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The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], Stop the Runaways.--one thousand dollars reward. (search)
g furloughs to soldiers in his department, unfit for field service, to go home to vote on the Presidential election. It is stated, with much positiveness, by the Washington letter-writers, that immediately after the Presidential election, Mr. Stanton is to go upon the bench of the Supreme Court; and Mr. Blair, late postmaster-general, is to have charge of the War Department portfolio. The anticipated "rebel" raid on Buffalo from Canada has not yet been carried out. It is thought that llege at the late commencement. A movement is proposed at Nantucket to enter upon the cod and mackerel fishery as a means of retrieving the prosperity of the town. Miss Dickinson lectured in the Boston Fraternity Course last week. Topic: "Chicago the Last Ditch." Sheridan's losses in the battle of Strasburg are now officially put down at 7,086. Secretary Stanton is quite ill from chills and fever, supposed to have been contracted in the miasmas on the banks of the James.
The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], Interesting from Europe. (search)
none of that "exhaustion" which has been perpetually prophesied and never proved. The prospects of the Confederacy have, indeed, been often brighter, but they have also more than once been darker than now. Even the first part of the long Northern programme is as yet unfulfilled. The recent successes have been singularly barren of practical results; the collapse that follows an excessive effort is beginning to be visible, and hence New York, despite all the re-assuring bulletins of Mr. Secretary Stanton, is so far from feeling confidence in the Executive, that gold, which not long ago seemed steadily falling, has again risen to the significant quotation of 199. When the Parisian "Refugees" expect peace. The Paris correspondent of the London Telegraph writes: Yesterday and to-day there has been a general exodus of the Southern Americans, who are going over in a body to attend the fancy bazaar at Liverpool. "When shall we have peace in your country?" I asked yesterday