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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
BOSTON MARKET.
WEDyEsDAY Mar 0

"WEDNESDAY. Mar. o.
FLOJ R.-Thc demand for Flour has been quite
limited the past week at 50 - a go mr Western
superine sl0 ~ a so - for common extra. meci-
urn extras at 81 a n So and good and choics in
clusin- Genesee. Ohio, CANADA and Michigan. at
ST 70 n sI225 e hbl. Corn Meal $50 e Dbl.
Rye Flour 8 - 20 so = bbl for common and
extra TuckWheat s. - a So g cwt.
GRAIN.-The market Is very dull for Corn, new
southern yellow s. IS a 81 =. In Oats there have
been sales Of good Northern and Canada at CSC and
choice lots Al 99c n 81 2 bush. Rye 81 - a g. 81
e. husb. White Beans at s. - a q for common and
good hiue pod, and s. a s. - for marrow an e1-
ira pea Canada Peas s. a 8 Is e bush Barley
81 - q ST 70 = bush. Shorts s5i a ~; Fine Feed
80 "a IS; and Niddlings $50 a 65 q ton
PRJVIsIONS.-The demand for PoTs has been
quite limited, prime $50 a So; mess IS a $50;
aud clear so n SIS ? Dbl, cash. Be,fsl0 a 80 {,
hrl ,or Eastern and Western mess and extra mess,
cash. Lard = n 24c 2 H. as 20 quality. Smoked
Hams 81 "a re y p, cash. Butter Is Gull and prices
quite unsettled. Sales at so n a., for good and
choice Wv York and Vermont dairiss. AMI 30 a
55c s'r r.irman. Cheese IL "a 2,c e D. as TO quail
-.
R10L-Tie market IS dull for fleece and pulled
Wool. s1c tie tendency Of prices is 10 lower rates
The sales have been a50,oO0 fbs at co a 81 ~ for
fleece an pulled. The best extra pulled has been
selling a. &C q s., and is dull.
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JAMES MARSHES Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO Al pe-s~rs
DISTRICT or CHrTTExDES, IS. i concerned in
the Estate Of James Marsh, late OF Jericho ia said
District, deceased.
GREETING.
AZ a Probate Court holden AZ Burlington. within
and for the district % Chttenden. on the -3l day
Of February A. ", 1855 an Instrument. purpogt.o..
70 BE the last VII and Testament. o. James ~ rsI
4ate o. jericho, IN said District. deceased was PEE
scented O the Court af1resait Tor Probate
Aud 10 Il ordered hy sGil Court that e goth day
OF Aarch A. ID. SOS, at TIE Probate Court Poo ms
N SAID Eu-lin-fcl. ha assigned lrr proving said
ll strumeut and that Tuticc thereof be given lt
persons concerned, hy publishing this order three
seeks suceoss.Ee!y IL the Burlington Free Pres
newspaper printed at said Eurllu ln, previous O.
the the appointed.
at the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington. GA tie
1ay assigned. then an there o. contest the allow
luce OF said account, II you see cause.
Given under my band 40 Bur iu-t.n in said Dis
--ict, this I'D day gf February a. ID. l-fj-
W3fwl 2. r.. WALES, Juf &c.
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LrCIrsL.RING.s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }THE HoaoaH the
the District % Chittendeu.
To all persons interested in the estate % Luciu-
L. Ring. Of Richmond % SAID D1tr.ct.l minor
GEEsTfVe.
WHFRsAs application ia writing hath been made
30 this Court rs the Guardian Of said wa-l for
license and authority o. sell the whole Cf tie real
estate of bis sand ward, setting nth Their boz thar
bis -alt ward owns one undivided 9Th part ut che
farm % the late Elijah Ring deceased situate .E
sad Richmond, except sd much thereof may De-
set out as a homestead. iu which said ward has tu
iu -erest in common with The widow 0f said Elirsh
uatil he sttaius majority that said premises are -
90 subject % said widows tight ~ dover there
And that t would be beneficial % said ward sell
all his interest boz said farm and convert the same
into money and thercuUCu the said Court appoint
ed and ass med the i.t DAY NJ April 4 U-I-l az the
Probate Court Rooms. ir sail District. O. hear ant
decide upon sait application and ordered chat pub
lie notice thereof be given O. all persons inter-
este 10 said estate BY Publishing this order tt-se
weeks successfully. in the Burlington free Pres.
newspaper which circuiates iu the mel z n1ril01 Cf
those persons Interested therein. all which pa lie
cations shall oe previous o. the tine aFp1int. inr
h caring
THEsEyaRE.you are hereby notified O. appear bee
fore said Court, az the time and place Aforesaid teu
and there O. object 90 the granting such lccnce.
Il YOU see cause-
Given under my hand a, the Probate Court
Rooms, this til day % March A. T. ISIS.
T. z. WALES. Judge.
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CHARLES M'xEIL.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lTHE Honorable ths
District 81 Chittenden, -. ! Y Probate Court for
the District Of Chittsnden
To the heirs. legatees and all psrsons Interested
in the estate Of Charles Mcneil late OF Charlotte
in said District, deceased
GREETING
WHEREAS. application hath been made % this
Court In writing by the Executors o. the last VIII
and Testament % said Charles Mcneil, PRAYING for
license and authority % sell the real estate q said
deceased setting forth therein that 10 would he
beneficial 10 the heirs and leatees and all persons
interested In the estate OF said deceased % sell the
whole OF the real estate Of said deceased and con-
vert the same into money.
WHEREUPON. the said Govt appointed and
assigned the 22nf day or March A. ID. leo.
at the Probate Court oms in aid Dstrict 70 hear
and dce.ts upon said application and petit
ton and ordered that puhlio r5tice thereof be
given 70 al persons interested therein, BY puhlsa
ing this order three weeks successfully, IN the Bur
hngton Free Press, newspaper which circulates IN
the ne;ghborhood o. thoss persona interested N said
estsfs al which publications shall 20 previous tho
tine appointed for bearing.
TzsRrIoSE you are herehyrotfSed 70 spprzT BE-
Sore said Court, a. the time and place assi.oed,
then and there b make objections 70 tho granting
such hcerce, IL you sec cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms, this 18th day ofFsbrusry AID. 1855.
v5oys T. Z WALES, Judge
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sILAs JonNs. EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT }fVUE Hon. the Pro-
n strict of Chtteriru, ss. S L bate Court ~ the
District Of Chttenien-
To tho heirs and all persons interested ~ The
estate o. Si.as Johns late % Huntington, IN said
District. deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS application hath been made o. this
Court IN writing hy the adm the estate 70
Slas Johns deceased PRAYING lr license and authori
~ % ssli the real estate % said deceased, incui
Ing the reversion % the widows dover therein. for
the payment OF debts. aud charges of administra-
ton and scttin forth therein the amount o. debts
due from the said deceased. the charges % admin
istration, the amount OF personal estate, and the
situation of the real estate.
WHEREUPey. the said Court appointed and assign
e. the 21d day 81 March A. b. l-tl7. at the Pro-
hate Court rooms in said District. % hear and de-
eide upon said application and petition, and order
81 public notice thereof 20 he given 20 all persons
interested therein, BY publishing said order tc-eth
er With the time and place Of hearing, three weeks
excessively in the Burlington Free Press nsws-
paper which circulstes in the neighborhood u
those persons interested IN said estate. all Vhich
publications shall Be previous 20 the day assigned
for hearing.
THEREFoRE you are hereby notified % appear
before said Court, a. the time and place -aed,
then and there in said Court. 20 give bonds, the
Law directs for the payment % the debts, and
charges % administration, and make you- ohieo-
tio-s % the granting such license II YOU see
Given under NY hand, AZ the Probate Court
rooms, this 81 day Of March A. D. lS65.
T. z. WALES, Judge.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

NEw N0RS, March To-
Til. Augusta C0nStitiui0HGisr OF the 9th
u!-., slys The 18th and 18th Corps, with
Sherman cavalry. has a baggage tTnin three
mile long. The l5th Corps became drunk
ana pillaged Columbia, burning the entire
length %. Main street. Sherman ordered the
piilagers and burners o. te shot. Tw, or
three hundred left with Jhs Yankees Most
oi tie people remaining are compelled To
live n hgt-. Their condition 3, dreadful
Sherman left POO head of cattle for the sick
and wounded. and gave arms O. the citizens
O. project themselves from the negroes.
Every article of subsistence was carried of
V.--a->ian. Inr same PAPER saws
There are poo locomotive, renned up nj
Charlotte. * e.. T. says sherman will. OF
course. destroy ibis stock. They were heay-
lily laden vi:. --.-.-. The >Ir-be-a Fxpre.,
Company -avri al lbs yaiuahis- but the
mail, have heeu Lost everywhere.
a Charlotte correspondent OF the Rich
moHd Wing says sherman advance on
Columbia was unexpected. sudden and sur
Iri-iu-. Il found an here prepared and cool
enough o. 90 anything. When his guns
wcr, heard IN the cry, the public officers
began t. think of removing government
stores. for the FIRST time. The little army
gave away step Dry step. until they were
daukel out of their positions on the 1ppo-
,IJo side 1f the river. when ta,y fell back
aEalu The city was opened upon. the
work of getting stores of being pushed tor
WARD hut the task WIS too great. and much
was lei, behind The worst feature OF the
whole affair wa- the piundering done by
Nhe.lcr's cavalry.
NEw YORK, March H..
Tire Times Washington dispatch says
The Government soon expects to hear from
Sherman. via " Wilmington.
The last heard of Johnston was that he
was laundering in the swamp- near Hadkin
River.
Boauregard is terrifying Raleigh and
Gold-horl', but Is already terrified at the
Of our CO operating column ad-
vancing from NeWbern.
The Heraifs New Berns correspondent
says. A number Of our prisoners have
reached there, having escaped while being
removed from Florence to Salisbury.
They state that the prisoners are
VA rded by boys from II to 10 years
in drJves frightened with the prospect Of I
beng drafted into the rebel armies.
4 citizen arrived at New5ern on the 9th /
direct from Golish1ro He says be did not I
meet single soldier on the rUad. The peo- /
pie in the interior regard the coniederacy /
played out. There vas a great panic among /
the negroes and the whites are despondent. /
The Worlds Washington despatch |
says Gentlemen who left Newbern on |
the It'll bring authentic intelligence that the
rebel, have abandoned all the country be |
tween that place and GoldsbOro.
kinston was evacuated on the 50 inst. I
The entire eastern part Of North Carolina Is
In a state OF alarm. just before leaving .
" Ilminston it WAS reported that the rebels /
had fallen back from their position Is miles I
northeast Of the city. There Is no doubt that
Sherman Is well in North Carolina.
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JACOB :. HopGEs,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon the Probate
OF Chttenden.
To ell persons interested in the estate OF Jacob
sHodges late Of Wiston Ia said District deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 10th day
April next for the settlement Of the administra-
tOnacc0unt Of the admnstratrix Ofthe estate ofssd
deceased and ordered that public notice thereof he
given 70 all persons interested in said estate By pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully previous
b the day assi sned In the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed in Burlington, IN said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % appear az
the Probate Court rooms, In Burlington, the day
ned, then and there t. contest the allowances %
said account. n 200 see cause
Given under my hazd, this 18th day OF March
A. ID. Is65.
TE. WALES, Judge.
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GEORGE H. MOoRE.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorable the Pro
District q Chit,eutsn, IS bate Court for tie Die
tuct II Chittender.
To the heirs and 81 persons Interested In the es-
tate o. George H. Moore late ~ Burlington .n said
District deceased.
GassrIsG.
WHEREAS, application hath been made Co this
Court iu writing, by the Atministrator ~ said es-
tate, praying for license and authority @, sell
the real estate Of said deceased, if0r the pay
ment % debts, and charges u administration, and
setting forth therein the amount II debts due from
the said deceased, the charges o. adm inistratiuu
the amount 90 personal estate and the situation OF
the real estate.
WuEEErP. y. the said Court appointed AND as
signed the Ist day ~ April A D i-51, at ta-
Probate Court rooms, ia SAID District, to hear and
decide upon said application, and petition, and a-
tcred public notice thereof o. he given To- Ell per
sons interested therein, by publishing said CIDER
together with the time ana place ofhear!n.. three
weeks excessively To the Burlington Free Press.
newspaper, which clrculates ia the u-l -ln HrluH-
Df those persons Interested In said estate al which
publications shall De previous 90 the day assigned
fIr hearing
THEREFORE. YOU are hereby notified 90 appear
before said Court, atthe time and place asst -rea.
then and there n said Court. 90 give bonds. a- the
law directs. iar the payment of the .e1f.. ami
charges % administration. and make EHlr .. ec-
lions o. the rautin- such license. II you cause.
Given under nv hand AZ the Probate Hu-t q. .aIs.
this -th day oI Mach A. I'd i-fT
o. z. WALES. Judge.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS havin- been appoint
w ed hy the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District 20 Ch.tteudeu. Commissioners 90 re-
ceive examine and adjust the claims ami demands
0t all persons against the estate % Charlotte Hal.
late % Milton. in said District. represented ne
solvent and also an claims and demands exhibited
In Offset thereto. and so months nom the dav Of
the date hereof being allowed by said Court f1r
that purpose We DO hereby give notice, that We
viii attend O. the business ~ our appointment ~
the dwelling 0f Frederick Hall, iu Milton. I1
said District on the first Thursday % July next
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this & dav o. March. A. ID 1865.
Il I. h9 ,sg Commlss.aaers.
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News Of the w eek
~ Telegraph.

MONTPELIER, March 10

l. :'se ina' action uY'r the In: "'@c :-.
of t4r Constitution, yesterday, 4Gi,e little
seria arQ~e between !he House and senate,
a. 10 the form in which the action should
b. expressed. Tire senate adopted the bill
ant the House insisting on a ;oint resolution
a. being sufficient. \ COMMITTEES Of confer
en"e was finally appointed. and the Senate
pan agreed upon br them As the best form.
The House readily concurrei in the report of
the Com AMI immediately passed the bill with
hut TWO dissenting voices, viz Nc S..4f Of
Brunswick "a Democracy, and Mr.. Lynde of
Nililamstown "a republican. The reason OF
Mr. Lynde's dissent was stated to l,e hi- OBJ
Jectioa To The mode greed upon by tine Com
mItree "f Conference. BE was urgentlv
he'ougHt by prominent members ot the House
To change his vote; but he would not. He
must therefore forever stand upon the record. f
OF the House as opposed 20 the amendment.
Speeches We're made IN the House uroD the .
amendment ly Me.srs Dor. Pea~e. and
Nicholson. and Too gun, were fired. begin
nmg az the momen: the yo.c was declared.
The Legislature adjourned st $ t,i, morn
ing; ihe most of the members LEFT for home
iasr evening. The cost Of the extra session
all told ioots up about $1,000 only.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro
district Of Chitienden. s. bate Court for the Dis
To the helr and all persons interested 90 the e,-
tate az Seorgs 4 RoWley late Of Charlotte IN sid
District, deec>-ed.
WHEREAs application hath been made O. tbs
Court in writing by the FXecutri- ~ the last viii
and testament q sai1 deceased setting Ortn there
Ia that aid GeCvge A R0Wley In his life tine ana
At the time Of his decease under contract bind
Ing in Law ami equity % deed O. Darrell /. spear %
said Charlotte certain farm Or iaEc IN said Ohaf-
l0tte % WIT the same farm now occupied ~ ,alI
Spear, containing about two hundred acres % i-ril
and praying for lcence and authority % deed said
farm aZreeably % said contract
WHEEEUPON, the said Court appointed and assign
Cd the sth day Of April A. ID. 1865, AZ the Probate
Court rOou-s In said District. 70 hear and decide
upon said application. audpetit0n, and 0rderedpUo-
lie notice thereof 20 be given % all persons inter
ested therein. BY publishing rnit order together
ritl the tiurs and place Of hearing three weeks
successively In the Burlington Free Pres, a news
paper, which c.rcgla-es 10 the nsigh1ornco" gt J
those persons Interested IN said estate, ai which
publications shall 30 prsviocs % rhe fay assigned
Tor hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % appear .
beiOre said Court, 40 the time and place assigned
then and there 10 said Court, O. make your OBJ I
ections TO the granting such Incense, IL you see
cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court
rooms, this 18th day Of March A d. i-+j
w37W3 T. Z. WALES, judge.
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NV YoRk. NIar. Is

There are various reports at City Point
and m Washington concerning Sheridan :
movements. One says that he has entered
Gen. Grants lines north ami east of Rich
mond, while another say he has KEEP; On
southwark, Just west OF Richmond.
The Heraid's Washington de-mitch says
No doubt is entertained that sherman has
reached FAYETTEVILLE without an engagement.
He will be joined at Fayetteville by Seaodeld
and resupplied. The direct communication
with Sherman Notwithstanding the bpastiug>
OF the Richmond papers, shows that they
cannot stop his progress.
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NV YoRK March II.


The Washington Republican Of yesterday
P NJ, contains the following
Maj. Gen. Thomas telegraphs the govern
meut that one Of bis scouts comes in with
the information that the rebel Gems Lee and
Cbeetham had been sent fr0mA Alabama against
Sherman, bat Lee Vas subsequently, recalled
10 defend Selma Cheatham proceeded in
tending To 'orm Junction with Hardee IRON
Charleston Our scouts report that tie rebels
have information that before the junction
was formed, Sherm hurled few of his
veteran hrigades back upon Ca,atLam' col
umns completely crushing IT,
Hardee was not up 10 time. and The report
docs not say that be gave battle at al, but
that Johnston was supposed 10 have attack
I'd Sherman In front and got awiully whip
ped The Republican says there Is every rea-
son 20 believe the above 10 he true.
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NEw YoRs. March 9th.

The state Of feeling in North Carolina l.
plainly evident IRON the events Nearly a
whole company OF the 9th y {. rebel caval-
ry deserted few days since and came into
Newbern, bringing in their horses and
equipments Negroc- are coming IN large
numbers. The rebels are oonscripting all
toe boys they eau lay hands on. Both the
troops and people OF that state are repre-
scented SIS heartily sick o. the war The
UNION prisoners confined at Florence We're
sent O. Salisbury on the approach Of Ten.
sherman. On the way many escaped and
reached our lines at NewbeGn Arrange
m-ut- have been made 20 exchange 10000
prisoners at Wilmington ana they are now
llia. forwarded
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NEwBERN, y. C., March -

NEwBERN, y. C., March -.
Yesterday the enemy tell back across the
Neuse river, after burning the bridge over
that stream. 1t is also reported that they
burned at the same time the rebel ram Neuse
which was guarding the bridge. The rail
road is complete to within short distance
OF the river opposite KInston. The enemy
will not be able 70 remain in hinston long.
Dcserters and refugees continue to come into
our lines. The enemy suffered most, owing
TO their repeated charges on our works.
in which trey We're rcpulsed each
time with great loss Our troops stood their
ground maniully, and are m hIgh spirits
over the prospect OF meeting sherman soon.
Sherman has opened communication with
Wilmington from Fayetteville. lie SENDS
word that he i all rightand marching On.
We exp. CT 10 hear gratifying news from
him IN a lew DAYS.
4 portion oil SchofelG staff Is still at
Wilmington. Gen. Scnoheld spends the
SABBATH IN Newbern.
The weather IL warm anu pleasant.
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The TrlJuHe's Wilmington correspondent
of the eth met. says Atvices deemed trust
worthy state that Sherman's army passed
into North Carolina NJ least by the 80 inst.
The rebel forces under HIrice were rrrn-r-
ed lying on the two side- of the Pciec.
which river Sherman successfully crossed.
placing himself between Iartce and Beau
regard
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H'eut- I'm u ~ "FGfI. COmmdaf.no p
Aies Z. 81 ~
In my last despatch dated Waynes
bOro, gave brief ACCOUNT Of the defeat Of
Early by Cusiar's division. The same night
this division wac rushed AGREES the Blu,
Ridge. and entered Charlottesville at P. VI
The next morning the Mayor delivered "
the keys of the public buildings 1t is tod
remain at Charlottesville two days thine ha
was consumed IN bringing our force over
from WaynesbOrO and our ammunition and
pJntOOn trains
The weather was horrible beyond descrip-
ZION, and the ram inces-ant
Two divisions were dur ing this time &C.
cupied in destroying the large iron bridges
ings-One ever the kivanna Rlver-the other
over Moore : Creek near Charlottesville. and
the railroad for distance OF eight miles IN
the direction Of LYnchburgh.
On the 9TH OF March sent the eth divis-
ION, Gen. Deaven commanding 70 SchOtts-
vile, on the james River with the direction
% send out eight parties through the c0uu-
Try and destroy all merchandise, factories.
bridges, &c. on the Rivanna River. The
parties 60 Join the division at Schottsyille
The division then proceeded along the canual
10 Duquimsyiile, J , miles from Lyuchburgh.
destroying every lock and in many Gases the
bank OF the cannal Merritt accompanied
TINS division; the 81 division proceed down
the Lynchburgh ruad % Amherst CuurtHeu,e
destroying every bridge 0n the road and m
let OF track. The bridges on this road are
numerous and some Of them 500 feet IN
length. We have found great abundance DO
the country for our men and animals. IN
fact the canal had been the great feeder oi
Richmond. Z have had no opposition Every
body Is beNildered by our movements.
have had no news Of any kind since lett.
/ omitted 10 mention that the bridges on the
railroad from Swoops Depot On the other
sIcc Of Staunton % Charlottesville were
utterly destroyed, also all bridges for q
distance of ten miles on the Cord 5nsyi.le .
railroad.
Up To the present time We have captured .
IA pieces OF artillery, / al Wavnes- .
bOrO and three at Charlottesville Ilc
party that ! sent back from Wavnesooro .
started with SIX pieces, but they were com
PEELED 10 destroy two OF the siN Tor want 0l
The remaining eight pieces were
destroyed We have captured
lp to the present time, twelve canal
boats ladened with supplies. ammunition.
medical stores, ,sc. cannot
speak il too high terms OF Generals
Merritt, Custar and Deyen, and the officers
anu men Of their commands They have
saded through mud ami water during this
rain, and are all in fine spirits
md health
Commodore Collins Of the rebel navy was
hot near Gordonsyille, while attempting 10
make his escape from our advance in that
Erection.
Very respectfully,
lUur Oh't servant,
p. II. SHERIDAN.
Maj. Gen Commanding
NEW YORK. March Is
Richmond papers report another skirmish
.etween sherman cavalry ana that %.
hampton at point met named The r,tel
Olunel Aiken was killed and Hampton
ldi { ten. wounded
Rebel officers say that 30 great I- the de-
astation ia South Carolina caused ty Sler-
IAN that not d house is ieit standing 90 ll-