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children The IA yet one White woman 4, r-t.or,,
among the indiana, captured by them near Bctp,p.
mere ere some Indian prisoners among our people
aud it is thought that the white woman /. r,tainSd
pc Stand attic principal Chief Of O he ,.f5 Zee
Nhlon' appeal. to the people Of Texas 10 tclG AID N
should not relief he speedily afforded. h. 50,
eak that ~ endanror the safety OF lie .,ut-'
on i"' sidct Of Red river.
The iv'.'tcn TrirGRNru says "Threc ron Cor.
wan' Oh tucll way from fTdericksbuW goo ito
100 each with wagon loaded ith Hour. a,is
~ ''hcd snd killed. by Indians sonIcvi q l.i,,
hN'trss lac'e Il also news that Iniiart tv. cons
,,. D. W. Medina river, west OF hcso. as diets
t". e. r.y'on men, he ado by MI. ia, Cun. vt
49,, 49, 9',''- party OF iiidians upon the i'uua hd
.u N,.otuis VI violence penetrate o. idsus
cited before S,, "H,1'puy coming in irlu, % -
,bo, ,hsi may lie ci,ii,cd, but at he tire
a5saa aao e' 'y 81, H.. a., awe ~ ;yacgd sad
'o' VI" P'A''' WI come aud come quickly"
~. ,.,t., Iur ri,d.
p.,'r,i az, , III s;-"W, h'a ~ ID,
country, ga ie-t Iud, cudent, nsy' Kim .oa,s
""r ~, ,Ole '.Wi 40. avenue in tn yi,y "a that
1M WIN t.c ct'f aud otrys di.u,A,t. I'd tiI. load
soldier. Ia, P,o,os..Nar,b Sc &c, '.",, icIa.c
Vas t1ins W ID. Lovery, late Coo.r, %, % !II,
Mhn'sitpt 4. =, A., Who Is charged VIZ. I.1g Ia
g"", l,. qi ,i, g.. nau gh naS At Mn.'. ). wa
eld tiiri 10 carry !, awN At a Eallop DO. w. inei
ic'e'e, hssuu NJ the as.ndant, vhtn a. ,..ci;
lus', m kuucblut up his snu, thetclr H..,. nu,
VA - IN" Say Lax something 20 the o0 Z Oh. q uO
'opil to- io'on'ibic. Mr.. Genera ...a..ylbd
Gf'Ict q Houston, aud ~ tp inl 10 have .t.g, rx.
i'hici To uIc Dung msu."
rorurrtrs
me Houston rvtrcn,ril' 'sti'iicd 'b't 'rs,sN
tCaun- or srilud Fang ut Ncw Orlcnre t. -
= dst lhey hs'c thus for worked Wv p, ..,l.
~, re ly'g icius ptOhihi,od tom pAs.s. .-t..,
AL j.vhnNteu have Leu srrcstui ui Na-,rn
l'NHs sni iarse amount OF stolen pio.e.t 4c,ly-
c.th pat ct q, ,ruos YEA, ~ ~. e.. H.t,'a
Mott 'th Ii'Af hlltAu 10 . the llr.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER GLASGOW

Everybody saved-A PasseBger's Pipe the
Probable Occasion Of the fire--tood Con-
duct Of the Molnen-Careful ArranHe-
meats of the CaptuIn-A Frantic lIergy-
mun-RObberies by the Crew-Tho ship
Burns TO the Waters Edge.
The British steamer Glasgow left this port for liv-
srpool on Sunday lS' with $50 souls board pass-
elseEs and opev. Abo1; 10 O'Clock Monday morning
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Great Eastern We to leave Vsentia Bay on MONDAY
nornlns July "a h. The favorable weather encour.
Afc' hcne that the cable tho Gull vt ST. Law
renee s.ll lie got in working order in a day or two
Atpy Bav, " p, Aug. e.-Th, steam yacht G am
CA.ta, with Engineer Everetrs party on board.
arrived hero this morning. The ves;hcr {. fiue and
the 81 mens are mosi favorable fsr the prosecution
Of thc work Of undermining and repairing the ieio-
gtsph c.b,e across The Gulf Of ST. Lawrence.
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Trltchard The Poisonsr

Bg PdtDhttd tu- GiaSg0R murderer las made .
SECOND cone SION m which no lcknow od ees that he
POI clca he lie In the manner brought out In tbs
,yIdn1e, aud not Ia the manner described ia his dus
cuL on, ald also that no the DurdeIeI u bic
notht in.iGW lie ltITbu'es The murder OF bis uife
% '.arliDlu MadneSs and the Of ardent rpintA,
al etprps,s hnso sincerely Penitsn' Tor commit.
.llg tue che.
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Tho Newfounaland Telegraph Cable.

Aspy BaN \. s.. dug. 3.-Wo.kInen CONNIE nced
understanding the cable ,his morning at about hiee
miles from shore, Tho aiuor "A entirely ru-cd OIL
Dragging to- the other end A. once CONNIE cod
THO machinery wO.ls htMlJHblF, and thgio A.t
gIegt hopes OF slcc,'s ul.y itpaiIlrg the CtiIr.
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Gen. 1hrochmorton, OF Colin coll,, .lG r.tu. ed
from Wilt undertaken IN Aprii la, 10 tAr . 4
tribes Of Indians. lie made teatie- viii tEe Ca
msnchcs, Llpan5 Cheyenne A.r-pth4o. AMI Nlo-
ways, which a. =, p.ctod ~.a hs0g ,D ~ gu.rt. 10
brought back nine pri,oner---tso white SINS sni
three white boys, and uoL!O HOI AZ G.lt a. 10
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From Texas.

The Wild Texan iEd ans -iiOnering and
DiShORsrins tLe = -CoUt!EuuL Ii,yh-
lence Of I0bbery--evcTRi Ja5 Ia,y, a. -rs
EIc.
By steamers from the South we have later No.. Or
leanh md IeAas llCE
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THE SECOND CORPS.
Mr.. VIM. j. Stsrks' Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, Sscosp CoRrs, March Q. lsSS.


HEADouARrxRa Sscosp CoRrs, March Q. lsSS.
FLAG or rac0
AAg Of truce sent on, beyond our lines This asr
soou under the direction Of Lieutenant IL Humphreys,
Of ne corps STAR for the puposs q obtaining permission
70 sxhvns the body Of private Monroe Of The Eighty
eighth Peunsyivans knisl.ss the 7th Of February In
The action noar HAtchor's ran Lieutenant Humphreys
was met by General Gordous sdjuans general aad two
other Officers by whom he agrseaby entertained unu
his comm uniosnon forwarded V he proper authority
Fhsss eoers seemed somewhat interested In asoerain
nr the color q the statue o. the Goddess Of Liberty lately
placed upoa We dome OF The CAPITOL Of which thcy
ignsran as their engagements had not permitted their
visiting washsston its erection The Information
desired was kindly furnished thcm The recent addition
10 General Gnnts sAn In the person Of Mr. Robert Lin
coin was also spoken Of and commented upon The de-
sired permission having bsen sbtNned efforts were made
arrangements we're made 70 continue Tho search In the
morning
REPORTS oy VICTORY SHERMAN
number Of rumors have boon rife during the Gay,
mono OF whsh could be traced 10 any reliable source
One Of those the effect ta Sherman had fought
great battle with Johnston, defeating him ana capturing
ffieen thousand prisoners The troops have become
VERY much astustousd 70 gsod news, and they stood
ready 10 give crsdsncs 10 sny story OF our success
RrrURr % nxcaANonp PRRorus 10 rnnR CoMhASrs.
A number OF exchanged prisoners reached the corps
to-day the first which have been forwarded under the
recent arrangements for exchange.
Major John @ Breach, of the Fourteenth Connecticut,
who was severely wounded In the engagement at
Hatchers In October last has been appointed pay
matter
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City Isatelligence.

NEW Yosu fSvRxARr ros wonns AVE CMsE. The
Eleventh annual report Of tho New York Ianrmay for
Women and Children No 12e Second avenue, shows tho
institution 70 DO in a Aourishing state and useful
~srs rsoevsd into the ssy sca were visited lie ;hcr
homes and 4,ss1 were treated ~ dspensay patients,
making total Of s4s7 tbs result proves the advant
age Of small medical Institutions IN Aid of the great city
charities whcro more individual attention and advice
can be given than IL possible In large and crowded
olinics The receipts during 1904 were "a. oo< d.
LECTURES nj 8 n Hswlzrr.-Tws lectures viii b As-
vsred n tho Cooper nnsts fer We benefit Of the Lex
ingtou avenue Methodist Episcopal church, by Mr. n
Hewlett The nrs win be given the 9th inst, the
subject being nIs n the Times md the second the
subject Of "Lghn and sAedss u Irsh Chrsotes," on
the 25th Inst.
RnJsv Rwvous nm SHENANDOAH vArIr-
Ia well known thst great deal OF severe suffering pre-
vas among the people Of the Shenandoah valley In son
sequence Of the vast destruction Of property and grain
which has taken place therein recently To alleviate
this suffering number Of ladies' Of Hagcrsown have
formed themselves Into relief association and have
commenced the praiseworthy labor OF collecting contr
buttons whcrewh 70 procure clothing and sod for tho
sufferers The contributions distributed under the
direction OF the military by permission OF Major General
sheridan Mr. j. r. Harman IL at present in this city a.
collector for the association and will remain here some
days TO receive whatever the charitable may offer
Cheap substantial clothing second hand clothing will be
very acceptable " what required by tho suffer
ere or womens and children's clothing theirs should
DO greater supply sent ,hsn q msns sn o.
notions when not collected by the agents Of the society
DO sent by express (monoy can be macd directed
10 the association.
EAsnAS's CoLLpos Band. eleven o'clock yes
terday morning Eastmsns College band, belonging 70
Poughkecpsic, and consisting Of twenty-five pIecos,
visited this Office and treated the establishment 10
cnade The band had just returned from Washington,
Wnefc ~ was rs sned position In the grand ceremonies
alehu hg the reibauguaon of President Lincoln II q
leadership of Mr., LorcaA
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OF negroes have been At work throwing up forncatoas
along the banks OF the Roanoke river Several montns
since many old and experienced officers that II
compelled to fall back from his present position hs
would form defensive line along that stream. rss
country is admirably adapted for the purpose, and ths
river will add considerably to the difficulties which
attacking column would have 10 overcome The siege
guns from Petersburg and Richmond have been sent on
In that direction via the Danvile railroad and many
things seem TO indicate that his army will soon BE- -
rVuse for the same place
MOVEMENTS WITHIN REBEL LINES.
During the last few days several brgades Of rebel
troops have been moved from the right the left Of
their position, and uiee versa These have
doubtless been made with the expectation OF stopping
assertions Finngan's Florida brigade and others Of
hahone's division are among those which have been
moved, and II Is from that DIVISION many desertons
have taken place during the last three weeks
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SHEER M AN.
Ills Advance on Cape Fear River Sixty
Miles Above Wilmington.
The Rebels Falling Back to
Goldsboro.
IMPORTANT RESULTS OF SHERMAVS SUCCESS.
4 Rebel Journals Estimate Of the Effect Of the
Capture Of BranehVillc on Richmond.
Lees Ability to Held the Rebel
Capital Doubted.
He will be Forced Back Into
Tennessee,
&c., &C., &c.
IMPORTANT RESULTS OF sHERMAys SUCCESS
4 Rebel Journals Estimate Of the Effect Of TIL
Capture Of BranehVille on Richmond.
Lees Ability to Held the Rebel
Capital Doubted.

Mr.. Thomas M. Cooks Despatch.
WILMINGTON Feb 49, 1855.
The importance to the national cause Of the recent
grand achieved by this force and under the
immediate direction Of General Sherman be gathered
from the following article taken from recent number Of
the Wilmington Journal and which may not have been
reproduced at the North. The article requires no COM
ment-
We fear very much that the enemy has succeeded in
striking the line OF the South Carolina Railroad at Branch
vile or At some point west OF Brauchvie The import
Of this hardly estimated especially
now that the port OF Wnzton is closed by the capture
Of Fort Fisher, and supplies for General Lees
army can be brought in through the blockade.
west OF Branchve arises from tho fact that IL Is the only
road coaneng Virginia and The Caro,iaas ,vth Georga,
any supplies can be brought from tho Southwest for
Lees army, and VIC don't know whether Virginia and
North Carolina feed that army and support their own
population This is most important question: tnvotrfng
nettaor les than continued ability to hold
Riclnoad and Petersburg; for suppose It 10 no nsws
TO any to be informed that spec,atiins hdvc been
inugcd in 10 The pstiity IT General Lee IN oersan
ingency falling back upon 7ennesxe That contin-
gency has not yet arisen nor occurrence regarded
as very probablc--ceralnly not imminent-bnt BY no
means impossVte.
TUE REBELS FALLING BACK BEFORE SHERMAN TO ooLnsBoso
Information Is received Of a nature indicate that Il
Is the rebel plan to fall back in front OF Sherman TO
Goldsboro, and fight him on that ne with confident
expectation Of defeating him, and then join forces with
Leo and strike at Grant, hoping by this sudden dash
to the Union forces and by vigorously pushing
the advantages thus to be gained To themselves
reoccupation Of the territory lately wrcsted from thsm
and on which they dependent for supplies.
But these nice plans spoiled almost coincidenty
with their conception. The limo Of which Godsboro
would be tho great centre already nanked by schoneds
possession Of this point and Newborn. Moreover intel
ligence is at hand write that Sheman's o6vonce has
ALREADY reached the Cape Fear viver, T7y MILES above his
point His movements have, usual been altogether
too rapid 70 admit OF the contemplated concentration
What the next scheme they will devise 70 be s very
difcult conjecture. II does look very much the
rebellion were ON its very last legs
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o U r Q U OF a.

voluntecring-Change OF Quarters-0rsat
Rush TO the New Committee Rooms--A
Heavy Days Work.
The crowd at tho rooms N the SUPERVISOR Committee
increases rather than diminshes In fact II became
great that Mr.. Blunt obliged 70 change his quar-
tsrs into tho spacious building (adjonns the old)
lately occupied fer . revision Of the enrolment This
building, TWO hundred and nfty fest In length BY ty
wide has bsea oonvsnienily divides into Compartments
and . perfectly arranged that not moments time IL
ioS n passing . recruit Three hundred men
can DO received, examined and paid the bounty u
these new quarters per day The government promises
furnish Al uc surgeons and mastering snosu requisite
for any number q men, asd I'll Mr. Blunt or the ocsa-
niitcs nov desire Is that the public taks hold q she
matter that DoHsysd mso ualooss their purse snAgs
and let recruits come In MOI only BY The hundred but
by Tho nve hundred pr day some men gro stu en-
poilcs should watch and stop The nne and punishment
are severe for tricks q thlz hnd.
ra s., q ao ~ , .,, Sfd
Supervisor Blunt Immediately Hounsd Superintendent
Kennedy q this outrage and he directly ordered tho
covered putting them up Vigilance Ia not only the price
Of liberty, but y also The price 81 wsicS eur quota
The State au,hoiss are yes undecided whether 10 pay
bounty In the city, 81 the committees headquarters, or
on Hart Island, after Ono soldier shall have arrived
there
Adopt the latter plan and volunteering will fall on i'm.
mcdiaoly nfy per cent The soldier wants no promises
OF DhloHoN newt WEEK. Out Whcn nc vViuneroIs nv
wants his cash In haDdhs wants feel the 5000 and
examine the pictures Deprive him OF this, aud he viii
say, ON zee yeu damned hrstin and DO on
Nearly one hundred and CITY received ycster
day BY the committee twenty Of whom were substitutes
furnished By our merchants and Others Hurry them In
Had Luck-How . Jerscyman was
Caught.
Jerscyman stepped into the Supervisor' headquar-
tiers yesterday and eagerly attempted 10 induce man
who was medts,ing on the proprsy Of volunteering to
70 TO Jersey with him. whore he would get big bounty
plenty OF root beor snd hard cider Instead Of going,
howetcr, he quietly stepped up 70 Supervisor Blants
desk, made an AFFIDAVIT or the fact Of the attempted 80.
duoon and yercy was forthwith arrested and sent 10
the Tombs Justice Dowlirg NUT now nannsc bis case
IL high time this business wsa put SOP 70, ana wo
plea cd 10 such active beng tken 70
put the late law Va force Two years Imprisonment and
fne Of III 900 oneha OF which goes 70 ths iniormel
GU their OVID ground
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new York Town Elections.

EMMA, ~ - HNfVH v wv :
John J. HIchs (Unlon) was elected Mayor to-day ~
snor, three hundred majority. Union gain three hum
dred and nfty livery ward elects Union ofncsra
Lccxrcsr, NJ r., March :, 1885,
Al the charter election today the snt<e Union ticket
was elected. Union gain one hundred and sixty.
oswroo, March 7, 1895
Al the charter election to-day W. n Hcrrick trepubf
ean was elected Mayor The democrats elected three o.
" '''' Urea, March J, 1903. I
John nu,,craeld Union, Ia elected Mayor Of ussa
nne,ssn majority.
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TIE AMERICAN MINISTER CHARGED WITH SNUG
GLIS0 GOODS INTO CHARACTERIZATION II
MARAcAIBo, ETC.
PHnApnsuA, Marchs, 1895.
Al Porto CabsIio letter Of February 20 says thas
great excitement has been csussd there by facts which
have come light In regard the American Minister ~
Caaca he having attempted smusss goods into THAI
port
Falcsa = sim ii the head q the government Il
Oancas.
rebelious party, headed by Englishman, hss pos
session Of Narscabo and have been importing mutations
OF war from Euncs 70 oppose Falcon
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and we'll shod and marched II they had just started
An expedition, instead OF having been out for weeks
Fort Mott, st. Mathews and Tn on Court houses have
been destroyed.
Some OF sherman's officers said his destination was
Raleigh and Salisbury The General himself appeared
IN good spirits and confident OF One corps took
the road TO Camden and Florence, another corps TO
winnsboro, and Sherman with two corps moved the
dirscs road 70 Charlotte
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Ice Gorge In the Busquehanna River.
TRAVEL BETWEEN BALTIMORE And PHILADELPHIA
TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED, Ere.

BALrInoRr, March 7, 1so5.
Travel between Baltimore and Philadelphia Is tenn
poray suspended by the gorgng OF the zee In the sus
Quchanna river Havre dc Grace rendering the passage
OF the ferry boats impacticale. The half1ast seven
r n train from Washington last evening returned here
this forenoon, and trains will be run between
Baltimore and Philadelphia unt the distractions
removed This interruption 70 travel Ia particularly
veIAtous at this time when many thousands, who
have visited Washington TO attend the Inauguration
dosirous 70 roach their homes.
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Call FOR an Extra Session or the Arkan-
sas Legislature.


QUEBsc, March 7, 1865.
In Parliament last night the Attorney General announced
that Notwithstanding the defeat Of the confederation
candidates Of New Brunswick and the consequent check
OF the general scheme for confederation the Canadian
government would pass their resolutions In favor q
confederation possible, ask for vote OF sup
plies and adjourn Parliament Immediately, when the
members OF the government would proceed 10 England
confer with tho imperial with regard to the
question OF defence and other pressing matters The
suit OF their mission 10 be submitted 70 The Canadian
Parliament ~ The extra summer session
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lengthy communication asking say that the copies
were not obtain from him his once but declined
TO say how, when where obtained them. Neither OF
these officials appears to be satisfied that one Of the
HERALDs little birds gave them 70
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Death or w. II. Paul, OF Philadelphia.
.PHnAprlrnrA, March :, 1865.
W. n Paul, Treasurer OF the Walnut street theatre
died this mornips He was well known 70 ine 'hea'ncAs
profession over the whole country Formerly he wa
sxen, Of Banvsrds panorama, and csses Of Egyptian
Hall London.
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The sevsn-Thirty Loan.

PuLADnLPHIA, March 7, 1866. !
ne subscriptions received BY Jay Cooke 70 the seven
thirty loan to-day amounted 70 a,iss, $50, including
$500 900 from Cincinna $3.50 900 from New York. and
two thousand tive hundred and thirteen individual SUBJ
scriptions Of $50 and elo0 each.
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Arrival OF the steamship
Costa RIGA.
fuE sPAKIsH-PERUVIAN QUESTION.
Serious Riots In Callao and Lima Be-
tween the Spaniards and Peruvians.
N = VS. FIR O M II L f
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship Costa RIGA, Captain Tinklepaugh, nom
Aspinwa the 26th ut arrived At this port yesterday
~ this arrival have very interesting from the
Pacific, which will be found In the letter of our cor
respondent at Panama The Costa Rlca brings tho
passengers that left San Francisco the Sd ult that
houd have arrived per steamer North Star.
Tho following is tina anacie LIT Of Costa Rica.-
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BY command Of Major General SCHOFIELD
J. A CAMPBELL, Assistant Adjutant General.

Admiral Porter En- Route for Washing-
tom.
FoRrRxss MosRox, March 4, 1895.
Rear Admiral Porter arrived here yesterday afternoon
In United States gunboat and proceeded TO Washington
salute fred hero to-day In honor Of the inaa-
guraton Of President Lincoln.
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GENERA Lrr's NEW LIVE oS THE ROANOKE Ryra
II 10 reporied that for some weeks past arFe numbers
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Steamers Fired Into by Guerillas-Reor-
gsnixation or the Thirteenth and Eigh-
tenth Corps, SO.

Steamers Fired Into by GuertIlas-Hcor-
ganixation or the Thirteenth and Eigh-
tenth Corps, SO.
CARO- March 7, 1885.
The steamers Golden Era and Tycoon fred into
by guerillss five miles below Memphis
The Tycoon has since arrived here in charge OF Custom
House officers Her officers charged with oontraband
dealings with parties along the river
Many Of the boats which recently went downthe river
have gone to Mobile via the Gulf
Con- Candy has ordered the reorganization Of the Thr
teenth and Eighteenth corps General Gordon Granger
will command tho Thirteenth aud General A. j. Smith
the Eighteenth.
Call for an Extra Session OF the Arkan-
sas Lcgislaturc.
CAIRO, March 7, 1865
An extra session OF the Arkansas Legislature has been
called by Governor Murphy for the rst Monday In April
to consider the constitutional amendment to abolish
slavery.
The Missouri State Convention.
ST. LOUIS, March 7, 1865
The State Convention yesterday declared the seat OF
Thomas b. Harris, Of Galloway county, vacant on the
ground Of his disloyalty
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THE SIXTH CORPS.

FIR. Charles II. Hannam's Despatch.
HraDouARrAns, sixTH ANY C1Rrs,
March Q, 1905. !
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-03-19

Die IsFts SOtidait pes 9rancentcn an rsn
6cn9r'B If pcn sInsm 2luslauB bes Senotss
bsantpcrttt wOr0en.
Gi'ie Seaniportun8 murte in Ger Qtenr,s,~
tun9 Oom NerBan9cnsn Samfag unp in Zen asit
r'8en amfrltaniltsu Blattern aetyaht.
Ntr srle6sn aus fer @rm,psrung Oss 5fr5
tts, eaB rtsit pObe Snitanj pie ompis9lenssn
pss 9rGiiPepteu menig beradf3ljgt Dat. CsRos
immsr-pie GsAitF lam mG9sn, Gle Sifsrjrn
9a0is beJan8Fn baben mag, 10 farm ION pU6
Mtrmdno Yormerfsn, oa5 sr biz Sage res Qanpcs
IN Der IS8t'n 9ericpe %pertannt tat, unp pir fnp
a8run9en aniuertFnnen, rag ieins Gmpftb!un,
gar uno &orihld8e, 10 unausensbm lie auh
%.aadsn 5gribr!tn, oOn tfu NsrbaItni6su IN
is's. 5.tranJtsn 8erubiit piJsIi -purltH1