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The Rebel Congress.

TUHpAy, MaFch IA, 1900.
Mr. WALKER from the Committee on the Judiciary,
exported back House bill relatsto tho mprcssmens OF
iayes Passed
The House concurrent resolution resembling the rsso
utlop TO adjourn Tuesday the l4th last was taken up
me House resolution was then adopted by yeas =,
lays O. -, -.
Mr Hsxxy Of Tenn, introduced bill 70 provide for
Nsaplzns, arnling and d,scpiinsns the militia of the
States and TOR governing such part OF tbem
= may be employed In the service 81 the Coneiernts
ates ara for calm them forth - execute tho laws Of
he Confederate states, suppress nsuirec'ions aud rrpc
nitary AFFAIRS
M wiapAII from the COMMITTEES on Military Affairs
-spofied back House bill 10 nd sn act entitled IAN
III 70 diminish the number u exemptions and dstails
Passed
NJ WmvArs from the ssrlc comm ttec. rtpoi led bacf
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Relief for the Needy and the Suffering ~
Charleston.

Nn0rAestOms
Immediately upon the occupation Of Charleston by
forces the American Union Commission sent an
agent inquire into the necessities Of the remaining
population OF the city, and OF refugees arriving from the
interior After careful investigate acting under the
advice Of tho military commapdant the agent invited the
cooperation Of loyal residents In the work Of supplying
the wants Of the poor in the CITY, and auxiliary OF the
Union Commission was formed, Of which Colonel John
Philips Ia President, and General William Aikin DR.
Abort Mackey, and other gentlemen Of known worth
and integrity, members The following letter from
Colonel Woodford forth the facts p the case
powerful and conclusive appeal the generosity Of
citizens Money in aid Of the Union Commission may
ssn. 70 !, soS Esq r:dsns q ,hs
Bible House, marked for American Union Commits
don.n
HsADauAAn1'' e'1r % os HsI.s , 8 o.
Rev ). r THOMPSON, D. D., President Of The American
RxvrRnsp AND DrAs sa-Mr Mshlon 7. Hewitt, OF
your city has called upon me IN behalf Of the AsIcsa
people Of Charleston, and TO devise some method by
which the suffering and want Oocasoued by tho rebellion
We thank you for this prompt indication that the men
Of the North sympahixs In the Affections Of their fellow
cOuntrymsn and desire to meet them when returning
loyalty, In the true spirit OF Christian brotherhood
poorer classes alone Charleston is to-day cut on from
the back country by the presence Of intervening armies
Families who have heretofore derived their income from
country estxes OF necessity In want Others
whose property has been gradually AFFORDED into rebel
bonds penniless The rebel currency worthless
Thus many who have been tenderly AIRED suf-
ferng Instances OF want come daily and hourly to my
notice which am powerless TO alleviate
Major General Gilmore, commanding this department,
generously turned most OF the rice captured In
city 10 committee, who distributing for the relief
OF the most necessous. But this supply only last
for few days at the best aud does not begin to
wants We need money, provisions clothing, medi-
cines and delicaies for the sick You cannot do too
much for US
Your agent Mr. Hewitt has at my suggestion, invited
several prominent Residents Of Charleston organize
auxiliary association to your Commission, and thus
insure the safe and equitable distribution Of the charity
VII III you Ioby or. The gentlemen have accepted,
AMI the loyal people OF the North may rely upon their
faithful performance Of tho trust believe that the nation
will respond the appeal which your Commission makes
In behalf OF this great charity and look forward hope
fully to the day When tho olive branch proer shal
be planted beside hearthsones made desoate by war,
aud bear the golden fruage OF reconciliation and peace
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
STEWART T. WO0DFORD,
Colonel One Hundred aud Third regiment United States
colorcd troops, commanding city OF Charleston
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The Flood I'm the As.nnniuE.

from Tho Trenton IN j Gazette, March IS
The waters OF the Delaware have been unusually high
for two days past owing TO the breaking Of winter in
the more northern regions through which II winds its
way Yesterday the Assanpnk, below the dam, over
flowed its limits nundating the buildings and mills in
the vicinity. This increased volume contributed by
the Delaware from its superabundant supply, the
"back water system A large amount OF Lehigh ice
passed down the river yesterday.
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Another Delusion Of the Rebel Mind.
From the Richmond Whig, March 1871

We see II stated that reliable citizen OF Augusta
ports that Mayor Macbeth of Charleston says the French
Consul assured him that he had advices from the En-
peror Napoleon TO the effect that he would the
dependence Of the confcderacy the 4h OF March,
necessary support the declaration with armed inter-
ycntion French vessels rendczvousin convenient
points the Atlantic coast and Gulf of Mexico.
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THE SOIlTH.
Srr~t ------>-~
tscs!ls cTRoSely la..:.".c-o.
Arrival Of the Union Forcc5 ii
the Bay.
Non Combatants Advised to
Leave the City.
Final Adjournment OF the
Rebel Congress.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS AT MOBILE.
| A Chance for Every Rebel Who
Wants to Fight.
1he Rebel Papers Calling on All Who
Have Hitherto Shrunk to Gene
Forward and Mako He
roes Of Themselves.
~~~~~-~~-~~~---~~~~-
MORE "DO OR DIE" RESOLUTIONS.
The Rebels in Alabama Growing
Very Desperate ON Paper and
Terrible in Resolutions,
Co., &C., &c.

Asslstant Secretary or war Dana to
Major General Dix.
wan DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1866 !
I1ucr General JOHN A. DIX, New York.
The subjoned dispatches have been received Il this
department. c. A. DANA
Assistant Secretary az War.
CrrY POINT, Va March Is, 1895.
The Richmond papers OF to-day are received
The Confederate Congress adjourned sne die at three
b'olook to-day.
The President Of the James River Canal calls on the
farmers Of Virginia TO aid in repairing the canal
Tho Augusta (Ga) papers say that A. h Stephens has
esn In Georgia for days more that he has not yet
ssen heard om and that they hope this silence win NOT
Dentinus. .'t.,.
Vigorous efforts are making a Richmond for the
ssanisatioa Of colored tfoora IA.
1As following paragraphs taken from the Richmond
NAtC- s1
DEGENERATION AGAINST xoBrLs.
fts' Moauz, Maroh 4, 1888
THIS city = strongly menaoed. Genesal Maury has
asa eyulas advsiag the people to prepare for tho
xpsctSd attack He urges the non combatants to leave
me Exchange Commission yesterday evening received
hfermatson Of the arrival in the bay Of large number
prissness from Ship Island and New Orlcana They
- expected hero to-day Major Cswel will effect such
arrangements ~ viii embrace Al prisoners captured in
hs department.
Monn1, March 8, 1865
One hundred and sevsnty-sx navy and army ex-
hanged prisoners arrived in this city last night
AoBHA, March ., 1905
4 transport containing two thousand troops entered
10 bay yesterday through Grants Pass
MoBIa, March II, 1893
yeurtsan vessels added TO the feet to-day
Aking twsnty-one In sight OF the city Great
rtivity prevails with the enemy in the Lower Bay
nsre every indication Of early attack. The enemy
ave fred . few shots at both shores
1Ks HD0M 0EoRGfA-AcTION or THE LEGIS-
LATURz ON THE MILITARY QUESTION.
Macon, March 4, 1855.
ne House Of Delegates have adopted resolution re.
ustng Congress 70 repeal the Conscrp law and accept
ae from the State under odocrs Of their own choice
yysas 81, nays ~
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Kirby Smith mot Expected to DO Any
Fighting.

From tho Richmond Wing, March Is.
gentleman arrived here this morning direct from BE-
yond the Mississippi He reports everything quiet In the
department OF General Kirby Smith. Mobile Tt5uns
This has been the report for nearly ten month"; We
have ceased 70 look for scay neos from thai qsorer.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Hest Weekly 1sss
Co1ntry.

The Cheapest and best Weekly ssss
CoUntry.
70 the READERS or NEWSPAPERS.
The NEW Yoak WEEKLY HsnALD is the cheapest wse1A
paper issued /. the United stassa II IL published evn
Saturday and s contents will embrace tho Military
Naval, Political Religious Foreign, Fashionable Muscal
Theatrical Agricultural Sporting, Art and Literary ~
teligence Of the week.
While weekly papers have thsi5~
subscription price from twenty-five to hundred psas
cent tho wHExLr HERALD Is mailed At the old rates.:
One Copy for one year. ~
Three Copies for one year. ....s.................
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Any larger number addressed to OF subscribers
81 so each An copy will DO sen. every club -
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sAsapex publication IN tie country
The WEEKLY HERALD will be printed on the bsss a46s
whitcs paper manufactured expressly for and in ~
oasarest typo It will contain all the news OF tbs wss4
up the hour of publication A sNswspapsr, - We
- Family, Literary and Agricultural paper, has-ns.
equal will be printed tho lasos. moment, and ~
contents will embrace the latest War News iliosssass1
with Maps Of tho Field Operations from the latest Tsps
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An who In want OF . Cheap Family Paps, the -
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Address WEEKLY HERALD, corner Of Fulton, -.
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BALIMoEE, March IL, 1868.
The Flood In tho Hudson River.

ALBANY, March IS 1908
Tbs food in the Hudson river has reached = greater
height than has been known for many years and Is still
rising In crossing tho platform from the ferries
the railroad station passengers step the gas
lamps The ice dr is pr Ity much cleared away In the
river
Albany presents the aspect OF dirty Venice Flat
boats substituted for railroad hacks, and the North
river steamboat palaces expected up here Monday
Great damage has been done by the flood 70 the Hud
son River Railroad. The outside down track has been
battered by the ice and is submerged for miles 1t differ
ent places above Poughkecpsic tho drift Ice having
canted the Shoppers and washed away the outside track
and bank Il has taken great labor TO get the trains
through the inside track Travel transferred 70 the
Harlem road. The Hudson road will be Improbable DO
tween Albany and Pcughkccpsic for some days
Albany, March Ia, 1865
Owing to the damage 70 the track between Casteton
And stuyvesant by the freshst no trains have arrived
gone out on the Hudson River Railroad to-day.
Passengers are carried around from Hudson for the
Berkshire road
Tho New York papers Of this morning did not reach
here until six O'Clock this evening
No trains have arrived from west Of Fonda Mont
gomcry county since Thursday afternoon, and none win
be for places beyond that point before Monday
The Central Railroad tracks more or less damaged
between Fonda and Rome and some bridges hsvc have
been carried away but largo gangs Of men employed
In repairing the road and telegram received from
Fonda this evening says the tracks will be in running
order a soon the falls sufficiently TO enable them
TO see the tracks The greatest damage done 10 this
road Is 10 the vicinity Of Fonda whore three or four
miles Of the road has been washed away
Telegraphing 70 points west Of Fonda cannot be ~.
sumed before Monday or Tuesday morning
HUt.u "A. 1sfaAo an tna MAIL r.
Railroad or on tho susquebanna Railroad
PoucHsysrsrr, March 10, 1905
ORC mile end half Of the Hudson River Railroad
track in the vicinity Of schodack washed away and
tie company has issued order suspendng the rannng
OF all iown trains Up trains convey their passengers 70
Albany via The Hudson and Berkshire road
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ALL. w. Brsdley's Duplex, Elliptic loy
DOUBLE) SPRING SKIRT viii not BEND or BREAK
like the Single spring but will their PERFECf n4
BEAUTIFUL sfiApE TWICE as LONG o. any other skid
made They not EQU ALLIED In Elegance, bhstioiU.
Durability, Comfort or Economy
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The Boston Billiard ToyM rnansnt-Aosss
the Whine,

Roc. !, March 10, 1904
n, rr.s, ,,r,..a ,,,-,.., 80 +, championship 81
this State has Just finished. Wiiliaiu A. loo.A
beaten al hi. osno,s,,. s.va, ,n ru,, her, tho cham
n,o, o..s rn,,, 49,. -. ~ ~ IN and Mr.. =
wu,.a-.L -. .,--I n,N. .r imnediats,y
chu....1 u. a,.'. -. -. take place ~
four months. Bumstead Hall, whore the P~y'As
place, crowded utmost capacity, a human
unable TO obtain adm ssance.
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Spring Ovsrcosts
WHITE wnrTsaS 1 50. - As sna rs Broadly sy-

The Fire D~pnrtment.--At meey NJ %
IN. BOARD Of aud F0repien, bella yirer a.
resoluos unaninlousiy adopted
Tesigsi Thai the the laan ss ts board s due Al
- hereby tender them ~ sohr S~dy~ck Ls1 fes
tbs ysry winch ~ de eptd tss
voi,nver va, peg. q thi- 81 ysisst ~ scss %
te,reshe Lssslsturs Of th Ard here
~ ses slt sa doll IL dintn.
guisnsd and valuable services y gstefl rc,cenbaacc.
AIxx DAVIDSON. Secretary
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The Rhode Island General Assea ""Ay.
PRovipKstT, II l., March III
The Rhode Island General assembly sdioaA "
dio las. night aiter q session Of ton weeks
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IT Yon want . Nice sprlng ovsrcset
don q forget 10 call .t WHITE, WHITMAN Su'S, AA
2Jn Broadway and ssamlns tsslt stock
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Hint 60 Whom IL May Concern
when you make offer Of your hand 70 lady be snss
have bottle ~ PHAIsON's NIGHT BfDCdfNu tbREt1
IN II she rejects yoss hand she viii be sossDa
what II ID.
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Forrest Growing Humane.

Major General Forrest, learn from the Rebel At
Selma Ala, has inauguratcd his administered
mander Of the Dstrc OF West Tennessee Mississippi and
louisiana, by agreement with the YANKEE General
Thomas 70 supply suffering and destitute families within
and near the Yankee lines with food from the rich
praries Of Mssissppi and Alabama
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Chevalier's Life TOR ths HAIR Restores
gray hair to ia original color stops s falling out teeps ws
head clean Stands above with other hn1s
dressing sold al The drug stres and a my oiic~, -
Broadway SARAH A. CuEvALIER, n D.
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Grsver y naksr's First Premium Eiss-
lie Blen and Ipch stieA E.wax keanrs go Brosdsay
New York. And 2ao fuiioB street. ksvosign.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Fest In tAA
world Harmless reliable instantAneous The only perfvo
Dye FACTORY 81 Barclay street
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A Secret Worth Kmowinx-For Mn -rieA
females orly Safe harmless reliable Advice free. ~
DR. sss DR. Norris. Dor A.9ss New YerH poss onos.
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AAfauslan I.adiea.

Tho great Engsh remedy Sir JAMES CLARK's pems p
Pills, prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clark -
d. Physician Extraordinary lhs Queen Price 81 bsae,
sold by all drngs,s ramphiss with fnl p.cularA 800
free any address. JOB MOSES,
~ CorllanGl street. New York sole United States agssA
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Q r A N r.
AcTvTE wn--
--srEEclTa Or Til LIZ! ;
Explosion ola Rebel lIine Under
), Fort He'll,
Ac,ss> &C., &C,

CIR PoIx7 Va, Mar h II, 1855.
The River Queen arrived from Washington In the fore
noon Of yesterday, with sh another parry of visitors
among whom were ss,vstas1 OF War Stanton, Sur
sson General Barnes, Mr. a4% Nh Bell, Mr. and Mrs..
Won HERMAN, Mr.. and Nn, Hooper and friend, Mr..
Geo1rsy and friend, Major Mack and Mr. Stanton, Jr
"Army Of the Potonac yesterday ~Army Of the James
to-day-retum to.nlght"-comprsS the public record
Of their donga How many quss lions Of war hsvs
been settled BY the interview betv cen the honora-
BILE Secretary and the Lieutenant. Genera the country
LOFT 70 coniactura
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SOzodoMt-An Article that 10 1T Once Q
teeth purifier YET pleasant sd
convenient % ts exceeding popnsEt does no. s.5R.
DON'T possesses these exceeat qualities " emnenl -
SIss every 1s ss ss I'D ss.
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A silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No 800 Broadway.
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Corns, Bunions, EnIsrged Joints anA
all diseases of the feet cured ~ Dr. xAobARLS ~
BrOadway.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prixes Cnshe4
I'm gold Information furnished Highest rates paid t.
DouboOns and all kinds Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR a co, BANKERS, 10 Wall streeA
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Lsgalised Lotteries
and information gwen. Drawings sent
J. CLUTE. Brokers' odioe. Ne I70 Broadway.
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Market ssoady. Narpoes IND Cumberland very m ich
excited Cold very rc.vc md firm; ssleg after Gait 40
bisb 1907. Al close of reros II TODD ~ tosY
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ga Slight Cold" Coughs, Few are
Of the Importance of checking Cough OF 6aEsA
Cold In Its Hrst stage; that which, In The beginning vsa
yield mud remedy. neglected. attacks the iusgs
"BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRIO CHRs" give surs sad ai.oss
Immediate relief
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The Flood In the Conuceticvt.
frron The Hartford tuurs, March 10
A. bpfrss 81 ten o'ciook Lac rigit Nr walar " 'hs
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A.
o .
Csnst thou not minister o. mind diseased.
Aud, with sweet obiiyious antidote,
Cleanse tho foul bosom Of tho pcrous stun
That weighs the heart
Certainly. PLANTATION BIrTERs will do Il when
nothing else will. Melancholy depression, hypcchondras
from diseasra stomschy
and this Plantation scrs IA sure cure for There 10 n
rnsaka aboat IL Dyspepsia, headache dullness ana
low spirits Yield 10 the health giving AMI genial innus
OF the Plantation Btiers III arc In doabs, nAk1
tSial and be convinced.
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the greatest Irish cssA.s -sIc, I. INT ft, d r, 5. =
VI .sic srd feiai ., tle lG,iaan hCNs svut ~
orel ~. Y. S.lsAS.IJ.s-, :. 49,
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PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1903.
Our latest reports from Harrisburg that tho water
In the susqushanna river thirteen inches higher than
In the great Good Of ls4s
Tclegraphic communication closed with Harrisburg At
twelve O'clock the probabilities the limo has
bson washed away
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HOstiIities About to be Resumed.
PETERSBURG, March IA, 1895
The situation here is still unchanged Some slight
diminishing occurred yesterday afternoon ex-
tremo right but nothing important resulted There 10
the OF good weather. and no doubt hos
Stlities will very soon begin
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-10
From the Ncto York Herald.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, April 6, 1863

THE HEALTH OF SECRETARY SEWARD.
Secretary Stewards condition is much improved
to-day from what il last night and he is now as
comfortable as can he expected, In addition to the
other injuries sustained by Secretary Seward, it
was discovered to-day that his right jaw had been
fractured He vas comparatively easy this after
noon.
AFFAIRS IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
A letter from Winchester, Gated yesterday, states
that the cavalry, under the onmaud Of Gen. Tor
bert, which started up the valley on the 81 inst,
had not returned. As far as heard from tley had
met with no considerable body Of rebel'. The
report that a large body Of rebel infartry and cav
airy had been seen in the vicinity Of StrasGurg was
believed to be without foundation. Every pTeCau-
ton is being taken, however, 20 prevent surprise
or repel any attack that Il ight be attempted The
rsaiS are in good condition, and the Army of the
Middle Nil tlry Division is ready for q move in any
direction where their services may be required
she One Hundred and Sixty fifth regiment, New
York Volunteers, Or Second Zouavcs, they are
mare generally known, WHICH has been doing duty
os .1royost guard at Winchester for the last four
inon,hs has been relieved by the Fifth New York
artillery. Their departure was much regretted by
tte citizens, the officers and men, by heir gentle
monly behavior and soldie--hke conduct, having
won the respect Of every citizen,
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Lebic the celebrated Gernln chemist, lrsC 1rszss
London 70 supernteud the application of tk> aaet9s
that city 70 the purposes Of agriculture HkK
dollars worth OF mlnure annually wafS6 : ,iEs
and other large cities 6y negectng % SecuH isert-1r0
ng8 from Tie large ~ popg,ocs places igr EzEzaE;
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Three hours after information yesterday reach
ed the Navy Depart ment Of the capture OF the
steamboat Harriet Deford, eight or ten vessels had
started in pursuit Of the pirates.
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SHERIDAN STILL PURSUING.
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All the funds required to pay Gen. She rmans
army in full will be ready by the middle Of next
week 1t will rsqSire eleven millions Of dollars for
this purpose.
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THINKS "LEE WILL SURRENDER"
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continued Retreat OF the Enemy.
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Another Creat BattIe Fought.

Another reag BattIe Fought.
: VICTORY FOR GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Defeat of General lees AEmy.
ANY REBEL GENERALS PRISONERS.
VI
! WELL AND KERSHAW AMONG THEM.
~ >,OusaRds Of Prisoners Taken.
LARGE CAPTURES OF ARTILI-ERY.
.HERIDAS'S ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT.
HI "ROUTED THEN HANDSOMELY"
THINKS "LEE WILL SURRENDER"
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HI "RoUTED THEN HANDSOMELY"
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aERIDAH's ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT.