The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-29

less slave labor % III The extent 10 r. i-s--
tons Is promptly furnished. iAc-noh1 can
not De he'd. 4-i il abandoned '--Fe,.
zone.
The Richmond L.-s ua--i' Las .e-let rom
Scottsyllle giving au account o. 3leI-.--
raid Il FUZZY confirms me previous reports
Of great damages. and declares Tie INJURY
10 the CANA can De repairs -i = .SF "ve-s-
Tie Er0Dli ~ says me escape % o-ei--
dana raiders had oeen ID colseileL q.
Gen LOn-streel nol te-A- -'-e ~ procure .
pOrto0ns 10 bridge lie IAll-AAeA- Inc .
same paper Is sO.iclr0us about Z -ranE elnenis F
Tor supplying Richmond with ioooo. ana P
SAYS The tate Of Tie city ANA oi The "Ap-e
country i fast becoming o question al req +
81 commiSsarles. Il fears the farmers cl-
uot plant enough for tie Use az tue army
and people.
SIXTY refugees who We're allowed 90 come
through from Fayetteville rs permission OBJ
Gen. Sherman have arrived .-re- Ills par
IS consists ~ 4rlorrr- irNr rag e,irf--e
ar-ela, and tlCI families. a- u whom are
la a destitute condition These men were
formerly employed Al HarpeTs terry. ana
had moved to Fayetteville I'D l-'l. when Tue
machinery ~ Hargers Perry arsenal was
t4aen % that place hy rebels. They report
that Gen. sherman army ls greatly e-e-.i-
uered "itA r'il-e's- --eir 'e.N- ''
him now. Who followed iiin --''N-" l-'"'
Columbia
several transports lAclA.l.-= ."e l-'iel''
and EFarman saitd Ioii " A@.'-'.-'',. "..'
Alexandra YESTERDAY l.' bri'.'oi. y 0''
WITH clothing INTENDED ~. 'l--. --i-'- "i -.'s-
Inc iaf-es. t-"t ol ie'e' '1'' '1's '.'-'
laVe1e reached here al any one N,iie. .lil
Fel yesterday evening i-eA i-s "-"'
This quad nlnlleiel -l'. l-cl'.i..'- 'i. o."-
cen Iuet a- came "4Hi" ti, 4"'v' gu t"'
Army oi lie 1"','-' many ' ''-' ,.i
llt" "'"7"'-''
-oy. Cd '--'e -,.....i.... ....i.f.
''.i'.. -.- -. 49, H..
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leA"7
The report mas teAeAed h'iAl A.7 I'll
Holly >plin-s l.ll N".-e h-, ''eN e'~'u-
aiea anu me cay "''A d" liiiii,l'> tD''--
my oi cotton ana implements tl WAL "'"
IN our possession
An army o' tar Potomac special So. iae
soldiers Keep packed up. ready 90 move al
moments notice. Tie rebels also have
their knaps4cAs prepared Tor "a tramp
Cen Grant Is looking for falling back az
our work, are so near each other that lt l>
impossible Tor tile enemy io abandon theirs
without tLe movement being detected y
Wilmington letter describes The operations
OF khpatuck's cavalry during the recent
campaign. His principal encounters with
Wheeler We're ON the Nth and 9th oi tcoru-
ara. During The march through south
Carolina. there was much devastation hut
on entering North Carolina different poll
cv was pursued. I'D Wade Hampton at
iach. ou. camp was surprised n The NOR
ming. Tire hight was 81 the most desperate
character. ami our camp was taken ani PEE
taken SIX times hat al last we drove ol Tie
enemy They made several charges upon
our artillery. bnt were unable 70 take H.
The rebels leit - dead and over 100 "oun-
ded on The ne.a. Io4 "i the wounded are III
3 Fayetteville. Our total loss "4s 20. y
4 monS the rebel killed vs. Dcan- humes and
/ Col Aiken commanding brigade. AFe
F. IeDel D"i'"e4' were ~""",'e''- "ii''li- q go"
b lhe notorious NeI- illil' 'i ','"'l'l" :"
p i'A"7 ID. '-"'i'' "''~ io i-''D'' .'.''i
o,oI d. "'.r i'' iNv ~. '..'
zen D'' y 7'i' '', '..''' '.''' n,