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\ GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, &
/ '7 1920 y 80 OF Canada aasr :
~ IN g.WINTER ARRANGEMENT q g

r]szzssiEss1 On and after Monday, Nov. Z, 1854,
trains will run daily, (Sundays except
vo4 unlal Inrther notice, as foiiows: 49,. ~ Sc
~ u 49, UP TRAINS. III fsigstan
Leave Portland for Soutu tarls and Lewiston at 74
A. M Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at l.26P.M.
@~tAta~AA DOWN TRAINS.
q Leave South Paris at $40 A. M, and Island Pond
at6,50A. NJ shn}F ~ TO saaiaanf bHss ~
= r ssg1srr f.----9 slf-as 75 7sdrem !
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and Thar per.
sona unless notice is given and paid for at the rate
OF one passenger for every $500 additional value.
ts0N GLIB RYDGE>, Managing Director.
ii. BAILEY, Superintendent. 195
5 4 Portla Rd, Nov. q, 1854. II ls- ~ .4F now
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= Neuralgia.
Certificate Of Mrs. ]. F. LIroH, of Charlestown.-
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE GER.
ar u r.fsase4r TIeICATE9 fI I-.aIs5iI ~
Remarkable Cure of Deafness of Ttoenty.
~ dJ Years Standing. ,aan1 h

~ 1J Years Standing. ,aaN1 be
si8 .tQaal Z. tssp June 18th, 1874.
1, JOHN A. NEwooMB, of Quincy do certify that
have been entirely deaf in my left ear tor twenty
years. and for the past six years my right ear has
Deen so deaf that co lid not hear conversation
public speaking of any kind 1 could not hear the
church bells Iiag, while was sitting in the church.
have also been troubled for number of years with
very sore throat, so that was obliged TO give up
siuging IN church, for had lost my voice. had
great trouble in my head-terrble noises almost to
Greatness. My head felt numb and stupid, and was
source ct constant trouble tome.
tried every remedy that could b. thought OIL
Invent aurists but they wa ted to inst
msnts, would have no hing do with them
About one month since / obtained Mrs. Browns
Metaphysical Discovery, and ussd il according to
the directions the bottle And the sui is, that
the caring Of both ears Is perfectly restored, 30
that can hear well any man. The great trouble
In my head lie entirely gone. My head feels perfect
ly easy and at rest Ny throat, which was SO diseas
ed, sentirely cured; and have recovered my voice
again. " ould not take one thousand dollars for
the benefit have received in the use of Mrs. NJ. g.
Browns Metaphysical Dscoyery.rd o54fO a
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Real Esiafe fnr Sale.
To Lei.

HOOSE and Let on Hampshire Court. occupied
1lby Rhoda Hanson Ths house is two stories, In
good repair, and will be cold at bargain. Enquire
Of JOSIAH JONES, Nos Merrill ST. dec3ld3w*
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PORTLAND, sACo b PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD

TEX ARRAN MENTS,
ro~erra Commencing Nov. 5th. ls64
s= Passenger trains will leave the Sta
ton, foot OF Canal street daily, (Sun-
oay .xcepted) as follows: ~
Leave Portland for Boston, at $40 A. NJ. and $50
p. M. -. III
L9ase Bost0nt0r Portland at 7so M and $50
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. NJ and
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
~ FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, Nov. 4. 1884 "a .aEAta oc3i edit
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9 House and Land for sale.

+ A TWO story house corner of Congress, and Mer.
~ rl streets with the lot, is oTe ed for saie In.
Quire of bfl CHARLES WEBB,
q jausdSw. gq9sg s'tAy lob Congress street. Z;
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INSURANCE.
$3.50
- 'TATEA1ENT
Cg W of the osnditionof thel
HOmea Insurance Company,

d 5AlU OF NEW YORK, q
On the first day of December, A. D., 1854, made TO
secretary Of the state Of Maine, pursuant TO the
Statute of that State.
as pAME AND LOcAEIoNu1
The name of this Company l. The Home Insurance
Company incorporated in 1859. and localed IN 'ns
City of New II rk ~"
CAPITAL. ~.
TheCapitsl of said Company hctuahy Pm ~ up In
CASH Is ZOE. @1'vvv,uW ~
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rOtAlaut 0flossss claims and liabilities $3.50 50

State of RAode Island 8 Providene PiamtationsJ .,
sissi City and County Of Providence. - %.
.stsf4f tii January 9, 1866. .
Euchet Msuran. President, AID j. s. Parish, Sec.
rotary OF the Allan 10 Fire and Marine Insarsace
COMPANY, being duly sworn, d pose and say, that
the foreg Dg i true full and correct statement of
tn aars Of tho said corporation, and that they are
the above detc bed officers thereof
e55 - s. MAURAN, President.
8. PARIsH, Secretary. s5-s n -Srfe ~
Subscribed and sworn before me, this niuth day of
January, A. D., 1885. HaNRY NJ RAWsoN,
Justice of the Peace.
j. w e. Munger 20. Go /,
Agents and Attorneys,
jaul2dsw No 1856 Fore st, Portland. Me.
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E. u p s1ft E
NOR centuries Catarrh has defed the skill of nbv
Il sicians and surgeons. Ne medical work con-
tains prescription that will eradicate it, Noth .
save DR.. Goodies Remedy willabreak It up. radiE
cally destroying the principle of the disease. ana
precuding the possibility of relapse. 49,
No form of Catarrh can withstand its searching
power and nc mode of treatment ever afforded euch
immed ate relief gave such universal satisfaction
1t penetrates 10 the very seat of this terrible dis
ease and exterminates it, root and branch, forever
From the Commercial Advertiser New York;
Hay, Rose, and Periodic Cutarrh-Dr r. Good.
ale's Cstarrh Remedy, and mode of treatment mot
only affords the greatest relief In every variety of
Catarrh, but it extingushes the diease forever in
all its types and stages. Every one speaks well ofif
From hu L. Beebee, New London, Ct.1 .at
Msssrs. A oTton y Co.
conference.-the bottle of Goo tales Catarrh Ram.
edy you sent me has cured me- of the Catarrh of ten
years standing. gave few doses of it to three of
my nsighbors, and they say it has cured them II
have now half . bottle left and would not take
thousand dollars for it If could not procure more
DR. Goodale has surely discovered the true cause q
Catarrh, and an unfailing remedy to cure it. hi-
Yours truly, JOHN. L. BRRBE,
New London, Conn, June Q. 1883 90
Price 81. Send stamp for DIR. r. Goedale's New
Pamphlet on Catarrh-its perfect mode Of treatment
DR.. Z. G0oDALE's Office and Depot, rs Bleeker
street. one door west OF Broadway, New York.
NORTON Co., Sole Agents Ii. II. HAY, Agent
June g. 1868 aN4 isl' June 2-dIv
H D.
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LIABisITIEe. -
Amt oflosses adjusted and due and unpaid. ----i
adjus msnf 80. - = -. ,loo 90
Am'to loss 5 reported which &C
ito has bean TAKEN.
Am tof iaims for losses es,sted b. the Co,
uupsid. - ls4sOO
AMI Of di idendse tner casn tcrip, de. 80
ca-ed but not yet due. ........-...-..
Am OF money borrowed .................
the company !. 1871 80
po..i.r,t 90 lossas cia;ms a ab litiaa al soQ 70
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s,- ...9 49,. .-sIf ~ 81 81. 49,, Asa IS
- PREMIUM NOTES, NOME. x
aeHa9A r.. 8. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATT, Treasurer. a6A : aoi &
Subscribed and sworn to before me, "a saI
MOSES B. MAoLAY, Maine Commissioned. y
This Company is purely mutual, dividing lifts
profits to the Insured. q hsh 2 siN epi a
HOLDER, about sersnty per CENT. the part CT
pating premiums, being the largest dividend ever
declared by any Life Insurance Company 9
Portland Agency 81 Exchange street,
sa W. D. LITTLE, Agent.
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CHEROKEE PILLS
lIs .rf4 10 % $1,000
SUGAR COATED. l4rso
.YI FEMALE REGULAToR,
na9l r.r1b 4ol. Hay.gH- tiul.i
HEALTH PREsERVER,
b ssw o. CERTAIN AND SAFE, lab

For the removal Of Distinctions and tae Insarano
of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
~ 1oaG1rs Monthly Periods.
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Total amount of Assets ~ z66,45 81
Six pee cent. interest on the outstanding certif
Gates Of profits will be paid to the holders thereof,
their legal representatives on and after tuesday,
, he I'd of February next. HsNA
After reseiving Three and One half Million Dollar
Il profits the outstanding certificates Of the issue Of
1852 will be redeemed and paid to the holders there
Of their legal representatives on and sitter Tues
day, the Second of February Iext, from which date
ali nteres thereon will cease The certificates to be
produced the time of payment. and caucelled.
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent. is declared on the
net earned premiums of The Company, for the year
endie e 3ist December, 1ot3 for which Ger ates
will be issued and after Tuesday the Fifth Of
Aprit next.
rhe profits of tho Company, ascer-
tanned from the 1st Of July, 1912, to
the LIST of JAN, 1853 for who Ger lnq w
tificates were issued amount to S14 1928 $50
Adj ional from Ist j an, 1868, to lst
January, 1854, ofiA ~ COO
Total profits for 2la years. III sIe,95S, $50
The Certificate previous to 1862 have NJ
been redeemed BY cash, iaa li,690,2l0
Net earnings remaining with the
Company on let jan. 1854, $5. $685. SD
By order of the Board
W.TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary,
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Total qm't of LOSSES claims. ii bilites 500 564 90
. The grea est mount insured on any one risk is
900 '1ii'. 49,, ~ .s.r,t' q. 81 ,f5-,al3 "a
The Company has no general rule as to amount a.
owed to be insured In any city, toS n, village
1iock peing governed in this matt r, in eac Case
by the general character of buildings, width Of
streets, facilities for pnttipg oual6 es, &c.
&c titled 5pl of the Charter Act of Inco por-
alton, as amended December slst 1868, accompan-
'' ms statement 40 QaIAD :
STATE OF NEW YORK, lee *
City and County of New York
CasRLHs MARTIE President and JOHN
NcGRE. Secretary the Home Insurance COMFY,
beng severaliy and duly $40 Idepose and say,
and each for himself says. thet the foregoing is
true full and rect statement of The aairs the
said Corporation. and thar tAey escri.
(Sfgnedl ca ARLHs j. MARTIN, President.
joan MCGEE SECRETARY
subscribed md Jors nae, this faOenty
day Of December. D., 1854.
fWitReSs my hand ard N.taria Seal
d. 81 p JH WAsHBU An. Aotdry Public
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Tx NOW ALI Men byvthese Presents, That
the Home ms rance Companys OF the CRY Of New
York DO harebv authorize any and all agents tbat
al Company has hereaf sr nave or appoint
ia the sta Q Of Maine for ana behsb o. said Com,
3any, to accept and cknowledge service of all proA
cess whether mesDe or final. in any acton pro-
ceeding against Raid cnmpany in any Of the courts
If said State. And it is he rehy sdmitted audsgreed
tat aid service OF the process afoIeead sha be ia
ZEN and held to be valid and sufficient in that behalf
The same as il we'd upon said company according
to the laws aud practice of said State and all claims
srvice is hereby EXPRESSLY waived and relinqushed.
Witness our hand and seal Of the Company. This
twenty ninth day of December, 1854. 81 .ool8
Signed ,CHARLKs j. MARTIN, President.
% LIS. JoaN MCGEE, Secretary. 5sf
Policies issued by
I8Eag aaJ0HN DOW, AZ emit, !
ss and ss Exchange st, Portland, Me.
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cured 10 our land, then shall te ah'c once moro
30 ait at the elbow Of TIE telegr. ph OPERATOR ard
converse freely with our friends ~ The 'ar Pacific
state. We are gazing wistfuuy out q tie w. .dows
Of our editorial sanctuui over the waters, ANXIOUS
hopng TO catch the frat faint glimpse Of the clouds
that teiokcn the approach vi sirsmcr nom tine
NORTH, confident that the next arrival wi bring rlai
some bdIngs TO every well-wishcr II our cou.trv. .
Every printing o;hcc has its special ID, hut ot
laio II seems " us as " were blessed with the
presence Of At least half dozcu energetic ones
whose particular d'lg gh, and occupation b, found
When sddIig 10 our great discomnpIrc few
dsysHnce our preas broke down tc'Ore uity copies
were struck off," and then the coIored iudiv'du,l
entrusted with "our form" knocked Il into mort
unpalata' e pa and yesterday NJ rning Jultus =
Hdnntbdl ~ African descent, pustcd some oi our
Ilacardr upside down, and whcu remoustrstel with
for 80 dring. he replied that he wanted g. make
de white folks stand on dar heads to road lie III 4"
Add TO this the squaus Of not less than six infants
IN various parts OF the uuld uF and the howl ug "
as many iciiue wretchcs, WI O come nightly N pay
predatory visits IN the rear Of our sAuctum. and
perhaps Will paint our feelings, and tie caltu re
pose 90 our mind.
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me steamship C.iy Of Baltimore, nom Qioens.
to wn the 2Sd, srrvei las, night. The news 10 four
avs later
The Confederate ram 'StonevAil" was still At
fcrroll, Spain, closely watched by two United
states war ships
An important discussion upon the Canadan 10
fences. in the English House Of Lords betrayed an
extreme apprehension respecting the designs Of the
United States in the event u th, recousructipn of
the North and South. Earl Russell deprecate d tho
introduction Of the subject, and explained the
alleged remrsness Of his government in mot pro-
viding earlier for the defence Of Canads, by stating
that the Canadians, al within recent date, hsd
exhibited no disposition to arm thcmsclves for their
own safety.
OhciAl dplpmAtc correspon lence submitted 10
The French Chamber OF Deputies seems 10 estab-
lish tue conbnued neutrality Of the Emperor. The
project Of adopting a forced loal hAd boen sbsn-
doncd n spain. Tho Queen, In order 10 avert
bankruptcy, sent message 10 the COrtes hat she
would donate I'll the royal parimony, with tho OK
cepuon oi the royal reside noes And the estates en-.
tailed upon the Crown of Spain, for sale ior the
benefit ol tuc nation Seventy five per cent. 20 60
e. the public treasury, and twenty-five per cent 10
royal treasury. The announcements produced
the most extraordinary enthusiasm, and the Com
gres' pro ;eeded IN a body " thank her hsirs'y.
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A Troubled Editor.

Newspaper mon In Savannah are not to be en-
Wed, II the following, from late number Of tho
Savannah RErUHIcAV, may bo accepted 81 .
rule;
Our roAder- cAnno, fail 10 observe the great lack
Of interesting or ex 'itiuR news In our columns
this morning, but q bre reelection will convince
nll Of the numerous DISADVANTAGES under which
savan nah ,ournal SIS must necessarily labor until
the "OId Flag waves It's folds Of prosperity and
security over the entire length and breadth Of our
outraged country, When the MISSION OF the sN ord
10 fully accomplished and permanent peace &C.
- e. - - ~ -
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Congressional Proceedings.
XNXIXth CONGRESS- Executive Session

WGshinG'or' March 6.-The Senate net to-day at
noln, Nice-lp sdent JOh nson ia TIE Char. The
Secretary read the Journal of Saturday, and on mo
rou q - Morgan committee OF two was appoint-
e. ,l au.t on the .ros dent aud inorm him that "A
1u.. am b4u asfe.utIed, snd we're ready 70 receive
any comm lnira'inu h. might le pieuel 10 make -.
ia motion Of Mr. ~ lion ~ rcs1llt4un gns n optod
reluirinG the SerpeHnt-a'-Ar o remove fl ON the
Sen ue part Of the CApital the sa.e OF spiritour
." he senate here tooS rcccs OF twenty minutes,
and gAcu aga.n PsICmhed, the fieslGent's private
s0r.c'hlI th'eItu nv Nv .t sevtLh nessakes In
ven into Executive stsi!On.
Among the nominations cent in we're, Hugh Nc
Ca!lolgh TO 10 Secretary OF tho Treasury and the
i5ogins officers l0g tie recently established Court
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From South Carolina.
Capture of Fort White nnd Georgetown
Sinking of Admiral pnlgrcen's FlnEship.

Shhihg VI Auhir'h ihiRrccn's fIugstilp.
Philadelphia, March C.-The United States
transport Massachusetts has arrived, and reports
that our naval forces captured Fort white-s
spcndii establishments mounting II guns Just
telow Georgetown, &. C.. The sailors aud marincs $
then landed and captured Georgetown. The rebel
cavalry made charge on them in the streets but
were ga.lantly repul5cd with a loss Of several
Killed, wounded and prsoners Our loss was one
man from thu L. g. tus-boAt Catalpso.
Admiral Dalsreen's Flagship, the Harvest Moon,
en- her way down, was sunk by torpedo. All
hands we're saved, excepting the wHdroom
sinMurl
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San Francisco, March c The day is observed
nl with paradeS salutes, ilumnations snd reoicings
s. n every part OF the State. The same In Oregon
slt Nevada. The Nevada LEGISLATURE passed reso-
iusions in honor Of Mr. Llnco'n's second inausura-
4 q, IN which vote tho only two Democrats in that
body agreed. In TINS city business is eatirey sus
renLed.
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~cmbIy.

Bris REro7rrD F.voaAutY.-For a railroad 10
Calvary Ccneterv, Kings County. To amend tho
soldier 4 Voting l-v.
RuI q Isrrortcrp. Nv Mr. Benis; To rorula'o
the M rchsse and sale Of sold bonds and stocks. TO
estao sh political code. 10 provide for carving
over he railroads In This state, the state ofhcers
meul eIs OF the Lcgislaturc, and Judges.
HI II ArvNsChp TO 1utRp READIN Nd.-Ament- q
the nArter Ot the Allairo Work.. Amending the act
=, 'eud the interior line around the city Of Wv
Norl Extending the time for the construction Of the
Cen fal Park aud Iraui Hotels
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Glorious Celebration
OF our Victories !
The Cit!zens of New York Patriotic -I,n-
mensc Turn-out-The People Reprcsent.
ed by the Military, Navul and Civic.
Trade and Fire Organizations
Immense Enthusiasm lIas-
NerttnE, Fireworks, Sc.

hertfnR, flrewortts. &c.
The citizens Of New YORK witnessed Yesterday
one u the granicst demonstrations tha, has taken
plsco within its precincts since 1--WE mel cvc We are
correct in so saying! the "oldc.t inhabtAnt" came
into existence. In making this declaration we have
before US the "notcs" brought in by large corps
OF reporters sent out yesterday aud have collected
,he substance Of reports from the records furnished
by hles Of THE sUN dating ~ far back as 1883. In
otr time, a. Journalists we have seen our citizens
turn OUT on many occasions, bu, seldom have We
witnessed such general nthusiAsn, Tor ccchrs-
t'on OF any kind, was to hc observed yesterday
The uprising in 1891 was perhaps more intensely
patriotic, but 1t called forth fewer numbers than
were seen in the streets Of New York yesterday
A, an carly hour ,he ferry boats. steamboats, and
railroads connecting tho eitv With ls suburbs,
commenced bringing la their human freight of
sightsrerS and ss nine o'clock began 10 strike, the
ihr1ng vlsihly increased, strengthened bv the
sighs-secrs dwelling In our own city, who were
determined 10 post themselves carly In ptomincn,
positions. In accordance with tho request Of the
Committee Of Arrangements, the masters Of vessels
in the harbor cau-ci their ships 70 bo dressed In
holiday attire, and sci LION has the shipping prc-
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this occasion. The '-a'.n v,atcl1 IN tho hs-hor
displayed their hunting, giving prominent
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TO wave Ne rceocnluon q 'rh" dsy 80 c-'c'g.'.d"
Arriving u ion Square about twelve a'el,-l,
the open sr'o, Al the junction ~ p~oalwny. Fo-.h
sv.aue an, Fourteenth stree; vas nli.d wi.h rc-.
ple and blocked up Ivy cats 'oadcd down VIA
hroNorks. NutNil stan Ing the cr wi, ia. 4, g.
o. wA'ch good uN,ur,dy submitted to tc'rgtt,l.
cd In al directions or reporter at len-th cached
the Miieor n0rca, and entered tic C5rnmitcc Room
whore .e w'' kinil. greeted by the genial Police
Cofninissiohor, I & Acton, Esq Of the Coi4r'.,tce
who provided him With the tcquis tc badges. Tcu,
tho indciatirAb' rhai.u.1n, william r nlodscii,
E'q' bade I'm welcome, commenting him to Nr
Blake aud other ur'nt,rs " the Committee, who
gave a. detailed ac. pIn' cf tlc work rer'utmcd w
the Committee q nco daylight dawrei upon TIC
motroI oils They hNd arar'lbs 81 early, urd lraus-
sc'ei sn immenscismount VI hus'n,s, closur ihcir
active executive duties bv resolving. s 10 o.ioet,
upon sending ,no following telegram To Abraham
Lincoln. wilhsm II. Seward, Edwin -. Stanton,
s +. Fessendcn. aud icon wcllc-i
Assembled, Now York sends greeting. Thank,
+" pVlnc frov'uencc .ud all honor e. the Govcru-
men'' Army aud Navy tor saving the lie of the
Nation.
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In the state Of New YORK: Charles l.. Deue'rict
Judge BENJAMIN r. silliman, District Attorney.
and A. Y. Campbell Msfshal,
The above numinn tons we're referred 10 sppro-
Pirate Committees and will te acted upon tonor.'
rou. Adjourned
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Sherman 10 be -yyumped. Etc.

' FoshinJton, March 6.-Rch uond Tapers Of the
inst. received. The Richmond DIsrAT,n
avs; Everything is quie: on theso lines, and IS
kelly W continue 20 whe the rain and mud lasts
md OF these there seems to be no end There is
~ doub, that Grant will make another heavy
royement on our ght so soon as the condition Of
the roads will permit
From rHr sorIn-A telegram from FAyct,e.
vile, on the ist inst, says that at that time no
Yankees bad advanced in that direction rom vii.
ulngton. We have nothing from Sherman. He
is Presumed to he s.ll stuck IN the mud in South
Car ina"
The Raleigh CoSsuvATivE audes IN Sherman $
o1eranons, and indulges the hope that II ''our
T'Rls are not thwar,cd, our able cncrals and
brave troops in that quarter will he able to bag
MIN, or send him howliuE to the rear n the ro-
por, brought us by telegraph, that the small force
len ty him at Columbia has been expelled, be
true, then repulse In front should he suffer such,
would probably render his AaIrs desperate in the
extreme. Rlt we will no, speculate further IN re-
gard to matters which ruust cease to be matters for
mere speculation soon"
The Raleigh pEodGE5s, OF the 2sth Of February,
says: The Yankee prisoners have all been ser,
rom the camps near TINS place 10 Northeast Bridge
flr the purpose o. being exchanged. Many other.
IN Greensboro and Salisbury have passot
trough here for the same destination. Al The
Federal prisoners in North CAro.ins are n he eS
changed, we learn. At Northeast Bridge, few
m les from Wilmington. We presume the exchsng,
vii lie completed In few days.
The Raleigh ~. c. STATE Journal, March 2
states that 1t is believed that Hsygood's brigade
with the exception o. the Seventh battalion, hs,
been captured. Some accidental cases may hay,
escaped. They probably have. They were on th'
west sid' Of the Cape Fear. The other troop. OF
that side escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-07
New York State Legislature.

dbo,v,. Mdr-h 6.--The following hills we're ordered
n N I'd reading Incorporating the Brooklyn Mar
ket Company. Authorizing the ciiv Of Brooky n IA
exchange certain lands Tor lands teoneins TO the
nitod States. Relative 20 the UeWego Rome Raw
road Adjourned.