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German Festivals Yesterday.
TaR JOURNEYMEN CABINET MAKERS AT BELLEVUE

Tho German journeymon cabinet Makers who arc ~
presented by . United Cabinet Makers Association
(veronigse Tischicr), numbering somo two thousasa
mombcrs held q festival at the Bellevue Garden, foot
Of Eghtieth street. East river which well PATRON
ICED affair." eight thousand persons visited the
festival ground during the day. Tho mombers q
the association and the visitors engaged IN .
sesies Of social pastimes and dancing, and the
eice club Aurora, whose members are CONTESTED
with the Cabinet Makers' Association rendered
series Of favorite German songs In tho evening
summer nights festival held which was continued
until hour OF the night The festival ground was
illuminated 10 splendid style ana though the crowa
OF tho proceedings The German Cabinet Makers Asso-
has been In existence about eleven year, whom
as started for the protection OF workers al the tra0e n
which the association has been quite successful There
are only few journcymon who are not oooncctea
with the association; for all who employed In tho
large shops are compelled to JOIN The organization
Whom the movement to raise the price OF wages began
several strikes occurred IN some OF .n' snop ~
strike the strikers are supported by the ASSOCIATION.
A branch association, composed Of about Two nun
drcd mombers form part OF the German WORKING
men Union Who In case of strike. receive IN add
ton six dollars per week zach About hty Frenchmon
of tho association Since the OF tho price they
earn about eighteen dollars per week ON an average
The cnbnet makers festival yesterday was quue sue
cessaul aaar for tho weather favorable On
preyous occasion Il had postponed account OF
ncemont weather
rns JoURNEYnES CIGAR MAKERS AT rus UNION
PARK.
At Funk's Union Park, At tho foot OF sixty third
strrot ON the East river sonc two thousand persons
were assembled yesterday to participate In tho fostvi
tics of tho German journcymcn cigar makers whose
associatiou-rbe cigarrcn Arbeiter vcrein-numbors
about Ave hundred members The association has been
in existence for years and organized for mu
tuaI protection and bcnevolence, Tho festival OF the
cigar makers yesterday quite lively and interest
inr affair Captain Hart on the ground with some
of his assistants protect the visitors from any demon
sraiton OF roughs who OF late ofcntimes invade the
grounds where the Germans engage in their festvcs
but nothing occurred TO disturb the anair, aud every
thing passed of vol and ia an orderly manner
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FRANos AND MnuOo.-The organ Of the State
Department in this oity is very much distressed
lest the Emperor Of France should feel uneasy
over the prospects Of his Mexican venture. It
is quite alarmed lest he should be frightened
over the stories that this country was excited
on the Mexican question, and that our govern
ment was concentrating troops in Texas. It
loses no opportunity to reassure him on this
subject, and to show him that all those stories
are tor the sake of sensation; that the Monroe
doctrine is IA myth that the people of this coun-
try don't care pin for it; that they have not
a particle of spirit to resent European agrees
sions and that the Emperor or any one
else may come over and do what they like on
this continent, and we will take it very tamely.
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magnates and politicians by the selection OF Mr. John
Mcdonald succeed the late Sir e. p Tache Canadian
Prime Minister In order 70 prevent breaking up OF
the Cabinet result Of the Indignation excited the
Governor General has finally set aside Mr. Mcdonald
and nxod upon Sir N. Bolleau.
With reference TO the loss Of the steamship
Glasgow by fire. we authority 70 state that no smok
ing allowed any part Of the vesses of the In
man line where it would DO possible for the passengers
or men employed In loading the vessel to set re 10 the
cargo.
Ettrcks cotton factory, at Petersburg Va was dc.
sroyed by Ore on Thursday last entaiing loss Of two
hundred thousand dollars and throwing Of employ
ment three hundred hands.
According TO the City Inspectors report there were
$50 deaths in the city during the past week-being
crease of 81 compared with the mortality Of tho week
previous and 43 less than occurred during the coespon
ding week year The rccaptuation table gives the
following result:-Acue disease $751; chronic disease,
go; external causes, &C. 80 There 472 natives Of
the United States l0l Of Ireland 2e Of Germany II OF
England Of Scotland and the balance Of for
eign countries
Tho stock market was rather heavy yesterday morn
ing but Afterwards improved and closed steady Gold
was not very arm the morning, but became stronger
and the price. at Avs O'Clock r. 4. was l4sK. IL
In tho abscnoe of violent nu0tnaaons Ia ths gold
market there Yves iisle doae general ercandise
yesterday imported goods rather quiet. 'buk
general thing tho sales made wore q fui prces Do
mestic produce Irregular with but moderate husi
ness Cotton dull and prices were again about ic.
per Id. lower, mainly on tho common and medium
grades Petroleum was dull, and prices wore neariy
nominal Groceries were steady, with moderate in
qury On Change things were mixed. Flour was dull
aud l0c. a 15c lower Wheat was 20 lower springs.
Corn was in fair demand and lc &C. better Oats
also Armcr Pork opened hrmer, but closed du WINS
key was unchanged
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The rst step taken yesterday towards rsorganisa
ton IN the late so-caed seeded States Mississippi
under tho proclamation Of Governor sharkey, elected
members convention which Is to DO held on the l4th
inst TO revise the State constitution The remaining
six States are hold elections and conventions - fol-
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news Items


GES JAuEs : BRI'HN has been appointed To
snpo rintend tho organization Of white aud color
ed troops in Kentucky.
sEvEEAI chiefs u tho winnebsgoes had tall
with .he Com ~ ,srioner Of indi.n Affairs al Wash-
layton yesterday, pret minary TO = treaty Tor re-
movsl from Dnco,sh 70 the omaho reservation.
PrtsnESr LNcolS has cen suffering with a
severe attack Of influenza for several DAYS lie was
confined 10 his bed yes'erds., aud, consequently,
did not receiy visitors.
Tim Canadian Minister Of Finance submitted 70
Parliament yesterday, estimate Tor the cIrrCaI
year, Including the sum Of 100000 for Perrns-
nent defonees Of the country.
JAY CooKE reports subscriptions TO the Seven
thirty loan yesterday 70 the snount Of :5,l97 $50
uclud pg one OF $30U O00 rom Cincinnati, ono Of
$50, 900 from New York, and 2,5s9 individual
subscriptions for ESQ and 400 each.
A sTArtNESr has been extensively pub. 81 ei
that the secre;sry had decided N seni the cotton
captured At Savannah n Europe. A washiug gton
dispatch states that he has come N no such deter.
mnst!on.
! THB Navy Department hn received information
| NJ the capture, Of Pass Cavello. Texas Of tho
! EnaNsh shoohof hhtnluo py inc gunboat fenob-
scot. She had cargo Of cotton bAgging, liquors
and rope. She cleared from hstamoras for la.
! vana.
An order nom Maj Gen. Palmer, Published at
Louisville yesterday, announces that by the act Of
Congress passed on the 81 of March, the wives suI
children Of colored men who have sul8.ei or
who may enlist IA the army, are free. Il prom ise-
the enforcement, Of their ns1ts By The military au-
thorltieL If necessary, AMI urges loys. men .nd
women o. Kentucky to encourage Iho eni.stmen,
of colorsd men In the army, and afterwards to re-.
coCnize them as upho'dsrs Il IEe GsYs!nu.sa' md
defenders u ucT Eomeh
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The New York State Election.
Adortlon Of the Censtit tutiennI Amendmcu


O'ueeo, horch iA.-rhe city gives 81 majority
tor thc Constitutional Amendment. The ro.o Wa
nsht
Pought,>psI, March l4.-Pougl rives
94s majority for the amendment
Chc0, hdreh IL Utica gives 81 votes for and
blT sgainsi tho amendment Majority ior o.
Binghsmpton gives go majority for The amend
msnt
shetbur'e - msiprty for the amendment
tircone, lis majority against tho amendment.
Oxford gives ~ sgainsi tho amendment
Oiscgo eavos 1870 majority sgsinsa the amend
ment
Syrdeuse, krrrh IL william n. Stewart Do ~ ;
was elected Mayor to-day by about a. majority.
For Supervisors and Aldermen i've ards 10 Union
aud threo Democratic. Tho vote in favor u tie
Constitutional Amendment Is ,lmost unanimous
Albany. hdreh ia.--Tho vote IN this city On the
Constitutional Amendment 10 ss follows: For the
smenumcut 500 AgAinGtiti,522
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Concord, " II. March - The election OF State
officers and members OF Congress aud Legislature
took place to DAY. The Republicans supported
Frederick Smythe for Governor, and the Democrats
Edward Harrington. Both gentlemen wers resi-
dents Of Manchester; The rcturas received up to
an early hour this evening indicate that smythe'a
majority will exceed 600 MANY towns mnl y
Considerable Union gains lhe vote of last We
when Gilmore's majority was about 6,bUO. lie ~
gregae vote TODAY will IL less by some nous ands
than that of last year.
The rcsuli IN tho 1st Congregational tts,ric, is
close.
Dorer, ~ N March {, io;3o =. " Returns
from ~ towns aud cities give Gen. harstpn. (Rep 4.
for Congress- 4,GOT Marcy, Dem.l 1894 SAWYER
237 Msrstons majority over Marcy l,'AS. 1hir
ensures the election of three Republican mcubcrs
Of Congress from New Hampshire, gam. OF cue.
Concord, v H., hIreh 24.-Tf-o vote for Gov.
ernor in l2T towns footsup 10 follo"s bmythe,
- COS Harrington, Il 3l3
Gou Msistou Is elected 10 Con .rcss IN thc Is,
district by nearly 1900 majority, snd ln the other
two oisIriclr, Rollins Ali Pstterso arc rc-eect'i
by about 1850 majority.
The Republicans have elected all be Coun" r.,
nine out Of twelve senator's, aud . nsJouG o
about 1uO in the II luae
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RFcRUIriSG. ono hundred men were
enlisted yesterday, snd the rooms Of the Volunteer
Committee "cTc Gro sded ell day by parties eager
n learn something definite regarding the draft
NJ Older, coun,oruand ns the dran order had
been received ly TO Pr,yost Marshal up ~ a late
hour last night; but MAJOR Dodge, Pfoyosi-nsr.
sha-Goneral for this department, has gone 10
Washington to confer with tho authorities there.
with regard - thc difficulty which applicants
have experienced IN ,ul!s.ng for tho naval service
TIE Volunteer Committee Claim tha, tito fault lies
with ne Government officials
Amcrtus Tor the purpose Of taking ia, aturrs to
Gil The quon Of ,he Thirteenth ward will be held
tbs ry,ning at the corner oi Attorney aud %.
l.ncey streets. OiLer ward meetings should he
called Il o-uz'ns are dostrou. Of syo.Cing the
DRAFT
81. PAHioks DAY.-Thc celebration on
Friday Will certaI4y he grand Que. Al half -pss,
IN o'tlOck, A. N, Archbishop McCossy viii cen,
bratc pJuuacs high uIs-s Al ~. Patfck's CsGhe
drai, AVID tue Rev. T. Deily, " ST. Johns College,
forIh.m, vii preach the psnegyrc oi ,he saint
On his occas on, collection fur the heneGt Of the
Conference Of the sciety of u Vincent de Paul,
attached To the Cathedral, win BE- taken up The
procession prom sos To 10 the mos, iIup,s,ug snd
brilliant one ever w'in'ssod m this city Tic Goth
Regiment, Cll. Gazlcy, the ga;h, Col. O'Mal4ony,
tie eJscsson Horse "uard'' and several indsi end.
cut military companies, " \ turn uu, In to pro-
oession and Will head tie civic 500 .ctss which will
..,,,. =, ro ,,,,s,,., ot c,.,,t .,,,., .,I r.,
'" " WV N ''''
oEdwsy
Com Al the Evening EXCHANGE ouen.. M
go
~ anu '"HNh"'d "eA@' 'leSlng l'- q. etocks
dun.
A.r T,r,c,o p~,u,x,r Y..,o-d,, d,
'' ''''' - ''''''"''i Nv
II o'clock, 4 ", a new Tobacco Exchange was
on ned At 80 and ~ Pine street. rob.cco eroveY..
-, ,,-, -,
anu '''A' "'"'''u '''n o''o' hhsouT''
Now Jcri'y bas7achuaett', Kentucky, reunsy J..
yAui. Connecticut. Rhode I,l,ud. and other B,.te,
- -,. .---.,-.-..~'
"''' P'''o"'' INV "'o''hs "Aa "P'""' ny No
President, H. II. Arkt nblrch, who delivered tn
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10 turn on hsnk whers the u th ksseschuse'h
and l5.h Connecticut we're Pne'cd The sitacN "S
sudden sud unexpccted. AIN tho forcc OF the enemy
was % ovrrwb Inning, that considcTAb' poT'"n
of these rcruouts wero cap turcd. Ahous the ssno
time Of ths .c'. the enemy sdvauced strong i,rce
in front Of The first and rind dvisions, AMI suc-
creisd IN capturing p1rnu OF the ltth NeN YORK
Cavalry, but many Of the p'isoners subsequently
cscsped Attacks were ais made on Ct.er pcr-
uous Of the line during the .Ay, tut no s-yautsse
was gained There seems a. have been strange
overs sht in the formation Of our line ~ battle fr
considerable space bcsvcc- the frs, and Second
divisions was entirely undefuid ided. In tue course
n the afternoon. however, the force Of Gen Euger
came Up, tiled this iuterstice,. aud rom that uue
the rebels ga ned no sdvRntage. As paruN com.
pensaGon Tor tas loss OF the pr suncrs meutoIe',
Col Savage, Of Vi, l1th New YORK CavuIry, which
had lost . number OF prisoners .msdo q drtor t.
wards The rebel rear aud cap'ur"' nearly one hun
drod prisoners and few wagons Late in the
Afternoon, Lso, Col. Mallory, Of ave first br.sAdc
Second divis on, msde imTstuOus chsrfc~ agiinst
tho ,neuy, and regaiEed \ considerable portion oi
The ground lost in tho inorning: On r-m1iAy,
the second day of hc lhi, kaloy pursued
the advantage he had Previously sccurel,
anu finally resumed his onnral p"H-
ton. Throughout tic day the rebcs maxi des-
persn attempts 30 dislodse our sorceh, rcpentcdiy
charging ovSr tho same ground and mvAra "
meeting with defeat The bate continued thus
throughout the dsy, no material ivdvsnAge beng
gained on either tide bat on the Lloruins " the
tentn the rebels stteintted .nOtl OF dAnx move
meat upon our lot, When they me, wrih a de'ndcd
loss, leaving whole regiment Oi AsOamisns IN
our hands. FROM that time they seemed to have
lost heart in L.e contest and their iurSes b'gan TO
reluctantly withdraw, finally falling back AMI
cross ng the river " kInBIon. Our loss IN the
three Gays hghtng, including Killed. wounded and
mssng, 10 estimated at about two thousand, and
the rebol loss 10 supposed 70 be absa4, the same
The prisoners captured by oLr forces state. ina.
BfagE's army numbers nearly twenty thousand
.aen, and clam that will ind the Town VI Ans
'on W be second Petersburg,
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New York State Leg stature,


Aibany March i4.-BltL- Rrrm1Ep.-Ts orcn
Prince street, brooklyn. To author b. th, intt alton
Of cotporatous tor agricultural purpose. To pIuyiue
for care and Instruction Of truAnt children in brook
lyn.
Bills ORDERED TO THtEp RfAuING.-hutnorix-
In inctsAte Of rate of Interest In Hgcoklyu County
h3ndl ALEC on Croton NatCr NoIkg hoidf. The
Brootlyn sewer bill For the Cancellation Of ,hc
Buffalo 4 AnegAny VALLEY and tho Buffalo a WAl-
ingion Railroad Companies Relative 10 tn sc-er-
age and drninGrC in New York city, giving the Cro-
ton Aquoduct hoard power over the st'oe. 10 ir-
the capital stack aud extend the charter OF
IA. PGiiic Mail Strnmsh.p Company. Anth1r,y iur
al horsa R.ilroad Companies IA tho - ATE except
those wholly oeraed In the rities uf NoL loik ard
ErookIyn 10 increase their iarr A. per ccid In ~.
Tuti1e The kuicserbucker GAs Company m.Ne. Goik
Adjourned.
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Drunkenness Inthe Army

"A Three Years Army al lain" "rIies as fol.
lows n tie Springfield AaSs RErJlL'cAN
have No doubt 'rom wt. 7 Isyo seen in The
past tnroe years, that Nh.-tey has burned more
~ our soldiers ilto an uutUr.v f-ave during the
four years past Ihsn the bullets o tae rebels Very
many Of the disasters list have come 10 our arms
may he directly tr'ce1 % 'le usr oil tins 6,ul-le-
rtroy ing compound, IlaTe sen hi.gad oT gem
eral, In the midst Fl q severe battle, 50 drunk he
could hardly 81, on his Lors, and he la still Luld-
ing an important command ia tic army. snow
ot4erA higher ia rank, 0f whom It "ns comm N to
ho.r stories from snu Jthocr4 Of their queer COM
ruauds while Gyuns, Aui tnaI iu uurs OF great
peril Aijutant generals Aa'' boon coaiiuuei
month after month IN positou1 who hhi the sen
monthly drunken srrer', II only ttr-c men per-
ishcd, BODY ami luul, IL ought 90 aroma us " c'-
fort blt when huud.e Is ~ uy's hr, 'coparuizcl or
lost 10y such conduct II h time 20 De aroused,
once asa sted one J. ircrrd -ud s'Tty-.iye men on
10 a hosptsl boa wounded u aii sorts Of wAyR and
the next day saw t0rty-gwp ueld ppdlcs, mostly OF
MAssach lsetts soldiers lie IN spils a.! caused by
the Drunkenness oi one colonel, who Copnauded a
brigade. ! presume M experience - lot cXcep-
Hou.. WAl eauuis sssry W..sAey' uel.csl whs'
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Highly Important Reports of n Retururd
nion rrisoner Irom Richmonh

Baltimore March IA returned uliou pri.
soDer wAo resched Annapolis to-day, direct from
Richmond. communicates some interesting intslll-
renee IN 70 alton 10 the state of Affairs 1t Richmond
and sherdan's movements lie says he was CON
fined In Castle Thunder, snd through the friend.
Of linton citizens incsrcerated there, obtained
much Information relative 70 events trsnspir ~,
shout which Richmond papers are silent.
On Sunday nigh, last Richmond Has thrown
into state OF intense excitement BY the aunounc-
msnt that sheridan was near the city The alarm
bells we're rung, and al the Home Gusrd,, and
every available man that could 10 spared, wa
hurried OF to repel the Yankee. who wero said to
II at Rcsver NILS AqueducL ON the James Kiyer,
sme twenty miles rom the city, destroying tie
canal, the main foedcr ~ Richmond Tho excite
nent continued all NIGHT. sud Increased 10 pane
thorouehout Sunday. aud down 10 Mondsy morn
Ing. When he eit the alarm rtill prevailed. II
was unotrstood that 6h ritAn had succreded in
the obstruction Of the Aqucduct, blowing IL up
with gunpoWder, nVd Il would take At least six
months 10 repair the damage done by him dur
n Sunday afternoon. Pieketrs division passed
CLrte Thunder in great haste, on the WAY n meet
thercAn. There was a ferry near tic aqueduct
and j! was believed tha' Shcriisns purpose wBs 10
cross the James, aad strike tie Dauyillr road
,hf ooA fields where there Is m extensive hritg',
destroy that, and thus complete the destruction II
communication Of Richmond, aud then mako Q
iuncture with Gslut.
Movements indicating . preparation FOR an
shan nfonment of Richmond have been in progress
>tor some time The heavy machinery for manu-
featuring ircn has been removed also the 70
chlnery OF their PERCUSSION cap manufGetory, and
al The carpenters IN town at work hllinS
large sovernment orders for packing boxes.
1to high w2tr in the James hAd slbsided %
much that the toAt which conveys prisoners from
R.chmo-d could NOS pass hb1ve ROcketts as she
had oe'n doing previously. From this circum-
stance It 10 hoped that Sheridan VIII fnd less die
slty IN crossing the streams IN his line Of march
he Firs Battle near Kinston Detailed
Narrative OF the EnEagemeaI-The Iiebe
success on the First Day-Thcir Finul
Repulse and Rstreat-I mon and IL be
losses, Etc.
Details Of ths FIRST battles near Klnston, n c.
..-o ,ho result very different light from u 10
| a, frst received through rebel sources The Ell
ea,en snt between the Unioa forces, uuder Genera
| COX. and ths rebc army, under BRAGG, began OF
| te ,lh inst, At point about four and hslfm!le
] ,,.t n h aston, on the south side Of the Nsus
River Our forces wore advancing in the direc
t-a Of Golsboro, for the purpose Of co.operAtin,
WITH slermAn, and were confronted at the pein
tdcs,-S ty force much larger than WAS Anuci
ta'cd. Gte rco"s rt,sn Tie h'ius by sn sBemp
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A As~uibly.

Nj Cr.ndell Introduced = bill amending the Qiar.
antine law A lerec nunfer OF h. were mnyti for
seton to-morrow, uuder the "Resoluti'n appointing
Grinding COMMITTEE"
bills Ap,ANtkD 40 Tuirp RLAmNG. -loT the
betDr protection 0! seaIU IA the IDrt anu hattr OF
New York 10 amend the general Firo luHurungo O.
Law To incorporate the HAntipgton "a IiIeL wi le
Railroad Compan,.
Nj Neodir introduced bill TO incorporate tho
pany. Adj0urB.d a.
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SHERMAN AND SCIOFIELD.
Highly Favorable News.

Eashingt,r. q. G.. March Ali A x.-Hdj'r
Gen>rsi Dur Dispatches direcs from Generals
shermsn and sehodeld have been received this
morning by this department
General shermsn's dispatch Is dated March Sth.
a. LsIrel Hill c lie says; I'VE arc sll well
and have done hney. Details ere, for obviou.
r~sson., omitted"
General echoheid, in dispatch, dated at New.
t.rn, March ~ states that on .he night OF tho 10Th
neaf sou,hweN Greek, bragg was fairly beaten {;
thai during the aight he reireated across the Ncuss
st nston, and now holds the north bank NJ the
river 81 that place.
Epwrs srA~Tof. Secretary Of War.
iLslrel Hin is town 81 Richmond County.
Hor'h Carolina. shout thirty les southwest n
Fayetteville. Tho distance from Fayetteville n
Raleigh is about sixty miles
From Fortress Monroe.
Fortress hJnros March 1.-The steamer vir.
gtnia- Captain Snyder, arrived here lest evening
from Wilmington. y. c. zen shcrmsn's Chlef
clsr;srmas,er had arrived At wllmiu y.on, \. G..
and all The transports and other vessels laden with
supplies have been ordered from hotn Charleston
and Savannah, with orders 70 rendezvous Al Now
inlet, NC.
The exchange Of prisoners under the recent A..
rangement At NayonA LAnd-g between Col Nn'-
ford and the rebel agents, is progressing very rsp-
bly. The steamer George Washington arrived
from there ,his morning with $50 Of mostly sick
and wounded. The steamer New York is expected
to-day with a large number. As fast as she steam
er ,rrlvs ihey arc dispatched to Annapolis, Nd.
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hey, suffers whiskcy, and sanitary commission
liquors, our young men tumoled into tho grave
~ much greater rate thsn by bullets.
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The Latest News
By Telegraph 10 the y. ". sum.
From Sherman Direct !!

HIS ARMY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
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CITIZENS CALLED TO ARMS.
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Great Panic There.
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LATER FROM GEN. SCHOYIELD.
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Gen. Bragg Fairly Whipped.
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Sheridan Reported Within 20
Miles of the City.
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RETREAT Of THE REBEL ARMY.
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" We Have Done Finely"
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iLsurel Hin is q town ei Richmond County.
Hor'h Carolina shout thirty n lee sonthuest nj
Fayetteville. Tho distance from Fayettevlle n
Raleigh is about sixty miles
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News From Richmond.
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The Elections Yesterday.

ADOPTION or THE AMENDMENT.