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ORDNANCE OFFICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, February %, 1864

>'NNNt ftoAuaig 80 ioof.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Department
until TUESDAY, March 10, at r NJ, for the de-
livery at the following Arsenals, ofHORSE EQUIP.
MENTS. United States Cavalry pattern, as herein
after specified;
AT the New York Arsenal, s. 900 SETS
AT the Frankford Arsenal, 1900 sets
AT the Allegheny Arsenal, 6 600 sets.
AT the Cincinnati Depot, 3O00 sets.
At the St. Louis Arsenal, 5000 sets.
These sets of Horse Equipments are to be furnish
ed complete, except the horse brush, curry-comb,
lariat picket-pin link and blanket. The curb and
waterngibts, ,maseabie iron hardware, and stirrups
are TO conform strictly in pattern and finish to
those deposited at the Arsenals above named. The
trees are to be of the regulation pattern assorted
szes-not less than 3nches between the bars on the
inside of, the pommel, the side bars of hard white
W, cd or beech wood, the pommels and cantles of
beech, well put together; all the irons one-tenth of
inch thick, and all let into the wood to be COW
cred with the best slaughtered w-bdo; all other
covering to be rejected The trees to be subject to
inspection during all stages of the manufacture but
the equipments Will be inspected at the Arsenals
Deliveries must be made in lots of not less than
fifty sets per week for all contracts of 500 sits or
der one hundred sets per week for all contracts of
from 500 up TO 1000 SETS two hundred sets per week
for all contracts of from 600 to 1000 sets and five
hundred sets per week for all contracts of from 1000
TO coo sets The first delivery to be made on the
I'd day of April, 1864.
Failure TO make deliveries at a specified time will
subject the contractor TO forfeiture of the number
he may fail TO deliver at that time.
No bids VIII be considered from parties other than
regular manufacturers, and such are known to
this Department TO be fully competent TO execute in
their own shops the work proposed for.
[ Bidders will enclose with their bids the written
acknowledgements of their sureties, over their own
signatures
Each party obtaining contract will be obliged 10
enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for its
faithful execution.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified, and furnished with forms of con-
tract and bond
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
all bids, If not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to "Brigadier General
George ID. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Washington
D. c." and will be endorsed Proposals for Horse
Equipments" GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
Brigadier General, Chief of Ordnance.
The time for opening OF proposals under the above
advertisement for Horse Equipment is postponed
until the 10th inst, and the first delivery until
April 9th, 1864.
GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
mche dtm2O
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JOHNS, COAL.

IAn TONS Stove size at 1873 Commercial ST.,
fcO Richardson's Wharf, Portland.
The Undersigned has sold the Johns Coal for nine
years last past. 1t has given general satisfaction
Where there rs q fair draft, no coal excels for
cooking use.
Other varieties, to witt
LEHIGH, Sugar Loaf, and Hazleton
SCHUYLKILL,( wv. Ash,) Losust Mountain
RED ASH, the genuine FRANKLIN COAL.
Also. the Diamond
Smiths use
All coal from this wharf will be sent In good
order, carefully picked and screened
mch3 iseodu JAMES IL. BAKER,
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FOR SALE.

A PLEASANT Country Seat. at New Gloucester,
N Lower Corner. The stand formerly occupied
by Y. erton, a Home School, is offered for sale.
The house ard ell, both two story, the latter new,
contain fifteen finished rooms, good cellar, ard an
abundance of pure, soft water. wood house and sta
bic connected. The place Is adorned with shade and
ornamental trees and shrubbery, mmandsa beau
tifnl prospect. is situated in good community and
Is but an hours ride from Portland on the Grand
Trunk Railroad. A large garden belongs Ia il. well
stocked with young ana thrifty fruit trees In full
bearing, ga spple trees.l Pr'ce s110o.
For further information apply TO =. Yeaton, Frye
burg Me-, Seth Haskell near the premises, or
ALBION KEITH, l3s Middle Street.
feb25 3tawtf Portland.
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HOUSE No. 127 Cumberland Street, now occupied
IL oy Mr.. Isaac Ingersol Inc ure Of
iepzf dtf ST. JOHN SMITH.
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WHOLE NO. $50.
FOR SALE & TO LET.
For Sale,

VI SdAACs
A- Ihe farm widely and fayorabiy
Ao"n as the Col. Jabex G. Cush-
ff14lEkx part of North Yarmouth o.nad
se.at@ssz-zzz77- and occupied by Edws,a p.sIs
10 miles from Portland. and two mile. s-,.,
Two depots. one on the Grand Trunk N Ns.h
Yarmouth and West Pownsl Said farm coss ros.n m
Two hundred acres. moving, tilDg wood srd sas
ture lands Cuts IS tons English hay Pastnre al
vided into three lots permanently fenced for ths
most part with double stone walls using up most ~
the stones ON the place In their cons,ruction
Thirty acres OF wood land for most part Old growfh
portion borders on the r. X. and ano her iot mes
the house sufficient to last large family their Iif
time The orchard contains from five TO six hundred
uees an grated fruit, and Of the choicest kinda in
AN .tnlIhg condition in favorable years has borne
eis marketable apples. There are Cherry,
% aum anu rear trees all in fine bearing condition
aso cranberry fled which has just bee an 10 hear
anu rom about one third of the same thirty bush.
es were picked and marketed last year. House n =
IWo Story wooden building, containin eleven "a
rooms with hnisbed ell, and other necessarv ONT
buildings attached. Commands d ne prospeet ana
is adorned with beautiful shade trees. hard and
soft water in abundance 1 anu
Inc Darn Is on the o. pose side of tho road IsO N
long Dy ~ WIDE, with shades for she teriug voung
STOCK IN stormy weather; nne well Of never failns
water, all in good repair. Said farm will be soId
cheap as the owner Is out of health and mus sell
Terms OF sale made known and all inquiries answar-
ed on the premises. Payments made easv
North Yarmouth, March II, 1854.
mchll d&wtf11
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CAPE ELIZABETH STEAM FERRY co.
The annual meeting of the
Cape Elizabeth Steam Ferry Co., for the choice
officers, and other business will be held at the count
ing room of Joseph w. Dyer, in Portland, on Mon
day, March IA, 1864, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
CA sTAcKPoLE. Clerk.
Portland, March 1864.
mch7 dtds
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Superior Family Flour.

1kA BARRELS of superior Flour; suitable for
lcO family use. Also few barrels of Bald
Gin and Greening Apples, for sale at the lowest
wash price by JOHN PURlNTON,
feb2s, eod4w No. 1888 Forest.
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THE BOSTON FIRE RRICK

THE BOSTON FIRE BRICK
<nd Clay Retort Manufacturing Co., Works, ss4
Federal street, Office and Warehouse i3 Liberty
Square and Batterymarch st. manufacture Fire
Brick, AL shapes and sizes for furnaces required TO
stand the most intense heat also Furnace Blocks
land Slabs, Locomotive Fire Blocks, Bakers Oven
and Green-house Tiles Clay Retorts and nece ssary
Tiles to set them, Fire Cement, Fire Clay and Kaoin
The undersigned will give their special attention
that all orders for the above manufacture execu
ted with promptness.
JAMESDMOND, & CO.
SELLING AGENTS, l3 Liberty Square, Boston.
mchll eod6m
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s. /, 8Oos

A small dwelling house. with land sufficient for
- good garden. located in the upper part Of the
city, Will be sold for the above amount
Apply to PhENTIsS IORINc
Portland, March I. diff Daily Press Office.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Good Location for a Hotel.

-. That valuable and centrally located House
I;;; and Lot, No. 81 India street, for many
Elll years owned and occupied by General Samu-
Ell Fessenden, is offered for sale.
The Lot is 20 feet on India street. extending back
III feetcontaining nearly IL 900 feet Of land. The
House is three storied, Is in good repair and con-
tains fifteen rooms, besides many closets and other
conyeniences has gas fixtures throughout; ii also
mas large now of PURE AQUEDUCr WATER,
and Barn.
This good piece of property upon which to make
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, or a SECOND
CLASS HOTEL.
Its near proximity TO the terminus of the Grand
Trunk Railway and to the wharves of the Boston
and other steamers, makes the location desirable
one for Hotel.
This lot might be improved with profit TO any me-
hon of Tenemenis, its large depth afording ample
space for block of eight or ten buildings
For further particulars enquire of
WIN. IL. JERRIS. Argus Office
Portland. Dec. 8, 1868. decll MWFi
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Beautiful Sea Shore Residence
for SnIa
To Let.

nFFICE in second story of store No. l5s Middle
~ street, over store occupied bv Ssmuel Roife
Enquire OF SAMUEL HANSON.
febl5 eodtf
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Farm for Sale.

INoR sale In Durham. good farm with good
Il buildings thereon, situated on the stage road
between Dumas Depot. in North Yarmouth and the
south West Bend village in Durham containing one
pasturage and tillage. with a good orchard of
grated fruit. and a well of good water near the
buildings. il within fourth ofa mile Of Church
School and Store. Said farm cuts rs tons OF hay
and can easily be made one of the greatest hay
iarms IN the country The above il offered for no
fault OF the farm. The former owner being deceas-
ed the heirs take this the shortest way OF setng
the estate For particulars address DS BRAG.
DON. West Durham Maine. mchll wgws
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fI'HE House and large lot of land on the corner
Monument and Waterville streets in Portland
VIII be sold nt bargain. TO close an estafe. n
applicaton Il made before the tenth Of March next
INQUIRE OF s. l. CARLETON,
NbzS dow No. so Middle Street.
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j. w. SYKES,

j. w. SYKES,
Purchaser for Eastern Account
LoUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, PROVISIONS, LARD,
BUTTER and WESTERN PRODUCE
generally.
Particular attention given TO shipping by quickest
and cheapest routes. No. l62 SOUTH WATER ST.
20. Box All. Chicago, Illinois.
RRFRRRrcRs-Messrs. Maynard & Sons; II & W
Chickering; G. H. Cummings Co.; s. G Bowdlear
Co.; Charles A. Stone; Hallett, Davis q Co., of
Boston, Mass. Cashier Elliot Bank Boston. j. N.
Bacon, Esq, President Newton Bank Newton. C.
B. Coffin; Warren Ells A. Sons, New York City
jy9 '63 dly.
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For Sale.

A desireably located lot of laud belonging to the
"a heirs OF the late John West on which the
house was recently burned situated on Fore street.
No Il. and running back to Sumr er ST. Enouire OF
Edward Howe, at the rooms of his SON Mr.. Geores
March 4, 1864. meh6 axeod
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To LET.

fbtHE rooms the store of the corner
= OF Fore and Exchange streets. now occupied by
stephen Berry as printing ofee. Possession given
lst of January. Apply to
dec2s diff BENZ. FOGG.
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STORE TO LET.

YNHE very eligible Store now occupied by Mr. u.
IL 4. Little, under Mechanics Hail. il to be leased
Tor term OF three or five years. Enquire Of
iepzo iseodtf g. L. BAILEY, s2 Exchange, st.
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For Sale.

4 SQUARE block of land, Of about 5000 acres
"a OF wood land. on the south side of the river
81. Lawranee, In Canada East II Is intereeeded by
TWO considerable rivers with eligible Mil sits We'll
wooded with every description of timber such a.
pine and spruce in large quantities. and maple
berch, beech, tamarac ana bass woad to any amount
Enquire of H. NACHIN. Portland =
Portland, Feb. 1854. feb25 eodtf
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TO Let.
SToRE now occupied by US. Possession given
- Immediately.
Also. a Front Once in Hanson Block
JAMS dtf ii. J. LIBBEY CO.
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For Sale orfoLet.
For Sale.

ffSA house and lot eontaing two acres OF land
H.ij and orchard thereon, pleasantly situated on
-zAs>-the read leading from windham Hin to Great
Falls and about nifty rods from the Meeting House.
and twenty-five rods from the Post Once. Good
and convenient buildings viii be sold ON easy terms
For further particulars, enquire Of the subscriber.
o. p. HASKELL.
windham. March 8, 1854.
mchS d&wlws
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SIT is easier to pay a small price than a
large one."
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CALESMAN in a Jobbing House, in Boston, to
- one who can bring good Cash Trade. A lib
eral compensation will be given. Address Box 3ll2,
Boston, Mass mch5 eod3w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15
A PPRAL to tae Pablic.-lhe Relief Con

A PPEAL to tae Publc.-1he Relief Com
n se Richmond oagn theiE D sStOTy cal to ID,
public behalf Of tie Refugees sd suffering poor ia TIL
city.
BeTlenj ct present died With Refugees from sTsrT portion
OF tbs 0onderscy many Ct item without sDpoymest
but worthy sJnpAIhy and support oSr citizens Il
tef cooperate y nave been severely taI
ed for snsf OF these persons an hs poor sneIs snce
the wax and while they willing 10 Deai
their u proporon burden, they think opporu1
NV should Afforded &c tie benevolent aud patriotic every
20 u1Le in s gosd The preseaSe Of great armies IL
mmedite vicinity, sna the nteupuoa 10 snipoTts OF
he railroads. have prciaeed scarcity Of supplies which
oply be remeded those for whom appeal
csrned py contributions from individuals eOlporsons
Every presauon will tsEen by the oonaites 10 nsle h.
distribution the supplies procured Contributed 70 e fam
les Of cur soldiers and the worthy poor
he duy of providing the families OF soliiss has
emily been transferred oE the Army ooml Of the Yoan
Iea CLrtan Association the kesf Uonmttee snd
NAT the sse heray which has heretofore 5slesed
them ~ be extended 81 g.
The Southern ExpI oopany have ksdJ sgrssi ship al
Articles contributed 20 the poor free &c etslsC-
Constitutions lney should be II. q. o. EEsksTv
rreasurer all suFPnes should be consigned 20 the "Eee
Committee Of Richmoad," Msssrs Marian CsrdcEa
Prompt regular contributions earnestly fe9ueste1
RnlS -dlttcAw WIN. r. hUNfVkD' f'es"e"N
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XLIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk

NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk'i
ONCE Of the Circuit VI Nelson cSanty, Mon
day, the LIST day Of August, 1904
~. tIustse md leeAtee ia her will, Pitt,
against $500. =,
~ a. 49, " OabeI deseag,d Defls.
this suit 10 10 have the last SUI testament "
The Mary w. CAbe the tsstar properly oonsrusd M
ghs her legstte AID Der of tin 10 aad
her sestsned and adjusted TIE said estate delivered
us over sud distributed the persona entitled tnsfeo the &C
Of executor Aodlts1 and 'led add lie 10 truce
and directed q the estate saved harm
sss 10 regard thereto. All AndsHt hsyiag bec made
ana ei Ia papers Of this AIT that the following defend
an T. named an Amended snypisnent ILL eIh lifted In THU
suit either within portion VI the Slate Of VuBblA tccn
ped by the pubic eueuy t recess o sAI court eanno
upon h that diligence bss SEQ uied BY snc
In behalf said psnn 10 ascertain IN what e1uLtJ or
poaon they are without eneu viz: "Hfsxtou GariieL Wm
Il Macon and Nora his WIFE Mason Beverly Mason, Ian
don Msson Wam Piokney Mason Leila brsGtop, Lucy
axon I'll BSleh and sutan, his wife, Charles ksndo ph
MARY Randolph Elizabeth TURNER NorbOf1e Berkisy, an
AIMS bis wife, ordered that they 40 appear
ere thin month sflsF ae publication hereof AID DO Wis
necessary pT0tsc; their interest, aad that coPT Of s
der be publish for u sys Weehs Ia tie hch
nond Wag newspaper published In the city VI EiehcuI, aar
posted At Inc door Of the Court olse VI t county
he nIsl dsy TIE neKs County court
oGpy-Teste.
,na-s4s GFd. = srRvs-s. nsYs
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FAakANpS WEAKNkss.
The London correspondent Of the Philadelphia

The Loudoa correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
garFr ssys'
qbs true secret OF the apparently SoEsFCiy altitude
n, E,siand during he pasJ year or tSo Is 10 Do found
to ma a,t that the better satefmen OF hlgAnu heNe
-, i,st INV disooVsred and Acknowledged 20 ten
yss tba eopsummaLs SsAkness OF their national eoa-
Ali an Time vaa undoubtsdly Wien, both BY nd and
-, he British nation vas ths most powerful N the
LII Having reached that position tneJ have been
t ntsd to "a main exactly where ey we're Wht they
cached IT, II they nave not reiFcgrsdsdi winch may
n saTiously Questioned they 1--we certainly not ad-
v.7o-d one luea. Ia the meantime, other nAu ne,
,b.n weaker. nave b,sn steadily progressing, until
to ,cms Instances tnsy have reached Ter old lew j
nj in Others haze risen above IT., so hat - this
Az EoRLnd instead o. bsirg the most powerful Of
N naiops Is only quail some, and 'esly inierioT TO
,t,ers Instead Of being mistress oi tue seas enc Is
no. ,e,r,ely msress Of I1e waters that sure aud her
o,,n itte Island A 0om5ina i0a Of Two " three Of
tbe OH Powers would sSte2 her bO;h from the sea
ID r,u, ths land while alone steadily holds her 10
constant state nf apprehension The quie aud inces-
s,rt u,snaees Of Franrs the less certain beeau
n-Doken are oaIe ., n siens ntuse constant ter-
tr INTO ths mlad8 eotre people, and no Govern
nsnt dsles 10 suser upon any ecuHe OF policy that
hnpd vitbdraE iro rs home ds.eUces any COZ sdera-
hIs ortiop OF the aaval or military forces Of the ccun
AIS tss iler thus Drii hy expressed that TENDERS
srd periFetly harmless whatever may Do the future
policy ofthe Ualted Saes, or, JOu choose, the Amer
sazn peOpl3.
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A-oA. sssisrs.Ss Avs'..r.g Sshs'OTN,
Shirt Of the MOI ming Press

Tia EEaa,lasr DSOUliIss the value OF Atlanta 70
the snslag Suns 40 olst 70 thsm 10 ner and money
snd co eutes that dear hs Ehste has proved, lie
heaviest COS. is yet 70 OOmeOr In making good their
hold UPON Adsn'a their designs upon Richmond viii be
materially afec:ed Before al is over the Yankees
may ind that the ian oil Atlanta MAS Instrumental
saving Redmond"
"Itsa good omen tor Us that the War Press OF the
Yankee nAuOn is row 0OastiDg AOd threatening more
y,osiOusly and more ierOCiousy than ever says tie
Eau mar t Is 70 her luJsrsst to drown all The ethcts
Of tbs Peace party which sesn making some noise
CT late in as NSIsb. ROF f,ss OF losing heir is' CON
tsots and snug IGsss they viii bully, boa q and
thrseu. But she impOsslOilIy OF subIugAung the
South uSs RsysE SO pslpsO!s As nov. Let the ian
ss brsg Nhe they NAY. Tue day OF their huuiliAt on
lie coming
According W The Dispdteh, Tie OsnnOn firing sad
b rps ng Of the elAts0 EoTh dVss not OOupors very
eel Win the pos p)nsment Of tue drai! VI whoa
L,ovon seems TO have mortal tear. Nevertheless the
Di,paf,h thinks Grant sA certainly gel BIZ IO',OOO
,,., This Is said not dsptvss The people, Out 20
ofspare them y meet another OF those erlse' which
t5sv have invariably mes with rle Southern courage
ed Os'i1uds. ,.-.
che Epgursr e1amices Ihe question Of the exchange
NJ crsousIs a, " the sOPhIsLrJ Of Beast ba'sF
IN, .s Nil mel. away before he inttnse stn5Eng
In, Yankee urisOueIs AnGersonVle, Who vii mock
r...onipg ahica oOLngGs them 70 endlees I'm his0u'
,,,Dt AL Ltp, q eGelAagc bong G0Ee, the E'9@'rsT
,s-. that luAuy men may be added 70 our armies ~
.-5-t,pti.s Yankee pllsObsTs 10. detailed men, "L''
~. nsvs ,he r,su.s OF al exchange in the way snee
fn sp,uy vii not permit Is 70 IaSs place ~ any otsE
n srother arU.e me RHgaiTsr returns us Ihands 20
,,ss eauussuoFs vac have IA words Of coercion INTO
n Csllans !sss OF acc, P-anee. Better Ai man Tue
,s,ps hieh una-t IOOS ed professions oil peace
,,,,. hia p.rt. vueh lie zW and treaty working De
,..,,osnts Of lie covert nsnt would never rS'liy
Tee fu,uts OF our stusEls Is discussed BY she Sen"
- in eop5ectita win certain quotations iIom The
., .l,,. and mes We need nos fear any very large
,s..s Of the Yankee arlss but We must By An meals
our own. The STATE Legislatures must Gri.e with
C.,,rs.s aud The War Once in breaking down the
r.l.,, under which 50 many Ihousants s'e uoE eVad'
,b,r duty in The aelL If the ldgcs do not quit
1,.o ing cur armies. We must resort 20 that gr, al
,..,-,U the susVsusou OF the Aabsas eOrPss.
v.nssns letter thoEs shat no part Oi tie Northern
,,s ara viliog to accord Us Psacce until after fur
-. .,snp,s AZ sui jogaGon. Therefore the Stale
a,,,,,msnts Of the soasn should arrange " NEE ali
s,s necessities OF the people st tho loWess possible
o. ,sss So saws ths sSsHfiHsI.
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wISOHrsrIR, Sep. lO.h, 1854.

wNoHEsrER, Sept lO.h, 1854.
To Hs Editor Of The Wig:
Tnsre Is no important news 70 communicate Erv
"a apparently quiet at Bunker HILL showing his tee u
however, 1henevsr the enemy become 20 bold as 20
look this Way You nust not be surprised you hear
a, sny Tim, that he has pitched in and "gobbed' up
gev thoAspd of the enemy. The chance Is all be
wants. He has, confronting him, army nearly Is
large as that before PsterbpIg, and they behind IN
tepoAmeps acting on the defensive His apparent mac
tiyily may be e1ps'ne by sudden pouree at some
suspicoui mO meut, that will send wild chill through
the hearts OF the already psniesrieken Penns VanaDs
He has sent from here up the Valley S75 Pr'sontrs
Of which no has taken the wing his skirmshels
Wsyz lh the entire ck, 80 that &c is Impossible 10
get regular tAnd, until they ge aHder al in egnsble
cover OF one ihi0g you may assured he wall take
care OF Sheridan.
"O5 Jl.ao has the e0uadeO0s OF Ihe army and people
oil the Valley to gT,aser eat than any oher onieef
Of the army, (Lee Always eIeePteo)
The enemy viii doubtless make sugeThaman Efforts
20 reinforce Grant The success OF Sherman To cut
sitting Hood 0r such cl.srly III, case, vii en-
holden them to make one more desperate effort to S.
cur, Petersburg aud Rel ,nd bus L:e Wi doubtb IS
be prepared lOg tn9ms AHo UNI AuS9sSH WV "NNNN
-heI he ia about 60 be tssAed 49, 'Wsl wonder what
she loss wall be this ume p
The nominations and platform Of the keClelisn party
are much dscu, std here. bat believe it "a OF lit
te i'm portancs TO us which Wns 60 We but eheCkmsie
sherman before winter, ADD continue 10 hold Grant at
defiance Il So the war is over let WHO may DC eli oted
II Mcclellan, peace viii be brought about By the good
seuss Of his supp, ere Who know II The Uaed Saies'
with It's resources and daanets il PleEhorek condt
lion, could uo!, Cur years OF Was, make any &c
rious impression, Is seud be IDLY TO renew it now,
when they are comparatively exhausted and the South
out seasoned 10 heF blows and really in letter
dton Tor RESISTANCE than the dtst year vi The IT,
however, Lncoh should be elected then revolution
.be North will just "a certaiclJ secure us peace.
PS-EAiy has advanced towards AarIinsbuIg. /
"A repor. resuiis il Of Importance. Three mills we're
burn. last night by the enemy They burn AID destroy
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