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REDDINC-s RUSSIA -ALyF.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE


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farmrrs' department.

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u>sss@ -aa Arsr~sitar~.-aeEfc
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HG.Ay.TH

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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

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of IRON - d.-res~fy b. u-~ni-s-~ tka
strites 80 - ksot q ns-ss.- - .-ypi,tas n.
49, 18Th 80 Wal rriao.re - lie E-u.sat-
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IMPORTANT
TO All
i y V A l. Id =
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

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- h-veu.~s retuc~d. 49, -ho.- sYstera -ss<ss
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IRON AS A MEDICINE.

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saea- The ciAcuiis -. t--a % ss.t.is sark .
pr-psrattcu 81 ti as 80 ester the circasiiss 80
assiuailsis "a oace ~tth ~ tL-.i. This foisf
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tas heea afiaiaef - ~ Pes-si.n Sfrua. ~ 60
llrna - - 4 - 49, $3.50
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

iai,-ss sir~ogth. sixor 49, ~ &c i.is 10 -,
go. 80 h.lLl. - g =. L. C.-.l..l.o..,,
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NNssRs. EDrroEs VIII YOU persait a
farmer boy TO give. shrougb the columns
OF y0ur paper. BIS experience in the use Of
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The district, not vet returned are the / /, OF the
IN Wnrd ON, OF the 10Th Wnd "a aud 81, Of the
llth Maid; 5tu, VI tue l4ih Ward. aud lsL Of the
~ "a Maid' The t1'al number Of voters r'gsteted
LetlIe the PIcsd.uuIl ee .ton Of lsO1 vas - ~,
III, tolal number VI votes pJlsd tor President was
~ li2.
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MARINE NEWS.
OCT, so-s. Rl.e. 6 Us SEA-, In. w.sf.. Us 1,

CLEARED
STEAMSHIP Mss!sslppi, sumner. New OrleauA
sHIPs-l,s,c Webb, Liverpool; Antarctic Lives
poo; America Liverpool
BARKS-we bbfoot, ADELAIDE: PAMELA, CrdepA.
BRlGS Ricardo Csdlz: Lady Fr,ntln, stThou.
a.; Venus 81 Johns, ,, Gentle Annie. HalihL
sCHOONER-Littl Chsriey, Curtis, Hartford
ARRIVED.
srgAnsHlPs,se, Gull, Baltimore; Ericsson ga,
Juan, Mic; Yszoo, Norfolk; Young Rover, Ga,est0f.
Autmore, Beaufort: VI CID, New Tern via II Aonroa
Monterey, NeT Orleans.
BARBs-Prindse,se Alexandra, uuIna.o-. p r.
re W Dodge, Mobile.
BRIGs-Coroue1s 81 John. p x; Arrows. A-rova
Gondotf Windsor, Ms; ltascl, Port Roy Penx lin,
Bermuda.
sCHooNE1s-E Palmer. jacksonville r. Caid,
we'll MIbNe' Richmond, Elzahe Aport for porthnd,
We Qutktr' fl1 bethport Tor \ London LsdI
sqho,E, Eizahethpo-t for Boston: Thomas Cooper,
flzabei bPort ior NeWport Justice south Arnboy fci
II Northun, Portland. CO J WriVht do. Nslor,
baltimore for Boston; CoGln hisn. south Anbov foi
bnngoG Back Diamond, Providence: CHEZ Nes.
port Is y Jones, Providence; W Ramsey, Georre-
town; Hannab Matilda, Baltimore; W II ku a.
HcorgetoWn; j Meyers, baltimore; Beugs, Rtts,
bufs Va; Jostpn 4 FRANKLIN. II : Wood, Fteln. P
l. simpson j II Hoyt Eliz White. Mary Parker. A
BEN ut. frAnk ia. all nom Nirsnia Active Arrns-
rs, NinettA, IL Lockwood, aud j ) Boyd. al fioaa
Baltimore.
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happy beloved - she deserves BE, and loving -
" she had never loved befors-,he happy wife Of
rood man, and the honoured mother Of children,
Mrs. stsnhope's popularity has gone OF consider.
much st home you seldom, II ever. meet at her
sofress any whose lot in Life she cast indeed, the
few who, yerchauce. are happy, would not care 70
be reminded that theirs was 'Stanhope match"
Mothers, and those interested IN the disposal Of
families, arrange their sfsirs In the ach making
way better thsn hey used. The number of omen
"who know the world has much increased dur.
ing the las. twenty years. though few hsv. tn ease
TIE Craze the gentls aud peculiar art, winch the
matchmaker Almost exclusively Possessed. she
never, even nov, wishes 10 hear Il birth or desthA
but the marriages sre read 10 her every morning
she sill consoers "dyrnest!c happiness vulgss
error (" and yet, kind reader, n you knew her ~
vel a. DO, you ~ould pity her who never pticd
| othsrs, her active intriguing mind has no longe,
puwer to move either her own unvielly form OF "
draw others within ler circle her powers Of con-
versatOn are impaired 10y paralysis. Aud yet her
dSsi e for soceiy, for distinction for notorety In
match making, In fsct,-are great - ever. Lst
people be Is worldly minded - possible lei them
plot and plan let them slut down, slut tlht Isl
avAtice, or disdAn, or pride screw VI thei- hearts
| T. tie utternost; as age advances ue ughtnes
| reaxes, the screws looson,-then comes sickly,
pased longing for sfecilOn, Wien tnro Is none v
have or 10 give.
The vsunied knowledge Of the worli" 10 nend.
like companion h. = sick bel, watching, and Dry.
ing and untrustng She sccuses thsvorld iargs.
| " and roundly Of ingrAutude, a. eli co BY whom
| LIS gratitude has not Teen earned.
| Che never gave her sympathy, and ct now she
1 asks for sympathy, not indeed with v'ords, but
| with dim eyes, and palsed hands, sud pAulns
| breath. SOME there are who still t.lt Of "poor
hrs. stsuhopc," snd say "wha. lad5l Ike, plea.
SAINT woman she was once !" adding, yilh axh,
"sne was an somirS,ls Ms.ch-mskorV
TIE END.
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The districts not yet returned are the OF the
Tth Ward Oh, oi the lOth Wnd ID aud 81, Of the
llth Wand; 5tu, VI tue l4th W ard aud lst, OF the
~ IA ward Tie to'al number o. voters r'g.teted
LetlIe the Presidential ee -ton Of l'O!, Vas S5sZZ
The total number VI votes pJllsd tor President was
~ li2.
PoLIrIcAL.-A meeting Of the Union cleo
tors Of the Eastern District will take place this
ing at washington Hall. corner OF s.h and South
eth streets. Chauncey N. Deper, Secretary OF
STATE senu or And cNS a. Otst 10; samuel Booth,
[ q on candidate TOT Mayor, and herr. aIS expected
The RepsbicAn Judicial Convention to nominate
a Juate tle supreme Court Of the second District
In pace Of Judge OF Bauen, assenuled IN the Cig,
Court yes,elday afternoon. The ballot resulted IN
tue nomination OF AE. Jasper W. uiibert tor that
IHwsrd FLeoner, the street temperance lecturer, 10
cut in card auuo4nclns himself a. the Independent
Norking Mems CandidLie VI the 9th AZ MY D,1-
trct, eompIlslag the lJsh and lish Wards Brook u
L D.
SUCCESSFUL RoBDERIrs.-Th house Of Mr..
J. q. lilouon, 3T9 Eenry street. "a. entered by
,ouc adioit thief between the houri Of u and 4
o'clock ON Thursday last, aud robbed Of srtie les
valued At stOlO with which he escaped. ....... The
| lonralng .iuu-o ot Mp. Nardy ell q Fulton street,
| Was ls,0uiodsy enlersd SouIe time On Wednesday
| nighi and tic room ot young It.uan bUaraer w,ls
| VISITED ami robbed OF sltv IN cash, and a watch
valued all winch ~ere .aAen iloin nls pantilOoas
| Ike Tho landlady was rynbcI o. bgslstpln, two
s,rrln .. aud tao dollars IN bias. The case is a PEI
cui.sry hand one ior the 80. man, be wss about
4
OF Nj James Keenan,, ia Baltic sect near NAndeT-
blt avenue wa ielonousy entered yeste day about
noon anu robbed oI sISV ~ BIAS, md other srIcles
yaued ~ szJ.
HALFWAY RoBBERY.-M. William Baker,
re.,ains IN Aver sheet near LaasoA avenue, H. Il.
,-'4rI. hat hs as q! lAid uu " .dnesl.y night
| ,if,,,.,,,r cdinf home and robbed VI slus lie SAY.
| hi. A. ,ilaut 10 naIneI James uOu. herty.
F1nr.-Berore 4 and O'Clock Yesterday
1 - ser.eant NaidcS, Of tho ash Precinct
i,ysied II ,Ines Issuing IRON tie we factory OF
" ,N'nrig. corner VI onion a.tlus gAd Aia,leo
r 81, H. ii The hfeuen N,ie L.pty on hand,
ss'y.1 t1e bulIIlus and cou,e4ts suicl gere OF
70 ~ 9agsbie value ar tAuuie oilug Uuly alsoui
ii, me tre lIs orisn Vi roe dfe /. supposed 10
a ! 10 ucenilAfy'
: Srptous FALL.--A servant 10 tue employ of
| - an : ,l,n. itsiiIus IN ~l4l.- tlfeet accident.
| ,N,',Aii toru the trcOna stor " tue house vhIie
| a.y.,o, in washing the VAtsilg u 4 window she
- w - 'a' head ant her "a III "a iI-e.uIeI lie,
:, zee is not pIovsble
;! FarAL EMBANKMENr Acknowledgement
- 81 .,sba o.. s.t uu4I-u l,lt4,l an ,I.Lankfuan,
sL a,1,sr al 5th ayelut aul I9,h ,tre-t a.
On VI He vas sunocz,s ed utiole he louia In. AZ.
"A necesg le4ves iaLalJ o. "a. eornsy o.
W ! sLh tysnns saa w.
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HE END.
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Too Late for Classification.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
IA AGESCl-MEsSRs MUM a co. fubli,boc,
OF the Scientific Ameucan." coDtinug TO act ns A.
torners Tor occurring Pa enis Tor pes inyeniou, In
this and Ill ioyt lg1 cOuutlies
He-sr, 1T N & co. have had seventeen vears
experience "a -ohclting patents, sud have acted n
Attorneys Tor more than kLUJu inv entofs
Pamphlets contaiaug tue Patent Laws ard otheI
on Application.
Coaiaitlion and advice free. AIdre.
Mum 4 co.
3, p Park Ros, New York, or cor OF i aud Tth IT,
NashiEgton u. q. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-20
POETRY.
Docs NY Maggie Love Me =

Tell me-, little iovers,
Blooming fresh and gay,
In my Maggie's window,
Does she love me 7 say,
Does she ever whisper
sotly unto you
The name Of one who loves hsri
Loves her, loves her trusf
Tn me uttls birdilng,
WAtc log In your CAGE
Docs your mistress love mel
Come my doubts assuagc.
Cease your merry twittering
C1me, pray you tell,
Does my Maggie love me,
Does she love mo well,
Tel me light winged Eephyrs.
Tell me gentle breeze.
Tel me beams Of sunshine,
Put my heart At ease;
Does my Maggie love met
Surely you mus, know,
A. sou hover round her,
Tell me, is III oi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-20

The REGISTRY OF VOTERS IL BRooKLrS.
The foilosins Is as full list Of the number Of
voters registered Ia the city Of Brooklyn rs at
present. 10 ob.aasd The returns Of some IiI disrie,
arc ,ul lacking
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MEDICINES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURES AR
- daily made by the use Of that excellent remedy
Dr.. smiths
DYSPEPSIA ASNIHrATOR.
II has been be .o.e tue Public for the last 20 year
and where 1t has been perevei ed with, and the dire
tons followed, has never failed in q single case,
At gently upon the bowels, giving renewed vigor
the dlou aehHud brace up the whole system -c!eatiE
a. It Nefe new life. Ever one Of se!en 'ary habit
should Try ~ ami all no are troubled With Drfpepi
should u.e u. Depot-i6 south Second ~ William
Iuigh. lrce one Dollar pea bottle. W.
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THE NEW YORK sun

Published daily, Sundays excepted.
Delivered AN y here IN the city or vicinity. Is
mail: Stf Do..dTs IsT psar-thTee months 4
al 50; elk montLa 80
III 81 ' ~s The originator Of the A.soslat,
Press Organization, and hrs the faest Advantage 10
obtalning meas. II contains ALL tie LeSs OF u
day ~ small space -e.-iily rad.
Weekly Edition of the sun
10 published every Tuesday, Terms in wrappa . ioI
the mail II desired IHHEE CRsr5 per c0py,s. y. lye
Subscriptions PPICE-oNE DOLLAR YEA
whether by an, cop OT Ia cluDs--ths cheapest pa
per N me wrG, fovta"e on Daily SUI b. Tail Pc
n quarter, III ~ year, lOsu4e on weekly &c (,
quarter gVc, a year pay able where received.
Address al lettert to
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sSaFnR nllap and AA.AAa slA- n Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
OCCUPATION OF KINsTON,
Late from Sherman.

NBwRERN, March 12th-10 p. n.-From q
special messenger just arrived from ths front
l learn that the rebels abandoned the position
in our front to-day, also evacnatlng the to wn
OF kinston. The civil authorities of Kinstou
mace a form al surrender OF the town to Major
General Jacob ID. Cox. Our troops are now in
possession.
Kinston being a stragettc point OF much n
portance, surprise is man ted that the re bells
did net make more persistent effort to retain
pos ses sion Of ii, or at least make us nav q
b! oCdier pI ice tor its possession.
General Foster, when he marched over this
same road In December, 1862, met with des oe-
rate resistan ce at kinston. A severe battle was
foueht at this point at that time
The enemy were doubtless inf uenced in their
acton in this instance by the discovery of an
advancing column OF our troops on their right
flank.
This column, under the command OF Major
General Couch. left w imington on the morn.
ing OF the 9th instant aud q .dav 1ormad a
junction with our forces In front Of Kinstou.
thus marching without serious opposition from
Wilmington TO kinston. Verify, the Confede.
Tacs Is shell.
Klns,on Ia on the North Carolina and At.
lantic railroad, thirty three miles from New.
bern, and twenty-six miles from Goldsbe-
rough.
The enemy are falling back rapidly towards
0oIdsboro'. where they viii probably make a
stand. a battle ar that point may be looked
for
MONDAY, March Is, noon.-Every effort is
being made 10 follow mp the rebels. Every
In this Well watered country bridges are nu :.
neTous. The army can ford the streams In
o. oct instances, but the supply and ammuni
tica nains must have bridges to facilitate their
progress.
These bridges are being rapidly constructed;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.

On Friday. March 10th. an expedition, com =.
posed Of several companies of the Sd New YORK
cavalry. two companies of the 18th New York,
q detachment of the ID Massachusetts, and a
section Of the 9Th New York battery all under
the immediate command OF Col. e. w. Lewis,
was sent out by Brig. Gen. Wedges from Suf-
folk for the purpose Of determining the rebel
military status OF the adjacent county, and ef-
fectirg the purposes Of usual raid into the
enemy's country. The expedition crossed the
Blackwater river after brisk skirmishing, re.
sulting In the loss Of one killed, one wounded
and one missing, and pushed on to Murfree g
Station, the tel min us ofthe Seaboard and Roa-
nofe railroad. After destroying the railroad
depot, warehouses, rebel barracks, fifty bales
OF prime cotton, and all other material tina,
could possibly be used by the rebels, the expe.
dition returned IN molestsd to Suffolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

GERMAN OPRRA.-The beautiful opera OF
"Stradella" drew q brilliant audience last
evening, and was performed in the most
charming manner. The concert interpolated
betw cen the first and second acts was particu-
larry fine
Tonight Is produced the sparkling opera Of
ssMireille" for the first time in this country.
The cast promises rare entertainment. To.
morrsv night Faust"
We are glad to learn that Dir. Grover has
determined. In consequence Of the great sue.
cess Of his opera troupe, to postpone other en-
gaements and remain here ten nights after
the expiration Of this week for the pur-
pose OF presenting all the new and most
brilliant operas In the repertoire Of the Ger
maA troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
Baltimsrs Markets .

Catue-Ths market was fairly supplied.
receipts at the state Live Stock Scales footing
over. $50 hesi being take taken by Washiugtoa
butchers and 600 head by Baltimore butenefs.
Prit es showed wide range, scala Ways seuuns
at &c per 100 lbs sross 70 ae az So
Market very dull at the close.
Hogs-With a fair supply and moderate oe.
mand prices ruled per To- lower, , moi ~. 20
prime live hegs selling at $3.50 70 $50 per loo
sheen. Market lightly supplied. Sales
ranged from IL to 1sx cents per 10. gross, as to
Uoffee.-Market Inactive and prices nom
inal
Change In trade or shipping brands, and the
market closed very heavy.
Rye -four Demand unimportant. First
quality offered at s7.75 per bsi,
Corn meal.-Nothing doing. City Mills kiln
dried held at 81 so per Dbl.
Grain Offerings at the Corn Exchange
comprised 400 bushels what 500 do. corn,
and 1900 do oats. Very fe buyers were In
wheat the transactions were limited to some
1900 bushels very fair and good Fed at 2l5aS5O
cents. Corn was fully cent lower prime
lots selling at 145a46 cents and inferior TO fa,r
do at 135a43 cents. Prime yellow brought lag
cents-a decline of cents. Oats were dull at
% cents, weight No transactions In rye re-
ported.
MoIasses-Market very quiet, though nomi-
inaI, ne " Clayed Cuba 6Oa65 cents, Muscovado
do 7Oa75 cents, English Island 75aS9 cents, and
Porto Rico 8Ga95 cents.
Proyisions.-Prices are dropping, and Hota-
lions are necessarily nominal.
Suears-AlI grades are neglected and heavy.
We quote:
Cuba and E l. com. to good refining Sli50li5 81
grocery l5.50at, Ni
prime grocery. 1s OOal9 90
Porto Rico common TO good grocery Is nUaf7 81
prime to choice grocery - 5oai9 ST.
Salt-In the absence of dem and we are uu-
able to give reliable quotations fer Liverpool
or bulk.
Seeds-Small sales Of ordinary to prime
cIoverseed reported at &17a17.50, timothy at
&c so, and II ,xseed at SO so.
Whisky-There was some little inquiry, but
no sales transpired. City and Ohio may be
st me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
Fursher BIZ the Afrca.

The Army and Navy Gazette says the evac
uatson OF Charleston and Columbia, and the
concentration sf garrisons, will strengthen the
hands of Beauregard, Hsrdee aud Hill. But
the Confederates ara placed In a position or
exceedisg danger, from which 1t will require
greater genius than ever Lee aud Davis have
as yet exhibited, to ex;ricats them. The
purpose Of Grant becomes more ooyious
rs the campaign proceeds. He holds Lee fast,
and ID US parals zes the strongest arm and neu-
tralEee the greatest force OF the Oonfederacy.
Tbs Liverpool Post, In an editorial contend
ing against q probable war between England
and America says:-Iu a note from a me n :
Der Of the Government. received in Liverpool
on the Cd, occurs the folio wing PASSAGE
81 hear the city Is uneasy about America.
We have, however, more pacific and salts fac
tory declarations from the United States Gov.
eminent than for long time past has been the
case"
The Post thinks the new Minister goes out 10
reciprocate the words of amity recently trans
mitted across the Atlantic. ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
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~ MADAME PRINCE ~
* would announce to the Ladies of SSkS
Washington and its vicinity that she has been
among the first TO select from the present sea-
sons importstions. She takes this mode 10
quest visit frem her former patrons, and any
who may favor her with q call. Ladies will not
zee Bonnets displayed in the window to attract
their attention, but if they come in to ses them,
they cannot fall to be pleased.
Her stock of FANCY GOODS-such rs, LAC Z
JACONET and SWISS WAISTS, FANCY BACK
COMBS, lNsERTINGS and EDGINGS. REAL
LACEs, PERFUMERY. FRENCH CORSRTs.
WATERFALLS. HAIS PUFFS, acd complete
stock of sun SHADES and sun UMBRELLAS-
she offers at small advance, they being from one
of the largest manufacturer in New York and be-
ing without second profit. customers can Judge
, of quality and price by seeing for themselves
Also, 10 doz assorted NECK RCFFs. at SO To
rs, being about so per cent. cheaper than that
essential aud pretty article Of dress can be pro
cured elsewhere.
Once more Ladies. would cal! your attention
to the little New York MILLINERY AND
FANCYs STORE where y0u can End we'll selected
stock of Fresh Goods of every description, and
persons ready to do their u tmost tn please you
MADAME PEINOE
mar Him - Market Sp,cs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

DAMAGE BY The r. oop AT EAsTPoRr, Tenn
"A paragraph Is going the rounds OF the press
stsurg mat mood at Eastport, Tenn, had de.
stroyed enc or two million dollars worth OF
con- missary stores, but despatch recei we'd by
Qvartermss'er General Meigs yesterday from
Nash willie says that the loss at Eastport IL fri.
fpg. with the exception OF the submerg,ng OF
fifty or sixty thousand bushels of grain, most
OF which will be sold in a damaged state. and
WFu so'u VII $500 =, p w. y. I've cost. Inere
Department OF the Cumberland. the brid ges
being many OF 'kem trestle works. built after
the defeat and expulsion OF the rebel army
But the roads will be open again by the end
Of March. The troops have not suffered from
The temporary interruption OF com m IN ications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
pBRREBEL PANIC IN RICHMOND

The tact that the publication OF all the Rich.
mcnd papers was suspended yesterday in con.
sequence of the Whole newspaporial force Of the
city printers, reporters al d clerks having been
forced into the ranks on account OF some press
ing military emergency, would indicate either
that Sherldan's movements were sufficiently
threatening In the vicinity Of Richmond to
call 1ut everybody to defend the city or its
congratulations; or that Lee is sending troops
to con front Sherman, and the citizens of Rich.
mond are thus thrown on their own resources
for Lee defense OF that place.
Lac is on the sharp horns OF two dilemmas,
with Sherman and Sheridan closing in on his
communications and Grant holding him fast
before Richmond.