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O~ctAuA AcMP or@0c0 Lecture.
Mrs. Rush, Of Champaign county, in this
State, has recovered Eve thousand dollars OF
Peter Dawson for the loss Of her foot. In
brief the case is this: Dawson sold liquor to
the husband OF the plaintiff; and the hue
band under it's infuencs made an assault mp
on his wife, and 90 injured her foot that am
putation was necessary. She brought suit.
under IAN act to provide against the evils
resulting from the sale Of into xicating LIQUORS
in the State Of Ohio;' and the jury rendered
said verdict. a1'he MAc-a- Cheek Press says !:
aDawson has accumulated considerable
property in this nsfarious traffic, and 10 good
for the sum, although 1t will swamp him. -
This is one OF the best temperance lectures
OF the day, and will have more effect on the
rum sellers than oil the blowings and teach
ings Of testotalers combinsd."-- [Clsvs. Hsr-
Aid.
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MRS. Swisshclm ON Danc,nx.

MRS. Swisshelm, of the st. CLOUD (Aiinn. J
Denoorat, has chapter on dancing, and is
most decidedly in favor of that kind OF
amusement. Hear how heretically she talks:
1t 10 worthy OF notice that those churches
and people who most strenuously oppose
dancing, have always encouraged and prac-
ticed ii under other names. Like the tenn
perance man who could not drink cider, but
had no objection to a glass OF apple juice,
our opponents OF dancing have their children
taught the art under the name of ssCalisthe-
MICS" and practice IL when it is called
"Plays." For il is remarkable fact, that
these old time favorites Of religious commu-
mites, "Dsar Sister Phnba," "Ring around
Rosv," GAIL a marching to Quebec" ssThe
White Cockade," Copenhagen" to-, DO,
DO, are, every one Of them, cotillons and
contra dances performed to vocal and instru-
mental music.
The difference between the religious dance
and the profane dance 10, that in the former
every man in the room 10 compelled, on pain
of breach Of etiquet, to kiss every woman in
the room; and vice versa, that it is quite in
order for married women to sit down on the
knees Of young gentlemen, put their arms
aroand their necks, bring two pair Of lips
together with . smack and do any amount OF
huEging. While, in profane dance--even
those OF most doubtful propriety, the great
est familiarity, between persons OF opposite
sexes. 10 . gentleman placing one hand on
a lady's waist while she rests one hand on
his shoulder and holds his disengaged hand
10 the other. The churches, therefore, who
set up rules against dancing, are all fairly
and squsrely committed to the doctrine that
promiscucus dancing 10 all right, and pious
and innocent, provided it 10 accompanied by
promiscuous kissing, with suitable allow
ance OF hugglng and general rough and tum-
Bile, while without these refining and eleya
ting additions it 10 evil on evil, and that con-
tinually. There is no escaping this conclu-
sion, for the anti-dancing churches and
Christians are too openly committed in favor
OF these vulgar plays for an intelligent man
TO deny, that either they have acted blindly
or that the kissing and hugging sancti6ss the
dancing.
Now, since all the experience Of the past
proves that people WILL dance, even grave
and reverend deacons, we are in favor oil
the dancing without the etceteras. But apar,
from ell comparisons, we regard dancing I.
positive good, a. something which requires
no apology, but 10 inherently right in itself
an Efficient means OF perfecsing, refining and
cnliivatlng the browning work Of GODS Gre.
alton; means appointed and directly sp.
proved by tbs Creator himself! /. 10 IiaLl,
70 abuse, and the object Of rsformers should
Dc 70 regulate, not abolish il.
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Edttorini Correspondence.
WAssrHoroE, Feb. "a.

CoErEsTED exAf1.
Some interest ID manifested In the proba-
BILE result. Of the oases OF contested seats in
the House. No definite conclusion can be
arrived at, until the reports Of the commit
tee upon them. Whatever that report may
be, it will be very likely to be sustained by
the House for, LIST, il 10 fair and oompe-
tent committee, and il has oil the evidence
before it, which will be fully examined and
impartially considered. I'd, the composition
Of the committee 10 suoh--the chairman be-
ing South Americsn--that either the South
Americans and Republicans or South Amsri-
cans and Democrats will 20 together in sup
port OF the several recommendations Of the
committee. The friends Of Frank Blair and
Howard Of Michigan feel much confidence
that the claims OF these two gentlemen will
be recognised. II 50, it would facilitate the
ease OF Republican svolutions in the House
amazingly. ANY thing decent and desirable
could be done with two more votes; and
think We shall get one, at least. think,
from what can learn, that DAILY, who 10
contesting the seat Of Estabrook, Delegate
from Nebraska, stands . very fair chance of
procuring the seat from that Territory. ]
hope so, for think he had majority OF the
lawful votes. We have SO gained ON them
in Nebraska now that..they can only beat us
by gouging and ii would greatly encourage
our friends there if they could see their
wrongs righted here, and some leading Ter
ritorial dignitaries Of our own faith and
spirit.
THE TARIFr.
think the chances are that the Tariff will
be improved by this Congress in manner
ess antiallxto benefit American industry not
by re-modeling the Tariff entirely, and per-
haps BY raising the aggregate, but BY . moro
discreet and judicious adjustment Of duties
upon few important articles, and the sub
stitution OF specific for ad vslorem duties in
leading GASES. Such hope may be the case.
II would be easy, without the levying Of one
dollar more than 10 now raised, certainly
without the levying Of one dollar more than
it will be necessary to raise rs long as this
squanderng Administration is In power, TO
cause tbs country fairly to jump for the sud-
dennsss Of restored prosperity. Six months
under such Tariff as We might easily haze
would almost work miracle, and render it
difficult for as to realise that We had been
so lately suffering under such extreme pros
tration.
But I am going TO fight no more Tariff
battles. have been through several, and
have seen, often enough to satisfy my ankle
ty, how effeotually plausible sophistries and
ca.ch-words can be used against the mos.
beneficial adjustment of duties, and how i'm
possible it 10 to establish and maintain by
party power Tariff formed on the principle
Of adequate protection. am fully content
to let the people have all the experience they
want under an ill-adjusted Tariff; perfectly
resolved, SO far AZ any effort of mine is con-
cerned, that the Tariff issue shall settle itself,
fully persuaded that, settled in that manner,
it will be much the most likely to remain
settled.
FoREIeS MINISTER'S,
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Tho HungariAn.

@ HALIFAX, March 4.
\ An o6hcial latter from Mr.. Townsend sAys
u ID sasocrtained boyond doabt Mat there ore
no survivors OF the, HnngArian disaster. But
three bodies have bss1 fosnd, 80 man, ssp-
posed to be fremsn,a wonen, and ) child
abens 2 years cid. Tho ergo and nstssiala
are scattered along tho shore from Taskes
around Cape Sable ~ far East - Ragged
Island. Considerable goods ars drifting
ashore south Of Shslbourne Harbor. Tho
eountry people generally are acting honestly.
Three stores have been hired q Darlington 70
collect the property, which i Of considerable
value:
The ships articles have been found, and II
shows that the Grew numbered "a. No pas
seugsr hss has yet been found. The rn-
nored finding Of the clearance OF the steam
sr ID untrue.
Tbs only passengers yet known TO have
been on board the Inflated vessel arc VIM.
Boultenhouso Of 6aokyiils, and Dr.. Barrett
NY. A box belonging to DR.. B. was found,
containing letters from his wife and daugh-
ter.
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&1-So it turns out that ii was not Carl.
baldi senior who married Miss Raimondi, bat
Garibsldi, junior. Al the damsel was only
sixteen, this Was doubtless the most sensible
arran Eement.
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i co kuk City u ursery,
OFFICE NO. 4 ESTES HOUSE.
Main street, KsskuK, Iowa.

A Ii kinds OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
"A Small Fruits. Shrubs and Flovers, Grapes,
Prolific and Ever Bearing Strawberry Plants, tia
famed Hubbard and Valparaiso squash, Apple Pie
Mellon and Sweet Pumpkin Seeds.
1000 uresn- House Plants, including Fragrant,
Perpetual and Climbing Hardy Roses, Pinks, &C.
raneums, Vsrbmas, 10.
My stock il OF the very best varieties and quail
~, and win be sold for Cash, Produce, or good
Notes. WIN. BARNES.
Msrch3 -dAw3m
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FoREIGs NYsIsTEss,


Ministers resident here. dispose Of them
selves when they appear on the floor Of the
Senate. Nearly all of them range them
selves around on the Democratic side. The
simple reason, or the chief one, undoubtedly
is, because it lie for their interest and is their
natural inclination to stand we'll with the
Administration. IL the Administration were
other than IL is, doubtless they would equal
ly favor it, in such ways. The possession
of power is much in many aspects. What
would the Democratic party be to-day with
out the possession or strong hope Of it?-
The British Minister, Lord Lyons, however,
and the Charge from Bremen, seem most at
home and are generally found on the Re-
publican side. Lord Lyons is an unusually
modest and unassuming gentleman. You
will occasionally see him on the floor Of that
body, holding his hat behind his back, and
would be apt to take him for some quiet and
unobtrusive citizen who was interested in
noticing the character Of the debates and
the manner Of doing business in the Ameri-
can Senate. But the Republican portion Of
that body has now become too numerous and
powerful to be overlooked or too coolly
treated, by foreign diplomats Or by the home
Administration. Without the consent OF
Republicans in that body, now, neither
treaties can be ratified nor appointments CON-
frmed. B.
IFor the Cato City.
keokuk Female Seminary.
MSssRs. EDIroas Are you or your readers
aware that We have Female Seminary in
our midst capable Ct educating young ladiss
just as thoroughly a. any in the country,
either East or Wsst2 And has it ever en-
tered into the calculations OF oar money.
saving heads Of families in these hard times
tbst the saving in expense Of suoh IN insti-
tuition located at homo 10 = very great item
g thi. @;ty2 DO net know boz nnr girls
would be educated these times, il We did NOT
happen to have such school among Us. |
DOM know how they viii be now, unless tina,
school is sujtaincd, even ut some sacrifice
and rctrenchment elsewhere.
The income OF the school il not now re-
munerative, with bad debts amounting to
$780, year, accruing every term. How
long it will be possible to continue il with
out better support, do not know. I pre-
sumo not long, however, since good teachers
can obtain support in other pisces, If not
here. The loss or suspension Of this sch COL
ct the present time must DO regarded a. I
very great public calamity, morally, socially
and financially.
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WIscoEsIN RRPUBLlcAS CONFERENCE.-The
Convention met at Madison on the 29th.--
Carl SchurI 10 one Of the delegates 1t large
TO the Chicago Convention. Resolutions ia
favor OF Seward were adopted.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EDrroRs CArn CfsY Please announce Col. WIN.
PATTERSON ~ IN independent candidate fer
Mayor ct the approaching Q hartsr Election
MANY CITIZENS.
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FOR BUALINGTON..In Connection
with the Durltngton = missouri
River 8Al1YoaA.
THE ETRAMKR CLARA HINE, IN
) Captain II. n. PArrxx, win make
daily trips - aboys. Freight will . received
through 70 OttumwA. Apply 10
Brown : TAYLOR,
Fcb20d3t Leves.
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Arrest 81 =. N. Deesh On the clever
C0Ues

arrest 81 y. ms 1ooth On the clover
C0Oes
MILWAUKEE,, March l.
s. n. Booth was to-day re-arrested by the
q. s. Marshal on the Glover rescue case.---
Should writ Of habsas corpus issGs BY the
Supreme Court Of the State, . before, the
writ will be resisted BY the United States au-
thoritiss and the question tested - to the
power Of the State Court over United States
Court.
@Taking cold i caused, not BY expos
ure to uniform cold, but BY reducing one
part Of the body 70 much lower tsmpera-
sure than other parts.
The best definition we have ever heard
Of CLEARING false witness against your neigh
bor," WAS given By . little girl 10 SCHOOL,
She said il Vas when nobody did nothing,
and somebody won't and told il.
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a. They tell story Of the mother Of
Cassius N. Clay, venerable Kentucky mat
ron Of eighty years old or thereabout, to this
eject: cne vas told OF report which had
got abroad, that the jealous pro-slsvery msa
Of sne county IN which her son lives, had Civ
60 nim notice 70 quit. "They need not give
Caasius notice TO quit,'' said the resolute old
lady, she will not 70 and for nv mart I
had rather nee him without his hsaa than
hear Of his deserving the post Of duty.''
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BRAScE BANK Ar McGRxaoK. Bank
Commissioners OF Iowa have located .
Branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa at McGre.
Tor.
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ia good many OF the Locofoco papers
ars really In N ofAl condition.
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NOTIOE.

DACON vIDES AND 0HOULERS Tor
- sale BY KELLOGG BLR6E.
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q ROCE 81!

NEW ARRIVALS
BY the First Boat Of tho Season
W HnDs. N. 0. SUGAR,
% DBLs N. o. MoLAssEs,
70 BBLs. WHITE SUGARS,
100 SACKS. RIO COFFEE,
oU Bxs. STAR CANDLES,
81 Bxs. SOAPS,
D TrERcEs sKw RICH.
~ BAGS DRIED APPLES.
w BAGS DRIED PEACHES,
b DRUMS GOLDFISH,
10 BBL. i BBL- MAcKRREL,
All New and Fresh, and for sale low for Cash.
KELLOGG 4 HIRGE,
March :, se-d6twln No. IS Main-st-
Quincy HAGs
KELLOGG 1 BIRGE,
mchI No. 80 Main-st.
T AsNABUKa WHEAT SACKS for .ak By
~ KELLOGG BIRGE,
moh1 No. 90, Main-st
ORANGES AND LEMONA.
L KELLOGG BIRGE,
nch3 IS Main-st
XHMITE FISH new, No. and for sale By
w KELLOGG = BIRGR,
neh1 80 Main-st.
CEMENT.
y KILLosG BIReK,
mcA2dstwIm So Main-st-
WALL PAPEK-
lust received stock IL new wall Paper and
Nv. wEsrcorT,
CURTAIN FIXTURES.
SLOTH Curtain Paper, Cartsin Rollers, Cord and
N. W. wxsTooTT.
mchld ~ Main-st.
NEW BOOKS.
QEULAH, the great sensation book, BY Ais
u Asgusta J. Evans, this day received ct
OGDEN, BRowEELL Aco.E
cfrY BOOK 6roRs,
Msrcb1d - Msin-st.
TIsHE LAWYERS Common Place Book, With an
Index alphabetically arranged, Of the Titles
generally used in the practics and study Of tAs
OGDEN, BRowNELL CO.'S
cIrr BOOK srons,
mchId 50 Main-st.
a l1sO. NEW SUPPLIES OF
~ Minister'S wooing.
Gold Foil,
Memoir Of Hosdin,
Greece and Russia,
Good Fight,
Witches Of New York,
Pour Years Aboard the Whale Ship,
Pillar # Fire,
Fankwie,
Money King, TO-,
just received at
OGDEN, BRowNELL 4 CO.'S
| CI1Y Book 6rokx,
mchld No. 81 Main-st.
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pDuCArION.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN

Virginia Mechanics institute.
HR above SCHOOL Win be 9neIea ne q s
ish =. NJ and on each MoSDAr %EoSEspAr an PAL
PAL Inc scholars obtain instruction In
M,assmatIc. TdsOnom.Sy and tuIvsying u desired
nnis ~ MT o. HEixIcK. who will bel the school
~ az xYrnrs of Taesdsy Thursdsy and Saturday Of IBIS
week or 70 inc S0"'u THOMAS H. wYNNE,
J. L. MONTAGUE
. JAMEs KERsEY,
HEHs. PHILIP MAYO viii reopen her SCHOOL, at
M Sycamore Church. lin street, between bread anu MAJ
shan on the Monday In Oeooe enc es az
boys Terms ESQ per session oil months. 9i9 "
to teach By gentleman quail hed 70
w teach EnFsh Latin, FRENCH aAlhsnatles and the kua
Ut, ~ rek he has had years experience Address,
menus OF vtssA. No. be5-U
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MAIN STREET HOSPITAL ROR SLAVEs.-
VI This Hospital siustsd the Of Main and 26h
streets and Is ad ably adapted In Aness privacy and health
ns Of position, 70 he purposes FOR which has been instituted
namely FOR and OBsTErRICAL treatment
sAvES The roles and regulations governing this institution
already published circular containing full pareu-
viii be furnished those who desire further Information
TEsH-Psens per week 81 less than week. tl diem
bufs aggregate SlGu ecsed Ae charge for i neek
Patients aerdag daily EXAMINATIONS mot sub for Hos
p eonneent charged the regular fee adopted by the probes
large The charges Include board medicine, medical
attendance nurng surgical operations charged according
rules Of other Hospitals Of the city For further Information
apply the Physician resident al the Hospital 10 either Of the
anaerIlrned Physicians add PropretorS
YRS. W. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Mala st., bet sd and Oh, or No $50 Main st.
81. GEO. PEACHY, M n,
RHehAnge Hotel, or Grace e, bet 9Th and 9Th.
Rs VEST. NJ. D.,
Rrankfn a. below Ballard Hous-, or cor Ith . Main
PHILIP & HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Resdent Physician.
CYCUs BROOKS,
nyi5- dsc3aEiy Resident Assistant
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N Received BY A. aOgRiS

a LuONDS, RAIBISa. CarnON, CunnAHrS,
N Preserved Ginger Maccerou Dutch Cheese sadinei leae
Enzh Masard Olives, capes Aaa Sperm and fAtsnt
Sperm Candida sEset on Ysrulct BictEheAt for sale ~
noS-e8s BLAIR 4 CHANRERLAYNs
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y WESr JoHSsTeS's Boot..ors,
las Main street
LIFE and Correspondence ofJohn Gu uan MAJOR L.
s and Governor Of slsisslppL By J. y X. Claiborne;
vols, uth portraits on steel q.
Nsaragus IL ep Scenery, Monuments and proposed Canal
With 1000 orlginsi and usif sons. ~ g. squer
Vsd s1tOn. With NustrarOus IS
The Pour 6eoge sketches Of Manners Norss Court and Town
LIE BY ~. NJ Thaekrry, Auhor Of want FAr" &c. I5c
Esssy Professions Ethies By George shArsuood o.
the Hon Daniel " Noorhes ofIndlans; comprising
bis argument delivered 1t oAArlsToSD, Nov. h. 1889
tie trial Of John oook for treason and murder 81 adj
delivered before the Literary Societies Of the unve Sy
Of vrsinlA, July tth 1850 f5c.
VIII Ne find Her "a honanes ofNeW rerk aud Fsv oFlsAns
~ Winter sunnsroa This Velans respectfully dedicated
70 Hen. A. =. heek, % Alabama NL95
NAY cavSrly, The Young Drsaimsker Csc.
jail. Rove tale q eosIs LIE BY tie author Of "RS
Liie by Little" o..
Practical rrss s On MsrhAua Dsnry By Joseph Richard.
son, D. ., g.; " n, With no HlasFaiionG $3.50
Ola Mackns the Fottsli the Lakes and lie Surrounding
- W. Strickland 81.
A Handful Of Pearls Toe
The Cleaner and other stories l0c
Select stories for the YeunE l0e.
The Pssrls .fthe Deep Zoe.
Poll Peg aat other stories ice.
John HoHari and other skctche' Zoe.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON, Bookseller,
1ii Main street. Eagle
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MILITARY TACTICS
PUsIlsHEO By oRDER CT
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
l.
Instruction


IN
FIELD ARTI L L E R 7 q.
pr,n,rsd BIZ a Board Of Artillery omesr. vol l2mG
O. 80
wAa OxrAHrn st. March 6, 1850.
IN. svsen o. Instructor Tor field Artillery pre2Are By
po,l f at Acy puruant % orders nom tha De
.rfme, havz approved By he Pcsdc7t hsreE pun
d.s@l for III niaruaoa and Kovernneni Of the Army
Exercses and frns Of paafc not enora,ed r
m syf; ar,hed Ia the ga Artlery and n Sc herein
PRESIDED yin be strictly observed yoaf fLL&
s,cretAr.-
Hardee's Tactics.
Ra. AMI h, Iatat-y rlcc ne exercise and ria-avrst
sftr3aps acag ug1 infsnry rad men Prepared
uUdr me dre,tsn the War Dspatnent BY Rreve; Lieu
tenans lone utabsa Uats9 States Arnv, T. tgo vols
Vol L-seh5ol the slider and Company Instruction. or
Bkirnsh.rs IL-Sshool o. ao Battalion .N %
HI.
Cavalry Tactics.
PabIshei By order War Dsptrm-n F Par,-seaool
oth Troop % tie Pa ant n MS SquA rla Dt'an
sL Seoad Shoo o. the froopc Of M Psoon and Of
theSqaal-on noantsd rrd Part asi vu, ne
Es<usn- Three tsno Is q.
Nv.
McCLELLlN'S B4YOYET EXERCISZS.
Mkau Bay Exst. PscpArsl o- he Of the Ary n
n. cntei NcxLLts CsntNl y ~ seg
ms1CAvaicy A. Priatei 81 orisr o. thi War Depart-
ms1L OnfV1L so LII -
B,ikters generally, ~ be fo-Earlel b. nall
pospd 4 on recspt Of the price ~ the puhlssr-s.
no3i-6t .. L fFtNO TT q C1, FhhaiephlA
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EROW TINE sOUTH


AUeUsrA. Nov. 2S-hr. Aeminger made speech re-
Gently at Greenvils S. c. advising secession, but he
ad il vas impossible for South Carolina 70 secede with
ous a war with the General Government. He urged
thorough preparations, and said that South Carolina
could oay be attacked BY water and he trusted that the
czsns in the mountains would be ready 10 march TO the
protection OF Charleston at any moment
MILLEDsKvILLE Nov. 25.-The House yesterday re-
solved to elect Electors next Thursday.
motion was made to elect Senator at the same
time but was lost. Many members urged the election,
aud there will probably be fare up among the friends
Of rival aspiranis.
The Bank bill which passed the Senate has been en-
crossed in the House, aud ordered third reading
Il repeas the Law forbdding the banks sendpg their
notes Of the State for the purpose Of dseounng
drafts repeats the restriction against selling any but
sight checks and in view Of the monetary troubles aud
secession suspends the operation Of acts ipcng pains
and fofeitures for not paying specie prohibits the
lew In Of fas in favor Of against suspended banks
during suspension, provided in either case satisfactory
security is given.
Il Is believed the law viii pass.
ArGusrA, Nov 25-There vas an enthusiastic meeting
here last night At which Mr. Toombs Judge Starues and
De- Miller made speeches, aud secession resolutions were
adopted.
Meetings are being held daily and nightly in different
portions Of Georgia indicating that the public feeling
strongly in favor Of secession.
ColUNsUS, Nov. 95th.-Mr. Yaneey spoke here lest
night
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