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The members then balloted for their respective erins
Aialama--Mr. Clay, two years; Mr.. Yancey (abseo),
six years.
Artansas--gr. johnson, two years. Mr.. Mitchell, six
E'oshic-Mr. Bekcr, two years. Mr. Maxwell, four
years.
Tipcsy--Mf. Simms, two years; Mr.. Barnett. six
years.
Lotnliano-Mr. semmes, four years; Mr.. Sparrow, llx
M.sissiryi-Mr rhelau, two years; Mr.. Brown. four
ssouri-yr Cha H. two years Mr.. reyton, four years.
North Carciina-Mr. Davis, two yoars; Mr.. nortch.
four years
fsnae~es--Mr Henry, four years; Mr. Haynes, six
T;sa-Nr wigfal four years; NJ. oldham, six years.
rirginia-Mr. Preston, four years; Mr.. Hunter. six
ON motion OF Mr. SPARROW the Senate adjourned until
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES.
The House called ~ order at twelve NJ, and ened
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. DuScS Journal was read and
Srr snrn q Virginia from the committee tho put
Of the House 10 inform the President Of tho orgrnon
cr bh horscs OF Congress reported that tho committee
hal ted upon the President ldng 20 order Pro
sitet avis had said h. was glad to hear thai the
houses had ofgnnizcd happily, and. after his inagna
ticn, he would have message to communicate 10 odh
hursts vi Congress.
Nr smith. Of virginia and Mr.. Pugh Of Alabama,
Mr. pfsxivs, of Louisiana, from the committee alt
pointed the part % the House 10 INFORM hr DAVIS, ~
Mississippi and Mr. stcrhens OF Georgia. cf their ecc
n 60 the respective Offices VI Pres and Vice rfes
dent OF the Confederate states, reported that those son
tcrcn say they vii accept the Offices 50 literally bc
stowed upon them.
slider tho vote by which tho report OF the Committee
Rules was received. which agreed to aud he then
mo, tnat the committees which, according ~ that
prt were TO consist OF seven. should consist of nine
Ad0Ite.
Mr foorx desired to make certain wplanations a. to
his casting censurc on the Prov isonal Congress. lie dis
claimed hs. entertaining, as he did, high respect for
that oy aud he bad only expressed bis action az
finding that his friend from Virginia (Mr lcnkirs) had
been u tho army, AID not In the Provisional Congress
bs had also bsen rprcscntcd casting certain relec-
tius General Bcauregard which hs also disclamcd
message was received from tho Souatc, Informing
Husc that that body had appointed Mcssrs Orr Johnson
rd Clay rs committee on the part II the senate N
adopt rules for both houses &c tong esf,
A itt resolution also Rad With reference 70
tho Tapcrs communicated to the Provisional Congress
lnd cir transfer " tc respective clerks Of tho senate
AMI H. Sc.
Mr.. rrHSs moved tina, tho rescutcn n tho Senate be
concurrct IN.
Nv Ctrxnircl cltrc,e, but. the question having beon
ordered The report was Gnaly 60 curfci ~.
w .SgAsER III 10 an nouncci that thc nnnnshsi b'si
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BY general the amendment was postponed and
the resolution. heartily approving the pledge OF the Legs
ature Of Virginia 70 vindcate the rights and ancient
boundaries Of the State, was at the instance Of Mr. BA
WELL, Of 8. c., taken up and unanimously adopted.
The amendment 70 tho resolution concerning the class
ncaton ofSenators was now resumed and adopted.
Mr.. ClARK, OF NO.. offered q resolution which was
adopted Richard MSmith the Printer for the Pro-
vsonal Congress- act a. Printer for the Senate Of tho
Confederate States until otherwise ordered.
Mr. Orr Of South Carolina, calcdup the resolution a
pointing committee to act in conjunction with COM
mittes fromthe House Of Representatives IN relation 70
the inaugural ceremonies. and, on his motion, IL was
amended that the Senate committee should consist Of
three members.
The Pesident appointed Messre Orr, Of South Carolina
Brown, OF Mississippi, and Henry, OF Tennessee.
message received from the House OF Rspres nta-
tives announcing the concurrence Of that body IN the
Senate resolution requesting the Attorney General to re
turn to the House the papers &C., In the oce or under
the control Of the Clerk Of the Prov sonal Congress not
otherwise disposed Of and all rapers referring to execu
tive sessions and executive business 70 the Senate.
TIm CLASSIFICATION oF SENATOR.
On motion Of Mr.. HAYNES, Of Tenn the balottng for
classification OF Senators proceeded with, with the
Ill
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THE REBEL CONGRESS.
Third aud Fourth Days Proceedings.
THIRD DAY.
sExAlE.

HcnvONb, Feb. q, IS62
The senate assembled at twelve eek and was o.en
cd with prayer.
The iournh was read corrected and approved
Nt. CYSE,u IcnD, moved u rec snsi,ernti0n of the
Nj ado tel yvslerdw, IN feiif tJ the cassi
ecatian OF Senaiors, wAich bong adopted, ho bfciy
sh we'd the iitto atty OF The pfoT sod form of
c1ss ac g. n anSnOye 10 asncnd ", 50 that tose Sna
cor dfawiir t, ballots for yeirs sh nh coettuto
% afst cies W 80 drt~tg for tour ytirs The SEQ m
csss and his draw w lng px years Tho tri csea.
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II
OFFIct. RECRufriNG DFPAET7if.S' :,
hN.xT sil....l Is.

ORDERS
AL ,rssra fte q eo1SefEpt.on tiri Ter &c AZ
Congress t-ffsiye5l : rii 4iitf So Il --n- 'tt
usl tie 5s.i - fs-fsfer ~ ~ iftrf iiir starti -f
So.nsaav siasr ~ ry- III Ae tief-rats :.
-Stri,- -peIsi < W I.ess ttemsssds te t4'e slsf
ling oliver witin .lt ts Is: II cspT ~ Trit.es = Il
teiou af.t - eillui'1i 9oiGetsef. e ft~,itiH A
themselves ~ fH- olsee tAds MI ~ rqfeel Ieee.
The enrolling oiesfS VII. risse OFT the eHrol.uef
Of voissItcefs n entNtk ahd furnished f5iis on
with the 5ess : soeiissfSs-g he cptnpieiesi. TN
wiI also iir'rish tee rH% 4teers VI 4 tsss,sseris
from the rtlf, siirgf 4vriisiof and eerclmel
.lGy signed AMI sertTl.e, aEi qSFect tbe vnunteer
rvparI with "a sfule 4 this tifce. t.;1er ffe e
IufG ef on te earhl.melt lie oitcer wl
note the rpfnzary cAn festineh, 70 wAcl tie yoluA
bcer desires ce - .arheii
on preSert,Rs, ths descriptive ist to aay Qa4rfa
master. the sei9Wesr vii le furnished VITA tTaas1
tatiD8 10 hHozY-.e.
Tie correetffe>s 5f all ehro slments will oe ce[tiEH
& iy tae enre...lii. officer. III
=. p. BLAKE I.ssuf. Cs.i. G. : A.. "
sep23-4~ Hip' ri-psong pert
No Chattanooga f}efiei G i4eayiiie Bsnner. Afhei
Post Cieaveand Ganr-sk trs Bristol 4s1vscate csa
aad send 5ssi 10 SupeflniehdeEte. Enroillng Depa
ment. ~
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GENERAL ORDERS no. 8. !
ExEcrfIvE hEl lDorAI.rElas .

chnitanoegl Tgnn, Seft & lsi2 II /
/. Major JOHN i. Hspk nj j. pi,elned sfrciil aid
To the tovernor aud J. inst uesed t5 see that the e
rolling ofirersof the Reserved Aiiitiry torps III thH
Eastern DisSfnn of the S'aie roceed u enroll ali
those subject u the ptoy>hns ~ act al Congress
approved Alril ld 1862 entitlfd An act To- 1urthef
provide tn p1iic .te e1erF Tic enfoliinent IL
onscriptS uaefgsaid nf Congress will made III
conformity I" he General nrlris of the War Depart
nnGcr the Si,rriD;end-pek II Col T.. y. Iake Fl
4. :. A.. who has been detailed Tor that service 1
TsHnss~ee. -1s5
II. THE Judges on Qh1flmen of the County eenrt- Ia
Abe Eastern Division ct tiet tate Will immedia n
soini cpmprtent Irr55ns each civil District. ATg
town 81 tei respects y1 Counties 10 take aud ,a is
ut enrolment ~ all wIlirr shiect Tie prov iSinnN
II said n Congress. the ftiari ~ whpin viii b. H
r,e.Ii.ieiy mAe fea e2mfleti4n % Gel. +. T. Bake
l Al ka.,xyii.e. Ttii#-H>eest
1T. said crtliiss aaceas yii aisn enroll =. ps-rN
S0n~ who are over th;ity1ive and urseF sedtS-;ivl
years 81 age and AL tte io oyer i9riy i've and
5nder live " g.'s forward report III
tilrat with IL yiieate list di the eOnsrripts. To tt
\ diutasf t;es.f..i Tire Stats. -
By command .! F1HAN g. II iRf:IS, II
Ggyir &c
W. c. WHITEpoRsE
Aajt 'sen1 n
Ceavelind Bann-r Athens, Post, Knoxville Regis
tef aud fss-envIl'r = ,nn-r. s.'pE --ni
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EsEMY AGAIN ADVANCED INTO v1R-
ilIlE GIrJIA
n.h NJ .iI IcIdIIssE ED.EI.rb l,InlNEsr.

rls.sif ID = rIe B4l,i,uors AI.sr.-
ea.ils,l lsiEEal5Hiy klys
.AiI ia on :ss we'll as lespaicl.-
es frodi i.g4illuEa.ers FAdiSate that ll.e .ir,Dy
of tie P9,o.nAe l.lss ealamercel It's stana adj
vance inIo Virginia :. ID addstion 10 ,iieIad-
vance pp4.l.gsiiasldssow, from iiIarpde's FERRY
whFF.a iqdaEaengtd yesterday Gen. " iootlbu-
ry siliyisFqh ais{ erpss4 The lsotonnlc ansl en-
acanlpes ihursd4k might aeAr Kearnek kvil.e.-
IndleatIoiEs are th..t the enemy will not
l.ave d Yait la4ls befeae they are h5ai.. met
by the ARMY q tie l'osssaae.
~l5e44 Fclokelll has iasgraphed 10 St Lon
is t5at lieEhas1 slekell tkrebels into Arkansas.
Ealt. lt-ssh. 81. Hud4osi. u 5. Navy, died
Neflneki yliigl# il Bt9oahll
SsE Yankee loss at Perryvile.
.-lriiN IIls7 Il. l;51Se..Fls bsyision at Perry
yillis NEsA litl 4Ei.eli. lls'3 us5nnded aud l6l
missing. illl
f FuFths- of the Election.
I -91oerllies bsaS been re eieeIed 10 Congress
liroii frlilia ll,s.ut 2l5oo r4lpForiiy.
ll SEN ANHk sasGs.tsy 8.rsnoon ggId was
/ lSqib lnli ifEtildf declsifip44. lie
sra~.fIIa1I7s#6I.r4'sl,.. III 81 + tt$uI d
tliaERfl.llF illihd t,iliesp Iines saws that isl-
II ke Il ditrriieil4 pre- v Is there catset by a
siSsE Esfirl tits tEEn Boyle of I.0nisvllies;tying
l,ll f3rIli lNlSEih the rear Ut BueiK5l amy.
and nllsid,lsii1loEl II I.an7ssisle.
+ Ile hE ly ysdll tfurEan To send him rein
forfepl4lE~. lHl.4l Rhavil,s hut t@o tpls;lpi
ife},.,s Ed IsoliiSktsfe \
3ilS .lhtntdSSsl4 tsg~faiEs ut Louisville that
T Buell. Bias h4ei gghidly Whipped and tbs ex.
cifelufilt EiatlEaf 9itN Is intense.
/ fIAe gfnciilAli tannercIa. of the l3tl
+ 1chi1.S 4 Victory pat SAYS the reports are very
! 9cfflfi iidiIiIE-f
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To The Farmers Of East Tennessee

/lIR armies need sf tia HIS af s,tttie vst k,
Y iaf.en as,.i ubtfa ptccs viii lie pad Tar pei <
H.pgs Is+eye1 ard t'f5fit. i
have is4,,s - isesl 70 Il he ,rrchase of hogs
he.ves caffi Xc in ifst TrilHes~ct. nd VII apssaf
s,s,.,ett number 81 agents 10 ssi-n ME .a tl-e
their territory and viii i'm due t.Ioe publish thRf
names.
I4iave determined tn rsai5e prizes .'pnifo1n aid
liberal aud naI,e eyer y bog Ia East Trnne-se >iHa
bic iar tork ssill be iatteiled'
NV office. 1l the present. y Atlanta. Ga-will to
20 kn, X lie soon f.iteIs adliessed 10 meat
siiher point wall - sttendcd TO-
scnsn,f safs.r ard F'@ze = 5 Al
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- -fo-ts Ely arlf 81 "a - a-l rru.ier ir,a lie
Il e-rtl a 81 l- e. Ii-i l-e -iaf-- re-irl-rt -
asIt. rr sraf- t--f fti- t.lri-- t.rlrl1 rIies
- t.r-- ~ .--i-lei i-iis See -
1i'fs faf 70 - Al q, p ,lir.- ilIe ll--
t.ts. IL -IIlt- = sa.t-f Iflrl t1f-lr
l.rr Tax - SENMaS-
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/ IMMENSE POLL FiCAL NETTING ~ NEW YORK.
/ There WAS ah Immense poj1ticsl gathering
IN New vrs city osl I,s; ]Mstnisy nlgai. 10
satify tic dcinpcrsiie rollI;.aTlo.ss loS Stats
4iliisers Iiotade r. Glas K lres4Ied. an made
! siaech Sge@chss were also made bv lioia
10 Seylslvur. john YAH Blrel aad R.cIars
d tidrlii.ln. we have nus roan, ior5t. cir re-
,arks this inorniiiss hut viii publish them Ia
bur next The Herald gives iht foilown,ss ed
itorE.l ssImm rs % the l>E'eeehesE
seymour speech wsas principally defence
bi inss sovn poslk1on aud tn4i al the democratic
party. MIR Nan Bufcii c-ssT splne- ridirulc on
lhe Administration. ,lre la t.iste,rtenins Pic
ars oi 1he difficulties of the war IN whiSil lie
patton Is engaged. amused iiIs SlsIiienee iy Fs-
icuoils skeiclies ~ Dickinson. Fremont. tree
~ and the republican ieasiers. and aid a igli
lotnpitent 10 l5eBefsi Aiet5eliin. wiz siI dr. "
iioMn eiElinsn.sjIc applause. Dc infoFmeii the
Republican, eneses Ot tsesserai Alct;ie.last thar
ID they would keep on they would make hun
PRESIDENT of flIe Cnite,i States lie sies.oul
led Sir. WadswortiI AZ bifterIyklost.I .Ie u Gen.
RieClean, aud as disunullskt. and she d.
EIaled tie purpose Of tie democracy 10 he H.
stand by President Lincoln As I6ln, a. he
would lee tiseni. aud TO stand by tseaefai Nc
i1ieilan, whether he would let them OF not
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NORTHERN ELECTIONS.

RIcuA9Sp. Oct l9--Ths Baltimore Aineri,i
can Of Thursday aftf.rpqr. says ti,at ibe latest
e'ections refnnls from Ohio and Irliaisa ihdi-
tie that The Democrats have prob4bly. tar
led both States. Up Ohio They claim tn tllou-
sand nIajority, aud tliifieeillait Of iiileieel
members Of Congress. In tie preseni del4ga-
io. 'tIllIy lave kI,lyl six members
in ienIlsyl yslni4 twelve Unionikis ard
Seven Democrats have been elected; five dis
fficfs 10 hear frqnr.
The EisisqopsI GlInFepliea have ia,f,SRted BY
largrIiyete i4erskolutlsts of HE esIInmiites
I # Nine
Artbel lfprce stopped the stesnnboat H. z.
DeAl ;l3 II yssviIle on iheI Ohio River. onlrls
s4thilI@,. snd c4l,ihred the mails. and a qnari
ny pfgoods together with a lpt OF Isesrocy u
I.aIs8s.
FaEbERItksl lirkdlvA., bet i9.4-Laid North
erp dates received herc kiate that tie Demo
cfats Ilave rarHigd Pennsylvania Oh:9 and In
Llama. EEdIaIiIIi9,pIs Iqar4isd Iona;
! I PtlalssivAiiia l3 nefnoerais HSIil IL Re
i fpnbIic4ns We're aIe@iea.
Inlphio liz Dehlocratb nd ) Republicans
Sta Atifpti-ciN t4tltH
the Afst Congo s. oiiiiio had u Republicans atlt
) ileildcrats =lt
In lliIIdiAna 5 D4nie9craEs s and3 Repnbii4au'
9rg eertesl; il. I.sst congre3s there were s Re
PubIieans and 311Dkn1cratE.
IAIiewa the entire Republican, tickft wer,
re-elected 10 c,Igress. and tl,d slats tieke
gone RdpilylIcTa by 10 600 majority. IA
Tils DelhpFrI.tId illsjplEis III lie stalk tisle
+ in Il'sll4+yl,slIliA IL l0Qob ip Ohio 2sIooo il
E.s!i@iA s.@G6. lE6Il iE#
InI nIiedI4t4 tsltax. D,lnli. and Julialt..re de
ieetsll. IH qhi5 {;afieyl (Rep:ibIie IN ! IeiIdle
4 toh :l.d elk Are fe.gEeesea III PeniE,llv4ni;
E4;roW. EoredFi sp@siseF of tie Hoilssg ans
Ilsad- 4ftlesls arls fseleEte,I-
Ceali IiAakosk aecup pied CtarlcstwoB oi
lIiiuskd.iy ailIsr a$ artil4rs duel of TWO laus,
li.faIo o.sr picIsets ieEifedit9 the bill tlsi
sd. -iE!.e 4i,enIs lelt one klaed a,Ii eEgl,
swslall4li. INr ;9ei Gael. fslsDll OF tllp lsics
pieit 3ttlli4fi qlHIi eisaE 'sopAsied.
= Two hundred tof oat Antietam Hou.ide'
Fvefs s.!.;'lHel I
II {e'leil4l. spe,sH 'rilarIsslayinight at Charles
tow Ptii has n ;alrne,I III ANaAhingiofl.
eJfiIiilAew hiptls at tll; iiFyt boa4iI to-ela
Tss sttIsIl r s..i..I.s,.ry l. k.Is.et Jill i.
tory el+Nililiied They say that BPags ~ leakin
tie Sta. aud the federElis have occueEed Lea
;instOn. f
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txEelrisE HEas g-Anrhs.-,
ehattaip5esa, Aug. Is, lsG2.
GENERtL oRpEH.

The NECESSITY II arss4tg our eaart troops Nbo ars
now retir,ipg lfaii Northern Ifsonk. ana TIC r
eruiis winch being tile ield. readsrs Il
inpossible u.psiaitie arms islr 4 State iisrce
The t0as.iasat- arniy ll~ aeing ailonr midst. fhR
ssthuritics xjBsi5 desire ~ st tat tAinrd IT
Teun.Stee IeE 10 sna M Sna.n and it j. III ieseE
tnat lJie great body tFraesp.e Sho are wiiias Ill
volunteer ~ euo tlefi-yes With tileir .iiesca anK
kgI.ilsd altrfsiF =. al lee.
lie tfoyernar = irff lele cofnre.ed 10 suspend a
cn5lrt - oF-lBizs state ti1riisl
General ,.ri;rrs NJ. any untefmanded II
The commanding a.seess d esps airead ,,franizd
rw rrtarIi tAcf roll 10 the Aausat 6 enefa
a the State AID Iepart far 4pefia frirra-
by eomnlenss ~ Gny4raer Ill
tsuAM O.. HARRIS.
!. W. G.,-wusr4 uoaSg.zAel' # tken-. II
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TAKFNIlHp

A M rst IL Jail IN clAaifaFuca. Hamilton con'sfF
n Fs-t entleS--e tRe N e-y & Oeisi',Hr.
NEGRO u ~ blythe il3-Ff .lsfif.s. vsi.o S,s-
belong, - Wpl joints qf fisasfi-. Tenn. >ail l.s
i bias feet - inches lss4s p yelrs.'.l
ocf5 -. II. :,H 4 iN. Jaiior.
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1AKENE EUP

M mt in jail "a thattsiooca, EarliTf0p conntv
fa~i Eennessee M -i,syf,d Of fsorsbier, fsss 4
NEGRO MAN whssss - d ~ fane j. ) AZ X. ari f7si
-. he longs III Ie.n T'ftie 81 Siaftt White cenuHs
Tert. sud buy is kl4ak Is 6ekr= ola b sest ii-a
b ieh s.d4 ~ ~.
s 81 jsHs ri
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ss- Aav-r,isrmrnt. Ifet ia4Fs.i eu cp " far N
soeciliel time will lie pablsSlitI one mo II h. and
fna ged according - the re,ve rates. ii
Srsci NarIcss eh,rged sac srice anda Il II. 4
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sIEsDpaARrkKs psrk kkrnkSr r. TgSx.
-t s1ssasxyslle, Oct. 8tll, lSis

: M NJ. r. TzEsh iI..I n
2 /, Gsslhsnder- 6f bit Is-s neat< Blttaliln4 and
c&npaB4s raised bk any ef-F authority than that
tile l-efiaiNgy III N eh Ir mol guard ht brfd-
eeSt vi lfifretin4 pa lie Stfess under sridrS from
there h4ass4gaEtdTk Will iinnadiatslv report with
'lfeir ratBi.i.iaS. BIZ tIe r. d. Bake. Knoxville
bringing lleir iEt3-tsr rolls with them.
IL ktdhortl t1 III isiet and Inspect trs,3p{ must
come 9p5,If6e S4erst.ry ~ e ar OF. these hfadqu~r
teis. bY iIlkciag pidei.
l5yl ,sl1iA laaud af Mai. Gen < Jsnes
BEtlsl H ~ GHAS- s. STRINGS ELI.OW.
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ALBsSs. y r.. OF BY sssl lis t4fis Jar
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of Novehi.er. aud atirlit Elke place on tire
IOtil OF that i,lslai1-
Two men ,ksfe arrested IN PAilaik ohia last
Monday. Tor cheering for -liicisnao1l aud JEFF
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ID ID nrs1EED - lille.

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q'l rer. uLdeF da;e d tie isia. Writ~:
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nu4lber of castles ia TIE air. G4i ineai-
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Tr,O PRINTERS, COUNTY OFF,
GERS, AERcHAATS
And others in want Of Painapd Fn Papersfoy Manks-
Ter Il. .st ...nytlasn koi,o Ppst Flat Csp Hs1Heac
sna plain Letter Paper keokuk. this day re-
criyed at sza bho WI hLtrh Book ctort,
feba7-d Corner 4Ih and Main.
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shall we Draft,

Perhaps the declaration is premature,
but we cannot avoid saying thatthe proba-
bilities that the new levy Of 500, 900 men
can be raised III time for the present cam
paign, are not aastering, particularly in
the West; and that the systen Of drafting
BY States mast be necessarily rcsorted to,
if instant aid Is required. That is the
quickest and cheapest method. and, as il
puts oil able bodied men Of the proper
years and sound bodies, on common
footing, none can complain. The disin-
clination to volunteer is not from any
wan. of heart in the advancement OF the
loyal cause; but the vast abstraction OF
bone and muscle from tho hAer mssk4ts
Of the North, caused by the rash Of youne