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LEAvsHwGra, Feb. &c Commissioner WIN p
Dole. had an interview on Saturday, with IL.
various Indian Chiefs, including the loyal Semi.
noies and CreekA The Commissioners proposed
70 I'D the loyal Indians against The R,beii "a
tue Chiefs agreed to take the field with ther
warriors. ''''''
Coils Deitsler. of the Kansas let, and Jenn,.
son; q the 7'b. have been appointed acting Bri.
IL friends Of Gen. Lane. declare that /. m,
the military service II he has ,oierv = :. wi !.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-Advices received last
night by the train on the Pacific Road state
that the brigade Of Gen. Davis was at Ver.ailles
Morgan county, Wednesday, proceeding, 1t ID
conjsctured, TO join Gen. Curtis at Lebenon.-
ten. Palmer's brigade, at Lamine, is reported
under marching orders for Kentucky. Gen.
sigel left RolIa yesterday Tor Leb,non-the
balance of his division will follow.
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ST. Louis, Feb. l.-Intelligence from South.
western Missouri indicate that several tiays NAV
elapse before the occurrence Of anything i'm.
pcrtant, Commander Foots being In want Of
men for the gsnboat service.
Gen Hslleck has Issued general order in
which Commanders serving in the Department
are ordered to take immediate steps 10 ascer.
tain what men in their respective commands de.
sire to be transferred to the gunboat service,
Care must be taken in selecting, and preference
be given to men best fitted for such service
The men selected are ordered to report to
lieutenant ]. w. Bracket, q. 8. Army, at St.
Louis. BY whom they will be enrolled and ship.
ped. "A liss Of men 10 to be furnished from
each command In writing, in each case, giving
the name Of the Company and Regiment, to be
sent 70 headquarters, that orders directing such
tranfer may be issusd without DELAY,
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Grain Operatlone m n1,I,v..t,.,

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 1.-THE following interest.
Ing facts are taken from the annual report Of The
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce: Rece;nts 81
Wheat for the past year 1855, 20e bushels:
shipments OF Wheat II, oe2, s95 bushels:
increased receipts, As compared with 1850 Il
a.ssS,4oS; increase in shipments e,6le, $40.
The value Of produce exports In 1850 VAS n :"
00O. 900 and IN 1851 $4,000, 600.
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From Kenyucky.

Lou.vntE, Feb. S.-Capt. q. u. Faes. Of
Nashville, q member Of zollicoffsr's staff. who
was wounded near Somerset, 10 dead.
Asjor Ciif, Surgeon Of zollicofers brigade.
taken prisoner at Somerset, is here, and Win be
sent to Bowling Green on Tuesday, to be ex.
changed II q thought that Gen. Buell. will ar.
range for the exemption Of all Surgeons from
arrest hereafter -ifa''IE
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Forirsss Monroe Ne,ve

FoRrlsss Aoxaos, Feb. S.--The Chimes.
left the blockade of Wilmington on Thursds,
and arrived here this morning. She renort'
that everything was quiet when she left mn
Chippewa encountered westerly gales during the
whole voyage. She passed Close to Hatssr.s
Inlet and saw . large feet of vessels inside 4
anchor, but heard no firing. -"
The Constitution 10 still here She will sail
AZ soon as possible. --''
4 nag Of truce went to Craney Island this At.
ternoen, but has not yet returned.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. l.-Commander John 8.
Warden and Lieut.. 8. g. Green, q. 8. Navy.
have been ordered to the Ericsson battery.
Com Warden Is the Lieut. Warden who Bragg
arrested at Pensacola in May last, who fingered
In the county jail of Montgomery, Ala, 40
MANY month"; f3-i So - - -, -
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, Feb. 2.-The troops in this district
are to be newly brigaded and many changes in
the locations will be made.
a soldier Of the 4th Cavalry was drowned
this p. m.
A flag Of truce was sent up from Columbus
on frivolous object The rebels evidently
came up to make discoveries. They we're given
70 understand that another attempt OF that
kind would probably result in the sinking of
their boat ~ ~
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L &7.x<tr-
~. LauR N. fpllAeisn esoSsal o..
dan utlI ~ I'D y ebe neufnes 4zs =
HxADouAssals0 HgAnlAn.1ee1 fmsoUnil
Salons 1ehS "a, loe3.
The pHou1denk RroFeaooss, Heelsoss and eeier
olnoess ~ ~ Uniyeuisy e. Missouri aso -.
auired Is take aud slbscsihe ~ soAsh e aIls-
dance prescribed b. the 6th article Of TIE 6tats
0rdinancs ct Oct 10th, 1851, and 70 Ale he
saIne In ~ ofice Of the Provost 1arshal Gen.
er4l In this city. Thoss Who fall 70 comply
with this order within ths period Of thirty days
spectivs oalces and Il any eos Who % fails shall
thereafter attempt % obtain pay or perform the
functions Of such oAioe, be viii b tried and pun.
ished for military offence. 1Ais instlsution hav-
Ing been endowed By the Government Of the
United States, lie funds ahould not be used to
teach treason or to instruct traitors. The au-
thoritles Of the University should therefore o..
pei from its walls oil peTsens who, BY word or
deed. favor. assist or abet rebellion.
The PreGidents and Directors Of ell Railroad
Companies In this State will b required to take
and subscribe the oath Of allegiance IN che form,
within the time and under the penalties pre-
scribed In the preceding paragraph. They will
also be required to Als bonis for such sums %
eral, that they Will employ no conductors, en-
sineers, station.masters or other officers, agents
or employees who have not taken theoath of ale
glance and who are NOT loyal to the Union.
No contracts will hereafter be made BY Quar-.
termaste1 or Commissioners In this Department
who do not take and subscribe to an oath Of
allegiance similar to that subscribed by the Act
Of Congress, approved August 9th, 1891.
Purchasing oAicers ere prohibited from ma.
king purchases Of pereons of known dis!oyalty
TO the Governments. Where articles necessary
for the public service are held only by disloysl
persons and cannot be purchased o. Union men.
the fact will b reported 70 these headquarters,
when the proper instructions will be gwen
All clerks, agents and civil employees In the
service Of the United States, In ills Department,
will be required to take and subscribe the oath
prescrtbed ~ the aforesaid Act Of CongresA
The attention Of oil military officers Il called
% this order. and any one who shall hereafter
keep In the Government employ persons Who
fall 70 take said oath of allegiance, or Who an.
nouncc and advocate disloyalty to the Union,
viii be arrested and tried for dis0bedience Of
orders. ..a \. i,s.s- I'M. SCI
It is recommended that all clergymen, pro.
lessons and teachers, and Ill officers of public
and private institations for education, benevo-
Ience, business and trade, who are In favo: of
the Union, voluntarily subscribe= and iile the |
cath Of allegiance prescribed by the State Or. |
dinance, In order that their patriotism may b |
distinguished from those who wish to encourage
rebellion and to prevent the return of peace and
prosperity to this city and State.
By order Of Msjor.G General Halleck.
n II. MCLEAN, Asst Adj't Gen'I.
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MullnY,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA general order will be 10.
sued in the morning,in which tits stated that sew
eral companies Of the 4th regiment of Missouri
Volunteers, lately called the Reserve Corps, hav.
ing shown themselves mutinous and disobedi.
ent Of orders, have been disarmed and placed in
confinement at Benton Barracks. The priyates
and non. commissioned officers of these compa.
MES will be sent to Cairo to work on the FORTH.
cations until further orders. The commanding
officer at that post will see that these comma.
MES work faithfully, and will report to these
head quarters the names of any who, by their
repentance and obedience Of orders, deserve
pardon and restoration to the ranks.
! In respect to the officers of these companies.
not having Joined in the mutinous demonstra.
tion, but having failed to enforce order and mil.
itary discipline, will be mustered out of the ser
vice and discharged.
The Major General is always willing to listen
to complaints and ready to redress we'll founded
grievances, but he is determined to enforce ds.
cipline and obedience to orders. Allcompanies
regiments or corps, who shall henceforth disc.
hey orders, or exhibit q mutinous disposition.
will be dealt with in most summary manner.
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Rebel News from tI,e Son.l,.rn r,,..,

& AASssA sssO SVusmeFu OOaots
NEW YORK, Feb. "A dispatch in the Nor.
iolk Day Book Of 3lst, dated Savannah sOth,
says II Federal vesse.s were at Warsaw Sound
Yesterday and heavy firing heard. The cause
unknown.
The Savannah Republican has private letters
dated cambridge 9Th, giving report of a fieht
o. James Island near Appalachicola; 90 Fede.
Our loss ID
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SIDALIA, No., Feb. s.--A commission *.
pointed for that purpose, By Cen. Pope. ~
been sitting regimsnis, at tlis point IA All.
charging oil nndt for service. A colsmn moved
o. today under Col. J. W. Fallsr, Of the :Q7tS
= me telegram snnosscing the pronosion Of
s Vol franz steele . the rank Of Brigadier Con.
the troops here Thsy bsIisve I'M nso~re ~ 81
oppressive and brsys, and vili teilev IN. :.
- march o. IN the fsld, nth meat coma ence =.
ana elacttty. 49, sIsaa asss -, & ss - -
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PIILADELPHrA, Feb. 3-The annual meet;n.
OF the stockholders Of the Pennsylvania Raj.
road, was held yesterday, Mayor He.ry, ohair.
man. The repors o. tue Directors showed The
-ns. ssnIngs Of the year to be %, soc. 600 heinz
an Increase Of more than million and on.r.
Ter over the previous year. "A semi.annusl
dividend OF 4 per cent will probably be paid in
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The y. !. LeGialasars On nrsrn,,. -.
=! A a.. Ise; "a rssolasloa was adopesd 1.
hsscl,sd, That Il he Assenbl, ooecur. i.
" oeanion OF The Legislature Of the ss.,s -
~ !esk. that Jesss D. ,Rrighs Ssnetor AZ -
Unised States from the stssa, Of Indisns' = :
6sasos ana vosht to b ssuoysd iron his -. !.
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Washington new.

WASHINGTON, Feb. San unaccouptsble or
ror appears in yesterdays dispatches. Instead
OF privateers being released from Fort I.af.v
cite, the order WAS to transfer them thither r.
the military authorities. 100 ss :
me Senate was in Executive Session nearly
nse hours to day. They confirmed four to Eve
hundred appointments and promotions
Yesterday p. m. a flag of truce from General
johnston reached the out-posts of McDowell's
division. The dispatches we're brought bv Ool
Harrison Of the I'd Virginia cavalry. ne Vas
permitted to proceed no further The sealed
communications were brought to head quarters:
contents not yet trsnspred.
ten. Stone will return to his command to.
morrow. '"-'1 "
The renonstrancs of the Chamber Of Com.
merce OF New York against the passage Of. an
act creating the office Of Solicitor of the Gus.
toms OF the port of New York was presented to
the House to-day by Mr.. Oonkling.
:, Tne case OF Senator Bright will probably be
disposed Of tomorrow.
information has reached here that the Er;ck.
son floating battery, authorized by act Of Con.
gfess N August laet and to be commanded bv
Lieut. Warden, will, in the course OF next vesk
oe suneiensy completed TO test ito efficiency,
/, WAsalsoroS, Feb. 4.--The Cabinet i, In ,ea.
.ion and It Is reported that the subject under
ascusston IL Q communication received from the
rebels under . flag of truce
fnyate letters from Archbishop Hughes and
fhur.ow Weed, just received BY Secretary Sew.
.rd, give very hopeful view Of our cause In
England and France.
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0oo11h MnlRnu1aI-u

E,sse ~ AAy1x HI 4. IasnaA :.
- - 49, = - 0snsps ~ q %
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BosroH, Feb. 2.-Three hundssd and eighty.
six Rebel prisoners, rank and file, ct Fort War.
rem, 60 tomorrow 70 Fortress Monroe. Com.
Barron not included smong them.
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CHRIs'R ALLEN.
s T Fam PIPE.

Engine Brasa Work lGanuH.otnr..
Ne. casssr u Nah aad waAassssa ,s,s,.
i si $40 1URLxHG1OE. row..
go assortasst Of Iron and Lad Pin pu.,
1c ,a waa9 0eeas always sa M.
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- = = :. ..s.1 ~ ONO 0en' ana YEN
- eeas seanps sapen are compelled 70
pse e. ~ 80 eeAnps bsfore he mail goes 70
49, -. Asmbsn Of the Assembly ere
nag eAmpe bah The tine now.
AqaQAe Gensral Baker ID indefatieable IN
Joekane aAsf ~ wslf4rs Of the Iowa troons. =
!. has Aadp arrs1gemeuts with the ulino,e
bot1al Ailfoad 70 carry aick and vo.,A.a
Iowa saaaassa for tve cent? per mile.
CapkM 9cxe3Ie, Co. A, 10Th low. haa han
rsSnoeeao y b Major Of chat regiment.
r. II. g.
Do Nouns, Feb. 5, 1869.
AAaRs..Hn OLSON introduced q rsso-
hsacA Itnes1sting Ne Committee on banks 70
rpes Providing additional safeguards ioe
sSee pfotsctaon OF the minority Of chs seockhold.
en- against combinations Of the majority.
n. BENEDlCK. Introduced q bill authori.
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ftsMARKED DOWN. E
~ ~ ~ s@ssI Ass - ss&
El@tz sss4z astsss3ssrs % iaissSA
INV 4sshel dssn al ny winter wseiisn deeds. Il
- e IS sss i- !, Il 50 ~ ska
$3.50 r. !. . per cent.
..A.zAs,l.ss.A..ss .ss..., 81. !.
i "a sssSgse1 &sss &sH q e7fs'4 - IS
IS @ O + T'S
CLOTHS,
cAssrkEREs,
sHAwLss
DELAINEs,
BLANKETS,
COATS,
PANTS,
UNDER SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
cokFoRrs,
| So AND
| g HOODS.
Ibavs tAis day received
Two Cases Of De LANES,
yhoh can sell IS low a other Houses charging for
Aiso-rwo cases Of -
EREE0H BR0oRl 1sRAHxs-Lsng and Square
II sss0, No. $3.50 and $500. worth double the rice
Don't be Alarmed.
I havs " Bares Of SRoWy sRFETzy0s. which
VII ~ ssSe. los lie, ~ and lse.
On hsad 800 ps,s Mems Hone.nads Cooks, Sic apar.
HENRY q. SCOTT.
Burlington Pre- Press, 1airaesd Ledger. oons,suaoa
md Uniea. end Wspdle Republican. copy.
EOR THE FALL AND WINTER
- OF 1se1.s. 9sN
an nov receiving and shall receive every week during
the season, The NEST complete assortment Of
Boots and Shoes.
EYER BROUGHT 10 THIS AARKE7i
New styles
received every NV days Ny stock Of
Ladies' Caters and Balmorals,y
GENTLEMEN'S FINE GOODS,
are the most compesein the wess.
Also fnc assortment Of Gil GRADES Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
suitable for the
T COUNTRY TRADE
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VII lsT-s-f :. =
DUPLICATE EASTERN BILLS,
freight sddsd, but for cash only.
UNCURRENT MONEY
al kinds taken at the highest rates.
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UuND1U9. IN. St.-H6xAR1-xa n110n
uUDoDpS1i HI VIVA NJ tSk2 :. b nald -
~ netes 16ea II No. No ejpeaee re
S.yeesA 4e hod ~ Veetd ~ t8eol-kaadd
49, n an laln ~ ~ rok NM aanlnal
Einy hsss L, e & s. -
H0esR IL NJ u Nh that ~ eseeetssyo n
aWaS; inform ~ AJase d IL nu6kes Of Reei.
0eAeal bapds employed n The service. and 4
sthelf s.fvSoeo can IS dlopeneed vifh. ~ -.
H. Osanitsee On Conmercs wsee ipst,ucted
- lsqulfe Into The expsdiency Of passing ~
pfe6ibiiing The exportat;ou Of oak t3mhef.
The Treasury Note blu vas postponed uptl]
Monday.
Mr.. SARGENT smoke IN favor az IN am.
stfuction Of the Psc'nc Railrosd and rAies,snh
Adjourned till Mondsy. <
w..u-n.o- e.
nres.r,ed ~ iosr. p s..,s.:.As-.il ABE
i:tn,e nr mi. ,....N.:Su 49, ~. ~ legs
- ma shs,. 800" - % Vongresl
cf III. r....ss;s..s. 1ae -, rScn eMsnoment
s..;aS - .s ..s"vr ~ = va grant naturaii.
49, - seo .olslRn oiftn wno served
uS ~ ~ w NJ A.eec
,,1..H ANA e.sc msfoauceo me@osaale Tor
N.''onsl Atuory m the State Of Ohio. Ksfef.
sev:
CaANDLen presented resolatious from
~. ... I.'..atole Of Aicn'gan reemsmine ne 10Y.
al'.y % tne government ana hstssd OF traitors,
-. .no asAlng .ne eoseinment 20 speedily put down
sne ,nsurfecs'on, ana iavonns me connecatioa
Q! tne properly OF rebels, ana asking that -
slavery 70 me cause OF the war tnat u b swept
'rT ~ t1 = .s pn;c y,
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/ 4 movement Is making here b. members Of
Congress- from the West and Northwest, headed
hy Frank Blair and NJ. Arnold, to have Gen.
Sgel made Major General Il will probably
sacceed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30

distant; but the brave Michigan boys soon
drove the enemy away, and gallant Lin Brown
sased his gun. From this gun hveguuners we're
shot down NJ one FIRE. IL was stationed ut least
half mile from sheFeG Williams fell. This
passenger from Baton Rouge" failei to stste.
while on the subject OF guns. that company r. of
the 2lst Indiana. three times manned 4 sec ION Of
Eyeretts battery from its own ranks. and hauled
on the guns by hsrd when the horses were shot
down, and also that the lndranians hauled off a
section OF ManniBg's battery by hand. after il
bad been ab ,ndoned. The honest truth is just
this: The l4th Maine broke az the first fire. and
never reformed They had twenty six men killed
and seventy or eighty wounded. without firing
more than one vOiey. which they fret IN the air.
The secesh shot them down used to shoot
rabbits ia Illinois. The 9Th Vermont fired into
Us. They had few men killed and wounded by
bullets that first passed through our ranks When
ordered TO move up TO our support, they fallen to
do so. aud many OF them broke and RAJ. 10 town
While the 2lst Indiana. the 9th Michigan the
3Oth Massachusetts and the artillery were fighting
the battle. lot OF cOwardy skunks were down
IN the town plundering houses The 4th Wis
consln and 9Th Connecticut had no opportunity Of
engaging in the fight.
/ know all ! have here stated to be strictly
true, and | am responsbe for what say.
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The Journal of Thursday escaped our atten-
ton until Yesterday La IL was an article headed
"a little upsetting' in reply to an article when
Appeared in the Sentinel in which we charged
upon Governor MoRroS exclusive psFtisanship
in his civil appontments-and specifying we
stated. that Gin ;he selection of Drait Commits
sioEers not single Democrat IS named" Now
then for the 'listle upsettng'' of the Journal 1t
says:
Ii is sufficient to make the refutation as broad
as the assertion and hence without naming others
We may say that Martin NJ Ray is Democrat,
and he Is the Enrolment Commissioner Shelby
county.
Now the Governor appointed some ninety two
Commissioners and the Journal on a close exam
nation Of the list. finds one whom il terms a
Democrat. Heretofore il has claimed Mr RAY
as identified With the SO called Union" party
aud he has been a candidate before that partisan
political organization for seat in Congress.
THIS Is What the Journal. with great deal OF
self shuckling. terms exposing the false state
ments of the Ssnfino. l. it not, verify. httlt
upsetting! The Journal then goes sep fur
Their and charges that in holding up to pub-
lie eontempt the hypocritieal professions of
no par,yism from the Republican leaders,
our purpose is manilestly to excite resist
ance 20 the draft by making it appear
TO te partisan measure aimed chiefly at OPP
posing party We intima,ed 10 such spirit in
any manner whatever; on the other hand, We ex-
pressly stated that the Governor, "a the head OF
a partisan party had the right to thus provide tor
his political friends.-''to the victor belongs the
spoils, but we objected while uoing 80. to hi,
sailing under the false eolors of no partysm. Ii
the appointments OF exclusively partisans Tor draft
commissioners has the effect ~ ''ncite resistance
10 the draft" as the Journal with great gravity
asserts IL does, where Is the fauitl Upon whom
does the responsibility rest for exciting that feel
ing ia the public mind I Is it not clearly with
the appointing poweri BY making partisan ap
pointments. and the Journal insists such is its eff
feet. his EKcellency I" ineites resistance To the
draft" That's the logical conclusion from the
Journals premises.
Instead Of exciting opposition TO a draft, We
have strongly urged il a. the fsires, and quickest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30
From Baton lsOuge
\ correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
writes from Baton Rouge as follows OF the YAM
kes reports of the fight:
A. LINCOLN.

\ correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
writes from Baton Rouge as follows OF the Yam
kee reports of the fight:
D-n a Yankee anyhow There is no mag
nanImity in them Thes are jealous OF the part
taken bk au Indiana regiment ia the late ight
aud ashamed OF their own. Consequently. every
cursed nutmeg. from the hi hest 10 the ow est,
will persist IN mi>Tepre, eating IA. Gen Butler
nc the head OF the New England Division, feels
bound 10 favor IL - much a. possible At the
same time 10 him the justice 10 say that / e
does not m.sreFresent u, except by Implication
tie only does us injustice by mentioning Us in the
same connection with regiments VIM eternllly
dis.racel themselves. and the unifoi m they wear
The New Orleans papers are edited by Yankees
One of them states. elitorially. that Gen Viii
liams was killed while irving to rally the Dist re-
giment, which Was thrown into dismay 4 pas
senser'' from Baton Rouge probably Yahkee
sutler. running away from the prospect Of another
fight. informs another one of these Yankee eli
t0rs thar Gen Williams was killed while cheering
on our men Ia retake a gun which they ha l lost.
The simple facts are these: Gen. Williams, after
denOuucing the l4th Maine and 9Th Vermont
sheep publicly compimenied our regiment as
the only one which had not been broken and
scattered.
AT one tipe Browns mule battery, supported
by Michigan troops. was compelled TO abandon
one gun. tue last charge Of easisres from which
was fired At body Of rebeltrooH aot fvsnfy PAGES
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way for raising troops. A conscript. II fairly
conducted. puts al upon common level. high
and los. rich and poor. IL says that the wealthy
who enjoy the protection Of the Government. as
well a. IL blessings. shall likewise assume it,
burdens with the hardy sons Of toll. The jour
nal never Iikei the policy Of draft A few
days before it VAS ordered. Il psonounced the ru
NOR 70 that effect a base VALLsSpIeHAN VOOR-
HIKES lie. aud that the Government had not the
reuotest idea Of resorrng TO such measure.
But. as IL has IN ipnumersble other instances. it
was very soon compelled TO eat its own words,
and TO keep up show of loyalty it declared that
draft was demanded by the necessities of the
times, aud presented another evidence Of the
forecast and sagacity of the Administration IL
is the peculiar forte Of the Journal 10 see be.
hind. never before