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[F1om the Albany Evening Journal, 14sh.l
Germany is threatened with another reyolu~
ton. The bonds Of the Confederation have
for come time been little better than rope
Of sand. Violations Of some one or other of
the articles have been Of frequent occurrence;
while clashipg interests and political riyalries
have made the the sessions Of the Diet any
thing hut love feasts.
The GOODNESS which has long existed be-
tween Prussia and Austria, has given place to
bitter ennity. The quarrel, get confined
within the limits Of diplomacy, wakes hotter
day by day, until it threatens to culminatc in
open var; The list of grievances on both
sides is formidable Pruzsia is accused Of
secretly abctsing the Progressive Party in
Italy; Austria IS accused Of tampering with
the loyalty Of smaller States, Of having bought
over Saxony, and of organizing reactionarv
league, which shall comprise anti~Germanic
elements, and secure a prepondcrance Of
despotic influence.
The controversy, in the meatimc, extends
among the people. Religious auimositics arc
aroused; geographical hareds are resuscitatcd;
family and class lends arc revived The Uni
yersl,ies are, as usual, in fermentation; the
beer houses are ran,Eant; even the pulpits are
as many Others hare blown over before it; but
the skies just nov look anything but sunny.
Germany, in its present condition, is mel
ancholy Illustration Of the evils Of Disunion.
Ihe People are one; but The Governments are
many. The sentiment Of common nationality
is strong; but ii i demo.a!ized by local rival
r1es aud perverted traditional feuds. Tho de-
sire Tor unity Is universal; but the jeaiousies
Of tue petty Princes and tue wrlnslinys Of
hostile 1aclions, render ii! efforts at unity I'M
potent. And while Tic smaller fry of Princl~
palisjcs arc wasting their strength in childish
bicktrinss, the two neipals-Pru=sia AMI
Austfia-are tugging at cross purposes. The
former SITS ifs t:tt. fnWnrt]s The f1ti1rn. tIIa
latter sets its face towards thcsspast. The one
strives to 70 5orwa1d; the other insists upon
going backward. Tic one wishes to put itself
in sympathy with the present; the other DE-
rlycs all its inspiration from the past
Whether this antagonis1a will seek expression
IN hostile acts, or whether it will expend its
fury III protests and protocols, the future will
reveal
, 1862-03-19
ROLLING STOCK OF RAILROADS MAKE PERSON.
pHnpERrS-

mir. Burr from the Committee on MiscelIa-
neous Corporations, offered section num-
bert three, which provides that the rolling
stock and all other movcable property belong
ing 10 1ai1road companies, shall be considered
personal property, aud liable to execution as
such, and the General Assembly shall pass no
law t2empting the same.
The motion was adopted
, 1862-03-19
The Limits Of the New Military Geo.
MfRnfafcat OenArfm Anfs.


l. Department Of New Eugland-The six
New England States. Headquarters at Bos-
ton; Commander, Major General Benjamin
2. Department Of New York-The State Of
New York. Headquarters at Albany- Coc1~
8. Department of the Potomac-Tht States
Of Pernsyl sylFania, New Jersey, Delaware and
Mar. la,.J, the District Of Columbia, ana tha.
t"1rtion. Of Viryiult east OF the Allegheny
Mountains and north Of James river, except
Fortress Monroe and SIXTY miles around the
same. Headquarters Mt Washington or in the
field. Commander, Major General George 3.
Mcclellan.
j. Department Of 1irginia-Fortress Mon
roe and sixty miles around the same. Head
quarters at Fortress Monroe. Commander,
Brisadier General John E. Wool
). Department Of the Mississippi States
Of Ohio, Michisan, indiana, Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Kansas, Arkansas, the Indian. Territory. til:
Territories Of Daeotah, Nebraska and Colo
RADIO, to the Rocky Mountains, and that part
Of Tennessee lying west of north and south
line Indefinitely drawn through Knoxville.
Tennessee. Headquarters at present a. st.
Louis, Commander, Major General Il. ".
Halleck.
6. The Mountain Department-Th country
east Of the Department Of the Mississippi.
Headquarters 1t Wheeling Commander,
Major General John C. Fremont.
Z. Department OF New Mexieo-Thc Terri
tory Of New Mexico. Headquarters ut Santa
Fe. Commander, Colonel E. r. S. Candy.
$. Department Of the PacI6c-The country
ssest Of the Rocky Mountains. Headquarters
at San francisco, Cal. Commander, -.
Q. Department Of Florida part Of tue
State OF Florida not Included In the Depart
n>ert Of Key West. Headquarters at Fort
Pickens: Commander, Br1gadier General Lewis
6. Arnold.
TO- Department Of North Carolina State
OF North Carolina. Headquarters in the field.
Commander, Bsigadier General 4 T. Burnside.
II. Department Of Key West-Key West,
the Torfugas and the mainland On the west
coast, as iar az Apa1achicola, and to Cape Ca
nayeral on the east coast. Commander, Briy-
adler General J. II. Brannsn. 2
, 1862-03-19
The Abandonment OF Pensacola,


There seems to be no doubt but Pensacola
has been abandoned by the rebels, but ac-
counts do not agree whether General Bragg
has gone to Mobile, Norfolk or Memphis.
Accounts from Fort Pickens to the Cd inst,
say:
Four contrahands came over to-day, aud re-
port that many of The guns from Fort Mc2ae
and the batteries opposite have been taken
within the past three days down to Mobile,
and most of The troops hare gone there The
rebels are abandoning in haste their line Of
works at Pensacola, deeming them Of minor
importance, and are concentrating all their
available force in the vicinity Of Mobile. /
have no doubt they will destroy all that is left
before leaving; but do not think Forts Nc
Rae and Barrancas will be blown ,,p, on ac-
count Of the scarcity Of powder among them,
Tor they dare not expcnd pound uRncce5-
sarsly.
Further reports by: the descrters at Fort
Picktns say that provisions Of al1 kinds are
very ssarcc- Almost every thing used il Pen
saco1a comes from distance. for the country
around is nothing more than pine barren,
not capable Of raising ANYTHING. II they are
forgotten by those OF the interior, they must,
from necessity, very soon yield OF e7acuatc
the place.
, 1862-03-19
At AtChafle8town@ Ta.---T7em5u{ae eeueoa
Of John Brown,

lAIHJ correspondence 81 !. hVcuhE EOSt.l
On Sunday visited the field In which John
Brown was executed. a rude fence has been
erected around an old stump where the
soldiers believe he Was hung, aud the stump
itself las been quite cut into sliTer= fur
nemcn'oes Of the old man. The tree
Was really some hundred yards from the
actual piece Of execution, hut to the sol
diefs, who believe he made h:a farexell speech
there, it answers every ,purpose. The inhabi-
tants a *a3s speak Of John Brown With great
deal Of respect, and seem to have been much
impressed Mish his firm1tss and courage. The
fed and real place Ct his execution were
pointed out to me by ! ragged boy Of about
ten years, who Mas hitting very dexterously
everything within range xith his ccntiarsl
streams OF tohacco jnicc Heliyed quite near
and bad eeep it all, and had been on Tue scaf:
fold to gratifs his curiosity By getting look
at the man who, ~lseu alive: had been Zach !
On Sunday, for The 1lrst time in many
mopths. re bad church Tee hell on the old
courthouse which called the people to arms
IL resist Jobu Brown. ald SO often aroused
them with Ease alazns, tol!cd the cxll to
, 1862-03-19

Washington Cor. Philadelphia Inquirer. Fridar,7
Tie fashionablcs Of Washington were, Last
evening, At the British Legation, where Lord
Lyons Las bad 4 theatre fitted up for amateur
performances, in which the Secretaries and at-
tacAes take pl ointment parts. The stage mau-
ager is hlr. Eizitel'y, the correspondent and ar
tist Of the London illustrated Mars, who has
been seconded By Mr.. Russell, the correspon-
dent Of the London Times.
After music by an orchestra composed from
the Marine Baud, the Serious Family was per-
formed in capital style, MIR. Ware (syho was
with the Prince OF Wales during his tour in
this coun:ry} taking the part Of Amiuidab
Sleek" with great htuor. Mrs. Valette "a
daughter Of Secretary Smith) made capital
hiIs- ormsby Delmaine," and Miss Loring,
Of Boston, was ssLady sowerby Crcamly.''
Refreshments followed.
Then camc that famous lurlesque-t tragic
opera. with original songs, Eonapastcs Furioso.
Mr. Monson, who is Lord Lyons's private sec
retaty, was "Fusbos;'' Mt Anderson was
'Arta2omcnes.' DR.. Russell. was great and
glorious as ''Bombastcs," and Mrs. Va.lette
made famous s. 'Distaffina''
The farce Of Baz dnd Coz followed, and then
capital good supper concluded this pleasant
Entertainment. Il the performers would con
sent to repeat it in public, at q round price Tor
admission, they could easily raise few thou
sand dollars for any charitable purpose, al
though at6e free 1fst'' was suspended.
, 1862-03-19

Mr.. Young, frnm the Committee on Canals
and Canal Lands, reported a preamble and
resolutions in favor of the enlargement Of
tue Illinois and Michigan Canal and
The Improvement OF the Illinois river,
and iustructipg the Secretary to forward
the same to oEr Senators and members Of
Congress The report was adopted, and 2 600
, 1862-03-19
.rmuI aRa :Ecfn.

DAT MT BUCEWHTAT
L. YLoTiE-kacnsaceu.e5h b.
HA wK1Ns 4 CHAPMAN,
MI CHG 4 n Mills
tI9Y nE Es3 hekz BacsEeat F.our u the c:ev--crrs
I'D EttE. s 7<e-A'
Chotce G7zsk.n Flour, IRON Winter Visa:
Cracked Wheat 4esh and sweet-
White Winter Wt.esx Flour at the best c1st.7
EKtre 8pffrk WneRt -Four
Delivered u <ny nurt uf she city,
.ets=s-Ho. 27e E1rth HarE at~sess
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church. The troops :quartered there were all
turned out, the plnce cleanea up, aud Rev. Mr.
Quint, Of the SECOND Massachusetts,. regiment,
gave most excellent sermon. Quite diffcr-
ent scenes has that old court house witnessed
the past week from those OF two years ago
4 man1ier and more honest set Of men fiji the
room, and the walls that listened to john
Browns death sentence NOW echo, back, GLORY,
halle1uiah, his soul Is marching ON
, 1862-03-19

4 Washington letter In the 0ska1onss Eow,1
Herald rays tue Committee on Elections have
nEaninonsl7 agreed to report that Hon william
Landcves is no; entitled to Feat in Congress, and
their report wpnld scoa be cc1cur-rd il b. the
9 commission in the army cannot hold eest IL
Coag:ceR. This dccie:on vii. uneeat about half q
dozen Coogrcssmcn. our memory serves us
snong them Fcake azd Logan Of nlioois-Es:
change
T.. The herald is ths only. paper that has the
n:Ks, hut it maY be true nevertheless,
, 1862-03-19

Correspondence Philadelphia Press Ftidsv.1
The report made from the House Committee
on Roads and Canals to-day, accompanying
bill 1,r incrs asc5 rai1road facilities between
New Iork and Washington, sets forth that
the e1igencies of the Government reeuire ad-
ditiunai end more speedy communication,
and that the line should be inland, and safe
from the dangers Of foreign Invasion, to which
TIC existing shore line Is everywhere exposed
Ihls want, they say, can be supplied by COM
pletlng the Reading and Columbia Railroad,
and Tue Cor:nittee accordingly recommend
that the Secretary Of the Treasury be author
izsd to endorse on the frst mortgage bonds
tue guarantee OF the payment Of the principal
hhlf TO be paid OF the completion Of half OF
the road, and .t!se zemaindarn2 its completion.
, 1862-03-19
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COIN.

4A4I oN 11441A1NOl NOON%
~ TT OF COOK, ea-S1per1or Court Of Chicago
M1Ech Term, 1862 The FAk nf tae State Of InLtaaa
for tho use Of the Brauch at Ii Pore, ~ Edmund
.Ts5!oz ssd :.ssSaEe: Tsylo; rs E1te, Cn&*Ies
WllfaEuA. the unknown heirs Of William Clifton The
Unknown hetn Of william Il DaEtdsu2 Ard Eleazsz D.
CasEst:czih11-ln Ctaucary. ..5
Alien Ha.nton, Hush Mccullough Jsssc I -ta ri1e9
heirs q M!,!isM peridsoa sna E1se7 estp III II
f.as ofceof tht Clezt o. sid SaYoI Y GsTie.1 ESea
Aiec EaSs::ton+ Hug1 MccnlIquzni yese IL - =
hsIrs of Wisu q navid5ea ara a. IN = y
s.f fourf d tSe Chanrer1 side eaereoE on the i5t3
9.v 1f - Fesn n1xT Ess and that sEum1as shereupon
sSts 4 mi 81 ss:d CoE1s esalo=t ssd return
sh1t nn ths fr9: NondsJ of March rex Qs6 - "a By
EaE Triesa rpu. tic zzie Chs:1ea n Bcf:s, A;;en
7tmfioS- nnni HuFA HcCnIough .f-sse 1 eHusn.s ksa
of Eui'sn & Davidson, anc Ese.zer ?. Cnscanesiaaa
s:oE Court e ch1e.So q CeoE Couqt ths aist 1y
ssa Coastg. % =. nIE Eoadsg q A.tea 1ses "a
e oSz1ss1nt sas s:1:e I'd % r. @.asEs 70 shtnss
- = go. 81 d aFet IT c:os9sstef 70 ts
GIA1K 4 1s2a&. conpgxs 6oPE5r ~ kM4R :
, 1862-03-19

fE a sto.5 of the singular adventures Of q
ba. l. tll is given by tho Boslon Tfaasertpt
81 follows:
"a ten collsr bill OF the Old ColouY Bank.
Plymouth, WAS brought to this city On Sstur.
csy lest IS curiosity. The bill. whi1a in the
hsuat' ofa psraor III Bsidge~ ater, WAS seized
By DOG, cnawcd and swallowed before. 1T
bill sscnrrd.' The gastric juice h2d acted
como whst on tho edges, destroying them, but
they we're rtry nea;1s pasted together, SO as
10 paes current t The Till recovered of the
biE; the dog 1t TaS that d,ed.'"
, 1862-03-19

DroverB 81d F11meTs VII md this the mnae s6vzo.
tegsocs roe:e dos !Jys stoszs Capaetocs TsxdA weu
been opened on tbs Ene and It's connections and eJeI9
attention is paid to their Rs7t3. From uafz1sb1Ex&.
where T be found eTeEY convenience fof feeding sd
resting q choice Is oteTed Of The PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK. and BALTIMORE MAEKET3- TEle mi
also be fOEad the shortest qckest and most dtre3
route for Stock 70 New Iosk-tvt8- Al1entoHnlAa3
With fewer changes th1a auy oth1r.
ENoCH LEWIS, Gen7 supr AltoouA "a
I. L HOUFT. Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
tai ~
, 1862-03-19
legal RnItrk8.
CTATE OF ILTINOIS COTTNT7

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK- SS-C.rcuit Court Of Cock County,
Ar:tl r Te713 s lss Esen Go5a9t ear r., y James n
ram BecGr and E1aaEoa WLeeler-tn'Ch 'ChancGry.
Affidavit Of the non residence Ut James 81 Beers
Manerya Beers, Hlram Beers and Eazson Wheeler de-
lentant above named havtng been died IN The ctce
tac Clerk Of s.d Circuit Court q: Cook County Eotce
e he:chy given to the slid Jaues IT. Bcera Mauervl
BEES Hiram Bear snd Elansen Wheeler, that said
complainant fled his amended bill Of complaint In said
Couit the ChancerE side thereof On the tn dag u
Fe6:aay;a r. 1s & aad that summons theceupon lssaed
On tee Eerond Monday Of April next, {ls2} a IA bY
Now, unless you. the said James IT. Becrs, aauerya
BeerR, Hiram Beers and Eaason Wheeler, Ehai per
sonay he and apreaI before s1c Ccui: Court Cook
Conn On the 1ft dag OF snr next April term th=reoGto
he lolaen ct Chicago IN said County, the SECOND
moSdss 9f April lssa = and plead Al answer Or deatar
TIE sare and ths matters and things therein carsed
and stated Will be taken confessed, and decree
biIt.
J.. b MAfporrS, Conp1alnsnts Solicitor
1hllp411:iT MI n. CHEECH. Clerk
, 1862-03-19

IEtn seU On the eth dsJ Of Ma,ch next 1t the north
door Of The Cours Houte. In the City oi Chicago
The hon. Of eleven O'Clock ny si:h: :t!e and IL
benedt ct &ecfzogs. made by B. Carter 10 me July
18th lE to the following described 1ot4 pieces ana
Il Brooks Elb:ethE Subdivision Of Block a. IN tns
Cansl Trustee Subdivision Of the vest hall and the
ship 50 north BenEe IL east Of THRU Prinsps1 Ae7s
Clan E3.d lots being on the south side a Vac B4zeu
street Koiser street, Supposed ba tit.e In
fee subject 70 ortRAEe nov due On B1d lots Of two
thoukaad dou3zE, ond interest for one yea-.
ASHER CARTER ..
ferf otcs1rn Asesrnr. az 4. y T.-AS-
, 1862-03-19

4 RTILLERY AND CAVALRY
- oFFlcERs.-Ane extra nice lot Of sabrsa, Belts
DrcRs Gaunt1ets. Also. Infantry Field and Line OF
hcess sEosd1 the best articles ade: Smith and IVES
SCH and Ponds RevolreFs md Percussion Cartridges:
Shoulder Sl1ops Bngles &c, &C, oil sold ve:y cheap
fer cath 2: &. BOWEN. 70 CLARK street, lup staifs
over the United States Express Office. oc12ly
, 1862-03-19

i8E dE I lIIk . Gft tlLIL--SIALE OF Iii
w no{s. Cook County. p.s.--1rcuit Court Of Cook
Gon2tyFlq& & chspssE5: @ John Lsxis II !a@es Bee,
And Patrick Nalsh.-Decree Of Forecsosure-
Public notice is hereby given that l. l.. c. Palna
Elnoie. Will IN purs suauce Ct Mald7te tn Decree
eEteted In the above entitled the date hereof
TIE toEtn droE Ct the Court Honse on Block thirty
dsJ 81 March, b. 1s At ten o'c!ecE il lie To-: noa
q SAID day ~ q h nprtg.ged premises described
Eubdrtson Of Blocks numbered seyenty-oax Isl and
eeTenLy keven C1; in the School Section Addition 10
Chicago, County of Cook, and State OF Illinois or 10
uch aud Rcch portion thereof may be necessary %
make tae money due upon sxfd Decree with cus:s In
telest CumU3ksionA, &c LtC PAINE FEEEK,
Masret IN ctancery Of Cook COUNTY.
, 1862-03-19

WIN. ~ALBAUGH,. % ENLIST,
;:O6ne and EuaAarca. 30 u &:Wese Enndotp6
EPsotfxaY ffon1 - p11lte szht d MaT he hara
Il d ID HIHeeF 1ea1aE1k - gfse f44 d
4Ts1 @6p1z30ate n 0daet1T 8heEhat n F1ILH&
"EnH1HNA+ &E1RA01118.t ED6ukkxxNe, a. q {7eek.
u1a u &11UEnEaL EkKfL HpacE3@aa Of Ill 444dR W
Ru.k ~ b s64a It ha s@e4 CaacsH ns8axsn
nx9&NM
, 1862-03-19

M HEKEAS.-Byh Mort gage, dated
" April. A: D. 1855, and recorded II Cook coua-
T. T. Y @ hooS - 70 IT. q aos'Es psEs g. WsuEno2.
Johnston. sub lots ana et lots and block Il
bonss of fams dale fteres i'll isoned to pas
Zach $o @ II Gre yesss fsom date aud nfry tnteies
sale Ia case Of default IN payment Of said prncpa!
Interest And whereas said mortgage Was aiEn
april 4 D. 1SGO ano saia bonds and coupons hay
tng been *ls duly endorsed and assigned and default
En q q opo Ard also Of aSe 9f sid coapsns being
rover sald mortgage. Hcn Friday, the Twentyfzst
dsE Of March. a. D LEG? at 10 o'clock M. at the
North coor Of the Court House IN the city OF Chicago
to the t1ghett bidder for cash to make the money due
On said bonds and cuuI with costa Of sale and
right lite and interest," IN law and in equity OF the
7std J. " Waushop and Ellen his witc Their heirs aud
assiSEs In anE to the eaIle. GEORGE PAISOS,
Assignee OF said MORTGAGE.
, 1862-03-19
CTATE OF ILLINOIS COOK

Term, 4. D. 1ss2-Otbosn +. Keith Albert E. FA1oE
and EGron Keith IS George Crst st-.Attachment.
Public notice Is hereby Eyen to the said George EB
that wit Of attachment Issued out OF the Office Of The
dsy ef Fe6rrary, i. D. 1s62 At ths suit Of the sid
0tho1n Ksi.h. Albert F FaHon and Edison Keith,
su a Que Hundred and Three ea100 DoI2zs directed
TO the Sheriff Of COOK County, which said writhss been
returned executed.
NOW therefore, unless you, the satd George Crtst,
shall pcIEon6 be and aprear before the said Superior
thereof be holden 1t the Court House IN the City
ef Chlcago. on the first Monday Of April. - D. 1852,
lpdgMsnt E;n b. entered agaast yoa and Il favor ct
tacted may be suficent to sstsv the said Judgment
aua costa will be told to satisfy the game
THOMAS E. CARTER Clerk.
, 1862-03-19
REAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LIN8!I
CINCINNATI AHD CHICAGO

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TROUGH 10 CHc1EHA71 AH tND1AaAFuLxR WIFE
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, 1862-03-19
BtlBit1e8B GarhH.

TLAIMS FOR PENSIONS, Lands,
~ arrea1s Of pay, Dr.. The subscrtb+r. for nzny
years Id the Pension aud Bounty Land Ones ii Wash-
attend to the prosecution of all claims At tbs Public
Dept fhere once. No. 9 Ms@hodias ChufEh BlocE.
corner Cls1k and Washington sta,, Chicago :.
fnhl2 ps&82W WA- s. ALLISON,
, 1862-03-19

A1r. Fades, from the Committee Oh the Lesi=-
lative Department. submitted the following
report, viz:
The Committee on the Legislative Depart
melt, to whom was referred the section on
lomesteads, submitted by blr. Ficklin, hav-
ing had the same under consideration, have
desired me to report to tho Convention, in
lieu thereof, the following as an additional ar
tlc}c Of the amended Constitution, and to ask
tho concurrence of the Convention in the same,
, 1862-03-19

Mr.. Thornton moved TO take up article Is,
two mill tax, ana moved that it be referred to
the Committee Of Revision and Adjustment
The resolution, after considerable dchate*
Kas finally laid uIlQn the table
, 1862-03-19

31r- S1arpe offered q resolution that no bust
ness, except the reports roN before the Con
ren.ion, and the reports from the Committee
on Schedule and Congressional apportion-
mcnt, shall be considered by the Convention,
and no speeches shall be over five minutes III
length. Lost.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE ILLINOIS AND .1;f:u1c4S
, 1862-03-19

THICAGC d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAHROAD.-CaANeR oY T1E1-Wtutax II
sanstMsqt eommsnc.pE Sunday, Ecy IN las1 Tfs4sG
eepted, u:soA II: N1Eht Express Saturdays axea
11a5 r II; Joliet Accommodation. scndzT7 eKcspel&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-27

FL .lec'S complain Of The course puesue3 10
wards him by the papers friendly to Gen ,lo
CIellan, and vice versa. The Washington s+a,
intinlates that some Of the Northern governors
are very improperly postponing the dratr i,
their respective states.-Ihc Washington Re-
publican complains OF ''the discourtesy and
rudencss Of certain government officials in
Washington 1t was at Sharpsburg, and moi
at Bull Run; that Surgeon General Hammond
reports the burla' Of three thousand of the
Confederate dead-The Confederates are said
to be engaged in rebuilding the railroad bridge
over the Hapuahannock; and occupying the
,wn Of Warenton, in FauQuier THE Con-
vention Of Northern Governors approved oftle
Emancipation proclamation;-Cfoy, Bradford,
of' Nd, Observation-Disclosures an army
Of reserves of 100, O0o, to be drilled aud held in
readiness for emergencies.