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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-06-07
washington .June

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The Municipal election came off to-
day. The vote was comparatively
small. Wallack was reelected Mayor
by about 5000 majority. All the other
candidates for the Councils, on the un-
conditional Union ticket, we're elected.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-06-07

~ Mr.. ingalls,, the mech anical ge-
MUS up in Buchanan county, Iowa, has
lately invented q machine which con
tains grain drill, 8 broadcast sower,
a corn planter, seed sower, harrow
and q cultivator! The Guardian of
that place says there is not a particle
Of hnmbug about the machine. s2z ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-06-07

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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
FRANCE
Farther from Fredericksburg.

FREDERirKsBuRo, November o3.-Iu
Falmouth great alarm was felt, especial
p among Me females. many OF whom left
the place, aud have gone back into the
country for sAlely. fredericksburg ap
pears utterly deserted, and last night not
a light was visible in the whole city,
Camp fires indicated the presence of d
siderable force in front.
Since Friday the rebels have evidently
received large aocessions to their forces
in our front, aud there is no doubt but
that Ice Sn6 Longstreet arc in our imme.
date vicinity After the rebels have been
driven from their present position, it is
thought they will give battle again along
the Massapouax, eight miles beyond The
city. There is no doubt but the rebels
have avaled themselves in time, also, for
the removal of the non.combatants, to car.
ry of everything that could possibly be
of service 10 them or us.
Non Friday night last explosions wrre
heard bey ond Fredericksburg, but the
cause has not been ascertained. The
river has risen but little since the recent
storm. The inhabitants living along the
route of the military telegraph liue have
already commenced cutting the wires 10
annoy and delay us in our operations -
The sevSrest punishment will be prompt,
y administered to every person detected
in the set. t.,
The Sturgis Rifles heretofore acriog as
the btdy guard of General Mcclellan, arc
to be mustered out otseryice to morrow
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

lWpot'Hnt fTOm lhe inWef MNSiSSlppt.
Sr Louis Nov. -. The D mocral
has into nation rhat the rebels a.e now
busy fortiiyiug Fort iiudson, La. ihseu
Mills a ove Now Oh aus, The same
engineer who Ibid out the works at Vicks
burg, has just compl tsI plan OF iorli
Iicu ions al Fort Hudson.
Ten or lwelve guns are now IL position
AMI in two weeks from the present timo,
Fort Hudson will be az strong as Vicks.
burg, and prove s-rious bar to tho "a.
cent Of Farr'guL'o feet
The rebels are now running STEAMBOATS,
from PORT Hudson 10 Like PrOvideuc, u
\ distance Of m1r- than 300 miles.
They ale also running bats on Rad
riVr' bringing immense supplies OF cauIe
from Texas, ana large quNnliti OF silt
from new Salt works o. Il liver, about
fifty miles above its mou,h. 1t is stated
their works produce 10 O0J bushels daily /,
all of which are sent east via Vicksburg
One obj-ct Of forti6iog PORT Hudson is
to prevent tho Federal i,rcNs from reach
ing these sall works. Gn Schofeld and
staff arrived here las, night The Gene
rails health, though not fully restored, is
rapi 1y improving, |"'.'..''.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
The news 10 flas received from Jacksop,

The news TO dayreccived rromJackson,
shows that he had rented house irwin.
chester for his family. His troops are
in front Of the city. with regiment Of
cavalry at MaFunsburg.
PnILApELPnIA, November 9l .-TheWasl.
ington Star Of this evening las TIE follow,
ing.
We learn that considerable body Of
rebel cavalry, claimed to be of Slnari's
force, 500 strong, reached Warrenlon day
brfoI 3 yesterday, and yesterday proceed.
ed dowS to Warrsnton Junction. Their
designs seems to be to make a dash at a
portion Of the lines from Aduia Creek to
fredericksburg, and then trust TO their
horses 10 geiOif."
On the 9th, he United States steamer
Ocrorora captured OF The Bahama Banks
the schooner Eliza Reed. laden with tur.
pen ine. resin, and a few Bales Of Sea
ISlaed. tsi
CAIRO, November 2l.-A number of
General Grants staff, direct from La.
grange, says Bragg is no: in that yitini.
ty, and that the report in the Memphis
Bulletin Of the 18th is untrue. n ~
A elierirom Abbeyville 70 the Mobile
News, says lat Holly Springs vas tyscu.
ated by tbs consent Oi all the rebel, Gen.
er Is. they not considering il ltenable
point Al AbbeyyiIle they are preparing
winter quarters, aud consider it highly
improbable that the National will attack
them there.
This correspondent aiIirms Ona third Of
the rebtl army is without blankets. lie
also says the army is half naked.
The Grenada Appeal has a dispatch
from Richmond, to the 18Th, which says
tha, lhe Fedcras have a numerous fleet
in James river, in the neighbolhood of
Brandon Bar. '' h-"
NEW FORK, Novemb,r 29.-The gun.
boa! Massachusetts, from Port Royal on
tie l6'h, has atnycd. Yellow Fersr had
entirely disapp artd
LEEsBrnu. Virginia, NoyembeI &C.
Whit-'s band Of rebel gueriIas has again
made lis appearance in this vicinity
They are ABOUT $50 strong. aud SO FAR
have done us no damage, being well
watched.
AcQUIA GREER Nov. co. Last night
a number Of guerilas were seen, looking
out for opportunities to murder OF plum
der. They keep id in the daytime.
We hope they will bs caught and hung
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

HEADQUARTERS ARMY NEAR FREDERIoxs
pURo, Va, Nov se. last night was a bu.
sy time in fredericksburg. removing the
inhabitants The authorities were also
not idle, daylight this morning revealed
TO view line Of earthworks to the rear
aud right Of the town. tho result Of the
nights labovs .aI .fG '.'l
The artillery is now being placed in the
most favorable positions, while the en-.
campments which are III range of the en-
emy's guns are being removed back from
the river. There are very apparent
strong r-asons Tor not opening upon the
city to-day, unless compelled TO do so bv
the enemy. The rebels have just fred a
few shots, but no reply has b4en made.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
neA- Victims Of Rbeuma,,,m r.S5

Cl1LEARpoRT. fairfield co.. Itrns a. 1851
DR.. G. W.ROplcH No, s, Rhst Fourth
street. Cincinnati, O.-sDeat Sr:-This
spring hired u work on farm during
me = itu summer, bDtI bee, me seyslely,sflirt.
ed with Rheumatism, and it.disabled me
so much, that | was comreIlcd to quit
work After being confined 10 ny rom
for some ONE time: procured oi your agents
at this place, Messers AtI6r Y Sons, a
bottle OF your Scaud udinavipn BioGd PuriG
er and box Of your Blood Pilssand af.
ter The use oftfem I.was restored ',Io ,osper-
feet f. health. One bottle of your Blood
Purihrr and one box Of your .Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being .salis6.
cd that 1t is an invaluable remedy, # sent
sou this 10 be published H,yG5aaa tIihk
pr9per,' that others similarly affected may
have The benefit OF my experience. .oo
!, -, 80" .... SILAS SPRINGER.
GF' See advertise nent ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

EETbs irauds in the New York Cus-
tom House are found to reach 500, 900
and possibly $1,000. .0Oo st u
There was eollusiOn between brokers
suh eletks II the Custom House. by
which false invoices were substituted for
genuine ones 1000 Of the latter we're
found 10 possession Of one broker. The
clsrkS detected were old employees. who
were retaiaed BY tho present collector,
Mr.. BlrDey. ns e,e.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a r ports from
Fortress Monroe. are resolved, Of reson
noisahce sent by General Dix, up the Pc.
nlnsula, as lar AS the Chiokahominy, cap.
turing SONS rebels and obtsinins some
reiablc Information.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
TdE BATTLE

This early opening gavs promise of i
hot days work; but the heavy batteries
aud The l0,h Ohio, placed north of Gen.
lIal'ecE s headquarters, sienced them by
7 o'clock and toer, was an interval Of All
hour, which was employees in going over
our lines.
Aboul Z O'clock tho skirmishers which
we had sent into the woods on our front.
by their not firing, proclaimed the pres
enc Of their lorots preparing for The AS.
sauIt. Soon the heads OF their columns
were seen emerging to attack our center,
on Davies frst, Stanley next, and Ham
illon last. .t
Tho drawing shows these positions. and
is'rererrsd to for the sake Of brevliy,
shall leave to pens dipped in pos,ic
ink t. describe the gorgeous pyrolorhnics
of the batlle, aud paint in words of IRE
the heroes of tho tight, The details of
which will be found graphically depicted
in the accompanying sub reports.
l will only add that when Prices LETT
boIe down on our center in gallant stylr,
their force was SO overpOwe,ing. ON
woaried and jaded troops yielded aud fell
back, scattering among the houses.
bad the personal modification Of witness.
lag this unioward ami unIimoy STAN.
pede.
Rdded aud scattered, the ragged head
of Prices right sorming columns advan.
ced to near the house north Of the square,
ii front OF Gen. Haleck's headquarters,
when it was greeted with a storm Of
grape from section of Immels battery,
soon reinforced by the 10th Ohio, which
sent them reeling back. pursued by the
5thMinnesota, which advanced from their
position near the depot. @s n
Gen. Sullivan was ordered and prompt.
ly advanced to the support Of Gen. Day
ies'center His right rallied and retook
battery Powell. into which q few Of the
s'orming column had psnesrstsds whilcS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
Important from Europe.
France Proposes aud England Declines
Mediation in American Affairs.

CAPE RACE, Nov. 81. The steamship
! rabia. from Liverpool on the 18th, and
Queenstown on the l6rh, passed this
point this A. NJ and was toarded by the
News yacht. Tho English Government
has dissented from the French proposal
Cor media ion.
The London Gazette pablishos Earl
RuSselPs oflisial reply dated Nov, 18Th.
1t rocapitulales the circular Of Drouyn
del liuys proposing mediation, 1t re.
cOgnlzes the humane views and benevo
Ieut in'enions ofIho Emperor; observes
that the concurrence Of Russia would lie
expressly dtsiratle, but says that up to
the present lime tho Russian Government
had not agreed TO actively CO operate,
although il may support the endesvors OF
EngIant aud France. Earl Russell then
states tho decision of Her Mnjestys gov.
rrnmout as follows
|" After weighing all informotion re
crived from America, tie Government is
led to conclude that there is no grounds
ut the present moment TO hope that tho
Federal Government would accept the pio.
posal suggested, and refusal from Wash
lngton nj the present time, would prevent
,ny speedy renewal of tie oder Of the
Government. Therefore, he thinks it
bs'er to watch carefully the progress of
opinion in America and il, as there ap
pears rrason TO hope. it may be found to
have undergone or may undergo any
change, this Government may thJn avail
th, mscves Of such change TO ofTor their
Fl ndly counsel with grea 'er prospect
than now exists, Of its being acoeped by
the two crntendiug parties. Her Majrs,
TVS Government will communicate to the
French Govel0msnt any intelligence the.
receive from Washington or Richmond,
bearing upon ihis important su ject,"
Th, London I mes cdtoriaIy observes
Of Earl RnsacIPs dispatch that his argu.
menls have been anticipated by the pub
lie, aud lhat this is the best proof of
their soundnesS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

To rnE TAX PAYERS OF FAIRFIEIp Doux.
T by reason Of the small chauge being
boarded, it will be impossible for me
daf'ng the coming collection of.Taxes, 10
make change consequently :. the Tax.
payers mnst prepare thomseiyes.
You are also notified chat no bank n..
per wlll be taken except Ohio and Treas.
ury Bills, that being .he law.
! 4fhtT+A o. ED AVIS. TaF X
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

A0AG.-A small wooden box
containing papers valuable only % tho
O~nsr. The box was los. ooms two m o n,hs
since. ~
Any information regarding il W III be
thankfully received. Address e: A. K
at this office. -4- --a.a. LII
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

Brevel Major Geucml, u S. A Com
manding Right Grand Division ir
On alyel On the opposite side % the
r'v'r, General PauioE was conveyed TO
the guari'house by tho military, where
he wa" detained un II the r, ply was ready
10 the meaolime hi communication was
conveyed TO General l.ongs,reet whose
troops ara rncsmpcd shorl distance out
side the city.
As the drmand was made upon tho civil
authorizes, the Mayor sent an answer
which was evidently written at tie dicta,
ton OF General Longslrset, TO The effect
that the complaints enumerated should
be remedied SO far as firing on our pick ets
and furnishing supplis aud material 10
the Confederate army was concerned; also,
that the rebels would dispute the occupy.
ing Of the city by the g vsrnment forces,
He complained Of the short space OF
time allowed for the moving Of the women
and childSep and sick soldiers. The Civ.
Ing Of ong more time, as requested, is
now under confederation.
Permission has been given the citizens
TO run one train from the city. but only
Tor the conveying ofwomsn and chldren.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

Tho AustalaSian arrived at Queens
toNn this afternoon. Earl Russell's dis.
patch produced no effect commercially
The AuNralasan'e news Of tho election
was received after business hours.
FRANCE.
The Moniteur says the answer of En-
gland aud Russia is an adjournment of
the American question OF mediation, 1t
sdds ali our information is correct the
hesitation of England and Russia nearly
reaches its Limit tie recent elaclion4
testify the progress of peace opinion
which appears likely 10 command ma.
joriIy Of the next Congress.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27

We had now before US the entire army
which The rebs!s could muster in North
rru Mississippi, Van Dorm commanding,
Priee's army, Van Dorn's army, Will
pigne, and he remnant VI Breckinridge's
corps They were IN the angle between
the Memphis and tho Columbus roads,
Our lett was comparatively free; our
right very asaailabls. They oulnum5crcd
us probably Two to one.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-17

Col. Stanley Matthews has been or
dered to Virginia with his regiment.
tho 5tst Ohio. aud Col. j. D. Camp.
hell. of the 69th Ohio. succssls him as
Provost Marshal Of Nashville. Ths
Federal army has not upon its list an
officer more capable Of sustaining the
responsibilities Of his position, or more
gentlemOnly aud considcrate 10 his la
teroourse with the people at large---
His oemmAnd Of the city has called
forth the praises Of every one, and they
will regret TO hear of his being tFans-
ferred 70 the Geld. II q successor cou 4
no. have tho example Of one more
worthy of imitation than that Of Col.
Matthews - Nashville Dispatch
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-17
4orttp.
MARYLAND. MY MARYLAND
ny Josrru mrGRErIErp.

The Starry Flag waves DER thy shore,
Maryland, nv Maryland;
Therv may II float forever more,
Maryland, my Maryland
Mym nhcr State. to thee I vow
To he ns faithful o'eras now
Aud to the Union true--as thou,
NJ aryland, my Maryland.
Thou wilt not Join tho rebel thropg,
Maryland, my Maryland;
who can not show n single wrong,
Maryland, my Maryland.
TRenhmher Calvcrt's sacred name,
Wnd a owar,i's heritage OF fame
Thor memory shield thee now from shame.
Maryland, my Maryland.
yKesp bseI" the trust thy fathers gave,
Mar vland, my Maryland;
They epssi to thee from Cilvcrt's gnve,
Maryl and, my Mttyland.
They crv, s'u y sons, your couRtry save"
Your,Unioa k ,op, though madfnen ravo,
Audlot no str tngor banner wave
DER Mar. Wand, my Maryland.
Dear mother. II, ,'or shall "Stars and Bars"
Mnryland, my Maryland,
Preys TO the dust 1 hy "Stripcs and Stars,"
Maryland, n ~ Maryland.
That Is the Gag ont fathers won,
Bequcathed By then nom sire to son,
Aud thou wilt own 10 other one,
Maryland, my Maryland.
'Twould bring the bin Sh lntO tHy CueoAg
Mary land, my IA aryland,
VTgbon sister States for Union speakt
Maryland, my MLryl'nd'
rolEsten to tho rebel shr lex,
-Thttasrier from Southern hill and crueh,
.pCOnle % ns, child of tho Chesapeake"
Mlryiaud, my Mary land
They strive to make Gee meet the blow,
EarylanL. my Maryland,
'ThstF Freedom shik es against its Zoe
Maryland. NY Marylaild.
They seek 'te make shield Oh thoe
To keep thei- henes Fl ON bloodshed fee,
And axe their bait To- fields of thee
Maryland, 0ly ia ryland.
Thou wilt not vieid to t,,cir control
Marylnnd. ,u;g 1Iai land
Though rebel legions roul y thre roll
Thy sons have bute sagle L'oai
The Union, ore, entire, d eishoe-
Maryland, ny Meryla. NJ
Harid harlr! Il hear e bngle sain'
hRrylan5, mg Maryland
1t sreeps from every Southern lain,
Maryland, my MRry1and
The "0ld Line" catches the rsfrl. n,
iltfres cach heart! Tt thvills eacl broinl
1T shouts '.age're coaiiug back aea. NJ
Maryland, mg Naryian6.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-17
MR. PRESIDENT, 'AND
LADIES AND sGgNTLEMEN:--.

Ma. PRESIDENT, 'AND
LADIES AND aG.gNrLEMEN:---
The senti@eRt to whioh you have
sailed me, brings up and prescnts, for
our consideration, an event aRsang the
greatest that ever occurred in the histo-
ry and affairs OF nca. Sadh is, and
has been, its character, not in .opr own
country alone, but Sy the umvorsai'con-
-cessisns of the Nations Of Che Earth:
and such being Its character, it has
boeu che favoritc theme OF the abest
pens sud the most eloqueat tongues
that have, since its ecearrence, any
where writtea or spoken. Philose phers
and Histerians, Statesmen, Orators and
Poets Rave delighted to illustrate and
beautify the subject Eighty six years
have elapsed since the occurrence of
aho event. What aOw can be said upon
the subject here, and by NE, that would
he other than merely weak and fec
ble eche Of,ywhat has long since hecn
far better said by others1 For him who
atThis Gag, would speak upon the event
ats causes and its consequences, it re
mdins only to walk, bumbly and afar
off, in the light Of those whe have gone
before. But evea this may not be with.
out its uses. Important truths eau not
be too frequently repeated. The ia.
structive lessons Of History can aot be
too constaatly and persistcntly urged
upon cur consideration. Nc good les
son was ever flearned too we'll. Be.
sides, in thoppreseut condition of our
Country-t0rp, distracted, bleediag,
mOurning--how peculiarly appropriate
this meetiGg, how fitting for osr con
templation ,the event which the toast
that has been ;read recalls, the subject
which it sVggsstsl
Alas, my friends! we meet not now,
as in the days that are past, we met, to
celebrate theaHniversary of the Fourth
of July, f776l Far different are our
feelings.-One who participated large
ly in the cares and labors which brought
about the Declaration Of Independence
and whose honored name is thereto sub.
scribed, on the day after its passage
-. .when his noble heart was filled with pa
triOtic pride, and JOY, and gratitude to
,the Gixer of all Good, in letter to his
wife, wrote
Yesterday Che greatest question was
decided that was ever debated "a
America, and greater, perhaps, never
was or will be decided among men. =
A resolution passed without one dis
"senting colony, "that these United
Estates are, and of right ought to be,
Z" free and independent States" The
day is passed. The Fourth of July,
otto, vii! be memorable epoch il
t" the history Of America. am apt tc
believe it will be celebrated by sue
80 ceeding generations, as the great an.
." niversary festival. 1t ought to be
;" commemorated as the day Of deliver,
q" ance, by solemn acts of devotion t.
:" Almighty God. 1t ought to be sol
Sc emnized with pomps, shows, games
~ sports, guns, bells, bon6res, and illu
q limitations, from one end Of the cont
!. nent to the other, from this time for
!" ward and forever. You will thinl
Z" me transported with enthusiasm; bu
81 am not. am well aware Of tn
:" toll, and blood, aud treasure that
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-17
ADDRESS or JUDGE SL0 and,

Delivered in Hillsb ORC, July 4, 1852.
"THE 'DAT wEsCEtBbRATE'' beine read tn hfst
toast, aud Judge Sloane a;lg called rea,ond d as
r'oows
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
STATE NEWS.


COLONEL LYTLE, Of the 10Th Ohio, was but
slightly wounded In the Perryville, KY, battle,
Was taken prisoner and Immediately paroled.
In Muskingum county there were 3l7 men
drafted; in Noble 376; In Belmont lOl; in Har-
rison 2o6; in Tuscarswas 43l; In Coshoctou
1893. ~, t-e,,r,. Al,
In the U. s. District Court at Cleveland, on
the 12!h instant, two drafted men were dis
charged on habsas eoypas--one on the. .grouud
thas be was illegally enrolled and drafted In a
township In which he did not reside; and the
other on the ground that he was under eighteen
years Of age. .JlED 5UdNJAJJ
TIE following are among the officers In
Ohio regiments killed in the Peryville, Ky,
battle on the 9th inst. Captains Milroy and
Nichols, and Lieutenants Porter aud Patterson,
Of the 10Th Ohio; Captains Leonidas McDou.
gal and Cunard. and Lieutenants c. L. Starr
and st. John, of the Sd Ohio; Captain Berry
hill and Lieutenant Herrell, Of the % Ohio;
Captain Samuel J. Boone and Lieutenant Hen
~ J. Test, Of the Ssh Ohio; Lieutenant Run
kle, of the s9sh Ohio, and Captain Drury, of
the 9Ath Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14

Tor the dissoIution Of The Onion on the Hrat day
|of January. 1858. BY barring ou. on that day
csfsain sia.es forever from the Union under
the Constitution % n isi
Ats public meeting in this city the other
evening. In which the Governor and other high
State officials participated, I. was said by one
of the speakers, thas II certain States, which
be designated 90 "rebsl States" would return
70 their allegiance before New Years. they
would be permitted to retain their alaves-thas
10, their standing as States In the Union and
their rights under the Constitution 90 IL is; but
that II they did not resume their allegiance
within the time prescribed, those states--not
individuals. mind but sovereign stAtes, COM
ponent and essential parts Of the Underworld
then have forfeited their right to hold slayes--
In other words would no longer be In the Union
under the Constitution as II 10, but such Union
would be as to them and oil the rest Of the
States dissolved, notify the act Of ofsecessionsts,
but BY the act Of those protesting to have
called armies Into the Geld and expended mil
lions upon millions Of money for upholding that
very Unlopfn all ib completeness and integ-