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GREAT WARLIkE PREPARATIONS
N Russia -

The New York Is'aes ha. letter from
st Peter sbursh, Russia, which it says comes
from perfectly authentic sou ce, CIV
ing some highly important facts concern
ing the military preparations and wariike
spirit of Russia, which, taken in come
with the mysterious mov-m .nts oil nel.
navy, indicate that that nation anticipates
a war with France and England on the
Polish question.
The correspondent say. the war prepa-
ratons at the Russian capital 60 On upon
scale imp: ecedeuied III the history OF
Russia
An immense Recruitment has been Or
Very large earthworks and stone forts
have been constructed al :, Pe,ersbursh,
Cronstadt, lIelsinsfors. N.torg. and other
places The old granite forts 1T Cron>tadt
are to lie covered with IL iuch rolled Iroa
plates
Ten Or twelve monitors, and two or three
iron clads, o: different construction, have
been ordered, and will be ready for sea il.
May or June next.
Large quantities OF cannon and shot and
she'll have been ordered from England
and will Come overland during the winter
All the Government shops ale being en-
larged, aud every etior, is making TO ren-
der Russia independent OF other countries
in war material, a. she is already in food
and clothing for her armies
On the first appearance Of the war el9ya,
the Russians dreaded it very much, az
though they were deter mined TO do their
utmost to sustain the Emperor if it came
to that. Now, however, the feeling las
entirely changed, an': they do not dread Il
at all, In tact, they rather court it than
otherwise
The Gar Alcsander's popularity is i'm.
mense, and Increasing every day. lie is
now visiting the southern portion Of his
empire.
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"wAN DE&ocRA1?a have been
amused 1T reading the proceedings Of the
meeting Of, War Democrats at .Chiesge4p
Tuesday, that had oeen. 40 largely advef
tised. The meeting was held inia sid =
room OF the fremont House, and WIS
composed Of some 20 persons: 1f1ey
adopted q series Of some 10 resolutions,
not one of which would be rejeeteial any
Democratic meeting in the country. They
endorse substantially the Crittendsp yeso-
luton as their war policy; oppose the
Whiting State suicide theory; and Ego it
strong against negro citizenship and me-
gro equality generally. Some deluded
Republican who had got among them pro
posed to endorse the Emancipation Proc
lamation, butwas hootcd out. The simple
TACT is, that the meeting was composed OF
a class of broken down politicians who
imagine they differ with the. Democratic
party in principle only because the Demo
Gratis differ with them in their, estimate OF
their own n erits, and prefer to elect ether
men to Office i
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or tie Pre- Tr.d-r.
III EDSING SOLDIER.

a stormy night WAS wri nigh spent.
As Ola his couch a soldier lad
W Iih fearless eve. IH wo-ds gave vent
10 thoughts that. ia let, bosom pruf,
Had sent him almost Al.
stranger paused TO hear the cry
Himself IN quest - ~ ell To-, I'D torn
20 write for me before die.
And tell lonely widow why
iong'i to live till morn
~ hoped ,ha, thea some friend might come
To recognise mr I.sihd face,
To hear my tale. bear home ,h,> drum,
q, Tell iteDi | sink, hut ne'cr succumb
sly love OF naiz place
Gould j bnt know were forgiven
For leaving home against tli- viii
or her whGse life .bIuid have -irrven
To make serene, my peace were written
Id hail the creepiu. chit
The stranger sought = peu tn write
The words that wr,ius - manly tear
Alas ! the youth had fought the fight;
His eye had dimmed; his soul taken ffiyi,
Beyond earth's hope AMI fear.
Deer Park, Nov, 1865.
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Amy OF TIE PoroNAC.

Fer a week the dispatches from Gen.
Meade's army announces every day that
before IL hours the army would be in mo
ton, and unless Lee runs, agreat battle
will be fought within "a hours. The ar
my, however, has not moved, and there
has been no battle: and more than all, the
latest Dispatches say, there is no pro'pec!
Of the army moving before spring A
movement uas intended on Monday, but
the rains delayed it, and then, when the
roads dried up, and the army was again
ready. tho movement was frustrated by
che rebels getting. hold Of Meade's plans
So the two armies lie As before, fronting
each other on opposite sides of the Raridan
and Lee has SO little faith in Meades ad
vsnciny that ibis men are erecting winter
quarters.
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War News ct the Week.
xFHoN CHArTANoOGA.

=, $FKOA CHAT ANoOGA :
There was pretty heavy fighting in the
vicinity Of Chattanooga on Monday, Tues
iay and Wednesday. n tho course OF
which Gen Grant gained some brilliant
successes On Monday Reconnaissance IN
fierce was made by the 4th army corps
under G.o Anger ca our left, the o'9ec.
not oaly being to ascertain the strength OF
the enemy, but to occupy some Khoi'' i"
front of our lett, half way between our
lines and Missionary Ridge. Our troops
moved ont At / o'clock, and in an hour
ver, holly engaged The knobs were
taken in 20 minutes, and then, driving
across an open field, our forces took the
rife pits beyond, when. the object being
accomplished, they halted. Our loss IN
The affair was but trifling, while the enemy
not only lost in killed and wounded, but
200 prisoners fell into our hands.
k<Next day. part Of Gen Shsrman's COM
zaand, which vas still on the north side
Of tie river, crossed on pontoons six miles
shove Tor east of) Chattanooga, and fol
lowing the ,urse of Chickanaausa Creek
:s. dvenced to Missionary Ridge, sk'rm'sh-
.ine - they went. and at night halted at
the north end Of the ridge, near the rail-
road tunnels.
3. At che same time this movement was
going on, Gen. Hooker, on our right, at
lacked Lookout Mountain from the valley,
.,d by noon had carried the rebel en-
&fencbments two thirds of the way up,
capturing 600 prisoners. The advance
WAS resumed in the afternoon, and by
night the enemy was pressed half a mile
back on the eastern slope, with loss OF
400 more prisoners This ended the
second days (Tuesday's) fighting
On Wednesday Sherman renewed his
attack on Missionary Ridge, and after an
obstinate engagement, carried all the enc
mics heavy works and stormsd his bat
tsries on the ridge, and by night had com
plete possession of it, forcing the enemy
into full retreat. At the sametine Hook
q also pushed his successes On Lookout
Mountain, and by night had driven the
enemy from 1t completely. Our loss in all
these three days operations is placed at
800 killed and about $500 wounded and
missing The rebels lost double this num-
Der in killed and wounded, ~ahd from five
to 10000 prisoners fell into. our hands,
with 30 or 40 guns. Several cases Of new
nuskets that had never been used were
among the sPoils that fell into Hooker $
hands.
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Grover L. BAKER SEWING MAcuIxE The
advertise rnent of this famous Sewing Ma
chine IN another column speaks for itself.
1t has taken the first premium at nearly
every state fair at which it has been ex
hibited. 1t is the only machine that en-
broiders perfectly. There are ladies who
nro making from $50 to 500 month
simply by embroieierins on thi. machine.
Besides which, both rs manufacturing
and family machine. it has no rival
Jas w. Fay, Esq, at the Exchange
Bank. is the agent for the sale Of the ma.
chine in this city
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FRON KNOXVILLE.

4 good deal of anxiety has been felt
during the week for the safety of Gen.
Burnside at Knoxville, but apparently
without mnch reason. lie has been driven
rom ali the positions he had taken in
Eastern Tennessee, the last from which he
WIS driven being Marysville and Rockville
and sustained some loss in prisoners, but
not believed to be half as serious as til
fsbols pretend He is however strongly
fortified at Knoxville, anil although the
rebels under Lo ncstreet have strongly
Invested the north side OF the town, yet
his communications to the south are said
70 be open and unobstructed. is believed
the recent operations at Chattanoog" must
compel Longstrset at once to abandon his
movement against Knoxville. 1t is con-
frmed that Burnside has been relieved by
the President, aud Gen. Foster assigned to
his command.
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MAJOR MCLEAN, as accomplished O sol.
der as there. Is in the army for long
time McClellan's cnief Of statf,-has been
banished by Secretary Station to Vans
covers island Why7 Being IN Cincin>
natl at the time Of the ONO election, he
refused to vote the republican, ticket, for
the simple reason, as gwen by himself, tha.
he was not citizen OF, Ohio. and haa no
right to vote at all. An abolition fool by
the maze Of Conkling. in Cincinnati, for
thia WATSON denounced him ~ . copper
head. and SO he We. banished in disgrace
by Stanton.
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Eight out Of ten members elected 10
the rebe! Cnngres ut the late election in
that state back into the onion on the
simple terms o: the constitution The re-
Spouse OF the government at Washing on
to this overture Ct peace by the p, ople Of
North Carolina is, to send Gen. Butler. a
disciple ofthe W hitingsta suicide Theory.
to rule over them.
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nassas this forenoon, apparently in the al
rection of the fords on the Rapidan:, us
the first time for long period tina. me ar
nv of the Potomac has cut itSen ioU ;.s
from its supply stations, and , move .as WIN
its supply trains laden aor io 10 move
Never has it been IN co'ui''o" ~ -,
ronnd Of baggage not absolutely necessary
r.. h..n sent to tho rear. Weather
.pieedid.
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From IExAs.

The Only news from Gen. Banks, since
his landing at Brownsville, relates to steps
- - taken to protect Union citizens. Of whom
90 d many appear TO have been Mat
tamorus, and TO the seizure of large quan-
iries of cotton one accounts says, 100000
bales, worth $75,UOU,UO0.
The 18th army corps, lately operating in
the Teche country, has embarked to some
unknown point ia Texas by way Of B.r-
. ~, wick Bay. The rebels have a report that
80 the expedition was wrecked near Matagor-
d. Bay
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TEMrEsr IN TEApor-To judge by the
Springfield journal and the Chicago Irib
ans dispatches a furious insurrectio "A
against the authority Of the government
has broken out in Greene and Scott cous-
ties in this State. The whole "copper".
head (nneaning Democratlc) party in
those counties. according to these author
tiles, had risen in arms to exterminate not
only squad eff soldiers hunting recruits
in that region, but to slay all the loyal
people 1t turns out, as usual, that some
U. S soldiers, under pretense of, hunting
deserters. had been guilty of outrases
against the citizens, who took up arms in
self defence.
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The report that the rebe! authorities
have refused TO allow supplies from the
North to be- landed and distributed among
the Union prisoners, proves to have been
incorrect 4S,o00Governmentra tioes have
been received and distribu ed h,nosS,
them
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What a pity Judge Drummond can't be
removed from office Though a republi-
can, he is evidently 'copperhead. In
trying a case q few days ago, where t. faith
er claimed the discharge OF his son from
the service because he was a u.inOr Judge
D. said he was unable to afford relief, be
cause, first, a law Of the last Congress made
the oath Of the minor conclusive on the
subject; and secondly, because the Presi-
dent by suspending the habeas corpus, had
removed the case from his jurisdiction
But he added that the President haabeas
corpus proclamation, and the law OF COM
gress alluded 40, were trick and all out
rage which not only destroyed the liberty
of the subject, but prohibited the right OF
a parent to the custody Of his child =.
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X x X
DIR. sWEET'S
lnfallible Liniment

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
HOR RHEUMArIsM, GoUf, NEURALGIA. BUMBAGO
| sTlrf NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINS, BRUISES,
CUTS ANo WOUNDS. PILES: HEADACHE,
DISORDERS.
Por all Of which It is . speedy and certain remedy
and never ais This i.nment is prepared from the
nous bone setter and has been used practice for
more than t~-nty years with the .s,oni- hi ug
AAV aLLs:yIxrJ DF PAlN,i,
rvslied BY any preparation before the puc. Of hch
IN: Ho't ;n;re.' may De- eo"ynssd by single trial.
Rhe0aIlc Disorders of every kind and in
thousands Of cases where 1t has been has never
Fer Neuralgia. II viii afford Immediate relief
In every case, however distressing.
- ~iH reIieve the worst cases OF HVadac;ac in
three minutes and is warr.nted to do it. =
TOOshAolAss s,so viii II cure instantly,
sissae arising nom ,npradsnse or efse.s. this fi.k
meut 70 IA ost happy aud unf.nx remedy. Acting
anecty upon the nervous TISSUES strengthens and
reviviaes the system and restores IL to elasticity and
vigor:
Fer Psles..-As an external remedy. CLAIM, that
10 She bet Known and chsllense III world TO pro-
duce equal. Every victim OF this distressing com
pIsins should give Il trial. 1t will not fail to afford
immediate relief, and in majority o. cases VII eject
Qnssy una sore Throat are sometime. sz.
cation Of this Eminent will never fail to cure.
praise scmetinss very obstinate. aud en-.
iafEeinsnt the joints is ab,e to il neglected.
two or three days. '' H. -. = .. - "
IS lss0ise.s ass: WoomaS, Soses, Uleers.
f0l he.hnE psoperties OF DIR. swEEfs iN1ALLyRi.E
LlNInENr when used according to directions. An. |
Ss% ss.11. Hssse Eeps, fnsccs bites
EvE0Y HORsE OWNER n
snscd have this remedy u hand for 10 ti.ely 1se n
ven those formidable aiasasss which ali horses arc
Assss: 40 Which rs.Ass % 1eay Otherwise vauaLls
oxsr foar hnnA1sd xallnla1y tsstinsslsh t. the |
sPes1ni curative DesP:ssass sf thk Imminent have
oeeA 1eestseAvtAiA the lesa sUe yessS an1 aST I'll
'hsA Nom Rsssens in the higAsDt rsaks e ~
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssssFvs the oessease a. Aha.
seaseeo eveess lnfssss kniosss" SSs~S = a. 1iass
= sssh sssts .vilAess vsish nsse s,e eeasips.
-, : sT5sz 1lCukRN60HA CO., n
Sole PrsDslsters. Norwich, c.. II
FOR Sole ~ all dealers.
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CHAIR.

The Smelling of Sumpter proceeds as
usual, and the final result-the taking of
Charleston-apparently no nearer at hand
than q year ago.
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PRovoTroNs in u Ion. list Of recent
promotions announced in the Springfield
papers we notice the following;
Lieutenant William Armstrong, Cap
tain Of 60 a, sd regiment, rice Wright,
dismissed.
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.THs.. :, government" in manipulating
afreed mem aud, occupying abandoned
plantations an Louisiana appoints superin>
tSa1t1ants Of coDtrabands and inspectors to
visrt1he plantations. Mr. w. II, Wilder,
the. inspector, in late report says:
"More particularly would call your at
tention To the Old Hickory plantation.
The mortality that has and is oc-
CURING there is, truly appalling on
( White: Castle plantation out OF one humid
red and forty nine negroes. eighty hvehav
died AID twenty twOrun away, thus leaving
but forty two of the original ndihber. At
the Old Hickory plantation there were
four hundred and thirteen negroes 81
these two hundred and two have died
since June last. On my visit there l iouno
thirty.eight negroes sick, without proper
nurses or medical attendance. The hos.
pital i. a building eighteen by twenty
three feet in size, IN which the SICK re-
'ferred to weye packed. Ia the midst OF
this iazar house was the deal body OF
woman who had died on Wednesday At
three o'clock, A. NJ At five clock, +.
NJ, the following day, no measures had
been taken. for her sepulture, and the
body had commenced 10 doom os-.
Certainly such facts, coming from OF
fetal and loyal sources, are crushing
arguments against the philanthropy which
granted to these poor contrabands the
inestimable boon of freedom. They do
not differ materially from the report OF
the committee appointed by the Chap
! lains Association at Vicksburg TO inquire
into the situation of freedmen in that
viciaity j, From the points where most OF
the contrabands have been gathered, We
have the testimony of sbolitionists that
their philanthropiy has been refined
cruelty to the blacks rs it has bcen to the
| whites. The negroes have been left free
10 freeze, starve, sicken, die and rot I'M
buried The dead body in the lazar hous Sc
at "O!d Hickory was not an exceptional
/ ca.e-TTmes
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~ We understand that arrangements
are on foot to give 100 guns At noon to day
in honor of Gen Grants great victory at
ChottapoOCa
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PIrrsBUEGm FEMALE COLLEGE The Pitts
burgh Daily Commercial OF the 18th inst
confirms the following notice of this ad
mIrable institution.
: Thi, decidedly popular collegiate insti-
tuition vail close the present term GA the
81 OF next month Inc ATTENDANCE at the
Pr-se ut time Is aboi two hundred and
seventy students, which 10 As large Is nun
Der rs ATTENDS any Of the Old aud faua~d
Colleges Of the E&st. The presen: term
has been most successful one, and we
are pleased ~ learn that the prospects Tor
tue next session, which " AL conimeuce De
CEN .~r 9th, are most encouraging The
Improvements aud additions recently
7co.nmrncel by tue Trustees OF the College
are all Completed, with the exception OF
the Chap ~xtens,on, watch. IL Is expected.
will b. tinish.n by the commencement Of
the next term
Tne facuit, OF the College now numbers
fsssstps ab!. and experienced teachers, an
additional teacher having just been elect>
.d THIS large array o. tsiented Professors
ID evidence sufficient OF tue determination
OF the Trustees to make she Pittsburgh
Female College second 10 no similar iu.ti-
tuition, east or west Its worthy and iearu-
ed Principal, Rev. |. Z. Persniug, gives all
his talent and rxerts every euersy To fur
ther the interests Of the Coi!-e. and al
Connected witi, IT. Ever since his cornse-
lion with II lie mas labored necessarily for
/. its: success, and the increased number 81
pupils "A, every succeeding term ha. proved
that his effosts haze not been ia VAIN
We cannot pArticulariLs any i;'ers OF tho
| Faculty, aud We WILL briefly say that they,
each anC every on-, were elected 10 their
severai froisrsofships sostheir. ~eilknown
'cxcelience inti,e branches they respect
lively teach.
|. The Co..esc building i, one Of the larg-
est and best adapted for the purpose In
the country. and Is situated IN a auiS'i
peaceful aud iealthful nsiglibori,ood All
the coHveniences and Recommendations
necessary are provided, and every ,hrng
vonn m csa Ii IT, iit nsa.nit9ri q tns
| We would advise those having daughter,
to educate To send To the President, Rev
!. {. P-rshinr. for a catalogue which con-
/ taius all the requisite information r.ia,iv,
10 course OF study. kc
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TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES.
IA n ID

TDERcOND Wishing = see ne busaess. er ether
vice. will A.d ne 1t the o0co o. the Illinois Starch
o., or at David Wahsr's Drug Stere
9ev7 -SWs ANDREW LYNCH.
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25O BEST PIANOS. $50.
M. DUCKER. 49,.
Having removed to his new .arsreoms,
~ West Houston Street, New York
public TO his Nee Ind Pull Seals Octsre =
ROSEWOOD PLANO EOnTES.
Coasaining all The msdsrn npro vsments Overssrun
Base Irensh Grand Actisn Harp Pedal and fdff rroa
frame, from
1850 to $780,.
71-4 ROSEWOOD PA n o.,
Extra isfr, from
$47o to $3.50.
Piano Fer; - TO- Of itself. y sufcient guarantee for
tfeir superiority. They only need heard to be.
come universal fAvsrites. .-.,4
Il GRAND PIANO .FORTES.
(For which she Prize Medal vas received At tn. Lar,
American Institute Hair,) ne Offers for 1 90.
Mr.. Dneker's Rieh.toned and Powerful
TRIOLO ID cons.
which received the First Prise in 1859 and 1851 and
Likewise THO last Fair he Offers at the following
low prices. varying from 90 10 S32S.
These superior instr sum rer
to lead congregation OF loOl persons any Church,
All these Instruments warranted to be N .de Of
we'll ssas"n-d materials and regulated in the stys
S.b.-Professoss and amateur. are respectfully in.
vit=d 70 examine these superior instruments.
.nov4 <m .
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Later !!

uraSg's Array In Full Retreat--Army Of
the Potomac In Motion.
A>prIyste despatch from Chicago states
the substance Of The latest dispatches from
Chattanooga TO be:
Bragg forces are completely demoral
lied and retrextiLg. OuI force. have cap-
tured 6OUO prisoners aud 81 cannon.
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HAVE WE A BOOK STORE
AMONG I|Sl

AMONG US{
Ny Book Store, established eight years ago, STILL
LIVES, and offers
All Tie School Books Jsel i'm the County.
DON'T RUN ALL OVER TOWN TO FIND BOOKS, But
COME RIGHT TO MY BOOK STORE,
Opposite III. Mansion House,
AND roc WILL FIND WHAT zoe WANT,
+" Good as tie Best, and Cheap as the Cheapest"
Nov. 81, 1853, THOs ORION
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SOLDIERS, MONUMENT FUND.

Pur uant to notice, a meeting of sub.
scribers of the La Sale County soldiers
Monument Fund was held in the Super
visors room in the Court House at Ottawa,
on Nov 18th, 1865 go
Mr.. Il Coleman, Chairman Of the Board
Of Trustees, reported the steps thus far
taken by the Board -.
The report was accepted and approved
Mr.. Day OF Marseilles was added to the
Board ~
vote. was then passed to continue the
present organization. That said trustees
and Mr. . Ii. Bullen. Treasurer. hold their
offices and prosecute the work until oher-
wise directed. -
The Trustees were authorized TO Ira y
upon the Treasurer for any sum no OK
ceeding $50, to aetray any necessary e,pen
SEES.
The Trustees were author zed to t,ieet
such lite or ST rs for said monument With
in the City Of Ottawa, as they msy deem
desirable, and as can be obtained, and re
port :he same to the next meetir of abe
Association for consideration.
The Trustees were instructed o calf q
meeting OF the subscribers to bt held at
the Court House on the Sth day Of Janu
airy. 1861, Tor the purpose of finally de.
ment. and for the Transaction Of such
other business as may come 'btkre them.
-fhat notice of such meeting lie publish,
I'd in the several newspapers in the
county. -,
Tho Trustees were fully aut olzeci Is do
what in their Judgment wouldl,oeyt. pro-
mote the object of the associ tim. =
Those ing subscription bjtks 7rthe
various towns, were resue>ted}ia make a,
thorough canvass other Respective neigh.
b"rhoods and REPORT the an,eunt SUBJ
' SCRIBE "a / and eoalecssd TO the n.esinsof
The following resolution CLOSED tho pro
ceedings Of the meeting: - =
RESOLVED. That. in the opnhn Off the
Meeting, the center of Washine .on SGu.rs
y, ~ Ottawa, Is the most desirable, sitsf for.
the monument, and it il can b. oE,b'inea 81
they recommend its selection b, the sub.
scri5efs II CoLEx.y loeL.snst > =
P. X. LELAND, SEC. 81 's'i =
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D.:PA.c. from Washington state that
TUG 'n his forthcoming message
to Congress will a,,ounce d,.t;nc,,v ,s :
conditions on which t.. rebelIiou. =, ,t.,
viii be received back into u. Upio. and
that these viii be that "none EN-
grant states will be allowed to come 49,
With slave constitutions. Everybody who
don't subscribe t. this nstitutionsl
theory is 10 be considered /" dislovaL.