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It isl mstteT OF a0saHesv. that qvhsr t5s
Unioaists can dn3 no par.iszas in tas s nth ths
6lsnnonists count ta5if aaslVs alhsracts ia
every town in taa North Ths up5er classes Of
American society arc sad t. Be sssed-rs srarv-
where the women ars fognd 50 whenever s tsst
Is appaed- Tao very Cs5inss Of ths Pre- il-1t
IS ssia % be die.'ied il opiai51 GA 5ae B3fat
and we vel know hat ih8 v=nersssd f1undsrs
OF Amercaa independence did ia fs-acas-irq.
such sehism as this, record thsig Convictions
that separation ~as 5sstsr thau cigil war Wa
ask. taeIef7Te, wae'her we can ba reasonably
oiamei ior participating in eai-leuts whiaa
nearly one-ha.f Of ths American p .epls have in
some way expressed
laa tedeIas ere indignant at our views of
lhsE map dinE 1asliaT, 0ut taT should r-c1l-
i7ct that precisely the sams destiny has awaited
az other cor nll ities. That stats of thirrs
which thu Uniohists desire 70 Dsrps5nats IS q
state OF things which usTar yet existed An
enormous ag2fegsta af S-afes covering an en-
tiEe continent, exsmps f0m tae iaceageaia1ces
OF political division. sad Teia,s3l from The obl-
"a Ions oi iaserrst.9la. gee stE, has nsFs- been
seen yet
When BIZ. Lincoln deiiarbss sai sz1I-iss ths
mpossibihy Of admitting more taau ans S ats
on the Atoer1can coodasut, Es shuts his eyes te
whst has actually bePpiued IN Al tds o-hsr ts--
rit3ries Of the word 1T Arguments. Il ac-
cept=d, would prove thal there could b. ouir ore
nation on the conHne-t Of Europe. II sve-v
community has q ua5aTli r'rht tl she course 81
/ every Tl'er, ana 20 fss Tra aou every point
Of The interior Of the coaatrY e. any point on
any sea5card, it IS clear that Europe lnuss be
Wroagly constituted
Fe do not say bus that IF such unions earIS
exist, il might be beneficial to mankind We
only say that their existence has never yer been
found possible. aud thst the Amoriesns, when
taey separate, viii Be bui iius.rsting the uni-
vsrsai tendency Of such things. Great 6de-s-
tions have ollesn 5sen imsgined by politicians
as well as poets, bat they have never been es
tsblshed We have bad 60 eeton without them,
and g. mold our politics and cur proceedings ID
aecorisuce with tnsss passions of hamsn nature
which have forbidden ssy ba.ssr system. The
Americans VIII have % Do no more i viii be
a descent as well as disaDpoinsueat for tbsm-
ana on tais POM lAs Nofthsrner5 are g. 7uect in
her yieTfs but We can hardly pa exposed 30
eensure for regarding as toisTabls what IS Simply
the common let OF msnErd
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Sergeant j. II. Taompsou, 9i darve7's ran-
gels, who was csp.ured b tha enemy al So-in--
iai6, Ky, during Mo-gaGis lsss raid has F-5n
exchanged sud Iusi Isschsd his city fou bis
inv0iUuiafy Northern tour Sergeant Thann-
son. together with cne hundred ard shirty othsr
prisoners, most If them wounded men of Cen
Bssgg' army were taken By tlis way of III ian-
apohs and the Chicago and Pitsbu-z rone .e
Bslsmere. 81 ere they were jnnuTei Ia a s.sbls
ss fori MeHeury. At Lousvills the prisoners
wefs rGooed Of every pa7sicls Of ihair .r.alev
AID clothing In 6go days travel theF recei lived
3a5 one meal o. vlctuais, ard .hss was q br *
iass at Indianapolis. Oas cf the uumber diaa
from exhaustion On the road After rsaesirs-
Baltimore the prisoners received more humans
treatment, aud wtaa exchanged were sent bv q
flag Of truce TO Pssc-e5u
Sergeant Thompson cOAhrns iha reDoqts va
have received Of Eh0 growing Opposition Il H.,
war il tho N0rihWest, be having c1nve-se.i ,--li
nsmsers Of Tie Indiana Lsgisaturs. There e
no doaot e ne general convention of the
Northwestern Lagisature5 as Frankfort. XIV.
on the lo-h, As EeRostsd By telegraph
All aionz 70 Toad nom Indiala8olis TO Bsiti-
mora, the prisoners wheneVef their guarls
would permit communication with The pub ID.
eceived assurances of lhe wsrmest synlDathv:
and AZ Pii.s5urg they were repeatedly t6ld thas
fnas el-y contained ih0gssrds Of as GOOD JEFF
Davis iuen IS any to be found ia The South
AZ Baltimore, the wouaded Of the party rs-
cei7ed Che kndest attentions and shs wa1msss
expressions Of symps'hy from tie ladies' Who
threnged eround the esTs 20 minister to their
wanis-kHs1gals Register, l9ih.
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TtHE nr5e1sgnef j. i1loEnea has curing bis ahssIrs
u busy and uaiaea- ens. 8 have EroPssaiea fai-s-
Eo3-s and c.rc-tafed iaeusHioasiy tie vesi ssa- efs
i toafs6 o. tls vFhe-e ths aethors IRE knoyn
Hliai8r ike raln0r bah tloassnd rlorensGs aae 81
iei1y and ilsi0rsig pln pEeiudl1es sAsre me qe-
ma - fefltaa1u nsv never rsEcn have therefore,
b. elasd d prcne dpar from the Tuis q aigiaed 81
ltrea g. l1a sntitote say y vel wi the
goi.er Z ia orse- % emo with sts.Hsi uiamy tie
-sl rus m nor auf rauz st lf the REPORTS damaging
20 ng g aliig coaleleiii socil and politisaL tbs
4 he fire III a~ adopt a ihs brthp'aos of 1ly ehii
dnn. g. oaad rtleA 81 -ops7 o haprire@ srs cen
seed anI ioh.vs -ived s-ag you ioI fFeaty five
veer- 7fh ~ rsIu. ION IS - be of
avail aa-iazt fls fug al seen ,a- taen haze lvsd
IN Taia ed asi-z-n a staldase et -sle noztJaln
h3ror A. tie per fias ,he-e ma err VI be iuve q
Fated aud 1he5e creeping cfeE ares ne tar siiEnY pro-
ivpes rsH l= arough 50 thsi- siding D ces q Tie
lsff Of da7 to 81 crushed tnssa tA- heel q ra.h
SD iess,a7zfisr. LzYi
f=lf De
rhs PR, Hadse1 aad Ciinlon Q-a) papers please
cabg ani send 81 70 ihis g e. for eoaeeti91
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owners in a cases for impressmant Of private
properly 5y he government.
GeA. Price was ssrenedcd on Monday night
at tho Spoiswood hotel, and made speech ~
which he most significantly declared that the
auihoritiea bad at last given MIN new oppoF-
tunities for usefulness.
The new Richmond theater was opened VITA
great eclat The same evening. ! send you the
inaugural poem of Mr. Eimroi, [publishea else
whsrel in advancs ef its publication 10 this
city II is A noble perforance, ard will sbun-
dainty compsnsats for auy lack Of interest in
nay present. letter DIXIE
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PICKET CAMP MAR SHELBYYILLE,
February 10Th 1865. T.
EDIToRs APPEAL. The army of Tennessee
is still holding its ground, and the situation is
substantially The same that It hes been for the
last three weeks The inclement state Of the
weather for some time past, and the scarcity of
good roads in this region has doubtless been
one reason Why the Abolition generals have not
made sn advauce upon us; though a stronger
one is afforded probably by the wholesome lesson
We taught them at Murfrsesboro.
Our extreme outposts upon the Murlreesboro
pike, are soms sixteen miles from shelbyville
and ten miles this side Of the former place. Our
brigade (stswsrts) has been on picket daty
for the last two weeks. but has had duh time
with ths occasional exception Of being called
out q tie 'front.', in consequ soms cavalry
mans rsport that the enesny wss advancing in
strong force. Whoever heard Of their aaganc-
ing IN small force
The weather ier several days lass week was
intensely cold. Gne day while we we're march
ing, lhs cold was Sc great that man's breath
would irseza as fast aa sxhalsd Upon raising
ny har.d to my face, I found my mopssache
shf as IS bundle Of visss, rhile perfect shoHer
Of iciclss hung 10 the luxurient goateS bslow
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dred dollars, managed b. Mss Raehel Coneyi
he Misses Carer ia MISS Julia Clark There
have bean received end iTestad ID this hospital
up to the pFeselt time, sixteen hundred p1tisnls,
only about iiiylwo Of whom haye died Qaia
guabef is comparatively small IN fact e
Ceney hospital IS decidedly sueeri r, sd ths
reports that hsve been circulated, calculated 50
cast reflecsions upon Che management. are svi-
dentiy uafannded
Rsspe tfHlly submitted
l have he honor 10 be, Captain,
Your ob dent servant,
WILL @ MOSES,
A. & AID epeetGr-Geuefal
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T OsT, ass ID 3rnin7 hetwlen tbs B 5wmsn House
1 ! and Confes=rss Hogse la-ge morocco POCKET
B3GA. oon-asrag zsout one tno0sand Gol ars in Con
b. '1es Hnd sever u1f-s and cue rs il my
"a Or also. sz1. draft L rley. Jzuy q Co. Re7g
Cgiesn- fir SEQ. PAYMENT Of al TIE obigati)ns
laFs bse1 81 pred. VIII psv he above reward for
tHe delivery a. Es book and contents 81 PIE ofee
ffa 2 Tow NSEND
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Aen eD6gAL BOARD.

ton BE e4 oecel i1 tEis DeusT l1 meets
6aiT IN ih- alta ta- seH-fe cha ?. hadi
"A. t srs -c- lia-esafe-s hs-n eTstainea b 3
srs=airs -r ss COAT s5e-ite = ID sa b I'd. ere
7ea- rsl r. s.asa - el -t.as, or cine doing 80
7a writing AZ raa fa.iag 50 t. 70 VII be ~ 9ea
7ss--.e in 1-5sr. drins apzlrl EMS or ietters q
5.gitssau =7o-l The s=T-ts,y e y g. ,sil Be an
fua-
a a.s Board sd US Viez-buFg Isdisa' olie-fF aH
duty q. bs- Is lad siu W., ior re pfe-ent be
ere-r7t from o. 3. HA0DE.
f-insw f-aa- ,5edies 71ard
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snHlUTfnW

Tf'aE lrm 4 eri1ey q izna - .. o. aempas TEN
u 81 cay disc. e. ~ mutual ns=ns Al pr
sons H. iHF am agtiast saidfra ail rraseut ts-
asaa t} 81 G rinbF " is oae rrt1srtsaiiE. d fC
psy aud al persons saaeb-ed 81 SID 1rn ~ II
as inrnsdist= payment ts sad Qaiaby, who hls ose
auttos si o. 81; ls 3 id -rns b1siaes-
WI q Quincy
81. e. ROBINSON
Gausr rsriu rs
J. S. eLaYH0kN
E.trvrsE Tarresp 2 1853 81 8eeia Partn.r.
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& II FTgsT-gt HACHlEIsTS arriving in the
- Confe5 race Zines csl get iu.me5ats and ftesay
smnicgr1 90 fh -fm9Fy lf ihs underi igned located
81 Aia-1- George
faeh iss a-5FiHg from Sew Clleauf, by app'y
f1r % Eaio- Dulao ieiI O. Camp Moore. VIII be iHle
7iatsly & % orr Armor7 sl7 farsi hsd witb
sFa3sFc Fcriz-ioL &c q #asei VII De el7-r good Na
cAI4issl aud beard can be p d . mod e ra:as
COOK e. BR0rnER
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T1ANAWAT A gust hf lsas, soom 0xfsTi Eisl
Ilmv EaGEo GIRL. CARoBIhE. scout thirty
yea Old me aua high das coar snt shcfs 3 loss q
felts ~ en = rauz psan .sad nf lsst iAo7elGte-.
zff2 lie 1fss5a sn1 employ o-e y l7r 3 eson. o.
-Aiabaiz4 ire ntssar ~ Nr z5as Mrs she Hsy
Etdl ec rita- nia 15cve rsr@Fl VII be pail ioi
fsi450f d HALBREATH.
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F7H0SE =b8 uare 10 s4LT-Hho aTa heeu mace
& v-dosy b. isi F-r, sad are 10 r-oan set EAcH
oNE EUsHEl e tli- number oi one huni ed, from
i O. lgA LISTER
ra11 p, f=ckscu ATisF
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MaAran. L1lMNnIAT3I.F.

T72OM tseuly Be one handrsd besd Of coed BEEF
CATTLE 1zzsn u lots Of any run5er ffom one
(. ole h1n5rsd 2. l. MAXWELL
G ptsin asd A. G. s.,
fe-Qrw Jackson. Mics
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All Embellishments viii be charged
LEO per square for the first insez-
ton and 81 Tor each subseauent in
==rfion.
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WANTED,

) BrF on Hae. 8 VOUEa GFRL. as NURSE, a
b. Is years cf age, ons wHo has bssn weu trained
is M
.nTrr En- al Office
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Our EocatIen

The location cf tae = pDeaI Office
Is On Stare street, "a few doors below
the Post Office
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sorthern nepsFss frsaa Yieis.burs.

CAIRO, Fsbyusry lS.-The dispatch boat Gen.
Lyon hss arrive fIon Vieilsturg, which place
she let Monday 1t n0oa.
Sunday night barge loaded With coal, ran
she blockade, and was caught BY the Qaeen Of
the West as It came doWn. She has nov plenty
Of coal.
General Sseele's and Blaig's brigades. which
were eneamped four miles below Vieksburr.
have bean forced 70 move up 10 Young's point
by eneFoaehmsnas % the wate-.
TIE canal is doing nothing yet, and in is
present condition siust be pronounced a ailare
Several bose 80 SUI engage3 in trying 10
dnd passage 70 tie river below b7 the way Of
Lake Providence, Bayou Mason aud Red rive
an cid river pilot thinks the route practicab le
one
The gun5oat 1sesi slll st ihe mouth Of tie
Ysz9o.
The Lyon brought up six rebel captains esD
tulea ~ iha q esn ot Tie West. They had
furlougass q q wee going ho'aa when taken.
APATmorC sl4ys-Ws hsvs 5sen shown
a letter rom slave ct the Warzick amiiT.
nanaa 5ausf Christian, who las been IN nearly
all tae impof faat battles ioagatia YiTgiDil. IN
his letter be saT Tell rs mistress I am stiil
s.sae ling Eisa laasteT BaFAsials ia bis holy
esesa aad ISL enjsagor 10 a. 90 as long ss we
ere ogssaer for 'laaW he is friend to me
tatlEtsfa saaii airs prnFe friend 81 hlm.
6s I did 10 bis oc-.g q 5-osla, Bsadsauta War
uik waes loss t-h4l. aeaH-e .e nT gr47-.
knew be was hEays aaa gsliant 81 officer IS
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--.EII-I-rlALHI1 naTIeH.

stA i.i Feb=uay tsra. 1858.
rT1aE iad srsisi ed 1niat atriz he essie q 81
g rsifeF deceased. uele 81 - ihs kearua tcrn
f6srf Of Eai,asu hs eo+aty hereby
y 8zrons haVieg ms aEai 1t said
zroiirF 80 hgnaesl q vt I'M
ad 81 ne7s ns iadsofef 10
stfr faea % cs-e f0rfrsHf alf .1aka
uf.r, LgeT6Ds sCuRzEY
felf 1resr eAdmin airsl.Ix.
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OFFlGE y all -i--i.AS Es,
FsC.s3r h..ss teh la ~ l7ih l5 L
.WkE5. EEEIEDEAEELY,
CsIN ezss-e ne aLET iER 81 BBI6Rs fCT
- d -rer- =n- " X g. Il LYER
feT r--i1 and z oa-rs ss eT-
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Gene a0rdsrS So y

LIN ms between tire srss Of eighteen and farty
~ y5sTs except chose ia t=s .uto fbe ailnnle 9er
for sra 8 service srioT 20 Janna-y 7h asaa are
hereby o-ds-ee q -ea-rr tG tbs Ca-lps e Instruction.
En- thFf- difernt 5fsfctl Thoao WHO sve f1rlislei
substitutes hefetolore. whose suD5ttStes afe now
vita rae 7Fs of srriPian srs i-o ordered 70 re-
7,or =. so CAMPS 81 Iu-iluetios No m-n heire2n
+ arar o. cir1ezu al forty LAB 70 orzfl into
tile ate ssr g.. lut thae mentioned sa " and fuca
hse been oc5aFssd nom conception snd all Mil
tis -rs aye f-rbdisa g. eIicl s.iy rers- lab q
cons srin-scn
Tts aftet.au ef 81 reerusng eaics-s or duty In this
stss j laI 10 Gen Tal ordar 10 10 pub i-hed Feb
ruafy e. 1853 Ton A5iutant ana 1nsseet1r Generals
oasea Bv order. D. II. CLARK
MAJOR AMI A. 4. General.
Comma d.r- Co1zerpts Sfets o. Nissss ppi.
T. A. MILLER
fes3 1w Adiutsnt
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we Ht4- t-o iv-yHiA5 SPICY passage DeLWcel
two hQaoTabia gsntlemen ia Congress, reported
ia the proceedings of the house Of represents
tives on Friday week last:
DiPgEss3IEST BILLS.
5ir R7ys.on called f1I the order OF the day.
biz Eoote, Of Ienaasses. make last az
peal to tbs house. We have most important
business bef0zs us in secret session, and thsrs-
fore ones moEs make the notion
hif. Kena1, OF Georgia. IEiss to G. question
ot order. l. it in order, is it consistent with
tla dignity Of this house that -ha member rom
Iennassse should again mske thst molten
Mr. toots. 1 call tho gentleman 90 order.
an not 20 be lectufed by him.
TIE Speaker. Both gentlemen ere out Of
0rdsri ihey ali please take their seats,
Mr. Een2u (spza6i8g in q vsrv loud voiee)
say &c is not c1G5i5ienJ Tith tha dignity
M. Foote, (ezciielly). I shall GO elsewhere
20 learn manners IN this house thsu to the mem
Der ffom Georgia. tCties Of Order orisr IN
Ar. keoan, very xctsdly). VIII take the
responsibility Of teachiug hin
Tde Speaker The gentleman is out Of order
ha g'l axe bis seat. [Se1sation on the aooF
and iD tho galloy
Mr. ksaan-(Sal leu5e7.) I'll take tha re-
sponsio.lty ct teaching him manners u any
thing else At any time.
Ihs Speaker. The gentlemsn from Georgia
viii come or order.
Mr. keua0. I Eil pat myself IN order.
~ hats7ar else was SAID was loss in rhs confu-
sion Of iae continued fall Of the speakers ham
nev ana sic snsaiioaal buzz in tie house.
Inc molOu for seefsb session was lost
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E The Ycks urg Hhg earns that ore
lhoUssnd aad SIX d--efr from ihs Federal
army have reached aiensee, Ia.
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80 ID subscElntIon.

Daily per montb---------..--------- $3.50
rri-Wyeeizly per naonth.-----.--- las
Weekly per aHrtlrn.--------..----- AGO
sineIe COPY -.---------- Ten cents
he paper win be delivered to eli
1s,yv =-deaIeTs at seven cts. per COPY
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eVeT ths Sanihern sun shoas Up1a. ap3511n spa
eha lz1s-t his if. - assst hi-n a. the lhsolo
of CORY, -Rieim9ad Vbig
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A YANKEE PRAYER -Fa= iol0syiae parody
On th Lord Prayer ass found written On tie
leaf Of tract On The person Of desd Yankee
on tha battlefield Of .sEps5urg. aud has bean
furnished Us for pubIeadsn We infer Een E
thss tls Yauxee soldier was more Rralhfai .hsn
pions. ind Hthal J gt.g .ss1leralizsd. i'-Co-
'smbHS ca EHqairsr.
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FIRE IN PESFfFlD by a private letter We
lssrn that, on last sasWday might, Gre broke
oui, accidental ,ia Psnhsid Ga, when con-
samsa the post oihee, tw s1gs houses. sail.,r's
shop, saos tols, dentists Office and tosn hglh
Baptist Banner
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ceneEaI ordaIg from Gen. Cooper.
Prbifed f6r ~ arstfsn z officers dsta led on
-.--.-.l- !. -er 81 - lais ae
Con- ot So laI

lp.Trh7-r sND INsP CToR. GENERAL
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Our Fathef wuu aTt in Washinettir
Abrshsm Lincoln b. shy u.ims
Thy vi 1e iislns at the North
As it $ a. the Sauth
Give us this day on daily
Raiors cf eFaek4 and aacon-
Aud forgive is arr slcr-taaii1rrt
As rs rgVe eur qalrt raasi b
And com -ss,ser-ls fi ftiua ia fls
Power, lla % -zrr 0IaI tl ~.
For the serir ai trre- Tsars 1fer
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HEADQUARTERS OFFIcE o. CoNsCEIFTIoN, {
E-aofaaEen. Febraa-E l9. .st3

n. r. CL1Ss. ssir- snd A G.. Cl1smmaaas Coz
script 5.ale o, GlsissippL
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Colonel 20sh Regiment. La v, President.
A KREUTZ, Sscretar7.
A. a Lipseom5, Captain, CcmpanY f. ST. L
Bishop, Cspiain, Company K, A ?. Webre.
Lieutenant. Company G., committee
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From Europe,

The English Government has order
ed the work on the Rebel gunboat
Alexandria TO be stopped until the re-
suit Of the proceedings which viii at
once begin. The Committee appoint
ed by the Liverpool Chamber of Com
merce on the destruction of ships by
the Alabama has made . report that
the fitting out of such vessels contra
yenes the Foreign Enlistment act OF
England, and that the Chamber should
mem0rialize the Government to en-
deavor, in concert with the Govern
ment Of the United States, to change
the Foreign Enlistment acts of both
countries. From Poland we learn
that the revolution is still spreading,
especially in the provinces of Lithua-
MIA. A joint note has been sent by
France. Austria and England to Rus
STA, strongly urging that Government
10 restore to the Poles a greater
amount Of Independence. Russia has
issued an amnesty to all who will lay
down their arms before the end of the
month of May. New letters from Gar
ibaldi, Mazzini, and Victor Hugo, in
favor Of Poland are published. Arch
bishop Felinski, Of Warsaw. has az ain
rendered bis resignation az Counsel
Tor Of State. and this time it has been
accepted. e
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