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The War Between the States.

ITS CAUSES, CHARACTER, CONDUCT
AND RESULTS,
BY HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, r
rs THE TITLE OF Work just issued by
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Stephens. Mr.. Stephens was most earnest
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The Louisiana Equality Bill.
New ORLEANS, Sept.

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When the vote was taken yesterday,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.

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PARIS, Sept. .

PARIS, Sept. ~.
The Moniteur has the following news
from Spain The city of Carthagena
Joins the revolt. Marshal Paiva, of the
royal army, at last accounts was COM
pletely surrounded by the insurgent
troops, and is probably captured by this
time. The instruction is general
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surgent Gen. Serrano The rebels
have retaken Santander. The Paris
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The Queen of Spain still remains at
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Garlic Marfori, one of the members of
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Jose de la Concha, at the head of the
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accompanied by her Minister, Marfori,
destroys all hope of checking the insm-
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resignation of the Conchas, and has
sent for the Count of Cheste to form q
new Ministry. The Queen has also
summoned Council of State to meet at
San Sebastian.
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