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WAR!-There are various rumors of war; and many of our people, in high and low places, believe there is probability of 1t, both in England and Mexico. For our own part, we have seen no sign, which, to us, in- dicates war with either of the powers named. Indeed, we do not believe there will be any war at all. Yet lis wisdom to be ready-even to meet hreat. Preparation is a mighty peace-maker. But come when it will-lf it will come, and we pledge Arkansas, small as she is, and yet in the gristle of youth, for a full complement ofmen, and good service. In our relations with both England and Mexico, we have right on our side. But "our coun- try, right or wrong'