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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
Headquarters army Of the Potomac,
Camp near Sha1lsburg,
MARYLAND, October 9.
GENERAL ORDER 1863.

GENERAL ORDER 1853.
Attention of the officers and soldiers of
the army Of the Potomac is called to Gen
eral Orders No. l39, War Department.,
Sept. 24th, 1869, publishing to the army
the Presidents Proclamation Of Sept.
2sd. Approximation of such great moment
to the nation, officially communicated to
the army, affords the General command
ing an opportunity Of defining specially,
to both officers and soldiers under his
command, the relations borne by all per-
sons in the service OF the United States
towards The. OWL authorities of the Gov
eminent. The Constitution confdes to
the the civil authorities, legislative, judi
cial and executive, the power and duty
of making, capounding and executing
the federal laws. Armed forces are rais-
ed and supported simply to sustain the
civil authorities. and are to be held in
strict subordination thereto. In all re-
spec's this fundamental rule Of our poit-
zeal system is essential to the security of
our republican institutions and should be
thoroughly understood and observed BY
every soldier. The principle upon Which
the objects for which il shall be empioyed
in suppresslng rebellion rsnst be determin-
ed and declared by civil authorities and
chief executive, who Is charged with the
administrations Of NATIONAL affairs, Is the
proper and only source through which
the orders of the Government can be
made known to thS armies Of the nation.
Such discussions, by officers and soldiers
concerning public measures determined
upon and declared by the Government,
ordinary, temperate and respectful ex-
frrssipns Of opinion tend greatly to I'M
iau and destroy the discipline aud eff .
cheney Of troops by substituting 1, TIE spffr
1t of political factions for that firm, steady
and earnest support Of the authority Of
the Government, which is the highest
duty of the American soldier. The rem
edy for political error, if any are commit
ted, is to be found only in the action of
the people at the polls. In thus calling
the attention Of the army to the true rela-
ton between the soldiers and the Govern
ment, the Gen. Commanding merely ad
verts to an evil against which il has been
thought sdviable duriug our whole his
tory. to guard the armies of the Repub-
lie and in so doing, he will not be consil-
cred. by any righs uinded person. a. cast
ing any reasction upon that loyal and
good. conduct which has been SO fully H.
Illustrated in 50 many battle fields. In
carrying out all measures Of public policy,
this srmy viii of course be guided by the
same rules Of mercy and christianity that
has ever controlled its conduct towards tie
deienceless. By command of
g e Maj. Gen. MCCLELLAN.
JAS. A. HARnEE, Lieut.. Col, A. D. G.
and A. A. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
Midnight Report.
Washington. Oct. {

Washington, Oct. 8.
The Surgeon General who returned
from his visit of inspection to the Hospi
tails found them all 10 first rate order, fsi
better than those which exist in any cit
which he has visited, the supplies being
complete and the arrangements excellent
The Chestnut Hill Hospital now in
course of construction, will contain over
5000 beds, and will be- the largest in the
world. ..
Gen. Walbridge and other New York.
ers are now here to urge the early occu
patton of Texas, in company with Col
Hamilton Of that State. They have had
an interview with the Secretary Of War
upon the subject. l4 Il
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LAY TELEsEArH.i Hv
New York Market.

4a ff&4 f aseE = <5ks} go Nav York tlcs o. (
Fleur-MarAes five cents belt sales at Is 45as Is
10 for Super State; IS 7uzSs % tor Exin stats, IS
- 45a Is G5 for Super Western; Cog SO 30 for Conn
men to Medium Extra western; % 2o1sG 30 for
comm on 10 good shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
Ohio.
Wheaf-Aarset lGG2c better, with fair export N III;
safes al siiiasi 10 Chicago Spring; 81 loot % for
Milwaukee Club; sI2a6si o. Tor Amber IOWA. i "a
1sl 81 for Winter Red WESTERN 81 slasl "a Tor
AHlaer Aiehigan, - s esa s9F -s.ytss4
Corn-Harket shade ffner sales at Giasa,.c for
MIXED Western. shfspfag order.
Whisky-Maiket aatte rrms sales at 33ta34c chief.
ly at brtierprlce.
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sword Presentation by Co. d, 3Olh
Reg, TO Lieut.. w. HI. Randall.
Last Evening.
Filst Sergeant NJ. G. Martin, in pre-
senting him with an elegant sword, sash
and belt, said j:
Lieutenant As a slight evidence of the
respect we have for you as soldier and
friend, /, in behalf of the company, pre-
sent to yeu this sword, sash and belt.-
May you draw it ii defence Of our com
mon cause.-the cause Of universal free
dom. And may you not return it to its
scabbard until rebellion is driven from
our land, and toe last black hearted trai1-
or bites the dust, and, when peace shafl
again reign all Ger our land, and may you
SO WELD It that it may bring lasting hon
ors to your country, your company and
yourself. As
LIEUT.. RANDALL REPLIED:
Sergt. Martin, and fellow soldiers-I
accept this beautiful present, which you
tender me, with thanks beyond the pow
err Of words to express. Aboveits intrin-
sic value rs . work Of art, I sA.., sy-
cr appreciate il as token Of esteem and
confidence, from the brave and loyal hearts
Of company D, SOth Regiment Iowa In.
fantry. @ Il
| Soldiers am conscious of the obi.
cations which its acceptance imposes on
me, and here pledge you, that / shall
strive to wear them worthily and ust
them successfully to put down all treason
and traitors.
Ksosauqua papers please copy.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

By so ordsr fem The Treasury Depar tn,eut. Ship
pets and Carriers d. before foi
nents of Goods or saii, Amounting TO over 4a5o 10
places In the 6rst and second tier OF counties the
Southern border of Abe State II lows, 10 file the
Custom House once ii keekuk, lows, DatA pre-
serbed By tAr 1ie4fut, Department also. 10 execute
boud vi lprevrd .lstles Chat the Foods ibefeil
described shall be ianspoHed sold used in any
way - as give AID coHfcs 70 nsnrg. nts or to
=ihiHefs ~ilh tiosr tn rIhp1ru AZ Tie Gov
erameut ~ the United States
Eaankr he obtained and irs,fucihns .fscn at
the Surveyor once
JOHN STANNUS,
Surveyor Of the Port.
Custom House Office Keokuk Aug e6, tc2-aux2o-otf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

Another Arrival of Sick Soldiers.
Yesterday morning the Hospital Steam
cr, Fanny Bullitt. was found at our wharf
with between 300 and 400 more sick and
disabled soldiers for the keokuk Hospi-
tai. We will endeavor to present list
OF names in our next issue. They were
brought here from Helena, Arkansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

GEN. Curtis sustains the prevoss
#-@ fAsA 49, mafeh0I.3
1t is known that Provost Marshal Far.
rar' issued emancipation certificates to
several negroes, whose masters were known
to be d'sloyal. Some parties have been
dtsFegardfng the Npers, and arrestinl
and returning to slavery the negroes hav.
ing these papers, The facts coming t.
the knowledge of Gen. Curtis, Saturday
he promptly gave orders to have all such
parties arrested us kidnappers, and they
viii, most probably, bepunished severely
st. Louis Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
a.
by TEIE CIR APH,
New York. Oct. &.

Pensacola advices state that the mon
ster feet had left for Galveston, and the
remainder with the gunboats were to leave
immediately.
1t is thought here that there is ruse,
and that Mobile is the destination of the
feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

~ A large number of volunteers for
the old regiments, who had been quarter
ing at Davenport, went down the river
on the Denmark night before last. This
should be matter Of almost daily occur
renee. till the regiments are all filled to at
least The minimum nunber required By
the army regulations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
Especial to the Evening Post. |

Washington, Oct. s.
A late edition of the Washington Star
OF last evening st,tes that it is currently
reported that Gen.. Banks will succeed
DIR. Stanton as Secretary of War, and
that Gen. Halleck returns to his old CON-
mand in the West. The command of, Nc
Clellan's army will be given to General
Hooker, and that Mcclellan will succeed
Gen. Halleck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER o.

H @ The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival ofthe train from Keotuk.
ie24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
New York. Oct. g,

" Is reported that nearly 500 con.alea-
cent soldiers, from Portsmouth Hospital,
arrived to-day, en- route for Washington,
al belonging to Eastern regiments.
'a The Scotia sailed with Sl3 Zoo, 900 in
specie. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
Especial to Post. I
Washington.

Brig. Gen. I. b. Cox of Ohio, late
commander Of the Kanawha Division of
the army. and successor to Gen. Reno in
command Of the 9th army corps, has
been promoted to the rank of Major Gen
eral and is assigned to~thc command Of
all the troops in new department. the
name of which is not yet announced
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair bye
produces color mot 70 Be distinguished from
warranted not TO injarc the hair the ens remeies
tss i'll elects OF bad dyes sld rigorstes the hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIK instantly turns
aypisndid bfact brown, leaving the hairsoit and
beautiful. Sold BY all druggists, dc.
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
- ~ fssw s,<ss ri sseA Ssz.g vrFf n Fa Egrrzr
FAciAry, No. ~ Rarcaas Stlest X IN York. IL Laie
rs Broadway and l6 B6nA Ssseet1 [je6-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

~ The farmers in many parts Of the
State are complaining Of the, potato rot,
occasioned Is is supposed BY the exces.
sive rains. It has been difficult to culti-
vate them much Of the season, and the re.
suit will be very small yield Of this i'm.
pur'ant and almost Indispensable vege-
table. la4 @ s4t0h4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
Fortress Monroe, Oct. II,

Tie Richmond Examiner Of the 9Th
has dispatch dated Savannah, 4th, says
the Federals attacked our batteries on
the st. Johns, on the LIST. And after an
hours engagement were repulsed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

Or aud after this dsts ne Powder viz be allow cd
sold In Keoknk without permission 81 she ssDed
any Kind of Arms whatever, nor kunitions OF
hAas also been ordered blythe special Agent cf the
Treasury Department not 10 anb~ Goods Groceries.
except In limited quantities for fsntsy use 60 int
Missouri or the souther u tier Of Counties.
Tbs object IL to keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands Of guerriilasin Northeast Missouri
JOHN ETANkUS
Surveyor ofihe Port 81 kedkuk
Ksetuk. Aus. "a, iSGs-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

ET L. S. Duncan, Of the Iowa City
Republican, has been appointed Adjutant
Of the 4th regiment of Iowa volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
FURS! EURs

Burkitt Il Co., Sc Main Street, have
just received fine assortment of Ladies'
, Furs, which they viii sell low for Cash.
Their stock of Hats, Caps, Ladies' Hoods
aud Jockeys, is complete. [sep25d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

T For boots and shoes ut cost 90 to
No. G5 Main Street. o6-6d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

THE WEATHER.-To tell the truth the
weather, this October Of 1862, il some-
what fekle--caprieious as The heart Of the
vsriest csqnette, and, like her, won't do
to tie 10.
Twenty -four hours since, we prepared an
article telling what fine weather We were
having" aftor the rain, how clear
the sky, how pure the air, aud how glori-
ously the moon rode through the heavens.
Bul, 10. before The story was finished the
moon began to hide her tacc, aa1 atawo,
a. NJ. when the paper EeHt 70 plcss, tie
sky was overcast and r tLc rain descend
ed. When there's been a more gloomy
day than yesterday" from early morn
to d,py eve we remember not, and
- But we spy break in the cloud. and
ere this reaches the eye Of the reader, ma
ture may have again assumed her livery
Of brighaness. 'a# =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

@ Tom Bowen Of ours, formerly I
member Of the Iowa Legislature, is now
Colonel of the Second Kansas Regiment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

Baltimore, Oct. s.
The city election passed ofvery quiet
y a rery small vote Was pofied.
Chapman, the regular Onion candidate,
received 8,e77 votes, and Fecky, inde-
pendent Uniou candidate received 1883.
The entire Regular ticket was elected ex-
ceptin one instanoe.f sf3st fraiAA
Dubuque, Dot. g..
j. Townsend, Surveyor Heneral 81
Iowa ana Wisconsin, da'sd IT hu rs1idenos
in this city, this evening. nj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
Oil City, Pa. Oct. 8. o pm. y

Terrific fire now raging in the oil wells.
10000 barrels of oil burned, besides b
great many buildings. Fire extends over
half mile. Loss from SlO0, 600 to $780,
coo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
Military Notice.

oiSs VI SFpFusi HAFsuhi, mug Sp.
Hereafter no ssles OF intoxicating liquors will DO
permitted to enlisted Or tie United States Armv
In Tits city. aE4
Persons selitag In violation of this order Will be
srrested hud stringent taken 10 prevent q
repetition Of the onense.
=. N. HIATT,
"A snp&i~d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

sU~ Mrs. TALLos will open her Fab
aud Winter Bonnets to-day. She wishes
the Ladies' to call and judge for them.
selves whether they are pretty or not
Call at No. 81, Main Street. foct9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

4az# POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
There is to be a political discussion, al
Primrose, in this county, on Friday
tomorrow, between F. Semplc, ESQ,
Republican, and Daniel +. Miller, Ma
hony Democrat. We advise the people
in that region to turn ont, and hear tie
discussion ~
II Frank Semple does not handle the
notorious Daniel without gloves We shall
Iniss our guess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE,

We, the undersigned, Electors Of Lee County, lows,
most co rdiaiiy endorse Gen. A. Bridgman Of Keokuk
Iowa, and will every means 10 elect him Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County, In October next.
WIN. ALEXANDER,
WMsR-srEwART,
A. 6. LEECH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

Custom House Office, Keokuk, Aug ee, tc2-aug2s-otf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09

ksosauqua papers please copy.
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sword Presentation by Co. ID, 3Olh
Reg, 10 Lieut.. w. H. Randall,
IMhg Ey8AiMG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-09
Best Constructed Machine,

OF the III fefent kinds OF work.
Come and see che mAchlne and examine the work, st
my Dental Rooms. corner OF Third and Main streets
whether you wish to purchase " not
I. e. 1NGE1Y0I.I.. Agent.
t0B<lLos0
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~ y,ga s2.s.,l9 -I-9 e! 2 -
Az .IEYtN NskINsl1.A " M(llR.NiE,
1s,13s.. z 3. 9. e.fss,1e - !.
!. 75,5-5:7s55-.5=
dplish this, We tender our fortdhesy oar
n999r and our lives 20 pnF cptnksy. II
1lg;. lg; !I5sffsotgsd' That tbe thanks of the
~ afs nsreRy tsP P9sFsd Morgan,
i4bs i,Iil5 M H tor
ii 3t3s5 @ EeSsetie Oh Oh pt hhe meeting ON
ih 1YSStjI I.efS:iy T13i ulsd1sos, .olii q
4tb{s X is E u ! q,
Secretary SIid 81 ~ III Sssi;ne. S IiIS
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I IL Sss w 4Es, @ ts-
ffSn n, efl9 nol l;as. sl4il u -
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tSlgnedi Hi Is I We
Heps lsel iSilf':'t' ist.s nsll-' s'eYi {.
y ~ 10 = ~
I "a Moving Reca caftati0n Of Isl sion.
- - e. : ~, ,' a
The PatriotIC Spseoia, Of ,i:x.Sso,
. ~ dAsEotyn, made St Co1ttm bia ON
M - ..s9F1 Il, sel, 5s r Il
I,Ia, Prom tlle NtshTflle fHPtS
Il IN The Prket House Was, denselY crow
|. .eed sQme time betore the hour of speA4
klPg, lR9X people froRj eiGountrys -pFinci-
allYs iHhE9 AL seemed to nanitestipthe
greatest agerness sto 1istanl 30 thegdis-s
iQt the GTeatI and Iall aabsOrbing
lssuelot theNday. Governor Brown
beng pTesentpfa laFgel numbers of his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q sdesne to-; hear his
VIEWS. ON eti1e state OF public affairs and
the duty rot Fenftessee in the crisis. He
complied SIN 9aff address Of some thirty.
minutes. -
o., t.so soyt mn az 4 8,
7nEIR, atIdtiq 40 ssi4,t sti1. SGtnl99 fa,
g I7iiet 3 peaEance
O'l Cue YVES IN Lrutn very
uneSpeetea to nims te y. lad left Nash
< III ~ q slc
ah9 tn.l 4JeeL, az q presseG1 Old
ana estsmed ItrIet. as enteafcd 70 him By
i9ah et atid l to
ss slP Iith Ss.ltI1 sEnen 9 on e TINT
fq y y " Ht9i9 ~ saelll His views
staEe EP9 9t Pgsa atBIalg, tne 9t the
lily VIZ W p
iDy 9tI y 5tl9VleTifot all
!; f laal!i Y5lo, - ked ms
M aHHsei Hssei VINO zeal-
S!lstY tlIAl ~ INQUEST and
eScltllg pOlltlcal contests olrpaSt' years,
l%.nep esSNasotDelrichosen candidate for
q nonnrs, o. 2AndtnoWs although
nus sap0ltttcal careegfh 'Glosed toreveFI tnd
ne WAS sno asPirant for Office, fhe telt con-
strained! by tho sacred ties OF aacient
una hospitality 70 tender them
his sincere, ,sunpreiu dice8 and candid cdnn
lseliny their hour of GLOOM and tt6uble.
He could 7r6fuse Tenn notliiItgEo : !fFjr
he loved the old Stata rs d mother and
living mid living was HERS forever Tiiiteksa =
SFs E ss1Ss RfssS 55tBs s si9 $9t {$$ 5F$ag5 $s
fialee nhssiif6ihiIs ieFts Tesent aS F
Ind 50 gis,T T MA,
ana. fISS x =
ia 81 L. ~ tle 'f ffnian 6ad ,i;saS
nj If Tsyol aud s.ls
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ssgeeaglF to- p9tiee, a portion Of the off =
cerssand soldiers Captains, Hsl g .AiOrg
7sanls andtP. g. Vests Companies GsBtsin=.
-bled at Pine Grove IL the Methodist Church,
on tha2afh iddY hfSAdy ,AlaG7D The meet
ing was called to order by JgG. West IEsd:, -
by thes6F p6ihti 6g Levi N. iEowe, Presi4,
dent, q,5 and WilliaEi Cs LetfiHgWell tos est hs
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SaVingsb Banki OF V0Ae9 l4ngsS
oeaE fi9id gat4isvsi d
MONRYBEoEIVHDselS selSs tn RANHIENT pBH0stT
Nl InteFest p6id on Special Deposits .polleeti9n
promptly attended e. s. On the INT
sAsPLP HILDREFH, Troasuror. Jbnla.sea
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y .4aa1r5
rasi'sT zEA1s est Il
iTaana ~ ls93 iI2{LId q lilNTa NUIT7 It n
VI1i iE1l lf1IfN(Sj Y
8tlg,s RtElIi9JiR'11 !. /:
sioE 1Bv & lFilf6ssENe. !.
TNE1yEsol1D LINES OF 9FcEpAREI1, Ion osE 1NcaIDoS
-. LEss' 1tAKE A s9UAHE. I u
o spsS 81 "a TiIioj 6 20 81
Eo % One Afontl, %
Eesf s8 g 4Sfsl e 95s 5Sss SS SS
tk bts VIZ Months, %
Two VseI- .''' ~ One eaF,............29o 90
3e-SPloLAI NonCEs Double the above rates. -
od SS 3 n !s9s
nom b.Fs5S9 bS.Ia9 IL lrSs ~
sFSs Saf e e H4ss t9Is 6 a .
or $6lof d& Iionth but for shorter period nothing
IS,I4 ~, q SfgnEtsd - 7
the AdVertlsers own Immediate huSiness sand ali
establishments for the benefit of other nFs6n1 ~.
NelI a. all and ertlSements
~ s9ssf st SH E9SI Ip BIZ thsP s
!. 80 not aspomp panied VII SSrftts.
NilIl iHssttsd mn tRFlld charged
Notice. foF p5iIto to t6e' 6s' oSEEe e., IL All
.e9Bea Mt full ratas. ~ ~
g sermons. g eeht5c y,,,, PPpYl1z,5P
Union q setting, in " etzel gDRnty.yt
-!'ii,7is o iitfhi 9ia nlLafi snt -'sut hipl elS
Z EAssgeeaslF to p9tiee, q portion ofthe off =
cerssand soldiers Off Captains, H. G. AIDrH
5gan!S andtP. G. Vests Companies Esssm=,
-bled at Pine Grove, ia the Methodist Church.
on tha2afhidaY lhiSAidY ,&l869D The meet
ing was called to order by JgG. Westa ISsd:s, =
by thet6F PbihEi Levi N. iEbwe,S Pr9si4,
dent, and William c. LefiHgW eli ttos aFSt he
j. g. Westtlte6 BdI6& called upon by the
meeting .exptRinedl theg0biertin0a K6les aud
patrio CsPe5chi in which BE sfsfred to ths
pretended cause he'll ion, ifs .IhIIast-.t
ting iutiuenceEupon the prosperity iOf the
best and most sProsp nation of the
earth, nhal Closed IehaiTf rs after u speech
/ OF about s1oiFsi Wi spt SOLEMN appeal
to ~ Isnfef TO awake, and for thsit
h0poE, sthein. country, homes and fire-sides,
loilt, thu 6Io6d !ifsheed be. as-a2L Il
s Y II SE. 5, 81 ~ n sident
!I55.tTst as IL
4 s., i1i9a
81 IaH :ad li.y eiii
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q we., Ess .,b,s au2.1ss .l. CS3osaaaa
is B IL " tIlle 9, re-
hods,5 n9adi 5lsly adopted I
WARRBAas 9Ye are satisfied that in this
hOurebf ollnprecedented struggle for the
.lA' pt y 2. g. q q attonA by
y !, l
& s5s. utlu ~ sun III our tletdst
roase anu ~ men, VINO. are e1-i
t, gagSu ~ eyt!.llns pupes eLe unlntormqd
So az ior g Of
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we'll as all legal aaHST 6fdents and adVertiSementl
sales and Feal sent In BIZ them mus.
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is ws IIs4dSre Il our 5is7f fort ',.s IS
he99r aud our lives % pls cphntEy., 4; :, III
10: hfsokgsd, That The thanks of the
II 4 M m Fling are hereby ten pdered tp;E, Morgan:
/ ti; Abbey kind lRai and hers, for
ne nl6sP,E1le pi The meeting ON