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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
STATE OF IOWA.
ADJUrAST GENERAL 5 Ovrics. }
CLINTON, June ED, 1862. {
GENERAL ORDER. NO. "a.

~
Recruiting for the 14th or 10Th Iowa Infantry /, hereby
suspended until the 18th is full and until further OF ders
The advertisements reports that the three Compa-
mics to be raised for said f4th 10Th Iowa Infantry
would so to Fort Randall, and that its members would
have thirty days furlough. an est,u bonus are
without the authority Of this Department The Ba,tal-
lion OF three Companies when raised may be assigned to
Fort randall, but the matter is not yet settled.
Uniforms, Camp Equpagc, and improved lies for the
18th Regiment have been received the Regiment will
leave the State fully armed and equipped and ready for
service in the field.
The War Department urges the immediate organization
Of this Regiment and trust that every recruiting Office
will act with energy and report promptly
n. ID. BAKER
AIT Gen. Of Ioir1.
Newspapers in Iowa north Of Clinton and cast Of a
line running North and South through Polk county copy
once.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Saloon. FRANK WALLAcE's Saloon is abou,
to 60 on the dry dock" for repairs. A
great improvement IS to wrought in it. 1t is
to be extended to the entire length of the
building, which is eighty feet; the floor is ia
be sunk about ten inches; fuli.sized windows
arc to be put in on the side facing Second
street, and, beside, there is to be general
internal fitting up. TO accomplish this will
require about six weeks time. during which
business will be suspended. FRANK is going
to put in another billiard table, and perhaps
two more tables. He is bound to make his
saloon Just about right, and second to none
in equally populous districts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
PIMpLEs AND Skis plsEAsEs are ,he r..ut q

PIMPLEs AND SKIN DISEASES are the result Of
impure blood. The blood becomes thick and clogyed
The skin not able to cast or the Impurities
TO health. IIew many young men and women see
with their faces covered with pmples and blotches who
are endeayoring to them BY the Of soap and
washes Of various kinds This 10 very dangerous and
and should be practced by persons DESTROYS OF
good health. Mothers who have children afflicted with
and eruptions, should dry them up by ex
teri,al application for in this way they will drive in the
hnmors and produce III health for the child during il,
whole life time There Is mother that likes her
children afflicted with feeble health.
7 ~JUpsONs MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS are prepared
expressly for the Of eruptions Of the skin such
fimples, Blotches, Sores, &C. They cleanse the blood
Of all impurities producing beautiful clear and healthy
skim much admired by all people Of and refine
ment. a.~ +5aH 10 -.@ +~t~
Jadsons Mountain Herb Pills sold by all Medicine
Dealers. " .g s. s-af5s.ssJ.. ." 20 wrr..t %
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Good Hefort.-" Why is i" asked Iswe t
sixteen" few evenings since of a bcar,lless
soith, ''fhat young ladies IN general think
go <rach Of gentlemen with heavy boards p
4 should think you ought to know" was
the reply, but suppose tho bearded ones
arc better conversatonists, as they can al
ways give plenty Of air to any subject.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Nfc Nnsie.-Wc have received the fol
lowing pieces Of new music from that enter
prising music publisher, II. NJ HIGGlNs, III
Randolph Street, Chicago: Rose Wreath,
choice collection of ballads, by FRANK How
ARD; Needle Song as sung by Madam.
Hermon in Jeanettc's Wedding, by Victo,
Mause; Year of Jubilee or Kingdom has
Come" by Sambo. All ofthese pieces have
words accompanying the music. Send to
HIGGINS for your music every time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

for his farm in Wright county, which has
just been opened. The farm consists of ten
thousand acres, all Of which is to be turned
to good use. He proposes to make a stock
farm OF 1t, and go extensively into that bust
ness. In addition to the two hundred head
of cattle he now has he wishes to purchase
throe hundred head more, making five humid
red, which he thinks will do very well to
start on
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Robdery.-Judge Shaw was rGaseed last
Sunday evening Of $l2l. No clue to the
perpetrators. There seems to be band OF
burglars who make it their business of late
to call upon our monicd citizens every few
weeks TO relieve them Of their loose change
Judge Shaw, however, is the heaviest loser
lin the lot Waterloo Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

To Furlouqhcd Sol3ivs.-In another col
umn may he found General Order from the
Adjutant Generals Office of interest to sol
sicrs home on furloughs Hon. A. f. BRowN
OF this place, has number OF the new passes
which he will fill out as they may be needed
by soldiers wishing to return to their rcgi.
fncnts, ... ... ... .. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

w Grain Eleyator.-GILMAN & Co., proprie-
tors Of the King of Elevators, have an adycr-
tisement in this weeks paper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Building.-A large amount of building is
being done. We shall soon be obliged to get
out another list. .s..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Veil Pet III The other evening full
breasted female broke out With
TT viii, vas in the land Of Cottoa."
4 ecEtleman present looked up yery much
surprised, and remarked:
We'll, Miss, I should think You were
thcrc!'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

from the Grand Mogul Of Bengal, A Witty
Cuss, after which the crowd dispersed Til
evening, when the people again came toycth
CT to witness a grand display Of fireworks.
At this late hour we have not time to en-.
ter further into the particulars Of the Water.
loo celebration. We congratulate our
neighbors upon the entire effort, and trust
that all of their undertakings in the future
may result p,opoI tionally well. We could
not give any estimate of the number Of pco
pie present, but we know the town was
throngcd. Everything passed off harmoni
ously and pleasantly, and the people now
have the satisfaction Of realizing that they
had celebration in Waterloo which was nc
half way affair.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Netc observation-disclosures & KEYEs have
gone into the Storage, Forwarding and Com
mission business, which will DC seen by an
advertisement elsewhere. ... -.#.s -.a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Book Binders-Sec advertisement of SHAT
Tuck & DoN, book binders, etc, Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa. They do good work, at rcasona-
bic prices.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Good Cigars.--Smekers, as a general
thing, prefer good cigars to poor ones, and
you can always be certain of getting a tip.top
article at LIoYp's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

The Fourth In Waterloo.-Thc citizens of
Waterloo, we think, have every reason to be
proud Of their commemoration the Seth an
niversary of our national independence The
programme laid down for the day was car
ried out to the letter. The Grafton by Ii. +.
PEBBLES, Esq, Of that place, was generally ad-
mittcd to be one Of the best efforts that the
people Of Waterloo had ever listened to. The
exercises, in fact, throughout were conducted
in such manner as to give the best satisfac.
ton. At 8 o'clock in the afternoon the re-
turned Pike Pcakers and Mormons made
their appearance. We thought we had seen
fantasies, but never before had we seen any,
thing which could any where near approach
the supreme righteousness Of this troupe
We should judge that there were about one
hundred of them, nearly all mounted on the
most dilapidated specimens of horse flesh
Black Hawk county could afford. There
was one four-horsc team in the procession,
which drew large truck wagon, on which
was located something resembling a fiery
furnace, In which perpetual discharge OF
fire-crackers was kept up. There was one
little white jack harncssed to a hand cart.
which made very fantastic appearance
Brigham Young was in the caravan, and two
OF his wives, one niger wench and the
other white woman. Not one in the com
pany but what was Enthusiastically dressed. AZ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Rebellion Record-Part XIX Of this ex
cellcnt work is received. II contains portraits
of Maj. Gen. JONI PoPE and Com. 4. F.
feccB. 10 Americans this work is invalua
Bio 20 go
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

leo Cream.-GooDnEAD, at the City Ba-
kerry, makes excellent Ice Cream, as his large
patronage fully indicates. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
COM M E r CIAL.
Is CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE, !
. ..ar-aa. ar.r- rs FRIDAY July 4 1Sf,1

A"~ CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE,
.e. r"..1 p ee"E gsE Friday, July 4, 1859.
Crops.-Snce our last issue We have been on. among
the crops and speak cncouragngy Of the prospect
the growing crops. We fields OF wheat as good
growed and predict big crop in the Cedar
Valley. Corn viii be much better than first anticipated
We field Of corn that would measure feet Us 1t
stood Oats good Potatoes first rate; vegetables all
right fruit plants grass growing and excellent CROP
We can then say that the prospect for good crop In
Valley is good.
Wheat.-Wheat has been active the past week buy.
go high figure for the staple prices from IS ST.
for milling wheat good demand from Sc to ssh. The
Chicago and Milwaukee markets have been rather uctu
atng he past week, prices from II to ST. about
10, 1000 bushels has I'cen received the last week.
COrn.-Corn iirm--not much in market, at rs cent
Oats.Oats active, at % cents which i, the ruling
price. 3. ...a
yIfdcs.--lIides good sale. Green 3to4. Green salt
ed and cured, II too. Dry flint, to 10.
Buttcr.-Go God butt;r in demand, and firm at Y to
for frkin; fresh table 10 to III Received the last
week 5000 pounds.
WeoI.--The clips begin to come around more
plenty the market firm and but little competition; we give
the following the current present. based upon
what we believe tobe reliable Information. Full blood 40c
quarter blood SIC. Half blood 80. One luartsr
blood CSC. Coarse 20 to i5c. Some pounds have
been received the last week.
The Produce NIovement.-The shipments
from Cedar Falls for the week ending July 3D. are a.
follows: .".r. ......
Wheat, 7,TI5 bushels.
Flour, |, lS4 barrels.
Miscellaneous freight, 1879 pounds
frelghts.-ncluded in miscellaneous s. 13 pounds
wool; 4,4o' pounds hides; 9s3 pounds butter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

LOCAL DEPART N EhT
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

> Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
rt.H - 3
IS ss-13a g.+sE l ARRIVALS. .a
Eastern--Day, $50 r..
Mechanically, 600 r. NJ
western-sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays P. "
4outhern-Daiiy, 500 p. NJ gHT
8 Clear Lake-Sundays and Fridays, , Pm ..
AlgonA-we dnesdays, 3P.N
DEPARTURES.
Kastsrn--Daly, 4.
Northern Daily, Pm.
western--Tueslays, Thursdays and Saturdays, A. ~
Scuthern--Dai.y, IA N.
Clear Iake-wednesdays and Saturdays SAN.
@. N. HARRIS, p. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Tho Fcstiral-Thc Methodist Strawberry
Festival, last Friday evening, was a very
pleasant affair. 4 large company was pres
The net proceeds we understand were about
COX OO Hs re-. aEss"-H.9.. .E-. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

4 Fact.-That the ice-cream and straw
berries which can be had at DEviNEs make
the most cooling, refreshing, invgorating,
animating, reviving, cheering, pleasant, graf
if,ing, agreeable, delightful dish which ever
ticklcd the palate of a heat-opprcssed mortal.
Go and prove the truth of what we say.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Local.-Our agricultural editor has some
good local items in his department this week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Mail Mtltters.--James w. Virtue, Of De
cotah City, Nebraska Territory, who obtained
the contract for carrying the mail on the
Western route from this place has failed to
fulfill his contract. Under the circumstan'
ces it devo!ved upon this Office to see that
the service was kept up Postmaster Har-
ris has made arrangements with the West
ern Stage Company to continue on this route
the same as under tho old contract.
LUTHER II. BARNES, of this place, con-
tractor on tic Northern route, put on his
line Of stages between here and Bradford on
the l st inst. We are glad TO sec that he has
put Oh goed conveyances and good teams,
and we trust that he may receive mertcd
patronage from the public in addition to that
from Uncle Sam. SHARPE, the old contrac-
tor, has not drawn off, making opposition
lines OIL this route. Competition is the
life of business" l.'" ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Clo~d.-The Summer term Of the Public
Schools closed yesterday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Hoops.-One day last week squad OF
Dutch girls went into one of the first mer-
camille houses of the place to do some trading
One wanted hoops, which she selected. Mer-
chant inquired, very politely: rs p
"Shall put paper around it?
go, no." replied the dame, puts 'em
on !" and stepping to one side the operation
commenced. Merchant blushed, stammcred,
and finally made it ineligible to the girl
that he preferred her to go into Darkroom,
to which be pointed The obcdcnt girl
started and as she walked still continued
the operation, which by the time she had
reached the door OF the room designated was
all complete, except the hooking Of the band
around the waist, WHICH last act was per.
formed in the doorway before the eyes Of
the t, embling merchant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Personal We had the pleasure on Wed
ncsday of shaking ths hand Of our old towns
man and friend, Dr. s. n. PIERCE, Of the 14tl
Iowa Regiment. The Dr. has been stationed
at Fort Randall, Dacotah Territory, will
three companies Of that Regiment, since No
vcmbcr last. lie with his wife arrived here
on Tuesday Of this week, eight days from
the Fort, distance Of oyey four hundred
miles, having made the entire Sourney by
stage. The DR.. looks we'll, and brings gooc
report of the health of our boys. He has
been transferred to the other portion of his
regiment, which is somewhere in Dixie, ant
is now on bis way to his new position liz
will remain in town week or So
On. GEo. SPRAGUE Of Butler county, F.
couple Of weeks ago went to ST. Louis, and
on his return stopped at Keokuk on business
While there he went into the hospital and
his heart was SO touched with the suffcrings
of the sick and wounded Iowa boys, and the
great lack OF competent care, that he resolved
to remain and devote his time to the care OIL
those suffering ones. He has business here
aud in Butler county urgently demanding his
personal attention. But this he did not re-
gard, considering his duty there, and there
resolved to remain. We consider this pat
riotic action of the Doctors worthy of all
commentator.
-SrnsoN HUTcHIss, Of the Dubuque Her.
raid, arrived in town on Wednesday evening
and took the stage for up country.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
FOR SALE.
A BARGA

I OFFER FOR SALE a LOT OF ABOUT $500
1 worth of STAPLE DRY GOODS, just received from,
the East and will give the purchaser time dercdor
exchanged for other property.
lhave also eight or ten lots we'll locatedan also
first rate farming lands which will sell great
if sailed for soon.
WIN. ii. SESSIONS.
Cedar Falls, Iowa, May Is, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15

MEDICAL DEPoT.-The attention of the med.
ical profession and Of our citizens generally s in
vited to the advertisement Of Dr.. .schueler in
another column. The Doctor has opened a
very fine establishment in the Neil House, next
door north Of the POstofice. From the hall Of
the PostOfice, there is an entrance to the Doc
tors well,6lled, neatly arranged, spacious and
attractive room, thus rendering it easily acces.
siblc to ladies and gentlemen visiting the
Postoffice. ....,,f % -,.-
For the many aalutary, pleasant and agreea-
BILE things to be had at this new establishment,
we refer the reader, and especially the lady
reader, to the Doctors advertisement. We
cannot, however, forbear mentioning his fine
Soda Fountain, whose delicious sparkling wa
ters it is such a pleasure to quaff. Be sure,
ladies and gentlemen, to call on DR.. sChuel-
Ter, next door to the PostOfice, and call often.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
NNostimr OF she DemocrasIc state Gen.
.---'-l7 ~ Z eRal q mmitte0.

The Democratic State Central Committee
had q meeting ut the American Hotel, In this
city, yesterday afternoon, and decided to hold
e.ate Convention, TO be held on the Fourth oi
July next, in Columbus, for the purpose Of nom
Ina.ine q State ticket. Each county will be
entitled to one delegate. and an additional dele
gate for every foe huadred votes, or for every
fraction Of i,po hundred and fifty and upwards,
cast for Hon. HUoH J. JEwErr, for Governor in
1861. ~ @
The utmost harmony and good feeling char
seterized the meeting, and the members OF the
committee all concur in the opinion that Radi-
calism mus. go TO the wall in ohio at the next
election. They gave .hs most encouraging as
surances Of success, confidently predicting the
triumph Of the cause Of the Union as 1t Was'
and the Constitution as Ii is.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
Probate Court.


Items of business transacted In the Probate
Court of franklin county, Judge Albery, during
the week ending Wednesday, May IA, 1862:
Six marriage licenses were Issued during
the week.
The last will and testament Of Jason Bal,
late Of Clinton township also, Of Mary Ann
Livengood, late Of Msdison township, and Of
John Hinckel, late Of Columbus, were admitted
to probate.
Sarah F. Bull, widow of Jason Bull, appeared
in open Court, and elected to take under her
late husbands will.
Jacob Kroneubitter vas appointed Guardian
Of George Thomas, James and Frederick KEN
merly, and Isaac Dixon guardian Of William J.
Dixon. =
James Beers was appointed Administrator Of
Uriah Beers-bond in $4,000.
sETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS.
The following accounts were settled and bal.
ances struck as follows, j
FRS. Accounts Abraham BOror, Guardian Of
Jacob, Phebe A. and William L. Barbee-due
wards, $ll.22 each. -.---
Same as Guardian of Henry, Mary G George
W., and Sarah A. Huffman--Dae Henry $500
IA; Mary c. $556T; George, W. $574.02 l.;
Sarah A, $4O4 10.
William L. Sullivant, Guardian of Edward
G. sullivant-- ward $8,l95 40. F..
Same as Guardian of William L. Sullivant,
Jr.,--Due ward $2i,OOs.4l.
Second Accounta--Abrabam BOrror, Guardian
Of Mary Isabella Ford--Due ward $l,25544.
George Wagner, Administrator of Michael
Thomas--Due estate Sl546l@g-E
Third Account-Jaoob Henry, Executor Of
Frederick Henry-Due estate, $l20ll. rT
Fourth Account-JOhn Wagner, Executor Of
Abraham Winter-Due Executor, 1876 50.
Final Accounts-Isaac Williams. Guardian
of Phebe A. WILLIAMSBURG ward, $56 so.
John schrock, Guardian of VIM. H. and
Milton P. schrock--Due wards, $40 O716 each.
christopher Sirsder, Guardian of John strA-
der-Due ward, $499.33. --
John ColWiIl, Guardian OF Eliza J George
H and Parthenis E Fickle--Dae wards, S263..
&c each -.7
John 0tstOtt, Administrator Of James Ste
phens-Due Administrator, $l9.77.
John Blker, Administrator Of Joseph F.
Long-Due estate, $l2ls9. ..-.-..
Solomon swagIer, Guardian of Mary E. and
Lovinia Blrbee--Dus Mary E., 50 AZ, and Lo
vinia $40 SO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15

cI.Issps are suffering from the effec.s Of the
sebelIion. whilst the Southern States will re-
main for some time 10 very doubtful credit =
The inference from these and other facts Is,
that It will be safe to sell wools at the present
hear Of many lots in Ohio being contracted
At prices ranging from forty 10 fifty cents, which
would make them average fofty-hve cents.
presume al these prices sellers will not look iol
q better market, as it is plain to see prices may
be- lower before they are higher.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15

PErrRsBURe, in Dipwiddie county, Virginia, ii
situated on the South bank Of the Appomatto1
river, twelve miles above its entrance into the
James ct City Point Theriver is navigablO "a
Petersburg, which is at the head Of tide-water
Petersburg IL connected by railroad with City
Point, Richmond. Norfolk, Lynchburg and
Weldon, on the border Of North Carolina
There is continuous line Of railroad commu.
nlcation from Petersburg to Mobile, and also to
Memphis, Tenn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
Ths woel Trade.

From the "Wool Circular for May" Of 8. N
GooDAIE, Of Cleveland, we take the following
One year ago II was plain TO dlpcern that large
requirements for the army, together with the
sparse supply Of cotton, to which then alIud-
ed, would create an active demand for wool; al
this time Il seems quite the reverse. Our army
is we'll supplied with clothing, many msnufac
turers have still large quantities. Of cloth svait.
ing Government orders. With vic,ory pictured
on nearly every loyal banner, indiostipg speedy
of as least one-half Of this immense
army; With trade 10 follow Ia the wake Of the
troops, many would naturally conclude that the
supply and demand would be more active than
during the war. This might hold good were It
not for the fact that one-half Of the Northern
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15

sarsapArills, and 70 she value Of III bis rome
dies % articles Of great public utility. such
evidence from, such high aources bears uA out
trIumphAn.ly in the position We tsvsi long main,
taInsd with regard 70 Doct. Ayer'spreparati
or more particularly our advertisements of.hen.
No publishers need be more opposed than we
we're to the promulgatlon Of quackery in any
shape, but we knew when we began, that his
remedies were above any suspicion Of deception
that they were about the best It Ia possible 70
produce for the cure Of disease, and that they
have the confidence Of al communities where
they are known. Not alone because the May
ors Of the whole country believe them useful to
their people, but because we know from expe-
rience that they are SO to ours, do We believe We
are rendering substantial service to our read
ers ID making their virtues knOvnto them
Courier, Princeton, Ky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-15
or NATIoNAL Plan FoRm.
Parpetssa ~ ths War,

{ cora.r... m vorn nE.RIY UNANIMOUS, PAssED TIM
- X. .Tsos AND fs rIn r. On STANDARD OF LOYALTY:
hat M pronent deplorable civil war has been forcea
po1 hs county By the disaniOnists Of the Southern
S,clss no n eFms against the oons utonal Govern
snf apd 10 arms around the 0ap,al that In this Ma
t6nai emergency. Congress, hanishng all feeling OF
mere p1ssIon and resentment will recolect only is
~ nsir Dagf n am spIrNo oppression, or for any
nr,poee al conquest or sWljHgdtioa Or parpose ef
6Sesflyosojao or 1ntsrfsrtnO ioifh TIE rigs sstdo.
cs,,fdjn tls suoysn0cV or tie Cont and @
Trsrcrvs AZ Unfo spik ~ the dignity. equality, ana
rioi on ~ ssvsraf State wntzlPat, ID; and ihot g.
sSon a. thsse oscb are aeconplssned nc S0dr oS0"'