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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
Unissa ssasss Lissnses.

OhhvO0 USotOo A100AVG0s
Pubiis NODES h hssby givss- Dat Dc ahraai sol
lection iis aDA Exeise Taxes for The Coa.l, sf Lss
In ths Arsl Assics The ysar commeneins
Ssptsmbsr list, lBea, has been returned by the e. g.
Assessos.
PAynsnt b hereby demsnAed rshvah Of psrsuns
named therein Of the snHsunt set their nAnss
respectively b ~ United States Collector Of IsrsaI
ksvenus, II ~ ara dis,cs Iowa al his sAss IL ~
COURT HoUs. Il roKT MADISON. Al payn euta
mus. BE- nsds before The clsh Asy ofDses.bsr seat
and all psrsons Who shall sexisss ~ sAs Sss.
and other Ts,s. sssssssd asainss tAen within De
time SPECIFIED shall b liable 10 pay TK1 Per
disaon ~ spcn tb> smoast Thereof.
No collection vii Be- made elsewhere than At the
oace u The coit-esor. without the sdional TEN per
esAsam eeias made - he lsv provides.
No other currency than TRKAsURY NOTES win
b received.
Ssassa 50 Eresss Lss ays, That II any person ~
persons shall exercise carry any iade or husi
nsss sor which iicsass i rsquired By shls act With
out taking out sseh boenss, ~ shs ~ tey SHAH for
every sseh essces, respectivsly fsrfsit psealsy
equal y three tnes rs amount of he day or ssh Of
money Imposed tor such licenses.
J. G. wALKER,
Collector First Dlstrict
Fort Msdison, lows Nov NH, teno--dsf wA -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
RumofeA 1ssIgnastsna.
tt.a New York, Dec. 20.

II The Wsshipgtos Star Of yesterday eve
ming says, that caucus Of Republican i,
Senators was held on the 10th, aud i
resolution offered requesting che Presi-
dent to dispense with the services az Sew
ard was discussed. The vote Wa l6 in
favor Agsiast Is. On The. 18th another
csucus adopted ! substitute. recommend
ing the President to partially remodel
his Cabinet. The conservatives believed
II would be regarded = general invita-
ton to tho whole Cabinet to resign. ! On
bling informed Of the act, the Secretary
aad Assistant Secretary Of State sent ii
their resignations, requesting their Inn
mediate aoceptance. E a.ts e ss''ses'as y I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
Ess4 1atseS 49,
Ii IfCsiro, Dec ie.

Iemphia papars have hsail received
The Bulletin says two rebel segiments
wers sssngsp The Yasoo fiverAt he time
Of the e1piosion Of tie tsfpsdS This i
denied W the officers on board ~ Cairo.
The stsbela are said 70 b foStifying
Vicksbu,g-that they have 70 guns
mounted On the river; 200 ID al mount
ed; thai their fortifcations extend 8 miles
back from the river. Most OF this is i'm
probable. They have NO such number Of
guns nor s1ch forti6catious. Itsis doubt
I'D by good judges whether the rebels will
fight at Vicksburg.
While Gen. Hovey's expedition was in
Mississippi, some stngglsn who followed
him, went u, Mrs. Hills plantation, on
the Cold Water, 20 miles from Friar's
Point, and robbed her Of c30, 900 IN gvid,
aalot Of Confederate scrip, gu mules and
other property. On Saturday she was at
Helena. frying to recover her property,
Gen. Viele giving her all the assistance
in his power. aa I. t..s .l. 4 = I ''
4aMrs. Gov. Harvey, Of Wisconsin, came
up from Memphis this morning.
The Sallie List, just from Vicksburg,
where she has been With load of pro-
visis.s, reports every thing quiet along
the river as she came up.
Six thousand CenfedeIstes are said TO
have gone from Vicksburg 10 jackson,
where their force numbers about 0,O0o.
Nearly all the wood piles % the river
bank south Of Helena have been burned,
and cotton burning Is still p1cticed. On
Monday sec bales we're burned 1t 6ardis-
pamela, Miss valued at $75, 900, belong
ing to planters. who were trying 70 bring
il TO Memphis. Seversl transports are
aground below Helena. r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
Live I Jssus {!


m. j. b. Howell: 8 'se tras i.
. DEAN 6IH: We wish to inform the h.
dies Of Keoknk, through yosr ss~spaper,
sthat Ne have several articles renainine
nnsoA After our Fair, including shildrsn's
dtssea. ipfants' caps, gentiAmsn's. alp
rrs, smoking caPA cigar cases, atoy sso.,
~ very suitable Tor Holiday presents. and
which We viii b happy v sell II cost.
They can bc examined by calilng n ii.
Convent daring The merit vesk o. tsr
days. Very rssPscsfslly, l.s,
Norma MARY GoxoAoA.s 4
Convent Of the Visitation, Dec. 20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

Military Notice.

Once Of Provost Marshal, Aug. 70.
Hereafter no sales OF intoxicating liquors vill b.
permitted TO enlisted men OF The United states Arnv
IN ibis eiiy.
Persons rsilng In violation OF this order will BE-
arrested. and stiLss measures taken 10 proven,
rspetition of the onrnse.
]. NJ. niATT,
septl-d Provost MAMMAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
ETThe 4oth Iowa Infantry left Iowa
City last Wednesday for Dixie.

EE The wood market is we'll filed
each Saturday. Prices from 81 to "a SO
for good oak wood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

MAKING IT xyEx.-The Governors
Secretary converts communication wit
en,by another psrson into "a editorial
q our avn. while % the other hand To
editor OF the Constitution insiats thai 80
editorial production Of our own Wa writ
tan by another person.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

~The City Book Store. j. W. Og
den, has been greatly improved by hsv-
ing couple of fine large show windows
in front substituted for the old ones. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
nstice 70 shippers Ana Carriers.

BY an ordsr fro0 IL Treasury Dspaxtnspt, Ship
pers and cArlers seasirsd, before
nsnts Of Goods Sail. amounting 70 over esse. 70
places tn tbs st and second tier or counsiss tbs
Southern border OF the STATE Of Iowa, 10 die the
Custom Hons~ once al keotsk, Iowa, m osth pre-
sribed By The Treason, department also, "a execute
bond, with spprcvec sustsss that the goods therein
DESERVED shall not BE- tFaasTsed sold used many
way, - - 10 sive aid ceEfoRt - iusaygss ~ 10
~ mpahfers With those IN rebellion against the Coy
srament Of the United Statss. K
Blsnhs can b. Obtained and instructioss riven q
the SuSvsycr's Once.
JOHN sTANNUs,
s SarveyoEe ~ tbe Pert.
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A Unisn victory IN North Carolina.
New York, Dec. so.

Details Of the victory at Kingston, North
Carolina, show that the march was . con-
:inued success Of sighting, in which all
distinguished themselves. Several havo-
net charges took place. .,..@
The rebels are reported having Is 900
men. and their loss in killed and wound
ed is heavy. 1900 were taken prison
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
Headquarters Army Of Potomac, !
December 10Th.

f1o"o4uHHt1lo nKNy VI VeoWHCi I u
December 10Th.
All has been quiet to-day excep. two
shots fred to disperse the gathering Of
bands Of rebels on the PLAIN opposite
The enemy strongly picket the river along
our fro,a 8gA 20 "a
The official report Of our losses in the
late battle make the number Tess than re-
ported, being less than 400 Killed, and
5000 wounded. A large portion of the
wounded are only slightly hurt. Welost
about 800 prisoners. and captured about
as many. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

i - Burkitt 4 Co., have just received
200 dozsn roolen hoods. 50 dozen wooden
skating caps for Misses and children, gem
tiemen's and ladies' undershirs, 80 dozen
heavy buck gloves, splendid lot ladies'
furs, gents gloves, 200 pocket books at
ten cents each, felt jockies. ladies' bask-
cts, hats. caps, buffalo robes, comforts,
scarfs, nubias, &c. d1m1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
The Confessions and Experience 81
a Peor Young AAn.

gentleman having ssen Gnred 1t iAs- sssalts OF
sariy srsor and disease. will fsOs motives ofbenevo
isnss. send 10 those who request copy oiths above
ntsrsstiAs narrative, published By hnself This III,
Tie hook il desisnsd warning and canion 70 young
men aud those who ssner iron AHavous DEsslnr,
Loss o. Axnosr. PxEnATuRE DscAs, he. -, SAP
plying atthe same time the means u self cuSs Single
copies win be seal Under seal In plain snvslopss-
without cha ssa.-to An, who requsstit BY sddYss-
sing shs author,
CHAs. A. LAMBRRT, Rsq,,
dsc6-dsm 0resupotnt, Long island, New YoYk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

Fou1n--A large brass hey, found on
the levss, between Main and johnson
streets, 10 left 10 our Office for the owner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

~John Schaffer and Conrsd Litner,
were before Recorder Lyman, on satur-
day afternoon, charged with disturb.
ing the peace and quiet Of Main street,
in the vicinity Of the wood market. The
Recorder fined each Of the belligerenn
80 end costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

WHtHRsVu, W. 10. :
The navy department has been inform.
ed BY Lieutenant Commanding, English.
Of the Sangamon, that be recently cap
tured the schooner By-Georgs, from
Nassau, Nh. with IN assorted cargo 81
eofsss salt &C., and cent her TO Key
West.
Itie understood that the Secretary OF
the Treasury ,Las completed his 6naacs
bill, recommending nine hundred mil
hon loan At not over III Per cent. H. I'd
heres truly u the op n.Un 10 his anaaAl
report that the money can be raised By
loan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
Letters fer the MespaaaI. /.

To seisie the deiivery of icttevs for the Hospitals
. box has bcen assigned 30 each ward. All eonessneA
will lheIeors ss Instruct their friends
writing them 10 direct theis 70 tie box for
thei proper Wsni.
h~l.-.
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Col. Gray, of the Goth New York, wa,

\ Col. Gray, Of the Goth New York, was
killed.
Our total loss does not exceed l50.-
The principal fight ~ss few miles irom
Kingston, where the rebels we're satsench-
ed, but after their house sighting, they
rvtreated towards Kingston, endeavoring
TO destroy bridge leading to that place.
but the 9th Rhode 1sIand charged over
and saved It. One division rapidly cross-
ed, when the rebels setreAted, one rebel
brigade towards Nolsberry, the other To-
wards Weldon. our shells helping them
along. sae
Capt. Wells and Lieut.. Polkins, 3Oth
Connecticut, were killed. Their regiment
fought until out Of ammunitios, then
vent in with bayonets. The 4,h Aass.,
Major Chambers commanding, captured
10 officers and men. including the Lieut..
Col. of the esd South Carolina regiment
March was taken up on the 10Th for
Goldsboro.
Rebel Movements In Arkansas.
New York. Dec. 20.
Gen. Curtis has rcceived . despatch
from Gen. Herron, stating thst Hindman
r-oss-d the Arkansas rivsr with his infan-
Try, while Marmaduke is on the north
side with his cavalry.
Hundreds from Hindman's army are
daily joining Heron. Many Of them sx-
press the greatest disgust 1t the rebel
campaign and think further prosecution
hopeless.
Curtis yesterday received communi-
cation from the rebel Gen. Holmes, for
warded by order of JEFF Davis, inquiring
into the facts relative 10 the shooting Of
ten confederstss by order Of NcNeif.--
Accompanying the Communication is a
printed slip from the Grenada Appeal,
credited to the Palmyra Mo- Courier.
Holmes and the Confederate Government
desire to know If this account is subssan-
tally correct. Curtis reply will proba-
bly, be published. 1t 10 looked for with
much interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
BurnsiAs Resixns.

New fork, Dec. 70.
The Warrington Star says il u senA-
IDENTITY reported on the street that Gen.
Burnside has tendsred his resignation
d the command Of the army Of the Pc;
tomac. 80 j, e. ss3s &C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

SEssITrvE.-Taking OF = postage
stamp, which had been put on wrong end
up, and turning it around to prevent an
apparent rush Of bloed to the bead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

Buffalo. Dec. 90.
No news received from any point
Weather very cold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

~Lovry's News Rooms are on Second
street, nearly opposite the Post O6ce.-
Everything ofa Periodical character that
Is worth reading is kept for sale 81 Low.
~. ea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
THE GATE CITY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER a2.

No. VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock of Hats, Caps. Fun, Gloves,
de-, constantly on hand, 1t the lowest
cash prices. @@ Tuovl0.aml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

Washington, Dec. 10.
The Star Of to-day says that Seward
has resigned. 4t
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COMMERCIAL.

-. Now York NkAYko0s q y J NFI
4e NewYork. Dec. 50,
'Riour-harkst dull and s. lover, s@les d % os0
- IS for Extra Stat; - 7eo@s IS n. n. o
d Whsss-Dsfl and dropping, Sales a si 9oDel 70
Spring u mai y Ailvaskse Clab; q 4O1o, .
Winter Led.
CofA-0AShse steAdy tsss active Sales 1t 7ND.7o
Aippdns mixed wsstsrn. .,sf
Oats-Activs. 6ales 81 oo07Qc. sa 7s
Perk-Firass. GA ~ Mess. ssssa#I
LArA-Gtsady-~9Dlor.
rwhiskJ-3sK0n saAts. N 8afr 4
Gsocsriss-Inaceive. - ~ i.sss ~ & 4
: / sfff#F gAlSfN{-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

A| The river 10 again fan Of floating
ice, and rs the weather has tendency
towards zero, We may expect iu.errup-
tons In travel aud our eastern mails for
. short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

DAWN DRIVE understand the
steamer Eagle made her last trip 70 War
sw on Saturday last, in case the weather
continues cold.
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NOTICE.

The members Of the Iowa State Insurance Company
are hereby rohAed that the Annual Messing VIII be-
held on the seconi Monday Of January next, II the
once OF The Company III the Cay II Keoknk ai2 O'Clock
r. ~, at which time n Bearu OF Directors will be
elected for the snsnng year,
once on Aaln-st., between I'd and Sd
SAMUEL =. CARLY, Secretary.
Dee. -, 1e01-dim. 9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

\ - See notice Of Gold CHAIN and
Locket lost.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-21
tie Fea'ssyhioma 'ssS@adl 3oryusl.
BE FAITHFUL.

This nihy'seemto bc q very common
.plaee INJUNCTION, oftcn.used in exhorhtion
without particular significance. But there
:are some circumstances which surround us
,at present, which should give it special
weight. 4}ia
Its a season Of the year when the schools
Through the state are generally opening for
ttheprinaipal term. 1t is .wallAnown, that,
i'm almost every township throughout the
whole. length and breadth Of the common
mssilth, SOME Of ollr most spiritedmnH best
lprcparcdlnale teachers have '''gone to,tlte
wars ';-n,aiiy OF them have gone never to
,rcturn. Their bones are already whitening
,on many "a. battlefield. .lf those RHO are
yet. in tleiranks, we must at least be de-
,prived of their services. for the current sea-
son. egGsW .5ei1t -4st-i .r
1.-The consequence rs, tlxat Inaany ,cf cnr
schools nnrst.te taughtiby young ,amllinex-
ypcriencetl teachers. 10 them we wish to
,saY, -bef&ithful. Pcrhaps a word of .etl-
imonitionnat the. e.pcscnt .junctimc may be
Timely, mot ,O1iy jiscr the interests OF the
Observation-Disclosures.
.fsYeuii,xyiUotl so we'll prepared in ypur
sstudiesas ,yDu sshoaild he, though you .nray
iEiavc-a certiiicatefnom yaur Superintendent.
If so, then tdke, PAINS Itu,aake earsfuli prep
.aration, eeachtday, ,for the, aboHs hGtore You.
Under the esspur,1f ,iseeessity often .new life
,breakstuponth the,mindin thelnidst Of such
lprepsmtion. The excitement ,ef the lmo-
,ment naaysenablc'youito see a factoraa pro-
cess Of reasoning, .in;a,clearcr light Than
teycr ,before.Iiq ~! astg a5i
s'fliis special preparation is never without
great advantage to any teacher. iBut of
special 2val,le Is it to the young and inexpc-
,riencea. lit viii give them confidence lit
.ItiWill giee Them ,clearness of perception.
1T viii give them power over the minds Of
7thcm pupls,i and inspire them with conf
.donee. 7ai noc s rsol ilat s5tt lf
daaAsain ,ibeing young and inexperienced,
syou may be inclined to be giddy anti thought
hess, y'and your own had example may tbeqa
,n,eans Of ,ySuritailure. Having received "a
lprettysgoodrccrfffrate. for scholarship, You
,maylfecl aSseiE-safiaaetaeaiin that, which
:may prove va sstpailAiag: block.
=. .Butit sbeaibdi be horne jintanand lby you
tliat Other iiIfirfTgs 'bestaes scholarship in
teaching are requisite. The manner, the
habits, fthe,nporals' Of the paplpilsqare to be
under fias iasi iaences Of yourlguiding hand.
= Your Glan1er, ,y,u,r oNneS sapapk, your sen
6timenss eehibited perhaps in rngaarded mo
smentsss'srcee ereri4n9'.a' s soansasat irtlpenoe.
hFF When tezrptcd tpexcossir in sgayety and
spleas'fre, remember that youaaresatteaeher,
and tbSash YOUNG IN years yeisare to aaet
in this capacity as the nsapa and the apoaaoaa,
iingeaious and hoaest-hearted. the pattern
and the guide Of our children, dear to us,
aaadiiinr gAom are eeptered, our hopes b.
ssssaseAye, sssy.. gnAs VI Essasgs1 baih boz z.a
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Ieteerfrom MajorJ Ja6k. Dowliing.
MAsHtNqroN, Oct. 20, 1862.

>Sy rs Wal, the Kernel has been sick asln.
Itis astopislint how little takes him tlownilow
a-lsys. His Consiitusbii.s to be oenamost
clean goasc. ODD .Rye don't do much good, aal
: :Eve,tries shiLsoFts of medicine, but nothn seems
to work well This time hisllerVes, were. tepfi-
bly, worked up. AN Ac.was so fidgety that kon-
s!aalal to ttly Gedfrey's Cordial. TRisceSelal
him down a good deal, but not till after he tux
agn onfto four orffiyeibotiles full. The cause
Of all this fuiter WAS the recent clecshins in o.
hio, IIrdissy sshd lPennsslnany. ThelsseEael
aG5ees t9kllby SaRaRiure, Greeley an Andrews
Aat o@Alywgsyt to carry the eleeshinsi this fall
was I'd $500 an emaneipashin proclamashins that
iif' he Didn't toiit, the party woakl, bey@bppea
out in every State so helkAntAuded; to- tryi it.,
.batysveufth the retsfHs reom in, you never did see
-essth.,aswoe bespnel lookin lGnan. One night he
heeefSsosic' AeLneMs.siam OHIO, an eecttininp
lin his AiShtgown, be. o,spl. toSny room an axed
what l. Thought lahoHtiit. I,stmckaa lite,an got
out my slate. The Kernel had Greeleys last
,year's almanac in bis hands. .;Ses. he. i'AIaier
let's go doMmito thet telesraf. offs AN ssec how
the'maj jorites nun an,we can be able to sive,a
guess that will come as aigh. 10 iit as the jump
Soil gust put anuSay tluds AN off
wc,mert. Thans~s cum in thick ard fast, ,.an
,ast theiMler att lhe telesrsfssad off the igaeHs,
Lpat l'eNnkIeNn AN ssy- flssessr the Kennel eap,-
pared iasn,Niabh his es,I MAjefi lies I'M Greeeyla
primer. IIsoehe,was turAinaadl,seits of .e6loEs
IAN finaly ,sses he, NIaer, ye ave gone, jist,ss
.e0rNbetetp,as # Mge Mereup salt 1siyepGewi in-
stea lof benhere, l'de jest hket tosswap PLACES
Njithsomc' hess josksy anggo intotthe hass,o CON-
tracaaine:%a Sssl,he, 'Majer, letsse ham, ltyc
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fi4t lfNi ftoG Ylfipi L ft.f! '.I|H
.sr --------
OH sing your songs of woodland plains,
Of meadows green, .ana islands;
l,ut give TO me the 'leafy glens
oaAmohg g,thetfsosty highlands
Among the frosty Highlands cold,
Where crystal fountains flowing,
Risc mp to meet the morning sun,
a -Anlksparkling streams are flowing!
tQr, sing Of cities by the sea,
siOf eeas or hamlets, near fpm;
But the highland |homes, still give to me,
With fond, true heartsto. cheer Them:
Yes, highland homes amid the e.snow,
Where winter winds blow round them,
And beaniing smiles and warm hearts glow,
AS true us have found them.
And | will leave your sunny skies,
And sunny plains behind me,
Willie, far away, among the hills,
On mountains cold you'll find me-
tOn mountains cold whose lofty heads
a'PIayeiiiy helmets on them,
with plumes Of mist that reach the clouds,
4MnaiicyarlnOr down them.
Then. sing your songs of lowland plains,
OF meadows green and islands,
Hut give tome tire 'leafy Slens
osAmong thefrssy highlands
.4smsag tlie'irosty highlands cold,
Where crystal fountains, glowing,
Wise'uptotmect the morning sun,
And sparkling strelms;are flowing!
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T iEs atssrs and frisa1s of education are~respect
ffaliy requested to send dcommuncationsto the above
tcare OF : Bedfo,d Gasefte.''
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bynet had better be called together. Here Abe
matter drqppe,l, IN asithe Kernel looked pHlcSw-
mon blue 4 left himto his owp lrefeeshipls, :ap
went up stairs to my room. Yours till doth.
(. NIa!ER ,JAcK Dq,vNINq.
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69pHfus q. KER.R,s spEENK.

'fEN VI fANkRlCA I'll Us Mith ieeillp By Akip
to emotion that 4 regard this vast ass lIage
of Natures ppylemen, .apd reflect that it cpaes
to do honor to me, who haye only performed
my dntF. tGeatlemea, my heart lis tnll as ithe
poetsays: H
s.'l'he nights shall be fillel withIbprglaEs,
.Aplltihe chaps thatiinffest,the day ,s4,,
Shall puck their duas like lpealars,
And curry hfspopRs .away.'
'1t seens scarcely five .minntes ago age that ttAp
.vast and Otherwise large country sprung ffpm
chaps at ahe ,eRllaf tGapmlnss, and impeliaate-
/ " .cppmencef itp ,prpdpee ,wppHep ,IlAtTpegs
for foreign shore iIt seems bnt thTee ,sec9nlls
ago that all tlis beautiful scene was p savage
wild, ,and echpcd the axe falls Of the sapgninfly
,pipneeran,i the fopt-fals Of ths.lastp The Mpc-
ans ID
Now, what do i see before me? A npmqy-
ops assembly of the respectable dntchmep and
other Americans, all ready toprpye TO the, ,wesg4
that
.''fruth crushed TO earth shall rise. agsfip,
IheiimmQstll Gags pfiiacks are hers '
But Sarah lapgqishes in pain,
And dyes amid her Worship qss.p g-
81 am convinced, fcpw-c -ci,izaps THAT tthe
present outrageous war.is ordinary roy, aIi
thatiit, cannot Electromagnetic ia successful tt4r
mnation without some action on the ,pilTt dgf
the Government. if tpbeieEe.that q. .syaaScan-
not rage withput,beng prosecuted, iis abeiiti9p-
ism, thepI aIn Jap Gaboitipnist: if ITO lbel;ave
that a. good article of black ink can be ,m;atie
lput Of black men, is Republicanisn, thep i am
a Repubiican bqt we .are all brpthess pow,
except that fat dutchman WHO has gone, out ito
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