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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

EfAMca. sits Tin R9is SosrsGpon.
dent writes lhst the sews fFon Cochin
Chisa, i hy no msaas satisfastery. and
reisforesns1ts are ssrnsstly ssksd Tor BY
the comnapdsr Of The Frsneh 6E0es.
Gonsral FORMS ALSO made the ssne de-
naad. frun Mexico, where It is ssid 6000
more msn srs required.
The coming elsotions cause much anx.
isty 70 ths Government.
d l1ALY.--Gszibaldi's health causes re-
nswel aaxisty.
The prsliminaries have bsen soscluded
for the priss fight between Keenan, and
King, for the championship, for FL ,OO0
n side. The oh Of Dscembsr has bees
fixed upon as the day for the combat.
T. CRACow ~ The insurgents are rallyine
At VigehlIa.
PARis, 4lst.-D Dispatches received Al
the Russian Embassy confirm the defeat
Of Sangievy. Insurgents lost 40 killed
and 81 taken prisoners.
A telegram from Limbsrg also confirms
the above. a23a -
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tSpeciai r. Tribaas.]

Washington, Aprii ..
Government has information that i've
powerful rams are buildipg for the rcbela
on lhe Marcy and Thames.
The probability now 10 that no action
will be taken 1t present under the INV
authorizing the President TO grant let
tiers Of marque and reprisal, and that none
will be granted except 10 certain contin-
eencies not now regarded ~ likely to 90
cur. ~
The question what diplonatic or other
proceedings may be necessary 70 prevent
the construction and sailing Of vessels Of
war and blockade runners for the rebels
is still undetermined.
Gen. Schenck was in town to-day and
had an interview With the President and
Secretary Stanton, who entirely approved
Of his strong measures against rebels ahd
traitors.
Joseph Coleman. . private in the rebel
army, captured BY Col. Bakers men few
days ago, proves 70 be . Captain. A
number Of very important letters were
found in the mail from Richmond which
he had in charge. dT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Washington. April 4.
Intelligence received to-day represent
al quiet in front of our lines.
A rebel scouting party Of IL men was
captured few days ago at Catlett's Sta
ton. sell
Hampton and Fits Hugh Lee are said
BY dcserters to BE- at Culpepper @. H.,
with an estimated force Of $500 men,
Lee is to picket the Bull Run mountains.
There are no rebel forces between this
and the Rappahannock, except those Of
Mosley and Capt Jones alios Fsrr. Mos
ley Was not wounded as recently repre
sented. BE lost seven men IN the re-
cent affair at Drainsville
Hon. Edward Mcpherson, ex-Rsprs-
sentative, on Monday entered on his du.
ties a. Deputy Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue. Mr.. Esty has been efficiently
acting in that capacity since the creation
of the Office. His appointment is under
stood to have been merely temporary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Cairo, April 4.
Thomas G. Meatyard, formerly Captain
in the 9th Ills., has been appointed A.
A. g., with rank Of Captain, and assign
ed 70 duty on Gsn'l Buford's staff.
Water continues to pour through the
cut at Lake Providence. Nearly all the
town Is submerged, and Gen'ls Macarthur
and Logan's divisions have been forced
BY the rise Of the water to remove their
encampment further up the river. One
or two tugs have passed into the Lake
The current 10 yet too strong for trans
ports. Buffalo gnats are said 70 be killing
great number Of Government horses.
Our news to-day confirms the report Of
yesterday, that al expeditions, including
that down the Yasoo Pass, had returned
and we're returning TO Yoang's Point,
where, it is said, there are now nearly two
hundred transports.
The Mrmphis tte.ia Gays he Federal
battery opposite Vicksburg had silencsd
the rebel battery on the opposite shore.
There was some little excitement at
Columbus anu Hicsman, caused BY the
report that body of rebels had passed
Union City coming west.
The steamer Lebanon, just from Yaxoo
Pass, is seriously injured in al her upper
works.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

eUERRIzLAS DEFEATED.
A BRILLIANT SKIRMISH.
Rebels on the Tennessee River.
Times Special
Washington, April 8.

Washington, April 3.
The following is an accurate and officia
statement Of the bonded debt: sos
convertible in six per cents, due in 1881
S3,9i3, 989, 50, average annual Interest
q lilo per cent 6 per cent debt $751;.
625, 9O5. average annual interest 1t 6 pei
cent; 5 per cent debt 835, ABS, 600. aver.
age annual interest B per cent; certif.
catss 273. $50, 076, average annual inter.
ose 8 So, u s. 8 rase 4345, sos SEQ O, u s,
interest; regulation $i6.646. 5l5, no in
terest. Aggregate amount 1929, 1876, las.
Aggregate annual interest 83 per cant.
The amount is less than the public was
led to apprehend from the report made in
the Congressional debate.
1t is asserted in quarters entitled to
credit, that q draft will soon be made to
Gil up all regiments now 10 the field, deci-
mated BY casualties of war, to thsir pro-
pr standard. 1t is not yet known how
many it will require, but probably near
zoe, 900 drafted men will be sent ct once
to regiments where they will be taught
military tactics in the field, and not in
camps Of instruction.
Prisoners have been provided to be
exchanged for the list Indiana regiment,
captured and paroled BY the rebels las.
fall, and they will be ordered at once in.
to active service.
Herald's Dispatched
The policy Of the Government in refer
ence to cotton and other southern pro-
auctions has at last been fixed. 1t has
been the subject of Cabinet consultation,
and fiually agreed upon to-day Agents
Of the Government are to give certificates
or receipts of such goods as may be vol
unfairly surrendered by parties in rebel
dom, and special permits to purchase are
to be issued to loyal persons.
The permits will designate the particu-
lar localities in which they are to be used.
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f1ocfpuW1 dPfu 3.
A special to the Bulletin from Cincin.
natl to-day says the attack on TT. Penn.
berton was recommended on the 9th ult,
by the gunboats Baron DeKalb and Chill.
licothe. The result il not known.
Indications point to the ahandonmen,
OF tho Yaxoo Pass expedition. A Zee
Of twelve transports. just out Of the Pass
were ordered 70 return empty. There
are over 500 boats at Young's Point.
The bombardment of Vicksburg BY
Gen. Grant. which was to have com.
msnced on the 25th Was postponed in con-
sequence of the storm.
Dispatches from Murfreesboro give an
account Of brilliant skirmish on the
18th inst. An expedition under Brig.
Gen Hosssn and Col. Edwards started
for Woodbury. 70 attempt to capture the
rebel force at that point. One hundred
Of the 4th Ohio cavalry accompanied il.
The infantry surrounded the rebel camp,
but the cavalry dashed in 80 vigorously
that the rebels were dispersed and fed
over the hills. A number were killed
and wounded and thirty captured, to-
gethsr with so horses, number Of mules.
wagons and the rebel camp. We had
only one wounded. The rebels were GOO
strong, and were commanded b. Col.
Snith. This expedition would have been
completely succsssful if the cavalry had
not been too eagor.
Tslegnns from Gen. Hurlburt 1t
Memphis. Gen. Ashboth at Columbus,
and Gen. Dodge At Corinth represent that
there u heavy force Of rebel cavalry on
the Tennessee river above Florence. The
rebels Are constructing bridges in that
section and building floats for crossing
the Tennessee river, indicating Z move
nent Of the rebel army At vicksburr %
JOIN Bragg, or the intention Of the lsftar
70 move that way. If true, this news j,
important.
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Nashville, April >.
Gen. Bragg has gone to Atlanta On Of
Scial business. Col Dick HcCsnn Is
under arrest ct McMinvills for disobey-
ing orders in lesving Brentwood on the
approach sf Gen. Mitchell.
The Fsbeh are building strong forti6-
cations at Palmyra.
Gen. co0t brigade cupturrdd Is rebels
as Carthage after { sharp skirmish yes-
tsrday. n
The river 10 falling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

At the ci'., q o. the Republicans
carried with large majority every ward
J. Il. Henry elected Mayor BY two hun.
dred and sixty majority. gain Of one
hundred and 6fty-eight over last year.
Three Of the six wards were Democratic
last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Rochester, April I.
The general term Of the Saprsms Court
of the district Of New York decided to-day
that the U. 8. legal tender notes we're
constitutional and valid - 70 dsbts con-
tractsd before the passage Of the law.
making such notes legal tender. AL the
four Judges concurred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06
Hesdq'rs Army Of the Potomac, |
April 8.

A force Of rebel cavalry is reported 4
0e on the northern neck in the vicinity
Of King George G. H., engaged in seisinc
supplies and enforcing the conscriptios.-
The enemy, the last Few days, displayed
: hrge body Of troops in the neiehbor-
mood OF the fords above Falmouth, but the
impression - that this is only a ruse to
conceal retrogfAde movements.
Especial to World.l
Oar ioss in Thursdays skirnish !,
DrainsviIe u said 70 be 2 officers and :
men killed and loss Of GO in killed,
wounded and taken prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

The steamer Northern Light has ar-
rived with 1887 900 from California and
$4,000 from Aspinwall.
The Purser's report says the Govern.
ment Of Nicaragua has seized al the prop.
erty belonging 70 the Transit Company.
including the steamers on the river and
lake. The Government declares the con-.
psny has violated their coatrsct, aad in
accordance with It's terms the property i
forfeited. n
Nothing had been heard At Aspinxall Of
the America or Moses Taylor whom the
Northern Light left Aspinwall.
It il doubtful whether tho passengers
will DO allowed to cross Nicaragua.
The above news u somewhat doubt
full.
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ADDIrIeNAL ~ rnE CANADA


Halifax, April >.
The Paris Honitsur and Loadon Tinea
regard The news iron Poland = showing
that the insurrection i heooniag general.
A dispatch from Isrnow annosnoeG
that LAngevitx had deleatsd the Raa1ians
nnder the command Of Gen. SchssAovits
and captarsd considerable qsaaa;iss q
war 0atsrial.
i = reported that the report of Austria
70 the Froheh proportions y svasivs.
Telsgsams from Cnocw ny report
was current that LAngewits I'D hsan ~
TO flight and hin forces dispsfaed; thaf ~
Vas At Oholowits and sought ~ oonesat
Of the authorities - pass throse 4 Gainsfs
but vas rsGsssd.
EArthvosks wsrs being thspwa ~
aronnd Warsaw. TAo iahabitants sxpscs.
- an attaok q Easton. vs.sl.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06
Special Notices.
DOsT-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Arrivals ana Ds puEsusesSfsheM alls.
TAs Rasssra Mail arrives u r. ~. and departs Al
A. n.
The Western nsii strives as7P. n ana DEPART, .,
BAN.
The ssathsrn NAH arrives II = r. H., end dsparts
at Z 4. n. k
The Northern Man Strives q r. H., and sspsn,
at7A.M.
The Palnyn NAH arrives q A. NJ. a.1 dspsns
alta. n.
The Chaslssten and Salem Msai Strives ats r. H.,
and departs ct 4. Il.
Al Rail ueaa0s Asetgnsl 70 70 out II ~ nosniny
nails should be In the oes b. o'clock he svssis0
preceding tAs departure Of ~ malls.
J. 3. HOW'LL, r. n,
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eOinuiuuasl, ApfI :.
A gentleman arrived q Cairo yesterday
stated That the latest movement @ Hains.s
Bluff was failure, and our fest end
transports had returned 10 Yosng' 3
Point.
Gen. Grant had succeeded in placing
. battsry ofe4 FOUNDER parrot guns beyond
the levss, in position 70 reach Vicksburg,
and was about to open 8 bombardmsnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

COUGH, COLD. Oh An IRRITATHD Throat
ifaiiovsd 70 proessss results IN ssrtsas rAnesasy
ana DrsaeAial aaseaions, oftsntnss tscaSabis. ts
1RoWu,s BRONCHIAL rxooK1a
reach dirsesy the Affected pads and sise Alnest 10
slant relief. 10 Hsos. HITas, AslsnA ,asA CArAaan
they beneficial. The good sreets recruiting froe
the ass 81 rresAss,aaA their sKtsadsd sss. has
caused them 70 ~ eesntensi,ea. - sase - gassa
against worthless limitations OSxAss saly ~ Sssss
Brsss's 1rs<Adi zvseAss uhisA hs~e -
esey b sssss u aasy yeasa. Ruease essAxuas sd
Sinssas shosld ass ~ TrscAss AhisaSy o0csrs snd
soldiers vAo ovestax IL soiss sn1 are sxpsssd 70
sudden change. should have tAsa ssid svsry here
ct IS cents per box. JaA11-d90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Cincinnati, Ap1 I. /,
The Sheriff Of Fairfield county arrested
Gov. Todd for kidnapping DR.. 0lds. he
u to Be taken before the Court Of Com
mon Pleas in june.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06
St. Louis, April 5,

ot. Louis, April ,.
Aaj. Gen. Hallsck:
A band Of guerrillas took the steamer
Sam Gaty and murdered several soldier
and 8 contrabands. Gen. Sloan telegraph
ed that Col. King i IN pursuit and had
two fights With the gusrrillas, totally
routing them and MORALLY wounding
their ohisf. 8. r. CuRTIs,
$500 Maj. Gen. Comd'g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Washington, April 4.
The following has been resolved at
the headquarters Of the army hare:
St. Louis. April ;.
To Aa. Gen. Halleck, Genl-in- Chief:
Col. Hansoa, commasdes at Fayetts-
vile. telegraphs that CAPT. J. ]. Woothin,
with two companies Of the 1st Arkansas
cavalry returned to-day from : scouting
expsdition. After four akirmisAes with
The rsbsb be killed - and tack pris-
oners. Capts. Smith and Mcfarland wers
killed and Cap. Walker 4 wouadsd. L.
Oar loss W, one man voanded, not dan
gerously.
(Ggnsd. S.R. CuRrs,
A,j. Gen. Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Headqr's Army Of the Potomac, !
April 80 p. m.
One Of the most severe wind storms
ever known has been raging here all day.
At this hour the storm il still raging and
now falling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

WILLIAM .bATCdkLOk,t celebrated lair Dye
produces color mot y be distingaisAsd fronastss-
warranted sos - intsrs tie IN
the I'll s1ssss ~ bed Ayss, sAA nvsesates
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIK instastiy taraa
aspisndid black Or brown. leaving the LAirsoftaAS
oeautiful. Sold BY all druggists, &c.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHELOr,
- IA fssr sidss Of sseA kes.
Fsetory. No. sI HaSslay Street, View York. flats
a3s Broadway md 10 Dbad 1tressl ftes-6Avly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06

Fort Monroe, April z. I
A Gag Of truos boat brought down 400
released prisoners.
Gen. Keyes relieved Gen. Dix for fou1
weeks. The latter i going hone to ~
cruit his health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06


"a. -. HOWE,
Irstsss q ELIAS HOWE, IT.. Ne snsa.Ai iavssssr
news SEWING mACUrx.
Ana f.sa vlssh al ssAr sewing AseAisss DERIVE
SHis l. u s,dsss MseAiss in sAs world o.ve.s 81.
Io6s pssss1 fss1 s,ns tins ssA Ssiy preseessain
sfiss ssd nasu1ssssias psrpess hsss as1 49, .ss,
carriage sslMaAtng As, g. naviae the ~hnost ysaee
e sAsPssAiiisy = sss.s. q ~ sasAiss pssAsssa
= iIPRsvID IsyS SEWING IlcIlII,
A. nsss . new Arcp9iss u stitsAss. sssskis =
sAs sssessst saasnesl Is ssvisg ever 80
- nasheas that warranted nss - 81 ct Is ..
GrAsss3 xasssda oA,e a.1 ..Asr wsssss, a.
ASfAUSssns etsssa, wAsss ses alrss1y ay0sinae1.
CtFcalass centatning fsli 1secsipatse 81
- had % sppitsaiiss, o. ssai b nail AAAssss.
0eneral WsssssA Agent.
- Lake street, cAica6s~
L. c. INuERsoLL, Assss,.
Ks..ksk, Ger. 1hifAAsa AAaa siresss.
Rs~.& sb,e sp>,saDees q lsvs.ss,~tsr = .sA,..
u ~ vesil's PAIR. LsnAea. -. osly
SIX PR MIU M6
We're awarded for sewing MssAiaes, snA 1sss's -.
sAdss ysssSsst So " sAss. The Ysrst asA nig1sss.
The Imperial GeS6Iess syEeAAl
Best Constructed Machine,
FOR siiksds q family sewing ard s.r
psrposes. And -Four other Geld Medals for tAs
best Quality
or the aiGsssat kinds sf work.
Come snd sse the mseh and examins the work, q
~ Dsnsai Rsons. corner u Thisa ss1 Main streets
wAsthsr Jos wish 20 paYchsss ~ Boz
l.. g. xNGE1sOLL, Agsns.
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D.vfn aa,t. tn,il 4.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-17

bsfors aamsd, and ssch eshess II any
nos centrkxai ~ 80 q IldIitidF, aS,snay
be asea kxlsdil i b. tho fraalsas
the ~ State Sc ernma&k 10 aFoid
aaisl sdsrsttndisg s may fbs ropw 10
aaY kh&ss thia ps6Saasnstia6s 80 Lar
a. Il relates TO State Governments
has no rskarsnes 10 STATES In which iafal
Govesumshss have al the lime existed. =
Ard faxshse, mhsshae nksmbsfs elected
fran any Gaa1mxhaii ha xxamistz1 - xsasss
rests with ~ respeekiss honss afNsise-
IN | sd 81 I'D 6sr, shak ~ psoeiar
mssion i intended 70 present 70 the poo.
pss IN NE Ssxs1s Ii which he natsonal
aashosisy hes hssn saspesaed, aaa loyal
State Goyarnmansa have hsea aahvsgssd,
. mods By whiaa ths national aaEhoEisy
oyeg sEaTy legal Saa&s Gsvernmeat mag
% assabllsAed within aaid States, or aay
ua them and while the asda prssantell
10 Ne hess the ExecaEisa can saggsst,
with his pxsssak inprassioas, Il Enusa MOI
DO understood shat another passihla mol
weaad ses be secep&ed. afsz ,aas :
Given andas nay hasd 81 taa City ol
Washington, the 8sh dag Of Daoanbef
a. D. One sheasana Eighs- hundred an
Sixsy-thsae, and Of ms independents oil
sss uaasd Sssaes Of AmsRisa the eighty
elghsa lS8th.l 8la 54 Fe
Isignsd,l ABRAHAM LINCOLN. &
BIZ Ghe Prasideaas H6s 4aE
W.. II. SgwAgn, See,y OF Ssass. g
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81 80. - ye~ - esssasn. akiasfex
81 "a =. 60 a. kai.e nr yeies
!, a. s.rhsr 81 es.Isiol 81 sAs pres-
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IL. !. 49, 40. ..,,tas ,ha n assaal iii Ass
$50 -, i All al ,esxyoy IN Hoy-
-. ,,s o,,x eys.,cs viii. he 40 re-.
1870 ;ya,i.d,cfsa.n, III .33 ave rom II .
-. - =. w~snasss,4 .aa nower among
"a ths ssv.h "a lbs cen.
e,naa.,s AT the war. viii snyolxs shs, m.
-, 4. an oysrwhalm ming dsbs-~rspsiss
i a. sa.x nrsv "a foreign nasioasr-ha-
h,....a ia eisi.sun 10 tha iayssiou 1sf
,a.,. ,,vs, yiv,aas a.ea .raaasw 4 resort Co
,a,Issayv a ,lssposlssa easy. In view Of
.nasa fsesa sre. choosing between two
syils, Esisa tha standard for REASs apd
sssslenasns Of iha sxistiag asasenltiss ss~
tween the tws sections 81 our once happy
and united, bat now distracted and o.
vidsd eoansrys apon the best terms Pos
sihle. O. a4g ass3ss 90 l-sa3a ri #ae5 go
care aware shas in taking khis stand
/ "a "a, w;ll be br.nasl a traitor BY. ali tbs
| old advocates og ais-unasn aAxoughoai
the hand. gas ii should be fsaasuasred
thas re have baitfett agsinst thass Who
have been inssru aeutal 10 bringing the
rxs.a,,. sa.rsni sr,sia auan our country
| shat We bntslsd for the csnssitasios AND
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HEaAE. SnT.as NJ.

TaR n flOHRAL Asd ". ". cAsTL1s You
viii taae aotiee. tAat melton asa appateation o.
West MSA@assn are Fspw "a aiastn shs esiss %
the casrk az the pfssvSat Ge8Ft OF Nails
enuuty, Iowa asking thsf 80 naesa ~ The
sashra Of thR sisaxiT az BaId essats On 90
sxscassen issued eas az the stfass az kae sasa
fnnrt aasad aIst % &avemS rF, A. D. tsse,
s3sfnnx yo9 90 fragment in their favor, bearing
aSte Ang asth 1859, ecrtiEea 10 las ssae ~ tos
IA nlock Cd In aas town Gisnwaadr be sas s&ide
on 2rcoart o. mistake mads IN ths lssy sna hess
taeTeos saa that lhs saEissastis sa4orssd 90 sai&
sgecutioa aud also &c lss iadgnasnk ca yhlca sd
ereratian issued be set aside TO tha aznsuus 81
forty dollars. sze Amennf fcf which sad fns was
ssia and aid tadgueHt be la sEa Afes fas said
ssrna OF forty dollars. And that auless Sua Appaax
and usake aefess o said aati0h % or eskore noes
Of thA secsa day OF saz& eshrt, to ss hsla an khf
win be rendered Ia sucaraancs wish salA uassioa.
suocaa n 81 80 8 in DMwS,
hRswg Sssmpa4 s.z5B AIRY fss 1Rasd.
EsNSexp6xr q ss6&& E a &w
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EDear hrntheg-I hare gos one Of tha
handaomess faFms in the State, aad hare
it nearty paid for. Crops are good and
prices never better. We hava bad maass
glorious revival Of religion In our eharea
aud both. Of OUT children, the Lord be
pzaisedIl are converted. Father ges DO DO
rather al iacambfanes, and Lass week |
sent him 70 the poor house @as - s..
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THE CONFESSIONS 3 EXPERIENCE
" r N W q LI ID.

II ~ " L. Is 4 ID.
ublIshe1 let the heaeas and waEning and
--%s a CAUTION To TUgSG MEN
uihe Husfsr erna Nsrwa1a Desi1isy, Prsmaaxs1e De-
Gag Of Manhood etc., sa1Htytng Al tie aszne stras
THE MEANS or SELF CURE,
NJ one sTha Aasc cared hfmsei8 after eeang pat -
xreat expense aaA injury tArsa&h me&ieal 9eaeS~
agy Ry eaeiasinx pest paid addressed suSelcpe
sinzfe copies mar De bAd ~ the sutaor
- &ATHARlEL MAgRAI1s Esa.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-17

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-17

Woaid. ~ okiscsion 70 prsmaturo
Essass sos.i.s. h Il I'M q com.
nsomisi2 paiats hieh sss be more
Mfsly \ 20 farial& drelop9 henls can
II tAkh 10 No Ups - df1amsnts 20
avoid smb&srsssmsua from this source
In sayinx that % esEf&ia terms certain
classes viii be- parsiousa WITH thies rlghss.
restored. Ii is not said thas other elass4
- On oihas lssns vii sssE y iaalnaask In
saJ1nS ) rsoens3rnetion will b aoospted
ii presented In speei6e ~. 10 II noe
said Ii will never BE- accepted Id any oth-
swwsxy YAWw6vamHAax IN GsxtA x6sz0ns
for snanisspssisn IN ssspral of .shs State
not inoladsd IL he Emancipation procs
IamAsion ara mAtssrs of profaand grasih
cakien and while / DO aas, repeat in detail
what have heretofore a. earnestly urgsd
upen this subject, my general sisws and
fselings remain anchAngeds and | shlak
that Congrsss viii omit no BAR ,oppaTsa-
nity Of aiding these, Important stsps 70
the great cnnsamasioa. +s.s, N s
In Che midst OF other cares, however
fapoTtaak, We mass not lose sight Of the
fact thai the wAs power is still onr main
reliance. To that power alone can ws
look yet for q tiHe 10 give coandsaoe 90
the people Ia contested geglonss thai sha
| insarRenk power will not again cgefrun
them ansil that confidence shali be o.
Isablishsd. Ltsla, can be done aaywhssss
for what 10 called reeonstracsiou hsnes
our Chief care must ssill be- directed 80
oar army and nayy, wha hass. borns theiI
harder part 20 nobly and 90 vail, and Il
/ may be estimated Fortunate that In civ.
/ Ing the greatest efielenoiss % tbeiF india
pensabls arms. We dc also hoacrablJ
encourage gallant men from eoaalaa adsl
70 sentinel who sompose them, and =
whom, more than TO all others, the woEls
stands indebted for disanthFailed, ragen
Grated, enlarged aaa peFpssuatsd popela'
| freedom. ~.. .t lsignsd,)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.