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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-12


Whig says it was unable TO obtain further par
ticulars.
Flour is quoted in Richmond at $2oa24 per
bbl : corn $3 5O wheat $3 50a3 Is per bu. !;
corn meal S. 75a4 sugar 9oa95 cts. per h.:
coffee So S0a4 per h. tea $9al5 per b.. salt
25a35c. per lb. potatoes S. 25a4 SO pc 100
h.; onions $4Oa5O per bbl: butter ST 25al 50
per lb. hog round 60a75c. per h.. whisky $22
a25, and apple brandy $40 a gallon; French
brandy $25 SO; cheese S. 25al SO per lb.
The citizens of Augusta county, Va, have
presented Gen Stonewall Jackson with splen-
did horse and equipments, as a testimonial Of
their gratitude to him for his signal services in
the valley
Z. Hunter Taliaferro has resi- gned the office
Of doorkeeper Of the Virginia Legislature
with the view of entering the army. t. D.
Sutton was elected to fill the vacancy
The Virginia Legislature will, on Tuesday,
18th inst, elect a Senator to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of VIM. Ballard Preston
The Whig says that Capt. Sinclair. Of the
Confederate navy, is now in London.
The weather is quite cold at Richmond, and
there was a grand prospect Of large ice crop
Wood was selling at exorbitant rates, and no
coal to be had at any price.
Hector A. Davis, aged IT, died in Richmond
on the 7th.
Two theatres are open in Richmond.
FROM EUROPE. The steamship Jura, with
Liverpool dates to the 2d inst, passed Cape
Race on Saturday. The workingmen Of Man
chester had held a meeting to express their
sympathy with the North, and have adopted a
congratulatory address to President Lincoln. -
The English revenue accounts show only de-
crease of little over two millions of pounds for
the year. The London Times deduces there
from the fact that cotton is king, and urges
that it would be better to keep all her cotton
operatives on pensions rather than vary one
point in England's national policy. 1t is pro-
nosed to send ten thousand more French troops
to Mexico.
A letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer dated
Baltimore, says: Gentlemen from the Western
Shore of Maryland, or those counties bordering
on the Upper and Lower Potomac, informs me
that the evidences of desertions from the Fed
eral Army are palpable daily, and an amazing
extent. Scarcely negro or oor laboring man
in all the region referred to but have exchanged
their clothes for uniforms. They often get ex-
cellent suits in exchange for the meanest rags,
and green-backs to boot.
DR.. Cox, of Grace Church, Baltimore has
been called to Calvary Church, in New York.
r. 1L:z,o+od +bo+ on ofort will he made to in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Cincinnati. july "a.

Shortly after Morgan crossed the Mus
kingum yesterday. he was attacked by the
militia under Col. Hall, with two pieces
OF artillery. Fifteen rebels were killed
and several wounded His progress was
checked twice by Col. Hail, but he final
iy escaped via. Cumberland, Gurnsey
county, which place he left last night at
! o'clock. This morning he crossed the
Central Ohio X. K. at Cambells, but was
SO closely pursued by Gen. Shackelford
tina, he hadn't time to do any damage be-
yond burning she depot and tearing up
some of the track At 8 O'Clock this
morning he reached Washington. Gurn-
sey county, where he did great deal of
damage. plundering, &C., with Shackel.
tord close behind him.
A courier arrived from the vicinity of
Taylorsvllle at noon, and reports squad
OF about 90 men, who got detached from
Morgan's command when he crossed the
Muskingum, are prowling around the
country, burning houses, wheat stacks,
and killing stock. A force of 500 mount
ed msu has been sent after them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Washington July %.
Especial to the Tribune.1

The War Department is pushing the
organization of colored troops vigorously.
The successes of our forces in the w est
has given . fresh impetus to the CHRIST
1nent of blacks. BY autumn, it is esti-
mated, 100000 negroes will be in arms
in the valley of the Mississippi.
Intelligence has been received by Com
missioner Dole of the safe removal of the
Sioux and Winnebago Indians from Min
nesota, in pursuance of an act of Con-
gress. They are now located on the Mis-
souri, river, few miles above Fort Ran
dali. All the goods of the Winnebagoes
had arrived. Everything working we'll.
No further difficulty apprehended.
The recent expedition of Admiral Lee
up James river was not intended to at
tack Fort Darling or any other place. 1t
was simply \ reconnaissance, the object
Of which being attained, Admiral Lee re-
turned with his gunbosts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
9pefial Notices.
HAIR DYE HAIR DYT all

RAiCHELohb eessbrsfed HAik DYE q ia Bsst
sstA world The only Hsrwisss, Jrss isd Rst-
we known. This splendid Hair Dye Perfect
nes husiy or Gray Hair, instantly to 0isssy
" NNSsrss srsc~, without injuring fhs Hair 81
Staining ne SIN leaving the Hair ssft and Beautiful;
'.ah'y. frequently restoTtnE iis prsstids
e''o', anu .'0''... 'as III snsets Of Bad Dyes Tbs
oehuihs" "snes "iILiAh A.BATcHxLoa, all Others
arc "sfe in'A''o"s ano snosid DO avoided. ssid BY
al D,uss"s, &C. rAotSh1-sl bAsnLAy. sTsurr.
sev 10TH nArcHsLohS NEW IssLsT CssAh soa
DkLssiSs Ths HAZE. Jys-dAwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Washington, July "a.

washington, July "a.
1t is definitely ascertained that Lees
main army rB ut or near Winchester
He has made no general advance down
the Valley.
Gen. Wadsworth's resignation will not,
1t is said, be accepted, but that owing to
the number of general off GERS in the first
corps, he will be transferred to some
other command.
An official order fixes the total month
ly pay of the provost marshals under the
enrolment act at 1850, and that OF
the surgeons and commissioners at
1873.
The Government. has directed active
measures regarding the fitting out of the
rebel ironclad feet in England.
The authorities are urged to issue let
ters of marqne and reprisal, in view of
the number of pirates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Chambersburv, July %,

A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Enquirer, says:
The enemy, except cavalry scouts,
abandoned Hedgeville yesterday. Par,
of Ewells corps. with l6 cannon, fell
back towards Martinsburg.
1t is reported the enemy crossed cav.
airy force at Hancock this a. m.
1t is stated water will be readmitted in.
TO portion of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal this week.
Lee left Winchester with bis staff yes
terday morning in the direction of Mid
dlebury and Strasburg His heaviest
force 10 now in and around Winchester.
He has been reinforced from Lower Vir-
ginia and North Carolina by a reported
force of 10000 under D. ii. Hill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
New York. Julv ca


The Times Paris letter says there are
some strong rumors in circulation within
u day or two, which give you only a.
Tumofs. A change has been made, ac-
cording to these reports, in the Mexican
programme. Mexico is TO be placed un-
der French protectorate, or to become
colony OF France with French Prince
for Governor.
The Confederates have abandoned all
ideas OF regaining the Mississippi river
and trans Mississippi country without
foreign aid.
Sidells visits to the Emperor and For.
eign Secretary iatsly are said to DO in
connection with this new state of thing,
on the Mississippi. They are concerning
schemes Tor an alliance against the United
States with view of securing the one to
Mexico, and to the other the Mississippi
valley. The fall of Vicksburg aud Port
Hudson, they say, will throw jeff Dsvi,
and Napoleon into each Others arms, and
Will be the final blow which will precipi.
tate an alliance that only hangs FIRE be.
cause the question Of the Mississippi win
be some hazard turn contrary to presen,
expectations. 1t Is this. they say, which
makes Napoleon SO luke warm on til,
question of Poland. 1t is this which
makes him continually say Mexico is ,
org affair Of moment. 1t Is this w!icl
has SO suddenly demanded such large re
inioteements IN Mexico, for the who'll
DIVISION OF Ninoy has been ordered t.
prepare itself for departure in . month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Eft. MoureeJuiy "a

The Richmond Wing Of the 23d says
the evacuation Of Jackson. Miss. left ia
the hands of the enemy the rolling stock
of the N. O., Jackson, and Great North
ern and the Mississippi roads The mo-
tive power alone consisted of over 40 en-
gines. The loss is important and ire.
parable. Nothing goes well in the South
West. The Federal cavalry raid from
Newbern. N. c.. reached the Rocky
Mountains. and the Wilmington and Wei.
don K. X. on the Goth, and DESTROYED
two miles Of the track. The bridge over
the Neuse river, 1000 feet long was burn.
ed, thereby cutting of communication fol
some weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Cincinnati. July "a

A cavalry expedition under Col. Fo-
land, of the Bath Ohio mounted infantry,
and Col Powell, I'd Virginia cavalry,
sent out by Brig. Gen. Scammon from
Charlton, Virginia, to cut the Louisiana
railroad at Wytheville, has been success
full. They captured Wytheville after a
severe tight, taking I2o prisoners, two
pieces OF artillery, and 700 stand of arms
Our loss was about i65 killed and wound.
ed. Col. Poland and Capt. Delavey, Of
Cincinnati were killed, and Col. Powell
seriously wounded. The enemy lost 10
killed and large number wounded,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

so. Now l, even l, Benjamin. the scribe.
the brother of Fernandiwud, have written
these things, not of my own will, or Of
the promptings of my own heart, for the
truth is not in me. But forasmuch ~
the spirit of prophecy hath descended up
on me, like BALKAN, the son Of Beor, l
have uttered the innermost thoughts Of
my heart in mine own despite, and have
written the mystery of the new gospel of
peace
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Philadelphia, July "a

A private letter from public officer,
written at Washington day before yester-
day, and received in this city Thursday
evening. stated that Lee was again north
Of the Poiomsc heavily reinforced, and
threatening Pennsy lvania. No conf rma.
non or contradiction Of this report has
osen allowed to come by telegraph from
washington, but il can't be true or We
should have heard il from the border.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
New York, July q

The Herald says the United States
steamer Circassian arrived at Fort Mon
roe on the 2lst inst, from Charleston,
18th.
A general engagement was just com
mepcing as she left. Cen Gilmore had
erected masked battery in the woods
quite near Fort Wagner, and expressed
no doubt but that the attack by himself
and Admiral Dahlgren would prove sue.
cessful. As the early morning shadows
disappeared the attack began, and per.
feet shower Of shot and shell poured into
Fort Wagner.
The Circassian orders we're impsra.
tive, and she could not stay until the ter
mination of the days fighting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Especial to the Herald.1

washington, July %.
The relative situation Of the armies in
Virginia to-day is nearly understood here.
II is apparent that Gen. Meade has the
rebel army of Lee completely entrapped.
He is evidently massing his forces to
break his way through to Richmond. but
will probably End it q more difficult I'M
dertaking than the one at Gettysburg
After oil the delay there is now not much
prospect Of Lee being able to get his army
back to Richmond or even 30 far rs the
upper end Of the Shenandoah valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Cincinnati, July "a.

Cincinnati, July "a.
Major Krause, of the 86th Ohio, had
skirmish with the rebels at II O'Clock
this morning, driving them out Of Wash
ington.
When last heard from Morgan was at
Winchester, twelve miles northeast Of
Cambridge, moving towards the Steuben-
vile and Indiana r. R., closely pursued
by our force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

The steamer George Cornwall, from
New Orleans. is signallad.
The ship Guiding Star from Calcutta
reported that on July Goth she was
boarded by the brig Antonio from New
York for Balize, who reported that on
the 18th, in lat. SO, on the south edge of
the gulf stream they saw sloop rugged
as priva,eer, with one large gun mid
ship, chasing large ship. The sloop
was about 100 tons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
lortlaud Juix "a

A special dispatch to the Courier from
Cherryfsid this morning, says Captain
Haskili, OF the schooner Virginia, who
arrived at steuben yesterday from Bos.
ton, reports seeing, about half pas. ten
O'Clock yesterday morning, heavy steam.
er OF Psttil, Maine, firing heavy guns at
some craft low in the water, which was
returning the FIRE. Both crafts appeared
TO be steering southwest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Baltimore, July Is.

There was disposition to resist the
enrolment in the vicinity OF Garettsvills,
Hartford county, Md. to-day. The barn
of the enrolling officer was burned with
500 bushels OF corn also the barn Of Jas.
Perry, with oil its contents and one horse.
Six shots were fred into the window Of
the residence of the enrolling officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Philadelphia, July "a.

The draft for the 4th district was COM
pleted this morning. The draft for the
18th ward, Sd district, is also finished.
The Provost Marshal, two enrollers, and
the blind man who drew the envelopes
from the wheel, were all drafted, creating
much mirth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

They purity. strengthen and invigorste
they create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote 10 change OF water and d,st.
my o's'e'"o fnec's otdi'sipaton and istq hours
Ine' "ehs'hsh he S'em and eiliven the mind.
They prevent mla.nntie and intermittent f.y,ys.
They purity The breath aud scid,y OF the ,tolnxch
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhss, Cholera aud Cholera Merbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hsudsehe,
They arc the beet bitters In the world. The, nah,
Tbs weak mas strong. and are exhausted p.t.re,,
srsai restores They are made Of pure NJ croix Rum
ne celebrates esiisAya sark roots and herbs md ar,
-A'' "'n inc pressure ora beverage, Without regard
"" A"o VI asy. rHticuiarl. FeeommsHdsd 10
ae"es" pe"ons requiring e<ntis ssinuant. Bold by
all Grooers, DraEg,sts, Hotels and ssloons
phAAh CO 2oa Broadwsy, New-York.
sold by Andrew j. Witklnson
1s<'-dsssm No. ~ Aain-st,. ksskak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
MIDNIGHT REPORT,
Cairo, July "a.

Cairo, July Cd.
The tow boats Shengess and Hornet,
in accordance with orders received from
Capt. A. E. Voolfolk, started this morn
ing for New Orlesus with les 900 bush
els of coal in tow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
TO CONxUMPrIyEs.

INHk ApVkkrissk HAVING BEEN REsroR.
Il Cd 10 hesiih in . few ~ssEs, BY q VERY sla,i.
remedy, after having suffered several years vi,h /.
severe lung Affections, and tina, dread disease, Con
sumptisn-i. anxious To make knevn 10 bis fellow
ferers the means OF cure.
To ali who desire IL, he win send copy Of INV pre-
spioh as"a sfss enafEe,) wiz The dirsetoRs for
preparing Aho using me same, which they viii And
soAs oeks 'of oossusrTios. AsrHHA. BaoscIsir,s,
Inc on'y op9est oil me Aaversise- In senoing the
''e"fP'oh h 70 eenest the AnAeied, and sprsad In
i""saon ~hieh hseonceves 70 be invaiaabie, she he
h"pss e'ev sonefer ~i U, his remedy, ssh win cost
them nothing, and may we've blessing.
Rev. KDwARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, kiags County, New York.
may3o-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
New York, July "a

A private dispatch from F. Monroe to
the Merchants News Room says that
Col. Shaw, of the 54th Massachusetts
(colored) regiment, was killed on the
18th inst, near Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Philad eiphia. July "a.

The rumor Of the invasion Of Pennsyl.
vanio was taken from the Evening Bull
lstin Of this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
suRyEYnR.s OFFICE

SURVEYORS OFFICE
ksotuk. Iowa, Nay 81, 1883.
NoTicE.-To all persons having gems revolver ,
pistols muni.ionsef Of any kInd for ssir are
ordered not sc odspose Of the ssss without ass,
obtaining p~rmi from the undermined BY order Of
the Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this order w iiabls TO have "a
Tor ths use Oh TIE Gyyernmolt cd ihs
United states JOHN srANkUs,
nAyD-dN Surveyor and Coilecsof.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
LATEST NEWS.
SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
LATEST FROM VIRGINIA.
Especial to Times.

sshingtop, July ~.
Gen. Hooker has gone West. 1t is ru.
morsd on the streets he is to relieve the
present commander of the Department of
the Missouri, but thus far this is merely
conjecture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
Washinptnn. Inlx "a

Ex-Gov. of Utah. S. l.. H.rd;no no.
been appointed Chief Justice Of the Ter.
ritoy.
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EDITOR ~ sATr CrTr-Dssr ssr With cur per
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

Opal, Plain and Scale hiNas.
Coin silver Ware.
sss..r sk sSsss. s D... .ses sss.,,
T Tse'' Sess'' s Batter HALVES. re kai,s:
Ladies. NAPKIN nx. i ss,, .f sesa naiv'''
silver iAlnsl,.. SAT- s.r.. cs .s.,s a'.n'
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Re. Sets. n...ss,, Casters.
r. r.;.. r.. 'i s. L.'' s ss1 ss.
Merry Dishes, Card Rscslvsvs, Ladies.
Table s sess. T.. fgsSa' s. spoons,
hsptin hisss, Cups. Gommanioa Sets.
ICE PITCHERS,
pouBLE WALL NEW STYLES.
HNeT Gums.
DrsAs, {" Pocsst tniv..
sss.lS Hair brushes. Pan, Table Gallery.
Go0ssa Papirr Msehs Boxes,
rori honsies, Trs.sIer as~.
bfoass ornanents, Aser.shaum FIpss,
sN Spy Oiassss,
9F1CTACL
Gold, Silver steel Colored and German Silver Spec
tseiss aud Rye Glasses.
Glasses Fitted to Frames, any Focus.
GOLD PENS.
Tss mest eslsbrs,ed Gold Psns ali sires; COLA ana
and silver hs.asr, All %. hes, rsns Mar
rAnNd. Pens hxpointsd.
q = q q r s.
CALENDER CLOCKS, entirely nov style, ksselps
mousa, day OF tbs week, a.y Of III. nsn,h' Alec
sasy and ~ Asui weight ssa ~prinx CiSets.
ALI WAkkAkTkD.
Military COOOs
swords, belts, sasbe.
slrapN Botions. Har,..
Hats, wreatAs Gold Maid
silver Braid, Gold Tsssles, chsrvrons
Presentation Swords made 10 order.
Pistols Pistols! Pistols!
Csit's Army aud navy.
Colts esnd 81 inch.
smith = Wss.on No. and ss.s
Prescosts Navy.
All orders VIII reesiv. prompt a.sa,ion
TO ORDER.
Watches, Watch Cases, silver wsre, Hair Work En-
sisns' and 1essiry Of every Descriptions
made to order.
Watch Repairing.
chronsmesess. Dapisx. knsii.h. SILVER aud Amsnsss
watches repaired and adjusted 10 The very
bsrs style imaginable.
I Clocks and Jepelry Repaired. -
COR. MAIN AND sTn STREETS,
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sHKHTINGs sHIRrISGs--l7t 70 ass.
DRiLLs-es to 3rxs.
PRiATs-lb to isho.
DELAINs-2e TO SOC
GIsGHAMS-si 10 s2e
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL--sl eO.
sKEIS THREAD-oi 90 to sf 10
FARMERS MECH CAssIMRRK-so 70 CSC.
skt9T BRAID--50c to 81 90.
CORSET JEANs- 90 TO 500.
DKSiAs-7o 70 c7le
TlGklAG-25 10 46c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

'0Do"'oH' AhSiO shSy Sdtuctoo t06m-
selves together and plotted in secret how
they might ensnare the rulers of Uncul-
psalm, and rejoiced openly when the ban.
ner of the Phiretahs prevailed against the
banner of Unculpsalm. So did the inn
of Hiram become the synagogue of rebel.
lion.
FERNANDO WOODS PEAcI MEETING.
Z. And Phernandi wud look ed
for the assembling of the men which he
had summoned, they and their following,
at the hall OF Peter the Barrel maker, and
the space round about.
D. But these men came not James the
scribe. and Erastus his brother; Samuel.
whose sirname is Brinnxmaid and the
other Samuel; Benjamin, the brother O,
Phernandiwud, and Elijah Of Tamunee
Hiram the publican, and Cyrus, Primus
and Augustus the money-changer,. and
their following.
$. For they said within themselves
This gospel Of peace will be an oiIenc,
unto the people. who are pervsrss in thsil
hearts, and who love the banner Of Uncul
psalm. and have respect unto the rsler,
chosen according to the Great Covenant
even although the same be not to thei
liking, and who are foolishly bent on de
stroying the armies and the power Of then
who would destroy the na,ion.
10. Wherefore We will not be seen liz
tening TO the gospel Of peace. For j
shall b bs,ter Tor us 70 cry out for var
and meanwhile to hinder the war in %
cret, and to seek every occasion to brin,
the rulers Of our country 70 soorn an,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

IS. And the gospel of
peace spread abroad, and prevailed might
ily.
46. And 1t went throughout all the
land of Uuculpsalm even beyond the bor-
der Of Mssunandicsup.
At. So that::in about ten days the chief
captain of the Tshivulree, whose name
WAS Robbutlseth (he who had forced Lit
ulmak, who was surnamed the Uuready.
to change bis base, and sent Joseph,
whose surname showeth that it was not
he which fed from the wife of Po,iphar,
back from whence hs came, took an army
Of the Phiretahs and marched into two OF
the provinces Of the land Of UnculpsaIm.
proclaiming the new gospel Of peace at
the point Of the sword.
48. And he laid parts OF those pfovin-
ces waste with FIRE, and he destroyed the
bridges that were over tho riverK and
carried of their horses and their corn ma
their cattle; and pat oil them that resist
Cd the new gospel of peace to the sword.
40. So the people began to understand
the mystery OF the new gospel; and they
glori6sd il and they said, yet q little
while. and the Nigyah shall be restored
to bis bondage, and the Tshivulres and
the Phire.Ahs shall be our masters, aud
peace shall rule the land with q rod Of
iron, and We shall compromise ourselves
forever. And thdre was great rsjoio.
Ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25
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