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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

The sssasisn % lass Tuesday wss NE
-. s5sisaiak sss e 81. ssss witnessed. Ne
sissHsst n ia Es4aIa4 TIE namIaasiSn
dmaas 10 Uhssago On she 9ssh af Aagasl
sssslsd syss3 DunocsAs % Iowa. ssssisd
psaes nsa, because Il left shsm 10 shares
10 carry the STATES, and ID sesslsd war men
righs into the tfassso Oh Abe LinsoIn's
ssppsss. In this city such was sminsnslJ
the easss We doa,t know af baa two
sWax Dsmeosats, - thai voted foE MeClsl.
Ian, alb srsss. ws believe, went the entire
ssias for oid Aba !. The DAY was one 81
tAa wosas Of tbs ssAson. Saow fell from
marning till aighs aad kss fan psrssas
wsss sssa % shs ssssess- A large nanbez
II Democrats did nek vsss, aad noswish-
staadiag thsss fasla The vssa was soasid-
szahas larger than aa pzsvioas sieesio1ss-
TAs Abolitioaisss bed simir man On band
legal and Illegal voters, all Of whoa wsrs
pasRisssa 10 Eoss By the Abolision board
a~ishoas challenge froR-is- The AhoI-
asssM msjsrisy In shss township vii be y
boaseas haadred aad ssvsnty. The Nos-
: psgsg ssiis ihs whols ssazy IN ths folIow-
ing paragraph
sThs vote poIIsd % q little larger than
the average. Unian men showed cousid-
ssahle enthusiasm, and worked with .
vii; bas tia Cops ware dispiriss3, and
did mos attempts b faaks ayhs. Tbs
vote 10 mos eanyassed yst; and We saa, Of
course oaly guess at the result, bus ws
jndgs IRON shs eolog af ths sieksss and
the sampfaxion Oh the voters, that Lin
SolD's majority In ths sity vii be aboai
one huadred and ffg--or one half mora
knAa Stonsss. The majority in ths soan
81 win NOS be far from twe hundred"
! Thsra ass mot many Democrats in shis
ssskisa wha Will take the trouble 70 SNAKE
aght, " fos She privilege Of being draft
ID inso enc, which their conscience donss
J sppeossA aPolisy,s thas woadsE- worker
90 mash relied upon by wirs- woekers,
aaa's work ous this way.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

Gzx. EAaxx 70 MA SoLpix2s--PaIaog~
xxs az WAx.N. Y. Oct 2e-Riehuond
pspsss q lats - "Wednesday A<e rsosis-
"a. GisA. E1rly has issasd . address.
10 III soldiers - their lass Aafe4s b.
ehssidAa, Ii whiak III tslls then II xas
sasssa " tkeir disxrassfsl propensity
f5r plsmd1r.
III ntskmesd essiissl sonGHnm -
rannst ~ - srrnueennens IN -
mSGe 81 $3.50 - Nj az GsxGrnm4n1
m u nilo964 a 49, tl1eff est1toss h
rsbsl peispns, snf 10 0Su1s1erass <aesH
srnmcns their inen 10 cur hands.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

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: ass.aas u h~rn - saaaiys elsssian re-
sesas Ger psslisssasas tss hsss NOS re-
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,r q kbst ths tslsxraph wires ara dssa
aEa41 81 ahs d .issippi. This ts~asase
ekxss IN msjssisy ss~ EsssoiE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

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afs Obliged 70 aitssaess wAaa viii aepssa spas the
price OF papsr.
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Newspaper.
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ADDRESS A. GoDgy,
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Oct 81, ses pafEAnELPH4A.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10

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:
ep;shets, we migLt ssply that They who
advoeaas and wsgs shls var againss %,
are traitors 10 The othss. II shars IL !
wrosg on either or both siles, lss ImpsF-
sial history decide who are che greater
vi aaegs. fhIs IL tbs naked truth. When
.has viewed, now s.ue: aud unnatural u
this war.
Wey should tts inertia agbs a.a e.
psciallv wy should toe thousands oil
profsssea constitutional msn of the NORTH
Ind shesr aea1sanAnea gnd AID 10 oas
snhjagss :onY We are struggling for
pr &c D % whish shsstl no as dear "a
suen - shsy sac 10 ass DO thav aos ses
that cor ossrshsow vii be ths dowufall
oil aonssisuGionsl iibesIy--fasal 30 tssfs
Freedoms 10 wsil 80 oars tho insasrasioa
of 81 irresponsible and palimissd des-
pssssms Gesssss sasaa are slow ia tAsas
progssss Ok lsavening shs aaass OF MOD;
lrnsh 10 srampied upcn, whea pass ;ons
gains swass But The Ultimate pFevalenss
OF the oaa, sod the ssosndaaey Of tbs
othaF, IL only q question Of tina, and
thsig end psass. The light already be
rims 10 break ID open tae thinkiag and
better porsion al sha Ncgshern people
They hsgin u soc this var ID not waged
20 restore the Union II good fAis1--shs
Uaioa Of khs Constitution; bat aishss e
sacara disunisa, liz asowing iEnpossihls
snd degrading ssssns oil peace, or oonyeri
II into ! deapolssm NJ sahjagaliag the
Soash. Henes shs Chicago mossm snss--
Hsses tba noss of disooassnt Thai i bsiHg
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4 ...r..sv otbasr, of high ranf.snd great expert

A,r..tv otiaar Of high ranf.snd great expert
49, e,s,o j. moreover one Of Che most gallant sol
.. n :He service, speaking % us of the structures
- p.s v,'ry service watch appeared in ms pa
.,., satutasv, assures Va that we are mistaken
- ..s Wy gna.crsa! roirh u history. Our cavalry
.+~.-s,,r..,- charged, Re says, man TO man, sh'
.. a.. hose during this SsT, and always success
-r-.,.. 81 de -,,ch a charge in williamsburg,
.s,,.,7i ,il.er AsttIas In the battle Of Geitys-
.. ro-.......lr, General Hampton made num-
. ~ -.zt brilliant charges, killing four of the
...-.,. vi la cwn saIN, receiving n severe cut
80 .,.- ,.-.i snl bullet through the thigh, ami
. ... So etl-nv's horse Ola each occasion. 1t was
,-s.s. :; anpssre, who first converted their ca
r. ...c a@Gated infantry, not Us, and they didi.
..a ,24pia rca>vn :ha; they were unable 10 meet
80 - oav.!ry charge, our men being by far the
:.l-Is, aa4 every way superior in this kind Of
-.oe: Though the Yankee horeeman have greatly
.-,..,v-3 n 'ia.as. The same officer attributes
.- sue>-es 81 the Yankee cavalry in the
'..r- 10 :ar.I greatly superior Numbers, they has-
- -a; = ~. >sl-sAd point 70 strengthen tia; a. IN
81 t@y-: scs'sce. Much Is 10 be attributed, also
t-t.e>s, % The superior weapons with which the
.rAerS are now furnished, enabling them 10 fire
".... E'eAi lapidiiy, anu from distance SO great
:; &. IS Impossible 10 charge from it. These arms
'.H> sct2e OF seven or eight hundred yards Will,
..-..s y s4ppase. cannot charge etfeotuallv from
7--;.s 1-s;,n'e than ono hundred .I..A ffty.
So :1.al> lu1 exr.anA;ion, which We hare To
ID, Is colra,t n order that or cavalry, who's.
--.-l'.t'y we never doubted and have never ,pu-
-s. whatever We nay have said and thought in r.
~- u ;a~' actual eff iency, may b. placed 3i.t
.~,f.E iuc country. Il the enemy converted their
:...- sr'a mounted infantry with long-rluSc guns,
: ~ c,-a-!y Necessary TO have mounted infantry
- meet .Atm We do not object TO mounted iEfin-
4. aH4 kaVe no doubt it his rendered, and Will
f.--."-a - r-E3ec, effective service. What Te
30 LIT e, j. the conversion Of q. troop
80 '.-, ;Aac species OF force. Va Cannot
= lLora that large proportion OF orr mount
.. --~2 t.uld le cavalry If the line. How 'Fr
80 ~ve.el 70 fol!vw up }-at"a enemy, q /"
=, In f:o1. I7-y.ag and hshtlrG a''t".'l'
- .. .-G a. = G4T,!sr IL al tiif decided Nrt"i,ts
. LEN -.Eles, believe. without excel ton, thr
a... i-..i.,I, by those who s1a!i !o"k !"'o |
.. :--,.-- t. Arr" been IenIrr.1 decisive ~ t.-e
--... -.e., al ,ava-ry =: the decisive morDc2t- |
- -v-ey al 20. consist Of mounted infantry, |
~ e -. 5-.u-a, taught - rely the spur and |
re -el5v
- . W.. T-tEalk. sa PEASANT. that some bi gr:-
~ : to .a;e l.asptod General John Molgla
-:.f.tss - hsIn ~" Invention Of di-n1un:InG a.
49, I. t.: AEl U4l.-Iy. Other, ait.iau.. :; -
o.. e: [. or army. B4:. II poin: 1set,
~-= IT, .L7,r,r.2 u Ione Of Ii. Il. 1Ary wsIa
--.-,,-, .ai. ;:7 81. ssl1et tA- ta:tle ~ H-Ls'e
= -a'--1.-, e-LL:y -iL,-e ye,ars ago.
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lNOUR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
RENT, in the EXCHANGE HOTEL; use of
servant and cooking done. Also. FOUR ROOMS IN
SIDNEY, with tic Us" of kitchen, pulor servants
End stable. Apply 70 ~ NJ, Exchange rag.or.
no lite
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iREAzuRY DEPARTMENT.,
CnNrKuNHAIE S.AIEs or AMIRI.A.


4 DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX FER
CENT. NON-IAXABIE BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW-Deposits on call Will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant 1roasurrrs al
Charleston and Mobile, and the DeIosltarIes az
nah and montgomery. and certificates Will Ia ir7ei
!ur -rns. tveTu interest at the rate VI four .r
cent PR AMMAN, sIi secured by tAc hypulEtcatiOIl
Of -: a1noani OF tie sboya bonds equal 10 the SIM
Of t..s lo,,iIs. The bonds % b. a<t apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, which sold. applied ex-
c,usively the payment Uf ths said certificates.
Tie security and convenience attended 10 banks
aI other corporations, and - the public generally
by this mode Of temporary Investment, and the q:
tlt OF the measure, II generally adopted III keep
ing the LuITency within MODE ate bounds il il hoped
will comIIrAd u 10 the consideration vi the
community aud secure their prompt cooperation IL
carrying It into effect. q. A. TRENHOLM,
al 22-to Secretary OF tn Treasury.
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lREAsusy DEPARTMENT,
CoSFRpERATE STArEs uF AMERICA.
Richmond, Va, August Ii, lS6i.

- EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
H. INTO EFFECT IilE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is. ladA. AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF Z EHI$fEkED EIHHr PER GEN 4.
BOMBS, ISSuE Ed UNDER THE Pi;uH i9IoSs Oh
The ACT APPROVED MAY Il, io6l, 10 hA-
CHANGE TIE SAME FOR COUPON BOSDS.-
Parties owning Registered eight Per cent b"i'dE
unleT the at Nay 10. loGl desiring 10 eS'h1i'e
them Tor coupon bonds, will assign thrm, IA tLe
u.iinor pointed Uut the printed enioraeI4cht Oh
the back of the certificate, - the "tonirdtia
States Of America, III exchange Tor coupon boius'
ana caus, Them 70 be presented % the EeS''ter OF
M. Treasury DeI,ir Irn.nt, who Will theTedlon' u
-I,nnitn,e with the provisions Of the act OF June
I3 Is. issue coupon bonds Tor Tie amount sl-elued
IN tn. rrart.t-red bonds SO assigned.
$50 u. A TRENHOLM,
au 2q-ts SECRETARY OF taa Treasury.
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UENIISTR Y.

EI1E SUBSCRIBER, HAVING REQ
I VERED from his late illness will attcut has
o!tice iIom TODAY and Will be pleased 10 see has
Patients ANA the public generally u -pl-ut,d g.
sot.ment OF GOLD FOIL and other ulatrIL-4 n
hand.
Persons wishing TO see me on business, afrcr Ollie
hours Will please call at ny resldence on M4r.h4u
street, between First and Adams
Nj. a. BIANKMAN
&c lo-ts Surgeon and Dentist, So II ain street
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CoSFEpKRATE STATES OF AMERICA,
ri hmOnd, August 5, lsGl,


TERTIFICATESO INDEBTEDNESS
BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNCA
INTEREST AND FkEE FROM TA&AIlUN.-by
the fourteenth section OF the act - reduce the cur
rency, approved February II, lstri, the Secretary
the treasury is authorized ss4e tho above crytl-
lcdtcs payable two years after the ratification OF
treaty OF peaEe with the United States. They can
not be soa but only 10 BE- issued 70 such cieii-
tors OF the Government az are willing 70 receive the
same III payment Vi thcr demands. They mus. also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and dlsburs-
ing officers of the Government is called TO thus class
of public securities Offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies Of the Government
are bought and facilitate the Of theE checks
drawn by Disturbing officers upon the drpoAtarles
holding these funds, and marked across the i'tet
payable III certificates OF Indebtedness" Will Se
paid in conformity herewith
D,.Ic4ita1ies are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation nd 10 make apph-
cation to the Register Tor supplies OF certificates IL
rec lired signed q. a. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary a Treasury.
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4 TTENII0N KEFrnEEs- -NALL.

4 TTENIION KEFTGFES' -VALI--
"a ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE o.. ..-
drr-iEn"i, having changed thur bas.. -. NV - d.
their well-knOwn IALii-lIO PROPERTY t'-. a.-,
IN Granville county, North carolina. ..l.D..: -, !,
or the road leading from oxford - ria b r. -.n
mIIcS s1u'hwu,t from oxford eighteen MT. from
the falrIgh and rA-tpu rtllr.At, twpt XIV rn..-
from the North Caryl.HL Genital r~ii.,. I,..Ay
section OF country and entirely sai- rom ..I- ~
the enemy. Two flourish ~ schools u.., ..sf f.
male, convenient One OF the ;ius.t l,,t.,r., 10, q,
country store AMI tie be: location t,r t.,,.-.
factory in the State
one trsnt % LAND, two hun,lteJ AMI -.x....,,
acres, we'll improved one Dwelling, --'v..I 5s..r,,
SIX hie-pi:c"e; one D%ci!lE-, three f"Jru- $50 &c.
Places one O6-f two rooms, tre-p'a." ,..a /; l~..
Negro tHbins; two .Ihbkt-li,u-t-, He., .,..,.-
House, twenty by tity-twU feet; Iyltr.y }. '..rr.
forty by slSty-sIS t-t, two tory With lgontrtI r
tobacco presses, mile, sharp He!., jr tt.t i i.-
sary fixtures and room t. work sey,l.fy-...' >. .-.
hundred hands; 5team-HouSe; UsX ~HoE. " s-
shop tVruty-c!gh. 81 hfty-lwJ ir.f; ON II ..,.
w,nty-six by thnty feet, two-s'oIy Is T.. III.
Shop, two ioigcs; one large GT1AdJy, ths.;y-.a. .
foIty-slx feCt-wIii stable twenty head oil h.rt,..
two good Corn Crib-; Car.aGe Hons; tao . ....i..
best selection OF fruits; II HrvrT-:dlnz 81. Il
splendid S..tri IN IA" ysfd.
One LOf, ei2h; ',tf,s; COOL Dwelling. foam. 1,.
We'll u water.
Gao other fvc,acsc LOT; good Dx,,.n,. ,Ar.,
rooms, one hrc-ll1cc; Ou;-iI,.uaee, .pirutI w.
o. water
Mot Of AL the iEnlIov n,nnt. !i.ay, ben ru; ,.,
n" last Sax o. ten Har> All the and ais, sla en-
BIZ cut Up 70 sm! purchasers IL IS NO. u.t.r! az ~
say any hing iutthcc, 40 the place Will rs,r..1--n!
t;clf on examination.
We Uls have a large lot Of MANUFAGTrRFD
AND LEAF TOBACCO. frvGu medium :, :l...t
grade, Il lot OF SMOKING TOBACCO,
All Of the ahOv, manned pIOrGtY W. vi -rH !.r
Confederate money, or pant la I"~rosz. III. n;.-
petty l. III "a section Of country uhrI, tr.. Is l.-
vehlent d quantity Of good river l,.tsus-t.t .. d
can be rented FIR rlthor particulars ,a tf..- tE,.
I Il ran j. ia. ~
lima : I, JONES A. EI,,ltFlr,
foSr"rRirr.-I wish 10 buy ~" or iuu5 S.ttlI
SAW-MlLLS, twenty five, horsepower az It.s lfI
good running old'r also, wi,h e. L..c. iu5 .. . Il.
year, some two hundred and fits o. fhF,. anEFr.i
HANDS. IEo~r having htI,d, 10 .l.c al.i ...,. ..s
10 secure good ham,> for them, viii 10 Wei :, IL, .
early application. / also wish 10 buy aur I9lt.i..f
barrels Of SORGHUM, for which I Will iHg 8 RAN.
price. Tor further particulars address he IL .,I-
sisne'l, Oxford, Granville county, North Csr.,r,
Oc 2E-4t J. l.. JOINS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Robinson, Adams & Co, Aucionesrs,
(corner of Ninth and Main streets

By Robinson, Adams & Co, Auctionesrs,
(cornor of Ninth and Main streets.1
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, the I'd Of
~ November, we will Offer at auction, coinnenc-
ing at lo1 O'clock, largo and attractive stock OF
GROCERIES, MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
RAW COTTON AND COTTON YARNS, viz:
Is barrels chosce New Orleans Sugar,
"a bagI White Sugar,
6 barrels New Oleans Sugar, ma, ked r )" to
10 be sold for account OF whom it may
concern,
20 barrels Cuba Coffee,
10 casks New Rice,
10 kegs Ri Carb Soda,
90 boxes Bar Soap,
With a general assortment Of Groceries.
ALSO,
2j bales assorted numbers, Cotton yarns,
With a variety Of Boots, Shoes and 6undIies.
ALSO,
50 cases Smoking Tobacco,
ca barrels Smoking Tobacco, III bags "a very SUI
perior article,
20, 900 Florida Cigars,
1000 do. do. opera size, very fine.
Consignments solicited. Particulars in special no
tico morning of sale.
ROBINSON. ADAMS & co,
no Auctoneers.
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WANTED, the ladies 20 know that they
~ can have their iiOtP-SILRTS MADE and
REPAIRED rs Mis- EMMA FLANAGAN, or
Seventeenth st'crt, br:H,ra E.n.3 and Marshall,
west SIDE. Orders promptly attended =.
~ Il lStt
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.NANTED. a gentleman with a small

WANTED, TIE USE or : .lORSE.
W for light service for which f. e ard goo!
attention will he furnished Apply, ..dmrjl 'tr..
TO Surgeon HARRIS, AZ 'Jlonul F,Iuot toms head
quarters in BtlSin'S Block no l-9t"
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OFFICIAL.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
CoSFEDERATE STArLa OF ANKRICt.
4 l N - '

CoSFEDE2ATE STArLa Oh ANkRICt,
kIvHNOSD, O,toGer y, lSGl
MONT \ Y 4 3 l. T. BONDS, FIVE
IiUNpRED-MlIIIOE LOAN.--SAIE CON
TlNCED.--NuneIUGs applications having been
made ter bonds the established price OF one hum
dred and thirIytivc dollars and interest, under cir
cumsttnces that entille them 10 favorable consider
alton, it has been determined continue the sale
ut the above price until further not~e.
Agents Tor the sale OF these Bonds are instructed
TO act IN accordance with this order and the atten-
ton of discussing officers OF the Government Is par
ticularly called 10 IL G.. A. TRENHOLM,
DC Pts Secretary of tho Trea-ury.
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s,NGH RE\T-The ASHLAND HOTEL
Z l. for Tent CT lease. Possession gwen Oh the
.t u Dr.eInbeI. Pant Of the inventory IL Tor ac.
Apply - JOHN PERRY,
o. 3l-tW- PI0ullctur.
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FOR SALE AT
ALL THE BOOK AND MUSIC STOEKS.
ID Il O { |. 4 VI \ L @ y

| APPOINTING 4 DAY FOR PCELto WORSHIP.
II i'd meet that the people o. the Confederate
States should, from time to time ASSEMBLE to az
: knowledge their dependence or Almighty God, to
render devou thanks for His manifold blessings, to
| worship His Holy name, to bend in prayer at His
foot>too and to accept with rersrent submission the
Christening OF Ills All-wse and AIl-merc1ul Ptoyi-
| dentti
Let us. them in temples ami in fields, unite our;
Voltes III 1~'o@ri2n2, with adnT,ng gratitude. tins
| manifestations OF His protecting care III the many
/ signal Victories with winch arms have been
| crowned, IN the hu.Gjy,'nts9 With which our land
has been bla4ed and lte uniIuIs,re.t energy and
iurts;a1e with which H.. has -pir.si hearts ana
strengthened our arms III Resistance. to che iniqul-
lon' designs q our enemies
A!i let IA net forget that, while galr ousy vorch-
"slns 10 u Ills protection. si.A have meIited
and received glI>uns cEastlseIneht- that many Oh
our best and biavest have fallen IN tatHe u'"h
many 3.Lers are AL held III foreign prisoai ti'aI
!aTyr of country hhve been devastated
with svae torocirS III" peaceful 6onlrs oe-t'oF'i
and helnle,s yotn.n and children driven away il
d.s;itutiou; ami that with Irnd,ah nlalEnIty tho
passions .rryt!e have been excited ny our
death Ia q welcome escaF~-
Now, therefore, l. JEFFERSON DAVIS, President CT
the Confederate States of America do issue this nv
proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY, tbs
sixteenth day Of November next az day 10 be
specially devoted TO the worship " Almighty God
aud 90 invite and invoke all the people OF tAes.
Confederate States to assemble on the day aiore-
naii, III tht!E res 2ecbyc places 81 public Worship
there 10 Unite III prayer - oar Heavenly Father
that tic testow His favor upon us that lie extsad
ov"f rs the protection OF Hil allnglty arm: that
lie EanctIi Ills elaStsc,ile1 To our Improvement 81
that We may tam away from evil paths and
walk n8hteousiy ia His eight; that He lestore
peace to our beloved country, healing its bleeding
WoiIid-, and securing to u the continued enjoy
ment OF our light u selt-government and inde-
pendence; and that liz. graciously heaiken to ".
whie We ascribe to Hun tho power and glory CT our
dcliversnee.
49,. Given under my hand and the seal df
+, ZEAL. The Confederate States. III Richmond. thr ,
- twenty s!ay of October, IN the yes :
"t our l'si oIp thoAaal eight hundred and sixtA
h,ur. JEfkkRSUS DAVIS.
BY the President:
j. r. BEsIAS.IN, Secretary Of State.
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DENIE, deeirsbly situated on Shockoe Hill ; and
Tor hire, several Of the FAMILY SERVANTS
address, with name and references, IT !. j."
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