Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16
1886. PROSPECTUS 1855.
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1.-THE Union Must ana shall~be Preserved


"The Union Must and shall~be Preserved"
The grea, Unionpary has achieved the most glorious
and important triumph in the history Of nation in the
reelection of Abrlham Lincoln to the Presidency. The
destiny OF Beloved country win be to that
well tried and pure statesman These coming four years
will make history than allotted TO any like
period Its more striking features will embrace the
crushing Of the rebellion by the power the sword the
restoration Of the union and the freedom of every slave
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rnEY FIRST OBEY ".
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