The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05
1866. PROSPECTUS. 1865.
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sgThe Union NYu>t aud Shall BE Preserved
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! most glorious and important triumph in the his
tory Of our nation insthe reelection Of Abraham
Lincoln to the Presidency. The destiny of our
| beloved country will be entrusted to that well
| tried and pure statesman. These coming four
years win make more history than was ever al
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lures will embrace the crushing efthe rebellion
by the power of the sword, the restoration of the
Union, and the freedom Of every slave that
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AND SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS
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