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1t and Act. Adjt I'd Iowa c.v.lry Vet. Vols.


E ]. l.. Marsh Of the 9Th Iowa cav
airy sends us the general order Of Gen
Winslow, commanding brigade, ss1 lals
Colonel of that regiment. It was ISSUED
upon the arrival Of the command 1t Ma.
COM
HEADQUARTERS lfr BRl0., 4TH DIV,
CAVALRY CoRPs M. d. NJ.
Macon, Ga, April gid. 1864
CENTRAL ORDERs,
No. 9.
SOLDIERS: The Brevet Brig. Genera
Commanding congratulates you upon ID.
success which has crowned Jour Efforts.
In one month you have marched sir
hundred miles, engaged the enemy il
force four times. completely routing hin
on each occasion.
You have captured on the Geld Of bat
tie thirty -onc hundred prisoners, clever
stands Of colors. thirty three guns. TWEEN.
ty-fvo csissons, and thirty Eve hundred
stands Of small arms.
You have aided 10 destroying vast Ar.
senals, Foundriss, Factories and Work
shops, with their contents. The enemy
cannot recover from these terrible blows
You have proven that cavalry can sut
csssfu!ly assault fortified positions. Dis
mounted, you drove the enemy in great,
superior numbers from the strong work,
10 front OF Columbus. Nlouatsd, Jon have
dashed through the enemy's 'linsAcon-
pletely astounding him by your audacity
and its results.
While We rejoice. let Us not forget the
fallen.
By command Of Bsevet Big. General
Winsiow. A. HoD0R,
A. A. A. Gen.
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HrApauaRrra. 80 Iowa cAvArsr yrr. vcls-
MACON, "a, April q, 1889.
EDITOR GATE CItY-Sir: | herewith
forward you . list of casualties 10 thi'
regiment since leaving Chickasav, Ala
March 2lst:
aNear Mont. vaio, Ala March slst lses. corp raj j
ssph ka~n, 20 y.
WOUNDED.
Cap. Benz Z Grail, C, Y, arm, severe.
PI.vats William II Proctor, c. D. hand, slIsAt.
bsvid kxiishsck, Co b, hip, severe.
Will Al, Grayens, Co i, band, slight.
sE daIdy, Co y, hand, s,isht.
Corp William 9sntx, Co y, hand, slight
Ssddler b kistine, co ., a. N, severe
Private Arm trong Co meek and 1reast sines died
Omer Wilson, Co O. sight
Quartermaster sergt Norman Reno Co =.
April la, Piantssrslie, Ala.
1.t 1t John Watch, Co l.. side, slight.
Private John Welt 90 b, Js~,sever
Com sergt Nm fraser, Co J. baud, sight
Private logan, co !, very slight
s Mcdonald GO L, very slight.
lrsncis Adainson, 20 ], "
fergt Johs VIII, Co n, wrist, sewers.
Private s West, Go h, Git
Perry Biddle, Co a, slight
Will an Dunn, 80 l.,
William bryant, Co n,
April isaa, Csr4nssi Ga.
KuLEp. -8
Capt Thos Miller, Co D,
lst ssrgt john Delay, Col
Private William Hssier, Co A.
WOUNDED.
Private Jacob Cellar, Co A, leg amputated.
John Randolph TO A, shoulder, severe.
Abraham " istard, co A, neck. sewers.
Edward w Moore, Co A, leg, rssh
Corporal Miles hing, Co u, b. east severe.
Private iBenj 4 Grant, TO r, jaw, severe.
Sami Parsonr Co b, slight.
Corporal Afford philiips, TO Z, bsId, alighf.
Daniel Beer, 10 D. leg ahipusatsd.
Private John STEVEN, To y, leg, severe
ueo 1uthri~, 70 b, head. severe. ~
VIVA 1utnrie, Go a, slight
samusI Nelson, Co !, morfaly, aimee died
Isaac Stevers, TO J, loot, severe.
Ernest Pruss, Co !, slight
Isaac V'Conpor Co 1. slight.
james Miller, Co h, groin dangerous.
RKcAPIfUIATIoy.
Officers killed, /; officers wounded. erlstsd mfi
killed, g. wounded, So. missing. 1.
Very respectfully yours, &c.
MARSHAL s. CRAWFORD
1t and Act Adjt I'd Iowa Cavalry Vet. VIOLA
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@ ?. J. Talon wishes to call the At.
teniicn Of the Ladies' to his new stock Of
Summer Dress Goods, such as L,wns.
Organdies, Jaconets. Lace, and Silk Man.
tillss, Bonnels. &c. which be will sell
cheap for cash.
Remember the place, No. rs Main ct /,
between Id and 4th. Mayl6-lw.
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New Yer. ms.sy n.rs.,

New YsYk Money market.
Dy rslsevaph-] Msv YoaS. My II.
Money-Easy at SEQ per cent.
Sterling Exchapgs-ftrm as 1O0< Dl1o ~ epsA--ors
class bills
Go d-withnut decided chsnes, opening q LEX q
vsncing to OF, and cio,dg at iso3<
Government ssecks-scaEveiy bo am.
g. Of 81 Coupons los%.
~ Cour ons N.x
6O Coup ms tns~ issus) 10e1x
htorks-sstteS.
CAPesM "a fao3<; cARTss3< n up c u
FOL Nabss; " WaSns NaN Al To-
esk; q scrip ils3E WI ~ cert soL Par Mail ~
ny 00k RTie s51<: @ q QlO7: Husis,s 1oxl< IA,
lem Is. Reading a3If y Z los. . e2X Tois4e =
= y Cert u " osickailves AK
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- Twine and Carpet Chain, . good
assortment, just received at Bag Factory,
Main street. rYt.
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Tor sALE-A Cottage Fr.ne DvelI.

N - NVttSkc EI8BG DHeIl-
ing Nth -four rocms good veil Of v.,., -.
snd fni iof ell under fence, situsted On Exch.n,
.tre+t bsfws % and Sd streets Eeosuk Title yoos
Price $500. Enquifeof u.B.frE W. 9o0
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FOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottsre.
With two full lots, fine Barn Woods he'd. Ci,tkrp and
Cellar situated on Franklin, between 9th and 1uth sts
heokuk. Title good. Price $500 49,
fseis HB rHN-EYcK.
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TOR sALE-A Franc co,,.o. nell

fnf. With seven rooms. eisfrrn rood cellar and a
nne growth Of fruit trees, with full lot and sIf coed
ofuef situased near business, Exchange str.ef he
Enquire Of n rrryyrr
ftbSS 49, - n
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LOR SALE-l00 scres new Land.
- acres under cultivation with t~o ,o~ 49,
ssd mall orchard situated " mile. y frar, wsr..v
sns one mule rom brrekinridgr. Usnces Co. Jllinoi,
H. B. TEN. ErCK
Real Hseste Agent, Keoluk
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k>Ok SALE-A one story Frame Dwell.
tn8 Heus>. faree frame barn, eissern. eellw -
ertDprsy~aenfs With fh1i Ios, rtuatd On bsnk -
ostween Let and % ,e+ts, Keoknk. Title seod
1900. [feblsl He TEN-Er1
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Too True.

Henry llWRrd Beecher we'll says:
"There is many and many a rich mans
houseawhore it would be unsafe to ask
for the commonest English classics. ; A
few garish annuals on the table, aifew
pictorial monstrosities, together with
tho stock of religious books of bis
"psFsuasiun ! and that'is vvNograngs
Of poets, no essayists, no selections Of
histoeianS, no ttavsls-bnt lthsp the
wallis have paper on that cost four dol
lars q yGFdg Books are windows through
which the soul looks out. IA house
without koOsl is like house without
windows. No man has arightitO bring
up his children without surrounding
them with books, IL he has the means
TO buy them. % He cheats them. p Chill
drebi learn tOrspdrby bsipgiP presence
of books. TheNlove of knowledge comes
with resdiss aPd-srSSsssOndt And
love Of knowledge 10 a young mipd is
alm ost a wsrrant ssgainst the iOferioE
excitement Of passion aud vices" $50
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Death of Dr.. Valentino Mott,

DR.. Valentine Mott, the greatest sur
geon of tho present age, and one of the
greatest surgeons of any age. died at
his residence in New York, on the 2sth
ult; in his eightieth year. Although
master Of surgical science, DR.. Mott had
no rivab iq his prOfessiPp' DR.. Mott
was native Of Long Island, and was
born at Glea, Cove in the year 1875
He graduated at Columbia College ia
1906, then went to Lon don and studied
two years under Absrnethy,S aAstly Coo,
per and Cline. He was for many years
Prof. OF Surgery in Columbia, and the
Conege Of Physicians sud surgeons, bui
bis great reputation was won by his or
iginaI operations as a surgeon, many o
whiohno other man ever successfully
attempted. as 6,
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A little girl about four years old, and
a little boy about six, had been cautiOnr
ed not to take away the nest egg; but
one mornipg,T when they vent for the
egg, the litle sil, took it aBa started
for thslhonss. Her disaPPoinisa broth,
er, followed, cryi9E,. fMethsrA LmosbsEl
spsy's been and got the egg the old
hen measured by" vriTii orr ,qs.
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Some one, quoting from Emerson,
compares the late Southernl'PCes
career to Q broad atrsstgin a great city,
aiming out in common highway iutO
the country, becoming ASart-rOad fdrth
er on, diminishing 1tOu'a fOOtpath, and
finally tOa squirrels tract, which runs
up a. utfee+-prObably thes%SOhr apple
treeY Of the popular song.q7u@ ros1oi
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Henry Ward Beecher on Abraham
Lincoln---A Touching and Elo-
quent Tribute. -.-aif.2. ~
Henry Ward Beecher, at the close Of
a mosterly discourse delivered at Ply
mouth Church, Brooklyn, spokoi thus
e1oqGently and beautifully Of President
Lincoln:
Even he who now sleeps, has By this
event been clothed with new influence
Dead, he speaks to men who now will
ihgly hear, what before they shut their
ears 10. Like. the words Of Washing |
ton, win bis simple, mighty words be !
pondered on by your children md cIil.
dren's children. Men will receive o
new accession to their love Of patriot
ism, and will for his sake guard with
more zeal the welfare of the whole
country. On the altar Of this murtyred
patriot I swear you to be more faithful
to your country. They will, as they fol
low his hearse, swear new hatred to
that slavery which has made him a mar
tyr, By this solemn spectacle I swear
you 10 renewed hostility to slavery and
to nevor.ending pursuit of it to its
grave. They will admire and initiate
his frmuess in justice, his inAexible
consciousness of the right, his gentle
ness and moderation of spirit, and ]
swear you to a faithful copy of his JUS
tice, his mercy and his gentleness
You, | can comfort, but how can speak
to the twilight millions who revere his
name as the name of God? Oh, there
: will be wailing for him in hamlet anG
! cottage, in woods and wilds and thu
fields of the South. Her dusky chill
: dren looked on him as on Moses com,
: to lead them out from the land Of bond
age. To whom can We direct them bu
: to the Shephered of Israel, and to hi
care commit them for help, for comfor
and protection. And now the. martyr j
= moving in triumphal march, mightie
: than whom alive. The nation rises u
at his coming. Cities aud States ar
= his pall-bearers, and cannon beat th
7 hours with solemn procession. Dead
deadl dead! he yet speakethl
;. Washington deod2 Is Hampden dead
| Is David deadl Now, disenthralled c
: Aesh, and risen to the unobstructe
l. sphere where passion never comes, h
r. begins his illimitable work. His life
: grated upon the infinite, and willfb
7 fruitful now as no earthly life can b
: Pass on, thou that hast overcome
a. Your sorrows, oh people, are his pe1r
(, Your, bells, and bands, and mufl ,
drums sound in his ear a Triumph. Yo
% vail and weep here, God makes it tr
be umph there. -Four years ago, oh !
r linois, we took him from your midst, q
untried man from among the peopl
ho Behold we return him, mighty col
- queror, not thine, butthe nations; D
=. ours, but the world'I Give him pls,
a ye prairiesl In the midst of this gre
continent, his dust shall rest sucrt
treasure tomyriads who shall pilgrim
that shrine, to kindle anew their re
aud patriotism. Ye winds that mo
over the mighty spaces of the We
chant his requiem! Ye people behc
a martyr whose blood ns artieult
no words pleads for fidelity, for law
liberty. .h.'is''1
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h.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, writing from Charleston, S. c.,
says: 20 u - 7A'.' '' CIV"
Mr.. James 'RSdpath, who some six
weeks ago had been detailed to attend
to the educa tioual interests Of Charles
ton ana vicinity, we found actively en-.
sasod 10 the gGod work. Seven school
buildings havedbGsn opened il Charles
ton, beginhing on the 4th Of'March,
an d there are ninety. Eve teachers EN-
plOScdy Of whom twenty-five were from
the Nortb,d and tho others Of Southern
biith.i There we're $500 pupils In at
tendance, about 1900 Of whom only
we're white. They attend the SchoOls
promisououslys bptoaEsTtAeght and re-
cite in separpte classes, ,allthe TEACHERS
being required to teach the colOred pm
pills as we'll as. whitS ones. Tie salaries
ofnthe teaehsrs are paidyby theeFreed
men'al Aid Society and N ational Freed
mems Relief Society. Con. SnxtOn, on
the partof the Govern ment, gives each
teacher regdIstqaIiOus. Last week I
humber Of nigbe Schools we're opened
fotTthe accom- odatiou Of grown pupil
who Icanhbtn attend the day schools
They began operations With $50 pupils
tbSteAobtts being volunteers, mostly, 3
| hJFEiGl dllE lg7ilna sunfl'Q tNAIiA
'heir own pp@pel', tllls;h,Hui b'5od
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Turned Farmer.


tits known that Gen. R. E. Lee will
soon leave the city and repair to his
farm situated near the famous White
House, on the Pamuukey River, to
spend the remainder Of his days in
peace, quiet and agriculture-if unmo
Tested by the Government. His son
Gen. Gusts Lee. is already on the farm
alluded tOband Ilearn upon authority,
is actually doing his own plOwing in
person. II is also alleged that "Ruuny'
Lee, General, aud nephew of The reb'
Ell chieftain, came intOttown the other
day, from the White House, on a load
of hay, aud took the oath of allegiance
-GRichmond Correspondence. .iQsJ
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Conundrums.

WHY should the ram be regarded the principal ant
NAL OF the dairyl because he Is the butter oteourse
he 10. 'tf III. f'n'i uf,A' .
why are suicides the most successful people In the
vorId1 Because they always accomplish their o1r ens
aWhy does d person that Is poorly lose much Of has
sensa Of toachf Because I've don't feel we'll 1.li- q
why doesa cal nan think Il me day when 10 raini
hardl Because he considers 10 fair weather ~ 20
making use Of fash language. 81 g lh'e an y on
\ Why was Fec like an iron safe on railrdadt Be
cause she gottsn up for Adam's kNpress company
like person whOse skih eraeks ncold weather. BE
cause she liable 10 have bad chaps on her hands.
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1otttp.
LITTLE HARRY.
Agscnobaisg Ta,cibed to Aft. and Mrs J. H. Boardua"
BY MARY d,

H .. .
ctiosaisiy Ta,cribed to M and MrS J. 4. Boardmu
BY MARY d,
One year, one sad and weary year,
Since thou did'st sleep upon thy bier, ~ Bt
Little Harryl nif tA''' at
One mournfnl year, since thy sweet face,
Was with us In It's childish grace
And thy sweet voice and little feet
Made music in the hall and street.
Another year, another Spring,
To our sad world the Lord doth bring,
Little Harry
The opening leaves are softly stirred
BY balmy winds and song Of bird;
They come again but where art thouf
What summer. land art Frightening nowf
OH vision Of world more fair
Than this, sec ; and sec thee there,
Little Harry
Thy soul with joy eternal thrills;
Thy little feet tread heavenly hills;
Thy glad eyes look on glorious things;
The seraph's song thy sweet voice sings.
Al Rhisi and still longing regret
Lingers around thy mem0ry yet,
" ~ Little Harryi
1t is so hard to look By faith,
Beyond the sleep that we call dsaGh,
And feel, sweet child that thou dost MI
A destiny, bright, glorious, still
y But God, In the great Idioto-be,
will:solye Alright this mystery,
Little Harry
Why they to whom thou vert so dear
Must sorrowfully linger here; ......
While thy pure spirit, freed from strife,
Thus early gains eternal lifel
April, 1866.
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b 'mistrliantOus.
The Ohio Monument Fund--An APP

| -
The Ohio Monument Fund--An Ap-
'ie, peal to the People Of Ohio. 1'7a
The State of Ohio, hOnored Abraham
Lin cola as Chief Magistrate, and loved
him as man: that honor ab that love
we're deserving of q permanent record
had he, been permitted to reap with us
the full fruition. of his labors7 of the
past four years;they are infinitely more
so now that he has been struck dow n in
his career Of usefulness by the ruthless
hand Of the assasSiu,-- struck down as
the representative of civil liberty and
free government, Such record it is
proposed to make in enduring marble,
fashioned by. the hand of Art and
erected ip the beautiful Capital Of our
proud Commonwealth; and which, shall
speak, to every beholder our npprecia
tioD Of his lofty virtues aud his unex,
ampled public services, which shall to
all future time to incite an emulation Of
those virtues and those services, and
which shall speak to each generation
the intelligent appreciation by a. frce
people of unsel6sh ambition and unsul-
lied patriotism. .....,s .; ....-....
Soldiers Of the Union armiesl Wher
Abraham Lincoln was, struck down BY
the assassin. the stroke was aimed a
you; the. blow aimed at his life was di
0 rected at the same time at the life o
the nation for the preservation of whicl
you have barred your breasts to th
storms Of war during the four wear
/, years of his Administration. He ha
fallen in the hour of our triumph,
martyFt to the principles for which 20
i have fought. Shall not Ohio, pre-emi
u nent in the field and the Cabinet, be th
% fret to give durable expression to h
gratitude which not only our Stat
but the nation and the friends. Of Lii
Q erty everywhere, cherish for the men
e ory of this ilustrious Son of the Wes
L We know full we'll what your respon:
is will be. .,f,t.,,,., ,rs,.
= Nor arc the brave men of Ohio, wi
b, have fallen in defense of the natio
to be forgotten l has been decided
erect TO cth cir memory monument
: the Capitol grounds, and athe. memori
. to.their~fallen- Gummaudersin~O Ohief,f'
: the same timO, IL must be shown tn
- their services, dad sacrifices so brave
.. and gloriously made, are fondly al
b proudly cherished by those who survi'
: and those who come after them. r-es
x People Of Ohio, we ask for these pu
y poses your generous contributions.
> WM. NJ. HENRY SMITH,
So =. ld1Seeretary of State.
ale G. .YOLNEY DORSEY,
. .. .r 20 r.d'g~e. Treasurer of State.
III. .,J. JANNEY, SO lb .ar.r o.. be-
Haa Secretary of Ex. Com.
Il On behalfof Executive Committee
Ohio Monumental ISOLATION.
A.
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"A BLuET ANswEh--Clark Mills, a
sculptor of some notOriery aud no ex'
exocssiof layally, applied tO'Sscretary
Stanton fOrspeahisEiOn to take a cast cf
RyaCh's d head q This blunt minister rs.
Piled: a tiBettnratake c 3 care of your own
head n'ai N''N '-t@ 5
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An Irishman got out of the carsst a
railway station for refreshments, and
unfortunately the bell rang and the
train left before he had flashed his re-
past. "Hould on, cried Pat, as he ran
like a mailman after the car; "hould on,
ye mur herin oald stbame ingip- -ye've
got passenger aboard that's left be-
hind" r~.i ao b., '.g ..5 .a5'.'..a .,.1
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lFor- lhe Nsww.s.. v.
Clarade.

My hrst is Ingenious, candid and free, 3. 40, H.
My second In market at all times we sec, t.,g uag
or prominent rebel my third is the name, I.i8
Who once could the title OF General clpinh
But he has surrendered, as all Reb' no doubt.
viii soon do, the "Gonfederacy'' being played out
My fourth meags active, or brisk some would say,
My whole VIll tho name of a soldier display, a5
Who served "Uncle Sam" for three years or more
Aud has re.snlisted In the First Army Corps, n.
New Viennasl May 10, lso6a 10 sALLIE.
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Pensions.

G6ublOuos
The following items should be pre-
served, as showing to whom pensions
may be granted. Those entitled to
pensions are:-o1 roI1 af.r.i. h
/. Invulids, disabled since March A,
1861, in the military or.naval service OF
tho United States, while 10 the line of
duty. .. -... as,. ass rq,- 20
2. Widows of officers, soldiers and
seamen, who have died of wounds re-
ccived, or diseases contracted in service
as above. 7.arssaN
8 Children under sixteen years Of
age, of either of the aforesaid deceased
parents, if there is no widow surviving,
or from the time of the widows re-mar-
rioge. 81 q. ..a 'HaaAa "''. ~"
4. Mothers of officers, soldiers or
seamen, deceased as aforementioned,
and who wore dependent on the son for
support, in whole or part. sni ''s'''
B. Sisters under sixteen'years Of age,
dependent on said deceased brother,
wholly or in part for support, provided
there are none of the last three cases
above mentioned. .ag
Invalids and friends of deceased SOL
diers are reminded that in order to have
said pensions to commence when the
service Terminated, the application
therefor must be made within year of
the discharge of the invalid or deccase
of the officer, soldier, seaman, or as the
case may be. -..na o.. .aesgr1 ID 'H'
/ RATES soF PEHsIoSs.-Lieut. Colonel
and officers of higher rank, $50 per
~ outhj Major, .S25 per month; Captain,
$50 per month; First Lieutenant, $l7i
Second Lieutenant, sl5 per month; oil
enlisted men, SO per month. Only one
full pension will be allowed to the rela-
tive of a deceased soldier, and in order
of precedence, as above given,
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Enirma on the Vowels.

We, are little airy creatures, - ~ -
All Of different voice and features, rf- Al
% One Of us 10 glass is bet, ,.it- '-lA ia
One OF rs yoa'il hnd In jet, ' ,..t
T'other you may seen IN tin, "a. t,. .,d,...
~. And the fourth box within, -.ca lpta III
II the hfSh you should pursue, 7la'
1t can never hy from you. ,s .,,. t.ssI..s
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President Lincoln died worth about
$4,000. The story that he saved s75.-
600 of his four years receipts at Wash.
iugton, is untrue. He did not save ten
per cent of his salary. The project of
raising 100000 for Mrs. Lincoln, to Be
invested in stocks or securities, is wise
and proper, and ssshOuld meet with
prompt success. Opportunities the most
frequent and tempting, for financial
speculs' ION, presented themselves but
Mr., Lipe9lu INDUCED in n0osingle I'M
stance, and yet lonly, the week before
his death, 90 opposition newspaper put
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