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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10


PARIS, Dec. II, '0i.
II was the lcsirc of some O. our young
friends. that should furnish them with
an exponent OF Frcnch sentiment, as re-
CARDS the war in Amrrta. know IL
will be interesting to your readers gcrcr-
ally, to be furnished with such, aud, in
crdcr not TO be obliged to 20 ,l,rpsgh the
tcdium OF writing to each enc separately,
they can all be ccoRp odutrd through
the medium of your weekly sheet. !
have selected an article from ,hc pen ci
ohc OF the most liSCral aud clcav-thinking
journalists OF France, the Editor of the
Scie'e Age, one Of the leading journals
OF Paris.
| read the CunsiifSftt Mo, J'..'frt. MR.
eie aud now and then the Mohiieur and
the Dels's, daily.
Tho following article, which I have
hastily rendered into English for YOU.
will give you picture of French diplo-
macy, and the course she is most liEcly
to take at tho interference of England
II cannot be denied bute that the paris-
ians are also experiencing the sad results
of the war. yet they feel determined not
TO interfere if il can be helped, or to u.s..
sist in destroying Republic their noble
lafayette las thought worthy 10 estub-
lish.
have 'virstcd the many nlcnsnre rc.
sorts commcA,, to Paris, aud listened 10
the voiccrof the people as well as read
the s"n,imci Is OF the press, and believe
| could say with safety, that, although
Frcnchmun may now aud then be
found, who lauds the deeds of a Southern
Bcaurcgard, yet there are few who feel
like doing anything that may work into
the pockets Of John Bull. The French.
we know from history, have never been
'cry intimat. friends with the Ensnsr
and one need only be in their society n
short time to notice the prediudiccs.
which have worked their way into the
moral ms well as political tendency of the
poopc, not altogether favorable to their
English ncighbors beyond the strnit.-
To-'loy the Message off flrrson Davis
has bcen commented ON in the papers o
Paris.
1t is siill as warm here as in S S,p,cm
bcr' and II was only until quite rcrcntl,
that the ircsts have deprived the Gardii
dcs Plnntcs, and the public gardens an,
parks of Paris of their Aoral beauty
have had no snow yet.
| nm voura u.;,b rce,o,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
ncntI. ol prLmee AIhert,

The Prince consort husband Of olQueen
Victorla) died OF fcvev ON the 18Th inst
lie WIZ gentleman Of considerable gbii-
ity aud h IN culture, good husband and
exemplary iather, but was rot OF much
political Importance. The people OF
England were disposed to regard Jm as II
foreigner, and did net like to see him
interesting himsclfin public ufAirs, lie
was suspected of sympathy with absolu-
tism. aud bysomo iuiudiclous xpreasions'
made hiinsrlf quite unpopular dpSng the
Russian wpr. II is not unlikely tho
Queen, whose health olbody and mind
wss sbptt lodby the recent death of her
mothcr, " he Itt rriy proslrated rs VI
su3dci I'D oyeIghclnlg e ecRefse ilHs-
nsH' g.t
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Mason nnd sIidcn sIiddcn.

John Dull aud n, Davis are turned
tlpsy turvy by the discharge of Mason
aud Slidell. Here was patched up apal-
try prptcnce for bclligt rent co.partncr.
siip qciwccn Queen Vic and King Cot
ton, for the purpose of putting down the
only Free Government on earth, u Gov
crnmcnt that by its example of free In.
atitutons, rapid prjw,h aud the pcryuding
prosperity ard happincfs of III people,
was fast sowing the seeds Of disaiitction
in Tie crUmbling dynnstics Of Europe.
In n letter 10 Lord Lyons Secretary
Seward has sent hot shot into the mage-
zine OF British di Ilomaty blowing TO din
dcrs all ts Former tnims 10 the right Of
search aud convlcting that great nation
Of bald and arrogant duplicity in the eyes
of the whole world. As for NJ sou ard
Slidcll, Seward well remarks they are not
verdi cont nding about as PERSONS
They can go TO England, to Botany Bay,
or to the bOttom of tue sea, aud the
country they leave will be relieved Of two
great rasculs- They lave iclt Federal
power, have been coopcd up with rebels
and robbers for some weeks and now Can
skulk uwuy to n monarchical government
not daring To trust their precious curcns
in the country they have enrs. d. Ctsrs
Plain Dealer.
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congress ana ,hc Army.

After ~ cukirg of the impatiencc ex-
libited in Congress at the progress made
by the urmv,a Washington correspond
cut of the Cincinnati Commercial suys;
But ifthr military power moves slowly, In
the presence oisuch tremendous obstacles
as stand in its path ut every step, what
shnlfbe said Cf tie legislative power,
which Is now nearly unanimous, aud
ought 10 be setting an example to the
whole country! The two Houses OF
Congress have now been in 81 ssion, noun
inally, fifteen days, and the House ycster-
day passed a resolution TO adjourn over on
tie 18th of D,ctu,b,r till tie 9Th o!
Jauuary II this resolution should be
concurrcd in by the Senate, Congress
will have been in actual stpsipp only
twelve days in five entire wteks (uhd
those the most important Oncs) Of the
winter session. This, too, in the face olu
score OF vitality important m asurcs, all
awaiting discussion and action. Have
We rot most Industrious, ns well q
illustFioua, body OF public servants!
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mason ana sIidciI Gone.

Providence, Jan, a.-'rhe British steam
gup-boal Il inaldo, lcilh,re at 5p, ~, yes.
tcral Nih Messrs. Mason and Slidsll
ah3 tssif $ cat rica on boaNl. The
rv mgricano all ilnlsht.
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wooe,s rNa nssron ,rrys.
spa;,isil MesipS Bucks,

Those Ia want OF NJ Merino Bucks
fss Va n ce x a, W Ito coll at ny resideses in
Rre leN ,lp. ahs A,,s south aud Eve east Of Re
nrbIis wi,ess esa Ne supplied with Burks of my
n~nrat.ine arraate4 IN ererv resreci, moderate
rTss,. " a. &. BAkER.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

The Muse forbids, or we would sing
or Tiiin gh 10 we're on the wing;
Recount III this, our closing ditiy,
OF beauX gallant aud bellies so pretty;
How such a one was badly smitten
Made love to S---ald got--"the init
ten." anlf4
How Charley I'D M TO the altar,
And got his head in lIymen's halter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

What demon in this Eden came,
To spread its poison, and deiamc
The holy shrincs aud altgrs we
Had built to thee, o, l.iberiy
What madnC IS could have ruled the hour,
When men could dare dtfy the power,
That, like parents watchIul care,
Had spread It's Egis everywhere,
Aud heaven daring traitors strike
The parricidal blow, that, like
On fallen angels, sill rchouad
And send item rccling 10 tho ground,
TO save the Union, thousands came
Came not for honor nor for fame-
Came from tho prairies Of the West,
CUmc from the granite mountains crest,
Came rushing, like living tide,
From homcs where peaceful rivers glide;
Game like the eagle swooping down,
From eve neighborhood aud town.
Yes, came to offer up their lives,
For Freedoms caus', sacrifice.
They met the foe; they fought him well,
But Freedom shrickcd when Lyon fell.
A1honor to Columbia's noble sons,
Within whose veins the patriots blood yet
rms;
Who left their homes and peaceful fire.
sides,
To dare and suffer whcre'cr duty guides.
A nation saved will crown their heads
withbay
And weave q wreath of victory and praise,
And, when the starry banner of the FREQ
Shall float triumphantly from sea to sea,
When treason, in its mad career, shall
pause,
Lay down its weapons aud obey the laws
l. 1.-THE glad anthem ring from shore to
,hore;
Liberty reigns and colton's King no more.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Heaven bless our noble little city,
Her preachers, doctors, lawyers witty
Her schools aud schoo .na ans all 50
charming,
Mechanics, merchants, soldiers arming,
May choicest blessings e'er attend them;
And all the powers aboYe defend them.
An thrangh the long aud dreary winter
Oh! may they ne'er forget th1 PRINTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Since Eighteen Sixty-ono began,
The tim have chaugod, az well as men;
Treason has raised its horrid head
Where Peace and Union rcigncd in
stead.
War sounds its shrill and dread alarms
And trumpet blasts call cut :" to anns"
For cursed and palsicd be tho hand
That's raised to cut the golden bafd,
The shouts Of irccmcn broke the sPll
Aud Vengeance sworc, when Sumter
fell.
The true and loyal sons Of Mars
Rallied around the "Slripes and Stars. u
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GwGpsap Gorg5ppnAGptr.
LETrEI, FROM PARIS.

Cous.rssd,,ss Of The rian T',tuue.
PARIS, Dec. II, '0i.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
ElIGRAM.

npiitania'g breast with pity swclis ~
For sinyes=-ihcir wrongs Hre ns'er forg,tteu,
Poor Maid! We fear her bosum's swell
Is but the iise aud fall Of-Coiion.
L-vsnity Fair.
The greatest charm Of books is, pcy,
hnpa. that we sce IN ,lem that othtr men
have suffered as we have. Some uis wc
ever fad wko could have responded to all
our agony, be il what il may This. NJ
least robs misery Of is loneliness.
When the furious Orison saw his own
image reelected from his broiller's siiels |.
he started back aud stayed bio blow; ard
many of cur own attacks on our brolher's
laults might be arrested, II there were a
mirror on his bosom, to show W sur own
likeness there. ta q
A dnrkcy who blacks boots at the Mt
tional Hotel, in Washington, has the fol-
lowing motto conspicae psly displayed
over lis stand;
mo forh, no SoRfh,
No East, no Wesi,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

ladies and Gentlemen In all part, ofihe world es,if
the efficacy Of Prof q. Wood's Hair Restorative
and gentrmsn Of the rress unanimous In ' praise.
few iesfinionins only be .cre given ciTcu.
lar Tor moro, and % viii be impo.sible To doubt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

A Patriotic" Appeal; The l.ep;gyille
Journal expresses a fear tliat'piafepNill
become scarce IT the tobacco growing r.
zion rtmalns IN possession q The ribc'A'
aud makes the following upreal; Reuse
up, oh ye tobacco chcwers ard anekers,
every mother : son Of you, and avttt such
catastrophe by driving tn invaders
away. ~. ~ s..i.l.s,
T,eo EpiiaPhs; The following opitaph
is t,ken from county chursli~~s,-.
England;
"Here lies Janlos Saoak. s.ss
CoaLciguer suJ pas,gl elek, - -
Ia lie hakeloase he So burp ~ go
Bake,s, hete' a lesson Y oe ltnltt
On the same stcne;ia an.ilA aItef
"nsrs li,s ths THe fae ssiss, At-i
Wnu a!td o. tnet kf hffW ttcea
WiscsFtsasf isia es.is,ssas ef1t
Boat s0tl ) yoir i',stsn4AAa 80
ataa aft ~
81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
POGrmaR a. Miller
Take hi. meaod Of forming the public III at they ar
siill ca Iying on their
Extensive Tan Yard,

In this y, at which they purpose awning on the Ian.
ming business eNtensivey In all its departments and
have all WORK done IN the best manner hv CONNIE.
tent worknen. They nre now reI.a red at ali times 10
pny the M CHEST price In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

There was continual stream of cisi-
zeHE and soldiers, yesterday, porting into
DR.. Hughes premises TO see and examine
the trophies brought by him from Fort
Donelson. Among them were several
fearful-looking Arkansas tooth. picks, evil
IDENTIFY Of home manufacture. specimens
Of secesh uniform, grape and canister
shot, several shattered muskets, sword
bayoneE, and secession Gag, which was
dirty, torn rag, with "Jef Dawes"
rudely printed on it. The cotton over
coat is heavy and looks serviceable. But
the greatest object of interest was the
regimensal flag of the Second Iowa, which
was the first Union flag planted on the en-
trenchments of Fort Donelson. 1t shows
the scars of that fearful engagement. hav-
ing some fifteen bullet holes through its
folds, and the staff being nearly cut in
two.
At the dress parade yesterday evening.
this glorious flag was exhibited to the
soldiers, and large crowd Of citizens
It was held by John Taugher Of Co. A, I'd
regiment. who came out on crutches, he
having been wounded in the leg 4, Fort
Donelson. The flag was received with
immense enthusiasm and three cheers
we're given for it, three for the gallant I'd
Iowa, three for Col. Tuttle, and three
more for John Taugher.
We learn that the flag was sent home
by the regiment to be deposited with the
Archives Of the State. DR.. Hughes viii
take it to Des Moines next Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

= The House went into so.nu,iliee q tl.e
whole on the bill'to regulate the frankink
privilege. -, ).
Nj Per,y speEe III Opposition u ,x.'
IRENE anti.slavery measures. This was
time for the exhibition Of patriotism in
defense Of the Union. He was ut d loss
to see how it was necessary to set the
slaves FREQ as an ally 10 the ppresien &C
the rebellion This was moi war for the
destruction Of the South, but for the res.
toration Of respect everywhere to the au-
thority of the Government. Everywhere
behind the dark cloud OF the rebellion the
sky of the Union Was clear and bright
and the stars we're sparkling in all their
beauty. Soon it would be that the darx
cloud would pass away, and one by one the
stars would reappear in all their glory and
the people would thank God that they
we're all there.
Mr.. Davis reviewed the various shades
Of politics and the purposes Of political
organization. He discussed the peculiari-
ties and dignity Of labor, and in the course
of his remarks suid, never again would
slavery become the controlling power Of
the Government. Let ii be known that
while we have heretofore been true to the
compromises of the Constitution, We now
feel ourselves absolyed therefrom by the
acts of armed shareholders.
sENArE.-Mr. Harris presented Pc
tition in favor Of comforting the rank Of
Major General on Gen. John r. Wool.
He also presented petition 10 favor Of
emancipation Of the slaves. Messrs.
Harlan and Collamer also presented Pc
titions in favor of emancipating the slaves.
Mr.. Fessenden from the Committee on
Finance, reported back the Post Office
Appropriation bill without amendment.
Mr.. Collamer from the Post Office
COMMITTEES reported back the Postal Mon
ey Order bill.
Z Hale, from the Naval Committee, re-
ported joint resolution rendering the
thanks of Congress to Com Golisboro,
his officers and seamen for their gallant
conduct at Roanoke Island: adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Sherman the bill 10
relation to the pay Of Members Of Congress
was taken up. An amendment was adop-
ted making the mileage of members 20
cents per mile. The bill, Is reported, al.
lowed 10 cents per mile. After some dis
cusslon, at one o'clock the Senate went
into executive session.
Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY GATE Cry Qvrrcx,
KxoH-K March q, tsa.

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Fall Wheat E1tEa ~ % %. F-z
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suGAR-Nsw Orleans mir l0i0n,. prins ~ xo
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aOLAssEs--f Plantation 5000; sagarhosse I,13 50,
Golden Syrnp 1os 7.c.
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LKATHKk--sois 9s0sS. Harness ssG30.
HIDEs-Dry l0to Nc. green n io6; green ahsep
psits 9oS3Sc; green hog skins l5e.
HAi-Timothy new ~ 0on6 ~, bal0d % OOD ole;
Prairie % 90.
Satisfactorily 81 IS; FLAG Seed slto sies
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PARTNERSHIPS.
FRUIT Dried Apples eI 2Saei sou husho,.--
Dried Peaches ~ assess 50. Raisins y 0oas w.
CHEEsk-M sssssn nsssrvs sc; DsnmAk sx37.
RKEF-a1akc gross 0s quarter. Il
snkEP-ei 5aoa - y Aead.
HoGs-Drcssed ak95c.
SALT-G. A. 81. 80 y sack Kanawha q Is bar.
rel: Liverpool 81 COG ~ 90 p sack: Lake a On .
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XXxVIIC Congress- First Session.
ashington, March 6.

Washington, March 6.
HoUsE.-Mr Burlington introduced :
bill authorizing the appeiatmens Of two
Inspector Generals /: referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. AIdrich reported q bill to increase
the Medical efficiency of the army.
The House coneuFrsd in The report Of
the Conference Committee on the disa-
greeting amendments to the joint rcsolu-
ton providing for the payment Of the
awards Of the commission to investigate
the claims growing out Of the military OPP
erations in the Western Department.
The House then took up the Senate
bill providing for the organization Of the
staff attached to the divisions Of the Uni
ted States regular and volunteer service.
Mr.. Blair, Of Mo-, explained that the bill
proposed no increase Of army, but allowed
certain officers to be detailed for staff duty.
The passage Of the measure was deemed
essential by military officers. Mr.. Me-
Pherson, opposing the bill, said it would
increase the staff Of every division, and,
proportionately, the expense. Under
present circumstances the President can
increase the staff Of any division when o.
emergency requires it.
After further debate the bill A. amend-
ed was passed.
The Speaker laid before the House q
message from President Lincoln, suggest
ing the passage Of joint resolution pro-
viding for cooperation with any State for
the abolition Of Slavery with pecnniary
compensation. The President proposes
this = N initiative step. predicting inn
portant results thersfron
On motion Of MI. Stevens, the bill was
referred TO Com Of Whols.
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Sick ana WsanAeA ~ NSunA city.
MOUND CRY HosPITAs,
Feb. rs. 1862.

Editors of The Missouri DeMocrat::
! have spent some twelve hours in Wis
iting the different wards Of the general
hospital established at this point. AT
present over twelve hundred sick and
wounded are here Some will Be removed
in short time to Cairo and st. Louie
While shudder to see the wounded bod
les Of SO many Of our brave soldiers, ]
thank God for the proyident care Of gov
eminent and the generosity Of private
charity that has provided SO we'll for the
suffering Of our heroic troops. Large and
we'll ventilated wards and comfortable
beds are provided for thousand patients.
Sixteen sisters OF the Holy Cross, from
South Bend, Indiana, are constantly At
tending the wants Of our wounded men.
/ was informed by Mother Angela that
she expected eight more in = few days.
was gratited to hear every sick and
wounded man / addressed speak in the
highest terms of the untiring care and at
tention Of these devoted Sisters
May these few lines reach the homes Of
all the friends Of the wounded at this
place, and assure them Of the comforts be-
slowed on them.
Yours truly, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
Washington. March 6.


Reliable intelligence states that the re-
bells are in full force at Winchester. They
have completed formidable earth works,
on this side mounted with sixty guns,
including field batteries. Nothing Of
special Importance TRANSFERRED yesterday.
The work on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad progresses rapidly; every point
is strongly protected from Che Cumberland
to Harpers Ferry, and every facility is
being afforded to the company.
A large force is employed on the bridge
and iron trestle work at the Ferry. The
work has been found in better condition
than was at first supposed by the engin-
GERS, and ten days is fixed as the time at
which through connection can be made.
All the Commands of this division are in
the best condition, and anxious for an at
tack by the enemy. Bunker Hill was oc-
cupied by our forces yesterday as the ex-
treme outpost on the West There is
some movement Of troops to day.
A scouting party of cavalry reports
that Ashley's rebel cavalry last night at
tempted to cut them off when near Berry
vile, but were foiled in the attempt
Four regiments with four gun battery
attempted on the 3D. inst. to flank Col.
Geary near Lovcttsyille. but were driven
off without battle.
Yesterday several deserters were brought
into town by the cavalry; among them was
Aieat. Merkle Of the 9Th Virginia voiun-
teers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07
THE GATE CITY
FRIDAY, MARCH l.

~The weather yesterday was dark
and cloudy, and anything but spring. like.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07
- For the Gats City
Rraakfasf.TnhlA CanxarsarfAn

- For the Gats City.
Drsakfast-Tahle Cenvsrsarion.
HosT.-Jeff. Davis inaugural is unu-
sually full of pious CALCULATIONS and cant
religious phrases.
TEAcHER.--W Wouldn't it be very suit
able time to send him and his associates to
Heaven while they are in this happy frame
Of mind! Some uncharitable people think
that whom the xpf grow. pleas II i high
time to look out for the lambs. x.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

All 1srsons keeping or having for sale, any OF .
kinda Of kantions OF such - Gsss Pistois Hos
soiven and III ktudso Ammuniuon are requires NOT
10 ssito aDy person without ths ndss-
sgDed This order must be strictly complied With.
under peuait. offorfeitiDg all articles mention
thsirposssssion. JOHN STAHNUG,
Hyl1d u Survey or peYt Of kaoknk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

e. The Constitution says we got the
Postofice from the bounty Of the Presi-
dent. We answer: no more thsn Mr..
Lincoln got the Presidency from our boun-
~. We supported him, and he appointed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

sChariestown, Va Meh. 6.
A squad Of the Nsn Allen Cavalry to.
dsy captnred five rebel pickcts. near Bun
ksr Hal. They belonged to the I'd vir-
ginia infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

EE Lieut.. Col. Moss Of the LIST Iowa
Cavalry, leaves this morning to join his
regiment.
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

Al this season Of Tho year whom coughs asd ocida
ars troublesome every family should have safe and
eartain remedy at hand. KAnsens Hive syrup and
Toia 10 the very thing. Il u mol only PLEASANT fss
children 10 take. but 10 certain cure for Group
Whospisg Cough, sronehits, AslhnA. Coughs. and a
affections Of She Throat and Lungs
sold ~ all Drogsixs- Prise sseeats. s
ordess nay he s0dssssed To }. r. wilkinson, WHO'S
sails Agent, No. 81 Asin-st., ksokuk, lows.
dsciSdImw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

awe hear that the ice-bridge is Civ.
ing away, that teams have quit crossing,
and it is dangerous for horses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-07

DH-T The Singing class under the auspi
cesaof the Keokuk Sunday School Union
will be organized at the Presbyterian
Church, corner of 4th and High streets,
this { friday evening, at o'clock. All
Slbbath School scholars and teachers are
cordially invited.