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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28
Girls must think little, and talk less, OF

Girls must THINK little, and talk less, Of
matrimony. If they will look upon mar
riage as the height of worldly aspirations,
as the grand source of earthly happiness,
we can tell them of better way to reach
that goal than by frequent discussions OF
the theme. Let them seem, by assidu-
ously cultivating the graces OF life, by
attention to the needs, tastes and happi-
ness of their associates, to forget their
own personalities. Let them cultivate
cheerfulness, physical health, industry
and the Christian graces springing from
conscientious devotion to duty, and they
are sure to become the objects Of that
solid admiration which recommends them
for wives and mothers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28

OLD MAlDs.-This is what DR.. Hall says
OF this class in his Journal of Health:
Being an old maid implies decision Of
character; neither shame, nor show, nor
eourtly manners, nor splendid person have
won them over: nor fair promises, nor
shallow tears they look beyond the
manner and the dress, and finding no
cheering indications of depth Of mind and
sterling principles, they give up the spe-
cious present tor the chance OF a more
solid future, and determined in hope and
patience and resignation to bide their
) time" He
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

Fs3HE undersgnc would pectully inform the inha
Il bitants Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such Butter, Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster Aoerneta
ar5 Water Biscuit. Also Bread Cakes. Brown Bread,
Pies &C., Ic in good variety. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection constantly hand. All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made 10 order.
The subscriber having spared no pains orexpeLstin
fitting up wagon for the convenience and accomuoda-
t;on Of his customers and the public generally are low
able to fuunsh anythn their line to those VINO de-
sire wishing the New York Wagon 10 call daiy'
please send their orders to the N L. BAKERY, or 70
the Post Office.
sssc Remember the place, in Etwards' BLOCK, Ie"
cor OF H. Thompson's store, Main street send IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28
BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER, 862-
Lumber.

ef1HE subscribers, having purchased the stock of
- lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are now prepared to
to furnish all kinds of lumber, iaths shingles sash
doors, &c. Also good assortment of Saginaw boards
and dry finishing lumber, constantly hand. The
pubic and builders are particularly requested x
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.. j. W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1892 TIo-tr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28
NEW ENGLAND
Bakery & Confectionery.

EOISER Is ii T. s >,
SUCCESSORS c. SANFORD,
Post Office Block, Ottdtod, JHfRois.
A l. kinds OF Fancy and Wedding Cake Ike p. con
n stantly on hand and made to Order Also
Crackers and everything in the Bakery ae, low as
any house in the West.
Also large assortment of Confectionery instantly
on hand
Orders respectfully solicited.
Ottawa, an. 2Sth, 'C3. .-23.i. kOBERTS HE'S
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e. 4. GsssfiES.
L, ogist bookseller, and Stftj0nsr--Ottdlc", H..
s.ecad store in Satngers block, south side oi the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28
VI. kNEUSSL,
q. l., THOs7pSSN.

~
g-uo Paten. Xtdicimes. Paints, Oils, F"ni'ses'
Dye .Stuga, stc, Sc,
r,resn Glover 4 Cooks ard Reddcks Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,

,IIsAftT- OT fHs T'tti'e-
oas. side of ColambIs St, adjoining MS resi-
A ur. nearly opposite the Post Oiic.-
I'll; thank his friends for all business pertaining o
his Office, aud promises to attend to all such WI
pr mptness- ~ e.. 4,
Living adjoining his Office, he may always be foahf
on hand Ht--'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28

SINGULAR Errycr OF GRIEF-A young
lady reading in the Prisoner OF Chillioa'
to another came to the part where the
prisoners hair was changed gradually from
darl, to white, she was interrupted with:
: White how odd, to be sure! Well,
!! know nothing shout mems hair; but
there is old friend Mrs. c., the lady
who has just been twenty-nine years old
for tho last fifteen years-her husband
died you know, last winter, At which mis-
fortune her grief was SO intense, that her
hair turned completely black within
twenty four hours after the occurrence Of
the sad event
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28
DIR. An ID Es f.
e. Il. CiOS>oS,
Pby.fcI:in ana sIsrgs1 "a.
Dr. II. XENSEE-
0om1oDothic Phgsicidn- Ottdsrd, Ntnots,

Onice-At his Residence, two doors NORTH ol pin-
r,ick Msybury's Drug Store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-28

Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist
Full Partial, Permanent and temporary , So -
T..ti, made ia the o<r APPROVED STYLE and warrant
ed suit r--.--.,-
An other Dental Operations performed satisfactorily
Ether administered for extracting .eeth "inoui PAIN
and without danger To the patient
OrFiCE-U Ortons Book store, opposite tie hit'-
80 U.nsa Mn 81 Ottawa Ill. jan.IO-2ltf-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

could not complain Of not being heard
They had INDUCED ia remarks calculated
TO discourage enlistmsnts, chill patriot
ism in the army and produce discontent.
This bill Was intended to reach traitor
sympathizers in the North. He never
would shake hands with rebels over the
graves of murdered Americans and bea
their pardon. This bill was the 6rst 10
recognize the manhood of the colored race,
and would pass into = law without the
insertion Of the word white, - proposed
By the gentleman from Ohio Gox5 md
gave rs the troops We naed. He replied
to the gentleman who had attempted to
poison the popular mind BY purchasing
peace on any terms, and especially to
Mallory, who said he would hail revo-
luton should this bill pass. He remind.
ed the gentleman that Pennsylva mans had
protected Kentucky homes. and some
nov lay there. The sons Of Pennsylva-
mia would never visit these graves in 4
foreign land. This bill will be an an
nouncement to France, England and 9TH
er countries that if they intermedde with
our affairs they will have . nation to
meet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


..E F.&S Il r. ~ ~ ~~es = r. II
~ The Speaker sssaed that the pending
question d the Senate bill to organize the
national forces and for other purposes.
49, Vallandigham moved call of the Honss
ana demsatdsd the ysas and nays- House
z3ARSinas z5. "a 1850 e.'s iesai
Qlin nithdrsN lie dsmand for the pre-
vio1s e16ilmata md nesaal d ssuspsssion a
thssrp1ss in order to offer resolution that
dsbate on tho bill b oonnlsded. Athslf
.pe4 thrsa O 'clock,. under suspension of
thsar1lss, he ;atrodussd hs Sssolutioa.
Mr.. Dowan asked for AcAh 81 ths
IU6she.
Hickman moved that when the Houss
adjourned, it BE- to Thauday nsxs. Both
htStived. 4 .ss1ss sgs has esi 9sess /.
olin thsa withdrew liz resolution !. and
also his lsnaaad lbr ~ pfsvioss question;
thus reopening The dsbsse.
Mallory enlsred ~ anlsaa prneest
aelipst the passage Of ths bill. During
some ratt 81 IL rsn4t1s e 'llr. Mallory,
thsrs was applan1sdG tks salary which
csussd demand for their being cleared.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
&s-, Ac.. &c.


l1prsvsaness 81 the Arny.
New York, Feb. -.
A Times special from Washington
states that Gen. Hooker has been 10 the
city, and Was to-day in CONSULTATION with
the President and Secretary of War.
Late accounts from the army indicate
greatly improved discipline, and gives
promise Of state of eficisncy never be-
fore known there.
Expeditions sre making successful
forays against the enemy, capturing sup
plies, and gaining valuable information.
Smuggling goods into The rsbsl lines is
nearly tsrminated. Dssertions, becomiug
serious heretofore, are rapidly dininish-
ing. Frequent captures Of mails going 70
Richmond bids fair to destroy thst hsre-
tofors Aourishing branch of trsason.
Our scouting system, which il admir-
bly, organized, enables N 70 know some
thing of the position, force and plans Of
the rebels. Our cavalry arm has shared
the general improvements, and now Gen.
Stoneman's may ealeiy be said 10 be equal
in efficiency to that Of Ssuart's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25
MISSOURI LEGIsLATURE.

Gov Gamble sent TO the House to-day, . com
mun,cation accompanying eertain resolutions ~
Gently adopted by the Legislature Of Delaware ask
ing Missouri to send delegates TO the National Con-
.teatea fer the purpose of sfccting IN aruiseiss
DC. The Governors messagc denounced the rsso-
lutions, and recommended they be passed over In
silence. spirited discussion ensued and the rss-
elutions received most unmerciful handling fkvm
the members. Resolutions were offered, that WI
neither counsel, nor submit to peace, without the
entire submission Of traitors, to any armiStics
without sabjugation TO any interference By for
eign powers; also, thanking Gov. Gamble for the
loyal and patriotic views expressed in his mssrgs,
and approving Of the act Of Col Gilbert il dispss-
ing the recent Rebel Convention in Kentucky.-
The resolutions were passed over informally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

EAs DltrersloA J, "a tAs Kensuckx
's 0eb1l CoAvoneion n..Oplnion % ~
Unloa organ - 1To1k1nsS. Il
4 Ths RgaakSast ConmouwsAlsh publish-
esan aosoant of Col. GiIberts dealings
uiAh the traitors who convened in that
sify,on the 18th, essentially agreeiog with
tat wAschs has appeared in this paper,
and wisds sp with the remark
w tAiak, saetiAg under. the inferna-
tio4 Col. Gilbert had, he aid precisely
Hght, sasd asAsU United SaAsss slhsss
placed u his paaiiioa ~ beand % do q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

Editors Daily Gass Cay:
Sunbeam Lodge No. ], /. O. Of G. T.,
were, At their last meeting, agreeably
surprised BY the presentation to the
Lodge Of beautiful and delicious cake
accompanied By the following appropri-
ate comnunication:
Keokuk, lows. Feb. 9ad, 1868.
Sunbeam Loege No. !, /. O. of g. T.,
will please accept this small token OF
klndsess in memory Of George Washing
ton, the Father Of our country; and may
We, in the present excited state Of our
country, not lose sight Of this lime-hon
ored day. Although ! an not with you
in person, yet my heart i with you in
your good work.
Yours, in kindness, 49,
EMILY j. BaoADwrLL.
After discussing the cake, the following
resolution was presented, discussed, and
adopted: @ 1856
Resolred. That the thanks Of this
Lodgs b mus. respectfully. cordially, and
ahsctionately ,endered 10 Mrs. Z. ].
Broadwell for the luscious loaf 90 deli
csIcly presented to the Lodgs this eve
ming.
On motion, it was ordered that copy
Of the communication and resolution be
furnished the 0Ars ClrY, with ; request
70 publish the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25
New York Feb. "a.

New York. Feb. "a.
The steamer Pacific from Havana ar-
rived.
The British steamer Alicc arrived at
Havana from Mobile with 800 bales Of
cotton. She reports she did not zee a
gunboat until she entered the harbor Of
Havana.
Nothing new from Mobile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25
Washington, Feb. "a.

Washington, Feb. "a.
John Wilson, Of Ghicsgo, formerly
Commissioner of the General Land Office
had an interview With the Preside.t res.
terday, and declined the position Of Bur
veyor General Of Arisona, under the re-
Gently organized territorial government.
Hon. JOHN o. Gurley will probably be
appointed Gov. of Arizona.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25
Louisville, Feb. "a.

LoulsvHle, Feb. -.
About 500 rebel cavalry, under Leroy
Clarke. entered Richmond, KY. Sunday,
staying about two hours, and then pass
ed through Wisehsster where . akirmish,
With slight loss. occurred, after winch
the rebel cavalry cleared out in the d.
rcction Of Mount Strong
Everything quiet in the vicinity of
Frankfort and Lexington. No upprehen.
sions entertained.
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EFon OaltfOVnl
San Francisco. Feb. "a

G8n EunClscO, reD. -.
The ship Golden Fleece sailed, carry
ings3l 600 sacks silver ore.
Business Hat. Merchants unable to ac-
count for sudden depr assion.
Money stocks improving. Sales open
1t S2, 80 per foot, and Of Gould h Carryo
- 3 80.
aI There has been severe gale along the
coast for several days past.
Accounts have been received Of the
loss Of several small coasters, including
about 80 lives.
The custom hoase Offices have been
doing handsomely in the way Of season
goods for differentiation, besides S75, 900
worth Of Havana cigars. Il Is estimated
that they have condemned nearly $780,
600 worth Of French and German goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

New York, Feb. "a.
Latest by Canada and Nova Seotian
London. "a Catholic paper states =
Rebel pirate is cruising in the Bay Of
Bengal. Her aim is to destroy every
vessel leaving Calcutta under the Federal
flag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

Ws01DKp.-An old man was found % TIE cor
ssf opposasssosr sAss last night naab,s y walk
from wounded hip, - h said, ssA : shot In the
nsek- Ne was fssnisssd quartsss In one Of vnr
reoms nn'ii the upper wound wears pf. sLsn, il is
70 b. hoped. be viii Ssd she hip wdsna NOT 20 -
rious ~ be supposed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25
Reported IAvasleAV - Ksnsneky.
Louisville, Feb. 81.

AWRAsS0 AovoDh0A - AOakoOAys
Louisville, Feb. -.
The Journal gives various reports ot
the Rebsa invasion of this State On the
bordsrs of Blne eran region. The sdit-
or thinks the Rebsb are threatening Lex
iagtoa. Fraakiort Louisville and Daa-
vile. saA
The journal laarns 700 Rebel cavalry
were st Nioholsvills ysstArday; suppos-
ed % s1t the LeuisyilIs and Lexington r.
B. near Midway. Josrnal bslisyes ahis
y vssy formidable iuvssiou.
The Demoorsn js4kAaE fAak- l60D occu-
pied Richmond, and it i believed we're an
advance Of 10000 nafohisg On Lexing-
ton under Longstreet. These reports cre-
Ned exeils.npnt. OR ollsseano I'D ;
quarters deny their corrsctnssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

4 cAaD.-His Tonsorih Hghnsss Geo, Csbus.
ki.g ef BsxhasiAas. has . cAsa sA1og tAs spssiAl
sstssss, aAAsssssd 70 the Hairy Nation. Read 1t,
~ Plsg ugiisA asd - have yssr ftsss hsssgAt 70
vtsv hat people nay ~ uhe and vhAt ysG ars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

] - The Tsrziiaays q Anssoa, ths
Anoss esds1sa passhAss, hs bsen "a.
nisoe6 80 4neo q the Union. wA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

- Fiflssn ear lesds II iss saAs dewa On tAs
~sss rosd last evening The sFsstr portion o1
which wss Tor Gsssrs. Baughslas 4 Hiner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

II The Rchnead Examiner Of tAs alst b
received herr. Il contains I dispatch
dated Port Hudsons Rsb. 18th, snaouno.
- the reported capture of the Queen cf
The West ,ahe, U s. iron-olad san-bost
which recently run the blockade q Vieks-
burg. She Was attacking the forti6ca-
tions on tho river md aft4e 4 heisk nm,
struck her coloes. Thirtssn Of
the officers and crew vefe captared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

S-Ds not fail 70 rsad Lisat. aUxnxsEY,s Istts
% the ssesad pAss Of so- days paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

Aes.-sines peahing our notice Of the ''hoies iss,
h ysssssdays papss, ~ have asesssainsd VIE IL
Sssosg sh - eAai u u for use net rsaairing
- b pass md Pssfssty elsaa. !.
WsvM ~ In this connection thsa Nr. Collier
- ssessd s~ay more than his usual supply Of Ice
sfarss saas qsaAty and Is stll sssAsisg is fsr sny
|sxtn ds1aad thAa nay arise next season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

- We ~ informed thAi tie number Of child
rsa n stan6anss ~ Public Schools h aAout So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

NAe 8AcAnoNO enquirer ana she
~ Da44kaAa. n ---7-
Fortress Monroe, Feb. 23.
The Richmond Weekly Enquirer OF
the 18th sys: TAA Confadarany xas
duped by the recent account Of breaking
the blockade Of Charlestos, and says the
account was untras in avery particular,
and moreover, the Prince q Wales, lad
en- With the most valuable cargo that ev-
er entered Charleston. vas captursd the
night before, and lay only mile and :
half fnm the shore during the conAict,
and yet our victorious Iron -clads did not
rescue her. An ofaciL enquiry i to be
made into the mismsnsgement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25


Wilson, from the military committee,
reported adverssly, On the bill to buisd .
wagon road from the West Point Acads-
my to Cornwsll Lending; slso pdysrssly
on the billsrelsting 70 ths right 81 way
through ahs military rssexvetions i Kan
ns; also on the bill rslstng to hospitals
and on aubuinpspssps. He said in re-
gard to the latter the committee regarded
il as impracticable. rf-l ~ f-3. .A.i ! 4 I
a Wilkinson, from the Indian committee,
reported bin for ths removal Of the
Sioux Indians from Minnesota. Paaasd.
On motion Of Fessenden committee
Of conference was appointed on the naval
appropriation bill.
Mr.. Feasendsn then oalled up the In
dian bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

4 6rHpAr ScaooL CoHcERs.--Banssr Miss;sn
nao6ath school viii give c0neert Ut the Athene.
- - fndAy Avsaiag Rsb. 1Tth. eomnsncing It
SeIoek- Al psrseos friendly 10 tAs Niasisa
eAssas q sW ~, ~ sxPsctsd 70 bs pssssat and
Aess vhe vouA psas N svsaisg plstsaatly ls1ss-
ns 70 tAs singiag md spsakiag Of ths LITTLE folks
must not fail - 20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25
Reported Invasion Of
kentucky.
REPORTED ClPrUlE OF THE QUEEN Of
THE WEST.
Great Union Meeting At Gin
cinnati.

Late GS,oss CsJ6Serssass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

Copies Of the WsrxLY GATE CRY, h wrsppers
eeeninink Gov. WsioIr's spssch complete, can b
"a 9 this Omss, and .. ths Literary Depot for
Ne s0o p9 Spy Gall sasiy, - ~ hsss aisssay
p4in1s1 "a soad sssssai AsndsSd ee4,ie..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25
CAMP NKAR HrLLIKxs's BEND, LA.,l
February lst, '63.

49, A~',t
FeoFasry ist' %.
AD. uA.s VIrr-Ssoray sffsr the bat
'e y ool'o0 : report vas published in
Jo1' p'' 20 'Ae enec' 'na' the under
s1 "As A'l'so on the neid Of battle,
ns'' ~ 'sc' ! vas only severely woun-
' 'S eAsa 'sonef y Inc snenys-
"a " - ge0enhy oshessd by the men
$50 Saos u ny regiment that was
our'eo On 1ne nelo of battle, the report
ga'neo publicity among my friends in
Iowa
nas'ns Oeen exchanged but short
'."s .'nos aao desnng that my fr'ends
'noo'o Ane~ u the act, desire you 70
s''' 'nse 'e~ hnes : pace IN your ool-
a"n'' 'nere0y correcting : mistake. and
oD"e lou" 0e'
oo'Pl wv. a. CLARK,
20, H. 10th Iowa Inf.
-. A. y, -, 20 80 :
D un -. 80 4 ~.
NJ, .r.: =
n,.. Th;. ;.a:,, '
n;v....,, - =. -. !. :. -
w,.1;... -; ~. = r:. 80 's
\. ,,.c,. - - :.
ana = =. !, -. &C. . ;--s.: .s
.,aIh...aa,.,.- -'s'
Ir., Ss1
,hro..ha.. =. ~. lsn q
- -. "
,ho.... 80. apc 1 "a'e '
e...;-.s....,., 80 -,
"A !. =. =. SsA.su
.-..a. :. 49, 80 u.sw
...n -, 80 -'.
- go. o, oa,' nor
=. =, ~ uo's = AgnHAs k0ioses, 4
4. s'oa 'oo.A'eo q Generals
80. 49, - "a 'a-.s nm =. :. n sA' 1Ds. 0,n' I1'n
~ wy De.' "suo
~ ~ AsuoWs ~
SVV0 uokvIcO ootv 300 o6B00 ~. NO. -
Tshn nrx;Il>ru lonL> fA---sl>hl~. a. TT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

NOTICE TO TOBACCO GROW
1N Frs.
Tobacco Is the most prof crop that can b sul
tivated Tor the eoninR season
choiss Article Of Missouri broad Lest Seed fpf
sale, aid forwarded by ms rsecipt Of price. O.
per package. C. CATER.
Feb 21-AIw Boz 35t3 - Iouts 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

6rReicAI orEaArsoH.-Ws hsvs bssn shown BY
r. Todd, laxEe iron ball taken out Of ths middle
- foct Of : patient II IT, Hospital BY nans II
1vssa crsason, . member u Co G, 5sd Indiana
Alantry.a Tia hall was extracted aissr The admin
)Sassaoa of ehioroforn, snd wa1 found bsddsd n
- ssntR Of NE foot Il vas rsssivo1 in ths bat-
= Of Hatshis, aaa wsela hass bssn tAksa ont ~
ss II the patient had not I'll ths vhils hsm certain
Nat tAs sall pa~sd through sad aid not iodge.--
= wss, however, constantly falling and he would
oea hass lost his life, by reason Of II, had II not
- tAns oppertansly taken ont Il weighed 3&
naessy and was dscidcdly ugly looking customer.
- ~ = eomplsts and psrfset piscs Of nsehaa-
-, fall of shsrt bonAs, artsriss, ~. making -
easaea ~ tAis kind very dsliesss and dillcslt.--
plsassd y ~, It was done in This cass with
s1sst sssessA aad The paleGt will soon - rsslor-
y - perfect health with sound foot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

>.Ths Burlingtca Argus has = low blackgua
Dlng q Ne shAsssew u The population Of Ksokuk.
tAsss - any - ~ low charactsrs here Of which
~ papss spsaks, ~ prophecy II they erer move
y Burlington they would be the staunch supporters
y that iatsssstias shssl ssd n tha Argss viii
Hovs IL ssneern dovn Asrs, they would hail IL
|jvsat 1llA AAlieAs aaAaa AsutzA drink al rsaal'
1Asp.s sysd Argus, don't hit your fssnds 70 oftsn.
tt h unkipd in ths sxtrsns
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Congressional.
Washington, Feb. 23.

Washington. Feb. 23.
SxNATx--The Senate resumed the
consideration of the bill for the discharge
OF Stats prisoners.
Richardson moved an amendmeut linn
iting operation of the act to March l,
1864. Agreed to.
Collamer offered m anendpest 90 ~
70 allow the President V suspend the
writ without making proclanation.--
Adopted.
TrambulPs substitute vas .hen adopt.
Cd. Yeas Is, nays e. Bill then passed
yeas %, nay l3.
At quarter to ! a. m. Senate adjourn
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