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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

1GThe Baltimore American, one Of
the trusst conservative papers in the
country, in an article on Gen. Ros. Grams
noble letter, which has 90 s.xcited the
. .rs o. the malignant traitors TO their coun-
try who are in our mist, says:
"Gen. Rosecr..ns has been as true to
himself ~ to me cause Of his country.
He 10 = sighting General par srcsilence,
and in the few occasions that We have
heard from him on paper there has been
downright single-hearted patriotism and
devotion to the cause, which will insure
his elevation to other trusts should the
opportunity occur for this after the wsr
Is ended. The people know their friends
the politicians know theirs. Let all
in these times. who do not wish TO sink
- in the auckland, which will never
give them back to the public view again,
keep clear of Peace Democrats com.
promise men, sarmistice' plotters, for d
che proper time the people will stamp al
such men ~ base metal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

Prom the Catholic Telegraph Of this week.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is guilty OF
partisan misstatsment whom it says, il
its late attack on Gen, Rosecrans, that hi
has changed his views since re-enterins
the service. He entered into the ser
vice with the view of supporting the le
gitimate Government, and with the be
lief that the struggle was going to be
grea. one. and in this precisely he perse
veres.
The Enquirer makes partisan state
ment, also, in sa ing that the General is
in the habit Of nttering as his own the
sentiments of radical Abolitionists. His
sentiments on the slavery question are
embodied in his oft-repeatsd declaration
"Would to God that it were possible.
without doing injustice to loyal men, to
render impossible the separation Of fami-
lies and the disregard of the marriage tie,
incident to the traffic in slaves"
If the men who prove their devotion
to virtue, by Offering sbeir lives on it's
altar, are to be thus stabbed in the back
by partisans, we may as we'll give up the
country for lost; and let each laboring
man hunt up master and sell himself
before the market is glutted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

The reason of the CONSUMPTION act, and
of its discrimination in favor of person.
who bear the burden Of supporting aged
parents, sisters, &C.. is seen in the fac
Of the immioence OF 3 foreign war, as de-
clared to-day by two Senators. Even
the veteran Senator from Vermont wen,
IN for privateering MI. Sumner, At the
instance Of Mr.. Seward, as is supposed,
made an argument against . provocation
to foreign powers, whom he would con-
cilate but proposition from him de-
claring the object of the authority to grant
letters Of marque and reprisal was limit.
ed to suppressisg the rebellion. was vo-
ted down BY his party. One would think
from the proceedings that the hostility
of France to rs was fat accompli-
When Mr.. Sumner was asked by Senator
McDougall if he had official information
wherein to ground his apprehensions, he
answered indirectly by saying that he had
none that was not open to the Senator
himself. The result of the debate is due
much to Senator McDougalI, whose vivid
picture OF French suggestions and de-
signs on this continent made deep inn
preston. 1t is just to say that the sr-
guments OF Senators Collamer, Grimes
and others, in favor of authority TO exer-
else our traditional policy, were satisfac-
tory, and it ia not clear but the legisla-
ton Of to-day may be serviceable as a
warning as to the determination of this
government. II was apparent few mo-
ments after debate opened this morning
that the bill was caucus or party meas
uie, but no opposition ofa party charac-
Ter war made.-[Wasb. Cor. N. Y. Her
aid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

The hytory Of The A0rnon sejouFn II Haseock coun-
~, Illinois, ougtt mot to - ose The tns may come
when that history may Be givsn 70 The world.
The UNDERLINED has now In his possession Q nu1-
Der Of vaiaabs doc nsnts pertsiniugt 70 those times,
aud IL anxious TO collect etAeFs, In order that true
Ard fall history thereof may be prvpaEsd Many per-
IN Iilipois end lows doubtless in possession
Of sscA documents both printed and manuscript. use
ls.s themselves, and which might be rendered SER
viceab'e In such m Undertaking.. Copies Of any
papers issued At NAnvoo. during that
period, or ofis.te. from slorn IN digiitArisd
and state oEiel --Hl tinrtt4s.y rev "a I; and
alis Gu III DC tarciais j. eserved and alter use,
dcposiled the Library OF the Illinois htseorAl 30
lily. THOMAS GkkG0.
Hamilton, Illinois. tan2l
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IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SoLDrr.s

IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
We are informed that such discharged
soldiers as intend to apply for . pension
should do 20 within year from the date
Of their discharge, or they will lose Z
whole years pension. All applications
made after the expiration Of year will
only secure the pension from the date o.
said application but if made within the
year. then pension will commence with
! their discharge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED THRuAT
II allowed 70 progress results In serious Pulmonary
and Bron chial AFFECTIONS, oftsntimes incurabie. s
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TkOOHES
rs-es dsvssy the sascesc psrts and give aiGsst In
stsnt relief In HRox, HIrls, AsrHn \, and OArAAan
they are beneficial Tho good effects rssulting from
the the TtosAss, ana their sxtsndsA uss, Aas
caused them to No eountensttcd. Be SURG TO guard
assinsrworthiess limitations 0srxtn only the gsssiss
Bro1as BreSeki 1seAss which have proved their en-
cxcy BY test Of many ysars. PUsLJc sSEAKxRs and
Esxesas should nee the Trochss. Military OMcsn and
soldiers who overtSx the voice and are expeeed 10
sudden changes, should have them. Sold eveYywhsre
at IS cents per box. tan2l-d10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24
Commercial.
DArLvGArs CRY or.sos, !

DAILY Carr CRY opysos,
t - K80xrG Feb. ~. VI.
The river 10 now opan to 81. Louis and regular com
municatlea resumed, and - the army demand for
eHod~ss u large, tAsss mast b m advance On
qaosanisss below.
HLoUk--sspsra.s ~ 50; sprns whsss xtra %
- Pail whsatkxtrass3 50.
| fBUCHMhEAT FLOUR--ei nooS - io b.
/ CORN MKAL--eso7oc ' 100 -,
| BRAN ANDsHoRrS-soto - leoHs.
SHIP sTUFY-Ssc.
| CORN-0o923 Csc bush.
! sARLEY-~66 10 soc.
| wnRAT--PaH 81 10; Spring soa s5c Y bu.
RYk-463s0e
oATS--4o " 46e.
poTATOEs--s0c. Retail 00c.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair lais, prime -;
choice a3t clarified Is; ofushsd and Powdered l84.
AoLASSks-Piantation50 SOC IS; sue ssAoss ese0 U.s.,
Golden ~ psH9 sSc-vsry scarce, sorsan 3eoaSe.
COFPRK-Rio s3Da4e; Java IS; Lasuyra saO34
RICR--soI0c.
SOAP -Paln &c, Panily sAc, German DC.
CANDLEs-star Mould II.
TALLOW-skc.
LARD--TA toekc.
BUTTkn--Common i00ile; Choiss la4 y &c |;
retail i7fo30c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hams sides NO sale.
Sugar Cured Hams, &c., retail ioc.
LEATHER-sole 3t0ss: Harnsss]oOxs.
HIDkS-Prime dry Ito. grubby halfpriesi rreen
SIC; green sheep pslts lOcoi IS; green hog skins
$50.
HAY Timothy, sioor 90, baied I'll ooGsisa;
Prairie a o006 90.
skkDs-Tinoshy 81 50 to IS; Flax Seed aee 70
% so; good demand.
ONIONs-ei 50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24
lsv rELEsRArs.I
now York Aaxlkos.

New YoEk, Feb. g.
fBus slight report On ssesuut Of Washing tos'a
Birth-day.l
Riour-Nederate dDmana. eAado 6rueY, Sales
At ~ so1s7 90 for Rxha STATE; q sooss r. u. o.
Whsat--Aarket cent hsesss. Sales n ol q
0sl ~ for Spring; u ss0el n for Milwaukee Club
81 73@et II ser Winter Red
Corn-Aarke. sAade better. ssles Al o70SSc sound;
sSD9s unsound.
Oatn-lAuiet. 7627Ss
PoEk-Dun. Sales At GA 80 10 sll73 for Mess
ell = ID Ga Is for Prime
Dressed HoEs-High an Firm.
IArd-0uiet. lok to IKE.
Whiakt-Quiet u Csc.
0rocsries--Quiet. Sugars dull
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

~ A cold blooded murder was CON-
mitted near Dayton. Ohio, on SATURDAY
night last. the murderer. q young mai,
named pebola, ,enticing his victim shor,
distance into the country, then fatally
stAbbing and rubbing him. The man VI,
q farmer from Germantown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

military N0tAce.
Oyncx o. TEE Pa0vom MARsaAL GgHKHALl
o. TEE Iowa AND missouri BoRpRH, !
kxoLuK. Iowa, JAHuAHy 20rn, 1852
by peremptoIy orders from AesdquAlnrs furnish
ng liquors Of any kind ale, beer cider, wine, Ae,
either by sale, gS, barter 70 enlisted soldiers Of
the United States prohibited under penalty OF
and imprisonment.
kotiee IL therefore give that the above order vi
be rigidiy eafos eel within this Distxic.
JOHN n. HIATT,
JaL2i-d Prevoss Aasshal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24
HsApQrARrHHs 3lsr AIsUouni REorlGBnT,(
UHion Crry, jan. IL, l6e3.


uHioH Crry, JAZZ. II, iss3.
Ali enlisted men Belonging to the 2ist Regiment
Missouri voluntesrs hereby ordered 70 join the
Regiment Immediately, ~ they will be reported -
desertsrs and treaied sccosdingiy.
The commanding ohcef Of this Regiment regrets that
there little manfestsd By the military and
citizens home permitting those eowardly dsssrtsrs
10 remain amongst them unmolestsd knowing ~ they
DO the solemn allegiance they their country In this
hour Of her grestest psiil. Move Heaven and earth
anc send every skulker back 70 his eoaors.
BY order Of ID. MOORE, Colonel,
jAnI6-d Commandingal untos City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24
Nosscs 20 Property Hold,

NOsics 10 Property Holders.
Property holders will confer favor on the Assssses
By making Writtea list Of their ksaI Estate and
having II reaey tyr him when he calls On then. And
thsf by nabie him to fulfill his duties In The time
quired BY law. ...-..
DkN.t HHBfeAN, Assessor.
Once With williams Kins, Sd Street, between
Main and johnson tsn2e-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

The CoM1eOoAoOo ana Expor1oOCo 81
. Peer YoRAG AAAs
A gentlsnan having been cured AZ The reauits 81
early aid disease, will, fon motives oibsnsve-
lsnse send 70 thess who request copy ofths absva
iptsyesnE narrative, published By hinse TSis liz.
We book Is designed warning ard canton 70 youss
men and those who suffer from NEavoUs DEsiLIfS,
Loss o. AsnORr, P1rAATuaE DECAY, &c, ke., sap
plying atthe time the Of selfcurs. Single
copiss viii - ssnt under seal in plain nvslops,-
without charge.-to any one Who reQusstl by sdd1es-
sing the author,
CHAe. A. LAMBERT, Esd,
asce-d1m GrssnPoint, Long Island, New York,
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND


NUn ,rs ~
On nd .nsr sAls d,.s 10 Po~s'r .illss sllsw.a
NO, "a allow Good. or Groceries.
80 -,.7
exceptin limited qnantiuss Tor family ase, 70
m. sb,ect +, 10 Keen supple, from the r.p.lsor
..as-a. .,ur...,,,..,n Na.,,..., r,,.o,r,
surveyor John sf,a. IT. saAs n R.siius.
.1.ans. ~ ~s.s on soss
10 Ssr Of M.n ana ssvsn'n s'fss"' entrance ron
II octQ7-d
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szccy ga ssSgsss e' y ,.s
ma All We deal With may rely on getting IL best
srtsoles II The LOWEST PRICE,.
M TGoods delivered Tree Of clarss. fsbls-sm
". Q. DANIELS, Agent,
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sHAAPAlGNE.
Is caess Choice Brand. ch.mp.Isns Wiz. in q..s.s
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RRANDY.
gaelic vin,sss Of 1857 enoie. article sss II. b.
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30 barrels salt nov arriving and for sals ~
- $1,000 = .1Ho..
p.co DY1 rnrrnr
Is S...J.v. cos.., for sal. b.
~ -HHDS n q SUGAR
~ Hsa. ,.,.,s- sor 81. =,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

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see -
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vi sssssssss,sz = sSs ssssss vsss x.svss.e
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

MfIItAfy NOIlo0e
HEAparARTEns, ALRrAHpxrA, Mo.
February 2lst 1855.
SPECIAL ORDa1 No. 3.
1t 10 hereby ordered, In accordance with General
Order No. 3from District HeadQuartsrs 9Th Military
District that oil arms and ammunition b. Immediately
reported to Observation-Disclosures. Any faiiure to com
ply with foregoing wi the arrest Of The o.
tender, irrespective ofpersons.
By order Of
CAPr.B r. HACKNEY, Comd'g Post,
PEsRY SAWYER. Act AdJt. tReb2i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

fxx Msw YoRx TnissnE, asst issasd In io1l. ne
In iss twenty scsnd rear, has Cbeaipsd esh farxsr
more widely di9usss eireuis thaE a., oissv
ss~spYer ever psslisae1 Y AEss.s =. asA I.
the seientsssinR cad 1eesrssrs ssthSunn1ss Il
Its patrons q eeYvs In he isr ie Estea III elf
UAILS HOey34
SEMI w 1G3IY 1870
WkeELv-................ lAoS0oO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24
.9pt fial Notices.

DOST- OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Arrivals ana Deps Msffs.
The Eastern Mall arrives ~ p. M, and departs 81
Z A. n.
The Western mail arrives at TP. y. Ana Departs y
GA.M.
Tho Southern Mail arrives At q r. NJ. and departs
at A. N.
The Northern Mail arrives at p, M and departs
n7A.A. gt8 4
the Palmyra Mall arrives at A. NJ, and Departs
att A. N.
The Charleston and Salem Mail arrives ate r. N.
and delasts at A. ~.
All mail na,,rF designed to 70 out in the morning
msis should b, ia the once by O'Clock the evening
preesding the departure Of thu nails. ?
J. b. HOWELL, r. u,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

once With VIII
Main and JohnsSrt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24

invite the attention Of my friends and the public
TO my largo and complete stock OF FRESH, STAPLk
AND FANCY GRo0ERIES. Ny spscial attention
will be given furnishing families with their supplies,
and eli vhe deal with may rely getting the best
articles Of the LOWEST PRICK.
T7Goods delivered free Of charss. febS-3m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24
A Pocket SEWING MACHlNE.-A sewing

Pocket SEWING MACHlNE.-A sewing
gear has been invented by lady in New
York, which is sort of pocket edition sew
ing machine, so small that lady can put it in
her travelling basket and carry it over tho
world with her if she chooses. Unlike any
other machine, it takes the running stitch and
uses common needle. 1t gathers shirts with
a double or single thread, hens. tucks. &C..
and can be us,d on fabric of ordinary tex
ture. or on the very thinnest material. This
pretty affair is attached to the table like an
ordinary sewing bird, and it is said that with
an hours instruction any girl Of eight years
can manage it properly, as it is operated by a
crank, and the only artistic part Of the per-
formauco is the guiding Of the work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

y A crust of bread, pitcher Of water, a
thatched roof. and love; there is happiness
for you, whether the day be rainy or sunny.
1t is the heart that makes the home, whether
the eye rests on potato patch or flower
garden. Hearts make home precious, and it
is the only thing that con.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

"WALK with the Beautiful" is the title Of
some verses which have been going the round
Of some Of the papers. Old Skuday attempt
ed to follow his advice, and after promenad-
ing with pretty girl, went home and was
met by an Indignant wife. He says he will
not follow the advice of poet second time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

- 1t takes two to make quarrel-just
remember that. It takes two to got q quar-
rvl fairly going, 40 hold your tongue the
moment storm is brewing. and you are with
out the pale Of discord.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

- Unfortunately, ridicule is weapon to
which the vacillating too often yield. forget
ting that it belongs only to little and ungen.
erous minds, and that those who use it, are
subjects for compassion rather than dread.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

HAVE care Of evil thoughts. o, the mis-
chief they have done in the world Bad
thoughts come first. bad words follow after,
and lad deeds bring up tie cless. st i've
against them. Watch against them. They
prepare the way Of the enemy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

Oxs half Of mankind pass their lives
in thinking how they shall grt dinner. and
the other in thinking what dinner they shall
get and the first are much less injured by &C.
casional fasts, than arc the latter by constant
fvasts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

To think that an eternity Of bliss de-.
p~nds upon the purity Of few years OF
earthly existence, is an overwhelming thought.
How great l. the inducement to study truth.
and cultivate virtue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

Tar most remarkable case Of indecision
We ever heard Of, was that Of man who sat
up all night, because he could not determine
which to take of first, his coat or his boots
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

LET ENeLAND LOOK AT Homs.- "A very
tender-hearted crocodile is John, Bull. Hs
shall weep you backstsfhll Of tsars over post.
10 fctions of his own ceation. HN bseomss
IN animated watsr-spoat, . forty -Niobs. powes
pump, II Jon tell him . lying Story ahest 20.
ple being unnecessarily hurt anywhere b.
yeud the conllnes u hig0wn dUWiul0nG He
b at present undse dep coneseh betaa6s a
AnsG3ean cruelty. He csies alesd ~ spasso
not againeI th6i ~b@hasGma 3D. tnnS1hsal
war" We arc wagins agaipss the ssbsllioss
~ ssssgAss q 4. Hs beo.hooe de- ~
noaGA -psscs, the London 3smes. like ( DEEPLY
affected Boanssgrs. N,hspititsl to sesr ID
streaming eyss "a 10 psssisienily 6xes itl,sn
on the West. He never looks to the Esse--
not he. You could not persuade him to est
bis eyes towards Delhi. where. according to
bic factotum, Bunsby Russell, roasted men
alive-his mcrcsnary soldiess holding then
in rsd-hot Goals with their bayonets Ths
unprintabls tortures to which he delivered up
multitudes of Chihese.-men women and
Children the "opium war,"-toturea,
compared with which the barbarities recently
committed by the Sioux Indians were mild
crimes-havS entirely escaped bio msmosy.
He forgsts, too. his reign Of terror in Irrlsnd.
in George the Thirds reign. when Carotid.
cutting Castlereagh" causs lighted matches
to be applied to the fingers, and screws to be
applied to the joints Of /" rebels to make thea
confess their completely with secsrt soeisties."
You could not induce him to glanca atths -
count Of hangings, drawings and quarterings,
that followed the battle Of Vinegar Hun, Ia
ireland, in the rebellion Of 1898. To Do
pages Of his own history, glued Together With
innocent blood, he never turns. II suits him
better to stare with rheumy syss across the
Atlantic, where the mildest Governments On
earth Il prosecuting war moro mercifhlly
than ever war was winged bafcre. end cry
shame. and talk Of " interference foe. The saks
Of humanity" ia nsaR fass
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

y Nothing il more amiable than true
modesty, and nothing more contemplate than
that which il false; the one guards virtue,
the other betrays it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

~ II is not study alone that produces q
writer-it Is intensity; in the mind as in the
chimney to make the FIRE burn hot and quick.
you must narrow the draught.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

- Suspicion is q counterfsiter Of truth
~ we'll q falsehood.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

- Pleasure may bo sAador. but it ust
= heap Of sxbsGaxce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

- Politeness is the outward garment Of
good will. but many are the nut.shells in
which, ifyou crack them, nothing like ker.
mel 10 to bc found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

Kiss NY WiFE on FiGHT.-A stalwart rus2
tic bridegroom was known ~ fomidabls
operator In "frse fight" His bride was .
beautiful young gil of sixteen years Of sge.
and the twain were at party. whsre . man
Der Of young folks wcre enjoying themselves
In good old fashioned pawn-playiug style.
Every girl In tho room was called out and
kissed except b., tho beautiful youne beide
Aforesaid, and although thsrs wss lot .
yosngster who was not dying to Taste her Bps.
they, were ,.str,insd ~ b.. husband. whe
stood regarding the party with sullen disaat.
isfaction. They mistook the cause. however,
for suddenly b. expressed himsslE sa'a
Rolling up bic sleeves b. stepped into tho
middle Of the room, and In . tone that secns.
I'd marked attention, said: = Gentlsrnen, I
have noticed how things have been working
for soms time, and l aiut half satisfied. I
don't want to raise ftass, but" - Whats
the matter, Johnl" iuquired hak Q dsoA
voices. what do You mean Have Ne deas
anything 10 hurt your fsrlingsi'' ..Yss, yoa
have Ill Of you have hurt my feelings. and
I've just got this to ny about is,-Huo =
evssy gih ID the room has been kiased near
dossa times saeh. and there's my wiz. whe I
eonsider - likely ~ any Of fhsu, has mt
had single ops tonight, and l jaat tell yea
now, i che don't get q many kieses ths bel-
ancs of the night q any gal Ia the room. tho
maa thae slights her has got mo 10 Hght-
that's an Now 6. ahsad with your plsysf'
Il Nm. b, Was lightsd daring the balances
of The evening, We did not know Il. AZ far
ourselves, We know that John he'd no fault 10
find with d. individually, for any neglect -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

- Childhood and genius have tho sam
master organ in common-inquisitiveness.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

~At twenty-five we kill pleasure. q
thirty We enjoy il. at forty We husband i, q
ffty w hunt aiter it. at sixty we regret 1t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

Few words 60 to prove q fact.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

Ws pas for what We. ere. Chaaessr
teaches above our villa. Men imagine hatthey
communicate their virtues o. vice only 81
overt aetions, and do not ~ that virtus 4
vies snits bgsAth ev@y monsut. ~ =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

Tsoss sssveGS 1blks xho ~ anusysd by
evsEything that spqsaashpsI ~, y aaaey
everybody they aPrssaeh.