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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-27
BILIOUS HEADACHE.

~ BY the USE of these Pills Tho periodic
tlaess 81 .Nerrous o. Stck Headache nay
6 prevented. and u taken ~ thec1ulmeme,
uent OF sh4ttlack immediate relief from pain
,nd sickness viii tx obtained
lhey seldom ftil 10 removing The .lausea
go Headache iowbiehi, malesue SO subject
They act gently upon the bowels remoY-
ng t08irsHSy
FOR Lara1p .Hen, Sfudehfs, Delicate e.
males, aud nll pers as Of sedfatary tGbus,
| hey are valuable ~ u L9Latiue, improving
htappeide, giving toae ahd rtgor 70 the a.
sti,e organs, aud restoring their natural
lasticity and strength to the whole system
The Cepaalic Pais are the result Il long
u,estigaion and crefnlly conducted exper-
fmcuts having been IN use many years. dur.
az which time they htve prevented and re-
e,ed vast amount of pain aud suffering
! iom ileplnche whether RIG mating IN The
ert9m system Or a lprngtd state Of The
tamAch. They are entirely vegetable ID
het composition. and nay Be taken al all
times wth perfect safety, without making
tny change 81 diet. and The absence Of any
4 iiMgr~af ie foae renders il easy 10 admin.
ster hem 10 chiidrea.
BEIf'ARE or C0ENTfRFEITs.
4 The genuine have FIVE signatures Of
HENRY c. SPALDING
4 on each box
4 SON by Druggists and all other dealers ~
/ Medicines A box win be sen, by m all pre-.
4 paid, on receipt Of tie
pFgfFr. 95 CENTS.
4 All orders should he addressed 10
HENRY G. SPALDtNo,
a3 LIBERTY STREET, INV YORK.
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STAGE NOTICE.

THr sTsfr -uwB-g tst~ees 81 rfsre
frf wetf T7at ,tsa9 ~an~ert ~sh
t-effs ~ r. NeiHf. sni ri.h SD S.a~e
l.rr' EsG q Wee Tswashss4. uilfaa A. o.
trsFss
f.svs Fer'a-- roirf 81 Tn~sSs~ rAr-sss
sss safarsav. upen srtvai ~ "a a'e'ock train
An
ps.r-as. ws- Fsv. vs. ssss.. ara ~
= --ss = ~e--ee- vf.A trsin - II t.ciock p.
" eArs vi sst1 Jaws
- 7ssssaes1 silaala bs rzee'rai s. tie
star Il a1ur.
CIV. COTTON, Prca-.sso-.
gsssory Peat. sep. -, Ies7 Isa
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cAUTIoy

As certain uurrIbe'p. persons era a.
paal.s iaiiations y ~ PREPARED 0LGK.
! sea.l e4gti nail psfsoas 70 sEaeane betgss
Flfeh ssag. ara - bar he fall nsals
sPALplsG's PREPARED GLUg4
: e. TIE oatsiae wrapper--ea os.srt are
s@Sa3la aaeeslnfes teitA
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We hast fa~ ssas. 9lssssas'y SesssS n Ma
3 testsrv 80. Isl * 81 C0TTAC2 HCust
f4rsa1 Val'e. ~ rFefH dos - 4
gro Aa-r SID a5>ut res s9srf = 81 ser.
~ @nea tsf.a.
Maacbss -. Jss ~ iss2.
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Spa,ding's Prepared Glue.
SAVE THE PIECES.

SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY DISPATCH
IP a siifh in Tins Sares Nine 4!
AZ accidents viii happen. even IN well
regulated fimilifs, il j. very desirable &
have aalne cheap and convenient way for 70
pairing Furniture. Toys. crookery, Sc.
lsPALDISG's PREPARED GLUE
Meets II such enc geneifs. and 20 bousc
hold can Cord 10 10 VI hout Il, !, 10 al.
ways ready aud ap 50 the sticking point.
USEFUL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
N. B.-A Brush accompanies eseh battle
PRIZE, IS CENTS.
Address
HENRY G. sPALDING.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-28

A. '...' ..4 a.. I-O.,l..> i,.N
w e..tcssil NBEKACT L B.RTH'- yul~ highly
hsvCr' q scan kcnu, Caod -. sugar Toy, large
asortm.nt OF holiday rcod- aud y. !. Depot 39lS
Catherine, near MAJ sou,N. Y 456
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AN u RNu HEO.

GRAND hS1IHsSfy s9y xtTAlx ~ cos
EnxrrLISSsS,ssSS s,Arr.
EIGHT FEET ulGi NM ~ sW W kS Us POUNDS.
the Nova scotia
seventeen year. 90 t ...SS Gi Nv p.u. and s..
kIGHT fftI one iN,H HaH
'is 60: With De-: s: g: ~; Ns s:
mrrA EsJ 5l Abt Hsry n .s xHss, HIGH.
WEIGHS MI 4, po,sps,
Ths@s,, Com: Natt an. Al other iss.ad..,. n
King l ssvfs s' Y IS sT III SosrsAn
Of humanity sess on q: face Of ,hs Globe
ESf sEssxsSs N, si, ssy s.U"
" sud 'ii,E ' %sSSSItSis;ES? 6HAAA
H.. o.. It'll. yny S soSn% ,I DEATH .E;.,.,
in Witch n, . .ss NJ EVIL .s
THE pS6s s2E xo %iShfMi,ssHIssi,rn
i:i :'ss's s'S cSd ssSS Ssd sGitc Ss; Os
BROADWAY AMPHlTiEATRE, No. 4s5
- Rr''d''' RIM ri + k kESEi S:SsEs''
Tn niiss A AfFTFkkkkss99S
4 gsnd DAY entertainment to- lnysnils ssd fsuily
Cd brilliant 'n ATS : IN THE RING.
NJ i'1 SisG & TROUPE
| At,sshss TO the Amphithestrr. lie
OLYMPIC fiiEATKR.
OL''''' AUD H'n TiIsn " ri S'' JOHN WOOD
Of the suee...fyl paris.ya. q
i"1 AIIrursr.
slHT 1so SyS.a H H5G !Gstlr1.
n.. s""s %$Si SSsi Ssa a.,..
| This suecssefui burle.que win be rypeated on
and rysaakS s4Sfss fiSEf IsfiE ftRaEs Notice
VIII '' ELEGANT Ell sSH pYaSi cosr,,x,s
and ArTLLc. srr OF n,
the Comsdistis Of
SHA EE2 T12s t L a.,..,.
THE RON-
| L lyY and wi Bovsry.
| HOwKS 9kEAT CIRCUS
psrformsnc.. every Evening and wsdnssdsr IN.
With the srssis.t ecmp.ny that h.s ever Waited III
| nitsd Ststss In The
-" ~ XcRopAr!c. md
s.is.,ed from the hest European ana American sis e.
| amons whom are -
THE SHERWOOD FAMILY
| Mr.. CuAS. SHERWOOD, the great and oricis.
| Pete jenkins"
YOUNG OMEN, the most wonderful and darne sid-
in the country.
Mms. VIRGINIA SHERWOOD, the uaceful Lac.
H. JOHN I.wia s'' &: :;:.. sou,A.r, Glove
| NJ. y. sIICkNEY, the great Eastern Covp
| Mr. WI. unELI. the great Scenic Rider.
Nr. WV. smith, the invtreiLlc Eyninsst.
M. sII.As BALDWIN. the Infant Chins,s Jusel-r.
Mr.. =. JACKSON, tho surprislns Athletic Psrfoffn.,
| bupportsd by host Of ausiliafy aid vkos- fuais
| ere uasnrp asssd IN this OF any other country.
Performances every evening. and wednesday .ss
| Saturday afternoons.
Door opsn ct ~ and O'Clock.
| Adnissep 20 esnts Ito
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AajCCuON NOTICES.

4 LLiION >OTICE--3oo CASES BOOTS
n and sho.s 10 b. sed suction on Moods,, So,'
or, =, 100, c,e,cc.. :, the 'Sr' Of C. 9 PAa;ySs
AUCTION NOTICE.. L. TARGrt.Al.C'
[ANcrtsase sale Of elegant Household furniture IN
day SATURDAY, o. % wast 18th Of, near 9Th AZ si II
:SI as.r sp. .nG %cr :a S. ss s
vac, table cutlery, &c. -
4 LCTIUS SALE OF GENERAL HOUSE
TAaei. "a ai.ure embt scins every hing nee,s.M'
Il, Re- tc ~. A. ace S l. q a. se
ENrtNSlIE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IL tIESii!HE, nkps AND BEDDING, siL.
prNtRw a Csrt rd4 GsRrsIs' Ss; ali
,s t AasV he :u;,r. esn
,ents Of hou,e 10 ws., .lH ct. bet.ssu I'm and 9Th
:ssssy !" chm, Ss sGS.s n. :ss ca.
epcr. ais 'up ID yl.aoio,s, rich .hin. c., sl.s..
sse eottJ, OF attention, as the shoie oil Be sod
bout tservs, rain or shine CstaSues o. house. 13S
IoHN n. BURLEY, Al CTR, WILL SELL
- th, day 81 O'Clock, ct tt. Csual st. Parisr. cot
TO- :s s.. .5s S:.i T S.:
light sHon. In good order. ~
T. sELDNER, AUCT R-SELDNER q
LIZ LEVY, .in cell on SATURDAY, Nov. fsth, st ioS
he~,fy. lot q coats. pants. vets srs st q isd,e,
"a and .oc.n ,s., s nne y.lvs, :nd .l1sa elosi
eoc,h, and IN, - bcrts and shoes. ~
NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTlONkER, Will
A'l. cell. this ds,, 81 lUs o'clock, ~ salssreon ~
Nassau street, general assortment II Nc,sshold
hed.tesd., msttraAs,.. lounges vardrobss &c. ~
- 4 ]. BOGAKr, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Os 10y oci~t, 81 the Austisn Hooms No I
North p" liam 4, hor.he,d tsrnitu,s, .o.', t.bi.s,
oy.tr store bar counter, 20. g sndsisrs kl'o, ~
Nv o'oloci,a large 10, Of oveIcolu tsn on tnnnel
d.s u n shirt, l.shsn. Ai'". one buggy ssson.
VlIIIIJAM ARDulT AJIC-TlONEER
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lNSTRlJCrAOV.

e1 PAYS FOR 10 WRITING LESSONS
o. 81 TowkSESDs, 2so Dsvery, asAr Aoustos
4. Boot-kespins, sri'hnetie, .siseb,s, srAmma.
fssdins. spelling. Be, also taught students spa
sisiy instructed. S0s
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LOST AND POUND.

EOCND-A GOAT, WHICH THEOwNLR
pcp.s; GsS ', icss AZ. ,' fs.r 81, ai.,' '
r OsT-IN GOING FROM WALL ST. TO
- th. Battery, e.rmsn.s seocunt boot, Married
BOOK 10 RiCHARD STANTON, Old Sip u
I.OSr--A SAVINGS BANK BUUk, ON
IL thu Marine Ss,n bsnt, corner Tth Of and ID
seleas,Ss 90 wilLiaa s"KtSzis, d%sapS SH
l..
r OST IN 3sIH STREET, NEAR 9Th
- \,snue BLACK And Tan slu,; had on . collar
.ess % 5, .:si., her be- .s'i iss s.o.s
way or giving information where she be found -
T .OST ON THURSDAY EVENING, IN
IL i'th ct or In Third avenue car No. II, or s9-A
The 6ndsr VII he suitably revNded by leaving the
srtieies at the stove store, 1900 Third ave. ~
r UST-ON MONDAY 18TH INST, HANK
. Boon ?, ss' sTtS .;S;' .Sf TX.
as2s iss1 M FL. h s, 'aI Or II.
T OST--BOOK No. y232, ON Mechanics
'0 rSfH%Esf i, Ss to US
T OsT "A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
- doe. 1hrrd.y night, between 10 And u o'clock.
r OST-ON THANH SEWING DAY, A
d,at rood Viii red bor,,sr whoever gives inform
ton p',ase sdire., her nethsI, ELLEN PHBl.AN.
In ksu Brun' II, brooklyn it5
r OsT--ON THE 5TH INST, A POCKET
- BOOK continuing bst~s.n eli sud SIS, . snsii
keys frnch pa,spor aud some other papers II no
% wy ..'@" 's ''f Il, S"S % %
SIKH 81 rear. after SPIN. s's
r GST-lN THE BOwERf AND GRAND
1/,,. stage, about O'Clock Friday =. ~, .
eye glasses attached The finder siil BE- ve rev ard
ed b. LEAVING the same 81 ths dest II LORD TAy
LOKs cor. Of Grand and Christie sts OF ~ 81 tuth
Of. Inquire TOT SUDDEN. ia
Z = EEWARD-LOSI A WHITE SLUT,
W h,fterrisr and poodle has black eyes and an:
| ave, bet sd and SD ct, Nsv yorh. iGr
= 81 REwARD-LOsT ON THE 25TH, A
S< black goat, With nieks be, right horn.
Tn. hinder vii plsAW return her TO 9eo East ID O.,
| aud return thanks Of the owner aud above re-
| ward 1853
Clio REWARD - LOST ON TIE $50
| TlCP. N, Thar.d.Y II. \; 4. train from Albany.
| 9TH chain attached. The hndsT viii receive the
| sbovs iessrd By leaving It 81 tbs Aston aoass Of.
| fee. VIC
&1O KEWARD-LOsT, A LAkGE Black
| %AOSsWfoundlsnd DOG white breast, white feet
| snd white on he tip Of tail, Ans~.n TO the Of
turn 70 $50 West tith ct. 20
! G16O kEwARD--LO,T OR STOLEN, 4
Nv bay pony, - hand. high. white star on
forehead Two white hind feet, and long tail 10 ia
rather poor condition vas sttschsd to hsavy bust
ne-s wagon. the wheels and running part painted
stipsd yellow and red, diamond form Il VA taken
from No East len ct on Nepa,y, Noy 2gd 1t
Stables, corner u LeIinston ave and Esd Il. Y70
|
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-01

""""""
umpho of IL arms may bring succe6sc,
worthy Of /, and lhe Nation, I bid II
fsfcWeu.
LSisnsdl JosapR uooxRn.
This was followed BY Al addsefs from
Gen. Meade, dated
nKADoUAnqKns bhNS o. IaE PoroMAo
june 28 A6c3.--fsF direction o. ihs
Fre4ldsnf 81 the unifed States. hereby
ASSUME command Of the Army 81 ne
fcfonnc. AZ 10idi4f, Ii obeyise fhi.
order tetallf unsupported and unaoifci-
tod. / hAvc M promise o. pltdees 70
make The counlry looks to the arnv
81 fGliEpe II lron the devastation and
disgrace Of hostile inyaoion whatever
fatigue and sacrifices we may be called
upon 10 undergo, We must nrat have h
/ view constantly lho magnitude Of The
+ interests involved, and lot each man de-.
lermineto de hls dgig, leaving 10 a. ALI
/ controlling Providence the decision az
! the contest.
Il IS with just dillldencs that / relieve.
n eomnland Of this army, an elninenS
and accomplished soldier, mhose name
faass ever appear conspicuous il The his
tory Of is aehievealenss: bal rely upon
she hearty support " av comrades il
aFma 70 assist me ~ ihc diachargn o. The
/ duties Of the Important trust which has
/ been ednldfd b me. Gre. g. hirxrr
Mtlof General Oommandine.
WA1EuT Hn1s,
/ ~ Retntr YlcgAnuno, June "a.
| The Rebels Ii fFontof Lanman, on Che
left came ont Of their works on Monday
fr1uu0rnfflw and Gtntr am s;,,l.ofs 49,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-01

Dix ulttek. ?. Nr+'lfn Granger oc-
rupied shelbyyills. the felsls, after sliehl
realaisnes esaeuAlipe heir several posi-
lloRa. and rttreating On lines 81 which
Tul'ahnmA is She concenlre paint
/ Gen. Rosecrnns has removed the ~.
asriosiens On the use 81 tlie telegraph,
and 7 send synopsis Of hsliliant moye-
mensa which, IA despite 81 meteorological
and typographical difficulties, have re-
sulltd viii bus slight leases e as IN tz-
king possession Of ihe famods Gaps sud
strongly fortified line lately held BY the
rebels.
The movement was begun oil the 2iih
IN the mIdst Of heavy faIna which have
continued ever since with but lllehl in-
lersaiesioli.
-. l70'
/ This evening sdYapced posts we're
formed On ali ne roads leading South,
nei more than nine miles distant from
MurEl sesboss On the LEFT Buffers fret
Kentucky cavalry waa driven rapidly
through Heoveris Sap 70 Beech Grove.
but had net sisaa 10 place their artillery
in unfinished works ii the Gap; two
companies wegs cut of and scattered in
Tie hills.
Stewards Division moved from Fair
field on an alarm being given 70 Beech
| Grove, and engaged the head Of 1'honlsss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-01

j. lhs sslA pIs i lAs u. laIo,,l nasl..i tl,s,
" Rl4qs q Merry. psal ntaaleY % I,,'|A XIX.
man
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-01

+ Vht state contth|lon wiz nltet July
lstni 10 o'sloek. A NJ, u lhe Hail d
lho House u Representatives h State
Cspltol.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-01

NtHE FIRM Or pHtesfH II cnanN co.
y M aHF t'1.c|yt5 ~ No |l||1lH nal q @ H.
tin.lra ~ tts = &frrr. 1l t7IIs r|fF Nnd n Kan.
ntd1i ~ Z dI'|'t' Eo2l1alt 1d4If ida 1a1.s "a
4tAe 9. mo ~ Ate1n ~ b lhii city ahd s.
Nenuedy 4ta., iHoS1l|ia Hy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27

aTrumbull offered resolution, Which
was adopted, instructing the military
committee to inquire how many pay
masters, quarter masters, and commissa-
ries of substance of volunteers are re.
quirsd BY the public service, and 70 In
quire into the propriety Of limiting the
number. 's s3t4pa Oisa2
Powell called up ! resolution appoint
ing cOmmittse 10 investigate the facts
concerning The arrest and release of d.
A. Mahony and Others. Wilson Of Mass.
moved y inde6nitsly postpone the fssolu-
tion. .CsrTied-21 to I9. ~ ''i'' ~ ''s'
Latham called up the BILL for the sale and
survey Of certdn Indian reservations in
California. PaJsed II 7f II
Mr.. Carlisle moved to take up the bill
srncndatory Of the &C. to admit the. State
OF Western Virginia. -i9.s ssg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27
From Hilton Head.

New York, Feb. 26.
The steamer Augusta has arrived from
Hilton Hasd 10th.
The following IN synopsis !:
The rebsk Id Charleston are stsaining
every nerve 70 complete their new IRON
clad. 10 which they express great conf
dencs.
The rebels announce thst four steam
ers run the blockade of Charleston in one
day. the Ruby, Leroia and Wagner from
Nashua. The fourth, bound to Liverpool,
with ,. B. Clay. Of Kentucky, on board:
Gen. Hunter has peremptoriiy ordered
al the staff Of Gen. Poster out Of the De
partment Of ths South for utterancs 81
statements tending to create disaifection.
insubordination and mutiny. ns
Heavy firing was heard On Ogcsehe
river, and it was expected the Union iron
clad. Psssaic. and rebel iron-clad, Alton,
had met in conflict.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27
Csngfessienal.
Washington, Feb. 46.


: Senator. ~ ilson Of Mass, to-day nitro
duced substitute to the House bill 70
r.ise additional soldiers. It provides fos
mrstsring il, enrolling and organising Of
81 the commanding officers in The several
4 6epsrtmsnta Of as many Africans iibsrat-
q 81 certain. laws, BY the President
ProcIanetion, or by any other legally
.cons,itufed authority executed IN snp-
pressinng TIE rebellion q the Prssidsnt
shall from time to time deem nscesslTy:
so s. armed and equipped and mpete4gld! ! 4gl!I 4
into ths service Of tho u. > TO serve dnr- n
inr the w. II eenlains aprovi.lQn that
nd m psrson Of, Alfican desosnt ahan b ~
poiassa u slIIssoias authority over vhlsl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27

soons msa be randy. No ars sure to fail if
We have TO 'sEaa for TIE aoagon'
! desire to say word in rsgasd to the
Senators from Iowa. Messrs. Grimss and
Harlan. There are but few States (if
sny,) ppss ably represented than il Iowa.
! know that Massachusetts, has her Sam
nsr asd Wilson, Maine hes Fssssnden and
Morrill,, Ohio het Wade and Sherman.
Mr.. Crimes. although nota the ChIrman
Of The Coumitsee on Hassl AIdais, seems
to'bs IL sOssrolling spirit. I think itis
gen1Eally admitted that % Senator Grimes
mora than to any other man il the coun-
try indebted for the present eiieieils con-
dition Of our navy. Mr.. 0ri0ssis also
Chairman Of the Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Mr.. Harlan is man Of yory deeided
influence when he addresses the Scnats
hs 10 listened 70 with attsatiou. He j.
Ci.airman Of the Committse on Psblit
tst .sifa at7.&
Lands, and is also \ msmbsr .oF soma,
ether committees Bnt / wish 10 say ID
the farmers Of Iowa ltat day have J.
friend and champion in Mr.. HerlAln. he
il the most sctivs and energetic friend Of
the Agricultural Department in the Semi
ate. I wish The farmers Of Iown could
have heard some Of his speeches made il
the Senate Atsly in defense of their To-
forests and in reply 70 attacks made upon
the Agricultafai Dspartasnt by saaatos
fresA The EAss and others. The East has
not heretolsls -bsSa siDw ID sinking for
lsgissasios tsprsssst sAsis pspuhsapAp,
fisheries and sonmerss, bat sons of their
Senators now seem 4o-tAink that farmers
have ssintsrssss which Coagrsss is bound
70 respect. a st.sr r ss. A
! have just had 'eon~efsation with
ssae gentlesnen from the Armys IT ths
Potomac. They say that the army i IN
good condition and eager 70 meet the enc
nay Hooker has inspired confidence by
having confidence himself. He never
tells any one that he il ~ot qualified 70
command the army; hs believes he can
whip the rebels and he says 80. Assooa
~ the roads will permit. aNghting jos"
will be 1t them. N. w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27

To CIrY SUBSCRIBERS - Since We havs
commenced receiving Midnight Dis
patches, the carriers have been delayed
beyond the usual time Of starting from
the Office, and consequently many persons
who have become aocussomsd 70 reading
the ness before leaving for their several
places u baa;asas, have besn di~ppoint-
ei. Tks dispatches seldom stop coming
over ,he wires until after 2 o'clock in the
morning, which leaves only about three
or four hours 10 sst The type, print and
get oE our large mail edition. The carriers
viii, however. deliver the papers before
8 o'elock. unless they should accidentally
get into some mud hole. Dsring this
weather, no psrsoa can imagine how much
OF q job it il 10 deliver pspen; - the
carriers route does not always allow tAsm
to keep on the side Or plank walks. Ws
trust our frisads will be charitable, and
they may rest assured that it is our desire
TO satisfy aii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27
81. Lsuis Correspond dence.

ST.. Lofts, Feb 23, '63.
Mr.. J. b HpwELL: Nothing new or
strange has taken place here since the
grand review on the 2lst. Snow fell here
on the night Of the 2lst one and half
inches deep. Sunday cold--fo-day mod
en.e and the streets very muddy. The
crowd Of human bsiags that pass along
Fourth street pay but littis attention to
the mud-it Il "every fallow for himself
and the devil take The hindnost The
"sharks" are here in 'sehools" watching
for poor devils Who may chance to fall
overheard" either from the ship Estate
Or the military department, or from any
other vessel in this Troublesome Stage of
the waters Of our country. who IL thrown
overheard. Their numbsr i legion and
they stand here day and night, ''0esking
whom they rnay eat somebody up." But
amid III this grabbing and scratching,
The world moves on and tAs war goes on
finely. The country i NOW in . better
condition than il hss been1r long time.
Ths ball has eomnsaesd = Violksburg,
md. my word for Is (which. you know,
il good s.theris5 {" dSws comes the
house that Jack built'' - yicksburg.-
Dsa,t b surprised X TIE ssxt news you
hsar from ths,sis thas Hisluburs is svae-
uatsd. Common ssass IN ts.ch any
man thai visksbarg = asGsvorth con-
landing for, nov that their hnlies ara
cut Oh from tne west. a. ! viii
run if ,thsy can Set asaH q = they
will be ont "a II the rsar sHd ~ whole
crowd agobblsd up" !" Or kl1a. Look ont
for sharp work from CA1g3sscn ,Ioon. -
The Government stands a. No. 1 to.day.
Thing. il the Miliaary DslastGens ,ssn
70 move slowly. but.it sakss dine % doss
big job. They now have ~ work f.sa,-
"a, asd, in : few dsya, thsss viii 10, 60
.4thaadsrisg b;g saislae 4 i'd Aa.ds
enough 70 put up IL bail81 .as,. Il. s5i u
What has become Of ihs (bs.il ss,tsisss
Hsa II ssgons up the spoatr' Ks1p ~
Coppsrheads in their plasss. and ~
country = u light and viii -. ss
/ will look out for news fof the Rood
old Gats Cit5. Yours trnly, s
d - s. n. SHOCKS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27
MIDNIGHT REPORT,
Capture Of the Queen Of the West
Confirmed.

n - ~ - VHiTu, = 90. 10. !,
The Wallace has arrived with 80 bales
Of cotton for fincinnAEi. She bfiugs con-
frmation Of the capture Of the ram Queen
of the West Yc4 ..4r II s,f
Passengers from Vicksbarg 2lst report
nothing Of importance. i6 na, sxsseae,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-27

MUD-ysdeieg fron the appearance
Of tsa.s asd tsanstsrs, in from The eo~n-
try, free-soilsn are becoming abundasl
Whether oil the real estate operators at
the present time have taken out license
Is matter that our "daiy licensed !"
agents should look into.