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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-01

sEThe Union Senator White, of Penn
sylvania, through whose absence from his
seat the Copperhead members are enabled
to block the wheels Of legislation, has
sent on from Libby Prison his resignation
as Senator, and special election will be
held to fill his places. Pennsylvania is
the only Northern State whose Legisla-
tare is at all controlled by Coppeaherds,
aud that only but for the assistance the
rebels afford them by keeping Union
Senator as a prisoner Of war. These
Copperheads are making q most infamou:
record for themselves and their children
10 after years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-01

FIXING NoRrHwAKD.-Wild geese and
other fowls are thus early giving their
usual notice of approaching warm weather
by flying northward. We must say that
We think they are fooled this time. Time
will tell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-01
New advertisements.
HORTICULTURAL NOTICE.

keekux horticultural Sctv r eis tion 81 oAcers vii
s held nn Thursday tbs sti day II February next
I'm In iha City soaacff Rrcrs fun attendance O
the members h requested there hns Lt of .eei
for distribution afs either bHsn~s5 Of snpertsncss
Kaakak Ioo. LII. l. II NIGkEkSHAA. SEC
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-01

CsL. SHAw.-Grace Greenwood, in
her lecture at Chicago in aid of the Old
Ladies' Home. related the following Incl.
dent:
"She remembered riding in carriage
by the borders of the Mediterranean, with
an intimate friend by her side. They
talked of the ancient heroes OF Rome. In
this connection her friend spoke of her
own brave boy. who was receiving his
education in Switzerland, aud who, she
said, was the light of her own eyes. She
knew that he would grow up with every
advantage and have plenty of friends
With more than Roman virtue, she hoped
he would devote himself to the service of
his ceuntry and to freedon. Since that
time she had only thought of that oonver-
sation. for the young man referred to was
Col. R. e., Shaw, one OF the heroes of Ft.
Wagner"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-01

LEAP YEAR.-One month of the bis
sextile or leap-year has passed and We
have not heard of one of the many attrac-
tive young gents of our delightful city"
receiving a single bid in the matrimonial
market, while every one of them conf
IDENTIFY expected not less than = dozen
sealed proposals day on an average, 10
say nothing Of verbal ones without num-
Der. This short-coming, or rather failing
to come at all OF the part Of the ladies, is
attributed 10 their want Of taste or thei,
excessive ruodesty-we would fain attrib
ute it to the latter clause. They cannot,
however, tell how decidedly 'sdown in
the mouth the aforesaid young gents are
beginning to feel at this state Of affairs,
yet they feel Inclined TO forgive them il
they viii "repent and turn from the error
of their ways" They won't even ask
them to get on their knees and ask their
forgiveness. There is no need ofthat, fol-
as the poet remarked of his wife ton que,
with all thy faults, they love thee still'
the stiIler the better. They will also
give future proposals Immediate attention
Bat it is to be hoped that no young gen.
tleman viii be troubled with more than
hundred per day, and that the young
ladies will control their impatence ana
give them eufficien, time to consider each
one,
n. B. To insure immediate attention
| enclose a stamn for return posiana.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-01

MECHANICS US1or We will charge
So for shoeins horse all around. with
new shoes and 81 for resetting the
same. BY order Of the Union.
st ]. F. DENsLow, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-01
COLONEL HAWKINS.
OF East Tennessee,
Tonight at the
Atheneum.
ADMISSION FREE.

After the speech voluntary collection
viii be taken up for the benefit of the La
dies Aid Society.
| Col Hawkins has been speaking ovel
great portion OF Illinois and at several
places in Missouri during the fall and
winter, and has created decided scnsa
tion wherever he has been. We have
noticed that in many cases liberal contri.
buttons were made to the Soldiers Aid
Societies by the audiences whom be ad.
dressed. k&
We observed, too, that he and General
Prentiss addressed the same meetings in
several instances, and the papers accord
him the highest praise for the eloquence
and power of his speeches. His speech
at Bryan Hall. Chicago. last fall, was re-
ported at considerable length in the Tri-
bune and the highest encomiums passed
on it by the editor.
By way of response to certain assaults
on the character of Col Hawkins we may
say that he seems to be endorsed by Gov.
Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, to the
entire satisfaction of Gen. Darlington, as
appears by the following note from Judge
Lowe:
81 have seen and read Gen. Caring.
tons letter expressing his satisfaction
with Gov. Johnson's endorsement of Col
Hawkins loyalty and good character, and
the same seems to me to be all right and
satisfactory" r. F. LOWE.
At all events the testimony is unani-
nous that he makes telling speech, and
the proceeds OF the collection will go to
the Ladies Aid Society. Besides, it is
hardly suppossble case that Governor
Johnson would endorse, or Gen. Prentiss
speak from the same stand, to the same
audience and in the same cause, with q
disloyal or disreputable man.
MECHANICS UN1oH We will charge
SO for shoeine a horse all around, with
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

sass.
Beginning on d street
west, % feet from the
northwest corner Of said
lot, and running thence
south % feet, thence east
100 feet, thence north 30.
feet, thence west 100 feet
TO the beginning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

Beginning at the north
western corner OF the
lot, and running thence
south, ~ feet 10 inches,
thence alongthe dividingI
line Of lots 1 and 2south-
westwardly 1877 feet To-
Maryland avenue, thence
along said avenue north
eastwardly % feet, thence
at right angles with said |
avenue northwestwardlyl
161 feet 10 the north line
Of the lot, and thence
due west In a straight
line to the place OF be-
ginning; also beginning
at the northeast corner
of the lot, and running
thence south 100 feet,
thence enthusiastically
along the line Of Mary
land avenue 25 feet, and
thence enthusiastically
and at right angles with
the said avenue 1875 feet
Q inches, TO the north
line ofthe lot, and thence
due east In q straight
line 10 the place Of be-
ginning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10
LAVENDER & ROWSF

VIII give fh~tf attention the collection Of nHek Pat
boutss and ali other demands against Governments
Pensions obtained Government vencefs bszsht sDld ~
csaiecteE Informal Ncnrhsrs prepared Tor p2yin~t1f
kgrxnxcscks--Hen Edws bates Atfor new sser WASH
1mgfcn, d. c. Hon Montgomery Blair, Postmaster sea
arlington. d. c. Asjor y. W. Brown Senior psynasfs r
= 81 Louis Major kob Smith PsvInnster Dfui.rsd
eoidierr Major C. r. n Johnson Psyrassr for Mf-sal
O. q Hale, Es- Cashier State Bank, keokuk lows; ben
n b. Baker. AdJt Geu1 lowr John Cofby Esd- Earker
e. Losrph Mo-: McEIhany, Daniel Co. Springfield and
RoilA Mo- NsrA Sp<agae. Sose Co.. Boston; MsSsrs4
Clark. Dodge Co. New York Hon O. r. FiIlss 81 L,u.
Aessrx fUu3dEs Co. ~ Losa< NessrM Psneroy
Dsnton St. Loais; Mesrrs IS c. Davis Co. ST. Louis:
VI Ross ESQ., SsadAEia nls- o~o. W Pace Esq salem
Ls irsayB-1lly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10

How TO C8Ue0 = Cow. -Thseessil
always some risk in buying COW, o.
whose previous character and history ~
know nothing, for there arc no iniallible
signs Of excellehce. "A rough, lsravuy.
coarse, ill-shapen COW il often . noble
mixer. Yet thers srsafev poipts gsnsr-
ally agreed upon by experienced farmers.
which it is well to consider before pur-
chasing A small boned head and light
horns are better than large. Long lego
make too vide gap bstwixt udder and
milk pail, and long-legged cows are eel
dom quiet feeders, but wander about too
much A slender rather than ! thick
neck, straight back, wide ribs and broad
brisket, are to be sought for. The body
of the COW Should b laSgs II proportion
to the head, neck and legs, though mot
excessively large; and the hind quarters,
if large out Of proportion, indicate good
milking qualities. Medium sized cows,
all things considered, prove tho bose
mixers for the amount Of feed they con.
sumo. The color Of the hair BIAS proba-
bly, nothing to do with tho milking quali-
ties; and good looks should be regarded
but little in purchasing dairy animals..-
As to the color Of the skin, 8 bright yel-
low, approaching that Of gold coins,
creamy color within the ears-this and
good rich milk are very apt TO go together:
and withal soft, flexible hide, loose over
the ribs aud rump; is also to be sought.
The udder should be large, soft, and full
of veins. which ramify over it. with full
sized milk veins stretching forward along
the belly, and the tents be- large and NOS
crowded together. Test the cows dispo-
sition and inquire about it, Irritable
and nervous, COWS are unpleasant to ban
die, and almost always scahty milkers.-l
Something can be ascertained from the
looks and motions. Large, mild eyes,
easy, quiet motions whey driven, and
genteness when handled, indicate good
nature. What the butchers term "good
handling" is an important quality in
mich cow, for it indicates not only good
milking properties, bat also fattsoing
when service in the dairy is over
American Agriculturist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10


THE PEouNIARY PERILs orJouRNALuM,
A London Journal portrays the shady
side of journalistic enterprises in that
city, and the story has its parallel in the
experience Of American journalism. The
London paper starts with the fact that,
leaving the great Times out Of the
account, the entire press of London does
not pay expenses; that is, the profit of
those which do pay are less than the
losses ofthose which do not. The London
Daily News, the chief rival Of the Times,
spent half million dollars before it paid
expenses, which it barely does nows
With several other special facts OF this
description, our authority goes on with.
its story thus: A. s s s.
"There is. scarcely newspaper in
London in which three or four fotuness
have not been sunk, and By which as
many persons have been ruined. The
usual history OF a journals this: A, think
ing to make a fortune, starts journal
He spends thousand pounds pom il, and
finds it still exhibiting loss. Money
goes very fast in . newspaper, for the
drain is a steady one, week BY week,
without pauss--a process that viii
soon empty the wealthiest pocket Having
spent too much, he does not like to stop
there. He proceeds and another fI0Ob
vanishes. Hestakes his last G5OO and
that goes too. Then he is obliged to sell
at any price. He perhaps gets fl0O
for thai which has cost him f25O0 and
he is ruined. Then the buyer expenda
another $1,000 in like manner, and he. is
ruined and sells 10 third for f2OO
perhaps. The process may be continued
even for fourth or fifth, until even hope
dies, and the enterprise il abandoned.
But sometimes it happens that the,fourth
of fifth fortune has succeeded by the mere
force ofliving on, and the journal Is made
to pay. But even then, what is that
profit, commercially. considered [? True, it
Is fair profit for him who bought for
e2o0 and expended $4,000. But the ac-
tual cost of establishing it was the three
previous fortunes of g75OO; add these,
and the expenses Of establishing the jour,
nal were 10 fact clio, 600; and the proHta
do not pay as we'll as any other occupa.
tion would do for such capital ~. TRY
it thus what annuity could be bought
foa 100000, snd would not that annuity
be greater than the profits Of the journal
successful though & may apFearsto be-
These results may oceesiensprprise bu,
when we show what are Che expenses o
establishing and conducting . jS.rna
and what are the receipts, the readers vii
wonder at the min which journalism 10
yolues SO many, aud At the certain sinkiA]
of capital that 10 occasioned eSeu III q!
most successful of these enterprise 2 n !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10
NOTICE.

10 q W Thompson, T. l. Haydan, G. Washington Nears
Gecrge welhy. n. Mason, psfeueRnt~:
ION sd each q yYer hszAsx nesjAed that there /,
BOW on BE in ths tfeffs ohre n wv Dstrict Court of
- cpaaty, kNA a. ke0knk, pstitisn In equity a
Fancy A. sc6heId, charming a ihe above named Il w
ThhmPsony y = Aaya+a, and a. ashinsson Mears the
npon your EnAe<. dated March sch, lsSs also prarinss m
the foreclosure and sale OF Iofs l. aid three h loek a.
and lon Ind = n block ~ In ~ " K5surut : sddi-
ton TO the city Of keoknk, and For other relief
AnduAlDsycu arpsar and answer said pstisiano on &c
before OF the second day of the next term Of said
Court % b. hsidaf K<skuk, 10 ssit county, en- tho arsf
Monday OF September. isos judgment and decree viii be
assd tasxsin ~ prsysi hrs = H. G0TT HoN tAk
npfs-iiw Sol for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10

m1lAnnATroH or THE KIDNKYs.
cATARRH OF rax fa
lDLaDssR.
e9kAHouARr ARD BunxIno, on pArxYuL
URINATIH6.
% aycs 60 = "a Il 4. prs,ss. ss,.y 80 Sc
has hssn snown v relief the most arrent eyipto1s
A.: ,ca troubled vikh thes distressing psia in ne
. s.s % " oA~'s ~'''f vn s'a1ss - Ne
11 PHYSICIANS 81
Have Ions sn, eses - he 10 81 suehu suy.ss sod
3 ' 3. s:s g 49, s,ssa'ss and en,
~ CONSTITUTION wArRa
Has proved itself equal 70 the task that Ms dssoIvSd
upOn u.
DIURETIcs
Iyrit.te and dreheA me htaneys, ana by pp.tsns =.
800 ~ - ion and eoaaxnsd Ais-
We JtsfsAs ~ eo.sss.ssssA = 49, ,,sse .Sh,1
VIM ~ eosviston that hss equal In relieving the
slsssef dlsessss Cog shies hassse fosnA sni-
+, 8 ~. = s. g :. .;:s2Is
49,. aE :. 49, Ja7te..,
- g -. S. ssssss:! |ss', .. .s1'ssf s!|s
lin ~ esiions Of vsAeffa I've aty-ssr And ~
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u ysls pssias - .s.tA q July. Is6l. pro.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10
NOTICE. \

TO Thomss Wicksrzhem Sarah wiekeFshanl James Har-
John lAfn Cady. jones Peck Joel Garrstson Hridrc
tacther. 0sylord, son CO., ana featarsA Aseinst,,
- Co. Il,
Ton and each u YOU hereby instinct mat er. 4
nCw on ne N the oce q he erk Of the District Court
q Lee county Iowa, af keckuk. petition of David T.
handled and dollars with ten Per cent
irtsrett sAnuns - oaey due On fhrse prunissory
f1otes secured ~ mortgage made by yo 10 the aid
Daytd r. Mss, fAteA s1eAsy 4th 1855 also claiming
againsf each q yon The 81 said mortgage the
ssne h9nE H9 t9aNpdiytied onethirdof lots two and
tree q and 81 IN block ff In the Iii, 81 Ke
skus Les cpaA&N 3ega kH the psrclnss money sad
lief. 1rsa-ssxssl1 -,
And unieN you appear and said petition OF
nssogs 80 W. PcqP} Day Of the psxt t.rm q said
eoutA ~ s4kSeAuk, fhe lit MSndsy- Of
QtkQ, a "a, 1854 default Will be entered Against
49, Rd13eted thereon = y~syt99tf 10 sai1
A1oeilinux34 NOBLE STRONG.
n ~ 1iDa - Assoxneys A<nlaAu&s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10
Legal Notices.
Y UARDIAN's SALE OF REAL

UARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESrATE-Soticeis hereby gwen that the undrf-
signed Guardian Of h g. and l. o. HeLous miners viii
the front door Of The Court House keeknk the follow
ing desrrfbed real estate tnwit The udissded Il r
". ~ q m Sec 5, Township e5N, Rs W in
Lee county, lows
Sud aia " IL hetween thf hours OF erlnck m and
cclock n. M. commencing soc0ek D. nf N said DAY
Terms Hnade knowp en<jsy of sale. -
koEERr II. GnLn6xr, N. STAFFORD -
apy23-d4w Attorney. tsuzrdiar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10
CoMMIssION AGENCY

The subscriber pays the highest price In cssh for ali
Kinds q Produce and will furnish goods (gocses) 10
der, 1t keokuk prices With addition Of ma
incdentals.
Adsentuers to Idaho viii do vsllto call before making
p1roaaess. tAssSs @ TOWN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-10
CONSTITUTION wArRn


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14


FROM q sAer~ugA khswfeses ard nnmersas ex-
aesisaess IN Rlsesxtefty ase1 10 assfaa kzsa tbs
dad proves that tAs hasash &aatsEs ia sempaana
@Iscsxis&l magnet, with sli tss eagts In hsslsh
sqaaiiy balanced. and sAas dlssaps Is predsss By
loss ~ this s&laBSe. A
,rhgoasn lbs ageacy VI Nlssssisisx, wall guar
rsatee to remcye zay acut& sorsness Of sag eye IN
sao 81 shEes dsys- Al ssvi MT iR5ursa By insi-
psaesic1, res tpTea 10 ssEhss
Rheaaatisra, RsaF&ssiE, szofEls, spiRai 0oas~
plAfnts C%sskea Limbs Asthxus Dsasasss, Asss ~
s0lss, Byspepsia, swszisd nAeA, eaf8gsis, npliep-
sv, CAteasssy, Fats, Rapsuress sDrcRays GaasRzn4-
ton, Fevs spsss, st. vitaH asfcs sad III ssxaai
diseases. F5i FL sff
ALL rasabse diseases pssNsfv say engea.
DEAswcsIs VIII naearfy pelnt Qua th# sx&cx
canaisisn ss ahy aisesss eggaa thressx& sss s& 81
tkas Rew sesHzce, ar zHaka ne charge. l
Mrs, Hiekxsk waH& asS also, kAas Shs kaHws
neieaaes % haad fee kny wAs a1y call not wisAing
e&zetfopataze kreatHsanss pfesexspslsas already
pet ap "a cars Agus On Ossils. Also Csaaampsioa
bsatexs.
Ire HiekHn win rssasia 81 0Maaaa fsr tas ensn-
inx wintsx 10 sEsAs sss aasabss asssase Coassiss-
tsna free gsef6
EH~ ofacs in sPisnasr sapsk. Bud story, unAas sAs
RspuhiiczH sHHas fosmafss ooeapied by NJ Jkcxs
sSn as pssHssresa Raasaz ssa~a&~sz.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

EEw Roar 20 HAxEoex.--A csxTss-
pendent of tbs DenvsF Meas gives the
foslowing IA the dearest sad boss rsass 20
the nsw mines on the Yellowstone and
Missouri rivers, Bsanosk, stinkisgvaisr,
Beaver Head, DO.
There Is q new compaay organising In
this city, (Denvsr) for the purpose Of 60
ing direcs course sasE uf the mountains
Leaving the Rouasalaa 70 the lsfesnd
the Black Hilla 10 che eass. This road
leasss the North Plasse river. wess 81 Rt.
Laramie, at the moash Of Dssr orsek. eo-
ing north 10 Powder river, shanes 10 Big
Horn rivsr, and from sAsnoe' TO the town
Of Gallasin, (45 niles from Yellowstooel
which IL situated Al ths Three Forks Oh
the Missouri river, aaa II - In the misass
Of the mining distriess f Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

The Department Is WasAiagtoa hes
news Of sha sapsars u the British sehoon-
o., Kiagdsm on swAanee Rsrsr Rlorsda-
i The rsbsl Gan. Wheeler capsursd >
Federal train ness Chattanasaga bud
shs sans vas rscapsarsd BY Ne oh oais
and Goth Missouri Rsgimsass losses not
stated.
An ovevwhalmiag oonfsdsFale foree
attacked sonpany of ooaass Asryiaad
Cavalry, near Rasssatam, Pa, killing
and capturing hfsy-sesen oas u ssvsnsy-
dyas .s
A confederate force under Sam Jones
attacked about 800 Of our troops neal
aoussviile, Va, altar desperate aght II
which 20 wsse killed on forces surfen-
rendered. Federal loss killed woanded
ana prisonsrs 300 Win one cannon ADD
swo hoxisssrs and al their small arms.
IL Ia asesrsainsd that tue Federal losa
aaaer Hookssas 0haaeellorsvilis snacunti
q, 00s, Ia killed woauued and missing
TIE Confsdegatss under Col. hall u.
tackled Ldsus. Green, while On bis wgy q
n. SmatA. After sharp aghs, the oon'
fsdsrasss we're roased and their Cclons
sad nine men we're taken prisoners.
Capt. Napier Of shs same regiment
also bad Rghs With a party Of rebel
and sapsursd Lieut., Birnsss and Is men
IL is reported shas Lomgsssses has safiv
en- our forca bask from Bean station.
| Ii Is reported tina shs Confsderas
Schooner AazshAl J. smish, has been cap
sured by the u. g. Ganboas Ksnpsbsca
al Mobile.
Mai. Cole commanding . bassalliea .
Maryland cavalry, was attacked on ID
ion mat, By . band o. Mosby's gasril
Las. After . severe Eghs shs guaErilia
we're routed lsaring their dead and sound
ed On the fsadI Ameng tbs rsbel dsa
wsrs found four commissioned oi6osrs.-
Federal loss swo killed and slevsn woasd
cd. ]
On Jan. Isk she federal Steamer Nip
sic destroyed a confederate schooner loai
ed with iurpentias at Marrills Inlss d
miles North Of Charleston.
The bombardmens Of Charlestoa sti
continues, doing bat little damage.
/ Gall quiet on the Potomac"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

KHHENKR EM0xH Nh gU IN EM& $MGW
On the morning Of The farioss saow
ssorm Of Wednsaday night lAst, the pas
ssnxer train of the R.eine and Missis sip.
ri Hsalrosd going West was preceded By
Iocomosivss wkiSh, with ! snow pl0w
attached, cleared sas track Of huge banLa
of snew tAas had aFifseA aexoss Il daring
tho night previous. Wills summing
sofoss EIkhorn Prairie, tbs engine came
In consact with sDcw bank, apparently
of greater dersity than any II had hereto
fore sasouassred; and whish i'm ordsr IN
overcome, Il wa seesHsaRy so.shaxEs mp
on with t6s sngias a. its grs&Esss spesd.
To sa4nife aks neossesxy sslasitys che To-
eemotfys backed mia as 10 from the
bank which smps6ad liz fzsrshsr pssgrssss
and pssiing q fsIi ssesn, adsasssd ii
de rsse al fsrH o. kfsy miles a hosF
fall apon it. IL the losonotiys nsaxsi
the sssns at ~ SNOW baak, ths suxisssF
Mr. Ssmusl -. palfsrd, took q posi<ion
sloee b a opsr Window II shnt paxS -
ia eneiu4 known - - sxnnpy ~ MAms h
could - H. slDss "a ths sollisiss; sn1.
- the plnnes into TIE snoa was msds, ID
In soma insxpsicAbk& mann@ mae x1sxua,
shEossh - windeu. 81 sbsfisd - ~
dspth a. 49, a. Airkt fssk ID - asoa
naIated drift His shsnpian, ~ hes~
nsa oEtke Iooounooiss, did nos utes Mn
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

4 DoDas.-0n the night OF she ID inst.
the bssiiss Of sin deceased federal pris.
Oasrs wsss deposited In tho dead house 81
shs hospital as giehmond % asaas the
somiag oil the undertakes with pDaans---'
TAs nsxs movnisg cue Of tina bssiiss was
gone, and tie plaak kaDaksd from me
house showed the way the ghost vaaa.--
Be had bssn sspiagiag poasun,' Y end ras
laid aznoag the dsad.oaly 70 gss % ard
run sway when faobody was looking.