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The Daily Dispatch: February 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
. The United States gunboat Pinola, just finished at Baltimore, has arrived at Washington. She came past the rebel batteries, accompanied by the Revolute, without being fired at. She will here take on board her armament and stores. She is in charge of Lieutenant Commanding Crosby. The Pinola is a screw steamer, about 156 feet in length and 57 feet beam, drawing light about ten feet three inches. The engines (two) are beautifully finished, are about 500 horse power, and were built by C. Reeder, of Baltimore. Sickness in Lincoln's family. It was announced yesterday that the usual Saturday reception at the White House, and the eve on Tuesday, would be omitted, on account of the illness of the second son of the President, an interesting lad of about eight years of age, who has been lying dangerously ill, of bilious fever, for the last three days. Mrs. Lincoln has not left his bedside since Wednesday night, and fear are entertained for her health. This evening the fever