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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
UAissA states Licenses.

Public notice IL hereby given. that the annual col
lection HIST ahd Excise Taxes for the County Of Lee
In the hrst collection district, the year
September LIST, 1853, has been returned by The o. b.
Assessor.
Payment Is hereby demanded forthwith Of persons
named therein Of the amount rel against their names
respectively by the United States Collector Of Internal
Revenue, u The nrst district Iowa, ~ his once In The
COURT HOUSE At PORT MADISON. AnpAvae nis
must be made before the 24sh day Of next
sEa all persons who shalt neglect Pay the Liesn,es
and other 1ales, assessed against then within the
sas specified shall be Liable ~ lay TEN per cent sd
diHonni npob The amount iht reof.
No collection Sll be made else where than ut the
once u The Collector, without the additional I'm per
eenium being made a. the law provides,
Nc other currency than TREASURY NOTES viii
BE- received.
81 Excaae Lag sane Thai Ii any person or
persons shAii exercise pr any trade busi-
hess for which license Is required by this set With
out taking ont such license he, sh. " they shall foi
every such offence. respectively, forfeit . pensi
eqnsi 10 Zee times the OF the duty or som OF
money IMPOSED for such licenses.
J. G. WALKER
Collector First Distrct
Fort Madison, Iowa, nov 7sth, 1sea.-dtf~a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

FERRY BoAT.-We learn from Mr.. Sam.
pie, who has just returned from St. Lou
il, that the Ferry Boat "Gate City" was
taken by Government for river police pur-
poses. A light battery has been put
aboard, and she will move up and down
in the vicinity of Island No. 10, keeping
the shores clear Of rebel batteries, sharp.
shooters and guerrillas. She is strongly
built and can be converted to such uses
very readily.
Mr.. Sample chartered another boat in
its place for our ferry, which was expect
ed to be here some time during last
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

EhLSsAeE w ~ Hk EEL GOV. OF
VIRGINIA.
Gov. Letcher's annual message to the
Virginia Legislature Was received yes
terday. 1t is seven columns long. In
relation to the division of the State by
Congress, be says Western Virginia must
necessarily be free territory. cannot
suppose that in any treaty of peace that
may be agreed upon, Virgins will ever
recognize division OF her territory or
ever consent to an act that will strip her
of any portion of her domain. 1t is bet
ter that the war should continue an in
definite period, than that Virginia shall
be even partially dismembered. He &C.
cuses the North with vandalism without
parallel in the history Of any country,
and enumerates long list Of indignities,
outrages and wanton distractions. He
estimates the balance in the Treasury Oct.
Let, at S434 900. Total paid for the war
&7,337 900. He advises that al free
negroes, now residing in that portion Of
the State over run by the enemy, lie
removed aud put at work on tie for.ifca-
tons, as they have it in their power to
tamper with the slaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
Notice 10 shippers ana Carriers.

BY order from the Treasury Department. Ship
pers and Carriers required before forv shp-
meDts Of Goods or Salt amounting 10 over 1330, TO
places in the nrst and second tier OF the
Southern border Of the State OF Iowa. die in the
Custom House OAee At keokuk, Iowa, an oath pre-
scribed BY the Treasury Del also, to execute
bond, with approved surers thai the goods therein
DESERVED shall not b. transported sold used any
way, to give aid comfort 70 insurgents or to
synpathzers with those In rebellion against the Gov
sranent OF the United States
Blanks can be obtained and instructions given nj
Tie Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTANNUS,
surveyor Of the Pert.
Custom House offes. Keokuk, Aug DC, '62-aug2S-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

NEWS DEpoT.--We are desired to say
that Mr.. Lowry's News Room will be
kept open each Saturday night till 10
O'Clock, and will not, as heretofore, be
opened on Sunday morning. All the pa
pers for subscribers are in on Saturday
evening, and hence there seems to be no
real necessity Of opening the Depot on
Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
~ Senator Wilkinson's bill for

~ Senator Wilkinson's bill for the
removal of the Sioux Indians assigns
them new reservation near the missouri
river, sufficient to give 80 acres Of good
agricultural land to each individual and
appropriates 500, 900 for their removal.
1t provides that the old reservation shall
ba sold for the benefit Of the tribs, and
that individuals who sought 70 prevent
the recent massacre shall be allowed tore
main, and retain l60 acres each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
Dse. -, sc2-dim.
The Genie - ems and Experience Of
Peer Young MAN.

a gentleman having b. en- eurfd u the yetaiis oil
early error and disease, will from motrs OF bcpcvo-
iepse, seDd 70 those rho rtqnef. H. .ops above
Interesting narrative, prhhIh,d ~ himself This III
lie book designed ~. wstninE and caution 10 youne
men and those who .ufer from NEsvoUs DEsiLrrr,
Loss o. AsnoFy, PREMATURE DECAY, &C., &C., sup
plying atthe time the means Of selfcurs Single
copies VIII be sent under seal In plain env elope
without chArx~s any who request H. by addres~
aims the author,
CHAs. A. LAMBERT, Esq.,
isco-dsm Greenpoint, Long T.land, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

T The loss of the "Monitor' is a
source of deep and unaffected regret to all
loyal men. Its life wss short, but glori-
Gus, demonstrating its prodigious powers
of resistance in action, and introducing
principles in the construction Of war YES
sells which slal! never sink beneath the
tide of time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
RECRUITING Fob THE SIXTH cav
ALRY.
Come ON, Boys i---Hurrah for the
stars and stripes.

Lieutenant VIZ. o. Brksx, Of the siatb Iowa Cav.
airy, Is nov In the city recruiting Tor hi. regiment
Only few more men required 10 all up thu regis
NEST and th probably The on, chance that Will be
offered forJ aiming Cavalry regiment pYior 10 the
forcemsnt ofths draft the nrst Of next month.
Clothing and equipments have alresdy been furnish
I'd for the regiment and ara now A Davenport, and
Bounty will b. a.d and regular pay a the
time o: enlistment.
Headquarters a. Burns 4 Renigsn's the Levee.
dsci3-dAwIn WIN. O. BURNS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
n Office.

The members Of The lows State Insurance Company
are hereby ohned that The Annual Meeting will BE-
held Gu the second Monday VI January next, Ut The
once the Company In the City Of Eeokuk sa2 ocloct
y. H., 1t which time . Board Directors will be
elected for the ensuing year.
once on MAip IT., between "a and I'd.
SAMUEL 4. CAREY, Secretary.
Dse, IL. lBG2-d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
r. The new bride of the emperor O

EE The new bride Of the emperor Of
japan, Che is only fifteen years Of age,
was drawn to her husband by oxen, in :
close carriage; it being the most rigid Of
the royal etiquette Of Japan, that no vul-
gar eye should rest upon her, for GER
tain time before and after. The BRIDE
groom docs not see his wife till after the
ceremony 10 performed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

~ Chas. Doerr, Esq, the newly
elected County Clerk. has entered upon
the discharge Of his official duties and
has made Mr.. Il. Mumm, Of this city, lis
deputy. Mr. Lecch. the retiring Clerk,
received complimentary note from the
Board OF Supervisors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

ET It is announced that periodical
called the Southern Cross, Is about to
make its appearance in South Carolina.
There have been good many crosses in
the Cotton States, and the result has
been mongrel race II Prentice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

ET A rousing mail came to our post
Office last evening, squaring up the Chi
cage and St. Louis mails which had got
day behind hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

nm- Senator Rice's bill in aid of a ca
nal to connect Minnesota River and the
Red River Of the North, grants for such
purpose million acres Of Minnesota
lands, besides the canal right Of way Of
zoo feet in width.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

BE- We not unfrequently take more
pains TO save or avoid labor than would
be required to perform it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

- The Muscatine Journal has come
down to the standard size of most Of our
Iowa dailies, being that of the Gate CITY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10.

~ VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock Of Hats, Caps. Furs, Gloves,
&c., constantly on hand, At the lowest
cash prices. Tnovl0. 2m1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
Letters fer the III sspiaals,

To facilitate the delivery letters the hospitals
box has been assigned to each ward All concerned
will therefore Be careful instruct heir friends when
writing 10 them 10 direct their letters the boz for
thei proper Ward
Lin he AZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

81 Time is made up Of golden mo-
ments, and he who spends them foolishly
is as much prodigal as though he vast
ed his substance in riotous living.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

The county board Of Supervisors met
on Monday of this week, and we are in
debted to the Plaindealer for the follow
ing list of members and committeeman /:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
dec3l-d3u.

ROOkS-Received on Saturday.
Parson Brownlow's Book
Artemus Wards Book.
Thirteen Months In the Rebel Army.
Siege VI Richmond
Agnes OF Sorrento.
Among the Pines
Orphus @. Kerr's Papers.
Armegdden, or the United States In Prophecy.
Miriam.
Prince Of the House OF David.
Throne OF David.
Pillar Of Fire.
Thirty nine Men for One Women
Chronicles OF CarIingford.
The Women loved; and
The oman who Loved ma.
Photograph Albums.
For sale by NJ. w. WESTCoTf
aBG-i Maiu.u cd door from Ath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
kpECIAL NOTICES.


Sss General Oyss~ VtA1 Wv DsSSvt~s~s II u made
the duty Of ALL PROVOST MARsHALs 70 ssi.s ali
hniAsy Clothing, Blankets. shoes, arms and equip
msn@, and such other supplies which have boon is
sasa ~ shs6oyernnent " soldiers and los, q dis
poses Of ~ them and IL shall be Incumbent on any
person mol solder who may have any such properly
IN hs that he has lawfully acquired
posssssion thereof.
Ssassfs esA b. Charged the Muster Roll with all
sfticles disposed Of by them Improperly lost, and
Incur such further punishment ~ The nature OF the
oBsnss may demand.
NOTICE Is THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN that
the abovs order will b. rgdiy enforced, and al par
ties having possession OF such property required
- prove their legal claim 10 tbs same At this Office.
JOHN N. HIATT,
jans-d Provost Marshal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
WRISTBANDS,

Alivaristiss. 1t RRowNELL,s BOOK sroas,
spn-d Cor. Atn 4 AaiArsts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

XAtcholors0 AAAr Dyc...Th0 Best In
III the .WorlA.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 70 be distinguished from natue-
warranted iu3ars the hair the isAst
the Ill effects Of bad invgoEates the hair
life. GREY, RED or Rusty HAIR instantly turns
aspisndid black or brown, leaving the and
beautiful. Sold BY ill druxgists, nc.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
tAs fesr sidss II sssA tox.
Factory, No. 81 barclay Street, New York. Late
23S broadway and 10 Bond street, [je6-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
THE TABERNACLE,
THE VIEW MUSIC BOOK,
PUBLISHED IN sosroH ~
TICKNOH 4 RIELD.

collection Of nymns, Tunes, Chants Sentences, Mo.
Tets and Anthems, adopted 10 public aud private
Societies and Conventions TAt bsk Il havShx Iayrr
sie In the Rast, and the critics spsak Of FIN high
praise.
For sAls 1t j. w. oGDRN's
nov2o-d City Book 6tosS, ~ Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10

ALI THE just opening another LOT Of thsss ans
APHIC ALBUMS.
Without which Ladies Drawing Room IL now con-
pete. Gail AND SELECT AT 0scE
Fotogranh Albns In Cloth holding "a PortrAits q =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-10
MERRY CHRISTMAS !!

A MERRY CHRIsTMASl
UNEaUALED, INIM1TABLE.!
= < g ILL ENT!!!
THE AssofTMyKT OPENED AND OPENING
foR HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT
w e It's
Main, list Deer FROM 4th street.
Be and call after you have az smiped the .,oe.,
10 town and yon will certainly select from cur assor
nens which In part consists OF the following Books
A Superb and S,axonable Presentation Book,
Heroes. Martyrs, Notable Men, Bio
graphical Sketches Of the Military
and Naval Leaders, States
men and Orators, Dis
tinguished in the
American Crisis
Of 186l-'82,
xpIrKp M FRANK MOORE.
10 AN an sl.xan. aaarto y:lune, be.u.ifaly psa..d
traits ofths following aistinsai.Rea persons ' p''
AbrAham Lincoln Mai Gen John A. Dix
William II. Seward General X Anderson
Gideon Welles, n Lyon
Chasies Sumner, w j. Ro.ecrsn.
Joseph Holtj A. H. Burnside
Alfred Ely, John Pope
Gov. William Spr ague, Mccall,
Gov. Andrews Duryer
Rev. Lr. Bellows I'D BAKER
Com. A. h Foot Louis Blenker
Com. Strlngham. Mansfield
Com Dupont, w Lander
Capt Chas WILKES, I" Franz sigei,
Lieut.. Gen, Winfield Scott, a. Corcor,n
MAJ. ten, Mcclellan. Colonel Ellsworth;
John Il Wool, Major Winthrop,
Ralieck, Lieutenant Grsblc,
J. q Fremont Putnam
Mp, Ranks, Hidden
ID. r. Butler, Adjutapt Stems
scrrp THE BEAT STYLE ny AArHxws
Cloth Gilt Edges, 81 Turkey Morocco, si2; Turkey
Antique, &I2.
b. u
IIicfnvv NJ thu Indian rr;loc re N.~a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30
DR. s. B. SIG1SMOND & CO.,

DR. S. 3. SIGhSMOND & CO.,
Gil King Street, Alexandria, Va, go Broad
WAY, \ CIV ork--2uu Pennsy wanna avenue
between 18th and 10Th streets, " ashlngton,
(YALLS the attention OF the public to the toll
- towing advantages OF his improved system:
/. The i eetn OF their manufacture Will never
corrode change color by any acids, beng
lhl ~tourths lighter than any other.
Z. No teeth r)ols need be extracted,- as
the artificial ones can be inserted over them.
3. 1he roots will be made inonenslve and
never TO ache.
i. n % temporary teeth are needed, as perma-
nent ones can be Llnde immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression OF the face,
which under the old system Is frequently dis
figured
5. This work has been fully tested over five
years by many Of the first chemists and physi-
clans OF This country,
Ur 5. & Co., have also invented white un-
destructi,e metal filing, with which the most
sensltlve teeth can be blled without pain, ard
can build up 8 perfect sound tooth any side
roots. when will last throug lifetime.
The best Of eferences given BY Or. ". Mott
Dr.. Doremus, Professor OF Chemistry, \. Y,
and thousands nf others.
Call and examine tor yourself,
oct 2l-lla
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PROF. LOUIS WTNDPAN.S
CELEDkATED liER.; 1IE3IIgIy1

\ OW tor the first time introduced ,1 49, h2N 1
~ country. have been succrs2f,IIIv NV, !
twenty-six years in Germany and tbt. ruSt ~,
rope, and are particularly efficient in the rn,'
all chronic diseases. They are imported d
to this port By The undersigned, and tho;r ~.
cheney and safety ran be relied uuon WIKI III
fdence They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and p0VDrp,
the best blood purifying medicine xtr,1
uneQualled for the cure OF ytter, A<,h".
Headache Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain n =.
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever. ChilIs ~,
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrotula. Salt hheum e."
Ger. ,J,,undice, BiIousneSS, EruurIons If u
Skin Piles, Worms, Dropsy, EryxpeIas SwaT
ings Open Wounds, Choiic and in tact Al II
seases caused BY impure blood. or nuperrr
digestion.
POWDERS, a sure cure Tor ali Ahcuna5
complaints Gout in particular.
PROF. " I NDRA VI ) EPILEpTIC REM
EDY, the only safe and reliable rtm, d. tortbs
ce1ts in cure ofthis terrible complaint
PROF " L \ l. L 4 VI 5 VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an Invaluable remedy against AIb.
ma Biliousness, Pain in the Breast, Cough .byr
sentary, Red and " hite Flux. Headache Dar.
rnpa, Cramp Choic, Ac.
PROF. WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA. i
plea ant and wholesome beverage, Tor sick and
convalescents, also for Dispeptics, and tA~e
afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. UNDEAM' S TAPE.N0RA
EXTEkMINATOR.
PROF. VNDRAM's T0OTHACHEI
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy,
For further particulars, apply to
JULIUS DIkNkLT, Dentist,
l45 Prince St. nearly opposite the Posi- Cities,
between 81. Asaph and Washington SIS.
Alexandria Va.
For sale also BY ISAAC LATN3;LE.
81 King ST., Alexandra, Va.
And II. L. PAUL., No IL, Princes st..
ny 23-tf Cor. Fairfax. Alexandra, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30

a., Wednesday, as Messrs Pnce ana
Godfrey, engaged in the suffer BUSINESS WERE
driving over the Long Bridge 10 buggy '"eS
came upon drove Of army beeves on thelr way
to Virginia. The cattle proceeded quietly on.
II thew encountered an open draw, through
which steamer was passing, when they STAN
nodded 70 the rear. Mr. Prices team was
overwhelmed, the buggy demolished: ana Mr.
Godfrey, thrown over the railing OF the oroge:
where he caught hold OF projection and thus
saved himself. Mr. Price narrowly escaped.
The railing Of the bridge was broken by me
rush and nine Of the cattle went overboaEd'
three Of which were drowned.
T, ,he Hast II is discovered that the Wild
fowl are streaming southwark unusually early
IN the season. Wild ducks have already ap,
reared in large numbers ia the waters OF the
Chess peake These are regarded as aITnoss
infallible indications Of severe water, ana
though the like has sometimes been reported
Of one species and no hard winter followed, IT
has hardly ever been known that so many con-
current signs of cold weather failed
A very valuable conducla CT treasure when
was being sent from the interior to the port OF
Nlazatlan, on the Patihe, was lately robbed oy
the guard, who killed the teamserS and appro'
priated the money, some S3OO,OOo. 30 the
newspapers say.
4 large number Of the slaves in Somerse
county, Md, have enlisted IN the u ;. service,
aud gone Oft.
Admiral paulding, accompanied by his AIDE,
and Capt Meade, OF the North Carolina, Oh
"Wednesday visited The French Htet anchored
IN The bay OF New York. The visitors Were
cougeeou,ly received, aud the usual salutes tired
Capt LatsLaw, the post quarternaster at Lex
ingtou, Ky, has been tried by court martial
and fued 500, 600, aud sentenced to three years
imprisonment, tor detauding the Government
The Treasury building lis Washington Is now
nearly flushed according TO plan, the small
portion OF space now occupied BY the State
Department only remaining to be improved
SI(iESMONU 4 HAY ARD,
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FOREIGN NEW s.

InS 10IGWlnG 10 tH5 SbDhtdtiCs
Cotton is unchanged Breadstufts steady
The latest adyices say the British Admlsas~
~ have decided to construct a new squadron
d iron guuboats, arnlor plated, doute screw pro
y, Ilrrx> - be armed with two heavy Arm
strong guns.
- Good Hone. The Vanderbilt had arrived
It the Cane IN pursuit Of the Alabama, and
was requiring III Simon Bay. Capt. Semmes
has sold the bark Sea Bride No further cap
lures have been made by the Contedcra YES.
sells. Capt Semmes will not, tlona motives OF
2,oljcy, seek All engagement with the Wander
Tilt bur, # his vessel should be blockaded by
her il Si,non's bay, he will endeavor to eIude
her Is he did the San Jacnto at Martinique.
(}aDtuiu Semmes is Of opinion that the Van,
,lerblt is much faster than the Alabama, ana
II he should come TO close quarters With 0er
be would not get away.
The Confederate loan is quoted at 65a67.
The Pays denies that France has participated
IN the negotiations upon the Polish question,
and states that Austria and England are en-
dcayorlng to come TO All understanding on the
subject Of an Identical note. The vienna
Journals declare there can be no question: VI
Isolated action on the part OF the three Powers
OF The PUllsn question
4 large number Of Danish troops have been
orI3re . re masseI III ScnleSWlg, on the
southern frontier.
StinuIatiens in a treaty Of alliance with Den
mark have been agreed upon, but the ratlhca-
ton Vt The same will not take place until the
German troops are dispatched 10 HOSteln.
Two divisions OF Russian infantry have been
ordered 70 poIund and several batteries, as re-
illfOrcemrrtS, 20 the Russian troops already
there The Black Sea dotila is being fully
~ 'ren> py' 5 band in Poland has been COM
rletely destroyed near Lublin. The Hotel &c
Vile, at Warsaw, was SET Oh ire by lncendI-
aries AID consumed. All the officials OF Polish
descent have been replaced By Russians,
The Parliament OF the loniau Islands have
resolved thai EuglanIS protectorate shall
Cease immediately upon the Senate being dis
solved, aud that tbe lonian Islands should De
1tnuediately annexed to Greece.
Admiral Kuper feet had arrived at hago,,
soma, in Japan. Negotiations having tailed
20 obtain the satisfaction demanded, kupcr
he>ieged the city and eyeIled 1t to the ground.
IT. set On fire Prince Satsuma' ) three ST eaIners
and returned 10 Yokohama Kagoselna IS one
mass Of ruins The palace, factories and arse~
naIs are all destroyed
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher addressed large
audience, in London, Oh the 20th Instant, up
on the Interests Of the North. Expressions
OF dissent were drowned in the general piaudlts
Of the vast a,semblu2e The Daily News says
one OF the most enthusiastic meetings
ever hell in London ',must have convinced
Mr.. Beecher Of the truth Of Earl Russell a.
serIion, that the great body Of the Engllsh
people is with the North, and cause him to
return home AS q messenger OF peace and good
will between the TWO countries.
The Iimes conbats Mr.. Beechec's argu-
ments, and declares he Is not the man to con-
vert the British public 10 the Federal cause
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30
EDUCATIONAL.

TgHHE duties Of MISS ELLEN NAKAS
/ SCHOOL were resumed on / EoDAl,
the 10Th ofSLPTEMB kk. Parucular attention
viii be given to the E1ENEsTAnY Bn r. 'aLs
as the only sure base Tor future lhl!W ROVE.
ment. 1t is desirable that al the lops
as far as practicable, should be p1eseMn d.
the opening Of the school. erms, '0' VI
biography, Heading, Geography, otHl"MM'
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic ana Al 5ssI.
from five to seven dollars per term o1 len "''"S
Mu>ic and French at Professor charges r:.n
The School is pleasantly situated ." i n1"S
street, No. IA. between Columbus ana A'"S''
oct II eotf
TNGLISH ANDGEI;MAN ia ~ nV ~
u ALEX ANDRIA, EA.-lhe Eng'l::N ""T
German day-school under the djrcc''" ,.,t
Prot T. i. Hunt, is in operation S'"c' ''''
Monday, October 9th, inst. u;ra
Parents and Guardians who wish - cha ,ba
their children thorough education II AL ,I;.S
common branches, generally taught III Lhsai 70
and German schools, are Respectfully - - cor
send them to IT, at school at P'gn'A d"li. y.
mex Of King and Royal strets second story
The COMMITTEE.
J. kLLlA.r
= Il, L. PAUL..
INV q & RlT'TIN(1 will reopen >c19V'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30
SIGESMOND 4 HAY Y ARD,
DENTISTS.

NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEUtLAS11G BONE IEAI6
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLASPS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30

DEV. c. c. BITING will reopen , $cAJ: i.
u Sept. 10th, 1873. Apply al MOI e. . it-I Jr
* owe King. au6 -- -