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rsw York Marker.

By re,erraphl SEw YoRx, Nov. 2
Cotion--i - for niddTng uplan&s.
Flour-State and Western opened trm and acire hnf
dull 10 1c lover 1t 10 1ofo 2s for kxfra
State; IL lo4l1 Is for Extra r. II. o. and II te0
II IS for Trade brands.
~hisky-stesdy at ~ for state. aud 5tsl Is for
Western. sss
Mheas--olensd steady, but closed dub snd TO &c
lower; 70 ~ Chicago fpriags 49, u Fur good VIE
ter Red Western.
kye-QHet and firm.
Bariey-Drll. se
Ccrn-f 6sasl tS Ar Mixed Wsstern.
oats-Ssssas with eood basnsss ~ so4sie fcr West
ern.
wool-unsrttiei and less active
Ccnee--DuiL
sugar-Firmer at 24,xc sew Orleans 22,4s zslzc for
Porto Rico, 1seralc for Cuba
Aslssses-st~sdy.
Petroisam-Firn at - a4eIxc for Crude; .etfie for
| Refined in Bond. and s3as Sc for Refined free.
Pork Ops decidedly lower hut eicsd rather farmer
at 40 % for mess Al 80 go . for ia. cash and
regular way, closing ~ lsl cash. ~ ss5s 70 ior
| prlme and ~ 80 for prime
| Deef-steady with fair demand AZ ssfsc for mess;
IS 5oaIs 90 for repaeked mess and Is 90 for estrs
| mess
| Beef Hauas--Firn At &c.
Cut Msats-Qaiet at ai4sis1z for shoulders, II, -
2ic Tor hsms
Batter-Irrsguiar at s2saSe for ws~sern. and soas2s
for State.
Caeese-Aetse at lSe9 &C.
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Tor. p. uorn,.h, ESQ .

In Jour Fort Madison speech of last
Saturday you attempted to prove the po-
litical ADMINISTRATION OF Lincoln to be
failure and you endeayored to make out
your point b. asserting that by more
craftsmanship brought into play at the
outset of the rebellion he might have saw
ed old Virginia and saved other slave
States 10 the Union. Let us for a mo-
nent look..at facts bearing upon your accu-
cation.
On April li,h, 1861, the Confederate
commissioners left Washington without
having obtained an interview with the
President, and satisfied that their govern
ment would not be recognized by him
At this period not more than six States
had passed secession ordinances, and vir-
ginia refused to submit an ordinance OF
that kind to the people.
Do you complain because the Presi-
dent did not recognize as ambassadors
those traitors sent by fraction of the
South, who would have forthwith pro.
claimed to the world that their nationality
had been acknowledged at Washington /?
Again; on the 18th of April, 1861,
commenced the bombardment of Fort
Sumter by the rebels at 4:3O A. NJ, and
continued through the day. On the en-
ensuing day the President gave formal
reception to the Virginian commission
ers and was asked what policy he design
ed to pursue in respec. to the seeded
States. In reply he declared that be
should carry out the principles of his in
angural address
Do you complain that he did not basely
repudiate those principles q. the firing d
the first shot. instead Of perseverinply an.
plying them until rebellion nearly ex.
hausted, il, as now, talking Of arniua
bondmen, aud thus knocking out its oxr
corner stoneI CIvls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

4 go .y ~ ~ q. bssss naads Il n. Planta-
tOn Mttms, ~ o. no u ffiends WIN
hass sndsayorsG = t1aA q eU4n>~fA thas. It's al
q no use III peeDss won'tAs iSagi spon. The
FIansattsn 1itts srs Increasing II ~ ana popularity
svsy115 - - wkset - nGassf. 1hsy ~ II
sssd bottle, and nsds just hey were 1t ss and
viii coasiass TO - q vsSAAil s1sp naking them.
The Pisntasie& Bttas partly, strengthen and invs-
m4Frte aAseithy agpssits.
~ brStA 6At5dote 70 change Uf wnte, and diet
xhev SveFcoms e1eets o. dissipation and late hours
10y ME system end snlivsn the mind.
1hsy purify the breath and acdity Of tbs stomach.
Ihey cnre Dyspepsis and Constipation
They cure Diars hea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make The weak strong tAslsngud brilliant and
ere exhafed nntsseh great restoser- Tho Recipe and
full Circular around each bottle clergymen Mer-
chants and persons whose sedentary habits induce weak
ness asstsde pGpation Of the heart isck of .p@tite
distress amer eating ver complaint constipation, &c.
viii had isasdists and permanentreefin these Btters
But shove all they recommended 10 weak and deli
| cate females and mothers.
They sold BY all respectable merchants See tina
each bottle has private United States Stamp tn
cork and stscI-plate side label
beware Of RENTED bottles. Bee that the stamp has
been tempered With Any pevson pretending y ID
Plantation Rtters BY the gallon swndler and Impo,
ter, and should be immediately reported TO
PHI. DkAKE / CO,
ocsllslsw6m u Park Row, n. Y.
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KEOKUK MARKETS.
Dmr Carr crsY 0vvIcs,
Rsoxuk. sosembes 2. 1854.
GROCERIES.


f8rPeftE0 D..
susu-N Orleans fair, gle; prime. &c. choice &c
New York C. re; New York, A, q crushed and pow
dered 2&c.
GrSi 25-Sorghnm, 65dgssc.
CoFFEE-Rio Al to Asc-
RicE-1Tc.
6ops-American lie; English IL
So.p-pan,. l2,xc. German, l2l5r@l3
CsxpIxs-eiar asc, Mould 2lH &c.
TxAs--Youax Tyson. II eos92 -; Imperial, u 70 o
81 Is; Black 81 u to 81 Is.
Tonacco--paak Sweet, Sic; Medium hysrds, % 70
&c. Gold and Natural Leaf 81 30 10 81 10.
NAIls-Best Rrands - % rates
GLAss-sxIo Country Sc 90 City IS, rates
CospAGE-3o 70 Sic
DRy AppIrs-11 to lie p D.
Dsr PsAcHKs-Hfs IL TO lec b.
DRy CUKRAxrs-25c.
RsIsfxs-S5 so 70 10 30.
SUR 2sG4 80.
PxAgl SrARcH-llc.
MotIxE WoopEx wAkE-2 Hoop Pals, 81 20; hoop
do 81 6s No. Tubs, 81 s0 No. do, 10 90; No. do,
"A so Nests Sd do, =. Hsshboards. - 90.
FrsH--No. Msckerel, bhis. SIS 0@flp 90.
No.2 do do $l0 o00$i1 o.
No. do hf do I'll OOn1l 50.
MOI do hf do SO 00t01o 25.
HI bbts. No. White Fish,, 50 co.
orIs-Coal OIL 90s Linseed OIL, IS; Lard Oil, 81 20
Al so, Fish Oil, 81 30.
CHEkss-Denmark % to sc: Hamburg 2sc.
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new YORK sIe~ey Markell.

By Telegraph. NV sehAr NOT =
Mpney-Mcre active and srmer at Il
steriing-Dali at ixe4les4
Gald-unsetied and lower, opening 1t ~, defining
TO 13o5z adv ancing -. and closing al 2sbs4
The scotia fer Liverpool took $3.50, sou in sfsese-
Government Stccks-stsaay-
SO Coupons loa.
U. ass 81 Coupons lao5s
Sioets-Better.
G ar ioi. Gtclsslx: 4 1915; MkPD c go;
Az. scrip IL. \, ,r tert s5l4; Pae Mail 81
&c igsis. Erio foiz4; B&Q lis. Hudson IL Hm
lem 2s5 Reading 1885; Nc l2 Ms1-7s Toledo 1854
. 4 NJ Cert Al; Quicksilver ssA4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

g There was stirring and we'll at
tend Union meeting at Primrose, Tues
day evening. lion. Geo. w. M,Crary,
was the speaker, and made an excellent
speech, of course. Never known TO do any
thing else.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

% One of the business transactions
which you cannot afford to put off until
to morrow is to insure your life in the old
New York Life Insurance Company -
(Capital S300.O0O.) Isaac Cook, now in
our city, is special agent for the above
company. D. w. BAILEY,
Local Agent, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

-
The und~s;snsd woald iaIorn the pub
lie thst thsae e<i1as as1sw saass Of snslt
pez in or midst, asd Jet no more th9p
has occasionally been during the past eight
The public, however, are exhortsd to
adopt s1eb measures Of precauioa = z |
demanded dbr their owe ard the psblIe
safety. Daring the period Shows rsfer-
red 70 the Board has promptly rsnovsd to
the ePest House" al those willing 70 60
and those unable to provide suitably fos
themselvss, and in those cases not 70
moved . placard Was placed upon the
door as warning to the public. We
have also provided means By which to
secure fresh matter, and that undoubtedly
pure. We earnestly advise immediate
vaccination Of those not hitherto vaccina-
ted. and to be repeated 10 those cases
where there are good grounds to suspect
tina, it was imperfect, and those, TOO,
where some time has elapsed since it was
performed. The protective powers are
expended by time aud other circumstan
ces and frequent recurrence is necessary
with view to renewal.
4 Persons who are members Of families
in which the disease is..present should no
mingle generally with the people, an,
should go from home as little % is CON
sistent with the procurement Of necessar
supplies. Those neglecting this pruden
/. precaution should be reported to tn
Board.
Where a case occurs in q family III
head thereof will Immediately report ii
8 fact to the undersigned, when measure
y Of precautiou will bes-taken to prevent il
q tercourse, and directions given in regaI
: to the care 10 be exercised
% Physicians are hereby required to NAL
. repor, of each case-its. locality, and q
facts touching the danger of its spread
They should also change their apparel al
adopt such measures as they know a
= necessary to prevent communicating Il
disease to others.
The Marshal will Immediately pla
upon the door or other prominent part
the house 10 which the disease exists
card, printed or written in large lettel
as warning TO the public, and if I
=. house be upon ffequented street, he
required to prevent that intercourse by
fence or other obstruction.
Any one removing or defacipg the cal
or removing such obstructions. a. may
Der enacted will be cited upon thu proper
III. ficer fer such fine a. he may impose
he the misdemeanor.
ion School teachers will enquire Of es
,od pupil whether vaccination has been p
&C. f3rmed, and when, and note each G
ma. that in their judgment re-vaccinat
es should be done, and report he same
the the undersigned.
nee The city Marshal is eujoioed to
ub- creased vigilance and promptness in
el discharge of his duties he will insr
the premises wherever the disease appei
enter at once upon measures for prct'
ing the public, and make immediate
ast port to the Board.
po' D. L. McGuGIs,
President Board of Health
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

PERsosAL-We were pleased to meet
Col. Scott, of Van Buren, county, yester-
day. The Colonel is looking we'll. Cause
why? He is good-looking man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

Ew Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's Side Loading Re-
volvers.' The best pistol nov in use,
No. l08 Main street. june 10 IT,
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

DATCHELQR's celebrated HAIR DYE sstAs Bssf IN
ID tks WsrLs. The only Harnisss, TSss ssd Rsiisbls
dye known This splendid Hair Dye IL perfscsehanses
Rel Rusty, Gray Hair instantly 70 6tsssy Bta~k -
hsslrsi Hvsvs without njurng the Hair EtAniAg the
Skin leaving the Hair sof and Beautiful; mpar fresh
vitality frequently restoring It's pristine color, and rec
fss the III ELECTS Of Bad Dyes. The genuine Il aghed
WILLIAM A. bAfOHM0B; eli Others sre mere tmits-
tons and ssuld ~ avoided Sold BIZ al Druggists, -
rACToRY-6l Barclay street, New York. BsrcHElon''
Naw ToiLxS Cn8AM for Dressing the HAIR fjye-d4w1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

Not les thas 5000 aliens hase
been naturalizsd 10 New York city within
l month. More than half Of them are
Germans who will vote the Republican
ticket. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

- The spirit Of education is nothing
more than an endeavor 10 iberate, BY
means Of D freeman. the ideal human be-
ing that lies concealed in every child.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

N-The meeting last night was COM
plete and splendid success. The speech
of Mr.. Colfax, was one of great power
and eloquence. We shall notice the
whole proceeding at length Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

fg Rev. G. r. Taylor. Of Fort Madi-
son, has been appointed post chaplain at
Memphis, Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

ezGeneral Rickstts il now in fair
way Of resovsry. His promotion = bro
vi Major 0snsral, takes effect fson Oct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

~ There are two colored Sabbath
Schools in Des Moines.
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sHERIrF,s PROCLAMATION

STATE or IOWA. LEE C0rxrT, ss.
By virtue Of the Proclamation Of the p-ernor Of the
State Of Iowa l. Iraei Andersen, sher9 Of Lee county.
Iowa noffy the Electors II Lee comfy. Ioza that
the sth day Of November A D. 1854. election will be
heli in Lee county. Iowa for the following officers
Wit
The once of Presidential Eltctor To he Sled by the
Elect OF eight Electors Of Iowa represent the State
ut large and x so represent the several Congressional
Districts the Office a Secretary ef State. the Office Of
otter Of State. the ece Of Treasurer Of State the Office
Ree ter CT the Land ocr, the oce Of Attorney Gem
sra the Office OF Judge OF the Supreme Court Aiso the
following offices be filed ny the votes of the Electors
nf the several Mstts to3its Ia tie First ongTrssinrsl
District theuc 81 Rsfsest nstve in Congress ss the
cce OF Representative vacated By this removal of Hon
Ferinana aesper from the state. aiso Clerk Of
District Court; aiss Recorder OF peeis for said
county.
By order Of WV. NJ srcsx Governor.
ISRAkL ANDERSON,
oct.1taQl Sheriff OF said County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November ia
received at Lowry's Literary Depot. lis
table of contents is unusually Interesting.
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rloua-superhne, $ 50 bhl., 2 s.ek, 90; Doshle
per sack o. Retail SOC p hb, snd 25c sack higher
WaxAr-spsing, 81 20 to ~ fan, 10 Ito 90 = bn.
coas Mrai-s2 50 y los n.
BaAx-wheat, 81 % Corn, ~ LOO Ia
CeRs--Nex 81 70 75 old 90 p bushel.
RrE-70 to Soc p bush.
BARlEr-Fall, eosi 50; SPRING. so0i 20
lArs.--55c y bush.
GRxss APPLE--6aEpooc.
P97As0Es-1 90 tel 10.
BCrrEn-Common, SOC; Choice, a2c
Eaas-25c.
LARD-20c.
SHeuLpsxs-lsc p b..
Haxs-2sc 3 ih.: Sugar Cured do, 2sc.
warrE Bsass-Common to Good, u 2s0s1 ID Prime
Navy, 81 SO.
TALLow-l2c.
BxKswAx-50
Timothy, So oo@ls 90; b.lsd, sls co. Prairie,
SO O094l2 90.
IIrDEs-Dry Flint, l2<c Dry saited ll2cGrubby half
Satisfactorily, ~ 60; Flax 81 IS
BEEF CAfTIH--*2 rs to IS % gross.
eHKSf-@4 90 TO IS % phead.
wooL-Ractory Tub-washed. 100 s0c; Fine Fleece, 90
Medium do IS.
Far Hoas-&1l 90 nett:
RxAxHEks--5Oc-
RAGs-4z 10 SIC
BA0s- Hnrlaps, 90 to &c.
Single Dummies, 36c; double do CSC.
Seamless, BUSH, 7bc to Is.
Flour, u Dbl, - TO g.
do " Dbl, 80 10 a.
do " Dbl. (paper1 g.
6Acxs-wocl Sacks. 90 = piscs.
On CoPPER--S1 to 36c = D.
Oar BRAss-33c ,.
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. EDICAL BOOKS.

WI
An.tcrsi-sl Reusemtrancer.
Rszffsrd's utssesrscx
gadd on the Liver.
Rnxsl en- the Stsfaach-
Fsarcfsy's Medical Diagnosis.
BIRD On Urinary Deposits.
Benssstss Practice Of Nestacfna1
Bansst.-d on Senere&l.
Bsrs On Infsnt Therapeutics.
Ciarsrhill'a Obstetrics
Chmrrhtli on Chii3rsa-
ChuHvhiii ON Woman
Garssant~ra lie. N FhtsioSoxyl
Gsnd = on Cniiif~a.
ttpvesand's Pocket Lexicon.
caxpiIn On Diabetes
Daifsn's Physiology.
Druiff's Surgery.
Dang ixon's Dictionary.
Duhrin's Difsect5r.
Erechseu' Snrgsry.
Fo~se's Chemistry.
Gray's Anatemy.
Grrftith fofnlniary.
Hesdianais Ae:ian Of Medicine.
Hamilton On Fractures
Hammond's Military Hygenst
Hohiyns Medical Lexicon
Lawrence on shs Bye
Lehn,an's Chemical Physiology.
In6i8N Manual.
Jsncs' opihAlnie Medicine.
Asfier's Practice and Principle OF suress
Meigs on Woman
Meigs' Obstetrics
Aaekinxir on the Eye.
Nell i Sm.tA's Compend.
Powers' SnrKifai Anatomy.
parrfsh's Practical PhAvnacy
Ramshctham's Obstetrics.
Ricord 4 Hunter on vens real
Sargent Minor Surgery
Todd on Urinary riscase.
Taylor on Poisons.
~ On Urinary Therapeutics.
Tr6itsch on the Ear.
United States Pharmacopea-
Missions Practise.
Woods Therapeutics
Williams Principles Of Medi{ins.
Wilson on the Skin.
Wilson's AnAtom,.
wyfhe's Pocket Dose Book.
For sale BY n VI. "
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ooLGArE,s HONEY soar.

COLGATEB HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand. 10 made from this choicest materials, b
mila and motBent in its nature. gragraDtly
scented and extremely beneficial In lie action
upon the skin. For ssle By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan2o-lydaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03
ITO THE BLIND!
Or These Afflicted with Sore Eyes.

AT the solicitation Of several citizens that
have treated for 10th Acute and Chronic opthalmia
have opened oee Second street in the Atheneum
building up stairs and offer my professional services
the Cit Of okuk and vicinity.
request all who afflicted with Disease Of ihe Ere
especially those WHO have BEEN like myself the victims
q qnarkery. to give call ana Ill give refer
enee to treated by in this city that
vince the most skeptica that mode Of treatment will
effect permanent and radical cure Consultations free.
A10chce hours from to O'Clock Pm
b. III. DENICE
cct-S-dlm Practical Oculist
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

@I will give honorable employment
with liberal salary to any worthy Disabled.
Discharged Soldisr, from Iowa, who may
apply to me at Keokuk, Iowa. with high
testimonials as to his capacity. honesty.
moral and temperate habiis-one who i.
edusated greatly preferred.
e wv. l. WooD.
OMNIBUS NoTIcE.-All orders for thu
Omnibus left 1t the Dsming House Vii
receive prompt attention.
sov.l-ln.1 ". s IvIxs. Asppa.
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ITEM =.

Secretary Stanton is sick with chills
and fever contracted in the miasma of
James.
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.IbLEGRIPHIC,.
Up 2O'Clock. A. M.
Miscellaneous Items,

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE World
Chattanooga letter says that our cavalry
will soon make q raid to Montgomery, Ala
A Washington letter to the Tribune says
the rebel government has declined to assent
to q scheme to make the wealthy turn theil
silver plated jewelrY to treasury. The
same correspondent says Lees present force
does not reach 10000. The presence Of {
rebel IN the Shenandoah Valley is to PRO
cure subsistence and also preparatory to 9
plan of operations which will not probably
come to light before the beginning Of the
next campaign. TTl .-ftL u
The Tribune's special from the Army Of
the Potomac dated the 18th, says: Nothing
of Importance was stirring. The North Gar
DINA troops in the army have been sent
back to Orange 9. H., aud are no longer
permitted to do picket duty on the Rapi-
dan.
The Hersld's special says the Army Of
tho Potomac is very quiet to-day, except a
rumor that the Sd corps were under march
ing orders
Theweather is milder and thaw is ap-
preaching.
The Herald's special dated Washington,
18th, says the discussion on the resolution
for the expulsion of Senator Davis, of KY,
will be continued to day by Doslittle, Haws,
Sumner and others. The impression pre-
walls that Davis will not be expelled but
that the present opportunity will be made
use of in expressing disapprobation OF the
Senate of his course.
The sales of property for taxes in insur'
rectionary districts of Virginia will be con-
tinued on the Goth inst
The Hsrald's Balize, Honduras, CORES
pondent confirms the arrival there ut the
schr. Joseph l.. Gerley, heretofore reported
captured by the rebel passengers on the
trip from Matamoras for Havana. The
Government had offered $500 reward for
the capture of the leaders in this piracy
Capt F. Brown and Thos Hogg, both
said to be rebel naval officers. The vessel
was seized and anchored under the guns OF
the fort.
Brown and Hogg after selling part of the
cargo and obtaining $1,000 there from some
merchants OF Balize, left for parts unknown.
The purchasers of cotton are ready to in.
demnify its owners.
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New YORK, JAN l4.-Tbe Times Wash
ington special says: The Military Commit
tee of both Houses met to day to COME,
upon the CONSUMPTION bill. The House
Committee unanimously recommends
Communication and so did Senator Wilson,
The other Senators opposed it. The name
of Albert White, Of Ind, will probably be
sent to the Senate tomorrow for tho Judge
ship, made vacant by the death Of Hon. @
B. Smith. 70
A letter received by the President from
Gen Banks says, that he will soon com
plete the organization Of the State govern
ment Of Louisiana.
Gen. Butler has stripped the eagles of
Col John A Nelson. of the 10th Colored
Infantry 70. injuring recruiting among ne
groes by permitting the impressment OF ne
gro soldiers into his command.
Gems. Hunter, Wadworth and Csdawal
der are on a Court of Inquiry on charges
against Gems. CritteDden and McCook
A fire on Washington ST., last night, de-
stroyed the wholesale liquor store Of Mr.
Mcbride, No. l76 and damaged tue store
of Geo Elder Co., and also Willard 4
Fremain. Loss $50, 900, mainly on the par
of Mcbride.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt a
Balize on the 10Th.
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2 The French ssmi-oficial papers are anti
English in tone, ssaanau,yu
The correspondent Of the Times shows
that the French army, were under the bar
of the Arch Bishop and clergy.
The Schleswig, Holstein question was
unchanged. II was reported England had
taken a stand sgainst the Federal occupa
ton of Schlesyig and lift was carried out
would assis. Denmark. The Danes evacu
ated Rendsburs on the 3lst and 500 Sapon
troops immediately entered and were en-
Enthusiastically received. o7aa sF
The King Of Italy in his New Years ad.
dress said, that 1864 might bring about
events giving the desired opportunity to
Italy. The Polish insurgents were active.
GREAT BRITAIN. The funeral of the great
author Thackery took place at Kensal Green
Cemetery on Dec. 30th, it was attended by
all the leading authors and artists. The
scene was very affecting.
FRASoE.-The Gazette De France asserts
that Gen. Forey will shortly proceed on a
mission to the Arch Duke Macmillan
in relation to Mexis. --1as -
Advices from Japan say the parties of
the Tycoon have consented to the expul-
sion foreigners from the country.
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HOUSE.
Thursday, Jan. h4.


The House resumed the consideration o
the joint resolution reported from the Ju
dietary Committee to make the cO1tisCation
act conform to the constitution, 80 that the
forfeiture of estates shall continue only du-
ring the lifetime OF the offenders.
Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, said that the cOnfsca
ton system had proved an utter failure, and
because this failed the House was called on
to adopt another measure to stimulate the
rebellion and destroy what little Union
| feeling there was in the South
Mr. Davis, Of Maryland replied, saying
from the course and the majority on his
side, no support OF the administration was
to be expected from Them aud when the Y
rendered their support be Davis would
loook upon it with suspicion.
Further proceedings on the subject we're
interrupted by the expiration Of the m ,rn'
Jug hour.
The Senate resolution for the revival OF
the committee on the conduct Of the war
was referred to the committee on military
affairs
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the bill to increase the Internal
Revenue, Which bill was recently passed.
Mr.. Stevens moved an amendment, tax
ing spirits distilled since August 3P, 1862
on hand and for sale.
After debate the amendment was agreed
| to.
No further amendments of importance
were made.
Without action on the bill the commit
tee rose and the House adjourned.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-15

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