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Unpire-Air Hudson II the Union Club.
Scoreys--Niessrs Nov ,m aud Holden.
Fin ca,ohes-Atleutic .. Eureka H.
Home R4As--At!alto. 3, Eriokn. o.
Tine Of Gnais-. Lnnrs end 10 minutes.
EiETKA vs.. ILAS1C--sECoSD NISES.
Tho match let cen .he second mines Of the above
Clnbs was played az the CaritpDe grounds BROOKLYN
on tie l7tl insi. display of Datung being SHOWN
on the occlsin As lie s1osc viii show. the Atlaltics
made double figures III four innings. namely, ~ - u
md 10 their toad NJ md of the ninth innnrs MAKING
z, GOOD Dltng w,s also shown 10y the Enrskis: vat
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LITTER PROM pp0f sYNf 10 Pf0r NEWroN I

10. 1RUrtlSD.sT, EpIyBua6H sept ~ 1856
10 RosElr s. NEWTON, ef Frfcsor O. AnT.ay CINCINNATI
Ilo a.. \. L.
a-Y DgAR .slR. lie. much obliged b. vrg knt mierlor
u. ir .eff yoa b. tie ast edition ny 'Prhe ies o. sur
,ryf u-J 100. au tNU-.ruL oi my uuulei we've. IN ne
gic,i Lecture. n41 hed n 'he Lancet y9u vii hnd NOR.
e. a. s.p4na il card 10 some pgucnlf subjects.
ln my dsir SIR yours very italy JANIS lyme
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NOTfCEH o. INE pNESss.

g,e-y piy.ic.aa sho.d pos.sss copy o. tls aafn IN
rG,ro Il ,inr .nnati Gl4e''e.
THIS i, neat vol iae. edited ~ Pro. Robc s Newton
and vii no Doubt b. wal receig,' By ho medical pnoi
-lClcnuat Daily Commercial
PROP Ex@ros WHO ma PgarArs III 'gcfsp MORE cualh
o. urcsrs ~ caScRoiD Troe THAN hNf orH'E MN
~ AMERICA WIS yusT THs YIN 70 UNDEasTASo ND ADp
TO T,IE VALVE o. SUCH wolX taoM His SsoTy EEfr'A
riov Tar PROFESSION HAVE A GriRAVrsg TINT me wcsH
- ovs DssaRyiSC EsRsgsT cosslDEaATioS-lEe Ned
IomnL
ia, higs reputation o. Psaf Tswion "a .' treatment
ths cniar clIrs o. disase IS luiolt .-a;oe Ai the
worl f. ono Of merit Cincinnati Daily Inquirer.
We know the, the American editor has acquired WIDE
popularity IN the successful eateni Of ucer OF all tnd'
independent bis gc. reputation sprzoon-- Cincinnati
Daily Times
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL BOOKS
ROBERT =. NEWTON, NJ. D..
LATE Professor OF SURGERY AND
CLINICAL PRACTICE IN ThEECLECTiC
MEDICAL COLLEGES OF MEMPHIS,

TENN, AND CINCINNATI, ONO.

Tenn, AMI tiNNiN HAiii UNIV.
having permanently esthi-hed hneH IN 40 'tJ o. NOV"
York y. I'D lye the ATTENTION Pyieians Surgeons aud
othrrs ntc et.i IN the g cement Of the Eclectic sehco Oh
Pr,c,ie. "a the following t Of hi. polished woras all Of
which may Do obtained o. Linn a. tie regular pabAes price,
sad eut by mail or exlFes by ag him - i once
No p last Egheon.'s, between Broadway aud fi'h'a'e
Nsw.lora CITY.
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s'ri.ac,.
Cricket.
PArrr.OV VS.. ORANGE or NRW- JFgSTv.

.ON y. UNANVh OF NV 'IfI'NItt'
Thrrcl. match between the Orangeand rat
.ren Ciu. was a od ON tle itl inst az Paterson ihe
result priHr au0ifcr ,cn.d victory iof re sh-
t,s V.e oninre yi,uls MT atiend Ia hcir p.tcioc
before NOS ,li,,t 10 -lin victory over Urf or
nclis Tie gnle Vrs e. pleasant one t,ross hoGt. ibe
score al NlDI it Appended.
lArEls pS--TfR5r EiSISGs.
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PRINCIpLr.S AND Practice Oh
SURGERY,

By JAMES SINE,
Professor Of Clinical surgrry he University OF Edinbor 81
aiil geon 20 the Queen.
with Notes and Add lions, and numerous lllusuaiohf
ly ROBERT :. NEWTON, NJ ID.
Price, 10.
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LIST OF Or. MENTIONS MEDICAL WORKS.
CHAPMAN OK ULCERS.

By HsSRr r. cTA2aAy, g. Il. c.. 81, witt ro'e ssie'
t.on. and additions by Rossnr s. EEpros 81. D. cool
Illustrated Pdco. Il %.
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IA HITTING MACHINES. We offer the pub-
~ t'e fmprsi a.l0na,s. md best family kNliIINo
MACHINE boz tic t."r4 sent l1r Ifcu.iI. Agents want
cd DALTON KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
No. 5I1 Roadway, y. \.
LANDS WANTED TO make fine Coats.
] Pants Vest, nud Oy,r.oats Experienced worknicn
vel 'li,mrnid ell have airai, work q good prcct:
CARTER, KIRKLAND s. Co.. No. $40 Broadway, n. I.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

This one Of the most ,iuabe medical wcrAi ta ne
American ~. yet given to The world tu' the 40
~ oil the ulch certainly add- ~ Us inefeft J. ID"
that lie author ard the editor though BON Surgeons q" "d'
sr.aa reputation successll opr tors belong 10 oHf M
Schools Medicine -ymc undoubtedly SENDS ~ the ma ~
tine rtoieou Scotland Newton o. q TIE very he'o q" ln
ctic .cho.' SO licne in h" United -i.rs aif'iuri
HIGH Standing and uniT.rslv accorded ros'nhmrng ire
mo- rnccessn and reliable o the county Aiffes
difference. W.do difference DO it two N}ttns o fi' t
na both sles Brr ably forth Tire book hrs Teen fo"
M the hos. styc ard contains IA lusrati1us he
OF sina wolk Of >yme bad bU 'i. n-unli Day INES
IN pathology NJ Syme anI biz editor diner materially una
this aud ihe difference Of 'he ilrrtp ace cs's eii
Owed aaur.d. the REGULAR merit NJ fe w0r ihr rd i BE-
yeniy not sfsaid 81 cnuD,ri.ou 90" merits .n e.
81 the AODsti, alt Eclectic tu., 10 Boo ~, WON tt
re .onpa a sousu,li. permitting every Surgeon "a judge
fos hiiuscl. The Kcsdies o. Both Ssstams tie p'eeei
i,siS with very popIiair comments on the Vslo t.en
.ndcru- Il Of s most desirable wofAs no" oe'oe ~.
yroh winch must .n!n l-.a cieli ilh a'ha ''r
.ans ~ ail .ciooi.--f Cincinnati Daily llqu'-cr
70 vii do a elevate ile Ec4lcic -it Di r. pS
0n 80 eraton. than cuy Work Sc. lf'ifa Wy iA-
hlol We ,eis Of fue wofs thns plenty because v'
both tie editor ai author rsc'.f the e M Hnr .'
arena vogk Shows tlci4 each g ce'sif- 'iad states 'iea'
CT heiotnirr
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lNINHifiirHAIi T. BOO NN'fs
haT. La Plata, Magma Charts
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IL am innocent .! any sailf or c.imiaal conduit in
nv connection VIII. 40 relation ~ TIE al ~ a.
Henry g. Joalins aud the PhoulX Blak. | accident.
ally made 30 acCrtnnnc5 Of jenkins ~ some Oi The
p.hue places 90 this city. having seen bin
al different Times. and 40 different places,
a.rf Tie cxst"'cr %! thc relation boiwccn uf De on
different Occf sons l1ancd me several sums 81 money
ncyor exce3diiig 500 ald seldom CAcrcOu 4ie ~
e.ufiug On one occasion De was 10 loan SlUOJ; ha
dit lei mo have $500 VIII which 10 go ITO buIhcss
mutually undt stood. AID agreed a. cn bDween u7
always supposed ho "as rich broker ana nalkei III
Wal st. 0ut Bis precise place of business neye4 know
or SOUGHT to know; never aid ans thing, r)r gavo
signs a. a threatening o.. A,imloaire character.
on / never know Ao wrong n1rr iu an
re.pref togaid nBy pcrDn; | of'nn assured bra
[ voull pas Ula lii tho money lie lent 300. end ie
woud igll ne 1 might lay him # WIS ever able, add
II s mol 10 mad. % difference for h. we Ich. and
the hc was Interested m oii Wells Do Fcn.sj I'Naa. sd
promised TO scud 1ui ilole and give me sl1re i
his on business hy which d. said couid make from
SJ coo 10 SJOOOD a. sik months Ihss tne trl, aAd 81
/ have a. say 10 present about the matter
This closed the examination OF both prisoner, aHa q
recoss OF thIec-quarter- OF an hour was tiaen
MOTIONS 10 srlIgE ouT
Nh Suart flen renewed bis moii0n nId also 10
strike oui AL tAe testimony parporlng 10 be siair-
mout of what Is fnd b. Gle absence al the prisoner
Nj Mckeon argued that lie siairmcii made 10y
jenkins when fhe 4, ialcaiion W1s discovered vas On
law part If the act of discovery, was part OF &c
ootpps dci and sto.d be- retained Oh the record. as
they We're part Of iic ,,s gtsfe IN thls case.
MI Stuart snil lc was surprised 10 hear such a
lawyer ns br. Ackron make ltafrmoht oi thhi KIND
lie argued at considerable length IN supper OF his mo-
ton.
Judge Ledwith adlourcd t'o Court until to-day at >
4 IA. ..lat.t a It.f h. raj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

view York HARRIET.
Nv Teiexrxphl ssv YenR. Dec T.
cstton-Dul and unchanged 1t 80 fse zid1fing-
rtoar--Market unsettled ard sOlsc iowsr, CO.'S %
for Extra State: t5De Is for common 70 good ship
ping brsads estrs r. H. o.; and so0is - - frsds
Brands. market closing heavy.
whisky-Dull AoA nsaiasily unehsnged.
Gr.in--whsas dsu and 102e iovss, snail salss II
2 IS ior s.v A.bss State. and es for eLoaes white
csnada, snd = r KILN dried white Western. Rye
heavy aud dseopise yssne State It Is. barley quiet
Bssley Malt dali Cers heavy asd lie lover. 1t 80
for unsosnd. ssd ss1e6 for sssnd sixsd Wstsru and
u for high ixsd nearly yellow. 0sss dali As4ss fss
unsounA, and eoosi fss sossd.
Groeeries-coa-< quiet suEss qaise cshA MustovAde
I3Nl3L Mois.sss anli
Petroleum -s,eady. Crude slD4I19 en- the spot. and
Ai4442 for pveeue~r ssd January; Refined 10 Bond
quoted at 81 goss
Provisicns-pork decidedly easier, 10 0e90 eli fca
m~.s closing at - 50 regular and - rs for psin'
also 400 h&rrrls mess for Dsce@ks ana
J.nusry .eII~s' option, at q @2s %. Beef hsar,
At II ala for ps mess and IL e09iT 90 for -xtr
msss. Beef ham. dp at IS cosss %. Bacon dali an.
lover fsai5l1 for Cumberland AHfIst Tor shcs
ribbed Cut Meat. dali and besv. a, isSls Tor shoul
ders, and l5,4oi3l. for hams. Dressed hogs eui
bu; steady at 1zl.glzs. CITY LId easier NJ is4s2. y
Batter dull 3sa3s loE Ohio, and see&s tcr sssts
Che.ss steady At f&sis
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from Democrat Of Dec. 2


wool-Market quiet and unchanged, with salss
Of tubwashed at SOC; unvashed ~ Is cents per
pound.
Provisions-M Market dull and lower, with sales
of new bacon clear sides at PC; picked shoulders
ut ll4c; prime leaf lard nj 254c.
Hogs-Market quiet, and packers buying small
lots Mt &c p 10 gross.
Fiour-The market continued fat, and very lit
tie business was done. We heard Of sales Ut
sI2 75GI4 90 a bri for fancy double extra AID
family: $40 IS for choice double extra; $7G7 -
for spring extra; So for spring super, and - 20
"a - q sack for extra
Wheaf-Most of the milcrs were ont Of the
market, and business dragged heavily. We note
sales embracing good and prime fall at 81 65tg
| 70: fair fall at 81 45tGi IS; common fall ss
81 30aI 40; poor fall Mt 81 2o and common md
fair spring at 81 l2tal Is per bush.
: Corn-The market fairly active to-day
Sales, including . small 10. of choice white in su-
perior order, ut 75c; dry new and prime old white
at y2to, 74c; good new white at soa lie; old yel.
low and mixed at 6ses Zoe. new and old do at B4
{ IA Csc, and new mixed at 80 to 63c = bush.
! 0ats-Msrke; dull and heavy, with sales At ~
TO s2c for prime and choice, and 3s to 5se = bush
for common.
BarIey-Market dull, with sales OF good fall u
81 IS. We quote sound fall barley from 81 2.
to 81 60 for fair to choice, and light sound tc
prime spring from 60 to s5c p bush
rye uefc Nas fef} httie uemaIdr hha ~
market dropped. The only sale TO report is prime
a, Csc per bush, SKIS in.
| whisky--The market continued duh, with sale
at s. % to 23i per gallon, mostly NJ the insa'
price.
Potatoes-The market was firm for choice gu ali
ties. but dull for common, and sales ~ 81 30 Pc
barrel for choice peechblows; 77ac per bushei TO
| choice white neshannocks; 72c for choice peach
Blow, and Zoe for blue neshannocks-
| Baiter-Sale of fair Western roll At 372c.
4 Tsliow-The market rules in favor Of buyers
with sale at l2ie.
Green Applcs-sales low grade at 81 50; small
and common genitens at 81 per brl.
Hides-Dry Hint sold to-day At IA to l4ie.
Furs and skins-The market opens duh at tn
following rates Otter from 81 TO So; mink So
to 81 50; coonskins Is to Ace; fox Is to Soc; vol
skins tprairie) 75c to Al IS; do tmountain) 81 5
to s.; maskrat Is to 2ee; opossum to Toe; will
cat IS to soc; deer skins tsummer) 45c; do win
i ter) 35c; beaver skins 81 to 81 SO per b.
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81 louis Live Stock Market.

Cattle-Receipts continue fair and the demand
is active for nearly all grades. The qaaFtering
season has begun and the demand for light cattle
will therefore be more active than for some time
past. Our quotations are to 4Ac for common to
good cattle for quarterng and ~ to 6ic for choice
butchers cattle per h gross
Hogs-ReceiPts are not large and the wAats Of
the city and demand for shipment would absorb
the entire supply if even the packers should stop
operations. In fact, most Of the hogs they con
sumo come here under contract. Prices are rather
stifening up, and may be quoted ss firm ut . to
S4c for good to prime and higher rate for
choice. g.
Sheep-The arrivals are liberal and the demand
light. We quote good at So to so, with no de-
mand for common. a
Mich Cows-There continues to be an active
demand and very light supply. We quoteprices
at $40 to $50 for good, and $50 to 500 per head
for strictly prime.
Horses and Mules-There continues 10 be I
brisk business doing at nearly all the sale stables
Good prices realized for all work animals, tht
figures ranging all the way from slice to $500 pei
head, while brood mares range from $40 to $751;
per head gss
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: .iiaaliilI a. si1IlIilertiI. ]
DAILY GA4a Orr 011icn,
Dscsnbes 4 1855.

DAILY GA11 CRY 01ricn,
Dscsnbef 4 1855. |
GRAIN.
WnrAr-No. old Fan ct 81 80; No. ; do 81
to IS; No. Spring 81 to l 10; damaged Fan
and Spring 60c to 81 per bush.
BuckwHEAr-Cheios,e q Is PER bush.
CoRx-Ready sale at 80 to 35c per bush.
RYE-35c per bush.
BARLEY-5o to 6oc per bush.
OArs-20 to &c per bash. ~w
= q. tFLOgR. y
|, Double Extra Rall - 81 -; No. Fall 80;
I Brek Splns FLosa~ td z, s. per 100 lbs.
CoRs MKAL-$l rs per 100 lbs.
SUNDnIn6s@ ng@
Burrsa--Finn, wieh asupwskd tendency. Sales
were made at 80 to 35c per ID.
Eoos-30 to 35c per dosen was paid to-day.
WHIrR BEASs-From 81 to / 81 per bush, &C
cording to quality. -4s.~.-3 II
Gnssx,ArrLEs-s1 50 to 90 pr bush. : : e
PorAroEs-6o to $50 per bush for choice.
LARD-25c per Id.
BAcos-20c per Id.
soRoHux-Msrket well supplied. Choice NJ
ticle will sell from IS to 40c per gal.
CHIcKExs-DulL The range IL from " ~ y
Is 90 per doc.
BREswAx-35c per ID.
RAes- 81 to 4c per ID.
FEArHRRs-From common to good, ~ to sos
per ID.
HAr-Good demand Timothy $l2 to Is 90
Prairie ~ 90 TO 10 90 per ton.
wooL-Tub washed As to soc; neecs-washsd 3!
to 40c; unWashed of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

In reference to the reported increase Of the
circulation of the National Banks, which Was tels-
graphsd from Warrington day or two since, .
well-informed New York paper lays:
'sTo set at rest all the rumors with reference te
an increase Of one hundred millions in the M
tional Bank capital which it Is reported win b
recommended by the Secretary Of the Treasury, W
can state upon the very best authority, that ne
such increase of the bank capital viii b recon-
mended either by the Secretary Of the Treasury q
the Comptroller Of the Currency, except upon thu
express condition that the increase be in Five
twenty Bonds purchased with one hundred nil
lions Of Legal tenders, to he withdrawn from tn
| currency and replaced by ninety millions Of 80
tional Bank notes. This viii result in An sctaa
reduction Of ten millions in the currency"
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Ae~ Marlee4la.

The following is from the cinsinnati Gasstts Of
the I'd:
The provision anA hog market continued % ..
cline during the first half of the current week. but
under light receipts 0f hegs end aavaneing prices
in pork II the East Il rallied, closing With con-
sidsrsbls advanes over lowest prices. The y
eeipts Of ho9s at ths yasiees paektng PeiAess 80
tainly show . very large falling Oh in nsossrs -
compared with lest ssason. Clisassis faiiy 70,
coo behind ST. louis, Lssi6stke, indianapolis,
and other interior points have done but little
Cincinnati is 44977 short TO date, and N Sths -
gregate there is fully 400. hogs less ent IN the
West than mp to this data last year. These facts,
together with othsr esasss nansd below, have
helped much to give condolences to the trsds;
Heavy receipts of hogs, howsver, 1t Chicago and
CINCINNATI, would NO doubt check any advance,
and possibly prodaoe. ? dscline.s On the other
hand, it is eontended that feeders are content 70
feed cheap corn, end make later delivsries, aed
that tbas The slspbes u sounds win mot b usesA,
II any less than last year. and that without prices
low enough to induse sxPortsaion, ws will have
too much product to prove profitable At prices nov
being paid for the hog.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

OuB friend of the Harkeye, regarding the
continued serenity Of the weather unto the
latter part of last week, feels impressed that
in metre alone can the glories of Autumn in
Iowa be described, and calls on us to invoke
the Muse, giving US poetic instructions IS to
the modus operdndi, thus:
Rising with Aurora's light.
The muse invoke, sit down to write;
Blot cut, correct, insert, refine,
Enlarge, diminish, interline;
Be mindful, when invention fails,
To scratch your head and bite your nails"
Your injunction, oh friendly Hagkeye,
came too late. 1t came in cold showers and
chill gusts of wind, and dull leaden clouds
hiding the sun. and in the discomfort OF mi
tiate winter. 1t wore an overcoat and double
soled boots, with rubbers, and fur cap, and
gloves, and tippet, and stamped about like an
Esquimaux, and talked of going skating
and there wasn't the least element in it incit-
ing TO rhymthmc illusions. Did you ever
hear of kamschatkan Lyrics" or "Poems
of the Hyperboreans The MUSES. are gen
tie maids, and belong to Southern cline.
Think of the tuneful Sisters wearing moose
skius and snow-shoes Think of their sitting
down to an Arctic dinner OF Calliope re-
questing Clio to help her to some more of the
seal-fat Of Erato pressing upon Melpomene
another slice Of frozen whales blubber. OF
Euterpe and Polyhymnia seeking the tender
parts of walrus- Of Terpsichore, ITALIA and
urania with trickling fingers discussing the
merits of white bear Ugh Not bit OF
1t. To the lands of the citron and the orange,
of sparkling brooks, and sunny landscapes,
and soft breezes, of spring bloom. and sum
mer glories, and the golden tinted fruitage Of
autumn's cornucopia belongs song. 1t doesn',
flourish where the mercury goes down to the
freezing point Aester and Zephyr, not b.
reas, make music. Bring back unto us the
warmth and splendor SO late departed, and
Brown and Dobbs shall, from such inspiration
essay verse, while we attempt to crowd fl
adjectives into less ambitious prose. Blu
while this weather continues the Iowa Bard,
!, shall hang their harp upon the willows tina
grow nigh unto the Capital City, and oul
prose will not give expression to any rapture
over weather, the beauties of which we fai
to see.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

= .IuuAise4sae o11o. T. Oef G1tS
It Raccoon Fork, il grsat city, md Dcbbs
il wonderful fellow. Dobbs has looked
about him, and been fascinated h the appear
ance Of the ladies, whose pesssnoe ihakssh
glad the municipality wherein Thsophilus
dwslleth. If . nsn, in tho druadhlly 'hus-
tered condition that the known modesty OF
Dobbs would place him in, after the survey Of
multitudinous females, can be credited, there
are " no old women in Des 4Oines The b
dies are all yoang, ranging from sweet sixteen
to mature and magnificent thirty. There is
not one Of them over thirty years of age.
They have good teeth, splendid complications,
and beautiful smiles. They are engaged in
every good word, and work. They ere 6rst
in aid societies and all other humanitarian
associations. They are religious, and 60 to
church With characteristic regularity. They
sustain the fashions as found in the Partisan
Magazines. They love waterfalls and indulge
in rats. Some of them dance, and others
play on the piano. They are all fond OF chill
dren. They are model women, just adapted
to the beautiful weather with which we have
beenf avored recently"
We have the highest regard for the opinions
of Dobbs. The Des Moines ladies are, doubt
less, all that he describes them. When,
however, Theophilus-with a gallantry to.
ward the ladies Of his own place that does
him credit-asserts that q Des Moines has
more handsome ladies in it according to its
population than any other city in Iowa, then
Theophilus is entertaining ahallucination which
shows the potency of the sway of Mrs. Dobbs
| in her own household. We have the word Of
gallant Major General that this municipal
ty exceeds, proportionally, all the rest Of the
world in its pretty women. He is right, and
if Dobbs had been well advised when he made
his sweeping declaration he would have ex
cepted Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

The following quotations we clip from the World
Of the LIST:
Jotbers' Prices.-Brown Sheetings-Standard
s2aci Great FAlb N, Use; Great Falls 8, e4c
Pspperell 3, 2sc Pepperell B, &c; Psppsrell O.
25c; Pepperell N, CSC.
:, Blsoshea 6hirtiAss--Willisussvil ~; Hope
3l2c; Lonsdale, $50; Bates B B, 1oes " aatha1 Il
SOC; Harris A., 35c; Harris 7-S, 25c.
Delaines--PaeiAc, 3oe; Lowell, re; Arnurss
81 cents. ssasss -
Brown Drills-Standard, 8Sc.
Corsct Jeans- Naumkeas, size; Naumksss Sat.
teen, 40c; Bates, s5Ac.
Kentucky Jeans-Union, 70c; Redman, Csc;
Prints Merrimack ", BIC; Merrimack D, eec
Sprngne, 2s4c; American, 223c; Arnold, 2lc; Wan
sutta, l9c; Freeman, 20c.
Ticks-Hamiiten, 514c Everett, l3}c.
stripes-New York 4oc; Hsymaksr loe; Bastor
80 cents. s
Denims-Amoskeag, safe; ManehssteE, 374c.
Silccias -Lensdalss $50; Indisa 0rshard, S11c
Colored CsmbFie- Washington $50 Victory 22c
Hoop skirts -Myers XXI Ekirts, narrow tapse
20 to 40 hoops, 81 TO s0e; Myers Xxi Skirts, MID
tapss, Sos 70 q 10; BsAAlsy's Daphx NIibtsl1, &
! y ~ heepA ss1s - u - - Assus AssDs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05
Great AAvaaee In Copper
. Boston Daily Adrertiser Of ths 18th ~,

Iue DostoH D"ssy A"se''''s' = -
says:
By the arrival Of the steamer Nova Scotia at
Portland, advices were received this afternoon o.
further advance in the price Of copper IN tn
English market Of fle per ton, the quoted rsts
being El09. The advance was made on the 18th,
news Of the blockade Of the CHILEAN ports having
been received. The Daily Ners' sity article !.
noticing the advances pssdisfsa farther ne, and
BY the latest telegrsphic news received at Green
castle on the 18th the prediction il veriAsd, cop
DER having made another advance Of flo-E3o pa
ton since last previous adviees, which amount =
about 7e per b in our currency. At the quotee
rate Of copper in England. it could not be imPofte<
from that country, freight Aad charges paid, .
much less than 50 cents per b. This advance vii
Be encouraging nevs to those producing coPPs
companies which have now lsrge products o.
hand We understand that the Quincy ComPsn,
is especially Fortunate. having nov in New Yorl
about 500. 900 Dis uasold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

CorroS CULTURE IN TExAs.-The Nashville
onion says: 1.-THE German farmers of Texas have
again raised cotton crop of superior quality to
any grown by slave labor. 1t is Of . cleaner,
fairer fabric, aud will bring the highest market
price. When the farmer works his own cotton, il
is tended and handled At every stage with the ut
most care, and this care brings out the greatest
skin. The delusion that cotton cannot be cult
waited by free labor is getting rapidly dsprossd by
actual experiment. 1t is probable that free labor
will produce more and better cotton than hss'evel
been raised before" OF course it will.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

JUSTICE is SLow.-Mr. JoHS DELAPIAIS,
father of the junior proprietor of the GATE
CRY, short time since, received land war
rant for his military services in the war OF
1872. In his declining years, this token of
the Government paternal care towards its
protectors Gin the years long still" proves
to Mr.. Dis satisfaction, despite the ancient
maxim, that Republics are not ungrateful.