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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

Milwaukee Market.
Telegraph. Dec. :
Flour-Firm city Xxx e25d9.bo.
Wheat Quiet and firm Isl for No. !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
GENERAL DEALERS IN
PAPER H.R.vGZ.V'G 3.
BEDDING 1 WINDOW SHADES.

A full stock Of HAIR, HUSK, TW1NES.
TOW. CLOTHS DAMASk and general UP
NULSTERY GOODS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
HUkLEY'S AGUETONIC
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

The oaiy remedy Tor Chns and Fever or Aguc and
Fes~s that IL OF can be depended upon il Hurleys
AHuc Tonic. There have been tn ln-andr cured 10y
u~ine u who have tried III. usual remedies without
tenedt, hut IN NO CASE HAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

isA q ysbru.rv = istA q xa.sh 4 ls ssrsrs :pssn
buetr wns - moder demand the msdlnxn and prae
xHdsA whteA wsrs nrner bst duu FER the ether sdsA
1880 49, mnceasesd beng sslet b4t stsady
q = bulls vas dull ind heavy - lG1<a lie sh q
va. msde - small lots n 1nk az 10 bonded wAs
- FER stsnd.ra wa,s - sales fss bbls sa private
tenA IN lhiAdephA the oalv sale heard Of Was ~
obiS standard white, Ior December At 23ke.
RICE -CAroiins was IN demand but heavy; about
III - dspoed VI private We quote the
range from B3kc 10 eAc.
u sb0at previous prsces VIZ like . ic for fair
pod rs1n,ax ,uss The sales wsssszS 6hda, q 70
No Tor Cub. and l2c for also 100 hhds ~
0olooa kennsd VAS Quiat bat steady. a lessc sxc
ior n1sa ieSs ie<o ios yslew ssa iS<e le3<c Ter
.ssr W. n @cdsrass demand With salAs o. about
sxxDA sioutsA a~sed the extreme close. firmly
held AZ ~ gold duty pad 10 arrive. with M u Offering
On ,hs spot ssics gers made q L es :. g 70 sold
~ o. now held higher Clover At lie l2te
Iinothv, 3, 30 81 10 md rough nzr. - ~ ~ a. II
TAttnw Was rioderasb active with saes Of about l5
tbs NJ logo ll<& a- Mffff M4s AW N 1~%
Observation-Disclosures Is bMs Tho Transactions ware un-
frnportant and prices worr nonnnsy unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19
NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, DECEBER 10 1857

s:sssses. = xsasss ssrss. q Friday ssrases. sss"s
NArazvH- Afsr iosg ssa severe illas., q ss.aay.
pecsnbsr Is shrss clock A. ~ At the residence q
samuel b. Phelcs Esq-. In Nsu Hampshire. Hxxxr =.
hAx.xwa q tbs ei,y. esd - years. nsashs aad
~ body win y in.sssd = Hartford sss fsrtAss
EccrLLoUGa -Oa Iuesiay. December II. Of infsmms-
tion OF tho bowels rETxg ALOY IT'S MCCULLOUGH, bs-
loved soa u Peer and Della Mccullough assd 10
The friends Of The family are respectfully invited
20 attend she funeral ths rhudsy) AFTERNOON. bali
pss one oclccs pIesssy from .ns Issasnos 2. n,s
scrmA. WIDOW Of Il iaG =. Puray, deceased
GILL, daughter q Michael and Catherine Nugsnt assd
70 years And montna aa6 # .sf e
MAY she rsst In psaos. Amsn. u
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 20
snerd lhs fnnsra, frop the rssldencs OF ner parents
III Fifth street. near Second svsnass tss l1hursdAyD
srvkous On Tuesday mwnins, December II, RAoHzz
y. we % Daniel L ssarses and daughter Of me ia's
Relatives and friends Of the family srs invited TO a.
tsnd inc funeral FRIDAY morning. d eesea O'Clock,
frnm her late rssAsncs Eshy-sxth resk nrst house.
Last of avenue A. HuTlgate. s
svLlvAx-Dsssn Sullivan ! native or Douoush.
moe. county Cork Ireland IL the 77ta year q his age
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited "a
sarets M
TilLoIsos. formerly or Rh,nsbscx, Duchess coany. AZ
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TownL On Monday. December 10, BELLA On LANCE,
youngest daughter OF The late Rev. T1omxs lowell.
Tue Clergy aud riends Of The family invited 70 ~
tend the fvneraL without further notice. from tns
Chrch Of our Saviour corner Clinton and Luqnesf
streets, Brooklyn this unursdsy) asssrnoon q i've
o'clock
UsDnHnL On fourth day. twelfth month, AARr o.
DxRaIII, relics Of lsaar o Undsrhiil 49, - ~ w
Tho funeral viii take plsos fron Frtsnds meeting
house. tns Purchase on seventh day noxfs - one
o'clock Friends and relatives rsspsctfuIiy invscd
WHnx.--At bis rssldescs, No 10 Sixth assoues ~
Wednesday, Decsns,oe 70. PASRICK L WEEra Ms
Notice Of tuusrsl In tc-rnorrow's paper. Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

Anssssdsm. sazxsss. tlx ; ltX; - HanssFE. ssst-
sss'. ~ ssx; On Ass~srn baskss.. Aisk . Alsx
Mining SHARES wsrs dull ana hsavy A. ~ sNt
board Smith Parmslss closed Ioc lower shsa Il The
same tins yesterday ssaag q - %; oassss HIN -,
selling u ~ ls consolidatsd Gregory Gold lsc sizing
At IS O5. Esw York and ENorads wss 81 hishss ILL
Ing q 81 81 M st sa
Consois and American securities were quoted sAss IN
Loadon to-day and on prsvisus dates:-- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19


and exports Of goodA warss asd msrchandss entered
the pors e Bostoa daring N noaaA o. November.
spssis u 0sods wsvss and KSvAsssis. Ya'ss Z
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Nsr handiss Withdrawn IRON xarenesss ier =
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SALES AZ the new roar STOCK UramaE.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

The rscsipss for cassoma u the rscsipts paymenss
and balances = The Sub Treasury h this clay for he
EXPIRED portion Of The week have bees = foows:-
Rec f5<s Rrssptx Pavmsnfs Buiapss.
Des 10. .slss27s 81 2soTlo Ss1Nss7 $40, 5oa osd
De-. IL =. $4,000 Ga7o'ils s.aas,7iS iOlii0 10
sThs exports exciusvs OF spsolel from New York 70
foreign ports for the week ending December II, and
nee the commencement o. the year. compare - fol-
iews nth shsss Ter the eorrsspsndng psriods 1855
7g t 1855. sg 1855 1851.
For the week .s4slo,lss ~ 05s,S71 S. 2s9loe
Prev. reported .lcs a2sSs1 s3S l7s ora s3l
smes Jan L., si7 IA o7s sis2 oio sis2 02T %
The foreign imports Nsw York FOR The weak. siDos
January and for the corresponding periods Il pass
two year, compare foliows:-- A.e
1885 1soo 1867
0 az s Ss,ssS: s,2s: sssass
Tos.I fsr week. sa,sae oss, g ooase! sAsss s.l
siass Jan. i.slos sss s273 ss7oso $3.50 ssa 21O
The following 10 statements - the vsius u imports
and exports Of gooda warss and msrchandss entered
the por e Bostsa daring ~ month 81 Nsssnbss.
spssis u cSods wsrs and KsvAesStss YGss u
lnporu-Dutisble, entered for consumption. 81 f4S
Dutiabis warshouscd -. ......... 1S5s,205
Nsrbandise Withdrawn from xarsnesss Tor =
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

4N
GRmworD-DArRAcH.- On Wednesday, December IL
81 ne residence q ths BRIDES father BY the Rev James
u Murray, DID WILLIAM N GREwoln lac OF the
United States Navy. 70 Harms l. DAnRAu, sscond
daughter u Aoner l. Ely, E-q,, Of New York city.
HAyDfN-kRvfs.- On "Wednesday, December -. 81
Christs church. Finn avenue ~ the Rev. y q Ever,
JoEL HAYDEN, JE, Of Haydsuviila MAsas 70 MAnGAAKr
/ ERwix. of Nashville, Tenn.
HAcxIEy-KsSr On Moaday. December 10. q the
residence Of the brides pareu,s bv the Rev Dr. = H.
Charsns D.. CnAKEn T. HAcxInx 70 ExNA w., daughter
u Gzoriel Kent. %
HAScox-wALt--O wednesday. December 10, By
Rev. Edwin !. Jcnes sssissed By Rev. Orlando HArrs
man, MARTYR DKx'>0 HtKc TO KAN. daughter Il Hon.
Wlilism Wall bctn OF thu Guy
HosyNAN-PErnx-oa Monday, December 10 ~ the
Rev. Pstsr Striker, DANIEL T. H0prnAu, q Poash-
ksepWs 70 Auus q. PxTRIv, 81 shu ctr. ~
PEfFrT SIuxExIs. lu this city on fussdAy Decembsv
u, By Rev. J. O lnskiR AIsaD q PTuT - AARr AZ
New Jsvsey papers please copy
~ PARxm-BAxDwN On "Wednesday, December u, q
Calvary church, BY tho Rev. Dr. Wsehbura. HsSRy H.
PAnxM 70 ConA ~ II The late Jndgs Baldwin
Of Syraoues. @ t~ H
! PowslI-JAxu In his city % tuesday, December
II, by Rev. Morgan Dx o. Trinity church. VRAsk W.
PowKLL 10 AUoUsrA Y. jaws. Of Boston
Bo-too papsrs peae enpy.
SxuL- HowsxsnsE. % Tuss1ay, Dsssmssr n, by
Rev Weed, LzwH SpEA 70 MIS- JUz1A HowEMrfxA
al o. this cky @ek sSM
sropronc-Bsr0 Tuesday, Deesnbsvl7, By The
Rev Il 8 wsei, ,. HAsrsw SroProRB, o. this city. 20
Amelia BOrczs daughter - james esgca ESQ., u
&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

AMUsEv. CyTy.
kyfBLOss GARDyN
~ Lessee ard Manager. .Wm Whssuy-
Deors open 81 Y: begns AHA
In consequence Of engsgemsnss entereS int maey
monihs the Aanags. villa regret - eoapehca 70 -
n0uncc the
LAST NroHrs or TIE BLACK CROOK.
This parfornanc0 the fams Of which "a now worc Vide
mus b withdrawa the height OF r. popularity ai'sr
triumphant OF sxtren consecutive months So
eeas unprecedented In the annals OF tas stage.
THuRSDAT. bEcENRKR 10 1857. -
VII 10 sxis1rae1 sDscse0ar drama en ILL.,
THE BLACK CROOK.
Introducing
JARRRrT a PALxERs
0nEAr PARstENNE BALLET TRourH
- wtn.rsed by over ,s5e. 90 Bersons ..
THE BEsr AND USLi BALLET IN AMERICA.
Nightly greeted with orerw henairg applause.
THk GAkDE IAPgkIALk CHILD tlvANDIERE
Splendid Tnolaans Costumes Marches, scanery rrmAun
Iransf 9r4etios, &e every svening furihsr nocs
GRAND NAyiN ~ LIVERY sATCRDAr All O'cL0Ch
seats sssursd six dAys ~ advance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24
Special Notices.
Systems Run Down.

Persons often . low their systems to "r-, sov,p,r
rather 10 ran thea io,ea b. over. go. ...,nn.i.ahv
neglect Of thsprop mean. tr,,ors,,on rh. ,s.n,.
DEBILITY" In other words,
lAi collapse Of the ply steal forces, accom-
-suaily, by great depression OF spirits,
-as best remedy In such cases Is HosTcrTRRs
STOMACH BITrsRe. Whether the state Of exhaust
oa has beea br ,usht h excessive physiosl labor
Dissipation anxiety Of mia exposure or other cause
the remedial ID ct Of h, great s.omAchi, will be fou
eqnaiiy promp, aud certain. Asa rss.ora alive, after
sickness has orostratsd the bodily and mental
energies 1t /, pronounced BY competent medical su.hor
n.y. "rHg BsiT T1NIc IN USE" II men were mot
fooshly careless about their health AMI over
in themselves. teJ would always whsn engaged in ny
vork,h requires great exertion corresponding
of su,tAnins their strength For this purpose,
a1sf8rTER's BfrrKRs are isvaius5ls. All toile,s
should use them an insigorsnt.
For those contsatly ploysd In Indoor occupations
especially in crosdAd workshops they Be ed
the very best safeguA nj health Where there 10
prsdspostion 70 constipation, . tendency to bilious
nsss they may b truly said to be specific tor which
thsss b 20 substitute. f.2d&v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24

THE Knoxville Voter relates q singular in
cident. 1t say at about 8 o'clock on Friday
evening last two common scfeech owls flew
into the room where Mrs. Shope was dying
Of consumption, and perehed on the head Of
her bed Attempts were made by persons
present to drive them out Of the room, but
they would not 90 until Mr.. Shope caught
them and took them out. The woman died
in an hour afterward.
The Washington Democratic manipulators
are working to get for Mcclellan the nomina-
ton for the Presidency. In the West Pen.
dle,on stock is highest.
A WARNING TO EARLY RIsrRs-The recent
life Of Josiah Quincy has the following good
anecdote
One day Mr.. John Quincy Adams who Was
addicted to the same vice of incorporate
early rising, with much the same consequen.
ees, was visiting my father, who invited him
to 20 into Judge Story's lecture room, and
hear his lecture to his law class. Now Judge
Story did not accept this philosophy of his
two friends IN this particular, and would n-
sst that it was a more excellent way to take
out oue's allowance Of sleep in bed, and be
vide awake when out of (which he him.
self most assuredly always was. The Judge
received the two Presidents gladly, and plac
ed them in the seat Of honor on the dias BY
his side, fronting the class, and proceeded
with his lecture. 1t was not long before,
glancing lis eyes aside to see how his guests
were impressed by his doctrine, he saw tina,
they were both of them sound asleep, and ha
saw that the class saw it too. PausinR q
moment IN his swift career of speech, he
pointed to the two sleeping figures. and utter.
ed these words Of warning: "Gentlemen,
you see before you melancholy example of
the evil effects Of early risinal' The shout
Of laughter with which this judicial ob,ter
dictum was received etIectualy aroused the
sieepers, and 1t is to be hoped that they heard
and pro6ted BY the remainder the discourse.
An alligator was shot in Illinois, on the
banks of the Mississippi, nearly opposite ST.
Louis, on Tuesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24
~ MANHOOD:
How Lost /! how Restored

9sst fEbsbsd, = sealed Envelope. hlee, NJ c<nts
LEcTURH On THa HA1uKAt rRgATMssr
snd k.dicsi Cure Of sps.mssorrhuA, Or Seminal weak
49, Involuntary knisstosP, Sexual Debility and I'm
Dsasmeph - Aar11a0s generally: Nervou.ress Con-
ssspson krilepss, and fits Mental Physical In.
vssvstL, n. D.. nataor Of the "0resn Eook," 40
Bosn to Theusands Of suMerers.1
sent nader seal. In plain envelope to any sddrcs.
ON recefI 81 dx ceuts, postage stanAps
ASs Bosns, ksw Yeas, Poss osvrcs Dor Asse
Also Or Ouivsr~eli's nasrises 0,ds- pr,o, as =.
GnG1l.aAvSm. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24


THr Chicago 7imes doesn't like il that
Vallandgham should urge bis claims for the
United States Senate. The opposition of the
Times to Vallandigham's election doesn's
arise from opposition to his principles OF
practices, present or past. No. Itsays:
Now We are free to confess that we do no,
think the election Of Mr.. Vallandipham
would be polite choice,-not that We es,
TEEN the popular prejudice which has been
excited against him to be just, but that, such
prejudice existing, bis election would, tt
some extent certainly, affect the minds and
the action Of men who, from having hitherto
voted with the Republican party on questions
connected with the war, are 1ravi,atino to.
wards fellowship With the Democratic party
Oh questions connected with peace.
The Times proposes to provide for Mr.
Vallandighsm, but not just yet. 1t post Done,
his reward for time. 1t says:
Mr.. Vallandigham should himself see tbs
situation as 1t is. His time is not yet. l.
will probably come Let him wal. until Il,
shall be called. The Democracy will LEI
him know a. the very 6rs, moment when i
shall want him.
The Democracy will be supporting JET
Davis and the whole gang of Southern trsi
tors, With just such logic after time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24

THERE has been an immense copperhead
loss IN Grundy county, amounting to more
than one>third the entire vote or the Marty
There IL . tremendous reaction in Gruody
against the Democracy, and It this rate the
democracy Of that county will BE- utterly
ssashed ont It the Presidential election.
Last ysAf the Democrsss pollsd IL votes.
wills this ysar they only succeeded aftsr the
nost tremendous efforts in soaring up s
VOTE ~ Macon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24

THr Conaitation makes Democratic gain
In Iowa IN one year Of Il, 600. 1. makes this
Democratic gain BY saying that the RepubE
can majority at the late election Was % 600.
wouldn't it have done just as we'll to have
put the majority At any other 6gures-s.y g..
'ooo' or 1000, or BY denying that there va,
any hePsb'ican majority At alls If you we're
pound 70 tell % big . falseheed it 10 strange
you paid any attention to Z small difference
In numbers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24
poWA 1DUn.

q - Z
-rhs Cedar Falls Co. ~ 49, Hs.s]
Phil,oe q ~ soanty hasstk e. 1hioesd
ho.r-slsss, two esatnsies ~ = beloaeI
sstsesiaslly to he Di4 - - ssQeE
papsr says that more - 100 1913 q
sssdsd he third day d the Ooassy FAR ~
esatly Asld q thas place.
The Bariisston Haskys says: "Aboat
s1sass Nsadae, chsslsy An1ssseshsassts,
abQet lvsasy<6vs Of thirty ysars Of go, vss
iasAi1lkkillS1 whale 4 work in the lumber
,yard q Dnneaa 4 Hostosd, o AAiA4a ssaai.l
bstwssn Columbia and Court. He Vas b.
tvssn Two piiss Of iaubss; uss u then Of
green plank two inches thick and twelve or
fourteen Ret long and going up six Or eight
feet shove his head. This pile was marrow
and topp!sd over upon the poor fellow, kills
ing him instantly. The lsmbsf vas removed
= soon - possible. bat thers vsts 10 sien6
ef life rs,sainipg. The Hight No Of bis sknll
sas crusksd, his right arm, light leg, and
other bones, doubles, wert broken. His
head and body and ,issts, i fact, were
crushed ord unDgfed terribly. The deceased
vas sober and industrious yoasg man, and
had been boarding It the Paci6s House Tor
some mouths pant He came over about .
rear ago, but had no relativesia this country.
Some Of his acqusintAacss live 1t Or near
0alesburs, Illinois. "a
Theirs is : piece Of psfegrinstins rascal
ity now going around loose in Iows territory.
The Burlington HaWkeye sdversises him thus:
zone e. Wcndt, Who halls from Quincy,
seems 70 be travelling about the country en-
gagged in svindiing. He claims 70 BE- mem
Der Of the firm Of Weudt L Meyer, tobacco
dealers, and represented to Mr.. Long, of the
Barrett House, that he expected to collect .
bill of Burlington merchant, who vas out
of town, and hence found himself in need Of
funds. He gave Mr.. Long . check on .
Quincy bank for thirty dollars, receiving cur
rency therefor. Mr.. L. sent tie check TO
the bank, but in reply was notified that said
Weudt was a scoundrel, having no funds there,
and having played the same game At other
points. The Burtis House, Davenport, was
victimized for like sum. Hotel keepers
will do we'll TO keep look out for the ras.
CAL"
Tho MuscAtine Courier says that, day
before yesterday, DR.. Taylor, Of Wapello,
Louisa county, fred into flock of pelicans
with both barrels of his gun, and killed two.
One of them measured nine feet from tip
tip Of his wings These birds do not usually
measure more than SIX or seven feet. The
Doctors shot is described as being one of the
best ever made 10 that part Of the country,
and they do some tall shooting there, too.
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BRicK PoAEaoY, the cotton thief Copper,
head, who instigased the assassin to his bloody
deed, and shouted in triumph over its accom-
plishment, i on the rampage once more in
favor Of another civil war, tina. be NAV ir
prove his opportunities for plumber to :
purpose than during the late re..,slr. u,
him On the rebel militia & M.rvl,nd ,e;o so.
insl, and bl..phs. .nou.ly ,bu.:
THANK dim and bliss Hn holy nam,
Lar the sons of thAs noble State are armine
drilling marching! That the Governor AND
3 Legislature have money to buy uniforms and
musketsl They are handy to have in State
They are useful in case Of an emergency
which may arise Foresrmed is-welI-
forearmed! There may be need for these
imaginable armed men 10 gray. and right soon,
too! There are rumors of impes cbmen,
atoat in the air; mutterings Of conspirators.
awed BY the signs Of the times, but not con
quered. The militia of Mary land would form
aslorious body guard for the ons,;tutiona'
Executive Of the Republic. until the hun
drsds Of thousands Of haters of Radical
Rump Republication could rally from The
East and the West. and the North, for the
salvation Of the Republic. and the restoration
OF the Constitution and the Unionln
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THE HEALING POOL /

An kssay Tar Teung Men ON the Crime
Oh Aolit uAe, and the Diseases and Abuses which
create inpediments to hAkRIA3E With sure means Of
ksttAfs~asia seelsa letter ssyecps fire. Of charge
Address, Dr.. ). eKiLLsN HoUGuToN, Howard A.se-
cistien, Philadelphia, Pa f.epta7.
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To this amount Of currency We have to
add the increased purchasing power Of the
paper dollar to what it was year ago. The
Gazette says that Congress will puts stop to
the contraction policy Of Secretary McCul-
loeh. Il closes the article thus: There 10
another feature of business which is extra.
ordinary and difficult Of explanation. We
refer to the foreign import trade. The loss.
% Of importing merchants for two years past
have been enormously heavy. These, too,
have been continuous. Yet the imports are
large. Last week there was imported at the
port of New York, foreign goods to the value,
IN gold, Of over Eve million dollars. The
market is overstocked with foreign goods,
and yet the imports do not diminish. This,
We repeat, il feature that cannot readily be
accounted for.
single house in New York recently
marked down cloths, the decline amounting,
In the aggregate, on his stock Of that line
alone, TO one million dollars. Yet cloths, no
doubt, made up large proportion Of the
near $1,000, 900 Of dry goods imported las.
week. Under such circumstances it would
b natural to look for . large falling Of III
imports, but the decrease il only triaing.
Last week the New York banks lost So.
2sl,76 in specie. This must have gone into
the Treasury in payment Of duties, Is the
foreign exports did not reach 500, 1000. /.
sthus seen that, dull - business is, foreign
goods are being imported and Withdrawn for
ssie IN large amoants. Importer fortunes
are being wiped out, but still they import.
This business. however, must have an end
Either the importers on this side, or the man.
utActurers on the other, must yield
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-24

The Bakers Magazine of New York. pub,
fishes . comprehensive exhibit of the crops
of 1865, being summary for each State,
showing The amount, the number Of acres,
aud the value of each particular crop, The
whole compiled from correct official data
We give below the table exhibiting the
fioures Cor Iowa