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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22


TIE CAUSE OF srAesArIos ~ BrMsEss.-Ths
Cincinnati Gazette of the 10th gives an sxplans-
ton that seems to ~ 70 come nearer the real
cause Of stagnaton in business Of oil kinds thar
anything Jet advanced. 1t says;
Ills always to b remark ID that tbs prevailing
strpgeney 10 not the repl cause Of tbs stagnation
in business. On the soatrAry. the lsttsr ID the
main cause Of the former, and something morn
than An easy money market = necsssary TO give
new start to trade. Those who have money Ars
afraid to invest IL because Of the unsettled cond-
ton Of finances and the consequent uncertainty In
regard TO he future Of business. The volume Of
money IL large enough, but its dow has been In
terrupted. Give the country . settled financial
psicy, destroy the discretionary power which has
been used 10 psralyIe industry--or which has
had this effect, whatever may have been the inten-
tion-and we shall have . rsspnptior II business
aud restoration Of condolences sndeient to secure
an easy money market. The relative supply Of
currency il At this time twenty Ave per cent great
or than it was in January, 1855. While the vol
ume has really not been materially reduced, prices
of commodities have declined thirty per cent on
an average, thus increasing the purchasing power
of tbs paper dollars 70 that extent the quantity Of
the paper doisss in circulation being in the mean
time maintained 1t is not = real scarcity Of
money therefore, that has psraysed business; but
the proposition to adopt policy, on tbs part Of
the Government, which, II carried out, Wouid bYn
upon the country sweeping commercial disasters.
This has frig htened the people and taken the life
! ont OF business: and willis it has accomplished
this much Of evil il has net brought the country
any nearer specie payments. Revolutions &C.
curing on = paper basis can never bring about .
ption Of specie redemptions. while the ne
cessies Of the government are large and pressing.
/ a. at present. II will. nnier the most favorable
circumstance. require time TO get back to a solid
k.r md at Ia m the al arie
| fornd in tue way only delays progreas. England,
after it, gssst war, tried 10 do what 10 being at
tempted in this couatsy, The result was disss-
trous. The industrial interests o. the people were
broken down, and specie payments we're post.
T poued several years. In our case Il would see IA
that history is repestiugit Thisis because those
ia authority rot disposed to profit By the eI-
perienes of other nations. But the laws Of finance
which defeated the movement in England are in
fall force still, and II run against viii dash 70
pieces both theories and theorists, - they did
over half . century ago in Great Britain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

TEE weather of yesterday was grand i'm
provement on that Of the Sunday preceding.
Old Sol looked down from cloudless sky,
and his influence produced thaw. Was
ever Winter more delightful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

TIE Board of Supervisors Of Scott county,
have appropriated $500, to pay in part the
expenses Of the delegates who are TO repre>
sent Davenport at the River Improvement
Convention at ST. Louis next month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

TIE slight snow yesterday got ont several
handsome cutters and merrily going parties.
There wasn't much snow, however, and the
weather was in melting mood, and so there
wasn't much diversion brought to this mum
cinalitv by this mode of locnmotion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

FosrY GENTS Per line, eaeh insertion, will
be charged for al notices appearing in this
column. No notices, however short, will DO
Inserted for less than one dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

MAsosIc.-There will be special commu'
nieatiou of Eagle Lodge No. II A. +. L A.
NJ. this evening. Work on the Sc cond de-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

orricER OArxAS, on Saturday night last,
arrested thief x one Of the saloons, who is
charged with stealing clothes from banking
house in Cattaraugus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

Prasoss stopping in the city for few days
can have the GATE CrY lett at their rooms
or boarding houses by leaving their orders at
this ONCE,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

WE call attention to well>written article
from the Cincinnati Gazette, to be found in
our Commercial Department this morning,
on the cause of the present dullness in all
kinds of business. 1t touches the subject in
a manner that will impress itself on the mind
OF the reader ss being very near true.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

HONESTY THE Best PoLIcy.-This old ad-
age has proved true in the case Of Best
Chemical Saleratus being always full weight
and perfect goods. (ddwl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

The nsledges With their bells" were ont
yesterday. It's not much sleighing we've
had in this locality, and those who can make
the most Of the slight snow We occasionally
ret
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

THI Proceeding of the Board Of County
Supervisors viii bs found on the inside OF our
paper this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

FACTS are stubborn things. and cannot be
gainsayed. Such is the case with Marsder's
Peetorai Balm. Ii 10 q fact that it has never
failed 70 relieve and cure every case OF Asth
ma, Influenza and Bronchial diseases. To
prove this statement to be a fact, he has in.
stracted his agents in all cases to refund the
amount where il fails 10 cure Fer sal hby
Kerr 4 Fuller, keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

The principal topic Of conversation on our
streets yesterday was in regard TO the Crosby
Opera House drawing. Of course every
holder Of a certificate expected to become
the holder of this valuable property. The
dispatches in this mornings GATE from Chi
cago will be eagerly scanned. There The
lucky numbers are recorded. The owner of
cert hcate No. $500 awakes this morning
possessor Of the most valuable property IN
the West. Is the holder of that number .
keokukian? We hope so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

Mas. MARTIN CuLEsY, of Warsaw, died the
other day of injuries received BY being
thrown from buggy. The Public Record
says: "The horse became frightened, and in
its fight threw Mrs. Culeny from the car.
riage, breaking her arm and inficting inter-
nal injuries. The deceased was nearly fifty
years Of age.
ave are informed that, under similar cir
cumstances, about two years ago, in the vi
cini,y Of Hamilton, the same lady was thrown
from bridge, distance of twenty feet, to
the earth, breaking her leg twice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

The LADY's FRIEND, FOR FEBRuARr.-A
Steel Engraving of touching interest and ex-
ceeding beauty, called "The Sailor Boys
Dream of Home faithful and Picturesque
Steel Fashion Plate, of the usual double page
size, and fine aad appropriate wood Of
Winter, constitute the leading embellishments
OF this number. There is the usual varied
list Of contents.
Address Deacon d Peterson, al9 Walnut.
St, Philadelphia.
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=
n Cissinasli 0ssssss u ~ tlstA sayss
The rsssip&s 4 Asss vsrs light ssd With IN
active demand prices ralsd slightly highsr d.stns
ths day, nd atths ssess tAsss was : dsetass %.
ward fsadsscy. M spsssting Agusss wee ~ =
s . grssa, saAe7 sss7 Is n, If nsdisn y
hsevy avseness. h AsAisse, Isdian. osrss'
staAss that So, ~ hofs havs 49, pasksd shsss
this ssssoa. Ths packing u yinssnnss anosn0
70 le,7es hsad. Hess VEN sslliag = hdiaaaP-
oils yesterday q Is IS sfoss, asA - ~ sst.
Packing will b evss thsEs this week.
The Chicago TrsSsas Of ~ lsth ssys:
The market cpsasd In he morning little
cuict bvvvrs hel1iag ~ IN hopss u forcing prices
down. bst holders wars Arn in their visvs. and
failipe d thsir purpose, buyers tsek hold sharp,
and the pens weee cleared, 1t prices totsrabty well
M 70 the closing range Of yesterday Transactions
embrace 10 SEQ head, which were taken exclusive.
" on local sscoant q prices ranging from - W
Is is for common 70 fair grades averaging from
go 10 2o5 lbs, and IS 35a6 ~ for good to choice
hors. averaging from 3ea 70 ~ lbs. The average
price paid to day 10 somewhat larger than that Of
Yesterday, thoaEh this 10 due to the improved
quality Of the oiierines, and not to any Improve
,nent in the actual condition Of the Market All
arc sold, and the market closes steady q the
above quotations.
The st. Louis Repsbiicas Of the 10th says
The market closed activs ~ day, and prices on
good grades experienced small advance over
yesterday rstes. Most, II not Ill the oGsrings
were taken and the pens LEFT empty the raiiRg
prices paid were ~ follows; For good 70 choice
grades, from Is 80 TO 81 IS. Receipts light.
The Louisville Courier says:
The hog slaushtering and pork packing season
il about closed, the house Of Hamilton Brother
having closed for the season with the slaughter OF
81, soy hogs. The Jefersonville packing house Of
T. J. Marton 4 Son has siso closed, with the total
slaughter Of 1850. This makes the full number
Of hogs packed around the fAlla sum up l7o,S73.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22
Lee County Agricultural sesiesy.

There will be q meeting of the Board OF
Directors Of the Lee County Agricultural So
eiety, at West Point, in said county on Non
day next, the 2sth inst, for the purpose OF
making out premium list and arrangements
generally for the holding Of the next County
Agricultural Fair. The Vice President, Sec
retary, Treasurer and every member Of the
Board of Directors are especially requested
to attend the meeting. We shall also be glad
to see at the meeting other friends OF the
County Agricultural Society and consult with
them in regard to the objects for which this
meeting is called.
The Secretary of the Society is requested
to notify by writing each of the officers above
referred to Of this meeting.
Fort Madison Piaindealer please copy.
THos. w. CLAGErT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

SNAIL BOTS are good institutions when
they behave we'll, and don't swear. Hsnd-
sleds are good institutions, and riding on
them down hill through the snow Is nice
exercise for boys, il they have not run away
from school or disobeyed their mothers to do
il. Small boys that, like Lord Mansfield and
Sir William JONES', don't play, are for the
most part stupid, and ought to be Mansf elds
or Sir William Joneses when they grow up,
to make them endurable. We like to see
small boys in Keokuk riding down bill on
hand-sleds, but ii is naughty to take the side
walks for track, when II il thronged with
passengers. and bring up with an "Out Of
the way = after they have run into some un-
lucky person and wrecked him. We haven't
known this TO occur in recent experiences,
but, from appearances, we should think such
accidents would occur hourly. Don't ride
down the sidewalks, or if you do, do it when
there are no passers. That a good boy.
HArs AND CAPs.-We call attention to the
advertisement of the st. Louis Hat and Cap
House OF Ii. o. PEARcE 4 Co., under the
head of ST. Louis advertisements, and on our
editorial page. Their establishment is at No.
All North Main street, ST. Louis, and is an
immense affair. The gentlemanly proprietors
ciceroned us through it during visit 10 St.
Louis, and we speak whereof We know.
Their stock Of goods is unsurpassed in any
market East or West; the proprietors have
been long in the trade, know its wants and
how to supply them, and offer superior in
ducements to Iowa and Western dealers.
Following the laws Of trade, and controlled
by the competition which is said to be its life,
we mus, again in the future be brought into
multiplied business relations whist Louis and
and seek there, as at Chicago, Western
market The trade with ST. Louis was emf,
nently satisfactory 10 our dealers during the
years of lis continuance, and these will be
ready to renew those relations when, as now,
il can probably be done In their depart.
ment, We are certain the house of H. O.
PEARcI Co, cannot be surpassed in in.
ducements to purchasers.
EACrs arc sfnhhorr th,ugs .,d ,...1, l..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

eet weak from Loo Of blood. MAcKRy - Up
and started q HursxAnP Asain, the latssF
knocked Ihim down upoa the pavement, and
managed to get TIE door Saossd and bolted.
Mr.. HuIsKAxP was taken homo, and i y
hoped will recover. MAcKEY was arrested
Sunday, and awaits exanination. He wss
member Of the Third Iowa Cavalry, i son u
m old and respectable citizen, and has born
= good character, batting recent unhappy
excessive use Of liquor. The case illustrates
the evil Of carrying weapons. But for the
possession Of the knife MAckErs anger
would have passed of harmlessly with the
fumes Of his liquor.
aHE VAS going to send fora Chicago Pr
Der. urged him 70 take the GATE Cirr, :
paper Of his own county, and he did 80, " said
a country friend yesterday, - he gave us .
neiehbor's subscription for . years GATE.
Then be told IN the grounds OF his successfpi
persuasion. The GArE gives all the impof,
tant general news of the country to be found
in the Chicago papers, and gives the State
and local news besides, aud is home organ,
and riyes home o. we'll ~ those foreign mar,
ke,s beneficial TO Lee county or Southern
Iowa reader, and that's what be should have
1t i. large and cheap, and breaches = sound
political gospel, and sjust the paper anybody
in this part Of the continent should take.
Those considerations, or more or less, our
friend may have urged, and they convinced in
this case, and will in the majority of cases, IT
proper attention be given them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

NEW SU0AR-CURHD HANR O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-22

0OOKe.-A fall sapply q School Boeas,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
DDr. WHITTIER.
lel South Clark Street ChlCago. III.

Has for many years mads The
\ treatment Of private dissaseshis
lbusinass end study. eyphilis
in I'll IL ferns. 0lsss end Stsie-
1 tures. Particular attention. Civ
% to old standing sssss. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08


..,nilitary independent Of and superior to
the civil power"-the oesempt to do which
by the King II Great Britain was desmed BY
ous faehses such a olFsnse, thst they Is.
sieued L = ~ world - enc q ~ eansss
which impslled them to dsclase tAsie iads~
pendence Civil liberty and this kiaa Of
martial lau can not sedurs toesshsr, ths
antagonism 10 irreconcilsele .ana in ths
conflict, one or the other muse pesiah.
This nation. - experience be- psove4, san
not alwayo so0aia ct peacos ano - No
right to espset that It viii always havs wise
and humsss rulers, sincerely attached to
principles Of the Constitotioa. Wicked
men, ambitious Of power, with hatred Of
liberty and contempt Of law, may Gil the
place once occupied by Washington and
Lincoln aud, il this right is conceded and
the calasnities of war again betall us, the
hangers 10 human liberty are righ,.ui to
contemplate If our fathers had failed "a
provide for just such a contingency, they
would have been false to the t-ust Imposed
in them They knew-,he history Of the
world told them--tl,e nation they were
founding, be its existence short or long,
walll be involved in war; how often or
how ioag continued. human foresigh, could
not trll aad that uniiini.cd power. whereyer
lodged a. such time, WIS especially haz
ardous the irceu en-. For this and other
equally weishty reasons they secured the
inheritance they had fought to maintain,
by incorporating in written constitution
the safeguards which time had proved were
essential TO il preservation. Not ono Of
these safeguards can the President or Con
gress or Tie judiciasy disturb, except III,
. one conceeaine ~ writ Of habeas corpus.
Il Il essential 10 The safety Of every Gov
eminent that Ia great crisis, like the on
We have just passed through. there Should
he power Somewhere o: suspending th'
wr,t Of habeas corpus. In every wAr tAer,
- nsa 81 pssvisuGly god shasAstss wisk
, cd enough 10 ceunsel theiS lellAU citizens 4
, resist the msasusoo domsd neoooooty 81 1
] good gevssnwsne 10 sustain ito just autlsos
] ity and oves-throw its enemies. and thei
} Influence may lead to dangerous combina
! TONS In ~ emergency 81 ths 6mes u
J immediate pehlic Investigation according
, law may not be possible, and yet the per
! TO the country NAV be too imminent 10 sui
f fer such persons to 20 At large. Unques
! ,ionably, there Is then On exigsncy whic
demands that the Government, II il shoul
: see fit in the exercise Of proper discretio
! to make ~Gxests, should nds be required I
produce the persons arrested in answer to
I writ Of habeds corpus. The Constifu
0 ton N0es. No further. Il does noe say ailc
. 10 writ of~haixas corpus is denie
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supesosdo he old colonial government By .
revululioaaey proceeding. Rhode Island,
uasil that pssied had no ethse form of 10
cal govegunent than the chArtee granted By
King Chasass II. 10 1868, and = that li0its
cd the right Of svdfage, and did not provide
fss iss own aimendmsot, many citizens be>
came dissatisfied because the Legislature
would not afford the relief in their power,
and, without the authority Of law, formed q
new and Independent con. titution, and pro.
cecded 20 assert its authority by force Of
arms The old govesnasent resisted this,
and, as the rebellion was formidable, called
out the militia TO susduc it, and passed an
act declaring martial law.
Borden, IL the military service of the cid
government, broke open the house Of Lu
Their, who supported the new, in order to ar
rest him. Luther brought suit agains, Bor.
den and the question was, whether, under
the constitution and laws Of the Stlte, Bor>
den was justified. This court he'll that .
State ''msy use its military power to Pot
down An armed insurreotion too strong 70
be controlled by the civil authority ! aud il
the Legislature Of Rhode Island thought III
peril 70 great . to require The use Of ito
military force and tho declaration Of martial
law, there vas no ground % which this
cosrt could qoeslion its authority -
ard q Bordso ac>6d under military q.
ders Of the charter govcrnineat,
which had been recognized BY the
political power Of the country, and was up.
bed by The seats judiciary, be vas justified
in breaking inte and entering LutheI'l
house. THIS d The extent 81 ths decision
Th9e ~ no. qessliee 10 tissue abeut thu
power Of declaring martial law under thu
FsaerAl Constitution, aud the court did mo-
consider It necessary even to inquire ~
vhat extent NOR under what ciscumstaaea
that pswer eiy be exercised ~ slats.
We do not deem II important 10 exaninl
further the adjudrcd cases and shall, there
fore. conclude without any additioaal rstsr'
ence 10 authorities. To the third question
then, on which tho judges below were op
posed in opinion, an answer in thu negativ
must he returned.
II is propes 10. ny, although Mlllisan'
rial and conviction bya military comm I
1ion was illegal, ut. II guilty Of the crime
(CSncluded on Mid pcg'.)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08

Fer Nlasllng Alacn, kc.s
the IMPROVED InDEllBlE PENCIL.
PAssxsss 1859. 1855.
Greatly superior 70 Indelbls Inks.
Ose Pencil will mark over $50 articles.
" Desirable. convenient, and ussfnl. Spring.
feld Mass, Republican.
For sale BY Book srlless. ,Statiouess, Druggists.
&C., Manufactured and ssld At wholesale. by
THE lNDELlBLE PENCIL CO.,
dec l3d&wlm NORTHAMPTON, Mass.
Every Pencil Warranted. Price 50 Cents.
THE HEAD OF A COMET.
according to Milton. Is rendered ,enfold more terri.
bic by it's '.HORRiD HAIR"
and there th ousahds Of Gerry human heads which
might be endered charming by simply changing their
tint to mellow brown, OF perfectly natural black
with CIRtsTADQRO'S HAIR DYE,
1t is Ridiculous to carry into socisy grey. sandy or
crrro.y cad, when i've minutes would render It a.
stfaetiye Nature could have made Il IN her hap.
pieet mood. Manufactured BY J. CIIRISTADORO,
4 Aston Honsc, New York. Sold by Druggists
Applied BY oil Hair Dresssrs.
CONTAGIOUS DIsKAs Rs.-water must be adsp.
ted to the nature Of the f.h. there win be no In
the soi must be st apted 10 the sced thes
will b .snau returns and tAs human body must
contain iapufiies, or there VIII BE- NO siekness.-
The nsa whose bowels and blood have becu cleansed
b NV -
aav valk through iaobctsd distseh without fsss
''1Ae liz u ~ nesa b 10 ~ blood" 10 sseusl
Asa1lA ~ nsss uaB 1RANDRITHo PlxA, -
onss - smnse - ~ bus fsuo uaAss,tAv see1ns
lssisuo II ~ tsWes ostAs blood. which las1sseAI
PIN ss0eve: ~ nseAod = esDeWine aaloss. ~
= 49, - ~ 5000 tAe tsatolttoe. See b. 0eenA
g. 80 sseeas = ~ 6svssnosas seane. ~