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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11
Arrivals at the u. 8. Hotel.

STOKES & SHIELDS ...... .........PROPRiETORS
July9, 1861.
Brown p b Butte Valley King VIM Lonora
Huston Jno San Juan Richardson III
Mcguire & Mrs ." Urnston p
Ross Weavcrvlle Iundy
Nichols Indian Nal'eyWescrhrook II Camp',e
O'Bran & Doc OroyllcBrd
Worncu.iiler Moores Stacks San Fran
ohaman a FP2a Frances Yu1n eoFaGsri5 Rock Creek
Brown X d " Randolph l.
Goodman Harris IL W Thos San Juan
Hartford James Camp 'yllcSulliyan Miss
Byrne Thos Orovi,le Msger WIN
MoreIy c H San Fran Patterson Robt Texas
Hugh Geo Gibsonvie Wilson James p sanantone
FRYE JOS NJ San Fran Calley Jno ~
GardnerJC McClory Forest City
KKzmil!er OroyiNe Colburn } Cherokee
Rollins W Nevada August NJ Lake City
Richardson s Thomas Jno Porte Wine
Walker Il Oregon Hill Clark Gr!. W Y J7 Butte co
| Richardson J p Gornett NJ Yolo
! Smith } IL Cousa co Lee j Hansouve
tone Juo " Harpending Il W
Magee James Tmbuctoo Baldwin
Kerns Mrs EJ Eddy Capt Sac River
Bright Sam Suttcr Poole Tmbuctoo
Low Q }dwelps Bar Coffee b Stony Creek
Bridges Miss pascl4all d 3
Stokes Oliver Lrl9sswell Isaac
belW2Ig gg!9Ss q, ...u 90. 4,IvmuI;,s lIoreI.
]. b. WIITCOMB ............. PROPRIETOR
July 0,,1sG1
l. II Strong, "Ump-heghrA Hallida San Fran
| f. II johnson Cumberland G + Dnsmorc Orove
Mrs Fraser ' Cilley Indian Valley
Lyman Forest City l. I Brown
Miss Holmes San Juan i NJ Howe Carson City
y Ii Dibble llamoney "
| VIM Shater o Rouk San Fran
! j lladdel w Foster
Johngon & Grass II Baker
L Chambers Mrs Harrison children
Blackburn c Broadhudd
Mrs Miner j Lorbcr
j Stafford II Battler
Jacob Struttle San Fran 4 Sey1nore
Mrs Briggs Oroville A silva & sister
Chas Letcher e lady Jeaman San Juan
Chas Gay San Fran J LaventoaI & San Fran
Chas VI Seymour Nevada Burson
David Peacock Camp'vle l. chadwick San Fran
{ " Nerrill Miss Lusa Chadwick @
j Donovan San Fran Mrs Colby
A VI q N Young Ben Buckwheat Sac Citv
ID Jones Mrs Alexander son -
VIM Roberts W Buddington San Fran
& Num- Crenck BdwePs Bar
w NJ Allen Il II Shiny
Lam4ert Downieville Geo Pelt6n Oroyille
Thompson Cosgrove
G Southern Bate CO Galliger
Buckley Il O'DOnald
II II Harrison Jones
W Borrer Geo Thompson
) lawrence DoStown q Roper Suter co
& Wolf
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STOKES SHIELDS. ..... .PROPRIETOES
T,1,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-11

260 street, Opposite Paza), Sacramento,
And bye. r.: POLLARD, Agent, D st.,
next to the Western House, Marysville ma Stnis
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BRADY-On Thursday morning. Oct 10, Edward Psssee,
oniy child Of Dr. John A. aud Olive W. Brady, aged
The .tiyes and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 s1A the funeral from tire redence Of his father No.
Washington place, Brooklyn t. d. on Friday afternoon at
o'clock
gRowNLEE-At 81. Louis, Mo, on Thursday Oct 10, ].
AIexsnder Brownl,e Of the late Rev Dr. W. u bro"n-
lee Of this city.
CooPER-On Thursday oc. TO- George W. SOB Of oeorss
". and Sarah b. Cooper, aged years II mOn'n' s"a -
The relatives and friends Of the faulty invited 10 attend
the funeral at the residence Of bis parents IoeI
street Second avenue Friday sernooA at u O'CLOCK
GRIsWoLD--In Brooklyn Thursday Oct 10 are,
shoI and severe insi dsnnet'a Virginia "e Oi ''epHs'
NJ. Gris~oId IN.
liberal Sunday afternoon the l3h inst az ~
from the residence Of her nohe Carlton s'enue norm VI
Green.
IsTED-In this cSyon Tuesdsy, Oct ., Ella Louise in-
lsnt dsu gheT Of Francis A. sud Emma busted.
PHINNEYOn Wednesday. Oct 8, after ahOr. limos, Jsne
NJ wife Of George W. Phiuney in he 5h yeeE OF her age
The relative, and friends the beers Of Sylvan Grove
Lodge No. l. o. Of o; f. respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral Friday afternoon at O'clock from her
late re,idence, No. 200 Sullivan street.
sIiERMAN--At Morritown, N. j. Wednesday, Oct. Q,
Of dphhers Byron Poineroy son Of Byron Sherman In
the 18th year Of bis age.
VAN ARsDALE-on Thursday. Oct TO- Walter II, youngest
Tbs fcnSs and relatives OF the family also those OF his
members of Perry Hose Company No. 23 are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services st bis late residence
No 444 West street. this (Frdayl afternoon ct o'clock
His remains viii be to Montgomery Orange County
on Saturday, for inteTmeut
Orange County, N. Y, papers please copy
vINToN-At LdtchGsld Conn, Wednesday, Oct D. Mise
The renans viii . taken to Hartford FOR interusnt-
Hartford aud Springfield papers please copy
Beloved Wife s os ES%. YoS%e scS eldest dsasS
Michael and leila Cshe aged 81 yesTs end 10 days
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MARRIED..

RRHGF N-RAYMoND-O On Wednesday. 0ct. 8. by Thomas
De Witt D. Rufus s. Bergen to Anscliqae Rsymond al
Of this city.
HALI-wEAVER-In Brootlyn Tuesday, Oct. 9, at the
Church oil the Holy Trinity by the Rev. DR.. Ltejohn,
Edward A. Hall to Mary Louisa Weaver.
LAWRENCE-FURMAN--On Thu lay, Oct. 10, a Mas
psth Long Island by tho Rev George Shelton l. Burins
Farlan.
Brooklyn on Tuesday, Oct. at TIE
Church o. the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Dr. lttejohn'
william Lee to Sarah A. Of the late John H. simon
MYERs.-STEELE-In THIS city, "Wednesday, Oct. by
the Rev Dr. Mcleod. Mr. ~. mye. Of bsyeI'iraw TO hn'
Jane Steele formerly of Hillsboioush, Ireland
Belfast papers please copy.
EICHoLS-DURYEE-In Brooklyn. On Thursday Oct. 10
BY the Rev Dr. Eells Mr b. b. Nichols to FANNIE A. Dur
zee, all OF Brooklyn.
RlCHbRDS-sISET-OR W.apssssyi Oct. 9, by the Rev
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRk........ocr 10.
Cleared.

s;p.ocs,n Monarch PAGE Liverpool w. T. Frost Caro-
me Nssnith Cousins, Boyd Heincsen. A.,
Bsrks-lord Clarendon (brl Car son Queenstown NJ,
dock smythe Lamplghter. Thompson, DenerAra' ). No
Smiths Sous c- L. ponl..
son. Union DBL Smith, 81. Johns, n. B., sunneIs
Co AIspdsle tr) MeRUTnie, St. Johns Sfp r " e
yius Son Nellie sneFove hing''oo' 'am Die''' S'H
schooners-Bsy State Hsllett. Boston, - Fsl,w Crst
fPrl lane Tsnpico, b. \. Small; II. T. RUSSELL Nankn,
bordeaux D. c. murray; Triumph (Brl Border, CornW AN
n g. D. r. De Wolf; fosmiUs BIlow iBr.l, katiess' Ian
far II. N. Titus L. Co. -, p.,...
sioop-Ele.nor, Dssi. New-Haven. II. L. Racket
Stesne--Alids Robinson, PhiiSdelphia, -.
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Crown LASps DEPARTMENT., CANADA,
JEsUIrs ESTATE AND CROwH DOSAN BRANCH
. -
Real estate for 9aIe.

DARE CHANCE.-A splendid suburban RES
HI IDENCE and FRUIT FARM, Of 20 acres is nov
offered located a. Hudson Colu n6s County, y. " within
mile Of AL docks depots and business pats Of the city, the
landings al farn in the highest state OF euly
don Garden aud Orchard very extensive, containing ~ te
hest varieties OF fruit Grounds tastey laid ont and highly
onAnented Location unsurpassed Price $1,000 which IL
Far beioW cost Terms Of payment made easy Fog further
particulars inquire Of the subs IbeI tie premses
SOLOMON v. CLIFFORD,
HudEOn, Columbia Comfy N T.
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pns.enrera Arrirrd

IA ,,aasIip Bararia, from Hamburg and Southampton
A. Thornlalen and lady L. Gomez CsnlIcns, Glenn o.
Ouiod Pauline Loewso cha, jose Vegs, O. Vega Leonis
Ksmnerer and children A. Cezerac Madame Cezsrsc "
A Klingenberg T. Eschequren, T. Organ, A.cmlon, j.
CadeLne, T. Bennett 5. Fellnor, NJ. Pastor, u 'ogI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
srn-Rises,..6:05 tSsts........,525l Moon-Sea'mo~
HGu WATER THE DAT. "a.
sspdy Hook. Ice Gov. Island. l;59 tieos1e' JEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

SMALL Boar Rus Yeserasy nOi =.
noon, the Jeney cry io @pT The man thai
nsef 'no haat enpg 10 one Of the guards and ~'s
by The eccrpsp, Of boat near o: ssnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11
ueeeipfs Of Pradues,

oCr. io-3iooO bbl,. Flour. s34 do Corn Mes, zoo D.
Corn Meal gI7 bbs Whisky, 5000 bush. Whest, It5
40 Corn "a $40 do. Oats 3sC0 do Barley, 1850 do hs
e pkg. OF Cake 20 d. Ashes ls3 do. Lard 39S kegs La
81 pkE. Provisions
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gasnranee Gofipatits.


\ VIZ INSURANCE.
A~ MIEBAq@ AN LIFE INsUR iNcE COMPANY
"a 81 Nsssan-st, New.York,
opposite the POst-ofics.
nAsa CsyycAL AND ACCUMULATION o'1h
s1,O0O,0OO.
CLAIMS PAID,
s55O,OO0.
pryf,c. NDg TO POLICY HoLDERss
$4,000.
..,. courr, b.n, conducted by Board Of Directors
,toek s Company, has the advantage Of the stock
,ft with the mutual feature CT sharing the
50, If The ,anes without being liable to assessments
a. cnpisl dirsnd Of profits Of this Company has resulted
honp, or sd sion to the policy Of than hhy per
.snt On The whos premium paid.
IN, dividends se paid in the lifetime OF the assures inu'
.,a,ns them 10 pa, future premiums
p,emius may be paid annually semi annually, or GUAR
49, when Tire roicys for life and the snnua' premium
10 40 0. oveE From 40 to 30 per cent may Re PAD
BY notes .,,.,. ,,;,h.
Insured rnsy vi', Europe in hrsclA ve''ei' Win
an, e1,rs charge E, al seasons Of the year.
CIV '''' HENRY STOKES, President
CY WKYsPlR Secretary.
ri H.,sKy Assistant Secretary. N srBBBINs Aetaay'
lns.v DrBois, u. D., Medical Examiner
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day of domestic Cotons at auction but the goods did
not bring privae-sale prices. The strpessod at &C.
for Norris City, Sic. for De Kaib, SIC. FOR Mont
gomery 4lc. for Clodine, SIC. for X. u, &c fol
Swede, and SIC. for Swede DENNIS.
Messrs. Wilmerdings, Hogat IL Humbert had
small cash sale Of assorted Dress Goods, including
line of Broche and Chenille shawls. The attendance
was fair, and large portion of the catalogue was dIs
posed of at about previous rates.
A detailed report Of the Dry Goods market Is pre-
pared for The SEhI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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~ Rslston Smith, Mr. CHARLES T. Richards 10 Miss Mary y.
snsy eldest daughter Of William sincy esq, al Of this
city.
WEsfON-WlNTHROP--At Casteton, Staten I.issd, On
"Wednesday Oct 3 lb6, by ths Rev Chsrles Richards,
Theodore Weston OF Sing Sing 70 Sarah young.
Haven
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C0RRECTI0N.-Aow me to correct error pablishea ip
your paper Of tho ah fns conserving the nsgs DOMI-
false aud have not Authorized any person TO do 20.
Hudson and Nes; Trey papers please copy.
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Burning flnio, Oils, ST.

GOAL OE4-COAL OIL.
" OF The first quality,
WHITE, PURE, SAVE mot explcsVe), and 0DOR1ES8
J. s. STANTON, Manufactures,
No. 946 GREEEWICH-sT. N. Y
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
m oiLReoeicd diIect from the manufacturers and for
sale In Quantities TO tu 81 The very lowest market rates by
SCHIEFFELIE BROTHERS " Co,
Nos 40 Ead i72 WiiGnl.st. NeW-Yo.k
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Sales bn Aurtlcu.


Auction NOTICE.-THIS DAY at lO
oelock-ls re-, and attractive seie Of BboNS SiIHS
EIOVFRS Brorhe aud Gle lille sHAWLS an sGAl.F =
30 made NECK TIES and GLOVES, slSPENDEtt
A. Ioge,neg with o fu tent Of DRY GOODS;
CIOTHS CASSiMEEES. NESIiNGS, HOSIERY, snd
Knit GOODS. Also 20 cases Blesched sHEhliNoS Ano
'iA'A' LOCKWOOD BROS. & UNDERHILJ
Auetlonesr., No. % Murrny ST. and No . Ws.Isn.st
A. NJ. MERwiN. AuCuonte'.
DY BANGS, MERWlN q Co., Irving Build
Id togs Nos "a and ts6 Br6adwnySsles Of Books Sta
teDery Picure Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture Ge
FRIDAY EVENING Oct. II, l9slL a. ococa.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS boonS-Coin.
psiaing great variety IN vsrious dePaI nents INC
S.losble works Sc: siso q FiNkbE 4 LYON FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE in perfect order; also complete fe,
AZ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS In hre condition., cost over
elc9i and also, large Mahogany and Glass sho" CAs
CRowS LASps DEPARTMENT, CANADA,
JIsUITs' ESTATE AND CRowH poSnN BKANCAI(
QUEBEC Sept. g. 1861.
VkIILL be SOLD by the Sheriff, at the CITY OF
wv Three Rivers, Cauada, on the I'D OCTOBER MKT,
An obalence 20 WI, execution AZ the suit Of her
the Queen, o properly known as the ST. MAOhlCt r
FORGEs situate about miles from the above city, midway
between Montreal and Quebec and On the River st. Maaice
. trfbutsry OF tho 81. Laurence
Tbe premises which comprise tract Of sos acres, were
ua Tor many years iron Works." and might be made
available for suu,actory, Mill &C. az toey contain Water
Power equal 10 shout 20 horses apa6le Of Eokng two run
Of stons and number Of buildings suitable for WoIkmen
ke beside Stone Dwelling house, &c. -
" r. II. YANKOUGHNEr.
sspt25 IswF4t COnmi''ioner Of Crown Lands.
80
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The business of the Eaton, Hamilton and Rich
moDd Railroad for the Elk months ending July i,
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CRoToN AeUEDrCT DEPAETNESr, Oct. 9, lesl
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that q
father penalty Of TEN PER CENT viii be added to al
unptid water rents on tie Ia day Of November nezt.
II. G.. HANCE, Registrar
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Go r)bcm 1t mon Concern.

IMPORTANT AID TO NEW ENTERPRISES.
u For any de,iIed INFORMATION about the RATES Of
ADVERTISING In City Country Pspers, the coat Of
DISTRIBUTING CIRCULARS smong cle.ses Of busipe.
throughoa. the United States, address GEO BOWERfEh
LoInnssion Agent, POst Office, New-fofk.
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The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time Of 1860
as follows:
Loans. Deposiia specie. CirenFn
NJ T. Oct S. sI4s4S tes si2r, sag S5se9nl ts@toSe
BoEt. Oct T.. t8Cs.,25s 23I7lol0 20 ta0i'lvl
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Dsisncs IN Trer,n,y ....,,,..,, Rl9J
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KEOKUK IOWA: THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1861

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PUBLIC ~PEAK ERH, AND
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NEW BOOKS, ILW BOOKS,
TACK IN THE FoRECAsTLE,
~ tirimm Popular Tales,
MISS Giibcr. e Career,
he Priace's Ball,
Nemesis,
Crosby American Lawyer,
The Witches ot New York,
Woods aid Waters,
Ei iuYedis,
And q large assortment OF
Juvenile Books.
Just received Ut
OGDEN BRowNELL 4 co.'s
CITa Book STORE,
Declo-d No. t2 Main-st.
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The Evening Post:
THE OLDEST DsMoCRATIC RE-
PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE
CITY OF NEW.YORK;
NToW in the slXTTETH YEAR Of It's existence,
IN combines ali tho essential elements OF
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
1t is devoted to tho support OF the Democratic Re-
Fahtsetu party. WIEN III LII HIGHr. md Of LIE NJ
OCRA1iC PRINCIPLES ALWAYS! Is the un-
compromising advocate OF
Free Aosal Free labor Free speech
A strict obstruction OF the Constitution, and m
Economical Administration Of the Govern ment
I THE DAILY EVENING POST,
Which Is printed ON > large folio sheet, contains
full sceeunt Of the occurrences OF the day, thela
test foreign intsl Igencecxc usiy correspondence
public documsnts OF interest and Importance
Proceedings Of Congress and Of the State Legisla-
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and extrsets from Ncw Rooxs-City News-special
full and accuTate reports ~ Commercial and Enan-
ciai aaAirs, New yark Markets, including stock
and Money Markets, together with the Cattle
Markets Of the country, and such Forsiga markets
ar. OF general interest. Its editorial DISGUST
tions are always frank fearless and independent.
THE SEMI WEEKLY EVENING POST
Contains ali the reading OF the Daily Evening Post
and the latest news, by telegrsphs snI mails, up
to the hour Of publication.
TIE WEEKLY EVENING POST
Is edited with especial reference to the wants of
country readers ans besidcs all the articles Of gen.
cra interest puniis he'd the Daily Ereping Post,
couts ins complete dgest OF the news Of the day.
and Agricultural lumn devoted 70 the interest
and instruction Of Farmers. 1t contains 40 long
columns Of reading matter every week.
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GEO. @. ANDERSON. ALEX. BARCLAY.
[ESTABLlsHED IN lS4s.l
BANKING HOUSE or
Goo. q. Anderson 4 Co.
ALEX. BARCLAY.

8#fa a s n
T HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED As A PART
l sER in tho banking Bnsiness, ALEX. BARCLAY,
twho has brsn my Teller fer the last al years.
be business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm aud style Of
$50. q. ANDERSON r CO.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses tif not
the oluestl in Iowa, ihenew firm soiicits contin-
aance Of former patronage 90 literally tended
to them.
They will make Coli ectioss and remit-less Ex-
changc--on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY the senior
partner, VIZ:
REvBRKNcRs.
Winslow, Laner Co., Bankers, New York.
Park Bank, n. Y.
Edward w. Clark h Co., Philadelphia.
Ciapp, Fuller d Browne, Bankers, Boston.
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