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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
Missouri News.

RoILA, No. Oct. 49,
The correspondent of the st, Louis Democrat
furnishes the following:
scout who has just como in from the West,
reports that Price ado a stand at Garth sge sixty
miles from Springfield.
The Legislature is 10 bo called /. gether On the
4th Of November.
The Rebels at Vienna have dispcrsei-a portion
going home and the reminder will join johnson
johnson has been placed in command Of All
Rebel forces in Missouri. He has issued a procla-
inetlon iorbidding tho transportation OF any MOI
propevty-meanns slaves iron tho State. 1t ~
not stated waether johnson supercede> Price.
The following is clipped from the Fort smi,h
Times:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, PARK lIILL,,
August "a, 1861.
To Maj. CLARK, a Quortermer of the g. s. a.
SIR herewith forward to your aispatches
for Gen. McCulloch, which have the honor 10
request that you will cause to be forwarded ro hun
by the earliest express.
AZ a mass meeting Of about four Il ousa nd Cher
okees, on the 2fst inst, the Cherokees with mark
Ell unannity, declared their adhcrance to the Con
federate States, and have given their anthoriies
power to regulate an alliance with them in view
of This action. regiment Of mounted men wall
be Immediately raised and placed under the con.
mand Of Col. John Drew to meet any emergency
that may arise. Having espoustd the cause Of the
Confederate states, We hope to render efficient
service in the protSacted war which nov threatens
the country, and to be treated with liberalty
and confidence becoming the Confederate States.
have the honor TO be, sir, very respectfully,
your humble servant, JOHN Ross.
Principal Chief Of the Cherokee Nation.
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LIZ CLArm. Oct. lS.

LIZ CLAlas. Oct lS.
EDnoas DnGooaA1 :-On last Ssndsy mora
ing the Rev. Nr. Greebsrson. the newly sp.
pointed Minister 70 this place, delivered his
first discourse to . large congregation at the
Asthodist church ia this city. Ne. @. 10 .
tine. portIy looking man. possessing good ora
torisl powers, and 10 at times eloquent. We
trust and hope that during bis sojoorn among
%. be may be successful in reclsiming the
chusches Of LsClsire from the fallen position
ioto wbich they have been plunged by bic
brother ministers scd predecessors. Who have
BY ignoring the Bibls.and adopting in its stead
the teachings Of Helper. preaching niggerism
and every other ism pertaining to the political
hsrssies Of the present day. succeeded in dis
gusting the Intelligent and respectable portion
Of our citizens. Mr. g. in his opening prayer
implored that the wise councils Of the country
might bs 90 directed % to ensure the resto ra-
tion Of peace once more-thst the swords Of
the combatsnts every where, be beaten into
plough shares, and their spears into9 pruning
hooks, and the Nations Of the earth might war
no more.
In my last l inadvsrtably ommitted the name
Of Mise Pollock in referring to the schools Of
this city. This lady has charge of the Third
District school. numbering scme sixty scholars.
she 10 talented. finely educated young lady.
having graduated at one Of the best seminaries
10 the country. and conducts hsr school 10 th.
most approved manner In this connection
may be mentioned the name Of Henry NJ
Hoover. whose abilities as teacher cannot BE-
surpassed.
The upper part Of the smoke stack Of Daven.
port 4 Wars's mill in this city, blew off few
days since. and 10 taking the remainder down
to rspsir damages suecseded in smashing it oil
to atoms. in consequence. Of which they are
obliged to discontinue business for the present,
or until stack can be erected.
learn the DEM. 4 News failed to come to
this city yesterday, its missing fire occasioned
. vast amount Of surmising. Our impression
vas the long cared brother of Baslams cele.
brsted rteed who mounts the tripod 10 the Ga.
nne Office had got it suppressed. Will you
pleaae to enlighten your apprscistive readers
in this section regarding itI JERsEy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

A MONUMENT TO "SrUAP TAIL"-We
have been shown by NJ. Billstein, of this city,
. very slaborstely engraved design Of monu-
mental pile. supposed 10 be erected over the
grave Of the stumptail currency Of the North.
Wess. The inscriptions and symbols engraved
thereon are Of the most appropriate character.
and have to be seen to be appreciated. II the
animal has any mourning friends in this city.
We advice them to examine the engraving, and
It able TO do 20, procure copy - msmento
Of the pslmy days Of the nov defunst cat.
The epitsph is truly a4sctingl It reads;
"Though lost TO sight, TO memory dear;
- friends Of "etump Tail" drop tear;
An youth it grew and promised we'll,
0ut through "Secesh" il vent 70 Il"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
ADJ'T GENLs OFFICE OF TH- STAiE OF Iowa,
Davenport, Oct. 10, 1861.

ADJ'T GES'Ls OFFICE OF TH- STAiE o. Iowa,
Davenport, Oct. 10. 1861.
At meeting Of the Commander.i in. o hisf and
the officers of HE staff. held in the Office Of the
Adjutant General, On the 10th day Of October,
d. 1861. the following order was unsnl
mously adopted:
General order No. 81.
No. IL. That nc c;.i.an, in.aoi;ant or resi-
Gent OF this State, subject to do military duty
either iu the Volunteer or Reserve Militia ,ehs!l
hereafter eulIss or engage 10 enter into the
military service vi any other State. And al
persons liable to military duty within hi.
State. are hereby prohibited from sniis,i..Q er
agreeing to enlist. q: assembling With y view.
or for the purpose Of eutering the service OF
any other State. Eor shall any pc. son within
this State. liable to Do military duty. enter in.
TO the service Of the United States. except un.
der the express authority Of this State proSi
ded. that this order is not intended to prevent
the Government Of the United States from
the Acts of Congress-. and provided further
that this Order. and the next succs eding one.
dces not apply to the Company now being
raised at Dubuque for the Lyon Regiment
No. Ill. That all persons, whether residents
Of this State or othsrwi-e, and all officers ex
cept regularly authorized officers Of the Uo ted
States, recruiting for the United State. Regu-
lar Army are hereby prohibited from enlis,ing
or in any manner raising men within this State
with view OF for the purpose Of entering
into the military service Of any other State or
OF the United States. except in pursuance If
the laws and authority of the State Of Iowa.
No. Nv That the Adjutsnt General Of ,his
State be charged With the duty of seeing that
neither Of the above Orders Nos. II and lily 70
| violated.
And the said Adjutent General. when sati..
fed that either or any Of the above Order J..
Nos II and lily has been or is being violated
shal order al officers or persons violating cue
ordsrs under military arrest. unless the Com.
mander.in.chief otherwise directs. to be at
tsched to and enter and serve % privates In
any Company or Regiment being raised with
in this State, under authority thereof
BY order Of the C0mmander.in chief.
N. B. BAKEa,
Adjt Gen. Of Iowa.
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vhe Removal II Fremont.

VINCINNATJ, Oct IL.
The Gas cite editonally says, when the Secre-
try o. War eut to st. Louis be carried an order
from the President TO Fremont, removing him from
structiag him to transfer it TO Gen. Hunter. The
delivery Of this order was left to the discretion
Of the Secretary Of War. and his visit to the
Western Department convinced him that change
in the command was imperatively required, and
be resented the order to Fremont, VINO asked de-
lay for q ew days in the execution Of the order,
next week, and will probably be made on Tues
day. The Secretary Of War also ordered modif-
cations to be made in Fremont's operations at s..
Louis in respect to forti6catisns, contracts and
military appointments.
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Orr rHE TRAcK.-The Weatarn ira;

OFF THE TRAcK.-The Western train,
que mere Iast evening at hslfpast cir, did not
s!nvs until about nine o'eloek, in Consequence
o. 'es tsnds! having been thrown of from the
track by running over horse sbout three
miles this side Of Dovasy stssisa. The train
rso tor about thirty Or forty rods with The
sssdsr %, cutting % The snds ef the tiss end
tearing up things generally. The entire train
passed over short bridge II tAst soaditios.
sossise o. the tiss close up 70 the rails but.
'sfeass to ~. did not pail either loso.osivs
OF esss from he tcask. Il vas Q nest nisasu.
leas sssapA &f h'i +
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA,
D8sHolNIs, January 81, 1861.

Il is heseQy certified, that on the 3lst day Of
Janusry, 1861, > sworn statement was filed in this
Office, showing the condition Of the Nsrth Amer
ican Fire Insurance. Company, located ct Hartford,
in the State of Copnsstieat, "a the lst day Of
January, A. D., 1861, ia accordance with psovis-
ion Of an Act Of the Gsnsral Assembly of the
State Of 10 O. entitled "An Act in relation 70 In
sunuce Comps nies." approved Jaaaary ss,h.
1857, and IN Act smendat0ry thereto, approved
February ., 1859 that said Company 10 possessed
Of the requisite amosn Of capital sad invested -
required BY Law.
Arthorityis is therefore given to the above named
Company 70 transact business Of Insurance in this
State in accordance with the laws thereof, until
the Slss day Of January, A. D., one thohsand
eight hundred and ixty-two.
1t 10 A.so certified, that 1kLD / KAUFFMANN
Of Davenport, Aavebesn duly appointed BY said
Company their lawful Agen.s andA Attorneysfos the
esaasy Of Ssots, with fall power 70 take risks Of
Insnrsaee thereiD, end TO acknowledge service of
process, provided by lav, upoa their Aing with
the Clerk Of the Distsict Court in and for said
Oonaty, . ossti1el Gerry # the statement o. Ale
In this o6ee. II 10 further certified that the ~
tsshed il tsus aad oessses sspy The aid state
nent.
Il ssssiaeny whereof, l have hs,eunto sst ny
had and .ihxsd ny ssal Of ONCE, tAis 2lst day of
'ii.,syI r.. 81 'ssl. 1v.oArrxr.
ssde1 Apdisse < eteA,l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
UUPAEaE COURT.
(Au0usf smx.1
AuOusf S1nM.l
3. p. LOWE, Chief justice.
q. @. Wnssr, Jsstiss.

q. q. Wnesr, Justiss.
LBWIs kinney, Clerk.
Saturday, Oct. 10.
6le John Bigelow " Geo Shores, ct q, Lss Go,
sureties required to show cause at december term
Why Secosds should not be corr. etsd
ess l. Collamer W b e Kelley, ct al, appt,
Scott Co, a6krmed.
go Peter Noel spp't " Thos Noel, st q, Scott
Go, judgment reversed.
1913 Amos kagsdale vs. Jesse B Pierce, Lu,as
Co. affirmed.
7ol Lover. ct al. spp's ~ Chas Fisblske ct
81, SCOTT Co, affirmed.
so9 Dssid h Evsns " Boiler Marshall spp'ts
Lee Co, affirmed.
$50 Lvi' sAmusls '. Il n Griath. ct al, app.
Lee Go, submitted.
$50 Geo Holmss st al " r N Davis spp't, Leo
Co, continued.
Ss5 > Karver Co appt As Geo Bailey, Lee
Co, continued.
ss7 James Q Ramsey spp't vs. Evsn heFals,
Henry Co. submitted.
ss3 > Hopkins, ct 81, app't vs. James W
Grimes, Desmoines Co, continued.
6e6 Joseph w Pgmsn W James Denny, ct 81,
aFp'is, Lee Co, submitted.
zoe Msrtoa / Go vs. Cahse, King and Levl
Chase sppts, Louise Co, submitted.
9O4 Geo G Anderson vs. W Hardesty, OF sI, Lee
Co. submitted.
9o5 Edwards 1 Sszner vs Jesse Ruddick sppt,
Lee Co. Submitted.
ll55 Enoch Ogden " John Oddsn, ct sl, app't,
Desmoines Go, submitted.
1853 State W franklin Yoskmsn, spp't, Henry
Co, submitted.
1895 State " A Moore, app't, Henry Go, re-
versed.
ll7o State " Jas Eads spp't Lee Co, sub
mittsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

FAMILY CARRIAGEs.-If any Of our
rssdsss wish to purchsee neat. convenient
and ssrvicsabls family carriage, vs would rs
commend them Clark 4 Hoys. Brady street.
above sth. They have iast received some
from the Rrattlsboro. VI. msnutaetory. which
ere unsurpasssble for the price. Every piece
Of timber il Of the very best quality. Hickory
and second growth ash Ouly. are used for the
main parts. The tires are Of spriag steel. and
the syringe Of the best Eoglish msnuiaetars.
Ths cushions srs Of the best carriage lssthss,
ses6ed with hair; the Aaps ere Of hns leather,
and the entire finish Of the most honest and
durable msnutsetura They accommodate
four psrsons. bet nsy b properly used for
Two. Either two or eas hesss nay BE- used.
- the owner nay desira A pole and ct Of
chats 60 with cash carriage Jast call and
ssaoips ths assislsi alec shs rsst sf he ssssk.
yhish y very nice ssd desirable. They var.
sast their eeedA 49, lsty ssapstiise n qua.
My. G. ~ - - ysasssaves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
LATEST NEWS
By Ms Aoils.

From Washlngton.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ls.
superb banner. costing $1,000, was presented
to-day to the Fad Rhode Island, BY khode Island
ers, and residents Of Califosnis, Gov SpsaRue
making the address, President Lincoln delivering
the eoiou. This regiment lost its colres and one
hundred and thirty m. 1t Bull Run.
$l,800,0 0OO in Treasury notes have been sent
West.
The f-rage masters accoant show one hundred
and fifty tons Of hay and eight Thousand bushels
Of oats weekly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
DIED.

On Friday evening, October 18th, At Mcclellan
Hospital, WERNER HEHRENS, Corporal Of
Company E, Capt. Kendrick.
Funeral services At ~ o'clock this (Sunday }
morning, at Davenport barracks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

O0opOtts Sept. zoo, 1901. J
Gentlemen hsving business st the Atiutaet
Generals otRcs are requested to call bes vssa
the hours Of and IL o'clock a. \. aad 3 aud
sP. y. The other working hours nust 6s Dc.
voted TO sorrsspeedsnss. issuipg sommissions.
asd psepssasions OF papsrs tor other camps ID
Other places. and fes rssraiting officers.
n. B. BAxR,
Adj't Gent et Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

CAPr. w. T. CLARK.-The company
which Mr. Clark brought into the city on Fri
day night is credit to any county. They are
tall. stout. veil made men. averaging l65
poands each. and represent upwsrds Of two
hundred thcusand dollars In property. They
sane in warmly drss.sd and with more blan.
ksts than they can uss. Capt. CLARK informs
% that the country 10 foil Of such men and that
he can ind them ss the rate Of . company ev.
cry ten days just 40 long ~ they ere wanted.
He 10 doing excellent service 10 the recruiting
line, and Il deserving Of al praise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

J Snyder, Brightoa, Iowa.
A Hyde. Cedarville, do
Isaac Stocker. Drakeville, do
Amsnda HsvleJ, Fairpoft, DO
VIM Dau4herty, Moraing Sua, do
Geo kummery, Auscatine, do
AristaPchus Conc, Ononwa, DO
Eeth G Gates, Ononwa, do
Bathilds " hetstone, Sidney, do
Hugh AcCary, Tivoli, do
Jno A Louden, Upton, do
Margaret Brolliar, vinton, do
Miss N 8 Dillon, Waleott, do
Joan Schlapkohl, do do
Ross Anderson. Wilton Junction. do
Chas Rasey. Peoria, illinois.
Geo Brewer, Sterling, do
Thomas Two9sly; Nsvburyport. Mass.
Joseph Knode, Frostburg, Nd.
Hiram Spencer, Bunker Hill, No.
Wsttenberg, Busch i Co, st Louis, No
Geo Wilkes, Broadwsy, NY.
Jackson, Herbert / Co, Cincinnati,O
Ellen s Lyon. Aonroetown, Pa.
Silas Wright, Prescott, Wis.
Parker, Raymond I Msllen, Chicago, Illinois.
Neeley. Lawrence + Co, do do
DAysxroRr, October II, ls6l.
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Canadian News.

TORONTO, Oct. 10.
Both the Leadsr and Glo6e newspapers Of to
day. devote each lengthy article to Stewards
circular. The Leader says appropriations Of this
nature are to be carried on, on the South shore
British p,wor in the North is bound not to lag be-
hini it, and cannot be N idle spectator Of works
avowedly intended to bsar menace against its do
minion. The Globe says the Federal Government
10 exercising . wise discretion, which We, Of the
British Empire, considering our sntecedsnts, should
be the last to impugn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

X. KRAUsE, agent for the celebrated
Singer Sewing machine. has just received two.
which have Oh the latest improvements.
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LETTERS HELD FOR POSTAGE.

The following letter. remain in the Post
Office. in this city. held for postage and If not
called for. will be sent to tbs Dead Letter
Once alter the expiration Of three dsys FROM
this date:
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From 81. Louis

CbO01 OSs AO0l0s
81. LOUIS, Oct. Is.
The Democrds's Rolls correspondence, dated
early this morning, stSses that rumors are seceiv
ed there Of the capture Of Lebsnan, lin Pulaski
county, by oul forces.
late Jacksonport, Arkansas r pA per, announ-
ces the arrival Of eight Federal prisoners, who
wese taken in peach orchsrd near Canton. The
paper speaks Of them as members Of the Chicago
Z0uaves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
cTATEMENT OF THE
North American Fire InS Co.,
Or HARTFORD, CONN.,.
On the First Day Of Jan., 1861
Amount of capital stock actually paid
CTATEMENT OF THE

ASSETS
Cash on hand and in tan4 49,. -. $3Y 3S724
Cash in lands Of agents ana in course
of transmission. ...,,.... 100000
Bonds owned by the Company, par
value s55 900 90, market value -. so,s5o.co
Railroad stocks owned by the Company
par value $ 10000. market value 100000
Debts to tie Coml any secured by first
mortgages ................... 4,loo 90
Debts secured by loan on stocks...... 2s.7S2,6l
All other securities on bank stock,
owned by the Company, par value
$20l ,250.oO, market value. ,..... 2O4645. 80
Amount Of iatesesl tsxcept on mort
sagsj accrued but not due. ........ Isss.s3
Amount OF interest accrued but not
due on mortgages. es................ 447o
Amount OF premiums 3us and unpaid
witch are entirely good ........ ll2.5o
Total assets Of tho Company $3.50. .4Q2 %
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AD'r 0Ex's OsvIcs, SrAr. o. Iowa,
nswnn~Net nnt 11th 10A1

Davenport. Oct l7th, 1861.
General Order No SCI
All oficers or associations having in their
possession any arms belonging to the state Of
Iowa, ere directed to report to me immediate.
y. The nuQbsr in their possession sad the kind
and condition Of said arms
n. B. BAxEs, Adt Gen. of Iowa.
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STATE or CONNECTICUT .
HARTFORD Count.

HARTFORD, January II, 1861.
Personally appeared, A. F. Hastings President,
and VIM. G. Hastings Secretary, Of the North
American Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement BY them sub
scribed is true full and correct statement of the
affairs OF said Company. and exhibits, 50 far 10
can be ascertaiped at this date, its actual coDd-
ton On the 3lst day Of Decsmbss, 1860.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and afaxed my ofeial seal at my sfaee, il the city
Of Hartford. Before me,
fLS.l EDWARD GOODMAN,
Com missioner appointed by the Governor, AID
under the laws Of loWs. and residing in the ci ty
and county Of Hartford, and State of Consecticu ut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
THE CITY.
LADIES, examine the late styles OF
Dress Goods at Whislers.

Foa the best hats, caps and fur goods,
remember that there IL o place to go bat Far
rsnd's They are always neat and fashionable.
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.
Oy1ICB OF rHB DEMoosAf AND NBx

OgvICB OF THB DEM0o1Af AND NBwsl
Saturday Eve., October ", 1861. I
Wheat fell of considerably this afternoon. 81
@sSc may be considered the ruling figure. We
quote:
Flour Sl.Oo Wholesale $3.50 retail. Ship
menu Gao bbls.
WHsAr-57@6lcandf falling. Receipts 1914 bu.
Shipments 1850 bu.
BARLEY.-Quiet at I503Oc. Receipts, 2,9l7
bu. Shipments, 2,075 bu.
COaN.-Dull st l2Kc. Receipts 200 bu.
OATs-We quote ct l2c.
OsIoSs-Dull at 5@7c. Receipts 7.5 bu. Ship
nents 500 bu.
PorAToEs-74loc FER bu. Receipts $50 bu.
Shipments 78o bu.
HAY. -lrairie - p ton timothy s. u ton.
New York Market.
New YORK, October -.
FLoUR-Market dull and dropping.
WHgAT-Market lc lower.
CoRN.-Market better. 60a6lc Western and
State.
OATs-luiet ct 20@85o-
PORk-Quiet.
WHISKY Quiet and arm at 22o.
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BUcKwHEAr FLoUK.-Stathem, op-
posits the Ls Claire House. hss jrst got 10
lot Of choice new Buck wheat -four Of ths ysat's
crop. II 10 very nice. and no mistake
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CApr. Kendrick is certainly deserv-

CAPT. Kendrick is certainly deserv-
T, ne Of great credit in done 20 we'll With hi.
compsny. 1t is now the best drilled company
in the bsrrseks. His men are composed OF the
very best Of material. and are eager for the
fray. The Csptain has displayed more mili'
tary learning, and taken hold Of the matter
x,th more esrnsstnsss. thsp aspy Of the off.
Ssrs. while other officers were seeking for
Ssld positions, he has been busy drilling and
occurring horsss for bis men. All pr.iss to
Frank
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Total assets Of tho Company. j.
MEMORANDUM.

MEMORANDUM.
The foregoing stocks are ct December panic
prices, and show an aggregate reduction since
November 1st, 1861, Of ]l2,22250. From tho re-
liable character of the assets we have entire con.
idence that they will speedily rally to fsrmcr
prices
LIABILITIES,
Amount Of liabilities due or not due to
banks or other creditors by the
Company. ........ None.
Losses adj usted and due.............
Losses adjusted and not due. .......... $6,s453l
do unsdjusted. ............ ...... 15,835.UO
Total amount sf losses unpsid....... 22,6sO.3l
All other claims against the Company
none, excepting small amount
for ot6ce expenses.
Total amour. Of liabilities ........ 22,6s0.sl
The greatest amount insured in any ono risk is
$4,000. excepting in special cases.
Signed A.F. HASTINGS, Pres't.
l.. =. WIN. G. HASTINGS, SEQ.
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Pennsylvauia's Quota.

HARRisBURo, Oct. 10.
Cor Curtin authorizes the announcement that
Pennsylvanis has slrssdy sufficient number Of
regiments to meet oil tho acquisitions made by tho
National Govsrnment; that they are being filled -
rapidly % could be desired snd that the Gov. has
no power to accept profers Of new regiments q the
present time.
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AD1r GEN'L's OrTIcs, OF THE SfAT. OF Iowa.,
Davenport, Oct. !. 1851.
General Order No. Sal
No officers except officers Of the United
States Army. or those authorized by the War
Department, or those officers in the State ser.
vice q Iowa Who have been duly eoumis.
sioned, will be allowed to recruit in THE State.
for any military sesvies whatever.
N. B. BAKE, Adjutsnt Gen. Of Iowa
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BALsnoas, OeA 10.
The ysasnbIs Thos. Wildssy, The fs1nds 4
Odd lsl1owship disd suddsaly this nesains.