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Total. .....,........$l0,sll,1T5


The aggregate capital of the a..4.hs Excluded in
the above tabla is Sl0,sll ,l75-a trihe more than
was divided upon in May last-and tie dividends
foot up $265 ,9I2about s4l 0C9 less than was then
paid, and equal to about FAC per cent. No one of
the eighteen banks has incr sascd on its May divi
dend. end ye Of them have failed to make any diyi-
dead. Three Of the banks that passed their divi-
dends in May again pass than now; one that then
passed nox divides 3 per CENT, and two that ther.
made 3 per cent each now pass o dividend. Four
Of the five new banks pass their dividends, and the
Girard, which is the only old bank in the unenyia-
bic list.
The Cincinnati Gaxo.te of November S has the
following remarks on the opening Of the hog
trade:--
TIE first hogs Of the season were on the hooks sndav
AMI will be packed y morrow Ivy keok \ shagcr. Ths
lou comprising 500 head sold II So TO- This is the low
cs opening price that has seen experienced Ter many
years and the fact that contracts made aet winter
for delivery this month At s. shows that tao prcse
state of the trade Iquic different from what was an 4.
cIpatod. Ana now, notwithstanding the low Ggires cur.
rent, packers have no spirit TO opcsae. If the war cen
uues aa the Southern market remains closed il Is sa
impression that hugs woud be dear Al -; whe
the South should BE- opened, the business vcd paw 81 a
much higher EgIrc. Much II not everything therefore
depends the duration OF the war; ana cra what the
pork radc has ALREADY suffered from tic rebellion i
not surprising thas with the present surroundings Of
prospects they should be slow TO base opera ioDs uron
the probabilities Of al carly peace.
As to slc crop there seems to he br5 opnog md
that il That 1t will be large enough. IN any event and
much 100 large If war continues. Europe viii take
great deal Of meat but reghs enormously high Il
win probably cost two ana ono half cents per pound to
transfer products from this city % Liverpool Last year
tie average cost was enc cent agd quarter, The eac
Of this viii be TO depress prices In this Country the
foreign consumption will be governed to great exto1t
by the Iuice. This freight aicty viii also orcgac II
our tra,sa lions with the FHstc.n markets Altogether
ticie is combination FL circumstances ssch as, per-
Laps, has before this country, 10 Spc
rge against sciess q: Ms ara VIC sec no rr,babny q
any thing occurring I. muse spirit 'nto the y l' unless
come military genera should turn up with dasA en4tsh
e. strike lov. ii rebellion that viii ha7ten ,he Close 81
the T., Is possible. but We oaano, ~ that y q
probable.
The Circular Of Mcssrs Dupes Beck Z Say CO
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Colonel Francis Weiss is also mcmber, Colonel
Weber VIII receive furlopgh, to visit New
York., this privilege net having as yet been
accorded this brave officer since his command has
been IN the field now aperiod of six months Colonel
Webor will no doubt meet with hearty reception tho
hands OF his numerous FRIENDS in tho metropolis, and
hardly know OF any man who is deserving of
II than hc. In his absence tho command will de-
voye upon Lieutenant Colonel WEISS also distinguished
at the IIattcras Inlet Affair.
Contrabands at this pest numerous bees in
hive The mportatons for the past two days amount TO
hity-three head Yesterday thirtyseven came in at
tme from Smih1cd across Norfolk, ana to-day sixteen
moro were added TO our already extensive stock Let
them come on Uncle Sam is willing to take care OF
them, oven II their chivalrc masters not Here they
at least receive decent food and clothing which in Dixie
land II thing not to be mentioned, especially far
clothing is concerned
Tho weather is delightful, and are just entering
upon the Indian summer, which usually happens in this
month, after The frs, frost
The propeller atarsco laden with water, left here
twelve O'Clock - join the expedition she also carried
the mails AMI baggage accumulated for the troops OF
General Sherman, this post. Also the OF tho
sSaton OF Genera scott and the appointment Of General
Me-, iclau
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The Wards Island Property Case.
couRT-GENERAL TERM.

Before Hon, judges Cicrkc, Sutherland and Allen
Arun2sr AcCo3er rs. The Mu,os, Aidein,en aud Com.
nona1y 81 e CIy " Neo Toya Tbis is appeal taken
by the defendants from Judgment entered in this Court
on the 1ith day OF July, $780, requiring them to spec
csly perform their CONTRACT made with the pllnt and
set forth he complaint in this action anu receive
certain deeds and ccnvsyances n tho judgment mob
toned and TO put sush deeds record for the Use snd
benefit d said eefcndars. md snnltancosslg with tho
receipt 81 the dees or conveyance to pay Tho liEtl
The Of $l4.Sai q FOR the conslce: u cf such
ycyaneos and thereon, and for the casts Of tho
acton
,oro,:o i;g vas brough, 10 compel the de'andaIs
~ ~ con,rRcts clln.a1 f. bave ;lpsp
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BRowNLow's OPPOSITION TO SECESSION.


Some weeks ago three officers Of the Confederate army
called in US, who proved to be very gcntlemanly
men from Mississippi, and who announced that they
were formerly Clay wings. Onc OF them, representing
the three addressed us in substance, 10 this effect:
tsMr Brownlow, we have called through curiosity TO
tho NEST obstinate in America and to learn why
YOU hold on to Union which has gone by the board"
We gayc them, ia reply, substantially what follows
Genilcmen-l am glad to see you, and in the spirit OF
candor will tell yoi why have never pitched into the
work break ng ny the Union. have considered that
rs our fathers sht through long yea of gloom,
and poverty trial, 20 establish the unlon and sub
uit ted every sacrIcc Of blood and tTeasur with
their homes and pgnca cities often occupied b. hos
tile armies that we their Children should be Slow 10
surrender the great ard glorious work Of their
hands, hnve considered the election OF Lincoln
Sufficient for dssoivg thc Union, and keep up
distinction between Lincoln and tho government. did
all could prevent tho election of Lincoln and when
elected regarded him es did his corrupt predecessor
Buchanan. only III possession Of the government for
four years and felt my duty to submit TO the
az had done to tie other having no sympathy with
South have long desired 10 bring upon country the
dreadful state Of things witness could nsver
obtain my consent 10 act with them was born and
ra scd in the Old Dominion, were my parents before
me my vie aud children were born in Tennessee: all !
have here and am Southern man. Bat If YOU gen
tenien, convince me Of my error in one single re-
spect prepared to go with you into this revolution,
for is nothing loss satisfy me that this whole
thing effort the part OF the most corrupt and
proigte organization known rs the democratic party
put down by the people to lensate Itself again, IN the
of Southern rights, and under the sIecouS pretenco
of securing the independence Of the south.
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Terrible Prairie Fire In Western Kansas

IlEANENWUHTHi NOV. 7, ISUI.
We have accounts OF devastating prairie fire in the
western part OF tho State sweeping the greater part
Of Davis and Dickinson countless involving the desruc-
ton OF fences grain hay, utensils, stock, &C. The fire
was kept away from Junction City only by the greatest
eyertons Of the citizens Rumors Of loss Of life were
current.
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FORTRESS MONROE. Va, Nov. 2

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Nov. 2, 1861.
Death Of Letcncn CoIOne, Elder, Of the 1snh Regiment
NJ r. s. "a Short Sketch Of His Life-Dense Of a
Noted Secessioaist at TIC Hggsia Hospal-Reonaon Of
Major Ca,in, Aid to General Wool-1rcatnne,n Of The
"Csn,ratands'' General Order Issued Ly the Command
ing General Relating to their SlsienGnce and Poy-
viqlance of Guards and PicIets-Sitley Tents for The
Troops, de-, de-
This mornings mail brought the intelligence Of the
death Of Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Buchanan Elder
late OF tho Tenth regiment New York Volunteers at pre-,
sent in garrison the FORT in command of Colonel John
f. Bendix The intelligence Of his death fell like bomb
shell among the officers and members OF this ine regi-
raen,. Being Of the first members TO organize the
National Zouaves Gas the regiment was styled before re-
ceiyng its numerical designaton) then commanded by
Walter McChesney, he abored hard TO elevate the corps
to proper state Of discipline and proficiency After the
resignation of McChesney, Lieutenant Colonel Elder
acting Colonel until Colonel Bendix its present able com
nandcr assumed Of government. Arduou labors
and brough, disease and about six weeks
ago eu, Col Elder was ordered to New York recruit
inc service and to recuperatc shattered constitution
however, superlnduced by arduous applications to field
life proved much for exhausted frame, and on tho
3ls ult the gallant young Lieutenant Colonel breathed
his last having died OF typhrs fever Lieutenant Colonel
Elder was native Of New York. born in the year 1853.
Nv trade he was scale maker, having been associated
prior TO the breaking out OF TINS rcbeion with the rn
Of L. Brown Co.. of your city. His military oxpe'
rienco vas received in the ranks Of the Twelfth regiment
| N. s. M, Of which he was member IN his ward he
was identified to extent with politics but never
held an Office As gentleman he was highly respected
by every one who knew him, and his death leaves a
great cavity in the circle Of his many friends meet
ng Of the officers OF the Tenth regiment will convene at
the fortress this evening, at which suitable resolutions
win tc offered Colonel DcnGiy, Oh hearing Of the death
Df ne
the fact.
AZ the Hygeia hospital, in charge Of Dr Boncuc, IN
old resident OF Hampton afotoroIs ons brea,hed
bic last yesterday afternoon. lis Hac was George
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made by them with the plaintiff for tho purchase Of
lands on Wards Island and TO accept deeds and pay
the consideration agreed upon Decision reserved Con
sci for the Corporation, Mr. H. H. Andorson for plaintiff
Dir. Mcmahon.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REpoRTs.


asHhs-Th market staa ~ with small salor Of pots
and pearls at s. 3l1l for both sorts.
BREADsTuFrs Fiour-The mgrset was less active and;
buoyan, wheprces wilton. change OF Importance
The sales ;saced abort II eco bbls, closing within
the following a,ge Of prces-
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The statement OF tho present week a3scompared
with the preceding shows . decrease Of SsA7, cs5
in the items of loans and discounts 1927 ,75G IN,
circulation 1922 055 ia deposits and sl9l $50 in
specie.
The Philadelphia banks, with the exception Of
the Bank osNorth America, make tn -ir dividends
by law semi,annually, .on the first Tue day in May
and November IN each year; and, yeaterday being
the first Tuesday in. November, taa following
dividends were announced, which give, com
pared with the dividends made sevaEally in May
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On Wednesday morning. Gen Evans Withdrew his forces
few miles south OF Leesburg, TO await achievements
but ere they arrived the enemy had again recrossed the
river and there was nothing for them to do.
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Tosl roceirir in month OF October, 1851 Si $50 "a
Total reerrts in month OF October, lSCo... 324 eJg 50
Total seccipts Stage January /, 1861 23,l - ~
1oa! receipts aefrespolg period OF l5G0 2984S0 "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15

In visv u ~ - - svay oo0e3 = ~
humaa family = nsse % - ssosseeed - ~
complaint, besides tnnuooaese esaeseeoaitteoee
life wkieb, ~ sAs asnsenaseet sl1ssas enevisdel
~ eoesease q eoooso eeoeos sneY 1ay > 49, =
regulate their hahtes = DIST, 49, With ~ aass
Ancs Of good toaic. seesse pesna.eat health.-
In order = accomplish this asassd seee, ~ -
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gviag otislastiss 70 I'll Who hsve esd Il. Ths
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For the care Of DyBpepsa. indiSesttons Nausea.
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piaints, arising iron morbid inaotion OF tn
stomach q Bowels, producing Csamps, Dyeentery,
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u,snh0a, dystsnssy or lux, - generally con-
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The change Of WISER ssd diet, will b speedily
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FsvBs AND AOUB.--This trying and provoking
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AUpIroR's OFFICE, Iowa,

Dos M0lncs, March 3oth, 1901.
Where's, the Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance
Compan, located at Peoria, in the State Of Hi
nos, As filed in this cfi CO sworn statement OF
IL condition on the 18th day Of Feb uary, $50
in accordance with provision Of An ACT Of the
Gonersl Assembly Of the State Of lows. entitled
"An act in relation 10 Insurance Companies. ap-
proved January 2sth, 1857, aud IN act amendsto-
~ thereto. approved February 9th, 1858, and
whereas, said sta cement shows that said Company
is rossessod Of the requisite amount OF capital
and invested as required by said acts.
Therefore, in pursuance of law, !, ;. ". Cat
tell, Auditor Of State, do hereby certify that Pc
osie Marine and Fire Insurance Company 10 su-
th0rised 10 transact the business Of Insurance in
this State, by agents properly appointed and an.
thorised o acknowledge service Of process for and
on behalf Of id Go, pany, Is required by said
acts, until the Slst day Of January, A. D., 1862
further certify that the attached is substantial
" . correct copt Of the statement fled here, ex-
Dept detailed exhibits.
in testimony whereof, l have hereunto cub
scribed INV name and liked the seal of my ONCE,
this 8Oth day Of March, 1861.
II. 81 J. W. CAVIELL.
Auditor Of State.
April 6th 1861.
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TINE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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Celebrated EeMeAie Puts


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n. B<sLee end postage stamps enclosed 4
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ZEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHT Il. SW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
con- or DEEDS FOR NEW YORK IND
OTHER STATES.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. 50 600 600
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPlTAL,.......... $500, ooe
STEPHEN CROwELL, Pres
PHrLAxDER SHAW. sec,y
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPlIAL......... $l5O.OOO
JOHN D. COCKS Prsst
HoRATIo DoRs, Ssc'y
Lamar Fire Insurance COMFY,
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAFITAL...... 49,. 800. $500, 900
F. ANTHONY, Prss't
J.R. ST john, S.cy
Fulton Fire Insurance Cenp'y,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,........:.... -. $3.50, 900
WILLIAM COBB, Psest
JAxss N. RasKrxs, see,y.
HunbOlt Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,..... $500 600
JOHNRANKIN, Pref
WILLIAM AuLLleAx. Sse,y.
New York Life Insurance c.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 81 ,5oo, 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prss't,
PLIN8Y FRKBnAH Actuasy.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND
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DOCTOR MARTINI s
cATAMsNlAL C0RRECTOR
HAS HAD
A TIN WARS TRIAL.

cATAMENlAl C0RRECT0R!
HAS HAD
A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
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~ THE BEST MEDICINE n
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Consumption.
For sale by most respectable Druggists through.
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Price 81. 90 per Bottle.
Large Size, Sl.5O per Bottle,
N. B.-Where it happens that your Druggist
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No medicine placed on commission.
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