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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-01

coed therein to final aecr.- 2
IN equity And It shall be lam; L. N 9tlMr cases
party to the said suit Is a rawIul for either
final decree Of the saids rca 1Reai from the
s sIpgems Court as 9f t the States 70 the
thereupon proceed to hb eas ae Court shall
the said case and make d Anal n ~ determine
in, and thereupon, if such DECREE sss sns there
favor of said company, the Secretaasasll be in
Treasury of the United States shay OF the
any moneys in the treasury rot otbs out OF
appropriated, pay to the said compan e 9 WIS wise
sum OF money as shall by the said Snnr n1cn
Court be SO decreed to be paid to the ssIs
company; provided, nevertheless, that sa NJ
money shall be paid by the secretary of t Io
Treasury to the said company until the Sn
preme Court of the United States, upon an
peal taken as aforesaid, shall render fns
decree In the case in favor oi said company
Approved March 8, 1871.
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Approved March 3, 1871.
GENERAL NATuRE-No. 66.1

GENERAL NATURE-NO. sc.
AN ACT to restore Robert Boyd, Junior, to
the active list of the navy of the United
States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be author
lied to nominate, and, by and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate, to appoint
Robert Boyd, junior, now on the retired
list, as commander on the active list of
the navy.
Approved March g. 1871.
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POLITICAL.


nEMOCRATIc UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE. TIE
- Democratic Union electors OF the city OF New YORK
usual paces Of meeting .Ae on ssSa eysnn their
y, Of o'clock to elect many delegates as
there arc , election g districts IN the ward %
day evening, October ~, At 8 O'Clock, to nominate =
candidate for SENATOR and also delegate for each
Assembly district be complete in the ward Assembly Dis
trict Convention to NEE, Friday evening" October TO-
which Convention shall power to nomin .te can
ddae for Assistant Alderman, II shall be decided
candidates for that senate District
Fourth District Vanderbilt House, Hudson and Huber
Streets
Filth DistrctFoley's, Hudson and Christopher Streets
Sixth District AT schuchard's, No. Second avenue
Seventh district Constitution Hall. Twentysecond stree,
and Third
Eighth District Masonic Hail. Eighty street, between
Third and Fourth
Firsi District Greenwich street.
Second pisrict-S3 Roosevelt street.
Third District chaels corner Hester and Elizabeth cts.
Fourth Dtstrlct-Bommerhops, East Broadway and Rut
Fif,h Dsrict-2G3 South Fifth avenue.
Sixth District.Club House. 6S Columbfa street.
Eighth District kescr's, Orchard Delaney streets
Ninth Observation-Disclosures Hudson and Barrow streets
Tenth Dstrct-Scbiling's, 1sl Ludlow street
Eleventh Overwhelmingly Hall, Twenty street
and Seventh avenue.
Thirteenth District Homestead" Elehth avenue.
Fourteenth Distrc-Masonc Hall, lilo East Fourteenth
Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures Han, lsI Seventh avenue.
Sixteenth Observation-Disclosures Hall. Twcny-second street
Seventeenth District-Fy-second and Seventh
Esheenth District. Glass Hall, Thirty fourth street, be
tween Second and Third avenues
Nineteenth Dsrct-Reuser's, Lawrence street. Maphat
tanvine.
Twentieth Dstrict--l.lH Second avenue.
Tw nynrst District McCoskers luAh street and Third
avenue. RoBT. b. ROOSEVELT, Chairman.
PnnIpJ. MCGUIRE, secre,srlc,
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The HUNDRED Polish Conspiracy to Insult
the Grand Duke AIrxis-Indignant PENAL
by POlandcrs.
Inc society known by the above name held
meeting al the Casino, in Houston street, on sun
Jay last, DIR. Markewiez presiding, aud Julian Droz-
donsSy secretary.
CONSIDERABLE Indignation has been felt by proni-
menu Polanders In this city, in consequence OF the
maievoent Interpretation certain journals have put
upon tue object OF the meeting A HERALD reporter
s city to ascertain the true state OF Affairs and all
t =, sc Win whom he conversed were unanimous
:. sua'n2 lnat the object OF the society was for
~ ow onariaDle purposes, the principal one being
~, cnese poor emlgrant PolandeIs on their arrival
s.ui Is port. Arrangements were also made at the
.meeling on sunday Tor the grand Polish fair which
y 70 De held IN this city on the 20th OF November
next TIVE proceeds OF which are be devoted In fur
therancc OF the society.
The alleged reasons for the meeting on Sunday
oS the journals referred 10 were tDat prominent
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HAVANA MARKET.

- HAVANA, Oct Is, 1877.
following are the closing atoms OF the Havana and
Ma.apzas markets Of SATURDAY, October 4:Snsar-
In warehouses at Havana and Aatanzas, I7SUO boxes
1S5 hogsheads Receipts OF the week Havana and Ma
tanyAs IS boxes Exported during the week from Havana
and Matanzas $500 boxes and 3u hocsheads ncudcg 60
boxes and 800 hogsheads @ the United States All qualities
OF have sighty declined and the market 10 dun
chants refused TO purchase owing TO the high
OF bolders market closed quiet and steady sugar-Eo IL
Dutch standard, 10 reals arrobe; Nos 10 H.
standard ~ 70 reals per arrobe Nos IS TO 20 Dutch
standard, In 10 reals arrobe. Moiasses
reals; market nominal huscavado sugar. fair to good re-
lining reals per arrobe Bacon, Slf 80 per Flour
American sugar cured Lar %l7 qnnta Kegs, Ss rs
$I3 g. Honey, "a reals gallon Onions SIS So Der Bill
Tor American Coal OIL reals per gallon In tins Lumber
me pine *43 90 per lO0; pitch pine, IA. Exchange-On
United states O days sipht In currency 2s 81 per cent
discount short sight IL cent discount; 10 da vs.
sgh IN gold, aslo per cent premium short sight per
cent premium; on London. - z2,s on Paris, Slsa7.
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P0landcrs In the city thought necessary 20 confer
together with view 10 restrain some OF Their conn
irymen from insulting the Grand Duke
Alexis during his stay IN this city. The
HERALD reporter was informed that prominent
PolanLers In this city had no reason
whatever 10 anticipate any trouble from any acts OF
their counirymcn. Polanders IN this CRY were
All united IN regard % their own country. but that
unity so iar from begetting such an unseemy dis-
pay oil imagined patriotism prevented tho exist
ehce OF feelings that would prompt to such conduct
IN TACT, the Po,aDdcrs IN thus CITY had not mn.
KIND Thought toward the urand Duke aud were TOO
manly 10 insult youth who could not DOS
hbly be held responsible for the fate or
Poland. they felt certain that the Young
Russian Prince would have pleasant tour IN
America, and. 30 lar az they were concerned moth
royal visitor, though feeling perfectly INDIFFERENT
alb mt the Car and his family.
These sentiments prevailed among the Poanders
with whom the reporter conversed, and he wa as-
sured were let by all citizens of Polish birth now in
New York, 50 that the rumoled conspiracy against
the Grand Duke Alexis seems to nave no foundation
and may be dismissed as an imaginary eYl.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
MONDAY, Oct l6-8 T.. M.

WALL STREET. |
MONDAY, Oct l6-0 r. M.
On Change to-day wheat was unsettled and
lower The cotton market was heavy ana quiet
MONEY ACTIVE.
The money market continued acuye and the best
class OF borrowers had to pay seven per cent even
upon pledge OF government securities. Tie stock
brokers generally PAID seven gold and some OF the
smaller houses had To allow small commissions for
the carrying OF stocks. The dearest rate this way
was not over Is per cent, but l-32 anu lilo were
quite common.
Commercial paper has no regular quotation out
side OF bank, where there Is a full line OF appnca-
lions at the legal rate.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER
The foreign exchange market was weak, owing
10 the competition OF large amounts or bills drawn
against the shipment OF government bonds, but the
decline FROM this influence would not have been SO
marked had not the stock brokers' sold quantity
OF prime bills borrowed against the pledge or
stock collaterals. The nominal rates were lowered
only one-eignth per cent, but sales on the
street were made ut a 4 per cent below 1g-
ures 1T The desk. The following were the quota
lions at the close Sterling sixty days, COM
merclal, l071h a 1885, good to prime bankers, l0s,5
1851; short sight, 1904 l093s; Paris sixty days,
b.4o t.33s4; short sight $50 a 5.2Ss&; Antwerp,
5.3lk b.25; Switzerland, 5.2sa a $3.50; Hamburg,
?5!a 35%; Amsterdam, 400 4oA; Frankfort, 4oss
Az; Bremen 7s94 1877; Prussian thaIers 1}a
II
GOLD LowER-1l4 ll3H.
The gold market literally broke down under heavy
sales during most OF the day by the foreign bankers
who were at the same time buying government
bonds for export to the European market, where,
for some reason not Yet explained By cable, our
securities underwent a sudden improvement. Of 2.
. per cent, as compared with prices toward the
close OF last week. recent writer In the London
Neaos mas been at considerable pains to ex-
plain the indifference OF the public to ami the
Ietnargy Of The market for British consols
or three per cents, which he attributes
70 the less clannish spirit OF English capital nova
days and its Willingness to invest In securities
Which are not exclusively the stock OF the Eight
httle island" SLOW transfer or the moneys Of Old
from consos to debentnres has been assisted
even Ivy the Judges OF the PROBATE Court. The cost
OF living mas been much enhanced that the three
per cents lao longer furnish competent income TO
many who have no other and seek no other means
to buy securities paying higher rates OF interest
We refer TO this article Of The Ne,rs as sugge sting
The reason why securities have been so
firm throughout the perturbatons OF the
London money market during the past six weeks.
These sales OF gold occasioned decline from ia TO
1884, at which latter point there no further
profit IN shipments and the market became steady,
and eventually reacted fraction. The course OF
the price Of gold during the day Is shown IN the
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 16. 1877.
Cotton easier mddinrs ls.c assc; net receipts, 3so7
bales 1856 bales to the
coaswise 2o bales sales, 5000 bales stock $500
SAVANNAH, Oct. 49, 1871.
Cotton quiet dn low midings isiAc. net receipts
357 bales exports coaswse, 35 bales; Sales 100 es
principally on Saturday evening" stock, 1908 bales.
OswEGo N. ", Oct IL, 1871
Flour steady and unchanged 800 bbs at IL 10 for
No spring. SS 20 for amber winter SIS 81 tor white winter
So for double extra Wheat quiet; No. Milwaukee club
hello at 81 a. Corn scarce sales 200 bushels No. at &c
Barley dull prime Canada held 9jc. Corn meal-xl
fro boed, 81 lb for unboted Mfeea unchanged;
shorts $40 500 shipsuns S3 y; middings sa1 $50
per ton. Ughwnes pc 93c. Canal frcghs du--Wheat
l0c, barley &c to New York &C. to Albany; lumber SO rs
TO the Hudson $A!5a 80 20 New YORK. Railroad freght
Receipts by 600 bushels wheat 80 600 bushels barley
hD 900 feet lumber. shipments by cana-1sUJ bushels
wheat 1920 bnshe corn ~ o0 bushels barley l4sOul
lumber
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Wheat fairly active but the ruled heavy under
3 'ss s' s' No.
sssr For For wse 81 ss for Wife
.sr
ysor s: 0a f
demand with sales Of $1,000 bushels Sc for choice white
na s S whs oss a s ssoiSs
demand at 81 o5 81 os for Canada, with sales Of abou.
HlpEs were quiet, Sales 1000 Tampco, 81 lbs average
private terms ana loo city slaughter 10 10 lbs, at c,
MoLissEs dun and neglected. We heard of no con-
nae &c Cuba csyca sc Soc. Cuba muscovaao rein.
Sc ?ea ssSS &c.
ON SAvSn sronrs-Ro.n was in fair demand. The sale.
tparly Saturday evening" comprise 1000 bbls. strained in
s snd So d. n" al g. % d. :. IS 20 49,
% s % and SG rS o do 49, a do ssl. 81 G
quoted At &c &C without noteworthy business Tar
wa, steady At " 80 for w@shngt0n with sales Of 100 bb.
Wilmington was offered at $s o. and city pitch delivered at
for lots ss ' winter % e n. s
sers s ssbSx lao s e. sn @
;ss @ % s IS % beet go package.
light demaS and again The sale. comprise
S for Jar $50 SOs :. and s,S Il
GOOD prevailed Tor beef in barrels We note sales Of
800 bbls whhn the range OF 81 ll for plain S4
for India The market for beef hams, the spot quiet
15 bbs to arrive, realized 1924. Bacon moderately
tu1ac i2c picked HAMS &c. &c. picked
shoulders, 2c l5c for bagscd and smoked hams and
and heavy at from sac NE, according to weshs Tho
market for butter showed considerable Improvement We
fresh &c, and welsh tubs Csc. &c Cheese was quiet
Buyers and seller. were apar, Their views. which
any considerable business Lard was duh and heavy az the
market under an improved demand We sales of go
packages choice Western steam at 0c, ami 500 packaeea
Western steam nj $40 lUc City quiet with
PEIRoLrUM.-ihe market very dull. prices show
something under asking prices Crude in but held a Il
Refined at s3sc s4c Sales were nnimporiant Case on
ported At unchanged prices Sales barrels reaned
0cobsr =. e net Ssov barrels do last h.If November
quotations 50 s2 lower and ~ so upper road
RIoE-Thc better qualities of foreign kinds were frmer
FatnA At TIC. 71c, and 80 casks Carolina sc.
suaAn, under : fair demsnd. wa, firm The sales com.
&c. per b. Refined was firm with brisk demand, at
and
ssss ssss9, :f s.s sa'I Prime &c g
DC. HAc.: moasses, hhoa- and boxes &c. &C.. me.
iado, 4hc sc Hayanaso1es Dutch standard Nos to
sss So " .s ' s s S f = y sss
paes sSdsr Nos &c r. grades % s Bs
standard Nos. dto r. SIC. s1.c Mans-superor ana
sTEAnINs, the absence Of business was nominal IN
value.
TAIIow in active request with sales of nearly 100000
wnIskfY.--Hecepts, ssl bb. The marke, was quiet,
with sales OF 600 bills at from ~ &c to c the
small lots At the close .5c. the price at which
round lots could be purchased.
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The quotations cotton running quality not
more than halt grade above below the grade quoted
,as ne, receipts at The rors sum mp as solows
Ghaoston, 23 ~; Wtminpton, 333 Norfolk, Leo; Bait
more hD New York, 526 Boston, 2ota 10 404 This DAY
Hast week, i9 THIS day last s56a. Rates Tor freight
10 foreign ports closed at the following Igures 40 Liver
pool by steam i5i I'D. By sail, I'D bl6i. To Havrc
ny Ste am lc gold; SAIL &c To Hamburg, by steam, I9d
compressed To Bremen stcam 10, gold, compressed.
10 Baltic ports, by saf', &c. &C., gold.
rktOils berth room again ruling trihe better,
with GOOD inquiry from the grain trade and moderate
business nom other The charierng movement
rather more LIBERAL for grain, at steady rates
mens are ITO LIVERPOOL 4J0 terces lard 3s 3D. 2U00 bbs.
Hour At g. a. 6 600 bushels grain, 9led l0i 60 bales
cotton A. al O.lod and, steamer 800 bushels wheat
lI,ed .Um bales cotton at I'D l50O boxes cheese,
sos. 40 London, per sail, 220uo bushels wheat
at lod.; 1910 bills. flour at Vs. 3D. To Glasgow
per steam, $500 bushels wheat I'D TO Antwerp, per sail,
1bW0 bushels wheat INT The charters comprise bark
whn euU quarters gram to Cork Tor orders 3d. 4od Nor
wegan bark 32O0 quarters S. Cd including
west coast OF Ireland 3d. 4Hd British brig Loo quarters,
Cork Tor orders, ss 3D. an American bnrk from Boston
70 River Platte with lumber, private terms;
6arx tnow q. Boston TO Cork and Falmouth for
to Rio ,rande With $40 bills at VI % and 25c priare;
an Italian bark 10 Cork Tor orers with 5000 quarters grain
At s. I'd an Italian snip of 7is tons for Bristol repofe
with general cargo, on private terms.
fLoua AND GnAis-Receip: 1880 bbls; -four 2s2 bbis.
corn $3.50 do oats, 1902. do barley 625 do malt aud 800
DO peas The hour market ruled steady under moderate
inquiry with further sales OF 1000 bbls. Corn was
80 h.t.sa IL.
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fHo 'o"o"'"s 'ap'o SHOWS JUG ''s"es' "Hu IV"cs'
prices OF the princi pal stocks during the day.

OUTSIDE OF tue Tennessces, which were exception.
any heavy. the Southern state bonds were strong
with actively and higher Prices for the South Carroll
mas. the following were the closing street quota
tions:-Tennessee, ex coupon, ca o4,.; do. new. 6s
a6Sh: virginia, ex coupon, 5ss Q 90: do new, es
20; do registered stock, old, SO so; do. consols.
COX o.; do. deferred, rs 26 Georgia skies, 50
"a; do sevens. % s2>S: North Carolina ex coupon,
37is 80; do' fundinS 1884, 80 49, do do, 1868, "a
2c 90. new 70 32ls; do special tax, Is 10; Mis-
souri, sizes, % 931s; do, issued Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, s2A 93s; Louisiana skies. 81 70: do.
new, 90 81; 40. levee skies, 81 a ~; do.
do. eights 80 IS; do. penitentiary seyens,
81 20; do. railroad eighta "a . 70;
Alabama ives, 90 q u; do. eights, 100 o los; do
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A TWENTY-sECOND WARD ROW.
Fatal Rcsult Anticipated.

On Saturday night last, ring difficulty which
occurred between James Feely, OF 20i West Fifty
seventh street. and another man named IN omas
and other injuries. when conine him at present
to MS bed, and Will, there Is u proba-
billty, terminate ms lile Yesterday afternoon
Detective DAVIS, OF the Twenty second precinct, ar
rested Carey, who had been concealed since Satur-
day, and arraigncd MN ut the York vile Police
Court. On che strength OF Davis aldavit, setting
forth the foregoing facts, and ceruacate from nr.
Church. OF No. 235 West Forty-elghth street, which
stated mat Feely was In an extremely dangerous
condition, the prisoner was committed by Justice
Blxby to await the result OF the WOUNDED mans
Injuries.
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wststnriay even'pgNosember. a0 at 10 lilsc, 700
at ahc November December, 30 each al 1856, 70.
Es,asr ,oS 5eaassy 100 a. ss fesrsay sSo :, 2Cs
10 1875. 100 4 10 71bc. November TO at 10 96c,
80 a. 'sSc.. 800 az . Siss.; NovemOsr and De.
re'nDer -lp each, al l9pc.. together Decemer 2U at
allie 600 At iaec 900 1t . 7sc January, 200 lafc,
t ~ " l0 at isac. Dl at ig19c; March, 100 ~ COKE;
tnr, 70 at s0ic apl ~ 20c Exchnn. ed5O October Tor
soy January even ioa $3.50 bates ,rani total 4s5a haes
Tire ayafas- Quotations OF Saturdays forward deliveries
were ;eober, ~ ili5c.; November l9nsc. December,
1865 January asc February zoe, and April sOkc. We
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STREET QUOTATIONS,


MONDAY. Oct, t6-sPM
CorrrR-A sbarp demand prevailed for Rio and further
heavy business contaminated. The transactions par
gey OF speculative At advancing prices
The business largely not ALL from second hands, and
the particulars carefully suppressed Al least dozen
cargoes reported TO have changed hands in this city
The been resold twice since Saturday
morning We Eote resales Of 1900 bags Gray Eagle IN
$500 bags. per Mary Way tlrsi brands, Al New
the same port, and a resale OF 5000 bags, per
Henning, II New Orleans all private terms
There been distinct advance to-day OF &c per 1b.
the price OF Rio descriptions and saes said 10 show
of fully lc II. The market at the close
feversh ana excited, with vigorous upward ten
dency. We quote Ordinary cargoes, l6Ac. l5Hc.;
fair do. 15&c l6c.; good do. l6Sc; prime
do l7c for lots f5,pc 7,9c gold IN bonds
Java, 25c 26c Singapore, &c &c. Ceylon, lyc 2Uc
Maracabo lSac 20ec. Laguayra lsc. lsc: Jamaica
l6c l9c st. Domingo gold, IN bond Zee. Exc Costa
Kica, lSc. laec.; Manila, lie. lsc Mexican, lsc.
2Uc SavapiA, lsc 2Jc; Curacao, I'VE ls9c, gold.
duty paid.
CoTroN.-some sales Of cotton the spot made
lower the demand being light and the reports from
Liverpool adverse while the net receipts at the ports were
hardly saabe the subjoncd quotations, which be
sArded entirely nominal lots Cotton
The wharf could not be placed At Sc h. under these
hgurcs Prices for future deliveries ruled &C Bloc h.
lower under small demand closing with more sellers than
decline The salcs reported Change up
To. Day S,isrL,y Fren,ae roar.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE..

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
The mails for Europe during the week ending Saturday
October 81, 1871 will close this olce
A. NJ; Wednesday, NJ A. NJ on Thursday at ~ A. M
and on Saturday, ut ~ A. NJ r. II. JONES' Postmaster
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BIRCHAlI.-HARRINGToN.-O Wednesday, Sep
TENDER ~, 1871, at the residence OF the brides
parents, by the Rev. IL II. Berklns, ALFRED w.
BIRCHALL. Of Allegheny City, Pa, to WILLEyESA
HARRINGTON, OF New York city. No cards.
Pittsburg Commercial please copy.
H0PKiNs-MELMorH.- Wednesday, October II,
by the Rev. W. @. Cooley at the residence OF Mr.. L.
Hopkins, West Hoboken, N. j.. his brother, CHARLES
HOPKINS, to Miss EMMA MELM0rH, eldest daughter
Of George MeImoth Esq, OF Bristol, England.
MORsE-CENrER. Hiogo, Japan, on Saturday,
September ut the residence OF the brides brother
by Rev. A. X. Morris, OF the American Episcopal
mission, W. II. MORSE, Esq, OF Boston, to Miss VIn-
GINA CENTER eldest daughter oil A. J. Center, ESQ.,,
New York.
RoMER-HuNT.-On Wednesday evening October
IL, at the residence OF the brides parents 10y the
Rev. Oscar Haviland, MI ALFRED Rom sR, OF Plea
santville, To Miss LoTrIE only daughter Vi Mr. Lew
Hunt, OF Chappaqua.
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EUROPE.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, Sc.

A DyERTIskR WOULD SELL NICE fMRATIoN JEW
erald oncA
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THE CONDITION OF TIE BANKS.
Tho following is summary Of the last statement
OF the national banks Of the city of New York, as
compared win its predecessor
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DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE,
i Oct lAr

LHOR PEOPLES CHOICE.-TO THE HONEST AND
Independent Electors Of the Eleventh Assembly Dis
trict present myself candidate for your surases for
election 10 toe State Legislature aud announce plat
form No compromise with thieves and olicehodes no
expenditures hut for honestly earned and policy
but the welfare OF the people. Yours,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Defensive Medication.

Investigation is as necessary for the protection of
the human body against diseases when unhealthy
influences are abroad, as iron armor and granite
easements are for the protection Of ships and fort
resses when assailed by shot and shell. Hence it is
desirable when those potent enemies OF vitality,
damp and cold, pervade the air we breathe, to put
the system in the best possible condition to
ter them. The stomach is the organ by hich every
other organ is nourished and stained and there.
fore upon its vigorous and regular action depends n
great measure, the capacity Of the system to re.
sist the assaults of tie invisible enemies of health
and life, by which at this inclement season, it II
surrounded. Hostetter's Stomach Btters, an ad
mirable tonic and regulating medicine for all sea
sons is never more needed than in winter when tn,
torpifying influence of chilly atmosphere affect
all the vital functions, and renders the body ex
tremely susceptible. By toning the digestive organ
and the liver, and the bowels with this uneo nailed
vegetable specific, physical condition is atta,ne,
which to be proof against all varieties of tenn
perature and that is inimica in the air of winter
Defensive medication is precaution which shoul
never be neglected when danger is present, an
therefore course Of the Bitters at this season
particularly desirable, especially for the feeble an
sickly As remedy for biliousness, dyspepsia ner
vousness, and be-al cnmplaints, there Is nothiu
comparable to this whole some resIur atiye