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The Daily Dispatch: November 21, 1860., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
reduced $36 171 04 as compared with the preceding year, and $85 752 24 as compared with 1858. After all deductions — including the semi-annual dividends, $606 729; the extra dividend, $3 033 060, and the entire interest accrued thereon, $545,950 80 it is stated that the profit and loss account presents a surplus of $3,741.146 36. Since the final settlement of the suits upon the extra dividend question the Board has paid in full the entire amount of accrued interest. Springfield,Ill., Nov. 19--The Bank Commissioners have been in session here for several days, and have issued a call upon twenty two banks in this State for additional security, in amounts varying from three to eight per cent, of their circulation, to be paid within thirty-five days. The deficit is less than $300,000. No doubt is entertained that the banks embraced in the call will promptly respond. The circulation of the other banks of the State, numbering nearly one hundred, is amply secured. The Baltimore A
The Daily Dispatch: November 21, 1860., [Electronic resource], Another East India mutiny. (search)
Trial and conviction for murder. Portsmouth,N. H., Nov. 19.--The trial of R. S. Richardson and Sarah Ann Healy, for poisoning Stephen Healy, husband of the latter, closed to-day. Mrs. Healy was acquitted; Richardson was convicted of murder in the second degree, and was sentenced to thirty years imprisonment in the State prison.