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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-18

6l1.S7 outstanding certificates. At the Octe-
Der term, the Court directed the Receivers to
bring bill in equity against the stockholders
to cover the amount of the deficiency.
The Alfred Bank has an undivided capital
of S2l 800. A Committee chosen by the Di-
rectors to investigate the affairs of the bank,
reported in October last that they hoped to be
able to make a final dividend of the assets
very soon
The Searsport Bank still continues, with an
undivided capital of 81 ,9s9.50, and a deposit
of 81 ,SS6.67, the larger part of which is due
to stockholders, it being dividend of the cap
ital, and is drawing interest from the earnings
of the bank. The cashier says the affairs will
be closed up very soon, with no loss Of prin-
cpal he thinks to the stockholders.
Since the last annual report of the Bank
Examiner, the City Bank of Bath, and the
Bank of Commerce Of Belfast, have entirely
closed their business.
Recha,tered Banks. Agreeably to the pro-
visions of an act of the last Legislature, the
following banks have extended their charters
to the first of October, 1875 - Eastern Bank,
Bangor; Mercantile Bank, Bangor North
Bank. Rockland; Veazie Bank, Bangor.
These Banks are in localities where more
bank accommodations are required than can
be obtained from the National Banks. Thus
they accommodate the public, and being well
managed, give their stockholders good diyi-
dends. Tables are given showing the condi-
ton of all the banks, with list of officers.
.Sarings Banks. The present number of
Savings Banks in the State is forty-three. OF
these. seven commenced business since the
last annual report Of the Examiner, namely:
Saco Savings Bank, Saco SkoYhegan
Savings Bank, Skowhegan; Androscoggin
County Savings Bank, lewiston Bucksport
Savings Bank, Butksport; kennebec Savings
Bank, Augusta; North Arson Savings Bank,
Arson; Thomaston Savings Bank, Thomas
ton.
Two other banks have been organized which
as yet have not commenced business, namely;
Kittery Savings Bank, Kittery; Mechanic
Falls Savings Bank, Minot.
The total deposits of the Savings Banks of
the State at the date of examination were
sl3,s29, 79l.52. The nature of the securities
in which these deposits are invested will be
found in the following summary:
Loans on real estate 80, TG6, 1873 80
q stocks and bonds 3,O78,257 80
other collatcrals 55G, 739 70
. names alone 39S,365 Al
Invested in real estate 1889 26
- United State bonds ! OBJ 900 81
= = State of Maine bonds BOOST 90
- - municipal and other
bonds of this State l,494 262 SO
g = other States 2.0s7, 40l 20
81 railroad bonds nj thi.
State 49,. 533 60
- railroad bond. and stock
OF other States ?2i, 00+ o.
- 90 bank stock 3Sl $50 20
- other securities 1884 90
Miscellaneous 3,l3l SO
Cash on hand and on deposit 422,l50 10
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FROM ALBANY.

Albany. N. Y, Jan. II. The friends of
Filkins publish sworn affidavits, which if ex-
act as to the time will prove an abb in his
case. They account for his whereabouts
during the evening of the robbery,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-18

The town of Clinton, in this county, has
set good example for any town and city in
the State. A voluntary subscription was
made recently in the village district and suf-
ficent money obtained to purchase two nice
cabinet organs, for the use of the primary and
grammar schools, and hereafter music will be
taught in those schools.
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ApnoNIA.--One of my daughters, who had
entirely lost her voice, was advised by friend
to use Fellows SYRUP OF HYPoPHosrHIrEs,
and one hour after taking the first dose her
voice was completely restored.
j. S. ARMSTRONG,
Grcenhead, N. B., January, 1867.
17ian -t&wlw
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The funeral services of Rev. DIR. Wilson,
whose death was announced in our yester-
days issue, will be held at the Baptist
church in Waterville tomorrow forenoon, at
10 1-2 o'clock. Rev. A. Il. p Small of
Portland is expected to oficiate on the occa-
xiop
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New York Stock Market.

MarIposa, ., do. pfi., 0, Canton Co. 67's; Cum
bertrand Co., 90; Western Union Tel. Co. ,47k;
Quicksilver Mining Co., 5; Pacific Mail, Az
Boston Water Power. l9h Adams Elk. Co.. 65S ,
Wells, Fargo Co., 65& American Merchants In
42&; ". S. Elk. Co., Sc; n. Y. Central and Hudson
River, 321s do. scrip, ss4 Erie 22H, do. pfd. 46;
Harlem, 1872; do. pfd, 1917 Reading, 9sS; Mich
Central, III; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern,
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Rev. S. +. Dixie of Bath, has been appoint
ed County Supervisor in place of ID. f. Pot
ter, member of the House, resigned. Mr..
Dike's is most excellent appointment for
Sagadahoc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-18

T'HE JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE
i Legislature on State Printing and Binding will
receive sealed proposals until the oath day of JAM
uary inst, at II O'Clock NJ, for doing the Printing
ri the State Except Reports of Decisions of the
s. j.. Court for the current year, and until other
wise directed by the Legislature-the Committee
reserving the right to reject any or all proposals
received in their opinion the interest of the State
may require.
Proposals may he forwarded to either of the un-
dersigned at the State House Augusta, endorsed
Proposals for State Printing"
E. r. FRENCH,
MARSHALL CRAM, Chairmen.
Augusta, Jan. Is, 1871. ttf
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Cincinnati Produce Markc

CINCINNATI, Jaa. II.
MESS PORK-a2Ol5. r-r.
LARD-lIA.
BULK MEATS-sides l05 al0sl
LIVE HOGS-6.S067.
Dressed hogs, $50.
BACON-shonlder and clear rib sides, liz 9l2.
WHISKEY-SS.
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Pure California wines from seventy-five
tridge's Drug Store, under Granite Hall.
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MarrieD.

In Hebron, LIST inst, Otis M. Downing of Minot,
to Mrs. Hattie Il. Bearce of il.
In New Gloucester, 4th inst Alfred ID. Nevins to
Emma A. Hill.
In Winthrop, Sd inst, Albert s, Whitman 20 Miss
Laura Wing.
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aoeal ann State Nems.
Arrest OF Entry Thieves.

The entry thieves have recently been plying
their vocation quite extensively in this city
We have already stated that the entry of the
Central House was entered on Sunday evening
and an overcoat and other articles taken. On
the same evening the front entry of the
dwelling house of Mr. Allen Church. on Gage
street, was visited, and a nice beaver over
coat, overshoes, hat and gloves, taken, the
property of Mr.. Charles E. Hamilton From
thence, in all probability the same gang of
thieves went to the house of Mr.. John G..
Adams, on Grove street, and took from the
front entry nice, heavy overcoat alaska
beaver) a fine dress coat, nearly new, two
handkerchiefs, one pair gloves, and a vase.
Feeling devout they proceeded to the Epis-
eopal church, where evening services were
held, and stole several umbrellas that were
left in the entry, Gov. Perham's among the
number. This seems to have been their last
exploit and master stroke for Sunday evening.
On Monday evening the meat market of A.
+. Emery, in Market square, was entered by
the back way and a quantity of meat and
poultry taken. An attempt was made to open
the money draw, but the rogues failed. The
city police were on the alert all day Monday
and the actions of several suspicious charac-
tiers closely watched Yesterday morning the
police went to Hallowell and arrested Henry
Jones and George Albee, a. the boarding
house of Mrs. Emerson. These two indi-
vduals, with one Charles White, who was
arrested on Monday evening by the IIallowell
police, are supposed to be the thieves. They
all belong in this city, and have been en-
gagged for a week or more in Hallowell cut
ting ice. There have been found in possession
Of these parties Mr. Adams dress coat and
handkerchief, a pair of gloves, two of the
missing umbrellas, and a coat the ownership
Of which has not been ascertained. The other
articles have not yet been found, although
they will probably be recovered. The articles
that were recovered, with the exception of
the coat named, were easily recognized by
the owners. The examination of the persons
arrested will take place to-day.
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Trellises and plant frames for house plants
at Partrdges Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-18

On account of the cattle disease the. cattle
trains have been suspended on the railroad
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oPERA FrDa /,

with l. and buttons,) in PINks, NEW LAyES-
DERs, CORN Color, Nilsson color and White Kids
for Ladies', Gents and Misses sizes from sS1.OO
and upwards.
so d0z. new Greens, at 81. 20 per Pair.
so doz. do light and medium Blues splendid
quality, (wortffsl. s0) only s1,5O per Pair.
80 dog. at 81 90 per pair, positively the 1ocsf
s41.OO KiCaS sold.
80 doz. do at 80 and IS cents per pair.
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Fall Arrangement, Dec 8, 1870.
Passenger train leaves Augusta for Boston at
5.45 and II A. NJ, for Portland at 5.45 IL A. NJ. ;
and Mixed train at 2.30 +. NJ.
For Bangor at A. NJ. and p. NJ. For Skowhe-
gan at 4 p. NJ.
For Gardiner dummy car) at $50, $40 A. NJ, at
2.l5 and $50 p. NJ.
TRAINS WILL RE DUE AT AUGUSTA
From Boston at $50 and 500 PM.
From Portland at 1875 A. NJ. (mixed), $50 and
500 T.. NJ.
From Bangor at 1856 A. NJ. and 6.I5 M.
From Gardiner dummy carr at and s.i5 4. NJ,
80 and 5 p. NJ.
Two through Freight trains daily between Au-
gusta and Boston, leaving Augusta at S45 A. NJ and
II 20 A. NJ.
L. L. LINCOLN, Superintendent.
Augusta, Dec. g. 1870 nov2-t&w
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New York Branch
Kid Glove Emporium.

Positively the Largest Stock Of Kids
in the State OF Maine
Best Qualities Magnificent Shades
Beautiful Styles of Kids for Ladies', Gents Mis-.
ses' and Children, selling at old low prices.
Facts Will Convince You !
LOOK AT THE PRICES
JOSEPHINE SEAMLESS KIDS.
the best wearing Glove in the world worth q 80 J
only sl.0O per pair
Two Buttons Long Wristed Kids,
with two stripes white stitched. colorcd and black
at sS1.82 and sS1.75 per pair.
Navy Blues and Royal Puppies, New Maroons
% buttons) $3.50 per pair.
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- AIso great bargains in =
SASH RIBBONS ROMAN SASHES

POWERED and PLAID SASH WIDTHS. Also
BOW and TIE RIBBONS Fringed and MELTED
SCARFS in all colors and best qualities.
Also, full Lines OF Millinery and Fancy Goods
Mr.. F. Latner begs leave to call the attention of
the Ladies of Augusta and vicinity 10 the above
save 30 per cent. by sending their orders to his
store as the most prompt attention will be paid to
them, particularly to Sizes colors and qualities and
viii try his best to give perfect safisfacf0n 10 oil
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New York Branch, +. LATNER,
Proposals for State Printing !

335 Congress ST., between Casco and Oak ST.,
janl4-tImN PORTL AND, MAINE.
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS
SENATE.

WASHISGTON, Jan. II
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

Gold closed .ll0Xail0%.
Ini ta.IG Iata 1nA
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-17

ness men who have already secured
new locations, and are either now
ready OF. will be in few days to COM
menee business. Builders are over
whclcmed with applications to put up
new houses for business purposes
One contractor had last night sixteen
contracts for substantial structures to
be erected at once,
So far none of the bank vaults have
been found at all injured.
Evidence is accumu'a ing hourly
that the loss of life is greater than we
have ventured to estimate in the dis
patches, and the great number of per-
sons still searching for the missing
members of their families confirm
these statements. There are many of
the missing ones quartercd at the re-
lief headquarters, at the Congrega-
tional Church on Washington street.
A rumor prevails, and by some is
believed, that Henry j. Ullman, the
banker, was murdered, instead of
having been suffocated by fire. His
body was found near his banking house,
which he had evidently just left with
his money and valuables in his arms.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-17
WISCON SIN.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. News from
the northern fires to-day states that
they are raging worse than ever. A
man, just arrived at Fort Howard
from Pensaukee, says thirty men were
burned to death at that place also
part of the town, and one mill and
thinks that the rest is destroyed by
this time.
EVANSVILLE, Wis, Oct. IA fire
broke out this noon in wood pile,
about two miles north of Jefferson,
Wis, destroying tbout 5000 cords of
wood, and is still burning. No trains
can pass either way. The telegraph
lines are also burned down. Reports
from the north say the fire is still rag
ing with undated fury.
GREEN BAY, Oct. II, 10 A. NJ
Charles Woodward, just from Peshti-
60, says that 500 persons persisted in
the flames. Newspaper reports can
not exagerate the fearful loss of life
on the east shore.
Green Bay is filled with refugees.
Oct. 10, 0 P. M.-The report of
the burning of Williamson's mill is
fully confirmed. Fifty-fve lives are
lost, and ten bodies were badly burned,
and only three uninjured, one of whom
is in this city.
At Pensaukee between twelve and
fifteen barns and dwellings on the Lit
tie river road were burned.
Oct II, Ais p. Non Sunday
night, about nine o'clock, fire broke
out in the south part of the Belgin set
Element at Brussels, Door county, de-
stroying $50 houses, and leaving moth
ing of the large and Aourshing settle
ment but five houses. Nine persons
are missing; they are supposed to
have perishcd This morning two
hundred people breaAtasted On four
loves Of bread.
The inhabitants, during the conaa-
grafton, only saved their lives by
throwing themselves upon the ground
and covering their heads. The most
pitiable state of things exists all
through the DISTINGUISHED by the fire,
and hunger and starvation are staring
the wretchcd inhabitants in the face.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-17

City brought down quite number Of
persons from Port Huron yesterday
who will seek labor and shelter in De
troit, being sfferers from the fires along
the shore. Each one has the. same
story to tell-"everythipg is being
swept away The captain OF the
boat reports that there are 100 sfferers
congregated in a hall at Port Huron,
fed by the citizens and sleeping on the
floor, while scores of others are coming
in by every boat. The smoks is so
dense about Port Huron, but more es-
pecially out on the lake, that steamers
have to light their lamps in order that
the crew may see to move about
Every one coming down is almost
blind with the smoke.
The steamer Ward also brought
down several victims, among them e.
Dean, so nearly blind that he came
down from Port Huron to consult an
occulist. He lived about six miles
above Sand Beach, and lost every shil-
ling of his property. Another of the
men was from Forrestville, and he re-
ports terrible state of affairs in that
section.
Several Detritors have lost heavily
by the fires around Forrestville and
Sand Beach, having saw mills burned
up and valuable tracts of timber
swept away.
Manistee is in ashes. Loss estima-
ted at one million three hundred thous-
and dollars.
Glen Haven is also destroyed.
Holland is burned to the extent of
over half a million dollars.
The loss from fires in Isabella coun-
ty Will oyerreach half a million.
Gratiot, Tuscola, Newago and 9th
er counties suffers terrible losses, and
the suffering in all the burnt districts
is beyond description. Thousands of
people have beef reduced to poverty,
and it is impossible to estimate the
number of lives lost ..r
Heavy losses in the Saginaw Valley,
and on the Lake shore. Huron City,
Port Hope, Sand Beach, White Rock,
Forrestville and Verona Mills nearly
annihilated, with the loss of many
lives.
The greater part of Windsor, Can
ada is consumed
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MICHIGAN.
FIRES ABOUT PORT HURON.

PoRT HURON, Oct. 9.-Fires are
raging south and west of this city, and
the air is constantly filed with smoke.
Farmers have been fighting the fires
in the woods and on their farms for
days, until some of them are already
exhausted. esterday afternoon the
barn of Mr.. May, about four miles
up Black river, caught fire and was
totally destroyed, including 400 cords
of wood. The south wind is blowing
very hard to-day, and everything is
exceedingly dry. Should the fire APP
proach the city nothing could save it
from destruction.
BURNING OF GRAND JUNCTION AND SOUTH
HAVEN.
The officers of the Michigan Cen
trail last evening received dispatch
saying that the woods and fences on
the line of the Kalamazoo and South
Haven Road were all on fire, and that
the village of Grand Junction was de-
stroyed. In South Haven the rail
road buildings and wood piles we're
on fire, and many houses in the village
were either burning or in peril.
owosso-ExTENsIvE FIRES.
Owosso, Oct = The terrible
drouth extending over a period OF
nearly three months shows no signs Of
terminating. Wells, eisters and all
the smaller streams are dry, and to
add to the general misfortune fires arc
raging in the woods and swamps in
every direction, and people are con
stantly at work, day and night, to save
stacks, barns and even houses from the
J terrible conhagration. 1t is believed
that its ravages are more extensive and
destructive already than the fires OF
7 1856. Immediate and heavy rains
: alone can save us from widespread
> calamity from this source.
u DETROIT, Oct 14.-Thc Marine
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Friday Evening, Oct. 20,

Tickets of Admission, so cents. To
be had at the stores and at the
door. Commence at 7:30. asa
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The greater part of Windsor, Can
ada, is consumed.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-10
LA NUEVA TAREA.

Els notable el siguiente artfculo que
tomamos de nuestro estimado colega
La Vog de Cuba:
Lanzadas las gavillas insurrectas
del territorio de las Cinco Villas, tea
tro de sus fechorfas por largo tempo;
encerradas en- el Departamento Orien-
tai, en- un cfrculo tornado por las tro-
pas leales y los mobiles voluntarios, IA
Gil es prever el decisive fin de la in
surreccion. No hace muchos dias digi-
mos que la intentona separatista de
Yara no verfa lucir la aurora de su
cuarto aniversario, y creemos no equi-
vocarnos al asegurar que muy pronto
no existiran en- los campos de Cuba
otras cuadrillas que las de los honra-
dos trabajadores, que, blandiendo Ia
azada 8 guiando el arado, conquistan
de la madre TERRA los valiosos tesoros
que encielra en- sus entranas.
Dia feliz sera este para Cuba; fe-
cha de imperecedera recordacion, que
marcara una epoca gran ensenanza
para los que en- esta provincial son es-
pa1loles y quieren seguir siendolo, 81
par que de efcaz escarmiento para los
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-10
Natev0- Yoyck II de octasbre de 1871

Nuev0- Yorck II de oct,sbye de 1871.
iSon muy desgraciados los laborantes!
Proyectan celebrar alguna fecha memora-
bic con un ga@dea0aats, y de flo que ell
tempo, los elementos, los sucesos y los
hombres b Sc conjuran para aguarles la
fiesta.
Por ejemplo; llega Ell diez de octubre de
este ano, tercer aniversario del grito de
Yara, y sale Ia Repablico por la manana,
diciendo: y
"vuslye arbrillar para nosotros Ia SON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-10
N0TICIAS DE LA PENINSULA

La Gaceta publica un decreto expedido
por el ministerio de Ultramar, aprobando
la planta de los funclonarios que han de
colnponer el cuerpode empleados de adua
mas de las islas de Cuba y Puerto Rico.
Los funcionarios actiyos y cesantes del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-10
LOS ESTADOS-UNI

CORRESPONDENCE DE OLA Voz DL CUBAn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-10

AZ NAAScNA - SAA PAONlANOOAOA ElOA NOUOL :
minados paises, pero dando como es
natural, mas extension a la de nues-
ira Patria, ensenando sus mas i'm
portantes acontecimientos enalte-
ciendo las grandes acciones de nues-
tros antepasados medic el mas efcaz
de despertar en- ellos el amor q la glo-
ROSA Nacion q que pertenecen.
En- la Psicologfa, en- la Teodicea y
la Etica Sc les ensenan los buenos
principles, dnicos compatibles con la
verdadera religion respecto al orfgen
de las ideas, q las facultades del alma,
la Naturaleza y attributes de Dios, el
orfgen de la sociedad, la verdadera
fuente de donde emanan la autoridad
p1blica, la naturaleza del derecho de
propiedad, todos los principles, enfn,
que constituyen la mas frme base de
los gobiernos de orden. Y al exponer-
les los deberes que tienen para con
sligo mis1nos, Sc les ensenan cuanto
deben saber sobre ell suicide y e.
duelo, inculcandoles horror por esas
deplorables consequences de la cor
rupcion de nuestras costumbres dc
las preocupaciones que nos legaron
l0s siglos barbaros
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