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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
INSURANCE.
II OUI>IANA MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,


IN conformity with the implements OF :Le;r
Total premiums :or tie year ending
February %. l6,3.................. S:Dc1.I -
w.. FIRE nrer,-,,r,, 49,. -, :,
I -. ,..1
HI''F prem ';I.S.'..'.' '''I IL i"'..'' -
reinsurance AID rebate Oh PIE.
mans. a-,r, -,
----
49, IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F9''.''I -
N"i!1e Iosses'.'' '''''. go. 1910 -
i'-''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ...lr' -
To-a'......... -1--7 ..@,
Ta.e.. stc...... ;o,:.,
rvn.,s.s ,,rof. a.i ,oss
les, discern. accom-. @.,,,- ,-...o..
-
fEoh'e. 49, ~ :!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
INSURANCE.


MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE AS
~ ISOLATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
Commercial PIace............2i
Between Camp and St. Charles streets
CAPITAL, S5O0,O0O.
strictly FIRE.
Parties desiTOus of insurance have the pllT-les9
OF making TWO half yearly payments and are en-
III ed 10 an equal portion of the dividends At tho
end OF the year or lieu thereof t. the usual 70.
bate. IrsCres against fire risks exclusively, d
c.:v CT country, at the lowest rates of prem 2na
D. LEUBRIE, Pres dent.
o. s. ASCH
Superintendent of AGeE ies
3. MEYER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES
2 Being P. s. Anderson.
s Z Loeb P. Blaise,
II. Weber. Charles Ioeot-Nans
T. Robert, NJ Azcoha'
4 Frederick, h. Marquart,
william HYPER l.. SchormaLr.
II Fafner j. B. Verge,
v. Leonard, ). Buckey,
! Cr-f,rr Hugo ReGw.'z.
william Swan, Wliilam hotII'
?. Pippo ). AIT
Gep4 : m
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Gun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Paid Up Capital SjO0,oO0.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR i-'@'
amount OF premiums for the year. S-5i.-'t5 10
Less ru1eI animated risks and return .- -
prem 't"Eo 10
Me- earned premiums. ...............t 1922" "
Losses paid, reserve fund, re.
.Ls-rances and unadjusted
.UsstS.. pS'.o"o ~
Genera expenses, taxes and
~. on capital. $81522 81
Less discount and $1,000. -.
uterest.......... 49, 500 So 1852 '8-lto t09 %
Net profit -, % 60, =.
ktt values-
Loans pledge and mortgage. ......... 10 %
r is &c ivahIe and premiums due...... -'-5l 70
Cash Oh hand. 'Tr'If IL
Total %" ''9 oS
Tie Board of Directors have declared cash
dividend of THIRTY PER CENT on the net earned
PAR . pat ny premiums for the year ending Deem
Der 81. 1872, PAYABLE On the twenty seventh Jan.
!.s.rv. 1873; also, to stockholders TEN PtR CtNF
upon the capital stock, payable on demaLd.
JAMES l. DAY, President.
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary
Parties desiring insurance requested 70 TO-
nee that this OLD and RELIABLE Company IS
issuing policies on fire, river and marine risks Upon
.he most favorable TERMS and, under their
AMENDED CHARTER, insurers Will, i tLey 80
EJECT receive dividends of their pTopoI-Qns OK
profits " the Company in cash, without ne re-
Gu.Iements OF becoming stakeholder, or 2 cash
rebate OF ffteen per cent in lieu thereof ard hey
are assured Of the utmost iberaty il the al ust-
ment and settlement of losses.
Office No. 81 Camp street, corner OF CONNER
cial alley New orleans. ia26 SIN Su We Sa
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Oflce Corner of Camp and Canal Streets
Ca! 'ai.......o........... .............$ 1000 -
Assets december 81, lg72.............. - Gal Is
!nsures Fire, Marine and River Risks, Giv ding
the profits separately each department 10 the
insured.
For The accommodation of its customers, tho
Company WI make marine losses payable n
London.
J. TUYES, Pres dent
}. ". HlECEs, Secretary.
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le company have the following asests,

IHe above statement rs a lust true aid -..-els
:ra-scI ~ nom the books Of tie co.nuatv
CIV. Eo77. Secretary. e
STATE OF Lor:s;a-A }
Parish 81 .-.ana,
City OF New c..&rB. }
sworc 20 ard subscribed before me ~. :ertb
Gay .: ..ue. 1872.
P. CHS. CUvELLrER. Notary !:.l:c.
A. meeting Of the Board Of Director, .e'd or
me tenth day of June, 1872 it reso vc. % pay
A CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER .ENT OF.
the let earned participating premiums .or lie rear
ending May 81, 1872 payable on the third l. crlCar
OF Jlly next. Also, to pay On demand 81! -! uers
interest to the scrip holders upon cOrr..s',n @:
ter scrlp MO capital stock. as pc. aeid1 Aago
ter o! the company.
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Directors:
fEECT0NIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. III Grnvier street,

'fECT0NLA INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. III Gruvfer street,
lnsuIes against
Hire. Marine and River R'..s,
A. the Lowest Tariff Rare..
A. ElMHR BADER. President.
CRAS. ENGsTFELD. Vice Pres:Le-.
GEORGE STROMEYER. Secr.rarv.
First Fiscal Year.
PFC -rIns rece ved ............,.,s,G ss - -
f.!., NAME and river Iosse,
pdi!'''.''' ...'.............S 49,. -
Ren.Gfances, rebates, ex.
t.ses,e:c.......s.. ".......ia.5s a:-5'4..lI
"A Il
'''"' A-'-'-' q assets. ~ 10
DECLARED:
-H'erest on capital paid ir ten r.rc...
p-'i-"Ad Oh capital paid in Gh.p..c....
D-'-oend on premiums pad, sIx:ee. .sI ct:.
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Directors,

MERCHANTS, MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Canal Street........,...IC$
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EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL sTATYmEs-.
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AN ACT

Secretary ui STATE.
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To reveal ard .e-'rac: sectors -!So. e'S1
an. PISS Dt the Revised Statutes uf We
State OF Louisiana.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-26

Mrs. MANCHESTER, the distinguished Clair
voyart physician, is now at the Mansion
House, Augusta, by request of her numerous
friends. Her success during her last ten
years practice has been unprecedented. Many
persons who have suffered years from numer-
Gus chronic diseases, have been cured by her
after having been given up by other physi-
clans, thereby demonstrating how much
greater the success OF a physician who de-
votes their exclusive attention to chronic d.
seases. Hundreds of testimonials received
from prominent and we'll known citizens Of
nearly every town in the Union can be seer
at Mrs. Manchester's rooms.
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FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, Sept. 2
EVENING REPORT.

Aeeneral quiet feeling was apparent in the stleet
proved during the day. There is u disposition
manifested to view the position as it really is II
cannot be denied that the situation is full of peril
arising from the condition of Wall street affairs,
the grave position of foreign exchange and its bear
ings upon the produce NOV ement.
It's clearly necessary that some immediate stems
should be taken for relief in money. There are no
reliable quotations. though some transactions are
reported at per cent per day.
There was "a fair activity in gold, and the price
iluctuated frequently between lll1s and y, clos
ing at y.
The rates paid for carry ing to-day were 356, and
per cent. and hat for borrowing.
The sub.treasury disbursed to-day $70T0 for coin
interest, and redeemed 90, COS of called bonds
The customs receipts to-day were $4,000.
The following is the business of the Gold Elk.
change bank to-day:
Gross clearings, sas, y COO
Gold balances, ST., 266
Currency balances, l,142, go
Further amounts Of gold are reported to be on
the way1rom London here. In all It is estimated
that 100 900 or - 900 900 gold have been shipped
1t it said that lO0 600 of this amount Is Tor 'he
Bank of Montreal .,...;no
Loan certificates were issued by me o adea nt
house to-day to the extent of about $3oooo'o' ma"
! ing total of $l7 100000 .,...., and s.Ies
Greenbacks are still worth premium ah9 s"e e
were made to-day all the way iroh u oR per
cent. for certified cheeks. , .,a s,;u ,ouar
| Foreign exchange closed weak ana suii Io"er.
the nominal rates being ON the OASIS OF looS ga ior
90 iay bills and l07sgA for sight.
! The clearing house committee issued to-day 49,
600 OO0 in certificates making total $l5 OSO0 900.
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Municipal Court.

Municipal Court.
James Shaw being brought before the court
on Wednesday, was fined two dollars and cost
for being drunk. Refused to pay and com.
mitted.
William II. Lindsey was found in the street
intoxicated, and when brought before the
court denied the charge, but from the testi-
mony in part-a bottle partially full Of wills
key-he was adjudged guilty, and failing to
pay fine and cost was committed.
John Hagan from the Soldiers Home, was
taken before the court yesterday morning,
and upon pleading guilty to charge OF
drunkenness was fined two dollars and cost,
which sum he was not able to pay and was
committed.
NJ. G. Parker was before the court charged
with keeping intoxicating liquors with intent
to sell the same in this State in violation OF
law. He plead guilty and was sentenced to
pay fine Of fifty dollars and cost, from which
sentence he appealed and recognized with
sureties in the sum of two hundred dollars to
enter and prosecute the same at the October
term Of the S. J. Court.
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STATE NEWS.

Charles V. MinOtt is the heaviest tax pay
er in Phpsburg, paying a tax of $ll73.
Holmes, of Gardiner, tooke the first prem
ium for his large Winter Scene at the State
Fair.
Wagner, it is reported, is "dejected" since
he was sentenced to be hanged.
An Arson couple, the young man being 20
years of age, and the girl only II, "etoped
the other day, went to Lvermore Falls, and
were captured by one of the outraged par
tents"
In the night of Sept. 18th, Mrs. Farnham,
wife of Samuel Farnham, Sem, of Bucksport,
in some way broke kerosene lamp, setting
her clothes on fire. Her son hearing the
noise went up stairs, found his mother in
flames, carried her down, and in extinguish-
ing the fire burnt his bands badly. She died
the following night.
The Maine Steamship Company have haul
ed the lumber on to Franklin wharf in Port
land, preparatory to building.
The Pioneer apologies to the Sunrise for
the post Office robbery charge in its columns.
The Fall term of the Supreme Judicial
Court commenced its session at Pennington,
Tuesday morning, Charles Danforth, Judge,
presiding. The civil docket numbers two
cases, the criminal eleven.
The unusually low water in the river has
disclosed on each side of the bridge and par
allel with it, rows of TASKS, bottles, jugs, &C.,
made of stone, clay and glass. Biologists
will find it an interesting problem to solve, as
to the origin of these singular deposits. The
oldest inhabitants have no knowledge with
regard to them. Two theories are advanced,
one, that they were transported here from the
Penobscot, and the other, that Union river is
their natural HABITAT and that they grow nat
urally, like oysters and clans. Ellsworth
American.
Judge Virgin is presiding at the session Of
the court in Oxford county, giving satisfac-
ton.
The Free Press says that Capt. Frank Mac
docks, of the schooner Edward Stanley o
Owls Head, sailed from Owls Head harbe
Sept. 7th, lime loaded, arrived in New Yorl
7th, discharged the llth, took in back freigh
the 10th, and arrived home the 18th, maxim
the round trip in eleven days.
A thirteen year old girl in Otisheld la
moved forty-three acres Of grass this season
with i two horse moving machine The girl
father was, i'll and she volunteered to take hi
place. The name of the plucky Miss, is En-
ma Bracket.
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Demolition of a Landmark.

Workmen are engaged in taking down the
stone building in this city on the east side of
the river known as the Lambard foundry
The works were some time since removed to
Col Lambard's new foundry, and it is under
stood that the building and the one adjoining
it are to be removed, and the site on which
they stand improved and added to the already
magnificent grounds Of Allen Lambard, Esq.
This low stone building which is being taken
down is one of the landmarks of the place. 1t
was built in 1926, and used as dstllery.
Barrels upon barrels upon barrels of New
England rum-enough to raise the river in a
drouth-have been ground out there; but that
was when it was considered christian duty
to manufacture and drink rum. On account
of the progress Of temperance reform, the
manufacture of the ''critter" became disagree
able, and "Deacon'Gle' distillery," as it was
called, ceased to operate-the worm of the
still became permanently still,-and until last
spring the building has been used as an iron
foundry
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EXTRA BARGAINS
For the Next Thirty Days
COOKS CHEAP STORE!

All our HAMBURG EDGINGs AT COST
Good Bustes for rs cents each.
Nice Linen Shirt Bosoms for 25 cents.
French Corsets (I6 Bones) only 50 cts.
Red Table Corering by the yard cheap.
Gents White Shirts, Gents Overshrts, Undershrts
Berage and silk Wells. Hair Braids, Hamburg
Patent Medicines and Fancy Goods of all kinds.
QUAKER siTTKks oSIY 70 CENTS. ''' w.
Gents Paper Collars for cents a boz.
Large Bunch Mixed Yarn rs cts.
Adamson's Cough Balsam, Is
Ladies' Silk Neck Hdfs. MUCH UNDER PRICE.
CAKES GOOD Honey sosp for as Cents
Atwood's Vegetable Jaandicc Btters, IS
Perry pays PAIN killer ony bottle
Gents Iidfs All Linen and Al Hemmed, 20 cents.
Children's Round Rubber Combs, 10 cents.
Men and Boys Neck Ties and suspenders.
Selling ont orr Jewelry AT COST.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery only lbs.
DR.. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, S1I5
Schencks Mandrake Pills. 20. Holloway's Pills, 20
Al other Kinds of Pills only 20 cents q box.
Ayers Hair yigor, s. cts. Rings Ambrosia 6s Cts
Arctusine, Cor Canada Bears Grease> only so cts.
Burnetts Cocoains for the HAIR, IS cents bottle.
s ssss ssss h'ss sS iss
ss5 SSs 200 yd' g ss sss
Nice Quality Note Paper, 10
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents box.
Nice Perfumery. 10 cents. Good Hair Oil, ~ cents
Best Lily While, 10 cents. Tooth Brushes, ~ cts.
Toys, Bibles, Albums, Playing Cards;
Thomas Alcock's Porous Plasters, only 20 cents.
Ladies' Nets 5 cents.
Miss Sawyer's Salvc, $50 cent size) for 40 cents.
| Gents, Undershirts and Drawers at Low Prices.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 20
| Magnolia Balm (for the cOmplexiOn) 90
Plantation Btters, only ~ cts.
Ayers Sarsaparia and Cherry Pectoral each 65 cts.
| Peruvian Syrup preparation Of Ircn) Us cts.
| Russia Sarsaparia and Iron, cheap.
Vinegar Bitters, 70 cents. Vegetlne ~ cents.
| u Nice Epyelopes for 10 cents.
Helmbolds Buchu, 80. Smolanda's Buctu, cheap;
Hoyt's German Cologne, very nice. Bashs ana
Batchelder's Hair Dyes. ,,. .,.,, n.
| REApER:-Considering the Fact (which cast ~ -
denied With truth) that our store mas hea"ce9 Ms
Prices more Than - per cent. On siie g ooas &c
deoJ in don't you think you ought 70 patTonEe
| orr store and ENCOURAGE US TO kEEf ihE rhioHS
DOwNat
c0OK,S CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
Next Door to Thomas Shoe Store,
| iaplettuesSthurs&w HallOwen.
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Difn.

In East Auburn, 23d inst, Miss Vesta j. Banks,
aged 40 years, 10 months.
In Leeds Esd inst, Frederick Dillingham;, aged
Sc years, months.
In Wayne, I'D inst, Miss Armenia Gage, aged IS
years.
In Bowdoin LIST ut., Ida May, daughter of Rev.
e. and Deborah L. Purinton, aged II years, mos.
and IL days.
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YORK County y. j. COurt-Peters ].

WEDNESDAY, Sept "a.
The case of State vs. Jacob C. Clough,
charged with an assault upon his daughter
with intent to commit incest; also with as
sault and battery, was finished to-day, and a
verdict of guilty was rendered on both counts.
Motion in arrest of sentence.
Wagner was brought in this afternoon, and
the sentence Of death pronounced upon him
by Judge Peters. Previous to sentence be-
ing passed, Wagner asserted his innocence,
and said it would be one day demonstrated.
State VS.. Jere Rogers, indicted for violation
of liquor law. On trial.
Ycaton, County Attorney. Tapley
PHoNo.
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KOCkLAND.

RoCKLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Rockland, Sept. %.
The new Hook and Ladder Truck, built in
Brooklyn, New York, at a cost of one thou
sand dollars, for this city, arrived this morn
ing. The Rockland Fire Department now
includes one steam fire engine, two first class
new Button hand engines, two Zimmerman
hand engines and hook and ladder carriage
and equipments, all efficiently managed.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

THE "SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELFPRESER-
VATION,na Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality. Premature Decline In
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochond.
ria Impotency, Spermatorrhoea or Seminal weak
ness, and all other diseases arising from the errors
of youth the indscretions or excesses OF mature
years. This is indeed book for every man. Thous
health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest and best
medical work ever published, and the only one on
vsed. much enlarged Illustrated, bound in beaut-
full French CLOTH Price only ~. Sent by mail,
post paid, on receipt of price. Address PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTES, No. Bulfnch street,
Boston, Mass, or DIR. w. ii. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. n. b. The author may be consulted
nothe above rs well as all diseases requiring SKID
and experience aprs-wlysn
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DUTCH BULBS !
DUTCH BULBS!

japls.ttues&thurs&w EIallowen,
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Personal.

Personal.
On Monday next, the Governor accompanied
by three members of his executive council,
will start for New Sweden, where they will
spend few days. The party will consist of
Gov. Perham and daughter, Councimen Har-
low, Pusfer and Thompson, and their wives.
A portion Of the party will probably remain
to attend the meetings of the Agricultural
board.
Librarian Hobbs is fairly settled i'll his nice
new dwelling on Melville street.
Hon. p. 2. Burleigh, Land Agent, was in
the city yesterday, on business connected
with the Land office.
Rev. E, Martin, the enthusiastic and zeal
Gus pastor of the Methodist church in Au-
burn, was in the city yesterday.
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Disease of the Heart Cured.

WEsTroRT, DIGBY Co.,
April 4, 1870.
JAMES l. FELLOWS, Eso.-Dear Sir:
have been for many years a victim to heart
disease and prostraton of the system general
ly Having tried physicians of eminence,
both in Europe and America, and obtaining
no relief, was at last induced to try your
invaluable Syrup, and am happy to say with
the best results.
On using the first bottle my complaint was
better, and before the fourth was finished
was completely cured.
Please publish for the benefit of others,
and oblige
CAPT. MAURICE PETERS, SR.
lwt&w
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The New York Republican State Conven'
ton Wednesday denounced the salary graz.
Barnum started for Europe wednesday to
make arrangements for the contemplated
ba loon voyage.
The single scull match between John Big
lin of New York and George Brown OF Hail,
fax. took place at Halifax Wednesday, and
wos won easily by Brown in 3S As.
The schooner Addie Osborn of Province
town collided with steamer on the night of
Sept II, and sunk in three or four minutes.
Only three men were saved.
A brilliant wedding occurred at Warner,
N. H., on Tuesday. The most deeply inter-
ested parties were Col. +. L. Wbitford OF
Concord, Master of Transportation on the
Northern Railway, and Miss Mabel Ordway,
daughter of the Sargeant-at. Arms of tile U.
s. House of Representatives..
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In Brief.

The annual meeting of Vermont Pharma-
ceutical Association yesterday elected officers
at Burlington, made an excursion to Platts.
burg, and had a supper there.
The Mexican congress is in session. Pres
ident Lerdo pronounces the country at peace,
and urges the necessity for the building of
railroads.
The general health of the city of New Or
leans was never better at this season Of the
year.
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ave previously announced, Messrs.
P. Getchell, former we'll known
augusta, having sold their bust
vision, have returned to this city,
u intend to enter the retail field
and prices that shall defy all rea-
npetition. They have just opened
and elegant store in Williams
door south of the First National
are ready to show their friends
ers specimens of goods that they
keep in store. Among them will
ITS and caps of all shades and col
IS and boys wear, school caps that
Us will go for" at once; fur goods,
ich are so costly that they must
away by ladies whose husbands
purses; fur goods also that are
reach of persons with small means.
oil, the senior partner, has had
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THE WARREN TRAGEDY.
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, %. The course of the Boston
banks during the existing financial crisis in
New York, appears to be simply cautious and
conservative, restricting and reducing loans
as far as practicable, even at large interest,
and keeping as much currency as possible for
cashing checks in the regular course of trade.
The San Francisco Cadets left tonight, en-
route homeward.,
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BILE of reckless young men belonging

BILE of reckless young men belonging
4, fell in with an old gentleman in
ernon the other day, and pretended
10 swap horses. But instead of swap
\ not only took the old mans horse
lh their own, but robbed him of con-
money that he had about his person.
| has not been brought to court, and
teason we suppress the names OF the
Fhe old gentleman is in poor circ UNI
I'D is trying to negotiate with the
obtain portion of his loss without
to the process Of law.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, September 20.
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat lrmer and high
err, but quiet. Corn advanced and in fair demand.
Oats in fair demand and higher. Rye, demand
good and full prices. Barley in fair demand and
meots and bacon. nothing doing Whiskey nomi.
nal.
Freights Corn to Buffalo s.
Receipts-7,500 flour; lG5O00 wheat; 1j7, GOO corn
IS, O0O oats; 1900 rye; Al 600 barley.
Shipments - 600 flour; 81 O0O wheat; 81 900
corn; 10000 oats; !, 600 rye; $50, COZ barley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-26

We received circular from w. I.
Esq, of Portland, Grand Worthy
of the order of Good Templars,
ht the 10th semi-annual session Of
\ Lodge Of Maine, l. 0. of G. T.,
Ild in the city of Rockland, Oct. q
pmmencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the 2lst. Every lodge is entitled
Ire sentatives for every fifty men,
es, and one for each additional or
number over fifty, the number to
lined from the returns received prior
ual session of the Grand Lodge.
ty lodge is also entitled to three
tives. Arrangements have been
the different railroad and steam
hnies for reduced fares.
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Vessel Ashore.
Two Men Drowned.

Grand Haven, Mich, %. The schooner
Whiting went ashore last night near here.
The Capt. and one man swan ashore, leaving
four men in the rigging. A life boat went to
their assistance, but capsized, and one of its
crew was drowned. A tug consequently went
to the schooner, when one of the crew was
drowned by the capsizing of the lite boat