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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TIE
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE co.
Of Philadelphia.

-
On the list day of January, 1875, made to
the 31st day of December, 1874, pursu-
ant to the Statute of Mississippi.
NAME AND LOCATION
The name of this Company is the AMERI
CAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, iucor-
porated in 1850 and located in the Citv of
Philadelphia, at the southeast corner of Fourth
and Walnut Streets.
CAPITAL
The capital of said Company actu-
ally paid up IN CASH, is ......S 100000 @
The Surplus on the first day of
January, lSIo.......................- 293 444 50
Total Capital and Surplus Isl, 793, 444 %
Assets January lst, 4 1913 Al SO
LIABILITIES.
Amount required TO safely reinsure
Outstanding rIsks-..---.-... .....S3, 14S.736 90
Claims not yet $1,000 90
The greatest amount in any one
hlsk ls'-'''.'....'...... 10000 co
STATE OF PENNsYLvANIA,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
George W. Hill, President, and John s. Will
son. Secretary of the American Life Insurance
Company, being duly sworn depose and saw
and each for himself says that to the best of
his knowledge and belief, the foregoing is a
true. full ana correct statement of the affairs
OF said corporation, and that they are the above
described officers thereof.
GEORGE w. HILL
JOHN s. WILSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
nineteenth day of February A. D. 1875.
lsEAL SAMUEL l. TAYLOR.
Commissioner for Mississippi.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Scr.
l. w. H. Gibbs, Auditor of P ublic Accounts
OF the State aforesaid, do her ahy certify that
the foregoing Statement of the American Life
Insurance. ompany, is trul : and correctly
copied from he original on file in my Office
Given under my hand and official seal
at Jackson this 9th day of March, 1875.
lsEAL. w IA Grams
Auditor of Public Accounts
NJ. GlLLASPIE, Special Agent,
Jackson Mississippi |
CHARLES HANDY, Ma mayer
Mar.lS-' 75-4w
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Scr.
I, W. H. Gibbs, Auditor Public Accounts of
the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
foregoing statement of the U. S. Branch of the
Company, of Liverpool, England, is truly and
correctly copied from the original file in
my office.
Given under my band and official seal, at
Jackson. this lst day of March, 1875
w. II. GIBBS, Auditor Public Accounts.
BARROVVS ~ SHIYTlHE, Agents,
jackson, Miss.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31
James E. Pulsford, Resident

James E. Pulsford, Resident Secretary and
Arthur Pell, Assistant Secretary of U. S.
Branch of the Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company, being duly sworn,
depose and say, and each for himself says,
that they the above described officers of
the said Company, and that on the 3lst day
of December last, all the above described As
Company, free and clear from any liens or
claims thereon, except as above stated; and
that the foregoing statement, with the sched-
ules and explanations hereunto annexed, and
by them subscribed are full and correct ex-
hibit of all the liaJliti and of the income
and expenditures, and of the general condition
and affairs of the said Company. on the said
31st day o. December last. and for the year
ending on that day, according to the best of
their Information, knowledge and belief, res
pectively.
j. Z. PULSFORD, Resident Secretary.
ARTHUR p ELL, Assistant Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 10Th
February, A. d. 1879.
H. 81 JOHN F. DOYLE, Notary Public.
STATE OF New YORK,
County of New York.
l. VIM. Walsh, clerk of the city and county
of New York, do hereby certify, that John +.
Doyle, whose name is appended to the jurat of
the above deposition, was, the day of the
date thereof, Notary Public, in and for the
city and county of New York, duly authorized
to administer oaths for general purposes, and
that | am well acquainted with the hand
believe, that the signature of the said desposi-
ton is genuine.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and aft xed my official seal, this 10th
day of February, 1915.
isl WIN. WALSH, Cler.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-31

rs WARRANTED NOT TO CONTAIN A
Il single particle of Mercury, or any injurious
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Eennebee gonrnal.
OLD ORCHARD.
National Methodist CampmectiDg.


Old Orchard, August II. The eighth day OF
the National Campmeeting has been warm, but
moist and foggy, with frequent showers. The in
tcrest in the meetings has been well sustained,
and many new corners are upon the grounds.
There were the usual morning meetings at half
past and at O'Clock, but the latter was cxcep-
tionably spirited ard earnest The forenoon dis
course was by Rev. DR.. Gray of Philadelphia,
from the text and Enoch walketh with God, -"
fellowship with Christ.
Ex-Governor Barry of New Hampshire arrived
to-day, and addressed the children's meeting on
the subject of Sabbath Schools.
In the afternoon Rev. c. b. ptblado of Man
chester, y. H., preached from 1t Corinthians
ID chapter, 9th and 10th verses; a sermon deplete
with vivid imaginary wealth Of illustration, and
the strongest appeals to the emotions of the audi
tors. He is called one of the ablest of eastern
Methodists, as pulpit orator.
The evening meeting was led by Rev. Mr.. Boal
of New Hampshire. There was no sermon nor
exhonations, but order was made. A picket
guard of twenty persons sent into the audi
ence, to give every one present special invitation
to come to Christ. Invitations were given to
those seeking Christianity to come to the Altar.
The Hutchinson family of vocalists have arrived,
and will remain to the Temperance Campmeetlng.
Ex-Governor Washburn Of Mass, President
Allen of the Maine State College, and Rev. Ish-
mael Cox OF Salem, one of the founders of Meth
odistism in New England, are among the rromi-
nent arrivals
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STATE NEWS.

The Biddeiord Times says that an Eastern Rail-
road employee found wallet containing bills and
money to the value of $500, in Lynn, a few days
ago. The finder returned the wallet to the owner,
and was told by the wealthy gentleman to "come
down to the beach some day and he should have
ride
The heavens are unusually brilliant with planets
this month. On the 18th Saturn will be in oppo-
,i,ion with the sun, and only S30,000,000 miles
from the earth, shining with unusual brillancy in
the eastern sky. Jupiter in the west, while Mars
shines with rudy light in the south, and Venus
Is the morning star, appearing as "Luciier, son OF
the morning"
The Journal says that Belfast Lodge of |. O. OF
Odd Fellows, instituted last week, now numbers
twenty members. with the prospect of adding
largely to its numbers and influence.
Mrs. Mary Oswell, a chamber maid on the
steamer Ulysses, from Rockland to Mt. Desert,
died very suddenly last Wednesday evening, of
heart disease. just as she was going on board the
boat.
Varney, one of the tramps arrested for stealing
a watch in Searsmont, last week, has been reeas
ed on $500 bail.
There is probably nothing that will cause the
man who owns q house to discuss with himself
what is the best kind of garden walk as to have
his feet suddenly shoot out from under him and
to land on the roof of his head like a section of a
meteor while the back of his coat is covered with
coal ashes. Talk of sin and banana peelngs be-
ing slippery 1t is thus that this damp weather
draws out of us many moral lessons and consider
able profanity Belfast journal.
The Ellsworth American says; "In several To-
ealities in this county we hear Of ravages commit
ted by the amy worm on fields of ripening grain.
In few hours, acres Of wheat, which promised
an abundant yield, have been destroyed
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THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

Bangor, August II. The Republican County
Convention, which assembled in City Hall in this
city, IN the forenoon, was entirely harmonious
throughout. The following excellent nominations
were made;
oenators-Bangor district Hon. j. s. Wheel
wright, Bangor; northern district-T. J. Peaks
Charleston; southern district-A. d. Thurlough,
Newport; up river district-Alex Webb.
County Commissioner-IIram Stevens, Carroll.
The resolutions adopted endorse those of the
district convention, the nomination of Selden
Conner for Governor, and General Plasted as
congressional nominee, also the nominees of the
convention, and pledge undivided support of all
the candidates.
The folio wing County Committee was elected
T. G. Stickney, Bangor; b. Il Thomas, lamp
den John A. Blanchard, Oldtown; J. +. Snow,
Bangor; F. A. II. Stackpole, Kenduskeag; Henry
c. Snow, Brewer; and d. F. Davis, Corinth.
Col. J w. Porter resigned his place on the state
committee for 1870, and it was voted to recon-
mend Hon. Joab ". Palmer of Bangor, 10 fill the
vacancy.
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Criminal Matters.
A Drunken NJ other.
WlSCASSET.
Reunion.

Wiscasset, August II. reunion of the former
rectors of St. Philips church, Protestant Episco-
pal, is now in session here. The following ex-
rectors are in attendance: Ri Rev. Bishop Niles
of New Hampshire; Rev. DR.. Williams of Bos-
ton; Rev. Edward Goodridge of Conn; Rev. E.
A. Bradley of Providence, r. l.; ard Rev H. c.
Miller the present rector. Rev Mr.. Walker of
New York, also takes part in the services.
Preaching meetings Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Sunday.
Tomorrow, the parishes of St. Philips church,
Wiscasset, and Grace church, Bath, will unite in
picnic at Clark's Point.
At the services last evening, six persons were
confirmed by Bishop Nealy.
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Chicago freagce Market.

Chlcaso, Angnst +, $50.
Fiour-extra spring 23Iaa5 s7II.
Wheat-NO. spring cash l25 il2Fsa-- Sept
Aug, l2%-a.
Corn-No. 2, mixed, cash 70 a7oi< Ang., Ca
1011a71 Sept.
oats-NU. 3. 4Sa49- cash; July, Goa: -.a414
Aug; 3Teass Sept
Rye-No. =, s3ae5-
Barey-No.2 spring 2oa cash: l0aa SEPT; w
Oct.
Dressed Hogs--9 00aS So.
PeIk--2l 2ja2I Is cash: 81 20-a2I s5 Oct :. q Sc
AL 3D. Sept; u 20-a2l % Oct.
Lard-l3 40-al3 To- cash; Il So ala So, Oct
l3 50al3 60 Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders SKA short rib mid
l2Aa-; short clear mid al29s.
Hams Is lbs average a..
Whskey-ll9-a.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, 2asa- wheat do %.
a.
Receip;s-G 00I flour; 34,0OG wheat; us, coo corn
5000 oats; 900 rye; 1000 barley.
Shipments - 500 hour; l100| wheat: sl,0N
CORN 1900 oats: 500 barley 800 rye.
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WASHINGTON.
Indian Affairs.

Washington, August u. The following was
received at the Indian Bureau, this morning, from
Rev. S. d. Human, dated CHEYENNE River Acen-
cy, August IL:
The Indians at Cheyenne and Standing Rock
consent TO go to Red Cloud for grand cou1 ell
We have directed the agent 10 furnish Item with
ratlons for the journey and also to attend in per-
son, if possible. There will probably be 5000
Indians present at the council, besides those be-
longing to the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agen-
cies. 1t is important that presents be sent for
them, and horses ordered TO be purchased. The
failure to remove the whites from the Black Hills
is causing US trouble
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IN time Manufacturing News.
The cheese factory at Bethel is in successful
operation, ant. is turning out some delicious
cheese. which sells readily at the factory at fifteen
cents per pound.
At the sash and door mandatory of Messrs
Black, Mathews & Co. of Searsport, a large lot of
doors arc being made to 60 to Cape of Good Hope.
The granite company at Carver's Harbor, are
extending their buildings to make room for anoth-
er of Castles granite polishers. The company
have adopted new and very stringent rules with
the workmen, and whoever spols stone in DIRE IS.
ing is discharged. Several go every day.
The Shoe Factory at Norway paid its help ST.
500 for one weeks work, Thursday and they
want to enlarge their business beyond the present
capacity.
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Gardiner, August II. Extensive pref
have been made for the success of t
Kennebec valley campmeeting. Tn
beautiful for situation, affording an
a beautiful supply of pure water. =
saw and hammer has been heardH
cottages have been erected by the
vduals Messrs. Hunt, Bennett ant
Augusta; Messrs. Jewett, Buffum an,
Hutchings of Gardner; MIR. Lowell
ell. East Pittston and Wesley church
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DAKOTA.
A NJ urder.

Bismarck, August u. On Sunday morning
Robert Henry was murdered by the Indians with
in two miles Of fort Abraham Lincoln and his
stock run Oft Monday night. The Indians APP
peared in force in the neighoorhood, and ran in
at Standing Rock agency, the Sioux held pony
dance in the course of which they rode into the
quarters Of the military commander, and trampled
the tents and blankets of the camp under their
feet, as If to provoke a collision.
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NEW YORK.
GrasshOppers.
Bonds to be Identified.

made their appearance in the wake Of the army
worm, on Long Island.
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At the last regular meeting of Sheridan Lodge,
l. o. G. T. in Hallowell, the following officers
were duly installed by Deputy G. II. Seavey of
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Aoral AND State Mems.

Aoral and State Mems.
Yesterday was kind of Bapti:: campmcctine
day.
The Trustees of the Maine State Agriculture
society will hold their next meeting at Portland
on tae 9TH of September.
Mr.. John Carr of uallowell, has purchased the
Ira Clough place on the east side of the river IN
his city, and will remove to this place.
One nan was seen at the campground, yesterday
morning, constructing an ark. lie had Noah idea
If drowli-g prematurely.
The Kcnnebcc County democratic convention is
called to meet in this city at Meonan Hall, on
Thursday, August 2Gth, at half past one in the
afternoon.
rorgc. continue plenty on the coast, the ia
raous sea sarpicn: not having destroyed them as
yet one boat on the coast, last week, captured
1900 barrels.
Some complaint is heard from farmers in the
eastern section Of the State, that their potatoes
have already been attacked with rust and show in
locations Of rot.
We understand that the steam mill of the Ken
Lebec Land and Lumber Company in this city,
Ill start up again on the lst of September, and
tr2n finish out the seasons work.
The schooner owned by William Harvey Of this
city and which ran on the Phipsburg lodges,
few weeks ago. loaded with lumber and iron, has
been got of the lodges in slightly damaged CON
dtion, aud Is now being repaired
The journal gays that several gentlemen Of
Gardiner making movement to organize a
Band. Il will be comprised of some of the
members Of the old band, which dsbanded two
years a.so and the rest made up of new players.
\ Tremendous rain storm begun here about half
past thee yesterday morning, an immense rain
tall being the result. The roads and river banks
are badly allied, bat we hear Of no serious wash
outs on the railroad, although considerable new
work must have been damaged. Some Of the hill
ide streets arc badly quilted out, and it will re-
'lalt" Il Good many dollars to repair the damage,
Ihe people Of Wlscasset, Alma, and all the other
towns alohp the proposed line of the Wiscasset &
hennebec railroad, are much interested in the
building Of the road to Augusta, and thus devel-
op,ng that Section Of country and putting it in
connection with the outside world. They are at
present completely hemmed in. They are ready
and ANXIOUS to come up to the very boundary line
of the power granted them by the legislature to
vote fer TIE purchase Of stock in the roads by
their respective towns. With the understanding
that Augusta will assist in the enterprise, this
would speedily be done, and ground would be
bloien Il the new read at once
At The last regular meeting of Sheridan Lodge,
/. o. G. T.. in Hallowci, the following officers
were duly installed by Deputy G. H. Seavey of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-13
NEW BRUNSWICK.
The Army Worm.

st. John, August II. The army worm appeared
on the Marsh road mile from St. John, yester-
day afternoon, in considerable strength. Not
wiihstandlng the efforts to destroy them, they
were marching on the city last night with arpal-
emily undiminished numbers To-day they are
gone. Considerable damage was done to grass,
turnips, and other root vegetables.
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LEBANON.
Fatal Accident.

Great Falls, n H., August II. Tuesday after
noon Charley Day, Of West Lebanon, Me-, aged
10 years, received injuries resulting in his death in
few hours. While riding the shaft became de-
tached, frightening the horse, with the above sad
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MISSISSIPPI.
Yei'OW Fever.

Pascagoula, August II The yellow fever broke
ont here on sunday, August Sth. 1t is not known
how it originated, but is supposed to have been
brought fiom Havana. There are now 30 cases
under treatment. The disease is of the most
malignant type. Seven deaths have occurred, in
Guiding DE- Bradfell, a leading physician.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-13
.S!Ortuinry Record.
Kennebrc Valley Camp Meeting.

kENNEBF, VALLEY CAMP MEETING. !
August II, 1915. 4.
The Terrific rainstorm of last night made it ev-
ceedingiy uncomfortable for the dwcllers in tents,
more especially as most Of them were quite I'M
prepared for such asprnklng, having arrived only
yesterday. However, no word of complaint
heard. nearly all having had experience in the line
last year, only determination among some Of the
most thoroughly drcnched never to live in a tent
again.
A powerful social meeting was held in the Show
hogan society tent last evening, showing a good
degree of reli 4ious feeling among the people at
the very commencement
Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather all day,
many perscverug people arrived by every train,
and it is very busy day throughout the whole
encampment all living in the hope that, for the
rest Of the meeting, we shall enjoy more pleasant
weather.
The first exercise Of the camp meeting proper
wiz be hold to night in the Tabernacle. at $50,
consisting of an address by the President, Rev.
Geo. Pratt, to be followed by meeting of social
character. There will be three public services
each day. mt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-13
Indian Matters.

General Ruggle has received the following
from Fort Laramie;
"a conrier from TIE Black Hills reports that
Red Cloud, Spotted Tail and other Indians are
near Harney's Peak demanding compensation for
damages done their country, and that Pollock
wishes to know if General Crook has any ordert
for him in case he meets the chiefs"
A courier leaves this afternoon.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, August H. ls.5.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Boston & Maine r. Il. IL
Eastern Railroad, a60-
Eastern X. X. sinking fund rs, l0i4
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth X. r.. l07h
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, August IL, 1915.
PORK-frm, at $21 5922 90.
LARD-steam l3A- kettle, 14dA.
BULK MEATS-shoulders SXs9 clear rib sldei
I2haA clear sides l.ha-.
BACON-shoulders 97sslo; clear rib sides 1874
a: clear sides 1881
WHISkEY-lI5-a.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrivals.

San Francisco, August u. Dispatches from
San Diego report the arrival of DR.. Palmer, of the
Smithsonian Institute, from the Indian district,
with antiquities and plants; also Special Treasury
Agent Klmba, from an examination of matters
on the frontier.
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Weather ProbabiittIes for To. day.

For New ENGLAND and the Middle States,
threatening weather will prevail, with rain, south
erly winds and slight changes in barometer fol
lowed durins the night by clearing and cooler
weather.
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Matters.

Cairo, August II. The Cairo & Vncennes
Railroad track is s inches under water for a mile
and half. between Mount Carmel and st. Fran
cisvllle. 1t will take week to repair the road for
regular travel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-13

Mr.. John Carr Of IIaowcll, has purchased the
Ira Clough place on the east side of the river in
his city, and will remove to this place.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
ObituarY.

Philadelphia, August II. Horace Binner, the
Oldest member of the Philadelphia bar, died to day
" years of age. lie also the Oldest living
graduate of Harvard University, having gradual
cd there 10 1907.
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Is III NOD
Al
Flo NOR
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NEBRASKA.
CrOD lteDOrts.

Omaha, August II. Nineteen Of the heaviest
grain growing counties in this State give most
couraging reports. The giasshoppers have almost
disannearel
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Shit for Libel.

Notice of a trial was given in the Brooklyn CITY
Court, to-day, of Theodore Tilton vs.. the Brock
lyn Eagle and Thomas Kinsella, for libel. The
damages are laid in 100000.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Indicted,

Fitchburg, August ~. The Grand Jury have
indicted James Braugh, of North Brookfeld, and
Samuel Frost, of Petersbam. for murder, their
trial 10 be held in October, at Worcester.
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RHODE ISLAND.
HEAVY Rain.

Providence, August II. A heavy rainfall inns
forenoon did considerable damage to Streets rail
roads, sewers, cellars, etc. In four honrs-from
to l2-the rainfall measured nearly 3 ID inches
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One nan was seen at the campground, yesterday
morning, constructing an ark. lie had Noah idea
Gf drowl < prematurely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-13

The Trustees of the Maine State Agricultural
society will hold their next meeting at Portland,
on tae 9Th of September.
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NEW IfA NJ l'SIiIitE.
The Storm.

Keene August II. There was very heavy
rain last night which has badly washed the high
ways five inches fell. The Amherst Railroad
was washed out in three places so that trains can.
not pass to-day.
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New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York, Au

New York. August -, 1875.
Money to-day was easy at HAP per cent. on
eau. sterling firm at 4s7Aax for 60 days and 45sa
at5o FOR demand. Customs Receipts, S6ooOOo. Goid
advanced ll34 to H. fell to ll3H, closing at ll31
me Assistant Treasurer paid out $65 600 in inter
est Sf',Vo in redemption of bonds. .
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rorgics continue plenty the coast the ia
raous sarpicn: not having destroyed them as
yet. One boat on the coast, last week, captured
1900 barrels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-13

The Kcnnebcc County democratic convention is
called to meet in this city at Meonian Hall, on
Thursday August Goth, at half past one in the
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-13

Yesterday was kind of Bapti: campmcctng
day.