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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-03
Fire and Marine Insurance In Maine.

Hon. Joshua Nyc, Insurance Commissioner of
this State, is about TO issue Part /. of the ninth
annual report of his tepqrtme mt, showing the bus
mess of fire and marine insurance in the State
during the rast year From it we gather the fol-
lowing interesting ard valuable facts.
In 1875, the companies of other States and
countries received in premiums in this State
S9i9 1i6 49, ard paid for losses S4ll 1923, leav
ing balance Of S537, 1911. In 1876, companies
of the same class received in premiums $S6S, 2S4
70 and paid for losses SAL S591S leaving baan ce
of 1926, 424.95 loss of sol 572.l6 over the pre-
vious year. Our Maine stock companies received
in premiums in 1875, $500, sol 80, and paid for
losses Sl66. TAG SO, leaving balance Of 1924, 055-
%. In 1876, the same companies Bangor Insur-
ance Company excepted) received 10 premiums
S204 716 .6S and paid for losses Sis 1892 leav-
ing balance of SS6, 29I 26.
The Maine mutual insurance companies paid for
losses in 1875, $40 24422, and in 1885, SOL $50 so.
AT the close of the year 1876, there were forty
four fire, fire marine and marine insurance COM
psnies organized under the laws Of this State, and
authorized to do business therein, of which two
were stock fire marine, two were stock marine,
one was mutual fire. marine, two were mutual ma
rine and thirty were mutual fire insurance
com anies.
The Boothbay Menhaden Mutual Fire and Ma
rine and Oxford County Patrons of IIusbandry
Mutual Fire, were the only new companies Or
ganized during the year.
The officers of the Bangor Insurance Company
of Bangor, made their annual statement in JanC-
DRY, for the preceding year, showing a surplus
beyond capital of $lS,lS7.42 On personal ex-
animation of the company in February, Mr.. Nye
found this statement to be grossly incorrect; in
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A Valuable Team For Sale.

One of the best in this city. Horse, buggy,
sleigh, harness and robes. The horse "a stylish
- Dew" mare) Is sound and kind. Can trot in ESQ
road seventytv miles in one day or fifteen miles
IN one hour "For money" she Is very superior
box" nearly new; weighs go lbs; made by Win.
gate, simmons Co., Union; cost s525. Sleigh
was new this winter and has not been used more
than dozen times. Made by Wingate, simmons
X Co; cost 800, VIII sell all together or sepa.
rately. Horse, $500; buggy, 800; sleigh, go; har.
ness and robes, $50. Can be seen at
+. ). SEVER ANCE'S stable,
mar2I.1u Augusta, Maine.
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NEW YORK.
W Gather.

Weather.
NEW YORK April 2. Foggy, mild; wind east
The Ring Thieves.
1t is stated that Peckham while State Attorney
received $4,000 from Woodward who is alleged
to have made joint confession with Tweed also
that Woodward is probably the only living person
who can swear to any payments to Hall. Tweed
can testify only to Halls general knowledge of
the fraudulent character of warrants which they
jointly signed and to the alleged manufacture OF
a board of audit, on which both based their de-
fence of acting 10 ministerial capacity.
The Express says in reference to the expected
disclosure. by Tweed and the sudden departure
of Oakley Hall, that the stories about town give
the names of each member of the Legislature that
passed the Tweed charter, with sums of $40 900
down to smaller amounts named the money
paid for services in relation to the charter. In
this way it would not take long TO use up the
$500 900 between senators, assembymcn and the
lobby.
The secret of Halls sudden departure is told to
us as growing out of a call for 500 600 as part of
the grand fund, to be restored to the city. Hail.
it is said, answered that he had no such a sum TO
pay.
report comes from Albany that a senator who
put through the Tweed charter TO the tune of
$500, 900, will refund to keep his name out of
print; and there is alsoa report that another ser
ator received $4,000
Oakley Hall.
The Herald's London special says Oakley Hall
has been seen in the streets of that city, but no
clcw has been obtained to his residence.
Deaths.
Gen. Addison Farnswo.th, we'll known as major
of New York regiment of Mexican volunteers
and colonel of the 10Th regiment in the rebellion,
died III Brooklyn, yesterday.
Frederick j. Grace, telegrapher and journalist,
died to-day of bronchial consumption. Grace
was pioneer telegrapher, and for several years
has been editor of the Journal Of the Telegraph.
Railroad Matters.
The old directory of the Panama Railroad was
reelected to-day, with the exception Of Joseph
Ogden in the place of Thos. Clyde.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
The engine, tender and six freight cars on
Virginia railroad went through a bridge, yester-
day. The engineer was killed and the entire train
burned.
Indian Matters:
A band Of Sioux attacked party of hunter S
one night recently on Buffalo Range, and killed
l6 they lay, but the remainder rallied and drove
| the Indians away with heavy loss.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. Aprli 2. 1871,

Chicago, April ,. 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring, 81 O0is 20.
WHEAT-No. spring, l26-al263s cash l259Sa
25's; April | 161a; May No. 5, I5sal IL
a.; rejected, "A gg%.
toRN-No mixed, 3'15 cash; April. $50
MAY. 42is.
RYE-No >, 6lllc.
BARLEY-No. spring, jlil-c.
PORK - Cash, IL 90 ala w . ali wear, o. 90 ;
April. 10 So; May IA Is.
LARD-Cash, $50 cash; 0 81. a0 AZ April;
. 40 a9.40 MAY.
sides, 7Aa C; short clear rib sjSa c.
WHISkEY-Western O5-,
FRElGHiS-Corn to Buffalo, 5Kc. wheat do
4a5c.
RECEIP Ts-9OO6 -four; $4,000 wheat; 1870 Oe
corn; 1900 oats; 1905 rye 1000 barley.
SHIPMENTS 5000 hour; 600 wheat; 37O
corn II 900 oats 5000 barley; 500 rye.
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ILLINOIS.
Great Damage by High Water in the
City of Chicago.
SEVEN MILES SQUARE OF TIE CITY
FLOODED.

CHICAGO, April 2. The melting snow, the fall
ing OF ram and the increasing warm weather OF
the past few days, has the effect of flooding the
southwestern portion of the city to the extent
equal to about seven miles square. The water has
risen in some places to the first story, and driven
the people from their homes. The people are row
obliged to make their way about in boats, impro-
yised from floating timber and sidewalks.
The damage to the property is very great in
that section west of Western Avenue and
south of Harrison street, and far out into the
country.
The water this afternoon receded somewhat,
but will be several days before it leaves entire
". No lives were lost.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Suicide.

Suicide.
LOWELL, April .. Thos Pringle hanged m
self in Tewksbury this morning, aged 80.
Marine Disaster.
BosToN, April 2. Schr Addie Todd of Calais,
Capt. Corson, which arrived here to-day from Sur
imam, reports that on the 9th ult lat. $500, lon
70.30, fell in with wreck of brig Roanoke, from
Philadelphia for Porto Cabello; took off VIM. Ma
guire, seaman, who had been on the wreck nine
days. The balance of her crew, eight in number,
and three passengers, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallett OF
New York and Spanish girl were washed over
board and drowned.
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nature Of a general despatch to Gen1 Ruger, and
not general order through the accustomed mill
tary channels. 1t is generally believed that the
order will Lot be sent until submitted to the cabi-
net tomorrow.
newspaper channels of the decision of the cabinet.
remarked, at ends the struggle, and makes Gen.
Hampton practically Governor"
Chamberlain will start for Columbia tomorrow
night; He had an engagement 10 diue with the
President this evening.
Report.
1t is reported that Gen. Halburt L. Payne of
Wisconsin, has been selected for Assistant seciy
Of the Interior.
Whiskcy War.
Secretary sherman has inaugurated a whiskey
war, by ordering the prosecution, begun against
crooked whiskey distcrs, to be continued, and
new ones vigorously sustained against Illicit dis
tillcrs in the west.
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CONDENSED TELEGHAMs.

Ketchum has resigned from the District of Co.
lumba commissionershp.
President Hayes says he is not going to Long
Branch this summer.
Judge Russell is to have another foreign mission
other than TO Venezuela.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Sentenced.

PorTsynLE. April ,. Mel Daugheity and
John Campbell, for completely in the Langdon
murder in 1862, have been sentenced to solitary
confinement in the Penitentary, for and years,
respectively.
James Laughlin, James Lehman ar ";rhocl
Colgan for participation in the lioskn ~ ',l Il.
Locustdale. were each sentenced TO six yoals' sol
itary confinement. All the prisoners except Col
gan were Molly Magures.
Found Dead.
LEBANON, April Joseph r. Miller. residing
in Shaeilclstown, was found dead in the woods.
lie WAS murdered and robbed Of $500.
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LOUISIANA.
Quo WarIantO.

NEW ORLEANS, April2 The Times tomorrow
will contain report from high Icpub lean source.
that it has recently been discovered that the eight
electoral votes Of Louisiana properly belong to
Gov. Tiden, and that the testimony will be fur
nished to him in the prosecution of his suit under
the writ of quo warrant9.
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vi AIRY LAND.
Denial.

BALTIMORE, April ,. The following despatch
is published:
Philadelphia, April ..
To Hon. John w. Garrett;
notice in some Of the papers a statement to
the effect that the two New York lines and the
Penn. Railroad had entered into a combination on
Saturday, offensive and defensive, against your
road, all of which you have the best reasons for
knowing is Of course without any foundation
whatever.
(Sig1ed) THOMAS A. SCOTT.
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For the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals.

THE subscribers, and all other persons, both
i ladies and gentlemen, who are interested in
venton of Cruelty to Animals al Q invited to meet
in the City Council Rooms. Granite Hall Block, on
Wednesday, April ith, 1871 at O'Clock In the AT.
ternoon Tor the purpose of organizing such a So
cieiy, in accordance with the laws of the State.
CHAS. T.. NASH,
In b half of one hundred and
seventy. one Subscribers.
Augusta, March go 1877.
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The Eastern Question.
AFRICA.
Egypt.

LONDON, April q A despatch from Alcxand-
ria announces that Capt. Burton left Suez, Satur-
dsy, for Mar lar, the Arabian coast, on special
mission from the khedye. He sailed in an Egyp-
tian man-of-war and was accompanied by two
European and two Egyptian staff officers and a
body guard of troops
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
An Assault.

No. CONWAY, April ?. Mr.. |. NJ. kellock Of
this town, while returning home late last night,
was wsylaid by two tramps. One of them struck
kelock, after which Kelock struck him, knock
ing him down, whereupon the other drew a knife,
stabbing kellock in the left breast. The ruffians
then fled. No aiicsts. Kellock's wounds are not
dangerous.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Contradiction.

RIO JANEIRo. April 2. The reports of the
prevalence of yellow fever are automatically con-
tradlcted. The city is free from any trace of the
epidemic and not for many years has there been
such good sanitary condition as this season.
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ALABAM A.
Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, April 2. The spring meeting OF the
Mobile Jockey Club commenced to-day. A hur-
die race, mile heats, was won by Jack Hilton.
Best time two minutes. Mile heats were also
won by Donaugh. Time l.52, 81
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. April ,, HI
Money was easy ats IA per cent. on call. For
eign exchange dull at ist-aisi for bankers long
and is6 a4cG- for demand. Gold opened at l05
and closed at l0i1s Loans l}sa4- per cent.
Customs receipts, s126 400 Treasury disbursed
$50 interest sl9.00Ol or bonds, and 900 Tor
silver.
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Boston Stock fist.

Boston, April 2, 1871.
Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad alslt.
Boston Il Maine Railroad eastsaT
Portland Saco & Portsmouth, 1o-a-
Boston Il Name Railroad Ps -
Eastern Railroad rs 50Ka-
Maine State Us, a II
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Found Dead.
OHIO.
Fires.

CINCINNATI, April 2. Fire at ninence, Nor
gan Co., Friday, destroyed l3 houses, including
all the principal business houses and Masonic
Hall. Loss $4,000.
despatch to the Commercial, early this morn
ing, says fire is raging in Moundville, near San
dusky. A very high wind prevails and the whole
town will probably be consumed.
LATER.-The fire at Moundville DESTROYED half
of the business portion of the town. Loss SIS 900.
About half insured.
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Weather indications for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
colder, clear or fair weather, rising barometer and
light northerly to westerly winds during the day
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

$1,000 Cincinnati, April 2. 1877.
PORK eli Gals Cd Clear sides, 7La tx
LARD BACON
Steam, 25-a9 so Shoulders, 6I.ae,.
Kettle, IOt4alOlt Clear rib sides ss.asi-
BULK MEATS- Clear sides, SKA
shoulders, 5ita5x WHIsKEY- 1 O4zi o.
| Clear rib sides, Gal,
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EUROPE.
Suicide.

LONDON April 2. The Times Paris correspon-
dent reports that Charles Marshal, painter dis.
tinguished for Alsatan scenes, committed suicide
on account of approaching blindness.
The Eastern Question.
Dispatches from Berlin to the Post aud News.
and from Paris to the Standard, represent public
feeling in those places not increased in hopeful
ness by the signing of the protocol.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2. The Gallon regards
the signing of the protocol as a recognition Of
Russia's right to proceed to measures OF coercion,
should the porte not fulfil the condition under
which Russia considers it possible to withdraw
the troops from the Turkish frontier.
Railroad Matters.
PARIS, April 2. The Lyons 4 Mediterranean
Railroad Co. has received no information OF IT,
reported land slip in Mt. Gents tunnel, and believe
ii false,
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NOTICE..
U. s. Internal Revenue
ia XES

The Revised Statutes OF the u s., Sections 1892
32 393S and 32S9, require every person engaged in
any buslne .avocation, or employment which rem.
ders him liable to Special Tax. to PROCURE AND
PLACE C0NsPICUoUsLf IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR
PLACs OF BUSINESS STAMP depoting the pa meut
OF said Spt cia' Ia Tor The SpecaTax Year bogiu.
ming May l, 1877, b lore comm encing or con uuing
since alter April So 1877. A return, as pre-.
scribe on Form II, is also required by law oieyeiy
porkon liable TO Special Tax as above.
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Marrteo.

In Cambridge. Mass, 18th ult., Charles +. Hath
away to Miss Carrie T. Hastings, both of Rath.
In Presque Isle. 18th ult., " m. IL. Newcomb to
Miss Ella Baxter, 10th of Easton.
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NE W JERSEY.
Snsnensi0n.

New Brunswick, April 2. Application was
made by the State OF New Jersey, Saturday, for
the appointment of receiver in the affairs of the
State bank, which closed it doors on that day.
The State had 900 on deposit.
Not yet Released.
New YORK, April 2. The papers taken to
Newark by the son of Noyes, prove to be all the
assets Of the New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance
Co., and an application was made yesterday for
habeas corpus TO release him from Jail, but New
Jersey laws forbid such proceedings.
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stead of surplus, the capital was largely impair
ed. He became satisfied that with this impairment,
the company could not be successful, and advised
its withdrawal from business, outside Of Maine,
at once, which was promptly done bya vote OF
the Directors. NJ. ii. Angel, the president, re-
signed, and Hon. j. 8. Wheelwright was called
in to assist in closing up the affairs of the Com
pany. The success Of Mr.. Wheelwrght in
closing up the affairs of the East
ern lnsur ance Company, gives perfect assurance
that he will be equally successful in this. The
risks are TO be rensured in q large and entirely
responsible company, which will save the policy
holders from all possibility of loss.
AT the close of the year 1876, there were ninety
seven fire, fire marine and marine insurance com
panes of other States aud countries, authorized
to transact business in Maine, of which ninety
two were stock and five mutual companies.
During the year one company has been admit
ted, making ninety-eight row licensed to do bust
ness in the State. Nine companies were with
drawn from the State during the year.
The tax paid by fire, fire marine and marine in
surance companies during the year, on their pre-
MUM receipts, amounts in all to Sll 1868. The
domestic stock companies have received pre-
miums on marine risks, amounting to S20i 1868,
and paid losses on the same amounting to SllS,-
1892, or 81 IL per cent. of losses to premiums.
The companies OF otter States and countries have
received premiums amounting to SS68, 2Si, 70. and
paid losses amounting to Sjil, Sj9.7S, or g. ID
per cent. of premiums received. The assets Of
the mutual companies that have made returns
amount to $50 ,j2646, Of which amount S66l,-
52l .93 consist of premium notes.
Annexed to the Commissioner report and
forming part of it, will be found ATTRACTS Of the
several annual statements made to the department
in accordance with law, showing the condition of
the several companies on the 3lst of December,
1876 Besides this there other statht cal tables,
prepared with great care, a compend of the nsur-
ance laws, and the names of the licensed agents
and brokers authorized to do business in this
State, the whole forming most valuable report
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AS the citizens of Augusta, and the public gen.
orally, are aware of the existing difficulties under
which las partner in the Boston and Kennebec
Express Company am laboring, 1 feel it incum-
bent on me to make few statements in regard to
the matter. That have been wronged by my late
partner, Mr., Colby, think none will deny; and it
is myself who feels this wrong, for ali who have
suffered any inconvenience from him, through our
business have made whole again. l have seen
every man concerned in this matter and set led
with them. think to their full satisfaction. And
now, Mr. J. NJ Chamberlain, IA well known citizen
of East Boston and one have been personally ac-
quainted with from childhood, has bought an in
terest in this business with me; and we propose
to do business in an honorable manner, and hope
by strictly attending to our business to win a lib
eral patronage from the public. Mr.. Chamberlain
will be in Augusta, where he will take charge of
ali business entrusted to his care.
Respectfully,
mar2l-Hi p, W. COLE
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supreme JudieisI Co"rt--Libbsy, J. pre-

MONDAY, April ID.
The only action set down for trial to-day, No.
up, Penniman VS.. Carr, an action of replevin, wa,
settled by the parties, and the court had nothing
to employ the jaries. and adjourned early in the
forenoon until to- morrow.
In order for trial tomorrow numbers 3j3. l42,
l6l, 474
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law ahoye mated . re 4 he f,ni n uIrg viz,

The Taxes embraced within the provisions OF the
law above quoted re the following, VIZ:
Rectifers 5000 90
Dealers retail liquor - %
Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 90
Dealers IN matt qu0rs, wholesale 50 10
Dealers in NAL; liz .ors, retail 20 Oh
Dea ers in lea1 tobacco q 0
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 500 o.
And on sales OF over slC0l, ~ ceIt. for
every dollar in excess over 5000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 800
Manufactures of stills So 90
Al d Tor each still manufactured 20 90
Ana Tor each worm manufactured 20 o.
Manufacturers OF tobacco IN 90
Manu- lecturers otcigars 10 OD
Peddlers of tobacco, first c'ass-more than
two horses or other animals 30 on
feddlers oftobacco, second class-tuo hol SEES
or o.h'r animals IS 90
Feddlers oftobacco, third class one horse or
other animal Ii 90
Peddlers or tobacco four n clas Son foottr 10 90
public conveyance 10 90
brewers OF less than 800 barrels so 90
Brewers of 800 barrels or more lOe 90
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject to
severe penalties.
Taxes named above must apply to j. L. Stoddard,
Deputy, Augusta, CT FL. Rollins. Collector of In
ternal Revenue at y, Exchange ST., Portland and
pay for and procure the Special-Tax Stamp or
OUT FURTHER NOTICE.
Special-tax Stamps will be transmitted by mail
only on receipt, from the person or firm ordering
the same, OF specific directions to do, together
with the neGe ssary postage stamps. or the amount
require to pay the postage. The postage on one
stamp is three cents and on two stamps six cents.
ed mail ten cents additional should accompany the
appl cation.
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner ofInternal Revenue.
Ofhcc OF Internal Revenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January Esd. 1877.
feb3-i0tru.&sat
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A Hoax.

NEW York, April 2 The board of aldermen
met yesterday at hotel in Cincinnati, by invita-.
ton, to attend free excursion and banquet, but
adjourned suddenly on noting the day of the
month.
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The Removal of Troops.

The formal order to General Ruger TO remove
the troops from the State House at Columbia to
their camp, is being prepared by the Secretary of
of War, but will not be sent or made public until
tomorrow. General Sherman was closeted with
Sec'y McCrary some time before the preparation
of the order was commenced. 1t will be in the
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f3tfp,

10 this city, , last, Helen NJ. Dunn, wife of Hci.
bert c. Dunn, aged "a years. Funeral this Tues
day. afternoon at O'Clock. bangor paper. copy.
In Presque Isle. 18Th ult., JTmes Carr, aged e.
Yeas
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Wholesale Produce
Commission Business

II would respectfully announce to the public
that on and amer this date l shall have
Large quantities OF Fruit &c Tor sale at the store
known US the Old Castle Market. Also, | shall
solicit orders for Goods OF All Kind. shall buy
my Fruit: &C. at first cost, that can sell at very
low figures. This having been part Of my bust
nessfor the past eight years, I shall endeavor TO
make it 4 specially.
II. A. BRICK.
Old Castle Market, Augusta.
apr3.itf
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$500 REWARD.

reward Of five hundred dollars will be paid
for information which shall be sufficient procure
the conviction OF any person guilty of setting in
cendiasy fires in this city the present munieipal
year, the same to be paid upon the conviction OF
tn incendiary.
CHAS. L. NASH, Mayor.
March 2}d. mar2ItIy