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TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
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No, 81 Carondelet Street,
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The Trustees, in conformity with the charter Of the
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company puohsn 1ne 'oHo"ing statement OIL its anan
for the fiscal year ending April 30th, 1873. to wit:
Premiums for the year
On fire risks--.--... -ssls 7o4 "a
MsIipa % rishs - az 7sS 7u-s5ra ITO a,
Less
un+.rnio.ts5 nrsu;,ms Anri1
80 ls7s....-................-.- $3.50 20
Net earned premiums Oh
Losses paid
On hre risks S5SE Es II
Msrips SlvsT slshs rsss "a s5 s5 90
State and city tsxes 1885, os
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Profit and loss ss.............. "a 0s0 35s5I2A 40
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Ada ;n.srest and disconnr and
ceived ........... --.......--......... 90 $50 s5
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Deduct first semi. An nu al interest on capital
stock, per cent paid, and second, 5per ,.o,, n,
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Net prof siOs.I34 q
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counts in oours of collection ..--.-.. s7isl
BiTs on Pieoge sZiSs
Bank and other stocks ~ Gus iG IS
Ciry and State bonds.--.. .-.---......--. 500 .
stStes nj a%S ~
Bonds of odd Fellows Hall Association 5We o.
Bonds Of A Asseoiation for relief of Jewish -ooo M
Reai eSIate 80 49, SAC II
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Inc foregoing 10 true anu correct transcriP'i
the DOCKS Oh tne company.
FHos' F. WALKER Secretary.
p.r.b of o. STATE or, OF L9gsAT1 9 NsA o,,sans
Sworn TO and subscribed before mo this twenty
second oay OF May ISIS.
EDWARD IVY Notary PUBIC
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on the sst in.t IT. TsO resolved to pay on demand
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CENT PER ANNUM on the capital stock of the Com
pany HlOOooOe), and CASH DIVIDEND of
TWENTY PER CENT to stockholders on the amount
S377sa9 ~ OF their net participating premiums iOf
the year ending the 30th Of April 1873.
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JOHN CHAFFE, Vice Presicent'
THOS. F. WA LRER Secretary
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Richard Miilikin' Charles Chafe
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Joseph MeElroy' Louis Bush
William ]. Behan, a. Brittin,
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TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
a OF THE
Factors and Traders Insurance Co.
No. 81 Carondelet Street.

Nkw ORLEANS, May eI, 1878
The Trustees in conformity with the charter of the
Company publish the following of its affairs
for the fiscal year ending April 3Uth, 1873 to wit:
Premiums for the year
On hre riSks--.-.-.. S3l2 7U4 ~
River risks 214 2S3 "a
Marine risks. IS, $50 7u-&5L2 779 81
Less
DIFFERENTIATED premiums April
30. 1878. $3.50 20
Return premiums. 9, :2s 6S- 4,762 Ss
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uIRERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
of8co, No. 81 Camp Street.
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we ought to be persuaded that what
God refuses to our prayer He grants to oar
salyation.'- AWgEGtiR6.
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Nsvning Star and Catholic Messenger.
HEw vRLhANs, SUNDAY. JULY 81. 1879.
TWILIGHT ON THE BEACH.

The crimson glory Of the setting sun
Hath lain a moment the ocean \ breast,
Till twilight shadows Gathering one by ole,
Bring us tho tidings, day 10 gone TO rest.
Ear ont upon the waters. like q veil,
The mista of evening rise and ktretch away
Between the horizon and distant sail,
And earth and sea clothed In sombre gray.
The tide comes higher up the smooth white be aoh
Singing the song IL has for aaos sungi
Recedes and carries far eye reach
The freight my idle hands have seaward hunR.
Over the white capped waves the sea gulls soAr,7
With heavy tapping wing and restless cry.
Aa dark ness spreads lts deeper mantle DER
The changing shadows of the twilight sky.
No voice but mine to mipgle with the sound
or Coean's melody. one by one
The stare light mp the vast concsye around
And live the glory that In never done.
still higher creeps the tide with subtle power,
And stil the waves advance with sullen roar,
But with the last faint CLEAN Of twilight hour
turn me homeward from the lonely shore.
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STATE LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. )
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this twenty
second day of May 1873.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
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JOHN HENDERSON,, President.
JOHN H. HANNA, Vice President.
THoS. f. BRAGG, Secretary.
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LOUISIANA.
A Very Thin Explanation of the Caddo
Oulrages.

Very Thin Explanation of the Caddo
Oalrages.
NEW YORK, Nov 21.-A New Orleans
special states that Chairman Blanchard of the
Caddo Democratic committee charges that the
negroes attempted to steal the ballot boxes
that the negroes first fred on the sheriff and
his deputies. killing two, aud in the fight
which followed, twelve armed negroes were
killed.
Gov. Nichols leaves in few days to inves-
tigate affairs in Tensas, Concordia, Morehcuse
and Caddo parishes.
A Crash in State Consols Impending
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-A special from Now
Orleans says: The following exact figures chow
q crash in State consols Is imminent, and will
probably take place Immediately. The amount
due January LIST for coupons is $S13,n5. The
appropriation to pay the parish assessors ia
S15, 900; the appropriation to Fay clerks and
contingent expenses. So, 500; board of liauida-
ton appropriations, 50, 800; commissions to tax
collectors estimated on the rolls of 1877, 1884,.
$50; interest due fiscal agent for money adj
vsnced, So 500. Total due by the interest fund
Jan. LIST, $862,995; cash on hand, $685., 1856;
probable collections outside are estimated at
$3.50, 600, leaving deficit of $261, 1850. Coupled
with this il ring which holds 250 ST. 900
bonds on margin which have been carried by
the Citizens Bank all summer, one of the ring
men receiving certified checks to as high an
amount as 100000 with no funds in bank. The
hacker OF tbs ring is heavy importing house
and large stockholder in the bank but even
these enormous resources are exhausted, and
yesterday the ring stopped buying.
The foregoing figures show concusively that
the State will be compelled to default on the
interest in January. The fiscal agent, already
largely her creditor, cannot advance, and q
heavy decline in State consols to-day seems ill.,
evitabls. If the trouble should occur it will
ruin a number of institutions in this city, as
transactions in bonds have been altogether
speculative,
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Ar at Halifax 21st, steamer Mississippi, Thearle,
Liverpool tor Portland.
AT Singapore 2Oth inst, ship Olive Southland,
Walker. for New York. ready.
SID TN Trieste 10th inst. ship Kentuckian, Moseley,
SW Pass
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90.
TIE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

The Halifax award has been paid 10 the
British government.
Secretary Sherman will advise several i'm
porrant changes in the tariff laws.
The Democrats are attempting to explain
the Caddo outrages by charging that the ne
groes attempted to steal the ballot boxes.
The Secretary of the Navy reports that the
navy is In q much better condition than it was
q year ago.
The revenue officers have made large seizures
Of illicit whiskey in Alabama.
Alexander Troop, secretary of the Greenback
National Com mittee, says the call for confer
ence at Washington on the 30sh is unau-
thor,zed. The President of the committee, how
ever, has issued new call to the same effect.
Gambetta and Fourton have fought q duel.
Neither was hurt
The British troops have occupied several
positions on the Afghan frontier without resist
auce.
1t said that Edison has been refused patent
for his electric light on the ground that it is
not new.
the canvassers to count several returns which
they threw out and which gave majority for
Bisber, Rep. The latter's majority is now 200.
Louisiana will probably defsult on the jan
uary interest On her bonds.
Several railroads, among them the Boston &
Maine Central, have been sued for infringe
ment upon Smiths patent for improvement in
locomotive car trucks.
In an interview published in the Bangor
Wing Representative Hale denies the state
ment made by the New York Times and the
Washington correspondent of the Boston Ira
weller, that the Republican Congressional Com
mittee abandoned the Southern Republicans in
the recent campaign. BE says that the COM
mittee rendered all the aid possible
Senator Gordon. in speech to his consti-
tuents yesterday, criticised the recent speeches
of Senators Blaine and Conkling on the South
ern question. He raises the old cry of persecu-
ton of the South
Gen. Sherman thinks it bad policy to trans
fer the Indian bureau to the War Department.
a terrible explosion occurred in coal mine
in Sullivan, Ind, yesterday. Thirteen miners
were killed out right and many more were in
jured, some of them so seriously that they will
die.
There is nothing new from the Stewart rob.
berry. The New York police deny that they
know anything concerning the whereabouts OF
the remains
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THE GREENBACKERS.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 21-Alexander Troup,
secretary Of the national executive committee Of
the Greenback party, makes the following
statement:
The associated press papers having annonnc-
ed that the national executive committee
of the Greeeback party will meet at Washing
ton on the Both inst, L desire to state that the
call has not been authorized by the officers of
the committee.
TOLEDO, Nov. 21.-D. B. Sturgeon, chairman
of the national committee of the National
party, has issued call for a meeting of the
committee in Washington Nov. 30th.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Trying to Defraud His Creditors.
BOSTON, Nov 21.-The case of M. Frank
Page. charged with conspiring with his partner,
Charles A Stetson, to defraud his creditors,
which was examined all day yesterday in the
municipal court, resulted in Judge Charchill's
decision this forenoon, that Page furnish sure
ties in $4O,O 900 bonds for appearance before the
Superior Court on the first Monday in Deem
Der.
A Bank President Under a Cloud.
A Plymouth, Mass, special says the board of
directors of the Plymouth National Bank, Or
ganzed in 1880, voted yesterday to accept the
resignation Of Hon. VIM. T. Davis, president.
The books of the bank, of which he has had
charge, show deficit of $4,000 to $4,000. 1t
is charged that the apparent. defalcation is due
to Davis habits of intoxication, rendering him
at times unfit to transact business correctly.
Mr.. Davis says errors were made in the books
which will ba rectifed by further examination.
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

The Bay State Moulding Mills Boston, j, F,
Paul & Son, suffered by fire Wednesday night
to the amount of $4,000. Bsrdwell Anderson,
on an upper floor, lost $4,000.
1t is rumored that Edison's application for a
patent on his alleged new electric light has
been denied ON the ground that it is not new.
Ex-Mayor Geo. o. Brastow died at Somer-
Vile, Mass, yesterday morning. He has been
since 1849 almost constantly In the Massachu-
sets House or Senate, and was for three years
in the Governors council.
Virginia. Nevada, despatch says that the
committee Of miners who on Wednesday ex-
amined the Sierra Nevada mine, express
themselves satisfied with its appearance and
promise.
Commodore Shufedt is ordered to the Ticon-
derogs at Norfolk, aud Surgeon Tanner from
the receiving ship Wabash, at Boston, to the
naval hospital at New York, where he is to bs
permanent.
Two companies of sub-contractors on the
southeastern railroad at Waterloo, Quebec,
have absconded, leaving 25O laborers unpaid.
Inc latter heve taken possession of the section
on which they are employed and refuse to al
low the work to go on Until their demands are
met met. Two OF the defaulting contractors have
been captured and lodged in Jail.
Investigation by Gen. Howard shows that
the late Indian agent Birkett at Salt Lake
agency, obtained $4,000 from Congress for an
alleged advance of that amount to the Ponca
Indians. 1t was clear steal, Birkett never
having advanced a cent
Defaulting Secretary Angel of the Palace
gal. oi'"
Burglars chloroformed the family of Mr..
RAINING at Dearborn, Mich, Tuesday night.
anc robbed the house. The family we're fonnd
unconscious the next day.
Juan Antonio Hernandez was hung at Ref
ugla, Texas, yesterday, for murder, BE pro-
tested his innocence. p-o
:, John Brady, lieutenant of the Cincinnati M
nee, mas been convicted of interference with
the supervisors at ths late election.
A dozen buildings in Maysville, N. Y, were
burned Thursday. Loss $4,000
Two citizens of Gadsden county, Florida. ar
Iessed 1or interfering at the late electiop, will
De examined at Jacksonville Friday.
y The October yield of precious metals on the
racine coast is estimated at $5,25O,OOO.
A negro ravisher named Geo. Williams was
TAKEN from jai! at La Grange, KY, by a mob
and hanged, He confessed.
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New York Stock nud Money lIarke,

NEW YORK, November 2l-Evening-Money easy
Sterling Exchange quiet and unchanged at ASH "a
4s13 for long and 4S5i "a 4S6 for short sight.
Gold quiet at 1909 throughout; carrying rates a
II per cent borrowing fat, and II per cent Clear
ings S3,521 900. The customs receipts to-day were
$4,000. The Treasury disbursements were 1858 600
for interest and 1926, 900 for bonds. Governments
are steady. State bonds dull. Railway mortgages
firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 100000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Explosion in an Indiana Coal
Mine.
Thirteen Miners Killed and Many
More Injured.

SULLIVAN, Ind, Nov. 21-A terrible coal
mine explosion occurred at the Sullivan coal
mine in this place today. The explosion was
caused by the ignition by the flames of lamp
of the gas, and terrific velocity was added by
the fact Of there being eight kegs of powder be-
low.
There were thirty men in the mines. Thir-
teen were killed outright, eight or ten were
wounded. and many others are suffering SO
severely from suffocation that their lives hang
by thread. The excitement is intense. Two
of the propretors were killed. A great crowd
of relatives, mostly women, are gathered
around the i'll fated mine, and their lamenta-
tiops are pititul
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SENATOR GORDON.

A Criticism of the Speeches of Senators
Blaine and CenkliDg-The Old Cry Of
Persecution Raised.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 21.-Senat0r Gordon in
speech before the Legislature, after referring
deprecatingly to the recent speeches by Sens-
tors Blaine and Conkling and Secretary Sner-
map, said:
Twill the masses of Republican voters sus-
tain these leaders in such a policy of oppres-
they will be sustained by that wing of the party
which supported President Hayes in bis pstri-
otto recognition of the fact that the war was
ended and in the withdrawal of the troops and
leaving Louisiana and South Carolina the
right of self-government. (Applause.l !
wish you also to know, my countrymen, shat
there are hundreds of thousands of patrDtic
men In that party who, if they saw their dang
er and the reactionary danger to them, would
unite with you to avert it."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SpGCiai Gard.

DIR. W. R. JOHNSON after a very large and sue
cesstul Den,.l Practice of twenty five years. OBJ
tanned from the most influential cirizens of Port
land has sold out his citV Office and intends not to
open Office again in Portland Dr. j after noting
the ability and professional skill of his successor Dr.
G. j Cheney, now takes great pleasure in saying
publicly to his friends and former patrons in Port
land that they can do no better when In need # the
services of Dentist than to trust themselves the
Judgment. ability and skill of DIR. CHENEY.
n0VZZ-3tN Sn
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Ar Indian AGENT i'm Tro ubIe,

NEW YORK, Nov. ola Fort Ellis, Mcnta-
ma, despatch Of the 10th, says Capt. L. Brewn:.
ing OF the infantry, with a detachment OF
troops, accompanying Special Inspector Bulls,
has seized the Crow agency safe, book and
property, deposing Agent Frost. Browning
was acting under orders from Gen. Brsbp Of
the post, whe, under Washington instructDps,
has authorized the arrest of Frost on chages
made against him, which are being investgat-
ed by Browning and Bulls at the requet of
the Indian department.
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FLORIDA.

A Decision in Favor of Bisbee-His
Maj Gritty 900.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 21.-The Superior court
has decided that the 81 precinct returns
rejected by the Alachua county con-
wasting board are good and valid, and awarded
peremptory order to the board to canvass
them. These precincts gave Bisbee majority
of $50. and their rejection by the canvassing
board elected Hull, Dem. Bsbee's majority
now stands about 200 in the district.
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CALIFORNIA; Mining stOcEs.
Chicago Cattle Market,

CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-Hogs-recepts 5000 head;
shipments 5000 head; the market is lower: choice
neavy at W q 10; Light 55 q Go mixed packing
60 q 80.
Catte-receipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head;
shipping grades dull at 40 q feeders and stock
ers sleady at 40 q 30 butchers lOc lower Cows at
Sheep.reeepts 700 head; shipments APO head the
market is unchanged.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Sale Of STATE Lands

SaIe OF Stato LHhds.
BANGOR, Nov. I.-The sale Of state lands
was made at City Hall by Pearl & Webb, auc-
tioneers, today, the Governor and Council be-
ing present The sale is regarded as good and
satisfactory. The total number of acres sold is
9245 28-10O. The right to cut timber on 80 ,317
acres till 1884 was also sold, and the island
known Is Green's Lege in Peno5scot bay. The
total amount of sales is $3,5S7 IS.
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Foreign Notes.

A quarter million pounds sterling was raised
raised in Edinburg, Glasgow, Paisley and
GreeDock, for the relief of the shareholders
of the Glasgow Bank. An appeal is to be
telegraphed today to st. Andrew clubs in
different parts of the world for this relief
fund
Business in Peru is paralyzed, and there is
general lack of confidence.
When Passanante, the would.be assassin of
the King Of Italy, was arrested ter years ago
for posting revolutionary placar3s he told the
police that he was stD9;;.Dg French for the
purpose OF going te Paris to kill NAPOLEON the
The early resignation Of the Italian minister
is lcJxed for.
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AUGUSTA, November 21.- Cotton easier Middiing
uplands at SIC.
GALVESTON, November 2l.-Cotton is quiet; Mid
ding upands &C.
CINCINNATI, November 21.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding Lands Sc.
CHARLESTON, November 21.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding oplands at 9Ac
MEMPHIS, November Election barely steady /;
Middling upands &c.
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THE CODE OF HODOR.


ton.
PARIS, Nov. 21.-Gambatta and De Fourton
fought duel today. Nobody was hurt
De Fourton in his defence before the
Chamber referred to Gambetta's recent
sp, eches as favoring ostracsm of all who are
not old Republicans. Gambetta said: 'That
is falsehood.'' On demand Of President
M. Grevy, Gambetta said, 81 withdraw the
word 10 Difference to the rules of the house."
An official account of the meeting which
took place at Plessis Piquet signed by the
sidering G1mbetta's withdraw did not modify
the offensiyeness of the epithet requested the
deputies, Bin de Bourbon and Robert
Michelet, to demand satisfaction. Gambetta
named two deputies as his seconds and refused
to make any further withdrawal than that
borne on the official minutes. De Fourton had
choice of weapons and named pistols Both
fired at the word and missed. No further
particulars.
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Suit Ax.inst Railroads.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov 21.-Locomotive Engine
Safety Truck Company of New York has en-
tered suits against the Boston, Concord & Mon
treal, Boston 8 Maine, Maine Central, Yer
mont Central and Montpelier & Wells River
railroads for infringement upon Smith patents
for improvements in locomotive axle trucks.
The corporations have dubbed together under
the name Of the Eastern Railroad Association
for mutual defence.
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KEMPT, MS. Schr Bonetta-2l5 tons plaster to
A ID Whidden.
ADVOCATE, Ms. Schr Eota Bean-117 bbls plas-
ter, 1913 ousD potatoes to order.
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THE HALIFAX AWARD.
The Money Paid ov,

The Money Paid over to England.
LONDON, Nov 81 Minister Welsh has paid
over to Her Msjesty's government the amount
OF the fishery award BY draft upon Martin,
Rose 3 Co. for So. 500, 900.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 21.-The raiding
party operating In Calhoun and Claiborne
counties, under charge of Deputy Collector
still houses, five copper stills, 5000 gallons Of
beer and mash and 80 gallons Of whiskey, and
made several arrests.
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BANK Court of the
United States, District of Maine. In the matter
OF William ii Walker, Bankrupt.
This is to give notice that petition has been pre-
sented TO the Court. this thirteenth day of Noyem-
Der, by William H Walker. of Portland a Bankrupt.
praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge from all his debts provab.e under the
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
1t is ordered by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, on the sixth day OF January, A, d.
1879 before the Court in Portland in said District
at leoclock A. M, and that the second meeting of
the Gre ditols of said Bankrupt, be held before
James D. Fessenden Register, on the tb tieth day
OF November, 1873 at IL a NJ and the third meeting
OF the same on the twenty day of DeceInbee
1873 at II a; m. and that notice thereof be pub
nsned IN the Portland Advertiser and the Portland
Press newspapers printed in said District once week
or three successive weeks and in the weekly Adj
yertlser ana Press the last publication to be thirty
days at least before the day Of hearing and that All
creditors who have proved their debts and other per-
sons IN interest. may appear at said time nd place
and show cause, if any they have. why the PRAYER OF
said Petition should not be granted.
WIN. P. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court, for said District.
no,f d1aw3wTh&wlw46
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DIED.

In this city. Nov. 21, Annie Louisa, youngest
daughter of William and Louisa o. Taylor, aged 8
years months and IL days. Massachusetts papers
please copy
Notice of funeral hereafter.7
In Deering, Nov 20, Patience B. Winsow. Telict OF
the late Dan'l Winslow, aged "a years months.
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at o'clk.
In East Livermore, Nov. 6, J. Sewall Mitchell, aged
6S years.
In East Hiram, Nov. 0, Mrs. M. K. Mabry.
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MARRIED..

In Cape Elizabeth Nov. 20 by Rev. B. F. Pritch-
ard, Clarence d Dodge and Miss Annie L. Williams,
both of Cape Elizabeth.
In Deerng. Nov. 16, by Rev. W. A. Bosworth.
OIe1qs Leatners and Miss Mary st. Cyr, both of
Westbrook.