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MAINE NEWS.


RoCkLAND. June IL
Samuel ID. Haynes. the murderer of Jas
Z. Robbins, was captured this morning a,
lslesboro, aud brought to this city. Hsyne,
stole new boat at the Northport Car1p
ground. in which he crossed to Islesboro
landing near Dark Harbor. on the Eas,
side of the Island. yesterday morning
Constable Isaiah Boardmsn. was setting
nets about seven A. NJ, and saw HAYNES
and spoke To him, but did not know him
Ia the middle of the afternoon Hsype.
went To the house of {. &. Hatch, and
asked tor shelter. Mrs. Hatch was the
only person At home. She admitted him.
and the conversation which ensued strong
~ excited her suspicious. news OF the muir
der being known on the Island. He took
revolver from his pocket while there.
and shortly after went swsy. T.. D. Hatch
aud Myron Pendieton. two young men
who had heard OF the visit to Hatch.
house. went IN search OF the man. shortly
after Z. NJ, and seeing smoke wen: to a
plsce along the shore and found HAYNES
under s sort OF shelter tent eating supper.
They pretended To be in search OF a COW.
and had a conversation with him, which
confirmed their suspicious. They left. sub
s.qaently bottled Capt. Ephrsim Pendie-
ton. Constable isaiah Boardmsn. and Mr.
II. II Hatch. aud at two \. NJ. the 1--WE
started well armed to capture Haynes
Arriving near the spot they waited till
after daylight, when they went 10 Haynes
tent. found him eating breakfast and took
him an custody, Constable Boardman
making the arrest.
Haynes made no resistance. and gave
up his revolver. Since his capture Haynes
has been very communicative TO the off,
ears and renOrfeF. He saws ba A "A
not intend TO kill Robbins, aud TO some he
declares he oHly struck him because having
determined 10 escape that night. he
thought II he got out without disabling the
officer In any way, the latter would be cen
sured. He says he struck him a swinging
back handed blow, holding the iron mostly
covered by his hand. aud designing only to
stun him. The blow did not knock him
from the chair and Haynes ran, hesrin:
Robbins fall. After be got out he saws be
went 10 his house on the 1homasion road !;
thence TO the old Church In Thomastou :
thence without stopping long through the
woods and fields 10 Blackington's corner
and across 10 West Camden; then toward
Rockport and round into Camden. where
he was seen and followed a. before re-
ported.
Early Friday morning he reached va
cant cottage belonging to Ms. 4. ; Rowe
OF Bangor. half a mile below Norihport
Camp Ground. where be stopped that night
He saws he visited friends ln Belfast also
the following night where he secured sup
plies and returned, and SUNDAY ght took
boat from the Camp Ground and went TO
I,lesboro. He SAWS he intended TO 20 to the
Provinces and II he had known Robbins
was dead would have been much further
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Sullivan.
The last week has been . busy one
among the mining men In this vicinity. On
Monday the Ashley" mine was taken pos
session Of by the Company, Of which J. X.
Gross OF Boston, Is President. and Thomas
Daley Of Newton. Mass. Treasurer, and
Mr.. Horn their Supt. put 10 charge Of this
mine. which Is one Of great promise. Mr..
Horn is now busily engaged in getting the
shaft ready for machinery.
On Tuesday, Col. Chas. II. Lewis OF New
York, and l.. Foster Morse Of Boston. put
in an appearance as managing Directors OF
the waukeag Mine" aud have commenced
work with . force OF eight men, contr acted
for a building l0ox36 feet. to be put up At
once, and fired their frs, shot. which In
the language Of one OF the directors. "will
echo around the world" Work has also
been commenced on the Milton Mine" by
the Ferry. under the direction Of New York
and Fi,chburg, Mass. parties. who are IN
tending to put up a small smelling furnace
q, once. Everything looks encouraging
and We predict some bright days for Sulli-
van 10 the immediate future. y.
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0askspors.
The Anniversary exercises in their usual or
der OF the T. N. Conference Seminary. occ urrcd
during the week following SUNDAY. June sta.
In the evening OF which day the Principal.
Rev. Mr.. Forsyth. pronounced an appropriate
Bsocalanrea,c. The elias. examinations occ upicd
Monday and Tuesday. The Trustee, were 10
session on Tuesday. in the evening Of which
the usual address to student. was delivered by
Rev. W. Z. Huntington. Of Cambridgeport
The platform exercises OF the graduating elias.
Of nine Young lAdie. and six Young gentlemen
occupied the afternoon Of Wednesday and werr
As follows
xu.ic
FXAuKR
Latin Satisfactory,
benjamin FrAaklin ElliOsi. Dexter
MUSIC.
sleep Matte IAnsfl Colby. Ruek.por,
Courage. Jesrph william " aIker,.....Brook.Silie
Virtues Tears etnbalm the Braye
Alice Linwoo-i tsgay......... Hack .part
Beaooa Lashss. hate frcsion Bailey IL. Bucks psors
MUSIC
Gossip. benjamin TuPp sowie,... Sc. .GoulIsboso
frcak. Of ,omnns.
Cora Augusta Davidson Bucksport
The Bai~ark. Of Dc-potie Power
James Lnoeh rasil. Plantation No u
Hattie Biselow Parker. .nucs.por,
Music
The EuiiAers. Fannie sport
Milo stones, Cora Annle finkhAm. ....... Lincoln
America golden Age.
HCsIc.
LIFE hysisnes, Lucy Hale raPley,. Brooksvilo
I.1sre wlnshtp rolsorn Bucksp,rt
\ Pertinent question anil SAle.iletary.
Howard Edwin Abbou,--............ Trcmoni
hfsIC-
oonferring Of Diplomas.
HEsEpIcIios
The exercises were followed In the evening
by an alumni socisble al which two hundred
sat down 10 ice cream and cake after which
toa.ts were announced and rc-ponscs made.
IL was . very enjoy able occasion enliyened bY
McQSown's band.
In the las, two years new interest Ia. de-
veloped in and towards this worthy and useful
Institution. The place IL occupies In the pro
gramulc OF general education has come TO be bet
ter appreciated, and Its 1ndiiion and prospects
have essentially frightened snj improved. Il
has come TO ke better Understood that ths
amount Of education requisite for teaching 10
any grade OF our common school. 10 enter upon
professional study, or 10 engage INTEL gently tn
mechanics or agriculture, eau bc obtained a.
this Institution.
Provision has been made 10 repair and re-
furnish the rooms In the boarding house, ami
board Ia. been reduced 10 50, without di.crim-
nation Of rooms.
The Fall term OF fourteen weeks, viii com
mence August 9Th.
Capt. o. NJ. Gray has bought the sch
Daniel Breed, built in ls+3, OF II tons. for
oe.5. He has tAken out the rotten wood. l.Ar-
log keel. stern and part Of apron, floor timber.
and bottom planks. He will pot In new deck.
entire new ceiling. top timbers, all necessary
frame iimbers, sister keelsons, apron, stern
pos; and ,ransom. He has eighteen men
n work She il Tn be Z, adv july 4th Can,
q. has chartered the Tug Howell 10 take her 10
tow, with all who, from this vicinity, propose
10 nd the Masonic celebration at Belfast
and return. Capt. q. intend. TO run the Dan
lei Breed between \. Y. and ST. Domingo.
L. II. W.
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Partridge's Cove. Mr.. Bartlett has commenced
operations by sinking . shaft already to the
depth OF ten (l0) feet, clearing . space seven by
nine feet to work In. That the vein (Which
averages from two to three feetl 10 true assure
reis Is obvious by the description given by
State Assayer Bartlett.
The vein runs (by compass) wsO.N. II is
well defined between two perfect walls. On
one eide Of the lode IL . space filed with loose
cement Of red oxide OF iron, pebbles and . very
porous substance and on the other side is q
coating Of clay OF tale which Is very son, about
an inch thick. visited this mine . week since
and Is nearly a. can describe It these are the
facts. Mr.. Bartlett has had an assay and Is
well satisfied with the result. Any persons
Interested In mining will find Mr.. b. ready to
show his mine. CARoLUs.
Lamoine. June Is, 1873.
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sarxe.sstlle.
A sad acciden, occurred in our har5or
last Tuesday. 10Th inst The sch. Paul
Seavy, Young, master, on his way from
Bangor to Machias to load for the ".
Indies on Tuesday. during the rain and
easierly wind. came 10 here for harbor.
After anchoring. one of the crew, Jonathan
X. Johnson,a young man haliing from Phil
adelphis was sent aloft TO furl the main
xsn topsail. and frop, some cause After get
ting TO the mast head he lost his hold
and fell to the deck. striking on the rail-
killing him instantly. The next day he
was taken on shore and buried. = lot beins
kindly furnished In small burying ground
near BY. At the grave there was reading
at the Scripture singing and prayers
Many Of our little community followed the
body Of the stranger sailor to his grave.
smelling Of ore commenced at the
"Eggemoggin Silver Nine" yesterday.
June Is. 1879. u. W.
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NJ A II RI E ID .

Ellsworth-yune Is, by W lillian SOmerby
Esq, Mr.. Isaac A. Weber and Miss Carrie l.
Mckenzie, both Of Ellsworth.
June t4th, by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr.. Viii
liam c. Huckins OF Lamoine, and Miss Aliur,
L. Wescott Of Gouldsboro.
Waltham-June 18th, by Calvin Kingman
Esq, Mr.. Henry A. Glow Of Waltham, anC
Mrs. Eliza A. johnson Of Bangor.
In Franklin-June 18th, BY the Rev J. L
Brigham, Mr.. Eastman Hutchings and Mis-
Julia n. Clark, both Of Franklin.
West Eden-June 18th, BY ]. E. Hamos
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Notice to Subscribers.

me- late on the address label of each subsc r.
bcF's paper shows the time TO whtrh the subsrrln-
ton Il paid. and ali subscribers In arrears arc
requested TO pay up a. .oon ss possible.
On receipt OF paymenis on subscription At thi
once receipt VII BE- promptly sent to tho sub.
scFlbeT and the date the address label III b.
corrected on the neni issu OF tho paper.
In all commune atom relating To subscriptions
our Correspondents are requested to .tAlr ire
fo.Ioalce % which IN. paper Is. Is to be. sent.
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l..
In directing a change Of address. Always give
ihc present address a. well AZ the ono to which
ysu wish the paper Afterwards sent.
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Sailed, Monday June 9th, Sehs Walter
Young, Thompson, and Irving Leslie, Hagerthy
for the Grand Banks. The Charlie Of Essex,
Capt. Dean, hiss just DISCHARGED four hundred
and twenty-five 1888 bbls. Of Assdalene ner-
ring. The King brothers are putting them up.
The Isasc Rich Of Essex. Capt. McDonsld,
arrived recently with shout ore thousand Q0o0)
bbls. for Capt., G. B. Hodgkins.
"A bear has recently been seen near Blunts
Pond. Picnic parties look out for your dinner
baskets.
Minerals have been discovered on land Of
d. ID. Hodgkins.
The mining notes that appear from week
to week In the AMERICAN, receive we think ~
much attention - any Of It's interesting readiaG
sud q nearly every other mine In the state hsa
been described through the columns o( you!
pap. Z, bear with me please while l give absiet
and true description Of one In our litfIe towu
owned b. Hon. Hiram Baftlett anc located q
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The Walking TOurname mt.
PORTLAND. June L.

In the tournament to-nisht the following
distances weTe made:
Massachusetts - Pcrcival, 1t hour, :
miles. 6 laps; 2ud, IS miles, - laps, 81.
20 miles. II laps: 4th, PC miles. &c laps
Grsy, LIST hour. miles, % laps; God. -
miles; 50, - miles, ; laps; 4ih. = miles.
; APPS.
Maine-RouBds, lst hour. miles, p
laps; 2ud, IS miles. 10 laps; 50. II miles.
10 laps; 4th, % miles, 81 laps. Barry. lst
hour, . miles, laps; 2nd. - miles. Is
laps; Sd. 10 miles, laps; All, - miles. :
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sylvania Central. and Boston and Albany
Railroads. from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF c.
c. Burrill at the lowest rates. Also tick.
cts to Portland by Inside line OF Steamers
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. lstf
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City and County.


N~~ ASserssse1eass Thts Week.
Statement Hancock Co. saving. Bank-C. Z.
Burrill.
rorcciosure-w. q. sargent
Rostnn Comedy Cell = Weber.
Probate Notices.. =. Dorr.
Stage farps Rcduccd-John n. Hale 4 Co
One Thousand Dollars Misunderstanding Com.
T.. NJ. {. >cmiaAIy-Bsy. t.eo. Forsyth.
stores. Dwellings and Land 10 Rent-Berry
Piaro.
Freedom Noilee-H~nry Banks.
Grand Re-pPening-E. =. Robinson.
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Rev. VIM. Forsyth preached .; the Con-
grcgationsl Church at aP. NJ. sunday, from
the text. Matt. SIS, my soul is exceeding
sorrowful, even unto DEATH Amer which
baptism and the Lords supper was celebrated.
Seven were received into the Church a, Thu.
communion. two by letter. and ave by comics
sion Of their Faith. one infant was conscera-
ted. The interesting thought occurs that Of
the whole number thus far received into the
Church. (ia.l all were adults, and all but two.
heads Of families. such additions ought 10 BE-
strength 10 the working force. as well as the
moral and religious Influence OF 4 Church. No
doubt each new member will try and make Il
SO. Ever since the good work commenced, an
interesting young peoples prayer meeting has
been sustained. Quite = number OF young con-
serts will Join the Church Al the ne II com
munion In September.
The new Methods; minister. Mr.. Alex
Ander. has commenced his iabors here under
what looks like favorable auspices. a. the
Churches seem TO be well united to still DO a
good work. We all hope they may continue
10 help each other a, during the past season.
NHDICUs.
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DO you want TO save your childrcnl II you
do. go TO q. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
send"n's Worm Expcller. II Is the sure.t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sen,
by mail on receipt, OF the price.
Prepared by Fvssenaen & Co, Rocklsnd.
Maine.
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seh william. Cousin from kilsw or,h Tor Ron
dnui. with slaves, sprung Aleas an mat. % aut
islands. and rllei VI tn She put lot . Deer
ssoTth for repairs.
sch q. Brooks, irum Winter Harbar lo-
Boston. sprung alrak Of Duck Island sth AN,
put bArk tor repairs
oh forcsL Guy (oi Ellsworth Mooa from
HAnEor for New YORK via Block lslani Arr I'VE.
Newport. X !. June IS. Tb- F0rcai CIV Wen
ashorr al Clay Head. part Of Block BLAND,
In = THEA iOs. az 10 L n. June u, and "a. haul,
Ell a by The new Block f.iani wreckiBz Com.
pAny. sith the loss OF iOrrfoos and latsr keel.
The vessel B. tight. and u sgppo sesi have r..
criScd trthiDE damage The amount Of salyAss
reported claimed l. go.
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Read ,rhas the dealers say.

y.
y. ". kinsmsn, Es9.-Dear Sir With
pleasure we order ten gross Addmsoa's Bo-
fdsic Cough Bdisdm-showing conclusiveIy
that merit has won the day. and that your
Bsissm y taking the lead over the many bot
ties OF tr,sh that now food the mArket-From
smith, Doolittle & smith, Druggists, Boston.
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Esq, Mr.. Willard Li-comb and Miss susan l..
Peach. both OF Eden
AT oceanvillc Me.-June lst, by Rev. Le-
bulon Davis, Rev. A. A. Bickford OF san
bOrnton \. II. and Miss Carrie Z. Hatch, Of
Oceanyiiic.
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VAUDEVILLE. June Il.
Capt Winslow Roberts OF the firm Of
Roberts Il Marston, shank manufacturer,
Appointment and respected citizen. died very
suddenly this morning. lie will probably
be buried with Masonic honOrs.
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Don't faI TO try DR.. kImbalrs BaIssm, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness OF the
Thrusi. Chest. Lungs. &c. A pleasant and
cfeciual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price - & 20 cents, by all
Druggists. iyr-.
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Business Notices.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL, cArAsss srxrny

strikes sf the root, builds up the constitution,
makes 1t new. and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases OF the mucuous membra nes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders, kidneys and throat, iy49
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At Court Of Probate holden at Bucksport,
within and for the County Of Hancock, on the
srd Wednesday of Ma A. 70. ls39.
uEZEKIAH r. Lufkin. Admir- OF the estate of
Qsamael T.. Holden, late Of beer Isle. 10 sait
County, deceased, having presented his first sc-
count Of ADM nisuation upon aid estate for Pre-
bate,
ORDERED That the said Accountant Civ no
tice thereof 10 all persons interested by causing
. copy this order To be published weeks sssces
sively in the Ellsworth American printed in Els
to be held at BIuehiiI In said county on tho Is,
Wednesday OF July next, at ten of the cloc
in the forenoon. and shew cause If s.y they have
why the same should not be allowed.
3x25 PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest, CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
true copy. Attest :-CHAs. Z. DoER. Reg'r.
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Obituary notices. beyond the Date Name and
Age. must be paid for.
Ellswnrth-June Bird, Mrs. Loyina b. Grin
die, aged Il years and months.
West Ellsworth-May 18th, Margaret Gott,
aged 81 years.
June 18th, Isaac Got, aged - yrs Min
nesots papers please copy.
Haneock-May 10, Mrs. Lydia Abbott, aged
81 years.
June LIST, William Abbott, aged - years.
Penobscot-June 9th, Miss Deborah Grindle,
aged 81 years and ~ days.
So. Deer Isle-June End, Mr.. James Green
law, aged IS years.
June 9th, Mrs. Susan Robbins aged IS yrs.
Eddngton-June sth, Mrs. Susan Padel-
ford. aged 80 years IL months.
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Ar At saguA June 5. brig Nellie Ware, A sbury
New York.
Sid ID, brig Myronus. Jarvis, New Yosk.
At Port Spain-MAy d, sch Mary Lord, Smith
fro0 New York. ~ 18th.
Al bArbadoes-AAy ~, sch Eva Leonard
Smith, from Charleston, ar 18th.
A. Rio Grande-MAy 8. sch Jennie A Stubs
Stubbs, for New York.
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he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
ONCE Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, u. c. June ls-lAN
Indications.
For New England rising barometer
northeast TO northwest winds, cooler fol-
lowed by warmer, clear or clearing wealth
err
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lns,anier cures Toothache In one momen
stu
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MARINE LIST.

Eils~ orsh Pert.
reinesdAy June II.
SAILED.
~ch Copy, Curtis. Providence.
Sch Mary Ann. -, swAu's I.le.
Thuniay Jane u.
ARRIVED
Sch hontuo. ~. Fog.. Portland.
CLEARED,
sch taFessa. Ray. Deer i.ic. to take deck load
d seh Dexter. wA.eh ven: ashore the I'm.
Friday. fune n.
CLEARED.
sch David Faust Saith, PHI laIc'phia
sch Mary Ggshman. Falirn Boston.
sch kAstsTn ourcR. Dunbar. Grand Ranks
Sch sarah Elizabeth. Curiia. BIaehin.
Saturday, Juhe 10.
ARRIVED.
Ncs Geo u Ferguson. Ferguson Belfast
Sch Elizabeth. Ferrri, lar iiarbor.
CLEARED.
sch william II Archer. tisla,ty Boston
Sch k,nIGcEy, foss. ssan's Island.
Tuesday. June II.
CLEARED.
sch aeo. u. Ferguson Ferguson, New York.
sch Nandalis. Alley, RondouL
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Rev. DR.. Field Of Baugo. will occupy
~. pa'p" Of the Congregational Churcb in
this city on Sunday next.i
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Coun-
ty Of Hancock.
THE undersigned Executors OF the last will ana
i testament OF Robert T. Osgood, late of Or
land in said County, deceased, respectfully rep
resent that the goods and chauels. rights and
credits OF said deceased are not sufficient to pay
his just debts and legacies under the will and
charges Of administration, by the sum oil eight
hundred dollar. Wherefore your petitioner
prAys your Honor TO grant him = license 10 SCI
At public or private sale. and convey the home
stead Of said deceased, situated in I'd Orlsnd ii
being the whole Of the real estate OF the deceased
(including the Teversion OF the widows dover
Iherin 70 satisfy said debts and legAcies under
the will and charges Of admin istration.
b. A. OSGOUD,
J. T. OSGOOD
Executors.
May slst, 1873.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss:-Court Of Probate, May Term
A. ID. 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
said petitiener give public notice to all persons
interested, ny causing copy Of the petition, and
this order thereon to be published three weeks
| SUCCESSFULLY in the Ellsworth American, news
paper Published in Ellsworth, in said County,
| that they may appear At . Court OF rebate Tor
| Wednesday, Of June next, At ten OF the clock m
| the prayer Of said petitioner should not be grant
l ed.
3w23s PARKER TUCK, Judxe
Attest CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
4 true copy, Attest :-IhAs.P. DORR, Register
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c. c. BurriII Agent, at Ellsworth, Me,
ANNUAL STATEMENT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass,
JANUARY LIST. 1879.

ASSETS.
MARKET PRI
10000 United States per cent Bonds
Gold, sIOg 3i2 20
ioceo Enited states ~ per cent Bonds,
cold, lO.,750
Gold, I0s IA
100 go Massachusetts per cent Bonds,
Gold, ITO 500 M
100 90 Boston Mass, per cent Bonds
Gold, III 5oo m
900 Fail River. Mass, 5 per cent
Bonds tioid, IA zoo On
5000 Newton Mas per cent Bonds
Cold, $4,000
5000 Danvers. Mass, 5 per cent Bonds.
Cold, 81 25oD0
l2 Shares First National Bank. Chel-
sea. Mass, l,l4c
100 shares Manufacturers National
Bank Boston, SOS 90
10 shares Merchandise Ma nal
Bank Boston. s.l5s 90
50 Shares Continental National
Bank Boston, 4,250 90
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages and
/ Real Estate, 81 500 %
| Premiums in Course of Collection, s,47sa
Accrued Interest, 4,2ls "a
Cash in Bank and Once, 1,iH 81
| Total, $3.50 ,2e7 IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. ESQ oaO 90
| Reserve for Reinsurance, 1851 20
/ Reserve Tor Losses, COMMISSIONS,
and other Claims, 2s,S15 80
J Net surplus, - i0e77
Total. ss,os1 s
g. G. Burrill, Agent.
lyi2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-23

rremiums are received and Losses paid In cash
y. Policies issued payable at the death OF the
sured, also payable at the end Of certain number
D. yeas. Policies are also issued on thei
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Galaxy.
MORNING.

Thus passed the night, so foul. till morning fair
Came forth in pilgrims steps In amice gray
Who with her radiant finger stlled the roar
OF thunder chased the clouds an d laid the winds.
Ant. now the sun with more efiectual beams
Had cheered the face Of earth and dried the wet
From dropping plant and dropping tree; the birds,
Who all things now bebeld more fresh and green
After night of storm SO ruinous,
Cleared up their choicest notes in bush and spray,
To graduate the sweet return Of morn.
Milton