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The Cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter

CHAPTER XXV
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They have thirty days, after receipt of the captain's protest, to pay the loss in.

Captain Cooper has arrived in Portland, and gone to his home at Hallowall; and the company require a copy of the protest made in London, certified by the Consul, which I have sent for.

In the meantime, I have requested the captain to come to this, and trust not to have to wait receipt of the document from London."] This letter would seem to show that Zimmerman, Faris, and Co.

are favourite consignees with Davidson, and that he not only consigns his own lumber to them (for it must be remembered that he is a lumber dealer) but endeavours to befriend them by getting them other consignments.

It may be that Davidson in New York, John Fair and Co., in London, and Zimmerman, Faris, and Co., in Buenos Ayres, are all connected in this lumber business, and that the trade is attempted to be covered under the name of the London house; or it may be that Davidson is the sole owner, or a joint owner with Zimmerman, Faris, and Co.


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