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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13
Railroad lsge,iug at worcester

WORCESTER, Saturday, Nov il, lo7l'A |
Editor PreSs:-A special meeting OF the stoc6-
holders OF the Worcester and Nashua haiiioau
Company was held here this morning 10 ACT III
relation to leasing the projected ROAD between
Rochester and Nashua, n. ID. Inc matter mas
been in contemplation for some time, and an
cot ,vas attained from the last legislature of
+bis State authorizing this company to make
s,ch lease. 1t has boon fully canvassed by
,be Directors and stock holders, and the action
to..ay was unanimous in favor of leasing the
road as soon as completed, at an annual rental
of six per cent on its cost, payable semi annu-
ally. The project is very popular here, many
persons interested in the Worcester and Nash
ua road having subscribed to the stock of the
new road, while the corporation itself has SUBJ
scribed for $500, 0O0 The subscriptions are
made on condition that 81 900. 600 of stock is
subscribed to start the road. OF this sum over
100000 is already pledged, and the action of
the meeting to-day will pave the way for the
rapid absorption of the remainder. The friends
Of the project expect the stock to pay well from
the start, and thereis no reason " by 1t should
not. The Wilton road, running from Nashua
to Wilton, n. H., is leased la similar man
| ner and on similar terms to the Nashua and
| Lowell road, and its stock is worth ITO easy.
The road from Rochester tc Nashua should be
better paying property for tits part of trunk
line with large business secured, while the
Wilton road has not that advantage. Az
The Nashua and Rochester road is Intended
to connect with the Portland and Rochester
road and with it will form grand trunk line
to Portland, and, when the European
and Northwestern road is completed, to Hall
fax, while it also has connections by Conway
and Gorham with the White Mountain regior
ard by the Ogdensburg and Dover line, will
Lake Champlain, the Canadas and the Grea
West. As through line from Portland it will
have great advantages over any existing line
shortening the distance materially, and allow
ing choice Of several routes, for either freigh
or passengers, from this city to New York.
The best of feeling prevails here in regard t
the project. Mr.. Lynch, President of the Port
land and Kocl ester road, is here to-day
and expresses himself as highly gratife
with the spirit and temper of til,
capitalists who are at work for the road
We look for its early completion and for th
dispatch of trains from Worcester for Portlan
direct, as frequently as they are now dispatcl
ed from here to other New England cities wit
which we are in direct railroad connection.
| LAURISTON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

GRASSES FOR SLAIY SoILs-All OF the New
York papers,eve to the Evening Post has aman
who tells those who inquire what he ssknows
about farming" One informs correspond.
emit that son land titled with fioely broken blue
slates-the object being bay, and not pasture
what grasses would be likely TO succeed best 10
place OF, or in connection with red clover, the
latter being almost certain to burn out if even
moderate drought occurs the first season. .
We know of no better mixture for such soil
than the following: Red top, pounds; tall
meadow oat grass, 8 pounds; orchard grass, 4
pounds; hard fescue, pounds; perennial rye
grass II pounds; Timothy, 4 pounds; red clo-
yer, pounds. J. -
These grasses will withstand drought as well
as any other that are tall enough to be moWn,
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.H. LIE hennebee Journal presents the Stan
dara with Tweed cos I" that fits admira.
ply. The Journal sho that its Democrat.
lc ne'ghoor defended the "Boss" and hi.
Iammany associates with the greatest vehe
mence until very recent period, pronounc.
ing the revelations in regard to their "course
grossly fa'se and malicious charges withou
ascintilla of evidence to support them. II
styled the Boss "That great leader in the De.
mocratic ranks, VIM. M. Tweed" and so on
:" the end OF the chapter. This Tweed coat
was worn by all the Democratic papers in
NAME at hrst, but they have now turned IL
new one. f0' -oi @
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ooai.' next Massachusetts Legislature will
oIaho, ~ : 40 Republicans, 81 Democrats and
=. "A Few Gays before the New York e,ootio,
the Richmond Wing wrote. or I'm ta, e'e''ion
tics more perhaps depends upon Tho ras,, po;.
New York than in all others. If sho .esu'I IN
publican there will not be ghost of s CO. r'e
tor the opposition in the next President;a,
election, unless some new and potential com
b:nation shall be formed against the admins
Maryland is not so entirely "My Maryland
as heretofore for the Republicans carried loul
counties at the election in Maryland on Tues
aay-Allesany, Washington, Frederick and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

GRANT makes good selection of men 70
represent the United States abroad. Mr.
Washburne's splendid success in Paris has
done much to inspire foreigners with respect
for America and Americans. 1t is now said
that Gen. Schenck is the most popular minis
ter that ever represented his country at the
English court He is not a snob like Adams,
nor toady like Reverdy johnson, but he is
ape, 1t seems, to command respect without
being either.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

The Lewiston Journal reminds us that we
are mistaken in saying that there is no lady
student in Bates College. There is Miss
Haley in the junior class whose rank in her
class is very high. We gladly make the cor
ractiop s .. g..
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BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT,

sBe sure you're right, then go ateadn
Long years ago a wise man said;
BE sure you're right" though you 60 slow. p
"Be sure you're right then go shead
"A And heaven , will . g,ye You ',daily bread"
AMI eur, toS sG shall cGnouer nevgr you SOW
You'll sure be right, when Boys need ;,
II You buy them at GEORGE FENNo's,
Corner oil Beach and Washington street
post'n, No'' Il novf0-a1w
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In this city, Nov II. Mr.. Abel W. Murch, aged az
years months. Transcript please copv,
In this city, Nov n, Mr.. Daniel Tappan Chase
aged SO years and months. ..l.. III =
Funeral ON Tuesday afternoon at Q O'Clock. nj
1883 Cumberland street. Relatives and ftiends are
invited to attend.
In this city, Nov. II. Mary Elizabeth, Youngest
daughter Of Mary J. and Il late Frederic ". Mich
OILS. aged IS years.
Funeral on Wednesday, at III o'clock from No,
Sc State street.
In Augusta. Nov. II, Elizabeth p. Dodge of this
city, aged 81 years.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock from
the resdence OF her brother. No 10 Brattle street
In South Paris, Nov. 0, MIR. Otis Z. Bolster. AGED
70 years.
years. - -
In Hiram. Mr. Frank wadsworth, aged 80 wears
months.
In Skowhesan, Nov. 6, Mr.. j. Milford Brown aged
81 years. "e'u
10 East Scmerville. Nov. 10. Amelia A, witc Of 8.
II. Hatch, aged 90 years II months y
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EMnR NnA

Brig Frontier. tof Porland,l Morgar, from Sayan-
Lab tor Providence. struck on Newton Rock, near
the latter port about A VI. 10Th inst, aud bged
She was hauled Off in the anernooa ana by the aid OF
steam Jumps was kept afoat until she reached Prov
idenee where she was run on tho flats near Iii rs
wharf. Her bottom appears 10 be badly damaged.
7 Br brig New Dominion, Kirk rom Yarmouth Ms,
for Portland, put into Gloucester lob With the
o. schr OCEAN Bird. who taken from the rigging
OF the wreck of Georges Bank sth inst The scLr
took LIST inst, and the crew being unable 10 ex
tnguish the fame they scustled her and went into
the ligg ng, heI they remained three days without
provisions. aud were very much txhaused when Ies
cued. The making clean breach over the
wreck and the men poI OF ouIy with the great.
est difficulty Three other vessels passed he wreck
without oifeIirg assistai &c.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, New. n

SutUrUNy, NOV.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dnigo, johnson, New York, mdss 10
Henry Fox. So ="
Sch Mary Bliss. tBr) Thuiber Stonipeton !,
load for st John. NIB. s'o"' 10
Sch Thames, Freeman, Tremont-box sbool. =.
st John Smith. IVA shooks 70
Sch Polly, Dodge, Mt Desert-box shocks 10 @,
,, Sch C'iea' Thorndike, Rockaud,-lims IN r. . n
sen cashier, Moore Cranberry Isles
S Sch M n' MoiT,son, Winchenbsch rriendsb,,
ro pen ,a mercy howes, Blu CESS, Ma inicas m..r
zen Everett Philbrook, Matinicus-mackers,, ,r .
cen cen Lzae Ggptil,. Chandler, Rockland for Salem
sen JAMES, Winchenpaw, Bangor tor Boston,
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

George w. Bagley, of Ellsworth, who shot
B. f. Gray on Thursday night Of last week
was arraigned before the Police Court in that
city on Tuesday, on the charge of "assault
with dangerous weapon with intent TO kill, "
and:was ordered to recognize with sureties in
the sum of $1,000 for his appearance at the
Hancock county s. j. Court, April Term 1872
Selden Hancock, who was indicted by the
grand jury of Hancock county on the charge
of setting fire to John B. Haxeltine's barn in
Burnham on the night of June 9th, has been
acquitted after trial before the s. J. Court a,
Belfast.
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d state news.
ANnRoscoaoIN COUNT,

The Lewiston Journal says young man in
one of the Turner district schools was lately
arraigned before Trial Justice league and
fined SIS and costs for disturbing the school
rather an excellent way Of treating the ncor-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

Hon. Il. X. Smart of Camden, late Demo
cratic candidate for Governor was Friday TAX
Ell to the Insane Hospital for treatment. His
disease is softening of the brain.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

Somebody has "interviewed.' Jean Ippslow
the poet. Sue would talk OF nothing but the
calamity of Chicago. Like the fire itself, Jean
was quite in glow over it. 1t was generous
glow, too, for she sent hundred dollars to the
chi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13
Auction Sale
AT THE e3
Japan Tea Store.
TNeSduy, NOv. 74fb

FLUENT BL LOCK, opp. CITY MAJ,
rms VIII be rare chance for families to buy as it is
wen known fact that the stock is all first quality
All >pees are warranted strictly pure Our Teas can
be bought with perfect safety. Large stock of .ar
Fruits will be divided in such lots as will nleo.o
ers. Tea in family lots. This not being forcsd
sale, we can sell to suit families. See advertso,
Let the house be filed mt I-2 %. W.T.
P
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

The journal says DR.. Strout has in his pos
session a curious and ancient coat.of arms Of
the Lovekn (now Lufkin) family. The patent
for the oat-ot-arms was granted April l3, 1884,
in the 26h year of Queen Elizabeth, TO Sir
Hugh Lovekin of the county of Stafford, Bart,
who was the ancestor of the Lufkins of New
England-Mrs. StrOut being one Of them
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

THEIRS is so much affected by the death Of
his friend Lambrecht that serious fears for his
own health are felt.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGG-
with sure means OF relief for the Erring and I'm or
tunate. Diseased and Debilitated. Address Hc W.
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, s. Ninth St, Phils del
phia. Pa. jy 26-sNtlc
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TO be Rented. 30

1--WE Rooms on Neal ST.; six rooms In rear of
- Mechanic ST. SIX rooms on watsrv!lle sta
nouse on YAK street; house corner Cumberland aud
faris sts; house corner wilmot aud Lincoln
hoiS-oiwF nE -It WA. II. JERKS.
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pENoBscor COUNTY.

Thirty-three divorces were granted at the re-
cent term of of the Supreme Judicial Court at
Bangor, while sevarel were refused.
As the European and North American pas
senger train was backing out of the Maine
Central depot at Bangor Friday night, the rear
car struck yonng man named Michael Trow
ell, who was walking on the track and did not
notice the movement of the train, Knocking
him down and cutting and bruising his head
badly, but not seriously iniuring him.
George W. Gorham was severely injured a,
ing up iron. The pieces file in all directions
one striking Mr.. Gorham on the ankle. al.
though he was standing some thirty feet from
the machinery. A painful and serious wonnd
was inflicted upon his ankle, but fortunately
the bones were not broken. I.4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

a constable, much mole memoef OF the
Legislature.
h The Trenton Gazette, Republican, says that
the astounding success of Joel Parker, the
Democratic candidate for Governor in New
Jersey, by solarge a majority when the Leg
islature is 50 heavily Republican, places that
gentleman at the very head and front of the
Democratic politicians of the country as an
available Presidential candidate next year
The New York Herald says the suggestion Is
not bad one, for Jersey has as good rlsh'
as any State to get up a candidate 10 :.
knocked down by General Graut. Gov | a.
| ker will make as good head pin as any OH
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

30 and Accrued Interest in Currency.
U, ) Bonds and all marketable securities receiy-
ed at highest market price in exchange for these
Bonds, and can be sent by Express and these 10.
turned by Express, tree Of expense TO the purchaser
, famphiets giving further particulars concerning
tue connections and business, with Maps, sh wing
the location and lands Of this road free on APP
plicatlon 70
sq', ELIAS MERRILL. f-f
Principal Agent of the Company for the
-srs Sale iof Bonds,
II A con, MAINE,
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Artificial Teeth.

NA To my Patrons and the Public.
UIfYTN wish to cal your attention to the
- ADJUSTABLE RIDGE, which am
row applying with great success to ali OF teeth.
he method of applying this ridge to artificial teeth
~ an invention OF my own. By its the most
to have teeth inserted will be sure of perfect ft by
having This ridge used Every set OF teeth made by
me win TINS ridge applied will be properly adjusted
SO as to Mt the mouth perfectly or no pay will be ac-
cepted tor the work done. Those who have sets of
TEEN which 10 not fit can have them reset This
sidge apphed, ana warranted to fl charge will
be made. CARLTON KENDALL, D. Is s
No IL Clapps Block, corner OF Congress and Elm
streets, Portland. noiidt, Tin
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN sTEAm

Miniature Almanac ..... November Is
Sun rises. Moon rises. B IS AM
Sun Sets ............ 4.i0 High water Ii so An
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FOR SALE

THE new two story French roof house. lust fin
Il ished, n Cushman ST.; house piped for Sch ago.
and all the modern improvements. Enquire on the
premises or No 25 Emery st, j. A. 1ENNT "
sep5dtt sI
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FISH.
Commissioners, 49,,
Ara'ay and Macy Union Hall,

sf Late Browns HALL
w Ill be let for Lectures, Concerts, Levees. and
w private parties, on liberal terms. Two draw
,Ig rooms, water closee, &c., connected with the
nau. Apply to
oe2ineweodtt - At the Hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

LAUScHED-At Belfast iOth from the yard Of q p
Carter Co. centre board schr OF about 40 TOMS
named the Prescott Hazeltine, iatended Tor The
Southern eoastiDg trade. " '0rf
The three masted sc9r Ada Bryant built in Ia.
aac Donnings yard, Brewer, is 10 be launched ON
the 18th inst. +lr. ...H .-.t. r.r
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4OO.Acres to each Bond
SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM,

also pledged TO ensure the payment thereof.
The Bonds are Tor $1,000 each, due March l, 1s9
bear interest at .tt Fl r IA TE M - = :
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~,,u sr In want Of plain or Fancy job Printing
will tind il 40 their advantage TO call on W III "
MARKS st the Daily PressJob Printing JIM "
change Street, Portland,
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The Bell Boat. receuilv wi,drawn from soptb
ed and replaced. E >i 'P~i-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

George b. Burns, Esq, prominent lawyer
and leading Democrat ia Calais, died in tina
city on the 9Th inst. He was native of New
hampshire but has resided in Calais for TWEEN
ty years, and was much esteemed in that place
Calais is to have two mails daily. one bv che
E & n. A. Railway, and the other by the pres.
ent Lincoln route
W. -. p II oily of 49, schooner Lonis
walsh OF Calais, Me-, lying at a wharf in W al.
laoout Bay, New York harbor, was awakened
at O'Clock Friday mnrninr Inv a noise i.ANai.s
cabin, where he was sleeping. On rising III
10 ascertain the cause. burglar pointed re.
volver at his head and threatened TO blow Lii:
brains out if he did not give up his money
Having no other alternative, he handed over
the sum of sixty five dollars, which the bargl al
took, thanked him and left.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

oecil They elected one State Senator and
sr,rtoon members of the House of Delegates.
1rbe Republicans previously had not elected
.t0hla much mole a member of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

Il HE three storied Brick Store 2O4 Fore street loot
i of PUN. in COON condition. with hoisdhg aP
paratus from sub cellar TO the third story ~.
Apply TO j. X. BRAZIER, AZ Braekett sI.,
or at N Gcold, Merchant Tailor, Isl Middle s"se'
uolO1twlS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

THERE will be special meeting OF the Irish
4 American Relief Association this Monday Even
Ing Nov 18Th. 1871. at 1-2 Geo k.
Per order OF the President.
LANES COMEDIAN Se,,v
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

According to list of the heavy tax payers
Of Belfast, just printed in the Be fast Adver-
tlser, the heaviest in the city is the Alfred W.
johnson estate, S3,016; the next is Ralph G.
johnson, 50, 742; the other large tax payers are
T. r. Haz sltine, $1,264; Prescott Hazeltine,
81 140: Axel Hayford, $1,182; c.. B. Hazeltine
81 032; Arnold Harris. 81 O46; r. Sibey, 81, :.
O6S; John w. White, 81 1888. Nine others pay
a money tax of over $500 tI
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ttLEAEEn

Steamer Cariotta Colby, Halifax Ns-Io,,u po,-
teous. IVAN tpf-
s r. Spri1g. '' ASles--A q
Brig II Lane Shute, NIatanzas- Isaac Eme,v
DAVIS ""-hsan q
pe Seh Clark. (Brl Peck, st John, NIB -John
sen a heaton, Phinney. Albany-Cbas SAWYER.
r. sunday. New.
21,eaner Forest City. Knight. Boston,
nis alinon howell, Atherton, Phila ielphla, -coal
port and Calais. 7707--' -,'A' =" ioaA tv' Fast
Dana g. Co ""' Da'h'-sAii W
Sch Melr0se, Cogxins, Luhec
Sch Traverse Stnson, Deer Isle
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FIRST & ONLY MORTGAGE

On ITS ENTIaE ROAD AND PROP.
ERTH FROM WYNN to vANCEB q d,
tbesides Second Mortgage on the entire road and
equipments from Bangor to winn, So miles This
portion cost some SO 300, 0O0 and the only lien there
on IS MORTGAGE to the city OF Bangor 900 OOp)
= and. in addition thereto. by EaRsT a n n.
ONLY MORTGAGE on
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I4,OOO Acres to each MiIe

of Railroad with which they are mertgaged, They
cover 1850 square miles NEARLY as large as the State
OF Rhode Island. which is 1906 square miles, and
are of great value. 100 !
Thus besides the mortgage of the Railway, its
equipments, &c, which alone is am pie security tor
the Bonds, there are timber and farm lands to the
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800, 900 Acres of Land

Said lands being the same granted by the State Of
Maine to aid the construction OF this Ioad They are
situated along the Penobscot and St. John 4ivers
an are heavily timbered and valuable Lar %
tracts especially in the fertile Aroostook Valley THE
finest agricultural district in the State are yaluab
for farming lands as well as for their timber This
immense grant OF lands equals about 81 Il I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-13

The Lewiston Journal says the vacancy in
the Belfast Custom House caused by the de
cease of Thomas B. Emery, E<q., has just bee n
filled by the appointment of Rev. Wooster Par
ker. An additional office, janitor, has also
been created, and Capt. G. H. Wording ap
noinfed =
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