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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-26
STATE NEWS.

ANOhOoSO1UAN SOONI1.
The Lewiston Journal says John W. Perkins,
Esq, one of the representatives from Auburn
IN the last Legislature, died at his residence in
Auburn, at 20 minutes before o'clock Monday
morning, of acute congestion of the lungs. The
funeral services will take place Wednesday at
ternoon-private services at the late residence
of the deceased at l o'clock, and public services
at the Main st. Free Baptist church at two
o'clock.
The pay of the police of Auburn is $1.75 per
day or night. 81 s
John Reed, ESQ.,, of Lewiston, has so far re-
covered from his late illness that he is able to
ride out.
The store of d. S. Dunlap Lisbon Falls, was
slightly injured by fire Monday morning. .
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
At the Capitol in New Sweden the Amer
lean and Swedish flags are displayed upon
special occasions, as for instance, the public
examination of Pastor Wiren's school, when
the great part of the population of New Swe-
dent and Commissioner Thomas, were pres
ent. ssf rt5stts5s
The North Star says in the northern part of
New Sweden, between two branches of the Lit
tie Madawaska, and about five miles from the
Capitol, is a settlement of Swedes numbering
81 souls, all from the province of Jemtland, in
old Sweden. Therefore the settlement is call
ed "New Jemtland."
(From our Correspondent
The PenObscot Baptist Association convened
at Houlton, Wednesday, March Goth. Rev. +.
Hazelwood was Moderator; d. Stone, Scribe
A social service and a sermon from the Moder-
ator comprised the morning services. In the
afternoon letters from the churches were read
and Rev. Dr. Kicker of Augusta preached. In
the evening there was a Sabbath School Con-
cert and addresses from Rev. j. Turner of
Princeton, Deacon j. c. White, Revs. DR..
Kicker, G. Nugent and f. Hazlewood. Thurs
day there was a social meeting at o'clock A.
Nj. AT IL o'clock sermon by Rev. j. Turner
of Princeton. The afternoon was devoted to
the work of the Maine Baptist Missionary Con-
yention in this county. Remarks were made
by Rev. DR.. Kicker, Rev. j. C. White and 9TH
ers upon the subject Of domestic missions A
collection was taken up amounting to $32 In
the evening a sermon was preached by Rev.
Mr. Hazlewood of Bangor. Although the
weather was cold and the roads bad, yet there
was good attendance, and deep interest per-
vaded all the services. -ss
The cars have not run into Houlton for two
weeks. The friends from Bangor who came to
the religious meeting came up by stage from
Danforth. Woodstock is rather short of flour
as the cars have stopped and purchases are
made at Houlton. -frrr 3
Frenchman started last Monday from
Houlton with two bottles of rum ON his team
for his<home in Limerick and was found on
Wednesday most frozen to death in a howell his
horses were down and most dead, and have
since died. ------- IorA.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
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r. A. of p. F. d.

ANNUAL MEETING. y
TTVHE annual meeting of the Relief Association of
Il the Portland Fire Department. will be held at
the office of the Chief Engineer, on Wednesday
Evening, April 3, 1872, at u O'clock to make choice
of sixteen l6) Trustees, and to transact any other
business. C. II, LEIGHTON, Sec'y
mch26td
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Windward, (of Stockton) Ellis, at Baltimore
from Cardenas, was "a days North of Hatteras, with
heavy northerly gales; lost forctopmast and yards
and shifted cargo. n
Barque Harry Booth, Chase, from st Nazaire for
Barbados, before reported) wrecked ON the
Cobbers. East side of Barbados, 18th INST inst.
Sch Eva L Leonard, Foster, at Charleston from
Boston, reports I'd inst North of Hatteras experienced
hurricane from NE to NV, in which lost boat, had
decks swept, &c.
reports having been in collision with schr SusQue-
hanna off North Point, but sustained no damage.
The carried away both masts.
Sch Mauna Loa, Talbot, at New York from Milk
River, ia, was nine days North Of Hatteras with NV
gales; 18th inst, lat "a 49, lon IS, had gale from NE
lasting Sc hours, during which shipped heavy seas
and lost part of deck load. = -
Sch Gamma, Huntley, at New Haven from Savan-
nah, reports heavy NV and w gales during which
carried away flying jib and split sails.
Sch Island Belle, Hurlbut, from Boston for East
port which got ashore at Eagle Island 9Th inst start
ed keel and plankng, and damaged rigging. She ar
rived at destination on the 18TH
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at st Helena 9Th ult, ship Arabia, Gage, Maui
main for Falmouth. (and sailed same day.
CID at Liverpool Sth inst, ships Frank Flint, Small
ley, Boston; 9th Jos Fish, Stackpole, do.
Sid FIN Guanape list inst, ship Hehcon, Rogers, for
Falmouth and Germany.
Sid FIN Rio Grande Jan 5, brig Tulu, Reed, Boston.
In port Sd ult, brig Henry Perkins, Seymour, from
Richmond, tor New York.
At Port Spain 4th inst, sch Palos, Shackford, from
Baltimore, ldg.
Sid FIN Barbados sth, sch Lizzie Cochrane, Coch-
rane, st Vincent; B Waite, Aylward, Demarara.
Ar at Martinique 2sth inst, sch Fri, Stewart, from
Georgetown, SC.
At st Pierre sth inst, sch Bowdoin, Randall, from
Baltimore, disg; and others.
Sid I'm st Thomas 18th inst brig Eta whittemore,
Wright. Cienfuegos.
Ar at St John, PR, 9th ult, schs Menadnock, Ham
mond Martinique; LIST inst, Kolon Jasper, Bucks
vile, SC; 9th, Benz Reed, Adams. Baltimore
At Cienfuegos 18th, barques Eliza White, Emma
HERMAN, Lucy Frances Cienfuegos; briggs Eva N
Johnson Alexander Nichols, Jennie A Cheney Orbit,
NavaIino, Lima, Renshaw; schs Veto, Helen Hol-
way, Starlight, and others.
delphia.
Sid I'm Demarara 18th, sch Hortensia, Norton, for
New York
In port 9th, sch M M knowles, Small, fin Machias
via Barbados, just ar.
Ar at Guantanamo 7th, brig Keystone, Barter, FIN
Philadelphia.
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The .Strakosch Opera Company in which
Maine is so well represented by Miss Annie
Louise Cary, is to appear at the National
Theatre next week. Judging from her success
in a concert here last year, her friends in Maine
may look for fiattering report of the recep-
ton here this season, in some future letter.
MNOT
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Our Washington Letter.

Washington Weather-Seneca Shoaoers-Con-
gressdondl Squaus-Relief for Conamerce-Ap-
preparations for Maine-Fail,re of the arms
Conspirators-The Homestead Bill Personal, etc.
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No. 90 MIDDLE STREET..
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
AN APPEAL.

PHAyE BEEN CHARGED II AN INTENT
/ T.. defraud certain Cinnamon, and ar
raigGud before the Justice OF the Peace :;
examined: deemed guilty on the strength
of testimony, and argument of counsel.
and bound over to the tender mcrcie> of
the Grand Jury of this county. h is
the third time in Carson City that have
been charged with like offence; once in
the Temperance Society; once in the
Methodist, which eliminated in the alb
Senting myself from both; and now as
my only earthly resort | ! appeal to the
good sense and intelligence of an en-
lightened community, and what l write |
WUuId state under the o solemn oath
appropriately had l the opportunity, and
declare before angels ana men, that l am
innocent of the O charges {: and can
produce indubitable proof, if allowed an
opportunity. But on the other side, |
think, if not mistaken, it may be found
that the prosecuting witness in the COM
plant has Swore too strong Tor his own
benefit, and will be inclined to retract
after more mature reflection. That this
charge and complaint originated with a
malignant reckless and diSsipated ele-
ment. Just prior to our present District
Attorney being sworn into office, | was
summoned to sit as juror in a Chinese
case where he had been knocked down
and beaten. This attorney denounced in
the strongest terms the action OF the pros
ecution, adding that he would pledge his
honor that he would never be guilty of
involving the county in such great eX-
pense by giving his endorsement to such
frivolous an affair. And in the case now
pending, one Chinaman is injured and Ii
able to sustain the loss of one single
months labor, grub, tools, powder, etc,
a good house all furnished him, and
the county involved in expense not less
$500, and perhaps $1,000 or more be-
fore it shall have terminated. Now Isug-
gest that some plan be devised to the dis
arrangement Of electlng incompetent, I'M
principled men to office and position of
trust, and the more absolute permanent
security Of our local, State, and National
bonds and indemnifications, ii our finan-
cial are doomed to the same
fate of modern confederacy and seces-
sion, an infamous.and premature grave.
deaI-lv, NJ. ,kENDALL.-
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Mail and Express.

ARRIvES.-FrOm the CT z. Railroad and
WaShOe at 6 Il. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. m.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at t r.. III.
From Lake Rigler at 4 p. m.
D~EPARTS.-For Washoe and c. T. Rail
road at : p. m.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at t p. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
5 a. IN.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. m.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leaXp.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

No. ID. NJ. Riordan) wore a semi
Turkish costume and afrightful mask,
and succeeded admirably in personal
ing Demogorgon, or the "Hldeous
MOnster.'
, No. 6 Miles f. Wing)w was a Counter
hopper-Same material and finish as
the costume of B~urgesser.
No. : (Delle Crandelle) appeared as
Young America, i'll Red hite and
Blue, with ''buttOns all over him.
No. Orchard L. Kelly was a fleet
footed warrior of the kickapOo tribe,
attired in an elaborately painted buck
skin suit-cOat, pantalOOns and mecca
SONS being covered over with hiero-
glvphics and images.
No. 9(Dr. J. NJ. Benton) had on a
complete suit Including the large
~spectacles) Of the clothes of DR.. All
kee. a Chinese botanical physician OF
this city. He played the character as
we'll as Lawrence Barrett could have
dort it and perhaps better, and 50
complete was the disguise and so like
a Chinaman was his every look and
action that even the little boys present
could not resist the temptation to pull
hIs queue as he passed them III the
crowd.
Among others whose disguises we
were enabled to penetrate, NJ. w.
Chamberlin appeared as a partisan of
I.+i"l $780, 49,, Win rnId
r,iNn NJ trnaniau e,s+oiuoI
the character of q Zouave d'Afrique
with credit. Lawrence ElrOd, in an
elongated suit of gray and a broad
bFim looked like one of Grant Peace
V"Iiliil'9Hloi Sc'l, '6ps,il,.
f-an, "7rl. Qua .,r;r1ai ~ .haIaIaL
49, ha 1,iraI orornJ ON cLatos win as
mn,.b daf,nca ~ If no had inst
...Iaa,oJ n,,., ,.br1o F,ir ~ T
partIn.on a~rneerod a. a.Eayvs IN a
at,, rIarn t,,i artLa NIL S+,i. por;s
he r,rinrs and frimmin~s heinz
n-,, ,n-lJ - IA oaJirr If ~. ranaI
pr. H. v-nra -nltinr nnsa
arI no,.rna+oI Ch",L Tahn Sptninn
E,rLo ,..s h~anil.ornaiv drnssnd
r., ME-. ,,.;th farnni,,,s taot i,r cnr,.
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tEn'oIi lr,a. , 49,, a., - fto+
,IIlonr ri rar,Tyar na roln-s1v vr nroT
atn,,t bis .hnnIdor ,Sas o~mnth,ing
shn,i+. M r~r;,nsIy naarinra tho M
,norons tba waT7 Iirrerinr
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
Supreme Court FULL Bench.

TUESDAY, January >, 1872.
Cases set for hearing are as follows
State vs.. Tim O~'Flaherty; Monday.
Sth instant.
John James VS.. \. GOodenOugh Ell
al; Wednesday. 10Th instant.
State vs.. K. b. Jones and John Nevv:
Monday, Sth inst.
State VS.. James D. Kennedy; Mon
dav, Sth ms.
State VS.. II. \. Rhoades ct al; Tues
dav, 9th inst.
\. u. Treadway VS.. Jonas Wilder;
Tuesday, 9th inst.
John Conlev VS.. Geo. w. Chedic;
Wednesday, 10th inst.
State VS.. Dan. +. Harkin; set for
Thursday, 1lth inst.
State ex rel. II. S. Mason VS.. County
Commissioners OrmSbv county; writ
of cerliorari ordered made returnable
on Friday, 18th inst.
Court adjourned to Monday, Sth
inst, at 10 O'Clock Il. n.
IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
The Imperial is an old and reliable
fire insurance company of London,
having been established as far back as
1903, and was the first English COM
pany to transact business in the United
States. It's ,osses at Chicago have been
paid promptly. 1t ha9'complied with
the laws of Nevada relative to the de-
posit of bonds. These and other con
siderations, mentioned in the adver-
tisement, will make it a safe and pop
49,
Rice and Thorpe, experienced and re-
liable gentlemen, are agents for Car
son.
THANKs.-Al. Mills, carrier of the
Register requests us to return his sin
cere thanks to the people of Carson
for the liberal name in which they
remembered him OH New Years Day,
and for the kind reception with which
he met with his Carriers Address,
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LosT.-Between the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches, a gold cal
ring with heavy jet bar as cross and
dence Of Billy Wilson, or at this
Office. jas tt%
WIDOWS THANKs.-A liberal and
unostentatious act of charity was that
of sending. on New Years morning,
to each poor widow in this city, $5p
worth of groceries. We have not
learned the name of the donor.
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WoNDEKFUL, BUT TRUE.-J. !

WoNDERFUL, U IRUE.-J. f.
Boardnan 4 Co.-Gents: l have used
all the White Sage Hair Restorative
which YOU 50 kindly sent me, and on
receipt OF this letter please send me
six more bottles. l have used several
kinds Of highly recommended Hair
Ee>toratives, but one of them have
had the same beneficial effect as yours
in preventing the falling off OF the
hair, and restoring new hair with all
It's original strength and b~riIIiaucy. |
take great pleasure in recommending
it to the public. Yours, etc,
JOHN 5. MAYHUGU.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, by our
agent, II. c. Guirado, Druggist, etc.,
Carson City, Nevada
CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, Sore
Lips, Dryness of the Skin, &C., &c,
cured at once by Hegeman's Cam
phor Ice with Glycerine. 1t keeps the
hands soft in all weathers. See that
YOU get Hegeman's. Sold by all drug
gists. Ou'y % cents. Sent by mail for
30 cents. Manufactured only by Hege-
man K Co., Chemists and Druggists.
New York. p. O.. Box 222S. de23-2m#
To RANCHERs AND FARMERs.-R. c.
GuiradO has commenced to receive his
stock of Grass Seeds, of which he has
TOY on hand a large quantity of Ne
vada timothy and clover seed. There
is good reason to believe there will he
a scarcity of our staple field seeds be-
fore the season is halfover, and ranch
ers will do we'll to lay III their stock
now.
5. f. MARKET.-E. Perasich (neEt
door to the Carson Theater) IS receiv-
ing a large variety Of candies, confec-
tioneries, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption. i
PHOToGRAPHlC.-A. O. Friend, an
artist of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
in brick building on Second street,
opposite Ornsby House.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ia3-tf
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THE NEW YEAR IN CARSON

II NEW YEAR IN CARSON
The wear 1872 was inaugurated in
this city by unrestrained festivities on
a grand scale. The day passed rather
quietly, but few calls b dng made on
account of the almost impossible con
dition of the streets, although the sun
shone ont brilliantly forthe first time
in several weeks. There We're gen
eral 2ratulations for the successes
and sympathy for the losses of the Old
year. but beyond these there was Ihtle
outward appearance of a holiday,
until the shades of evening fell. Then
everybody turned out, and each We'd
with the o.her in sociability. Nearly
the whole night was passed by a large
majority Of oar people in terpsichor-
can and c.uvivial amusements.
In the evening, Mr.. and Mr.. II. +.
Rice gave a dinner to a large party of
friends and these were entertained
with conversation, dancing, etc., until
a late hour.
The naIl Of the Turn Nerein Srcietv
was wei ATTENDED, ana was Il uecideui
succe~N III e'tLS respect
y -"N -"tuu,h7 parry dEret"p'e" d'
the ''the.I mouse 10 "l'HGN> 'he
>2ieil.L"t.t't VI Hi",.ta-G "e'NTe"
Neil Macarthur and Miss Mary Hess
of Empire Citv-the which, three
suicides are expected TO follow.
ID. O.. H..
The fcatureof the occasion, however.
anu inc 1l"'i''e' e"''e9 III way :"
a party or ball We have ever seen in
Carson, was the skating carnival and
ball given under. the auspices of the
u. Q. b. When the dancing com
menced. at 70 o'clock in the evening.
there were one hundred and twenty
one couples present, with a large ex-
cess of gent!emen-making in all
nearly three hundred persons Every
nook and corner OF Moore Il Parker'>
mammoth hall was filled with people.
And what was best Of all, this vast as
sembiage met. not to show their fine
clothes nor display their punctiliOus
observance of the strict convention
alilie> of society a la Upper Ten. but
to indulge themseIvesan one another
to the fullest extent in healthful and
rational amusement. Skating was in
dulged II from ; TO 10 O'Clock. There
was no separate contest for the prize
skates. but these were awarded by the
d. Q. i. when the skaters We're called
of the floor. The skates were made
OF pine wood, and We're u inches i'll
length by five inches in width, the
rollers being three inches III diameter.
They We're very artistlcally gotten up,
the foot-board being Iapered aver with
silver, the rollers with gold, the heel
piece being he half OF an old boot
leg split open and tackled around,
while the toe straps were OF the same
material. The prize was awarded to
John +. Cheney lone OF our County
Commissioners), III a neat little speech
by -. ;, a big klckapoo Indian with
flowing locks, and the award was fol
lowed by a temporary flush of indig-
nation on the part OF the recipient and
4 storm OF applause and laughterfrom
the audience.
OF the costumes and masks {all of
the latter being dropped and many of
The former changed when h skating
was over we took but few notes.
First. we shall notice the costumes OF
the nlne members OF the ID. O.. b.,
promising that each of them wore a
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
Cooking and ParlOr stoves.
Stove Pipe, etc.

DAVIS Il gibson have just received an in
', ice Of Cooking and Parlor stoves, Steve Pipe,
ard Cooking Utensils. which will be sold at a
sm all advance upon cost.
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Wines, Liquors., Tobacco.
and Cigars.

Just received by DAVIS & GILLSON a large
assortment of Wines, Liquors, Tobacco
and cigars, which are offered to the trade at
unprecedently low prices.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
EsaiiEg Rope.

Just received by DAVIS Il gibson 10000
lbs. BalinS Rope, which is offered t.
farmers at low rates.
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Ground Feed,

DAVIS * gibson have on hand and for saia
at the LOWEST possible rates, 400 Tons OF
GrOUnd Feed.
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China Rice.

DAVIS q gibson have on hand COO mats 0
No. | China Rice, which was bought before tn
rise and will be sold at Il bargain.
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POLL TAXES!

NuIIUE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Poll Tax, for the year 1871, is now due and
payable to the County Assessor. BY Act Of March
:. 1867, all corporations or individuals having per-
sons al lneir employ are held responsible for their
poll tax. E W. CHEDIC,
ap30-tf Assessor for 0rmsby County.
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Tinyyare and GrOcAery.

If You want to purchase Tinware and Crocke-g
patroniZe DAVIS Il GiLLSON.
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Flour.

DAVIS & GILLS0N have on hand 1905
Sacks OF EtOur-yaIiJ us brands-which |
offered TO their customers at LESS that the presen
cost price Of Flour in California with freigi
added.
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on hand, in season, which will be sold at a smal
profit.
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H-IuliCateS hight # barometer
T-IuaIca-rs temperature If mercury in BARR.
T[Iudscate> temperature Of atmosphere.
[Smitlt~ Aj,u standard ~har1meter and Faren-
heIt tl-r.analeters are used i'll making these Oh
reTvati"Ea
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Paints and Oils,

All kinds Of Paints and Oils on hand, and tor
sale cheap by DAVIS & gibson.
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ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGR TurLY, ~PRorkIETe

ST. CHAKLEs-GEORGH TCFLr, FHU-ElETGR.
D OIls, Carson Wy Jas Sharkey, Genoa
Lutte Odds. JSmitr, Brunswick
S Brisbin, Washoe Wy W Donohoe, Carson w
oRMsBY HoUSE-GEoRa D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
Mrs Miller, Empire Combs, Santiago Mill
J Hathaway, JThompson, Virginia
D Pine, Chicago W Hosken,
DR. A Black, Genoa Terrell,
CoRBETT ~HoUsE-CORBErT BROTHERS, PRoPaIEToRs.
P Organ, Clear Creek Mrs Cole, Genoa
J Hughes. " f McEivan,
f Creighton, Virginia J Tuedell, Little Valley
John Bropley, Truckee R Robidean, Soda Mine
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METEOROLOGICAL

Barometrlcal and thermOmetrical ohser-
vations made daily by Professor Henry
Il. WhitehilI, state NiineralogiSt
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CARSON It'll NEW.
G

If you want GOOD, FRESH GROCERIES
cheap, call on DAVIS 4 GILLSUN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-18
From Bangor.
BANGOR,

BANGOR, Apr. l6.
4 meeting of the friends Of the Penob-
scot Central Railroad, proposed to nun
from Bangor to Dexter via. kenduskeag
and Corinth. wss held at Kenduskeay to-
day. The meeting was not large but
earnest and enthusiastic, and IL was voted
to proceed to organize under the charter
obtained last winter. and committee wa
appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments for preliminary survey. A third
public meeting in aid of manufactures
was held tonight at City Hall which was
literally crowded by an audience brim full
OF enthusiasm. The several committees
appointed at the proceeding meeting re-
ported progress. and the committee upon
q board of trade and manufactures re-
ported a constitution. and that a sutficien,
number Of signatures TO the same had
been obtained to organize at once. Sever
al gentlemen addressed the meeting a,
length and were loudly cheered. The
meeting adjourned one week.
BANGOR, 18th.
The third meeting for the encouragement
of manufacturers in this city. was held
last evening in City Hall which edifice was
crowded to its utmost capacity. Mayor
wheelwright presided. and on calling the
meeting TO order made brief speech. In
which he alluded to the progress of the
movement in favor Of manufacturers and
the hopefn! outlook for the future. as by
extracts from papers in other states ii was
shown that many manufacturers in MasSa-
chuseits and New York were turning their
attention TO the advantages offered by
Maine tor corrying on of their business.