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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-17
GROWN POINT RAVlNR aII.

NhAV WI COuNh
u yer Mining Company.-LocatiOL Of Works,
Gold Hill District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, that at n meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees o. said Company, held 90
the, Third day OF Nay. 1879, the assessment Of
nye dollars per share wasleyied upon, the capitp
stock Of the said Cumpany, payable immedi.
tary, Room 81, New Merchants, Exchange, Oh.
iforniA street, San Francisco, California, AM
stock upon which said ASSORTMENT shall remain
unpaid on the 4th day OF June, 1872, shnll' be
deemed delinquent, and will DO duly advertised
shall be made before, viii be sold on THURS
DAY, the 10th day Of june, 1877, TO pay the de:
llnquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and EXPENSES Of sale. 30
By order OF the Board Of Trustees. wa..
J. n. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 81. Now Merchants Exchange,
California street, San Franctseo, California.
my6 TUNES Hhtfl.
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MEETING.

OFFICE IMPERIAL SILVER MINING
Tho Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Imperial Silver Mining Company will be held at
their once, Room 10 Hayward's Building, Call.
fornia street, on TUESDAY, June 18th, 1872, at
10 o'clockM. 81
iAf2t w. u. DEAN, Secretary. L
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TO MILLMEN

1grYE HAVE FOR SALE AT THR GOLD
w Hin News OMce hrtf . ton Of superior
niiS. Hoisting Work. etc. Whi Be- soldItfs
duesd priees for cash.
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NOTICE.

an AND AFTER JUNE TENTH~A
~ the Ordinance In relation to "
HOGS, DOGS and GOATS will beAA-
strietly enforced. ]. r. BERkf;
Gold Hill, June 81, IsTa, II
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MINING NOTICES.
pNIpENp NOTICE..

nFr1cE OF THR BELcHER SILVER
" Mining Company, San Francisco, juno
& iS73.-AS q meeting OF the Board OF Trus-
tees, held this day, . dividend (Eo. 81 ofThirty
$50 Dollars per share was declared, paya.
0' n, aim i% M nc. KIBBR, Secretary.
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PoINT- RAyuNR GOLD

" and silyer Mining Comprehension OF
ty, State Of Nevada. -NOtice.-There are delln-
qucnt upon the following described stock, on
account Or assessment levied on the Third day
Of May, 1872, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. a.
fntlnwa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-17

~ Mining Company Location OF Works.
Gold Hili Mining District, Storey county, State
OF Nevada. There are delinquent upon the lol
Icyied on the nth day OF April, 1871, the several
amounts set opposite tho names Of the respec.
tive shareholders, a. follows:
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VIRGINIA. 4 fRUcKEE
r.. r. COMPANY.

rg ) aIsfi tNsi ItIhJ .us FEg
r1sHI ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
III hOhsrs Willie hSldSt ths once Of the Com
paay,YlFtnia City, ySAsISEN1Hsr
nyaa sss;stsiy.
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The Norwalk iva.) Journal posi-
lively asserts that during a rain storm
Ia that city q few days since, a large
cat fi<b fell from the clouds in:o n
o the streets. - rrS,.y =. -.r rr.
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IT, you don't wish to fall In love,
keep AWAY from calico. You nj no
more play with the girlsswithout los
ing your heart, than you Tan play at
roulette without losing your money.
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puIycussf amnsfsNrsatss::
MTEiTG GSNHE

bpErLocatipp n works, Gold hin District.
There arc delinquent upon the fo16w1ng'd e:
.crjbed stock on .ee?u1s q s', ,s.s CNo: z
amounts set opposite the names OF the respec.
ItIva sha reholdpraI m f0iloys: 2
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TnK recent increase In the San Fran
cisco tea trade with japan Is some-
thing remarkable. Last year It
amounted to 1.700,0W pounds; this
Y ar 70 10, 900. 900 pounds.
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MRs. DRpAMoND, the Quaker preach
er, was asked whether the spirit ever
inspired her with the thought Of get
ting. married. no, my friend, said
she, "but the flesh has, pssl
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MEETING.

r ADY WAsHlNGTON-GoLD & SILVER
IL Mining Company.-The regular Annual
Meeting Of the. Stockholders OF the Lady Wash:
lnyton Gold and Silver Mining Company will
DO held at the ofiee OF the Company, No Al
South c street. Virgiuta, on THURSDAY, june
6rh 1879, At 1 o'clock r. Il. for. the election of
otdcers for the ensuing year, and for tho trans.
sction OF ant husiness that may be brought be-
fore the meeting.
Ry order OF tho Board Of Trustees.
A. L. EDWARDS, Secretary:
Virginia, Nay6 8, 1874. myiltd
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notice IN BANKRUPTCY.

- -
district COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Nevada, a.
In the matter o fL0UIS 7. WARE 3, bankrupt.
A warrant In bankruptcy has Zen issued by
said Court against the estate Of o 7. WArdle,
OF the County of Storey and State OF Nevada,
In sald District, who has been duly adjudged q
bankrupt upon his own petition; and the pay
ment Of any debts and the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt, TO him. or TO
his use. and the transfer Of any property by him,
are forbidden BY lava meeting Of the cred.
itors Of said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and
to choose one or more assignees OF, his estate,
will be held at 4 Court Of Bankruptcy. to be
holden at Virginia City, 10 said District, on the
Sd day Of July, A. D. 1917, at II O'Clock T.,
At the once Of L. STROLLER, the REGISTER In
Bankruptcy Of said Court. In the Nedin Build
ing, No. ie North c street, Virginia, Storey
county, State Of Nevada.
GEORGE I. LAMMoN,
U. 8. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
lei0 I'd
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NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS

WO''Se ~
nFFIcR CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING
~ Company, No. tll California street, San
Francitco, June eth IST9.-Eotiee-The certlns
cate for an increase OF the capital stock Of tie
Confidence Silver Mining Company having besn
died In the proper onlces. q provided for BY
Law, stockholderf arc requested to surrender up
their old certificates and receive In return there
fSr new certificates representing the increased
capital Of the Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-17

The above meeting Is postponed until THURS.
DAY, June 81, 1871.
By order Of the President.
lei I'd A. L. EDWARDS. Secretary.
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THE JUSTICE MINING GOMPA.

01icc-Room No. 90. Hayward's Building. 4ls
California street, San francisco, Cal. p JED I'd
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12


There was water panic in Jersey City Tues
day night owing to the scarcity. The reservoir
was frozen.
William L. Proctor, Republican, was elected
Mayor OF Ogdensburg, N. Y, Tuesday, by four
majority, The whole Republican ticket was re-
elected.
The water is unusually low in the Hudson
river
The schooner Addie Fuller of Rockland, from
Baltimore for Savannah, is ashore at Cape
Henry
Alexander Donaldson, George Bentley and
y. Kelley, laborers on the Susquehannah rail-
road, were killed by the eaving of gravel bank
at Osborn Hollow Tuesday.
The Phoenix Touring mills of Kansas CITY,
owned by w. ID. Oldham, and valued at 800, 600
S15,50O.
A small force of troops have left Jackson
vile, Oregon, to punish the Medoc Indians.
The machine shops in Jersey City were idle
yesterday in consequence of the suspension of
the water works.
terrible gale is reportedi in France Tuesday,
demolishng several buildings in Paris.
The Erie railroad depot at Union, n. Y, was
burned Tuesday night.
Toronto despatch says that arrangements
are completed for the organization of COM
pany to build the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
A commercial convention convened at st.
Louis yesterday.
Levi z. Green, about As years had his head
cut off by locomotive, at Lowell, Wednesday
afternoon. He was lying with his neck ON the
rail- and was not seen until too late to prevent
the accident.
The Lowell city government elected Tuesday
is Republican by more than two to one.
j. z. Roberts of Alfred, and H. Little of Au.
burn, were confirmed as Postmasters by the
Senate Wednesday,
The House Foreign Committee will recon-
mend liberal appropriation for the Vienna ex-
position.
Nearly four inches of snow fell at Augusta,
Ga, Tuesday night, the heaviest fall for years.
About the same amount fell at Fortress Mon
roe.
Saturday has been fixed by the French AS
semby for the discussion relative to the disso-
luton of that body. 1t is believed that large
majority is oppose to the proposition.
Navigation from Kingston, n. Y has closed
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
WASHINGTON.


Ane AhternHs h6cvenue BIu.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Ex-Commissione of
Internal Revenue Rollins, Commissioner Doug
lass and several supervisors of Internal Reve-
nue., were before the Senate Committee of FL
nance to-day, and were consulted by the Com
mittee in relation to the bill proposing to abol-
ish the offices OF assessors aud assistant assess
ors of Internal Revenue They all expressed
their approval of the measure, both as ma tier
of economy and of expedieDcy. The Senate
Finance Committee will recommend that the
House Internal Revenue Bill be SO amended as
to allow the bureau fifty agents or twenty-five
more than the number now authorized by the
law of the last session.
The New War Ships.
The Senate Naval Committee briefly discussed
the bill providing for the construction of new
sloops of war, but took no action 1t is consid-
cred certain that the committee will recommend
the provision of ten vessels instead of six.
San Juan.
The following telegram was sent to-day by
the Secretary of the Treasury to the United
States Collector at Port Townsend, w. T.:
This department being notified by the Secrc-
tary OF State that the British forces have been
withdrawn from the island of San JUAN and
that the civil jurisdiction of this Government is
to be extended over the island to the east of
Haro Charnel, you are directed to treat said
island as embraced in your collection district,
and to take proper measures to prevent any
violation of the revenue laws therein.
MIR. DeianO.
Secretary Delano having to-day been ques-
toned as to the truth of the report that he was
going to Cuba for the benefit of his health, re-
piled: II am going South under the advice of
DR.. Bliss, for rest and for no other reason, and
shall probably visit Havana before I return
Combinations.
The Senate to-day confirmed large number
of appointments including that of Ward Hunt,
Associate Justice of the Superior Court vice
Nelson resigned.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Review OF Portland Markets.

WEEK ENDING Dec. IL, 1872.
Business has continued to be very good especially in
dry goods and groceries. Prices have ruled very
steady as general thing. Gold advanced last week
to 1885, but since Monday the rates have been 1121e
112a. q S. bonds are very firm at our quotations.
In the produce market we notice further advance
on potatoes to soc by the load and SIC in smaller
quantities. Apples plenty. Beans do not come in
freely and are firm at our quotations. Butter and
cheese are unchanged. Eggs are selling at 32c93ic
in packages. Onions are held at S3.75G4 " Dbl. In
the sh market there is no change to note the bust
ness is dull. cargo Of Nova Scotia fish was taken
by our dealers. The -four market is very quiet and
prices are without change. Fruits are in good sup
ply There are no oranges here except Valencia and
Cuba, the former selling at $40 and II y case and
unchanged. Hay is steady. Lard is little lower
for tierce Iron is unchanged. Leather is very firm
Lumber Is in good demand, Molasses is quiet
Nails are weak with an expected reduction of soc "
cssk very SOON Linseed oil is higher. Pork is lit
tie lower Salt is steady Sugars little off from
last weeks prices. Teas are steady. Wool is very
firm with fair demand.
FREIGHTS. There has been rush to get vessels
of and cargoes landed in Cuba prior to January LIST,
when increased duties are placed upon to that
offering. The engagements since last report are
bark Andes hence to Matanzas at the round sum of
Sl6o0 OUT brig E. H. Rich, to load at Wiscasset for
side Cuba at 28c tor box shocks and $3.50 for lum
Der; schr Edward Waite hence for Matanzas at SOC
Tor box shocks and 45c for sugar hid shocks and
heads: brig John Wesley, hence to Matanzas at the
round sum of 5000, gold, out; schr Marcia Rey-
nolds to load at ST. john n. b. for N side of Cuba
at SIC for box shocks The coastwse demand for
mage has fallen off, the closing of navigation at Ban
to Boston 1925; to New York and Sound ports S30
3.25. Hay to Savannah $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
NEW YORK.
FIRE IN THE FIFTH AVENUE
HOTEL.
Twenty-Five Persons Perish in
the Flames.
NEW YORK.
Details of the Fearful Scenes.
The Building a Sham.

New YORK, Dec. 10.-A Fire broke out last
night at little past eleven in the upper part of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, on the Twenty-third
street side. Engines were on the spot and soon
at work, pouring streams on the flames which
had enveloped the whole of the Twenty third
street side. Many guests had retired or were
about retiring when the alarm was sounded,
and When firemen brought the hose in the inte-
rior of the building, panic ensued among the
more timid of them, who made a rush for their
trunks, etc., demanded settlement of their bills
and left the house.
After the fire had been pretty well extin-
guished, the tremen, in going through the
rooms in what is known as the "Cockloft," oc-
cupied by laundry omen and domestics, were
Mortified by stumbling over the remains of hui
man beings, which were piled on the floors -
Lanterns were Immediately procured, and a
horrible sight was revealed. On the floor of
room about twelve feet square, no less than fif-
teen bodies were found, all burned beyond re-
coSnlton. Bodies were found lying near an
only window OF room, which was barred so
that escape by that means-the staircase lead
Ing to that room being on fre-was impossible,
and they were compelled to wait for death with
what resignation they could summon. 1t is
supposed that many were burned to death while
asleep The positions of some of the charred
remains showed that the unfortunate creatures
died in great agony
Efforts will be made to-day to convey the re-
mains OF the unfortunate victimsito the MorSue.
y y W N.@U " CIoCh UNCuty-bWO uedu DOuleS
had been recovered, sixteen in one room and
six in another, which is probably all.
The fire originated in the elevator or staircase
leading to the laundry.
There " ere 500 guests in the house, but none
are reported injured.
1t was nearly twelve o'clock before any one
gave an alarm A passing policeman then
learning of the fire inside caused the fire en-
gines to come to the spot, but the fire at this
time had made considerable Roadway: Ladies
were in a wild state of excitement. The car
pets were still covered with water, A poor SER
want girl was found on the third floor writhing
in agonies of pain, her body frightfully burned.
The shrieks of the servants in the upper stories
were heart rending, as the firemen were max
ing their way to rescue them Large crowds
b I'd in the meantime gathered in the Streets
The excitement was keptup till about o'clock,
when the fire was about extingushed.
The alarm was first given by one of the fe-
male servants. who shrieked Sire through the
Railways, awakening the guests, of whom there
were about five hundred in the hotel Many of
the guests went to the Office and inquired as to
the excitement, but were informed by the clerks
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

New YORK, Dec 11-Evening---Cotton more ac-
tive sales 46ll bales; Middlng uplands at 19s Flour
Ohio 90 q rs; Western 90 a So; Southern 10
a IL 90. Wheat nominally lower; sales 81 900 bush
DO no Spring 60 g g.; No ? do 50 g 81 Winter
Corn shade frmer sales A 900 bush; steamer Mix
ed Western 65 q Sac sail do 664c. Oats shade rm-
Mixed 52h o 55lc Beef dull. PORK unchanged: new
mess - 20 "a 10 IS. Lard firm at II q &C. Butter is
quiet. State "a q 80. Whiskey shade frmer at %
higher; Rio al l5i g fsss IN Gold Molasses quiet;
New Orleans 60 q 70 Naval sto1es-spirits Tur-
for strained. Petroleum is quiet; crude 12i a. i3c
refined at PSI g &c. Tallow is quiet at 81 q Sc
Wool quiet and unchanged.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and firm.
CHICAGO Dec. 11.-FIour steady. Wheat quiet and
weak; No Spring at 2o MOI do at iii on spot
g 92c. Corn irmer No Mixed at 81 a 31sc on spot
size do Jan; rejected at CSC. Oats firm and shade
firm and scarce; No at 81 a 6isc Barley quiet and
unchanged: Me- FAN at 6O3e: Proyisions-Pork is
123 on spot Green hams in good demand at 81 G3
III green rough sides sold at &c, loose. Bulk Meats
9niet and unchanged sales of shoulders boxed at &c
Receipts-7,OO 900 bbs -four, 81 900 bush wheat ST.
600 bns corn, $4,000 bush oats, 1000 bush rye 1000
Shipments-7ooO bbs -four, II 600 bush wheat 5000
barley
CINCINNAT1, dec. ll.-Pr0v1S0nS Str0n yer. Pork
nominally unchganed. Lard active and higher steam
sold II @ u bid; kettle u with sales. Bulk Meats
firm and unchanged shoulders at 81 q SIC; clear rib
sides at 81 q 5sc; clear sides 81 5sc Bacon shoul
ders dull at &C. clear rib sides sc clear sides 81 a
SIC. Green meats firm shoulders 40; rib sides 90
per cwt. Hams 81 q Sic. Live Hogs firm at rs a
395; bulk sales at so @ 80. Whiskey is firm at
&c.
TOLEDO, Dec. 11.-Flour dull and unchanged. -
Wheat dull and lower; Amber Michigan 592 a 1 so;
No Red at g; No do 81: Corn is a shade bet.
ter high Mixed 39ac; new 363 g 36sc. Oats dull and
unchanged. Dressed Hogs at 65 a 10.
Receipts-1000 bbls flour, 1900 bush wheat 5000
bush corn, 81 900 bush oats.
Shpments-- bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, d.
900 bush corn, - bush oats.
DETROIT, Dec. 11.-Wheat active and higher ;extrs
at 70; No White 69l; Amber Michigan S. Corn
dull and unchanged at 40lc Oats in good demand at
34c.
Recepts--2000 bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat
Shipments--2000 bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat
CHARLESTON, Dec. 11.-Cotton firm; Middhng up
lands 1Sac.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 11.-Cotton firm; Mddling up-
lands at 1s4 a Isle.
MOBILE, Dec 11.-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
1890.
new ORLEANS, Dec. 11.-Cotton in good demand;
Middling uDands 1914 "a 19lc
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
Special to Press.)
A Brakeman Fatally Injured.

Special TO Press.)
Brakeman Fatally Injured.
PENNINGTON, Dec. 11.-Frank George,
brakeman on the Maine Central Railroad was
terribly jammed while coupling cars at this sta
ton this morning. Three of his ribs were
wrenched from the breast bone, besides receiv-
ing other internal injuries.
[By Associated Pressl
KenneOec River Closed.
BATH, Dec. 1.-THE upper Kennebec is now
closed by ice, and navigation above this city
suspended for the season. People are crossing
on the ice at Richmond to-day Back River is
also closed and the Boothbay steamer will here
after run to Wiscasset connecting with the
Knox s, Lincoln Railroad. This morning the
mercury indicated 12o above zero.
Small POx.
BANGOR, Dec. 1.-Two cases of small pox
are reported among the operatives in the Hamp-
den paper mill. A case is also reported in
Rrawer
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
THE ALABAMA MIDDLE.
Important Action of Gov. Lewis.

MONTGOMERY, Dec 11.-About 1 O. clock to-
day while the Capitol Legislature was in ses-
sion Sheriff Strobach appeared in the Senate
and said he had warrant from Gov. Lewis to
take possession of the capitol. Whereupon the
Senate ordered the Sergeant-at-Arms to arrest
the Sheriff fer contempt, and to hold him in
custody forty eight hours The sheriff did not
resist the arrest, but explained that he was
merely acting under orders, and apologizing to
the Senate, was released. For few minutes
the excitement was intense and the federal
troops stationed near the capitol were got I'M
der arms bat no necessity for action appearing
dIspers to their quarters.
The Senate authorized the Sergeant-at-Arms
to summon posse of military to guard the
Capitol against all federal forces. Adjourned.
The Sheriff appeared before the door of the
House, but the Sergeant-at-Arms refused ad-
mittance except to the federal forces, and the
Sheriff withdrew.
The Legislature in the Courtroom admitted
to a seat another person who had according to
official returns been defeated by large major
1txr
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
New Advertisements. To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Second Parish Fair and Festival.
Fair and INSTRUMENTATION street Society,
Juvenile Dancing.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Bosworth Post No. 2. G. A. r.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Halves & Cragin-Musical instruments.
Found-Key.
Wanted-Young Man.
Partially Furnished House for Rent.
Special Notice-Lnke & F. H. Brown
Vermont Cheese-Smith, Gage & Co.
Beans-Smith. Gage & Co.
Three Days Only-Woman's Tea Co.
G. q. C.-Singing School,
Goods for the Holidays-Chas E. Dutton.
House to Let.
Dissolution Of Copar nership.
headquarters Of Santa Claus-J. A. Day,
Coasting in the StreeCs.
Sheriff s Salem. Adams.
Administrators Notice.
Boston Weekly Globe.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Burleighs Announcements.
Chardin's Observation-Disclosures.
Fresh Vaccine-Whittier.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Mr.. Sumner Cautioncd-Election Frauds.
Killed

Mr.. Sumner Cautioncd-Election Frauds.
Killed.
Boston, Dec. II. - In the Massachusetts
House to-day, Hoyt, OF Atho, offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolve, which were refer
red to the Committee ON Federal Relations:
Whereas Hon. Charles Sumner, Senator of
Massachusetts, has proposed on the floor of the
United States Senate to erase from the flags of
the Republic, and from the register Of the
army, all inscriptions, mementoes and tokens
of the battles and victories of Union arms in
the late war of the rebellion;
ReSol0ed, That this attempt to degrade the
loyal soldiery of the nation and their grand
achievements, meets our unqualified condem-
nation and merits the disapproval of the people
of the Commonwealth thus misrepresented
Alleged fraudulent returns from Ward 2,
giving Major CASTOR an unfair majority in the
elect on yesterday, causes considerable COM
ment, and will probably be investigated.
Thomas Saul, butcher resident of Peabody
was run over and killed by the Salem train last
evening
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
Cape Elizabeth.

j. Eveleth Esq, proposes to open Free juve-
nile Singing School at Knightviile.
Capt 2. S. Dodge has retired from the sea
and purposes to go into the junk business.
Fine skating is to be had on Mill creek.
The Temperance people Of this town will sug-
gest to the State Temperance Society thatthat
body recommend the Liquor law be so amend
ed that those entering complaints against the
violator shall be entitled to one half of the
fines; by this means many poor families whose
worser parts spend their money for whiskey, may
compel the rumseller to disgorge part of the
money taken from them and contribute for
their support.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
so,,rrHrNG WRoNG-Much complain

SOMETHING WRoNG.-Much complaint is
made because certain persons Tuesday after
noon tore down a small pox flag on Gray street.
1t is alleged that communication with the house
is not restricted, and that the patient, on ac-
count of his position and connections is not re-
moved to tie hospital. The assumption that
any calling, however sacred, exempts man
from the operation of the law should be stren-
uously combatted as false and perniclous