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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-12
PORTLAND l. OGDENSBURG R. r.
Bondholders' Meeting
w HEREAs the Portland 4 osdeusburx Rail.

w HEREAS the Portland & Ogdensburg Rail.
W. road Company. corpora ion Incorporated
by the State OF Maine, on the first day OF November
A. D. 1870, mortgaged to trustees all that part OF
the railroad ofsaid company, extending. and to be
extended from the terminus in Portland in the State
of Maine TO Bartlett in the State OF New Ham shire
and all the franchise of said company to build
maintain and operate said railroad from said Port
land TO said Bartlett to secure the payment OF the
principal and interest of bonds of said company to
the amount of eight hundred thousand dollars, to
wit: five hundred bonds for one thousand dollars
each, six hundred bonds for five hundred dollars
each, all dated November l. 1870, and payable on
the first day of July, A. D., 1900. with semi annual
interest coupons annexed for interest on the first
day OF January and the first day of July in each
year, principal aud interest payable at Boston.
And whereas the said railroad company failed
and neglected to pay the interest coupons on said
bonds that became due and were payable on the
first day of January A. ID. 1877, although the same
were presented at Boston, and payment thereof de.
manded Of said company, and the same have lso
been presented to the Treasurer of said company
and payment thereof demanded of him, and said
company has neglected to pay such overdue cou.
demand on the Treasurer OF said company, aud
still neglects to pay the same
Therefore the undersigned Trustees under said
mortgage, for the benefit ofthe holders ofthe bonds
secured by the same, hereby give notice, that a
meeting OF the holders OF said bonds, is called TO
be held at the office of j. b. Brown Sons, No. ~
Exchange Street, in Portland, in the County OF
Thursday The 10th day of May, A. ID. 1877, in con-
formity with sections as 40 and so of chapter 81 of
the Revised t.tutes OF Maine.
5. +. SPRING,
w. +. MILLIKEN,
PHILIP HENRY BROWN.
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LOUISIANA.
Packard's Views.

New YORK, April IL. A New Orleans special
to the Tribune says Packard will accept any COM
promise drawn by-Hayes, but if Hayes proposes
no compromise, he should not rec gnize either
him or Nichols immediately.
The Commission.
NEW YORK, April IL. The Herald's Now Or
leans specis! says the i'll success achieved far
by the commission, the impracticabili,y of their
propositions and apparent lack of both power and
purpose displayed, are having very bad effect
upon the community, and unless something is soon
accomplished the result viii be disastrous. Both
sides think themselves being trifled with, and both
concede that Hayes wishes to dodge all RESPONSE
bility by political trade, to which neither are in
elined TO become parties, except upon their own
terms.
The Nichols legislature passed resolutions set
ting forth the present disturbed condition of af-
fairs is destructive to all public and private inter-
est, and inviting members of Packards House to
to come forward and take seats in the legal legis
lature. This accomplished, they will at once pass
joint resolution confirming all previous proceed
ings of the legislature. and officially calling upon
the President to remove his troops.
1t is stated that the commission Tuesday eve
ming agreed upon proposition to be made to both
governors to day, which, while adhering TO the
original plan, will modify the terms to the extent
of iusing the legislatures upon the basis of super
visors' returns instead of the returning board.
This would give democrati; majority of four on
Joint ballot
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BATH.
The Murder Trial.

BATH, April IL. In the case of Isaac NJ. Cox,
the boy murderer, the witnesses testified that the
father reprimanded the boy in meeting and the
boy left the house. Soon after the father follow
ed him.
Maxwell ties tilted to hearing the report Of a gun
and that the boy came for him, saying his father
was shot Found the body of Mr.. Cox supported
by his wife and daughter. Cox breathed only
twice after being found by Maxwell.
Several witnesses saw twenty shot holes in the
body, principally in the centre of the breast. In
one shot hole was bit Of paper or cloth.
Witnesses testified TO the statements of the boy
that he fired the gun intending to Tighten the
father, so he wouldn't punish him; that he stood
near the shed when he fired, about thirty-three
yards from his father.
Small, Whitney and Higgins testified that the
boy was asked why he did 1t and he answered that
he was mad.
The state closed at noon.
In the afternoon Col j. w. Sraulding opened
for the defence.
MIR. Adams testified that he formerly owned the
gum that it was of long range and did not scat
ter much.
the good character of the boy, but the attorney
general admitted he was of good character, and
the witnesses were excused. Isaac Cox, the de-
PENDANT, testified his father told him to come to
his pew in church he refused and went outdoors ;
father followed and cufred his ears two or three
times; took him by the collar to take him back
into The house; he slipped out of his coat and
went home in his sh lit sleeves. lie dreaded pun
ishment by his father, and fdicule by his COM
panions; did not think Of the gun till near the
shed, then thought he would scare his father with
it:'went into the shed and took the gun and went
out round the wood pile; saw his father coming /;
raised the gun to his hip and fired saw his father
stagger, and went forward to help him. went for
other help; did not mean TO bis father, but only
to Brighten him; wanted to frighten him to avoid
punishment.
Boys mother al sister were on the stand but
told no new facts.
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STATE NEWS.

The Penobscot County Farmers Club met at
East Orrington, Monday morning.
The steamer Katahdin arrived in Bangor Tues
day; her first trip from Boston.
The United States school ship Monongahela,
with Capt Green, will visit Portland about the st
Of June. She has Fl officers, IS boys, s. sailors
and rs marines.
The annual meeting Of the Maine Poultry As
ISOLATION was held in Portland Tuesday afternoon.
The report Of the Secretary and Treasurer shows
the society to be in very prosperous condition.
They have about $1,000 in the bank and owe
scarcely anything. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President-Charles w. Roberts.
Vice Presidents-Charles ii. Haskell and S. B.
Graves.
Treasurer--John c. Proctor.
Corresponding Secretary-George c. Burgess.
hecording Secretary-Albert b. Hall.
Directors-Wm. G. Davis, NJ. b. Coolidge H.
+. Kurdish. Henry Fox. NJ. N. Rich.
Trustee for Five Years-Chares L. jose.
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Nallomeu loral Nems.
Revival Meetings.

| revival Meetings.
| large congregation assembled at the South
Church on Tuesday evening. on which occasion an
| impressive discourse was delivered by Rev. DIR.
Butler, on the theme, "Christ the Open Door,"
founded on the text included in the parable OF tie
good shepherd. In varied and vivid illustration
| the speaker demonstrated the power of the gospel
in the salvation Of the lost, and urged the necess
ty of immediate reception Of Christ as the only
way to the enjoyment Of blessed Immortality.
At the close of the services in the church. large
number repaired to the vestry, which was entirely
filled with those desiring to participate in the
meeting for inquiry, conversation and social wor-
ship. Unusal interest prevailed. The noon meet
ing on Wednesday at the Methodist vestry was
fully attended, and at the South church at half.
past two z. NJ, meeting was held for members
of our Sabbath and public schools together with
parents and friends. The services were of pc
culiar interest and profit, and cannot fail of re-
sultng in good. Another service was held in the
evening in the same place. Sermon by Rev. DR..
Butler
To-day, Cihursday) Fast Day services will be-
held in the Baptist church, at half past ten, A. NJ
and in the South church at half past two, L. NJ
Also in the evening at the usual hour. Not only
the attendance, but the interest to be on the
increase, with a calm and dspassionate purpose
on the part OF all classes, TO give the subjects
der consideration fair and candid consideration.
Thomas c. Jones was arraigned before Judge
Knight on Tuesday, on a charge of adultery, and
pleaded not guilty. The evidence however. was
quite damaging and conclusive, and he was order
ed to give bond in the sum of 81 500, to await
the action of the Grand Jury. For want of bail
lie was committed to the county jail at Augusta.
\ most deplorabe depth Of moral degradation
seems to be involved in transactions connected
with this case.
Mrs. c. ii. Williams is closing out her stock of
millinery, &C., by auction, preparatory to vacat
ing the store, for the occupation of other parties
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Horrible Murder.

GLOUCESTER, April IL. Rockport, Mass, was
the scene of horrible murder this noon. Chss.
ii. Gilman Of Lowell, Mass, q repairer of sewing
machines, who has been canvassing Gloucester
the past week, was found in the reservoir near the
Rockport depot. having been terribly beaten
about the head and thrown in to cover up the
hon IDLE deed. The body had the appearance of
not being there but short time. VIM. Williams
an employee of the deceased, and who was last
seen with him. was Immediately arrested on sus-
picion. William A. and Alphonzo knight of Bel
mont, Me-, were also arrested and locked up TO
await further developments. An inquest will be
held tomorrow at 9 o'clock. He was known to
have a small amount OF money, which is supposed
to have been the object for committing the deed.
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A Card for Rational Readers.

Irrational people always reject good advice. and
in nothing is their folly more frequently conspicu-
GUS than IN 'ghoing precautions necessary for The
retention o. heal h. Forecast the other hand, Is
a nofable characteristic o the rational and il is
the exercise OF thi' quaii.N which We would rug.
gest To them. Protect the system against d seases
which la ,ten upon the debilltated, the nervous,
aud the dyspepuc, by biacing the physique, regu'
lating the stomach, bowels and liver. ANA banl n
ing dependency with the lurest al most eilci.
ent OF botanic invigoratants, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters Thai the effects follow Its use and that
1t prevents W. II as Hnnhilates intei mtent and
remittent feyeTs, are facts established by ndispu.
Ia bic evidence. To enjoy the twin blessings of IA
sound mind and sound body" in all their pent.
tude, try Il course of this sterling medicine.
Apr ll-teod&wlw.
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FARM FOR SALE.

IN SIDNEY, 10 miles from the
Augusta Bridge, on the River road,
in a hne locality. Said farm con.
r tains 20 acres OF land, 50 OF which
: are good tillage land, and the re-
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The funeral services of the Rev. DR.. Murhlen
berg were held this afternoon at st. Luke's Hos
Pital: During the forenoon such inmates Of the
hospital as were able took last look at the face
OF their dead benefactor. Bishop Potter conduct
ed and Bishop Kerfort prom ounced tie eulogy
by request OF the deceased, 81 would not live al
ways, was sung, clear what the voice of Heaven
says taking its place. No music was played. The
remains were inferred at St. Johns Land, l.. /.
Death.
John O'Neill, aged So, died to-day of hydropho-
bia.
Verdict.
The Coroners jury have agreed that Lucy
Freeman, who was burned to death in house OF
I'll fame, the Sd inst. came TO her injuries accden.
tally, and Cooper who was arrested, charged with
setting her clothes on fire, was discharged.
Destructive Fire.
Troy, April IL. The pulp and paper mills at
Palmer Falls were burned this morning. Loss.
Sl40, 900; insurance, $751; 900.
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LASk A.
Military Matters.

WASHINGTON, April IL. 1t has been deteimin-
ed to Withdraw the troops from Alaska and turn
that territory over to the control of the treasury
department.
Companies A G and NJ Of the 4h artillery, 10
all one hundred men, who have been located at
sitka and Fort Wrangel, will be Withdrawn as
soon as the revenue steamer now fitting for the
service, arrives in Alaska waters, about May 10,
and will be sent to other posts in the military d.
vision of the Pacific.
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Call and see the choice line of cigars and tobac
Goes JUS, received by Devne & Howard. app ttfeoC

Many thousands of dollars are spent annually in
distributing, free of charge. Sample Bottles Of
BosHCEE's GERMAN SYRUP TO all parts OF the
country. TO those suffering from Coughs, Asthma
llemorEhages, Consumption, and other Throat
and Lung Diseases that the afflicted might salts
ty themselves that this remedy would save them
from those fatal diseases. No person has ever
used this medicine without getting immediate re-
lief, yet there are great many poor, suffering,
skepdcal persons going about our streets 18th a
suspicious cough, and the voice of consumption
coming from their lungs, that " i'll not try it. II
you die, it is your own fault, as YOU can 90 to
your druggist and get sample bottle for 10 cents
try it; three doses will relieve any case; reg
gular size only - cents. dec9-tTTS&
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NEW YORK.
w Gather.

Weather.
New YORK, April IL. Weather fine, warm,
wind west
AppOintm ents.
No more appointments from New England are
to be made in the revenue department, the quota
being now in excess.
Sailed.
The marquis and marquise DeBassano, Mr.. Geo
b. Grnnell, Archbishop Bagey and Bishop Nc
Nieery sailed for Europe to-day in the steamship
Russia.
Donation.
Mrs John C. Green has given $4,000 to the
home for orphan children of seamen, at New
Brighton, Staten Island.
Explosion.
1t appears that Mrs. Charles Davis was burned
to death by the explosion of gasoline at her home
in Brooklyn last night Her daughter Estells
was fatally scorched, and two other children Jen-
ME and Charlie, were severely burned. But for
the ncighbors. who at the risk Of their own lives
extinguished the fire in the room and on the gar
ments of the victims, all would have persisted.
Mr.. Brendle and Mrs. Coyle and Mrs. Tilton re-
ceived injuries in their humane efforts.
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Disasters at Sea.

Schooner Israel Snow, of Rockland, drove on
the shore at Barscoa during hurricane last fall
has been successfully launched and is loading for
New York.
Schooner George d. Loud, Murphy. from
Maryland for kennebunkport, put into New Bed
ford the 9th inst. with loss Of jibboom, bowspfit
and cutwater. hsving been in collision with the
schooner Rambler of Gloucester, which was ly-
ing at anchor about one mile east of Cross Rip
Liggthip and no light to be seen.
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GARDINER.


GARDINER, April /. The Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars met here to-day, in Johnson's
Hall, full delegation being in attendance. No
business of public interest was transacted. A
public meeting will be held this evening, which
will be addressed by Ex-Govs. Dingley and Per-
ham, John Bennett Anderson, English evan
gelist, aud other prominent temperance workers.
Election Of officers tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
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UTAH.
Lees Confession.

NEW YORK, April IL. The Herald prints let
ter from correspondent in Salt Lake City, say
ing the alleged second confession of Lee, given
to the press by the United States District Attor-
ney, was doctored by the conniyance of the latter
to snit agents of Brigham Young, with the prom.
Use to Lee of reprieve and subsequent pardon.
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Chicago Produce Market.

~, ,,,a Chicago, April IL, 1871.
rLOUR-Extra spring, t5 SCAT 90.
S5s; May l Az; June No. 8. l5kal IL
a.; rejected, "A say.
June. A..
0ATs-s4Ha-c. cash. s71Ic May s4l June.
RYE-No. 2. 70<c.
BARLEY-No. spring, 50 a-c
FORK - Cash, IA % ala % all year. IA 20 (;
May. IA 800; June, IA az.
LARD Cash, OILS cash; 95.-l9 5,IS NAY /:
June y CO tfa0.0O.
BULK MEATS-Sbouders, 5Ra-c.; short rib
sides, 7s.a &C; short clear RIB, sJIa c.
WHIskEY-Western,I o..
tRElGHTS-Corn TO Buffalo, 5ke.; wheat do,
4a5c.
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EUROPE.
GermanY.

BERLIN, April IL. Hoffman, president Of the
imperial chancellor. will take Bismarcks place in
the department of home affairs, Won Buow in
the foreign affairs and Camphausen in Prussian
cabinet.
The Rinderpest.
An imperial order suspends all measures az ainst
the rinderpest, which may be cons idered at an
end.
Personal.
An imperial order dated yesterday, grants alb
sence to Bismarck until August.
Turkey.
LONDON, April IL. A telegram from Constan-
tnople says the Sultan and his ministers express
regret at their inability to follow the we'll meaut
advice of the powers, but both political and finan-
cial reasons rendered it absolutely necessary to
terminate the present intolerable position of I'M
certainty.
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4 Physicians Testtm ony.
BREEsPoRT, Chcmung Co., y. V, !
October 18th. lS76. (

BKEEsPORT, Jhcmung Co, y. Y, !
October 10Th, 1876.
II. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, y. y:
Last Spring was attacked with congestion Of
the lungs; soreness over the liver severe pain in
the joints, burning fever, and a general giving
way of the whole man. Failing to find relief in
remedies ordinarily prescribed, and not expecting
any benefit, but to satisfy friends, tried bottle
of your GoldeR Medical Discovery. When had
taken it was so much improved that continued,
taking three in all, and it effected my entire cure.
Your medicines have only to be used to be appre-
ciated. If every family would give them a trial,
their occupation gone. Yours respectfully,
l.. Il. MCMILLAN NJ d.
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LEWISTON.


LEWISTON. April IL. At about midnight, on
Brook ST., the dwelling owned by L. b. Stinch-
field of East Boston, occupied by Lovejoy family,
was burned. The fire caught in the stable Loss
$780, insured for 81 900 in Manhattan Ins. Co.
A horse was burned in the stable.
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On Monday evening last the house, barn and
other outbuildings belonging to Evander Brown,
situated in Augusta on the l. amson road, in the
northeast part of the city, sboat six miles from
the Kennebec bridge, were burned to the ground
Nothing was saved, not even the furniture. We
understand that the fire was caused by the explo-
sion of kerosene lamp, which had been carried
70 The stable. The buildings were insured
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PORTLAND.
Resolutions.

PORTLAND, Apriill. In the supreme court this
morning, Judge Howard offered resolutions to the
Cumberland bar in memory of Judge Ether Shep-
ley. Judge Barrows responded
Death.
DR.. N. ii. Cary, father OF Annie Louise Cary,
died at Durham yesterday.
Arrested.
A man named Greenleaf has been arrested for
counterfeiting Maine Central Railroad tickets.
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How IIideOus are

dscolored teeth, and how notifying they must
be TO persons troubled with them. Yet it is unnec-
essary that they should be so. since SOZODONT
will restore their health and pristine whitenes IS.
sc it, for it is safe, aromatic, and effective.
anil -teod,Swlw
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Nominations by tn. ,.overnbs.
The following nominations were made by the
governor Yesterday.

The following nominations were made by tn
governor yesterday:
For ritz STATE.
Charles J. Talbot, Wilton, Railroad Commits
Fred L. Rchaid', Camden, Tiusce lnsan
Hospital.
John 5. Gushing, S&owhcaan, Trslcc lusau'
Hospital.
L. W. Woodbury., B3ihel, Trustee Insane Hos
pital
n. S, Harlow, Bangor, Commissioner o. Thar
macy, three years.
Charles X Partridge, Augusta. COMMISSIONS
of Pharmacy, two years.
n. I. Cummings, Portland, Commissioner o
Pharmacy, one year.
Geo. L. Sleeper, South Thoaastoa, Clerk o
Courts for Knox County.
NOTARY PUBLIcs.
John Borgeson, New Sweden.
a. w. Coombs, Portland.
Lewis Pierce,
Henry A. Clark, fremont.
ii. NJ. Heath, Augusta.
VIM. ii. Hilton, Damariscotta
Charles II. Fisher, Boothbay
s. W. Greenleaf, Wiscasset.
John II. Raymond, BATH.
+. w. Guptill, Saco.
w. f. Moody, kennebunkpon.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
o. l.. Cobb, lewiston.
l.. b. Johnson, Houlton.
VIM. Dickey, Fort Kent.
{. p. Allen, Presque Isle
Lewis Pierce, Portland.
+. Il. Snow,
IL. NJ. Sylvester,
n. G.. Cummings, "
Henry T. Garter,
Geo. F. Gould,
John {. Cobb,
{. A. Chaplin, Harrison.
Saml. Clark. Freeport.
Geo. b. Emery, Gorham.
j. w. Forsaith, Brunswick.
Chas. S. Sweetser, No. Yarmouth.
John A. Burke, Rangeley.
David F. Billings, Brooksville.
4. +. Durham, Ellsworth.
John May, Winthrop.
Francis Fuller, e
Geo. Z. Minot Belgrade.
Il. +. Foster, Albion.
Samuel Lane. Gardiner.
J. w. Bassett, Winslow.
James Roberts, Ninalhaven.
j. G. Hambem, Lowell.
NJ. Walker, "
WIN. X. Green, Paris.
L. \. Buck, Greenwood.
Thomas Moulton, Porter.
A. L. Herrck, Bethel.
Is. b. Thatcher, Bangor.
Chas. n. IIersey, 90
Geo. W. Royal, 4
Arthur Davis, Scion.
John l.. Field, St. Albans.
Chas. NJ. Cunningham, Belmont.
Lorenzo Garcelon, Troy.
George b. Furgeson Belfast.
Vinal Hills. Northport
b. l.. Smith, Marion.
Geo. A. Cunan, Calais.
+. S, Wilson, Cherry field
Samuel II. Bradbury, Lubec.
Luther T. Mason, Biddeford
TRIAL JUSTICES.
Horace B. Harmon, Casco.
Abner b. Chase, Wayne.
+. l.. Rideeut Benton.
J. Bartlett, Woodstock.
f. S. Duttop, Athens.
X. ). Young, Stalks.
John Greeley, Palermo.
Asa Gowan. Eliot,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Situation.

COLUMBIA, April IL. Governor Hampton i.
now in possession of the State House. The trans.
fer of papers and other property was made at
about % 7. NJ. to-day, by the respective secre-
taries, Wade ii. Manning representing Hampton
and Z. j. Bsbbitt, representing Chamberlain. No
excitement whatever.
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The Kennebec framing and house furnishing
Co. at Fairfield, are pushing forward their work
with considerable energy. The new mill is TO be
fifty by one hundred and ten feet, and two stories
high. The present steam mill which is fifty by
Que hundred and and twelve feet is to be raised
twelve feet and baseme Mt put under it, 1t is ex
pectel this company will give employment 10
twenty five or ihrtN mon.
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Mr.. w. Ii. Holmes has Just finished taking the
census of the scholars in the village school dis
trct. lie finds 1925, being one hundred and six
ty-fve more than last year. Seventy-siy children
between the ages of 8 and lG do not habtualy
attend schnnl
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GREEN T..
Fire.

LEWISTON, April IL. On Wednesday morning
an unoccuped dwelling owned by Stafford n.
Thompson of Greene, was burned. Loss $500;
insured in the Royal, Liverpool, for 5000
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1t is rumored that the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
esraph Company, are going to extend their line to
Bangor, and will open an office there sometime
during the present season.