The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-22

OR IGINAL AND SELE G TED.

from Lady; White Labor in the Slave
States, &c.
rE3- On the fourth page-Mscellany.
- Conditional loyalty is but the sugar
coated form of unconditional treason.
a8- A Baptist church was organized at
Caribou, Aroostook Co., on the 10Th ult
u Why would Bion Bradbury make a
good soldier? Because he can't run!
gy- Gum & Locke is the name of bust
ness firm in Detroit.
Ig-Sam. Houston is again reported dead.
lie is said to have died at Huntsville, Texas,
on the 23d of July.
ag-A salute of 100 guns was fired at AL
/ bany on Wednesday, over the result of the
Maine election.
10 The news of the Maine election caused
decline in the copper stocks OF Ohio aud
Pennsylvania, OF ATTY per cent.
B- Gold went up with bound yesterday,
on the receipt of the news that Rosecrans had
been repulsed.
sB- In one of his recent speeches in this
an to "an old poultice that drew the rebellion
to a head"
sg- Some fiend in human shape lately en-
tered the churchyard in Bethel and battered
and distorted the headstone over the grave of
child buried there, out of spite to its parents.
yAmong the recent casualties in Gen.
Gilmores force, Alonzo Smith, of Bddeford,
of the 9th Maine regiment, Co. E, had both
thighs fractured, and has since died.
G@The Knox County Temperance Asso-
citation will hold its Quarterly Session at South
Hope, on Thursday, the Goth inst, at IL
o'clock.
1g- The copperhead paper at Portsmouth
calls Daniel S. Dickinson an "niamous repro
bate" Dickinson's sin consists in preferring
his country to a tratorous party.
Ng@Mr. Eben Williams was so badly in
jured by falling from the staging of ship in
Rockland on Thursday last, that he died in a
few hours after, as we learn from the Gazette.
gg We take pleasure in calling attention
to the advertisement OF James f. Fernald, one
of our oldest and best Merchant Tailors. Mr..
+. has fine assortment of Cloths, &c.
1fThe old station house at Danville
Junction is to give place to a new and COM
modious structure. A much needed improve
lnent.
sg- Winthrop claims to be the banner
town in the state, having given six times as
large majority for Cony this year as it gave
for Coburn last year.
% The Kennebec Baptist Association
held its annual session at Waterville on the
18th inst, at which resolutions sustaining the
government and of approval of the emanci-
patton policy were passed.
S- The Northern rebel sympathzers draw
back from the suspension of the habeas corpus
in favor Of traitors, as culprit does from the
rope when the hangman is adjusting it about
his neck.
sr The man who hesitates to support his
government lest slavery shall be destroyed, az
fords convincing evidence that his devotion to
despotsm is stronger than his reverence for
liberty.
sB- When the wolf, by initiating the bark
ing OF Il dog, frigntens the lamb to take refuge
in his own den, the cry of abolition" by cop
perheads may deter loyal men from obeying
the instincts of a true patriotism.
sH-Madame Tassaud has added to her col
lection of Wax Statuary, in London, lie-size
model of Gen. Mcclellan. 1t will probably,
be placed in the Royal Gallery, with the title
of king of Spades"
gB- The howl of the copperheads over the
authorized suspension of the habeas corpus in
favor of persons charged with treason, or whs
resist the draft, is . confession of their crimes
and fear Of detection and punishment.
"" Gov. Tod Of Ohio says that George H.
Pugh, the copperhead candidate for Lieut..
Governor of Ohio, is disappointed applicant
for position in the army, and this is the reason
of his taking the copperhead shute.
sB- The only mission remaining TO the
Democratic party as at present organized, is
to embarrass the government, to find fault and
to growl over every act that unfavorably affects
negro slavery.
rH- Mr.. Chas. Lemont of Augusta, son of
the late Capt. Lemont of Halowell, sailed in
the Bainbridge from New York, and undoubt-
eddy found a watery grave with the rest of her
Inflated officers and crew.
.v- Hon. Samuel c. Adams, Newfeld, has
been elected President, and William III. Con-
ant, Cashier, of Alfred Bank. Better selec-
tons for the places, probably, could not have
been made.
Sg- A desperate fellow by the name OF
Thompson of Jay who was drafted swore
that he would never be taken alive. Officers
Whitman, Hamlin and Covil, by order of Pro-
vost Marshal Baker, smoked him out and put
him in the Auburn Jail for safe keeping.
sy- We learn from the Loyal Sunrise "
that Mr. Ximenas Phlbrick, of Woodland, was
instantly killed on Monday of last week,
whilst engaged in falling trees. He removed
from Buckfeld to that place about four years
since.
rg- The report of the capture of the ship
Prince of Wales, Capt. Morse, by the rebel pi-
rate Georgia, has been confirmed She is
owned by j. II. McLellan,of Bath, and was
bonded for $4,000. She is good ship Of 900
tons, and was built in Bath in 1860
Ir Two cents paid in advance is sufficient
for drop letter, but if put in the Office with
ont nrppavmpnt IL costs the marty to whom il