The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-11

The experience Of many life: "What
fool I've beenw The experience of many a
wife: what fool I've gotP'
sV At recent tea-party, young lady Of
Tered the following: THE young men of the
Uni6h ffi9ir arms our supper, cur UFnls'
sheir rewstf )Fdl r, 9sfeanJt sh.ggf4"
=seThe Argus is very, uery sensitive at an
afviqMt0 ype,pfziss blapdsrsI ipl announcing
the late election returns, We would recon-
mend dose of ass-smart tea.
ALL III S &H pUvst aa8aK atsggaS W.
made on Saturday al dAstAoiSte the Wash
ington Navy Fxfd and blow upAths magazine.
Te apesndi4ry wssarsestsdo q7oouI
10 ,N-,We have received communication
from C. P. Kimball, ESQ.,, denying emphsiiea-
ely sha4s be was pledged, If elected Mayor. 10
carry out any wateu seheme of F. o. j. Smith.
y sa-David Pingree, the, well kbowti him
der dealer and speculator, of Salem, Mas.
died Z on Tuesday. aged 81. He vas largely
interested inithe Wild lands m Oxford" and
Coos Counties. ,Eools gaaqmoo "a . orowso /
o pTTheo HartGord Post says The copper
heads who cant The, transcription act pfcpn-
sttutional, are the lineal descendants ofJodas
Iscarot on the one side and Anhias and Sap
phira The other ogoe ,ngeiii5G 5ns esoltHa
IS sD-Prof Briggs gave one of his Reading
entertainments at Bath, last evening. The
Times expresses, the, hope, thar DIR. Macgo-
wan may bs INDUCED to dsliyeFs biz japanese
lecturesia that city. .beisnl9sau OBJ
~ ~. 10 .,;y " ,b;
have or late withholden their exchanges from
this office. Very well, we gan stand it as long
Gas they can, bat We shall not advertise themby
calling their anames.5 1siisao .qIowad solad
Quad eailnH lGebls5II .IOoa aStIa |
sF-sWhy, Mr. b. saidaa tall youth TO :
little person, who was IN company with AaF 4
dozen huge men, II protest you are 50 small
did not see you before" miI41 m Ike sixpelce
among six copper censss mot readily perceived,
but, worth thewhoie Of ltherp,aa9ac q a = TX
~H. L. Davis, Exchange Street, has
received MIS- Gaskelfs Novel entitled "A
Dark Nights Work, .apaper coFeua from the
!, press of Harper g. Brpthers; price 25 cents.
dixie all the issues from the same press It's b
decidedly readable work. % sm79i
tnsstThe fsrmmenrss 4n4tRt eastern ppoaEsiSE d.
Msihs stsadt selling sheh-tasses forseal this
season SO generally as has been their wont.
,EAee plsqttsIaesas n Fhss 4ay itiis.faid, in
duced them 70 keep the yo,u1nghngs 10 repien-
is. ish their stock. co.., ,-....
IL Or The people ins the rebel Statss afsbe-
Sgfnnniig 10 feel the assaults of A. conqusror
more terFihle than i that lof irop-ciads : Ger.
L Hunger.l Brend riots have already occurred
7 Id Richmond, Petersburg, Sayshpah and At
lanta. .IA1Iqko
! np-The lewiston Journal says the Bsses
i Andr osceetin: and. we believe other mills are
cunning extra hours for the purpose Of york
ing UP 'ne'r s'ooss On cotton On manu- ~ 'ne
I expectations that cotton will 90 down some
what inPrices od'aS9aiaa 20 b,ossl 10 IS
Hon. John cochrane, recently hard shell
democratic congressman from New York
made ..peeeh In Cooper Institute q few eYen.
\ inss since, IN which he was emphatic IN favor
] of armfnr and using III. negroes for military
Z purposes. .ss,.sun.a, ss'l 80, .,.,i ,saa
A s sY-The old Upiversa,lst church In Bath
,.bed. and block Of elegant. s,ote. Il 10 .,ak,
Il itsi pIace. The society rorship. IN atesu,ifu
d ana spaciou. church ON W.shin, ,,.,n stree,
\ 6,,.s,ns ,ha p,,L
Eli M
p,, -, :. ~ - 80, n aa.. r