The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-26
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

fYcSS OSo-A
ford for the proposes National Sailors Fair.
RA Lodge of Good Templafs is about to be
organized in South standish. t4e ~
B-If you wish to make a fool of man. first
see whether you can fatter him; and if you sue
cecil, your purpose is half gained. ---------
R-A Washington detective had Ills pocket
picked of $25 the other day, while riding in
horse car. as ri "a
BThe Detroit Tribune calls the Mcc lellan de-
monstration in that city on the 18th, s.lamen-
table fzzle." ssgs grgsaa11 sd3 y1a3ssesg ssT
EYVarious valued and highly esteemed COM
munications have been received, which will be
published in few days. satsiei laueaa ~, III
gYThe 22d anniversary of the Order ef the
Sons of Temperance. will be quite generally cell
ebrated BY members:of the Order, 1t occurs on
Thursday, 10Th inst. -, 49,,
80 According to the London Morning Star,
man named King has confessed that he was an
accomplice Of Muller in the murder Of Mr..
Briggs ousn a. Penssi s9 ~" yeAt 7qe.s ga
econspiratorH H. Dodd, commander
of the 'sons of Liberty, I" who was arrested in
Indiana few days ago, lis to be tried at indiana
apolis by court-martial. .ass
BrGen. Hooker is showing how he supports
Mcclellan by making speeches to the Union
Leagues and urging the election of Lincoln and
Johnson. = ''''s ~ s'i''s' il1ssii' %
E-There will be a Cattle Show and Fair at
Livermore Falls, Thursday, Oct. 9th, in which
the inhabitants of East Livermore, Liyermore,
and jay will join. b siab nofl nsgsaaa is2sstEl sn
- The September term of the S. J. Court for
Androscoggin County, will begin its session at
Auburn, Tuesday, Sept. 27th. Judge Walton
will preside. 4si4iao-sas 10 aailaiusaes 6suoii
RAll soldiers of foreign birth honorably
discharged. who have resided in the United
States one year, may be Immediately natu-
rallied.
B-Aecording to the report of the rebel score
tary of the rebel treasury, the rebel debt on
April of this year, was 81 ,029 1922 ,773 Its a
great deal more now, eis.s s,.t.,zf
20 Dan Rice, the circus man, and Rev. Mat
thew Hale Smith. Esq, both go for Mcclellan
both being given to ground and lofty tum-
bling. a' = sakss 'lAl s19ntaaoo sssoa 9 I
B-The New York Post says .sGen. Jubal
Early is going to change bis christian name be-
cause he can t be jubilant any longer. y He is
better known as the late Early. 5aanazovo8 81 sd
RrDaniel W. VOORHEES,, that preeminent COP
perhead Congressman, from Indiana, goes in
forlMeClellan. All the Peace leaders are satis-
hedwith him now.s' illnsss 8sd s,lt ca has .4ss.s
80 South Australia now has lac, 4l6 inhabi-
tants. In 1853 the. productions were A, SOL, 9IS
bushels of wheat and 6,365 gallons of wine.
The exports were about $l5 900 900 and the i'm
ports $l0, Ooe,O SON Sa9f 9a' g -l'sisba =
B A boy whose general appearance betok-
ened the want of a father's care, being asked
what his father followed for a living, replied,
Hes Methodist by trade, but he don't work
at it any more - ~ oioise Aaa issi.'ss So
iR-Says the Evening Post of the22d, General
Sheridan has just gained glorious and decisive
victorgi and the leading Mcclellan journal in
this city this morning prints an article headed
Lincoln 2 Encouragement Of the war; j.
80 The Washington Republican says that ON
Tuesday, as party of rebel prisoners were pas
sing down the avenue, they cheered Justify when
under the Mcclellan flag, suspended opposite
the Democratic headquarters. - .''s
H-It is said Early was on his way to stump
Maryland for Mcclellan, but important engage
ments have prevented his crrrying out his plans.
Rumor says he doesn' I want anything more of
the Northern Yankees. He has got his IS Phiis,8
- A Mr.. Wiley, who went down in diving
armor to release the packing from the bottom OF
the steomer Franklin, at Kittery Navy Yard, on
Thursday, became entangled by the air hose,
and was nearly exhausted when drawn up, 5t.-
B"Do you enjoy going toschurch now ~
a ladu IF htpo D,rf
Ido,' replied Mrs. P. Nothing does me SO
much good as to get up early ON Sunday morn
ing, and go TO church, and hear populous min
lister dispense with the gospel. -
Gen. Fremont has set two good examples
which Mcclellan would do well to copy; first,
resign his military commission. and second,
withdraw from the presidential race. The first
will save the Government bill of expense, the
second willsave himself from being run over.
H-A Portland boy, before Petersburg, says,
sswe aredetermined to whip the South back into
our. Glorious Union.'aa We are in for war to the
knife, if need be, to put down this rebellion and
more, we are bound to re-elect, odd Abe for
President the next four years.
RsIhe Missouri radicals talk Of putting B.
Gratz Brown into the fed in the place of Free
mont Rather poor sight for the Presidency
Fremont stuck as long as there was square foot
Of plank to stand on, and when he went under
took that piece with him. sai sGtsaq sb5saeg
EVA correspondent Of the Boston Traveller
furnishes that paper very interesting account
Of the manufacturing business Of Lewiston.
/ He says Lewiston is one Of the most flourish
ing and pleasant places in Maine, 2 and might
have added, orin New England. Aasa
EB F. Wilkins, Chief of the Bureau in the
Postof6ce Department at Washington, for re-
ceiving and accounting for returned or mutila-
ted stamps has been arrested on the charge Of
abstracting large amount. His friends say he
is innocent. ii sfda 40 .g,Iena ss.ists, 4ss.s,ai
asB 60 The New. York Evening Post of Saturday
was to publish two letters of General jackson,
hitherto unpublished, aud written in 1882, ex-
pressing in strong terms his sentiments in re-
gard TO nulli6cation and rebellion. His Ian
guage applies admirably to these days, ee.3s
Ezr Gerrit Smith was invited to attend the
great Lincoln and Johnson meeting at Buffalo,
and not being ably to comply wrote the follow
ing brief but. expressive note: 81 wish could,
but 1 can't. God bless your meeting. and make
it mighty against both Southern and Northern
traitors
.RThs sales of goods manufactured by the
Androscoggin Mill in Lewiston during the past
year, amounted to $2,2 900, and the profits to
$44o, 900. or A per cent, on the capital Next
to the Pepperell, among the large cotton mills,
this has been the most successful inthe coun-
sy.haod 90 iaeo zsg ssilRI eisaEs esai aTasz
~: notwithstanding over half a million Of
gold was required in New York Saturday onfor-
eign account, to gob ont by the steamers. the
news of Sheridan victories brought down the
dust about fifteen or twenty per cent Gold
and copper caa'tremain up whenTrebellion is
scaving in.o2 & elo assN59d 'ss9fJ tosooA -
RThe shopkeepers in New York and Phila-
delphia are posting placards IN their windows
.s1ksi Is. enrsr, o