The Portland daily press., 1864-10-18
90. send him to his masters care,
That colored euss and leave him there,
Send him to day, and let him stay,
That colored cuss from Africa

Is. 50 Among the passengers on board the
steamer Washoe, who were badly injured at the
time of the explosion of her boilers, while on
the way from San Francisco to Sacramento, was
Daniel Gray Of Bangor. OF the ITS passengers
forty were killed and 50 wounded. ytiA
R-It is reported that the notorious H. H.
Dodd, leader of the Sons of Liberty, who es-
capped from Jail recently, and for whom areward
of $4,000 was offered, was arrested on the Sth,
seven miles from Indianapolis in a farm
house. Aefse 4.s.s e.t1e
EA party Of, New London Democrats went
to Norwich to attend a ratification meeting, the
other night; and on the way beat the captain Of
the boat shamefully because he kept no bar. The
captain started a Mcclellan man, but returned a
Unionist. IF slb 7ef,,e
- Gen. Heintzleman said at Union meeting
in Wheeling on the 5th: 81 can see but two is
sues in this contest-an honorable peace accom-
plished by vigorous war or an armistice, a
convention of States and o final dissolution of
the Union and eternal war;
90 The Governor and Council of Massachu-
sets have appointed Friday, the 18th day of
january next, as the day for the execution of
Edward W. Green, the murderer of young Frank
Converse in the Maiden Bank. The execution
will take place in the Jail yard at East Cam
bridge.
% Efforts are soon to be made to introduce
the culture of the coffee bean into the Connecti-
cut valleys product that is said to be the best
substitute for coffee yet discovered Marsh Stiles
of New Ashford, in Berkshire county. has the
Seed and it is believed that the article can be as
proftably produced as tobacco -ov
RThe proprietor of the Advertiser has on
numerous occasions intimated that his property
might be destroyed by mob No one else ever
made such an intimation, or had such thought,
probably, He evidently is anxious to become
martyr. to suffer for the copperhead cause. If
not, why is he constantly inviting some one to
tread on his coat tail I A
The Boston Herald which was never
charged with being an abolition paper, in speak
ing Of the elections of Tuesday, 18th inst, says,
sin fact Old Abe will sweep the field from Maine
to California. Campaign documents are at
discount. The people will settle thewhole matter
intheir own way, giving politicians the privilege
of staying at home"
HA young woman in jackson, Mich, has
been carrying on the recruiting business in an
original and highly peculiar manner. She mar
res man on condition that he will enlist and
give her his bounty. She being strikingly hand
some, the man consents. After he is gone, she
~ arries another. Four m en- had she thus welded
and sesteo the army. On thefifth occasion she
was detected. ....-as.,- -
81 The general we have mesf TO fear in the
coming Presidential election, is general apathy,
After such unmistakable evidence of the loyalty
Of the people as has been exhibited in all the
stste elections that have been held since the nom
nation of Mr.. Lincoln, there is reasonable
ground to believe that every Gtate entitled to
voice in the election, can be carried for him ex.
,ept perhaps New Jersey and Kentucky. Let
The next three weeks be devoted to that object,
and the result is sure.
~ The Belfast Journal, Democratic, exulR
greatly over the fact that the Democrats Of the
south are to employ negroes in their army, says
they will fight side by side with the white man,
or a common object of adyantageto BOTH" 1t
will, says that paper, ''giye the south hosts of
friends in Europe, who are now reserved because
# the reproach attached to the institution. The
,outh are in arms not to protect slavery, but to
.epel what they believe to be an assault upon
heir legal right'-to wit; their legal right to
Freak up this Government AI
The Advertiser yesterday contained de-
ided growl from the Westbrook lion, and the
erocoQs animal showed his teeth distinctly. |
The assertion that the Press has invoked mob |
aw against the advertiser is quite as truthful
s most of the statements in that veracious sheet.
he threats of violence from the Westbrook
Gentleman are cheap, decidedly SO. He is a
ootbless tigers dog whose bark is more to be
readed than his bite. He never talks Of his
rowess and threatens to perpetrate deeds OF
lood' without calling to mind the old story of
'eonard jarvis in Washington, and those caba-
site letters, Il. 8. G. ~. al .sF ,,.f -