The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
Il ORIGINAL AND sE1Eorrp..

BRs-Gen. Howard has gone South on an ex
tended tour, with a view of making a rept ri TO
the President of the operations of the Freed
mems Bureau nora flII III a Z
"a New Orleans papers announce that Hon
Pierre Soule is soon expected to arrive in thai
city and makeit his permanent home. ~
"a Mr.. Richie, the newly elected ayor
of Richmond, is Mrs. sCora Mowatts'' Lus-
band. ass f4sa
Va Rebellion and slavery shall, by Gods
good help, no longer pollute our State Loyaf
men, aohether aohite or black, shall alone control
her dsstinies; and when this strife in which we
are all, engaged is past, trust, ! know, we
shall have better state of things, and shall all
rejoice that honest labor reaps the fruit of its
own industry, and that, every man has a fair
chance in the race Of Siife.- Andreso johnson,
ES Col;l Charles H. Howardg brotherA of
General o. o. Howard, has been promoted to
the rank of Brigadier General, and assigned to
the position of Inspector General of the States
Of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, in the
Freedmen's Bureau. iasa bea85saelsdss0
BB Black7eyed ladies are most apt to be
passionate and jealous; blue eyed, soulful,
1 truthful, affectionate and confding; gray-eyed,
philosophical, literary resolute and cold
hearted hazel eyed, quick tempered and
| tickle sHlQe tiaia M 70 aes s 81
| "A stray contraband from down south
| wasiateiy inspecting a horse power in opera
ton, when he broke out thus "Mister, I has
| seen heaps oh tings in my life, but I nebber
saw before anything whar o boss could do his
own work and ride hisself too lsg - - 81 ~,
E-D David King, a colored man, has been
arrested at Norfolk, Virginia, for selling
sausages in which the clawsiof a kitten were
! found. assssa Sfasrto sefta4sstF esfsgg
| E William Stark of Manchester, N; H.,
has recently imported from Calcutta, white
Brahmin COW, a lotof Patuah goats, some Hin
doc sheep, several Gangese geese and some
East India deer. They are designed for his
park in Manchester, where he has the largest
private collection Of rare animals and birds in
the United States. u,.,a e .sl, .s,.s.sg h 4
EY- Mrs. Symonds of Maiden, Mass, recent
ly received a despatch from Washington, an
nouncing that her husband died at Anderson
vile several months since, and that the sum of
| two hundred, dollars arrearages was subject to
her order. But Mrs. s. had received an asst1rl
ance more comforting by half than that. Her
husband had returned to her fond embrace,
| safe and sound, more than two months pre-
vious. lstal4CJ 'E&&8f1tssssE
Ba Says the Roand Table, in introducing, q
caustic criticism of new book, 4The mystery
which surrounds those familiar but still profile
NAUTICAL characters, ST. 1860 X which, for the
last few years, have filed our newspapers and
SO vilsly 'defaced our most romantic scenery.
has doubtless caused many thousands more
gallons Of Mr. brakes bitters to be DRINK than
if he had simply labelled his compound rum
and herb mixture
/ The democrats are running far 1uck..
They have not syllable Of announcement
from President johnson, and yet they swear
they are his only real genuine supporters: The
man whom they abused SO numerically, when
he was military Governor Of Tennessee and ad-
ministered his @iron-clad oath" to the demo-
Gratis of that State, they now nominate for
President in 1868.-[New Bedford Mercury.
VB-The Springfield ARepq5licam says that a
novel and amusing race is in prospect on the
Hampden Park, open TO all jackasses. % Il
"a An obieetof YinterestY-7 A girl whose
income is three thousand year.
= 1The London Times thinks it is the duty
of the United States government to recognize
Macmillan, firstly, BECAUSE failure to do SO
may displease Louis Napoleon, and secondly,
because it would facilitate trade between this
country and Mexico Doubtless, the Govern
ment at Washington will gratefully take into
consideration the advice Of the Times.
2 Bg-Hon. A. II. b. Stuart a, candidate for
Congress in Virginia, in recent speech to his
constituents, argued that the test oath is un
constitutional, and read a long extract from
the New York Daily NeaOs in proof of the cor
rectness of his position
; BB-The New York Times remarks Weak
as this Fenian movement is we say to-day, UNI
hesitatingly, that it needs from America. but
the same support which the Southern rebellion
received from England, to give it a force that
would rock the British kingdom to its founda-
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