The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-16
r4sMs OF STATE News NEWS.

B The Augusta Journal says Hon. James
| G.. Blaine of that city, has been, FRUSTRATED by
sickness for several weeks, but his complete
recovery is fully expected.
The New, Orleans Times says 1--WE
came very near being run over some days ago
by the driver of bread-cart. On looking up
we recognized in the man who held the rib
bons' awell-to-do citizen, who lives at his ease
in the city, occasionally rusticating on fine
plantation on our lower coast. With true in
dependence he earns his bread by providing it
] for others. Such Is the spirit that will resus-
citate the South, and give it worthy ami las
ting Independence"
BB- The election returns for Sagadahoc
| county show anajority for Mr. Southland; for
the senate, of oil, which is about one hundred
more than last ye. T.. 4...,..s u, -,4;rA
The droughtis becoming SO severe that
milkmen will soon be unable to procure a suff-
cient supply of pure water to thiclxen up their
milk ssi s8H aias sais ia SOHO siii a atss 20
- We can conceive Of nothing more utter
| ly disgusting than the manner in which the
argus and other copperhead papers put on airs
since the election The verdict of the people
has consigned their party to an infamy as deep,
] as profound and as irrevocable as that which
Surrounds the name of Judas, and vet they
talk of the radicals" and what the ."conserya-
| tlves" will do, and in the face of a popuIar
Judgment that should make a brazen image
blush for very shame, they tlippantly 1talk ii
being the democrat party !! Loathing and dis
I gdstcan find no more powerful stimulant than
their conduct. 1yA8H 40 241220T
NsxE=1Tba nirootorc Of fla O. n
road owe it to the public, as token of grati-
tude for its liberal patronage, to put on addi-
tional trains between this city and the capital
of the state. In fact the extra accommodation
should be extended to Skowhegan. A mora
ing train should leave here daily. for the
east. ------
The Wing says that between Saturday
and Monday last, the, carpenter shop OF, Mr..
Charles Sawtelle, on the corner of Bfoadwaf
and York streets, was entered and quantity
of tools taken therefrom. The nature Of the
tools taken was such as to give rise to the sus-
picion that they were obtainedt to use in more
extensive operations of the same sort.
The Hallowen Gazette asks who ever
heard of boys being improved in morals OF in
tellect in consequences Of proving around the
streets after dark !. shbh gaie's z.s' e2
BB Eddie Lynde, twelve years of e,while
playing on a horizontal bar in the yard of the
Select Schoollat BangDrya few days since, EfeI
. to the ground, dislocating his shoulder, and
fracturing the bpneofslis arm. 81 l7TtaHs
M RH~ The Journal says an eel three feet ten
inches long and weighing eight pounds, found
its way few days since through the water
pipe of the Lewiston Mills Dye-House; and
into the great boiling tank within. Not liking
his spent up Utica he Tapped himself out O.
the tank upon the floor, was confiscatef and
skinned and his skin VIII be stuffed and ,ex-
hibited at the County, Fair. n.t4 ha0 ria ss4at
6 "A private note from Rev. G. w. Ouin-
by, editor of the Banner, informs us that the
sensational account of his late accident was.
not warranted by the facts; that he is doin6
well, and hopes to be- able to attend the Ma.
.tonal Universalist Convention in Conn. ne 4 !
week. alGHTf
+. DB- Mr. anthony Morse, an. old gentleman
of Brunswick, was severely though moi. ftallT
injured few days since in that town by heinz.
thrown from a carriage .z5bln 1es
% Seward Din, Esq, of Phillips. has baan
experifnenting ON the culture Of cranhArr;a.
with eminent success. He informs us that i,
can pick peck of full size, and well ripene6
berries on spot fourfeet square. sla z .1|
Il B4-Ths Wing says that ON Tuesday niebt
thesafe in the Office Of Charles B. Abbot. ESQ.
on the odd Penobscot Wharf, Bangor, was bro
ken open by the use of gunpowder The thieve.
were fortunate enough to secure about four
uollars and twenty -seven cents, about half the
linount they would have received had they
hpeht the same amount of labor honestly,