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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-09
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b.iser, Zen mir In pn Orisina!ipro@&'
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II have, indeed, heard It maintained.
that "Great Britain should recognize
the independence Of the South as soon
as possible, With a view to impede thu
success of the efforts Of the conserva'
tive party to reconstruct the Union
-unp- tut, pann mi,Gmpba(f aus: ~~&tnu'
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''The advocates Of this opinion con
slider q Reunion as = probable event,
and apprehend that the first result of
it woull be, that "the combined forces
of the North aud the South would be
lot loose upon Canada. I certainly do
not at present share these %apprehen-
sions." ..E.;
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-09

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baIb On elmer YsIt,if ~ fpinn'n. Die
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-09

10 kfe e9s{fSeiGlsf SSt9 Dest1bd1lA
II ottha lib tnieIle 9rstyattsSaI ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-21

Mr.. EDIroR:-We had the pleasure OF be-
ing present at a surprise parry, given to Judge
Kingsbury, in honor Of his filtieth birthday.
which took place on the seventeenth of July.
In answering the door-bell, he saw upon his
steps about forty Of his friends, which after
he became composed, were ushered in TO en-
joy pleasant evening. The choir belonging
to the Swedenborgian society were present,
and disceurscd some fine music. "John An
derson, my 10, John" was first sung, after
which "over the Summer Sea-" and .Mar-
settles Hymn" were sung. A few moments
were spent In conversation, upon different
subjects, when Mr.. o. Gerrish made few re-
marks to the Judge, presenting to him, as he
did so, few gifts. which were from tue
Judges family. The Judge replied in brief,
thanking his family and friends, for coniribu-
ting so much to his happiness. Then poem
was chanted, written for the occasion by his
sister, Mrs. A. B. b. -. Flowers were
in great abundance throughout the house.
Presently, the hostess considered the mate
rial needs Of such a company, and furnished a
table, with various tempting viands. We
must say one word in favor of that coffee. 1t
was no Hard times" coffee. After doing JUS
tice to the food, and spending while IN con-
versation, the friends Joined in singing "Auld
Lang Syne, and all took their departure, hop
ing that when the next anniversary came
around, they might all meet again, in another
world.
Portland, July 10, 1868.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-21

Mr.. J. b. Webb, Principal Of Gorham Sem
mary, has just returned from Gettysburg where
he has been to look for Capt. Lowell Of Co. ID.
10th Maine regiment reported wounded. He
thinks from all the information be was able to
obtain that Capt. Lowell was taken prisoner,
and is now at Richmond with others Of the
same regiment M W
Mr. Webb saw most of the wounded of the
10Th Maine, and many others from our State,
and says they are well cared for and appear TO
be doing we'll
He saw the following wouned OF the
10th the list of which he has handed us for
publication, and thinks 1t embraces all the cas-
ualities of that regiment:
Cecil. Farnham, head; Franklin Fawbirth
since died; Calvin Day, leg; Bordman VIII,
Jams, hand; o. Brown, foot: VIM. Foster, leg /;
Geo. X. Burnhan, hip; I. ii. Farris, leg I;
Saml. Peabody, head; w. A. Bachelor, face !;
ID. A Spearing, groin: Winslow A Morrill,,
breast; X. A. Dow, foot; Chas. A. Deveraux,
leg; A, B. Mills, leg; b. ID. Babcock, leg /;
Moses w. Cook, face; NJ. b. Soule, arm; ID.
III. Hines, leg; A. w. McCausland, leg; Chas.
NJ. Philips, -; ii. A. Ever, leg; F. II. Bee
cher, leg; p. O'Conners, side; W. S. Chick,
foot and wrist; A. w. Stratton,eg Chas. Lyon
both legs; John A. Thompson, flesh wound !;
4. C.. Millikin, side.
The Surgeon being wounded and all others
of the hospital Dept, being taken prisoners,
accounts for the delay in forwarding the oboye
list,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-21

49, -. /. ....t.-.-- :.
San fhANtis,o-Ar 20 MI, Dark mos Fetch
CT, sonie, ne~ i"Ik' -, -, -
MY oiLEANs-Ar oih inst. barks Albert Hob
hins; New iork' Aurora. Lindsey, fmadephia; ,th
Sol " nnss; bunker. boston; orig > u Kennedy,
Sihith. Fnhaneiphia' stn schs Nate carlton Bowen
b9pekspot; Ioth, Maine Law Amcsoury, Boston.
Below. coming up, barks fremont, fhnney, from
Philadeiphia; Mary Porter, from Pensacola: brigs
Mcintyre, Linnell: and Proteus, CHM. I'm Boston
CT q Brien from Matamoras.
tid oth Dark harvest Moon, Berry, fhiiadelphia;
I'm snip Lisbon, cnrricr, New York bark Mime
sofa, watson, Philadelphia: l. Hazeltine, Gun
nlngbam. Boston; sch Nate Field, Allen, New York
Wii prigs II berry. Dixon, Boston; ioth, Ocean
Wave. Alchorn, New York.
Sid 9Th. brig Green's, Landerkin, Boston.
Advertised, ships Seth Spfague iof New FORK With
dispatch; brig Ocean Wave. Tor do, do; sch III
Russell, for Vera Cruz few days.
GEoROEfOWN-sld 18TH sch w L Williams,
Hartman, for Kingston. Mass.
BALTIMORE Cid 10Th, brig John Hathaway.
Townsend, New York
Cid 18th, scbs & w Dyer. Fierce Bangor; X Blew,
Peterson. and Ida Blake, hennebunk
PHlLADE1.PilfA-Arl6 18th, sch Mary Gay, Pierce,
Baraeoa.
Cid 18th, bark Starlight, Berry, Boston,
Ar lith, bark Union, Heard. fernanbuco
Ar 18th, schs Snow Flake, Pickett. and Z W Locke,
Huntley. Boston.
Cid 18th. brigs VI w Holt, Sprague, Havana: Tan
gent, Tibbetts, Boston; sch Trade Wind, Corson.
Boston.
NEW 1ORh-Ar 18th, schs Agrieola. Murch, I'm
Rondout Tor Boston; Snow, Jones, Port Morris;
Connectcut, Dean. and IL Pool Mcf adden, Ban
gor; Albert. Larkin, Calais: flurd Snow. Rockland
7 Taylor, Nickerson. and Florida, Kelley. Boston.
Ar 18th. brgs Gangcs. johnson, I'm New Orleans
orison Adams from Sagua; schs Dragon, johnson,
Santa Cruz; Massachusetts, Hunt. Rockland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-21
Cape Elizabeth Right ON the War-Union
Sentiment Prevailing.
10 the Editor Of the Press

lOtHc bHttcT " thf fFes&
Saturday, the 10th inst, we were assembled
at the town-house agreeably to a call of the
Selectmen, issued on petition Of ten copper
heads, for the purpose of voting TO pay each
drafted man $500, by which he could pay COM
mutation money and stay at home, thus with
holding the needed men and denying that sup
port which the Government just now needs.
The first movements Of the meeting seemed TO
indicate that sympathisers with Rebellion and
haters Of free institutions would succeed in
their reasonable designs, and accomplish their
evil purpose. At this stage Of the proceedings,
ia giving vent to their feelings one would have
guessed that troublous band had Just arrived
from pandemonum. Here the Union men of
our faithful old Cape, without regard TO former
party lines, rallied and turned the tide In ia
YOUR of sustaining the government in vigor-
Gus prosecution of the war, by voting a bounty
of $3.50 to every man of our quota, drafted and
not exempted by the CONSUMPTION act, who
goes to war himself or procures a substitute.
but not dollar TO those that stay at home.
With this success on the Union side came
marked change in the ranks OF the sympathi-
sers with JEFF Davis and rebellion. With long
faces and dolelnl looks, for a moment they
raised the question OF illegality, and then
moved quietly away, chagrined that they had
been foiled in their attempt TO cheat the gov
eminent and betray the cause of justice and
humanity. So may it ever be with traitors in
Cape Elizabeth. II. ii.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-21
Posr OFFICE, PORTLAND

June ~, 1905.
On and after July lst the postage for drop letters
will be two cents prepaid by stamps for the single
rate of the half ounce. The postage on letters for
warded in the mails will be three cents for tho hal
ounce, uniform throughout the United States, and
prepaid by stamps.
Rates of postage on all printed matter Except cir
eulars, regular newspapers and periodicals. is fixed
by the weight of the pack age. The standard weight
is four ounces, rated at two cents extra rate OF
two cents being added for each additional four
ounces fraction thereof Double this rate THAT is
centsl Is charged for books by the standard
Of weight. Three circulars, or any less number, in
one unsealed envelope, 10 address, pass at the
rate of two cents.
Seeds, eDgravings, and other miscellaneous matter,
sent to address, also charged at the rate
oftwo cents for each four fractions thereof
Charges printed and mis- eilaneous matter must
in all cases be prepaid by stamps. Henceorward no
extra charge will be made for business card adj
dress printed on wrapper or envelope.
All transient newspapers sent through the Office
must be enclosed as to be easily removed from the
wrappers for examination
If not left, letter postage will be charged and
and collected at the place Of delivery.
The charge for registering letter Will be twenty
cents in addition to the necessary postage thereon.
jy1 3wis r. DOLE, L. NJ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-21


Michael Murphy. Perez G Drink water, Augustus
soule, John II storer, Algeruon Smith, George II
Lowell.
The Board of Enrolment then proceeded
with the 14th Sub-District. comprising the
towns of
BRIpGroN AND NAPLES.
Three hundred and ifty-eight names were
placed in the wheel-257 from fsridgton and
l0l from Naples-from which l07 names were
drawn, viz:
BridgtoH.--John II CaswcIl, Edward Nelson,
Charles kimball, Benz Stone, Hartley Lewis,
Charles Lord Levi Harmon, osgood Webb
Joshua jerks, Benz + Bennrtt, Charles A chad-
wick, Levi Emerson Albert e9gid A n;nar nng
Douglass, Albion Palmer. Aimon stront. 'onathan
R Lane. Frances + johnson. Edward DAVIS, Charles
A Porter, ROYAL D Lewis Nathan 7 Boston, Alger-
non 5 webb, Char.es y Thorp, Charles L Brown.
Iather 5 Carman George Knapp. Albert l. Furber,
Charles A Jordan, Prescott Barker, George NJ Long.
Albert G Berry. Jr. Robert NJ ingalls,, Horatio In
gals Joseph o Rogers. Nathaniel Thompson, Albion
Harmon, VIM III Savage, Byron kmball, James
Libby, Charles Hill, John ID Woodbury., Porter NJ
Glines, Micaiah Gleason, Joseph Libby, Wms Lib
by, Eben Hilton Melville G Stone David II Chaplin,
Samuel Chadbourn, Edward Cleayes. Elkanah
Littlefeld, James A Libby. Charles d Pendexter,
Franklin simpson, Isaiah S Webb, Marshall ID Chap
lin. Henry Warren. Joseph Murphy, Horace y
Flint. Edwin ingalls,, Lorenzo ID Martin, George
Small. Frederick X Monk, George w Freeman.
Naples Charles II Hall. VIM Proctor yr, Gersham
+ Cobb, Thos + Edes. Albert ID Lowell, Anthony
Proctor, VIM NJ Batcheider, Lewis Proctor, Reuben
Mosher George Blasdell. Daniel 5 Pitts, sumner
Lord Edmund X Jordan, Charles ID Styles, Gideon
Davis. Grin Douglass, Albion Chaplin. Charles
whitney Edward & Leach, Andrew smith, Henry
Martin, Robert l. Proctor, Nathaniel York, Charles
II Green, David q Chaplin. wicr Green, George w
Knight, Horace b Harmon, Christopher flummer,
james Morton
The draft was then adjourned to 10 O'Clock
Tuesday, when It will be resumed with the
towns of Otistield, Harrison, Saco, Dayton,
Sc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-21

MAINE 2SrH-The Rockland Democrat has
letter giving an account of a desperate reb-
ell attack upon Fort Butler at Donaldsville,
La, on the 18th June, aud its gallant repulse
by the soldiers of the 2sth. OF the killed and
wounded the Gazette says:
The first of our men killed was private
Charles V. Smith, OF Vinalhaven, next man
belonging to the 22d Maine regiment next,
First Lieut.. Isaac Murch, of Vinalhaven (;
then Serg't WIN. ii. Morse, of this city, and
shortly afterwards private Alfred d. Kellar,
also of this city. All these were instantly
killed. Three Others were wounded-viz:
Private JOSH A. Kellar, of Rockland, in head /;
Benz. Rines, of Washington, in face; and Par
ris Norton, Of Vinalhaven, in left arm, which
has since been amputated; making, with
Lieut. Perry and Serg't Palmer, five wounded,
all OF whom were doing well.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-21

MAINE EIGnru.-A letter from our cores
pondent at Hilton Head, dated July 4th. gives
the following deaths in the sth Maine, to
wit:
June 30th, Privates Sanford L. Collimore.
Co II I; same day Benz. Hatch, Co. X; July
Sd, John A. Farnham, Co. X.
Chaplain Charles Mason resigned July I'd.
He will be much missed in the regiment. The
troops under Gen. Strong, at st. Helena, haze
been ordered to hold themselves in readiness
for a move. There is much sickness in the
regiment among the recruits, but none of the
original members are on the sick list.
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Highland Boarding school

TIyH third year of this school will commence its
IL Fall Session Tuesday, Sept. LIST. and continue IL
weeks The advantage s for instruction designed
To be of the first order, and parents and guardians
who have BOYS TO send away from home are invited
TO examine into the merits of this school Circulars
containing full information may be had ON appca-
ton TO Mt TRUE, A. NJ,
Proprietor and Principal.
Bethel, Me-, July %, 1868. jy2l dtsep1
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SEE woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speer's Wine. IL is admirable rtcle
used hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference TO old Port
Wine. Its worth atrial, asst gives great satisfac
ton. dec22dly
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Attention Conscrip,s.

fuvHE undersigned at his Office No list s.d ~
il street. corner Of Federal, l. now p.av, AZ ~. u,
attend to the cases Of those who desire 70 nv ~
for exemption from Military service una'' any vi "o
conditions OF the said law. . HITTING
Counsellor and ATTORNEY at Law
Portland, July Fl. 1853
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Maine wesleyan Seminary and
Female College.

r.,,,r r.n r.,m will commence August 10th. Stu
'nn W. .',;ng 10 teach will receive the
= ucn.s - ~ i iii en- In Normal Schools.
new College Course has been e, ss'assnsd srsda
s's ss ,.y ,st II. r. TORSEY, Principal.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday.

MOnday.,-........-.. go. 4
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake. willets New York.
Steamer Daniel Webster, Deering, Bangor.
Steamer Harvest Moon Roix. Gardiner.
steamer New England, Field, Boston for PASSPORT
and ST John NIB.
Sch Julia, tBr) Dunn, Maitland Ms.
Sch Harriet Baker. Webber. New York.
Sch Olive Elizabeth. Hamilton Boston.
Sch Trident, Snow, Boston for Thomaston.
CLEARED.
Bark Ada Carter, kenDey. Havana--Geo Hunt
Brig fausiina, Griffin. Limerick, Irerd-H Wins
low & Co.
Brig c Mathews. Mathews. washington-McGil-
very, Ryan & Davis.
Sch Father Mathew, (Brl Henry, Port Hood Ms
master.
Sch r + Lewis, Wallace. Philadelphia Waite.
Sch Little Republic. Kendall. Thomas ton-master.
dispatch TO the Merchants Exchange states that
sch VIM Drinkwafer. from Portland for Havana, Is
ashore at East Hampton l. ], and has bilged.
ship Robert Cushman, 9se tons built at Bath in
has hee sold NJ anl fs.rf
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

PANAMA AND CALIFORNIA-Steame carry
Ing Mails for Aspnwall, Panama, and California
leave New York on the LIST, 18th, and 2ist of each
month.
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TT Consumption and Catarrh. and all diseases of
the Throat aud Lungs successfully treated by IHHA
LATIoN, BY G. MORSE, NJ. d.,
auls'62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS
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For sale.

ALARM In Cape Elizabeth. about
a SO Al miles from Portland. containing
X,AG about ITO acres. with two dwelling
~ x2sfS houses. barn and ont-buildings-
tllft13--7rrJ Large proportion Of fences stone
wall A part or the whole will be sold. Inquire o.
CLEMENT JORDAN. on the premises. near south
Congregational meeting-house. jy2i d2aw VIM
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A LII persons having demands against SAMUEL II.
N THOMAS. are requested TO present them TO the
subscriber and TO confer with him with reference TO
equitable adjustment Of the same:
Portland, July 20, 1868. iy2l div w3w5'
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a NEW ARrICLE.-CRAoKSELs. some of
them. Avery delicate Biscuit, tender and brittle,
aid will alIaost melt In ones mouth Manufactured
and Tor sale, at wholesale and retail, at
Z. BLAkE'S STEAM BAKERY
jelSn 800 Congress Street.