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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-25

The name OF this Company Is THK HoNE Issu-
RANCE CoMPANY. iucorporai aied in 1861 and located
in the city OF New York.
The Capital of said Company actually
paid uP in cash is si.oco.ooo %
Tbe surplus on the lstdsy Of December.
1853. l.le4. 70. c.
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Portland. Jan. |. 1864.
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WATERBURY,, VT.
EPrice rs cents, 50 cents. and 81 per bottle
III ID Hay and j. w. Perkins . Co, Portland
Me-. Wholesale agents for Maine novla d. w1ov
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sua-i r5i Christal Seed Beads for
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SIN gDaittnsDn bet s. Z tISps tt u. &C., SO sol Penn.
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rtd ab9eben, ME fclet: 1921 QFD -
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4.45, unb BON GGieott's geins gaprseus TAO uub 11.OO
nnS NsSmittass 2.451 auO 500.
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200, 900 unS 1G.00t NIB aNo@ul 8.3O.4.4O nuh :. 95,
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uaittaSs um $50. aasan9 BON @ofSinatun Moreens
nm $50, 100 naS Ills rnS Sfa@u,. M. 4.46, 100
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palten' an alien Staticnen an. Ser speits rrb ic6ae
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$orftcn - . . 80. $50 a3crn,.. 2. Oh sSs,,ss
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bile. 1870
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saba@ teettneni -wernen NIT t~enitJben 2Saen uub sRSorr Ne s'
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~ 1Il-IIH I|4 tIut 70 % ye Uu D0fFPI
f-tfr~t7i-ir~rN Gen. Supt. CT GeSrbl. @entraIEa5n.
&b. g. o ounS, @ "| ~4 ~asGl1.9
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
GEN. srURGns.

Of the many needless, shameful, mex.
cusable disasters to the Union arms which
have yet been experienced, the recent
s rout and virtual destruction near Gun
town, Mise, of Union force 5000
strong, led BY Gen. Sturgis, BY less than
halt that number of rebels under Wheeler
and Roddy, seems the most utterly mex.
/, cusable. The Illinois State journal of
the ED has letter from one Of the VIC
Tins, whence We quote as follows:
1.-The Rebels were all mounted that
followed up. The fight at Guntowp was
the worst managed affair of the war
Our men were never formed in line of
battle, but sent 10 by regiments, to BE-
cut TO pieces; and We we're whipped in
detail Some of our cavalry
were ahead, and we fell in with them
We passed Gen. Sturgis and staff two
miles out Of town. He was irving to get
away IS fast as he could, leaving every
one to take care of himself =
Gen. Sturgis told the men between Gun.
town and Ripley to look out for them
selves. What think you Of such mis-
cradle General as this? No death be
could suffer would be sufficient punish
ment for him ! believe he sold us; for
he ordered all the train right up to the
front, and it was all lost including ambu-
lances. We lost 200 wagons, 900, coo
rounds of ammunition, all Of our artillery
Owenty-four pieces, l think and lO0,-
600 nations. Some of the boys came in
on Tuesday who had an awful time.-
Their feet were wrapped up in their
drawers and coats, which they had torn
into strips and tied on. Few men came
out of Ripley with their shoes. Every
man who fell behind the reargunrd was
shot if he did not surrender at once
They followed us eight miles like wolves.
and where slept a few minutes op San
day morning the rebels wakened our men
With; Get up, you id Yankees-we
VIII take care Of You now I had not
been gone from the place fifteen minutes
when the rebels came up. 1t makes me
sad to see the regiment SO small, and
feel as il had been to great funeral.
About $50 are killed, wounded and miss.
ing-nearly one-half who went out. Our
regiment went into the battle with $50
men,"
AS so much has been said of the failures
OF the civilian Generals, it is but fair to
remark that Sturgis is West Pointer
and one Of the most malignant of McClel-
Ian Ccpperheads. He encountered inst
such another disgraeeful rou. in Sepsem-
Der, 1861, when under orders from Gen.
Fremont to relieve Col. Mulligan; and
We cant recollect any opportunity to in
hict reverse on the National cause that
ne has failed to improve. Hasn't he
done about enough for his country7 or
rather, is she not sufficiently done for
at his hands
Is the failure to try and punish such
commanders less than crime?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

Masfng rsttrpd - ~ GQfmAl pssctice Of Nod
cmpnAropoefn - fblsowfxg snmerattoas
T.. AQDuuf1ai cAss And Surgical Operations.
- Q1ope0et the Ege and Kar.
- q the Lune1 and Threat.
AfI oultattons With rhyziriaus in all casss Il
- ~ abroad.
IN ofder 70 Drusfe the better treatment o. eufx3csl
1 49, @see.se Of the Eye and Ear, Dr. SANFORD ha
~ 3 lnafuaty ~ such casp< wfesv pasisa1l
vii 3 vel esxed for and where all the appliances and
tnshpns in the large cities, win b. 3bnrd. =
Having enjoyed 1r twenty years large and generouu
afrcnAge ~ ne 0kHraAL psscfsce Of medicine and eir
Ing eouny Dr. respectfully invite. DE public a
ention to his special arrangeen for the treateut a
61rGicsl casss and dissAsa q the kys and Ear.
jel5-dH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

Oss DRoP AT TrsfE.- Have yoa ever
watched an icicls a. il fornedY You
noticed - Il frose one drop 4 ! time nm.
I'll y vas foot long or more. Ii the -
ter was clear, the icicle remained clear,
and spartied brightly in the sun !: bat 4
the w,tef W. but sliehtly naddy, the
icicle looked foul andits beauty vns anil.
%. Just g our characters are forminr-
one ittls thought OF feeling At tina IA.
its innaeace. 1t each thought b. r.-s
and right, the soul will b lovely. Ina
sparkle With happineas; but Il inp.rs
and wrong, there will b. insl deforer;s,
and wrstehedness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
CoRPerhead speech...Why Rebel
Vihhcers are Allowed n Holels.
INDIANAPOLIS, June e


INDIANAPOLIS, June 81.
A bold and REASONABLE speech. made
at Democratic Convention in Hen.
dTlcks county, on Saturday last, by n.
II. Dodd. OF this city; and published in
the Sentinel this morning, has created
much sensation here, particularly among
the Democrats themselves, and is re-.
garded BY the Mcclellan men with dis
gust and alarm. 1t is direct avoval Of
what has been vehemently denied BY the
Sentinel and its party leaders within the
last month as to the policy and objects of
the Pesce party. 1t declares the Consti-
tuition now completely overthrow bv
both North and South. and that the resto-
ration OF the Union is undesirable and
impossible, except upon the basis of the
absolute sovereignty Of the States, which
Is several steps too far for the Mcclellan
Democrats. and they will not take the
speech az An exposition of their faith.
That Mr.. Dodd represents the Pe.ce
democracy truly is plainly evident. he
was last winter the Grand Commander of
the order OF American Knights. and i
now The Chief Of the Sons Of Liberty in
the State. "
denefal Darlington to-day, expl.ins
the status of the Confederate officer. =
custody here. about the treatment Of
whom there has been bitter complain,
he says they are not to be considered or
treated ~ prisoners Of war, having been
arrested while conveying General Hob.
son to Falmouth, Kentucky, ct his Own
request. under . Gag of truce, and are
nov simply required to remain here 10
charge Of an officer, .uutil the Govern
ment shall determine their true position.
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Tor sALE-2oo acres Of l.nd. l87

acrs under fence and - ceres q tinbsr With epod
frame dwelling containing ssysn rooma and Other out
ou1dings This farm is we'll wafered hao lGo Applp
rsea cherry plumb, and otAsr fruit tre4a nneete -
ornamental trees, and other improvements that nke
Mrm Desirable This land h situated dx miles nc9{ N
Carthage, Hancock Co., illinois, and can Be bought "a
70 per acre For furths information enquire Of John
AcMellen on the place, or 70 II. D. TEN-KYCK,
nayH Real Estats Asf. Ksokuk.
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- 1hsre vsrs 7u,000 isttsrs 8.
ceivsd. stamped sad mailsd = - Ma.
vills psge1ss - Friday night.
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- Eighth Aanuaa 11nls cnavsnsiea vilf Asssnbss Il
De- hoias1 q 1~s1ay, - ~ ~ q IN. 4. D. lssa
Tor the purpose Of placing IN nominAsen seada&ss -
the following oacs: Ono Judgs Of the Supreme Court
resazy of etsts Auditor Of stats Treasures Of sats
'sorney General Register Of State. and PRESIDENTIAL
iecson. Al loyal electors Who cordialy nstsin the
ncy nov being pursued By the Administration Of ths
Nadonal Government 10 crush the Rebellion restore ~
National authority. and establish the Rspuhlc upon
unosoh OF which the cornerstone'o Of the Rebel Con-
ssdacy shall form part requested to send dele
easss 70 said Convention in the following RATIO One eie
ease or each county and sopal dslsae for every
hundred votes and fraction Of over y votes est by the
election Of the County, at the last general election for
w. H. Stone for Govsrnor--the number Of votes TO Be
determined by adding to those in the County those
cast by the soldiers Of the County In the field
By order of the Republican State Central Committee
THO Y. WITHROW, Chairman.
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REMEMBER.
That this BiTTEEs IA
NOT ALC OHOLrC
coSTAlss NO BEN OK wHrsKr.
And Can't Make Drunkards,
BUT
IS TINE BEST TO.vYL.
IN TEE WORLD.
~ Read Who Save 60.
~ Read Who Says So:


Cs.ses ps.n, Dechs rasiof OF tne Baptts
DEP ist Chureh ,Fhisd.
1890. -
for nuahry ~ vssrs hsxen.s. - - WI
,ssa ~ indae "a % recsmrs.s ~ ~
ers and know thai they have op.,.tea /, ss-t.tnIx
b~ue6ciai rnspner iske rrras piss,ure ie p,ocl.Ir
irs TITS fact and a Hing Ire st,aT ~, ,,.rrar. -
eiesed Win The d,sex.ss for vhses m "a .seo,-
m ended. 10 thrre Bi;t,rs krovir > 1890.
more cheerraiIy ~ He..fnnae. RI .,,ana.s,
benefit the srstcfed ara : ..not . ~ +, s,snS -
Yours truiy Law |. HEcK
kseyeioreds of KeIxIous 10 lrS.e .na Ch,;sti,n
-.
- ~ aarofT fecoEnne nd fnseEt
dien,, .sd eject. VET kno, Of "a ~
~, ma MAJ NJ. testsry n, ~ $50. - -,
himself % nave receive from sey i 800 rsn,sn
u ths hare ~ u ~ ~. I'm.
Of others ~ ''ss 'eA'A'
4 40 IRIS tbe mora yc.s,tx 4. 49,. 1880.
German sitsers nrsns,sa ~ -, nIon.ha
tLis catv bsexrse 4 rsx preis5,r.s .yssr.. 49, -
y ~ sicase - .hsy ssre ehet.
Kobe sAos m.kay Eso fo, he ,s-c.i -, leu
y proper sao ior sneesrsgeneht 70 try
bIty me nae ctthree reI,l-. ~ ,heas ps,. - ,
besinpins Of the nrssep, v-.r -. flss A. i - s-
1891 - ,.~s-.ss - - a., - =. Y, efiuens
vixoy vh,eh hss ,et lei, ,or az, $3.50 -
he1 .lmost ae-,aired N r~sas,t-r I,r~s.s, 50
Cod nd m md for airs~tinr
SEWT1sy 49, VIZ 49,, ~ .aem
n.p l.. ~
1'sA' 'A snpsi.a rnnIsh, s''f VI 'he ioih
A7s oh.'e'.
-. - Is s, -. -, n- ~, Desn I1ecuenuy re-
11@.. - - - .i,.l. - ~. - 80 - VI
!. on, Of nv sppronrisry .nse,e snss r.
.sasas -, Pa Ifs.s pas y nass ~ ~. cases
-, .r.i.nis,iv ~ - = Mi, 4, ~
Hoenass s,ey,nsn ls.,, dr., - ,s .. ",
rsI $500 !, $3.50. 49, t.Is ~ 49, ,soih my
-, sassi,,s - r 80, ~ 80 sssyn wa lof
Fr.,s,a, i, /. - 80 - ~ -. ~. ~ a
800 fas h. nsn.s1 as 81, IN
- $50 hrsn.t., - ,hs - -. - uis ~
cause ioais' very TspsSaul ry,,xx.yn
Eish.1 hs,a So :, pp;I.a
w.,w.r y.,-.-.-, p,,.
" rhnyrh fssr,nua,asn p,nD sne naft's'
inAnN" - "Nn.
". =. M.shekspn-b, az IN Personal experiences
eh1el.s ms 10 sss 'aat iesata ,ne herman bittsrs
eases Of severe cold ard general deb tits have been
greatly benefited es the use Of the htsrs and dobt
not they VIII produce similar Effects on Others.
Yours truly, MASkES RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pa.
From Rev. J. y. Turner, Pastor Of Eedaing N. E
Rtiers in IN family ffssu.hss an REARED 70 say
that IL has been Of sfrAt service. believe thai in
:. lest and os, valuable renes Of ieh have any
knowledge. Yours, resstct4uiy,
!. h. TURNER,
-. : =, r.,-s
CeiaIsns IN. ~ and aiiestown tPa-1 Baptist
D., e. n l,er.orna.r si, N9 Zen =. Z;
ta1s, Of n, own aeeord y eeer testimony % thesx-
ing n'nsn sesea MIN Isspepsia used them vita
M ssh, e nA,e omsn ehaed
and have heard from them The must tatleripy testl,
mopisls a. 10 their great value IL eases 81 general
debility beIieveit,o be tonic that cssnot be sur
passed. i'm LYONS.
From the Rsv. Tho.. Water. Pastor Of scarborough
D.. ,.s,,o,-p,,, Sir. a., ), d.. to Won, .,..,.
.s.s = Ne ss. .gs,s
+ ~
ss Es ss.',s sss sses
Respectiully you're. Il WINTER.
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HA dead mule, belonging TO = Mem
phis citizen, was being hauled ont Of the
lines the other day, when bayonet thrust
revealed the fact that the CARCASS Coz
tained go, 600 percussion caps, quantity
of ammunition and other contraband ar
ticles. which some rebsl sympathiEer had
taken this mesns Of smuggling.
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-. y. Tsss-EScAs' .Ggescy.
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EOR SALE-a5 acrea land. ln aere.

u timber doubelog house and log barn. Is acrrs nov
in grain, all under fence, wen watered With fit ~
other tresss Iocated eight miles Of Clsu In van Da
rem county Iowa This land viii be sold for $40 per scre
and title good Enqure Of II. b. TKN-EYGK =
mayu Raj Rstats Art
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kOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling House
4 containing foonss good cistefn, we'll. lot wen
fenced walk paved with bEck situated on Bioul<au
street. between 10th and llfh Title nod OF no
sale. Price Y zoo. Enquire Of IL B. fEN-kYCK 4
may2S "a Raj nue.se erut