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Mr.. Psndleton's Reeord-the "Artful
a'4 Dodger.U

-
During the Campaign now rapidly drawing
to a close, we have said very little in relation
to George Fl. Pendleton, tle Democratic can
didate for the Vice Presidency. We have not
deemed 1t worth while to lumber our columns
with such useless matter. The people take
but little note of the small end of the Presi-
dental ticket. But Mr. Pendleton is 30 vul-
nerable that we propose to devote this brief
article to his status, thus showing into what
kind Of hands the Government might fall
should the Democratic ticket prevail.
Mr.. Pendleton represents the extreme
Peace" anti-war wing of the party; the wing
made up of such men as the Woods, Valan-
digham, VOORHEES,, Ancona, Long, Harris and
men of that stripe, who have opposed the war
from the start, who have studiously refused
to vote either men, money or supplies, and
whose sympathies are Enthusiastically in har-
mony with the rebel cause. The Journals that
support Mcclellan and Pendleton have re-
Gently, with an air of triumph, assured the
puohc that Mr.. Pendleton did notyote noainst
many of the decided war measures. bnt thew
are careful to conceal the fact that he d;d not
Uote for them. The truth is he has plaved tho
dodge game, and if ever any politician wen
for himself the title of "Artful Dodger." II il
tne nominee of the democrats for the Vice
Presidency. We will give few examples,
gathered from the Congressional .Gto6e-the
highest authority. and as the Epen;po Past
suggests, it will be seen that the cloaly.,oo,r,
of the House of Representatives was ss ,,.af,,I
to Mr.. Pendleton as the gunboat Gsena wos
to his colleague on the Chicago ticket. Car
Mcclellan. ... .g--a,-.,...
July Is, 1861, Mr.. McClernand offered a pre-
amble and resolution declaring the rebellion
Tin violation Unconstitutional obligations" and
pledging the House Of Representatives to vote
the required money and men ''to ensure
speedy and effectual suppression ofsuch rebe.
non. Only five members voted against this
resoiutloh' Mr.. Pendleton lodged. His name
appears In the proceedings of the House in
tne eeooe' but few lines above the record of
this vote.
we pass over several instances and oo,o,
to December II, 1853, when NJ &c. CIas,
Smith, Of Kentucky, offered a resolution.
That we hold i to 1, be the duty Of Congress
money, and the duty of the people ia ran %se
every aid In their power to the eonstif,,.ed
authorities of the government in crushipe on.
the rebellion, and in bringing the leaders
thereof to condign punishment" -
But one member, Mr.. Harris, of Maryland,
voted against this. Mr.. PendIeton lodged.
ne was in the House and voted against an
osnef resolution but few minutes before. &
january 7th, 1864, Mr.. John Baldwin
BILE: Q
Whereas, The organizad +roosa. Az,.
its headquarters at Richmond exists +, ds ass
violation of the national consfStns;o, ~ uenans
no claim to be treated Otherwise th. %i,a nas
outlay; and whereas this Richmond $500 q 81
ton of conspirators and traitors have M r I-
i9l authority over the people of any port;a5 Of
the national Union, and no warrant for a -
stunning control of the political destiny Of The
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

thompson, and Lizzie, Candage, RocklAnd T. dol
Elizabeth, Gross, Bath Tor Fortress Monroe; Hors
tensis, Miller. Bangor for Washington Edward,
Ninalhayen fer New Bedford.
- bQsr0N-Ar LIST inst. barque Argean, Lindsey
Caoiz; schs Forest. Jordan. Ellsworth; HERR
man, clark, Belfast Martha w Bates, Floyd, from
mar Isl. schs Com kearney, Roberts, CALAIS Ban
,n; 80 oarque hunter, York, Remedies; schs Ell
drar n8sers Erskins, Gardiner; Chariot Ann. An
Rrvtn, YHsInpsyi Herald. Mil on Bristol Me II y
r;o nm, saeo; Sarah, Lindsey Wells Supe-
Sa ~, snip Archer, Cressey San Francisco; bark
Davld Nlekelss Snow, Bueksport. brig ABBY Thax-
Isr Maiser' sang9r; schs Aardsc abble. Gregory,
noasi.s N sJns Colson, Roberts Bucksport;
land, Portland t'a 1'7'-N' ~s'0 -N'''
SALEM--Ar Slst. sehs Aurora, Berry; Polly and
Washington: Sargent, Bangor Gold Hunter. Win
cnenbach. WaldoDoro. -
NEWBURYPORT-slds lst. sch Post Boy, Tate,
BANGOR. . 81. -
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Important Notice.
GREAT FIRE AT EAsTPoRTll
Another Triumph
es 12 aa l3ntoOF THE At.l| ysY Il ~- ,e3,
ALUM PATENT SAFE.


ALUM PATENT SAFE.
VHE security Of Fire Proof Safes ESQ. called when
= exposed 70 hre being of more Importance than
the price paid we would respectfully call the at
tsntion Of all safe buyers owners to the following
certifcates in reference to the recent great fire At
Eastporti II 9
80, i. EAsrRoar, Me. Der. 20, 1884.
Messrs Thomson & Co, 2l9 state St New Hayep.
Ct, Agents for Valentine 4 Buffers Alum Patent
SAFES.
Gents The Alum Patent Fire Proof safe we pur
chased Of you some six months ince, vas subjected
TO q s,Uere test In tie burning Of orr two story
frame Warehouse. Oh the 28d inst; aud we ars hap
py to inform you that upon opening the same ter
its recovery from the ruins the contents ere ,ta-
injured. Although the Brass Knobs, Name Plates
ana heavy brass ornaments melted of the doors
by the intense heat aad the yarnish started from The
drawer fronts by the steam. the wooden case was not
charred in tho lest. You will please send ms an
other Alum Patent Safe, of the same size las per
order ofthis date) a. soon possible, and obiige, N
yours Truly PEABODY g CUMMINGS.
4ll n1Se4s sat EAsTPoRT, ME. Ocr 49, 1854
Messrs. Thomson Co., zl9 State St., New Haven.
Ct. Agents for Valentine & Buffers Alum Patent
Gents I'm the great fire which destroyed the bus
ness portion OF this place on the 23d inst my two
The Alum Patent Safe purchased of you some two
years since and which b1eeted to Severe est
f0r severqt hours PRESCRIBED its c3nteRts anihjrfd
tfoa VIII please send me another alum Patent
as per order of this date as soon possible Mean
time j shah continue TO use the old one, which
will ship to you upon receipt of the new SAFE. aacF
Yours Truly, ROBERT MOVIE, in. q
The two Salts referred to wers tho ONLY Alum Pa.
tent Safes nssed at Eastport. Ref renee can be
made to any ofthe partifs burned ont. Messrs h
Agents at Portland. T4A THOMSON q co. n
Nov. 2--dtf f4ra FsaS asI s.trsss -so-t
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISC0-Arl 18th. ship Guardian. Re-,
PORT ROYAL sc-Cld 9th. baroua M.,v p.n.
Ws, u,ask brig Caroline EDDY Smith
ti h0Rra EpIsT0. sCIn port 18th, brig samu,
-NSe Gpy vlark from Phiaaslphia, dsg, = n Wv
ton Yanski.yaAT-sid yah. sch Mary Adsne. Harring
p B4LriM okE- cld soth. brig F Nelson, w,ne
Corsica Creek, Mds'a7 So ss''e' w va
CHILL, p'lAtiILADELrA1A-Ar 18th, brig G W Barter
NEW Y0RK-Ar sist, baraae transit Ke Gksaa 4,
New Orleans; brigs Village Belle, Hamilton. cam,
peachyi Nellie, Staples, Sc CroixI Lucy Heywood
cosxs, Porto Reo sSR Msi Reaas s
for Boston 5sae h.fc IIll' : - - - 7-77
AZ ist Inst, barque Annie W Lewis. fin Liverpool
On Ihroggs Point. p NJ, s1st schs Clara Norton,
from NsEbnrg for Boston; Porto Rico, of Bangor;
Isy Ames,s and Eagle. Of Rockland. all bound
NEW LoNDoN-Ar goth, sea F lawyer. AIas',
p P4 " sid SYST sob chas A snow Heath.
HoLMRsss HoIE-A slst, barque r B Walker,
HERMAN, Cardenas for Bostoni brigs Nellie Move.
BAILEY EasPort tor t acbs masy orsa Mash
Boston for dos Globe. Tracy, from Portland Tor
Washington; AIpnzo Q Austin sraaliey. I'm do for
FyoIia 2snnsdy and Markets. Hail. RoekianSy a.
do; GOV Arnold. Merry Harrington for do: Per sS
for do; A Pease from do for HartiSri o,tomssU
Dodge do for Newport; Harbinger. RYDER Pro.
yincetown for ranger, Va; Julia 4 Martha' Han
nett and 2. Thompson, Calsis for aravsTsa, pen'
Sid. brigs Nancy N locke, Ro,erson; schs WIN
Cr.Kiofa. Austin and others - - " ~
rs Isl ~ lns y, parqle Haven. Haven Renealos
sth nit for Portland; brig Wathsm, AUD. Xn Essi
~ Ss'cos; LOT hosten Pm Tinker, Carlisle Do for
a 60 sens HanSy heagan, Bunker. Georgetown DC
,2s Puston; Constitution Stropt, Rondout for do:
arA Louisa Nash New York for do; Neptune Ril.
~ ior SALEM; r. Pitts, Mills I'm do fas DO;
= nSntf FOSTER Rondopt tor do; Catawamteak,
providence for Bangori Antelope, Morton; Sisters
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Aid TO Soldiers -Gorhatrl.

.-.S' 70 a scripturai requirement, thatsin aims
uo,ns we let not our left hand know what our
right hand doeth. The reason for the com
n'anu = piAlniy given, and its philosophy is
qui'e apparent. But the precept, we appre-
h Hsn aoes not apply to the publication Of
aimsdolng or acts Of benevolence on the part
Of our neighoors. If we may not "sound
trumpet in relation to our own almsdoino
there is no objection in the Scriptures or ii
the nature of the case to making known the
good deeds of others; for such an announce
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND, Me-,
y. DAVIS, Proprietor
Portland. May Il, 1854 FA3rIs aJ0 mavI2dsm
DIR. Watson's Diptheria QUE

- - .n atao, OBERLIN, May 9Th, 1861.
house, and watched its wonderful success in many
neighborhoods in my travels; call Dr. Watson 4
Diptheria Cure q sure cure for that awful scourre
No one dies who takes ii in season; and NAV az II
cures all who thorough in using IT.; even after
the disease lie called fatal by attending physicians
challange any one 10 show Q failure where the
have 1t in the house; II they knew its power, A
Celebrated Druggist here who feared to try it for
while finally tried II for every member OF his family
and told me he would not take 100 90 dollars for the
cure just for his family and don't believe he would
take it in gold even at its highest premium. 1t 70
minds me of the -" Brazen Serpent" sure cure.
/. Very Respectfully Yours, e. M. SPENCER.
a.H. HAY, Druggist, Portland, general agen
for Maine, to whom all orders must be addressed.
Aug30 eod&wtf @ sif's'. tl''A~ ~
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BThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bountjes, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 80 1-2 Exchange
St., opposite Postoffice, Portland go
7' W. s. SAWYER.
Hon. WIN. PIrr FEssEkDEN, Sec'y Treas'y y .
oct l3d en-. gig 5}saeiifti tAu ,nJl4 eli.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

poRr OF poRrLAND.

"Wednesday. November Q.
81, 49, ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Liscomb. Boston, ~ ll8 fell
Sch Flora, (Prl Potter. Westport Ms r. stst1.,- b 4
Sch Jameson. Jameson, Philadelphia
Sch SUPERIOR Hutchins, Bo0fhbay. II 3fad gY
Sch Adrian, Everett. Georgetown for Bath. +,
( n esior s,.;e -, CLEARED. --
Steamer Chesapeake, Wiiletts, New York-Emery
Fox. .iert - . So IIi' M : = = ~
Barque Mary = Libby, Libby, Cardenas-John d
Lord ISL INV ~ OF TN III TiYT
Sch Mary Ann. (Br) Haipes.l Westport MSS F
Sch Mary Jane. tBfJ Patterson. St John NB-mas.
ter. ----s -
Sch Alwiida, ODD Crafts, st John NB-master.
Sch Jane, OBI Clark st Andrews N B-master.
LAUNcHED-At Searsport 10th, by j Il Lane &
Go. ne brig of 400 tons, called the tlanta She
brig Model. -
The new brig ct A DarrelLv built byJ TTewks-
bury, NJ Brewer was to be launched yesterday ). ~
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gEpiIe psic Fits can be Cnred.--Dr-
curing this terrible malady invites all similarly af
ficted TO call send for circulars Of references and
twenty-four years standing. He deyotes his atten-
ton especially to diseases OF the Axis,
Nervous system and folicits an investigation OF
his claim to the public confidence. 0,a .. 5.-9f
He may be consulted at his private residence No.
14l West 42d street, daily from 10 A. n TO P. N =,
except Saturday and sunday Address all letters to
DR. v. b. LOCKROW, New York.
e Care of r. o. Box 5lls.a85a e1f eet7dsm s49g
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

ELIzABETH B ADAMS. formerly Chamberlia,
M. d. Analytical Practitioner, 2l4 Congress, corner
Pearl street. Consultation FREE to all from to Il
A. N and 2 tot p. NJ. 9l4 a9a519Gi visn91A
Aregular graduate from the Boston Fsmzis Med.
college. with 10 years suoccsssful practice en-.
ables her to ofsr hops to the sick and especially to
females and children afic'ed with chronic diseases
Der remedies are purely vegetable, chemically pre-
pared, and tbs certainty with which they cure dis.
eases OF whatever form. causes them to receive as
they merit the utmost confidence OF the sick Mid.
wifsry attended to as usual. -
DR.. Adams. is assis ed by DIR. J. Wesley Kelley OF
Boston, soe surviving founder OF the Analytical sys-
tenn who ia in attendance at her Office the second
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month. III. ~,
Nov 3-d&w3m f
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MARRIED.

-------------------- ------------
In thi. city, Nsv2, BY Rev DIR Bosworth. james p
Champlin and Helen \, daughter Of Il N Perry, ESQ,
all Of Portland. go n llft~f ~ lla'as f-' h =
In Biddeford. Oct I6 Henry n Bu.nham, Of b,
and MissNArvilla j Smith, OF Dayton 3 aIII III
In Biddeford. Oct 20, Wright Bardsley and Miss
Nary Anne Booth.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

~ T. W, ALBRIGHT. Treutler, from Breslan,
Province Siesia in Prussia is requested to send his
address by letter to G. KEoBLAxcH. 81 Exchange
Place New York. as he has news for him from
Europe. els 45fags esi 49, 81 noy3d3t* 49,.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
TIBBETTS BROTHERS.

READ DIR. HueHEs' advertisement. in another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes n unequaiied
by any ply sician In this country.
jan1 WHY ~ fff
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

Ship Jack Frost, Emery. sailed from Bl.fF Ne
unvercargill,l Jan 81, for Melbourne Since the day
after she sailed she has not been heard from. and
heavy squall, off the Snares at which time s6e va
in company With brig Dover, Hilten, from Dunedin
FOR Newcastle. Both vesse were struck by the
squali, and the brig was thr ,wn on her beam ENDS
The weather coming on thick at the time, the Jack
Frost was lost sight Of but ia half an hour il cleared
up. and the ship Q ud not be seen THE j II wa.
built at kennebunk In 1851 registered $50 tons ana
was owned in BGaton.l rs 81 e1fii > W 'Ns' sha
ship Northampton, ct New York for Bath. viii,
make temporary repairs and proceed on her VOYAGE.
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ag b4s DIR. TEBBETTs'
iaogq sdPHYsIoLO GIcAE KY KY
4sao5s ga-56 II AIR ~
r e q E N Il r. A T OR {.
-s@eq 8 ITS Mopus ornnAre1; s5o bssisl
IT'S AoDus ornnAsp1

80 t9.'f tasi-N Ntt 1873 gaNH 1I4H01ri n4t
immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
OF the Hair. 1t is from these Glands that every hair
scalp IL free from idiesase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps lis natural appearanee
and color t4f when Aqmprs and other diseases AZ
fect the scalp these Rlanda become Involved IN th
same disesse, and the hair gradually furns gyay d
and brittle. Sooner or later the hair begins ~ 1ai
on and N many cases. fnot arrested. viii produce
TO remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands and create new and heslthv ae.; ~ t .s
physiological Hair Regenerator has proved ner.
III y y net %pys and win not stain particle. It
VIII positively rIfHsTpRE GRAY UlTR,f in All gcases
70 its original color. II promotes a growth Of new
s e -, Eases On Bald Heads when the glands or
Ivv.s VI we 1af are not completely
dsTs@ we hair from falling Off and removes all
r. meats humors and itching from the scalp
rhas .nS mar sot moist and perfectly healty and
ssssssM ~ glossy. and beautiful appearance , It is
nsniE perigmed and as dressing 1t has no SUPERB
VI Inc "kegenerator' Is warranted to produce the
apove results p oil cases If nat the money to be
rounded. With II every TGray Head in New Eng
land can be restored In less than thirty days. ~
Ri ~ Price rs cents per Bottle.
TIBBETTs BROTHERS, FIX
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
s. H. H..
Sold at wholesale and retail by W. W. waIrrLE'
81 Market Square, Portland, Sole Agent. and by
Druggists everywhere, septe o. eodtOianl
READ DR.. HueHEs' advertisement. in another
column IN his speciality DR.. Hughes n anoquAneo
Dy any ply sician In this country.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

I CARDS and ELL HEADS neatly print
at this ofiloe. 20 .lLMa ~ 49, !. q - =
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

ANDREW Dew BARss, M. .. F=
Graduate Of the 'tnivssig Of Ednbmgh." sssil.na,
Late Resident Surgeon of the Royal Maternity
Hospital" Edinburgh:
kesidence-corner Of Cumberland and Locust SITS.
1-ofhee hours, o to IL A. NJ and 2to4PM
octl72ms
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.U-Ifyou arein wantofany kind ofPRINTIN'
ali st the Daily Press Once. skaF ,s-5LElIstS
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IMPORTS.

WESTPoRT Ms. Sch Flora-5c0 otis fish. le /
herring, ra.k oil, to master.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

The undersigned would gratefully acknowl-
edge the following sums of money, Contributed
towards purchasing onions for the I'd Maine
Cavalry, from Augusta. L. Cutter. Eso
SO; Hon. s. Caldwell, Mayor, $40; Edward
Fenno, Esq, S.; s. S. Brooks, SIS; T.. d
Emerson, 81; Kilburn Barton & Co.. S5; M
Hamlen, $S: James "; North, EGG. IS; E. A.
Aan, $40; c. M. Morse, Esq, Maine Central
abroad, Wateryilie, $5: George s. Peters
SEQ, 81; j. E. Godfrey, Esq, Bangor. So: Isl
ME-. Church, Bangor, $43; Seth 6. Caldwell
Mew Bedford. Mass, IS; 9 soldiers mother.
Ken1ebunk, So. ~ ~ q 9s y l1TT
CHARLES MASON,
Chaplain I'd Me. Cavalry.
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

Only about one third of the loss BY the
late fire in Eastport, was covered by assurances
- Eighteen young men received the degree
of NJ. D., at Dartmouth Medical College on the
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

B-A lady recently applied to grocer in
Taunton, Mass, for pound of 0blong tea,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

- Ellen, the wife of Thomas Doually of Ha-
verhill, died on Wednesday from intemperance
and want Of food. The Gazette says the scene
presented was one Of the most distressing char
acter. The dead mother and two Young chill
dren under seven years old, laid on miserable
straw pallet side by side, the children in suf-
fering condition for want of food. The deceased
was about thirty years old, and leaves FIVE chill
dren. 9s5zs
80 Professor Goodwin Smith Of England, in
his lecture in Boston on Tuesday evening. said:
''That the feeling Of the aristocracy of England
is against this govern ment is not strange. You
are fighting for democracy against aristocracy.
andsthisis thoroughly underst ood AS champ
ions Of democracy you may claim and you will
receive the sympathy Of the democratic party
in England; that of the aristoeratic party YOU
cannot claim, 'You must bear It calmly if the
aristocratic party mourn over your victories.
and exult over your defeats ''saala PES siuaA
q give have no doubt there are men living in
the retired sections Of Franklin county, who
read nothing but the Franklin Patriot, who hon.
estly believe Gen. Mcclellan is To be elected on
the sth inst. by an overwhelming majority, which
event is to be followed Immediately by a restor.
alton Of the government to condition OF mil
lenial peace and prosperity. In the last issue Of
the will be found the statement that 'sthe
Republicans have given up New York and Penn
sylyania.''' ~. Scott Harrison, the Union
Star and several other men and things. mr.
merly Republican, have declared for Net lellan.''
and last but not least ''there have been largo
Democratic gains in Gil the States in which elec-
lions have beep held each aRd all Of which
statements. every man who reads other naners
than the Patriot. including the editor Of that
paper. knowsto be false. The Patriot VIII "a
vey the intelligence to the dark corners Of that
county sometime during the present month.
tiiat Mcclellan, not having been reinforced, has
been routed, horse, foot and dragon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

WV Ot p'f'"cWs
Washington. June IS - Midnight
To Msj, Gen. DIX:
We hsv ve dispatches from the Army OF
The poto mac as late as 8 o'c ok this n,or-
ming. Avyeben,s at that hour we're in
successful frogfess.
reports 10 day from General Saer-
msn
The following dispatch from Eur
bridge, conmsoding III Kentucky, has
asst rrscbei here:
l attacked NJ ,rgan at Csnshiana at
d., - ght yesterday morning. and after sn
bou = hard lighting. completely rputed
hia. killing 80, Sounding ia, |, As mary
and capturing nearly 4oJ, brsnies recap
turi'lg nearly one huadrsd Of zen Hob
SOU > comn,snd and over Il Thousand hor
SEE. Oar loss IN killed and wounded i
abe ,ut So
NJ ,rgan's scattered forces are fyins
IN oil uilecsions. Have throxn away
their arms ani are out II ammunition aud
are wholly demorai ed
Disps.ches frum Ba;ler to nine O 'clcci
this evening indicate no change in hi,
coat atmsnd.
No further intelligence has been re.
ceited trom Hunter.
/ Signed Z. NJ STAxroE,
S-c'y oil War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

UNION NIcroRr IN OaEGoN.-The
Union ticket has had complete triumph
in Oregon. ]. II D. Henderson Union
's elected over James X. Kelly. Orposi-
tion.
Uaion Judges we're elected, and the
legislature being Union, and having U
5 Senator TO elect at their next session,
Mr. Hardins's term expiring in March.
1865. there is no danger Of this S,ste
bsing misrepresented in the person Of her
next Senator.
The announcement OF this victory was
made in the National ConTentiun At Bal.
nmore on "Wednesday, and was received
with much enthusiasm.
These results are most iHp,rtant ip
that they show how our people, even in
the sections upon our remot-st bou,.ds-
fies, remain true to the G .vernment and
Ieter mined to sustain the A lninistra,ion
and sui press the =, beilion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15
pa.scd-70 to g..



Mr.. Fessenden. from the Finsnce Com
mitfee, reported the Ioiss bill 10 anne nl
the at 10 increase da,ies ON imports.
Mr. Wa y called sp The II ,a-e bill ts
| amend tne set to provide tcrr,teriai q =
ernmtnt fur Il4ha. which was passed. /
provides for resppar.i ,naent Of the terri
lory and changes the time VI election Il
The 2 Monday in Octvber.
Mf. CasBl.er. from the Committee on
Commerce. called up Tue House resolu
lion for lhe repair ami preservation oil
the pabiic works.
l. appraptiates S251 900 f,r repairing
public works on L ,k. c IAN plain. UatsriU.
Erie, st. Car, Haroa. Mich,gan aud Sa-
perivr aud Que hundred thousand fJr re-
pairing the pab.,c works conne-ted with
sbe harhors Of the u. 5 sesboard.
TIE Senate thea called up the till to
ascertain and settle The firie 10 certain
private land claims 10 C.isfaruia, On The
pendiag motion /, in Isinitely postpone
{. which. alier q short debate, yr syzlied
81 20 Is
NJ. Wilson calles up the bill for The
more spe-d. puni>bmen, Of gaer.llss.
aud IT. consideration vas MT ct.nrIudec
at The exias III n Of the morning hour.
Mr. F-ssenden called up The tortifica
iion bill, whict, was passed alter striking
oat ~ appropriation for Boston hartor
aud n .king An apprapri nion Of SLIT ooU
Tor toruh-alions iu San Francisco bay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

The limos deleg g4tiun to he Bsilin are
Convention cal ieI upel Pfe>IdeEs l.lneulu
ts,ls Afternoon, aud w-fe n4vsl cord.ai.s
received.
Ms. Cox, Chairman of the Limos
deirgstion. saij. Z 'oi i,ainored.S: NJ
LncviH, 1 tiiinA 4 have ta.;rt 10 cou.-
essia sum- shat OF The iTextu.eut Nc re
orivcd nj Bal.lmsFe receauy. We weul
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