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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
Iowa Democratic state Convention.
The Nominees and KesoiuttOns

The Democracy of Iowa held State Con,e en-
ton AT Des MONIES ON the l7,i inst. Ii was the
largest and most harmonious assemblage OF the
kind ever met in the State. The follow IN nom-
nations were made:
For Secretary OF State-Richard II. Sylvester
of Johnson
For Tres~urer--St mue l. Lorth. of Cas-.
For Attorney GENERALIZATION j. Hail. vi De-
MnneS.
For Register of State l. ,nd O.hce-John Cots.
chalk. CT Dubuque
The resolutions adopted by the Convention are
as follows:
l. That the Constitution and the Union and
the laws must be preserved and maintained in all
their rightul supremacy. aud that the rete hon
now IA arms against them must be suppressed and
put duwn: anu that We are IN favor OF TIE EN-
poy meut oi all constitution al me ins for That pur
p'>e, not merely 10y force OF arms, bat 10y such
other measures common SENSE reason aud
p'tr'o,ism will readily suggest to the governing
powers
- That the trne interests of the country, Is
we'll the dictates of humanity. require that no
more ot war should be prosecuted
dune th,n necessary and proper Tor the
prompt and complete suppression Ot the rebel
ilOn.
5. That the present war. as aya~ei by the
Pies deut aud Congress, and understood by tie
peOpe. was commenced aud prosecuted Tor the
pargcse OF supervising the fehe lion. and pre-
~esyin. aiRi ViliicatnS the Constitution. the
UuOn and the Laws. and Tor that purpose onsy.
That tie ds'csnIes of the SecesSOnl>ts md
OF Tie AbolitIoni>t>. as the latter repre-
scented IN Congress, are al Ike false To the C,nsti-
tuition aud irreconeilabe With the UNITY AMI pe,es
ot tie eO~htrs the first have ALREADY intON ell u
IA cruel civil war. aud the oIlie,s tine Aooli.
tioniSt~) VII 10 the country tut lItiie hope
OF the speedy restoration OF the Union or pe ,ce.
unies> the schemes of conh>cation. emsnc.ps ton
and other unconstitutional measures which have
been lately carried and attempted to lie car
r@i through Congress. be rebukel by the peo
pie.
D. That the doctrine of State necessity j. un
known Ia our Government or laws that the Con
StGuiion aud laws are efficient Tor any emergen-
ey; aud that the suppression of the freedom Of
speech and of the press and the unlawful arrest
ct citi xens aud the suspension OF the ~rit of Ia
bras eorpas in Violations of the Constitution, IN
States whvre the evil powers are ummpeded.
are most dsiserou to civil liberty aud should lie
resisted at tie ballot box By every iieeman in the
Lend
D. That this i government OF white men.
and Was established exclusively Tor the white race:
thai The negroes ar~ aot entitled Ia. and cus ks
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not to be adm tied tn. political or social equality
xith the ~hae rsce. but an e IL = our duty a.
tTert them with Kindness aud consideration, IN
iulsssor sHi PENDENT rice; thai the right of tie
SCI er'l states "a de,eTuiine the position and du
tie OF tie lace : sovereign ri.ht. aiBl the
pleiA e of the Constitution require .oyd
citizens not interfere thereeiih: thst the party
f.nttici-rn crime. whichever IL may be csiesi,
that seeks TO turn the slaves OF the Sbuihern
States loose 10 oysTrun the North. and enter into
competition with the white Iaboring classes thus
degrading their manhood by placing them on an
equality with negroes in their occupation, is IN
sulting 10 race. and merits emphatic and
unqualified condemnation
7 That the purchase of the slaves Iy the Gov
eminent. as proposed by the President will iEn
pose onetOus aud unendurabe burien u.on
the present generation, and entail upon pOsterity
/ grIeyous exactIons.
D. That Congress. In the enactment Of the
late tariff and tx bills and the President bv hi-
approval. have imposed unfair and unjust enact
nents uiou the people AT large, by dlscrmna
ting ia these acts IN favor of the comparatively
wealthy. anu .gaiisst tho~e who are least able 10
! bear the burdens 81 tax alton.
That xe recur with patriotic pride tn the
bravery aud valor of the officers and soldiers OF
aii.the Iowa re / nenis, exhibited IN the sirug
ges upon the many bloody ield- ia which they
have been en- s.ed-and thu this Convention. IN
behalf OF the Democracy OF tins State. tender 10
them unIte.i testimony o. their ,sllor and deyn-
ton Ia the Constitution and the Union. aud offer
10 the friends and families OF those who have fa-
len upon the ield Its sincere sympathy aud con-
dolenre
10. That viewing the glories of the past and
contemplating the gloomy realities OF the pres
eHt, We bele,e that there i M hole in the u-
ture Tor the peTpstuity oil our system of govern
ment but l., preserving the Constitution Invio
late, and in respecting it by both government
and people a sdcrel deposit OF individual aud
State rights
In an economicai AMI syStema ic administra
ton OF the Government. by which corruption yiil
| be prevented, extravaganza fe>iralnei, ex end
ture reduced. ard heavy taxation rendered unnec-
ess.try.
| Ia cultivating among the people th't spirit of
/ American fraternity. which once knew nn North
no South, no East. no West, except parts OF
one uhbrcken Union
! Ia submitting the questions which might arise
hereafter. affecting the legal rights OF the States,
/ To the JUDICIAL tribunals, and not the ExecutA e
! or Legislative branch OF the Gov erument.
And firmly he Ieving IN the efficacy OF the prin.
cip;e~ herein enunciaIei. we imllpFe the blessing
OF God upnn our eff rts To have them applied To
the administration OF the Government. aud We
appeal to our lie low c!izens who love the Con-t
/ tuiIUn and the Union they were formed nv our
/ fathers To unite with u to preserve the COnsitu
ton it i. and 10 restore the Union H. il WAS be-
lore is h rmony wa, disturbed 10y Abolition ia
natcism, aud It's bombs broken by re .elOn.
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HxRTss VAN BuRES. the Ell shth President of
the Unael States. died at hi- residence in Kin
defsook. Nex York. near his birth pace. yesler-
Day morning. the Oath inst. in the 18th year of
his age Mr.. VAN BrREs Was OF humble parent
sxs. bot with a laudabie ambition he determined
~ yin position aud lame. He was truly ole OF
the great men Of the nation. Eary In life he
vss the associate and rival of the eminent men
OF his own State. and later he the compeer
aud ranked In craftsmanship and ability with
Jackson. CALHOUN. MASTER. Cas-. CLAY.
BrxTos, truly giants ia intellect aud accom-
plI-hments. He discharged the duties OF every
position To which he was called BY the p,rtiality
OF his countrymen with distinguished ability and
marked success III. Vas BuRES his hl ed
the highest offices. both Site AMI uion.l.
He was Governor of New York aud represented
n State I'm the Federal Senate. Under JACK
soy 3 administration he Secretary OF State.
Mnister To England aud Wee President aud be
c,m. the successor of the "O.d Hero in the
PreslJesti.i chair. In l545 he permitted his
name to be used the Free Soil eau lidate for
Presidency. NOT. we presume. with hope of sue
c~ss. out Toe the purpose OF aiding in the defeat
OF Gen. Cas-. VINO was the Dem Jcratc candidate
for President that year.
Mr. vAS BuaES. who preside over united.
prosperous arid happy nation. dies whea it is con
val>ei with a civil war OF gigantic proportions,
threatening even its acknowledgements His de
Ginning days we're siddenel with spectacle from
whch every lover of his country. especial, one
whose public career il ident bed with its history
when it, c,rcer glorious. would pray To lie
sp,rel. his last councils. hi last appeals were
for the pre-erv ,tior OF the Uaion AMI the Con-
stitution uuimp ,rel the only hope of m lin
tanning and perpetuiting the best Government
ever vouchsiiei to nan. H's light cues out
when that g wernment - Struggling for it, exist
eace. and amid the absorbing excitement which
tat struggle excite-. Pc rsoual events. even the
death OF AN ex President. will cause but little
emotion.
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lt has been the fashion TO shut uD every paper
that criticIse- tie coIo1et oi tie VAR. sitl the
declaration, what do you know ah..ut war; We
take the ground that the meti4ud atm conduct oi
tile ~sr just much Within the lrosInce OF
the lnfells ent public other national inter
ct A people that CUM stent to form their
own Laws, 10 shsIe uier eoUIss. ~ discuss
ther dome~tie aisu torei.n pJhcs-who debate
tar.ff. hnsnee. State rights, shd every intricate
principle of Gos err nleht-are cumg etest 10 Ills
Ia - late any profession
nike ~ functions mystery too deep lor the
common people. aud to be handled oais by pro-
ie--iorlal ext ests.
This l. the common peoples war. Thew fur
nish the men. the moues aud tie enthusiasm of
EEstfss,ts>m. They understand war They
oEeM 10 under-tand IL. IL is treason To thei.
right 10 assume the contrary. Are SIN lswyers
ia a calumet any better ht TO aI-cass a mitar,
proc~iure than sstnsny honest men OF equal Ia
intelii, ence ont OF the Cab.uet! What has Mr
Lincolns education done Tor hm more than
ours tor u u b. HIN ~ judge OF military al
faIrrf
50 writes the Abolition Ne~ York fHdtpeH
dest. bot ~bo Disputes this right OF criticism
~'so tine item criticism and condemnation OF our
rulers more s~socioasly thas the pres and The
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Spec al Correspondence of the Chicago Times.
From Washington.

DUpliciiy Of the Abolu.OnlSts ia Congress Toirard
tke Border States-Thfy haze Dettrmined to
dboiisL Siarery IN oil the States uithout Cam
pensatioa-Hor the 3o0. 900 Troops can be
Raised " Once aud Iastaafly nude Srcict-
able
WASHINGTON. July l9.
There are no words in the English language
strong enough 20 exires> the hollow he ,ried du
plicity ct Ihe AboIitoni>Is aud radical Republi
cans IN Congress toaaF,i the bnider States Mr..
l. ncpIn had assured the Representatives from
thuSe States that. II The, would eminciptie their
slave. Cun-re-s would IN, them the iull value
Blu on We ue~iay, the House Oi Representa-
uses refused to pass the apprufr stiun for FUNDS
Ia AMI the States in EN- ,nclI,ating tie ala, e.
The House. il viii Toe remembered dit pass a
REQ utiVn declaring that Congress ought 10 aid
the St.te> IN emancIptiing their slaves. But,
when u comes % voting the money, they
IN the exieI.t OF their sincerity. One OF the
memb.rs Mr. Shernlln of Oao BEN. inter.
rO.atri. admlttei that has vote Tor the resolution
was only IN favor of a Irinciplel--implying that
he never really intended Ia vote any maney to
All Sites in snripsting their slaves This
pet lroject OF MI. Lincoln j.. 10y the way, one of
tie great hnmbug~ OF the session. Congress can
not raise the money Sixteen hundrei million dol
lar.) il they would. Aud they would not il they
conld. The domnant faction deiermin that
slavery shall he abolished in all the ares ~ithout
compensatio aud by mean~ of the war. The peo.
pie ui the 6orier States are not fools. aud the; :
understand this perfectly. Their Repr, sent
atives, too. will be home in iew days.
and will place before them a true exposi-
ton both OF tie President wishes, and of the
intentions OF the radicals The people Of th,,se
States love the Union because of the blessings il
secures Ia them. But the present Congress has
done all in IL power to We ken and destroy this
Union feeling in the borier States. Ia NAV he
they have -ucceeied too we'll. The kes Ia the
irritating conduct OF the radicals towards the Dor
der State lies in tie fact that they fer that il
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The im psrsance os she Elections this
Year.

The 1ns . ortance OF the Elect "a ons In >
Year.
The Louisville Demacrat thus sets forth the
importance OF defeating the radicals in the com
Ing elections:
The elections iris fall very important. and
have htd their effect in the last Congress S me
members of the radical school who anxious
% be reelected coud see no other way to gain
their point hut by becoming more violent than
ever They re ,sone th,t they hid alIesdy
s.nnei So q ;eply that conservative would ha, e
anything 10 DO with them, and it behoovej them.
therefore. To try aud gain all the crazy fools
of the ultra school They have fCamed and
spou,ei. AMI stim2ei aud ssore. with this sole
object in view. II they could offer up perfectly
black record. without freckle Ut white. TO the
chief gentleman in black. they could hope Tor
success through his fundamentally. They have
disguised this under the aud pretenSe of a
desire for the restoration of the Union. claiming
that much good to cover up the naked wicked
ness OF their priucip'e~; bu: latterly they have
fst this 10 he superhuous. and advocate their true
wishes-the dissolution OF the Union.
WENDELL PniLLlPs has now autterei back 10
his original position. and thinks the should
end in the acknow leigment OF Southern inde.
pendence. Ii is far more natural to find him and
h,s allies ON the side of Secession and D,sunion.
AMI We hope they will stay there They have
Disguised the country and cIosgei the wheels If
Government 10y their course. They have use |
the time aud money which should have bee,l
spent IN aiding in the prosecution of the war. in
proposing radical ssures. and abusing loyal
n'-n and loyal principles They will do more
good open enem to the war than as pretend
ell friends.
We cab not -e ioa our friends in the North
too srrons ly the importance OF the defeat oil these
men. Ii they should be re elected the cause +
lost. Ii minority vi radicals should be chosen,
the Union will be broken up aud ought to be bro
ken up No nation can exist under such a purity
and If We are 10 be subjected To r.dicasm and
de-potism. the abo ulination of the S5at herl
Conteleracy could not he bid as a q ,yernmenl
under the SWAY OF SUMNER. wapE 4 Co We
call upon the Northern people 10 wipe these tr,i
tors out that smear the Congress of the coun
~. Leave them at home u exuie their fou
treason. ami not s,laee them Ia positions of pow
er and influence. Let them he placed where the,
eau do the lesst j,nses We w,nt no such ire
brands near IN powder IN ,g'ziue.
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crss. OF people OF the Tad,penfr"f -tripe' Their
notion j.. that right 10 crit csc" = only he'll
BY AboIiii.nisfs. Democrats. sho venture 10 ex-
pres opinions m conflict viii those 81 the powess
that be. are SUPPRESSED" or liberaly sigm,-
,zel as traitors Democratic "common peo-
pie" have no rights. They mast put their bodies
in and say amen" to all things done by six
lawyers in che Csbine," Abolition ho~lers Who
Sight secesh at long taw, only condemn.
"II is treason TO assume the contrary"
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ARMY CONTRACTS.

OyTIoE OF sKrsE~AsTKk's DKFsR-sESr. L. :. A,
Indianapolis Ind. Juiy II, lss9-
CSEALED PROPOSALS will he received AZ this bepart-
- ment uui Monday, he 2eh int. al clvck p. NJ
for furui. hing the following Camp Equipments
eeo0 quart Tin COFFEE Bsders;
azeo le-quart lin Water ku'kets;
AIS She.t-ir,a Frsing fafH.
500 s-qnart lin Nah Pans;
$50 Boa Coffee Nils.
The undersigned the rzht of r5ectrg any
all rhe that be made fr the ahOve srtclrr and
ts OF e>sen ng freasing The qusLtrs above spec
nexf A. the public servtce may r~quire-
The gosd b. deliveries this Department free Of
charge for dray age OF feighi.
JOHN c. NEW
fuix l--erc QnzrtrEfn..ter General
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HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY /!

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
1--WE proprietor Of The -PARislAN CABINET or
II WoNDkk>. ASATOHf. and MkDlctSE," have
eetefu'e, FegsFdle-s % exg<n-e % issue FREE for the
benefit % -ut-rnz hum mir fsUR q rier most IN
NJ Give and Interesting Lee usrTfa and is
u Qualifications. Nerv triiiy, Premature Decline
az Manhood. idig-<foa. we-kbe<s Depression Io-s
q knery and Vital Powers. the Gr~st Social kv- ard
tho-e Haisdies which result frum yog Lful f r., Ia
ce>ses ~ Maturity. Ignorance e physiol q AM >a-
ture's Law Thee INVALUABLE Lecture have ben he
OF eExhfeninx and saving thousands anc viii te
for~sried IRE M the rrept II four stssp By sddrs-
ing SIGN Takf PANS CkeSxs or Axxroxs An
Aspscs<s. SIS bre~d~sy. Se~ Serk-< j~zS-dlx
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sTSAxUkL w Gears. E-q.. of Oven, is the
Democratic candidate for Prosecutor Tor the Ju-
dicial District composed OF the counties of Green
Clay. Oxen aid Putnam.
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NJ DlCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE


Two LADIES oFDELlCATE HEALTH oRlMPAIRED
n organization, 10 those by HON az increa>s oi
family from objectionable. the rderigned
would olsr prescription which l. perfectly r~able and
safe and which prescribed IN varoLs part Of
the Old Nord or the century Although a - article
svery cheap aud simple yet IL has been put Up in hail
pint lottes and sold sery extensively the -xhcrbtanf
price IS per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nih the recipe for by the possession of which every
sdy supply herseli with perfect SafegaaTd airy
drug store for trIfng Of - cents year Any
PHYSICIAN ruggis wlltell you IL perfectly harmless
houSand If -estmonisls be procured of It's efcay.
SEM TO any othe world receipt Of Al by sdres-
ing. In. j. 4. DtNERAtA.
P.O 8ox. Nc. 1888, New Haven Connecticut.
lly32-d&w'sl
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II iILIs @ snr. E-q.. Of Sullivan. Is the
Democratic candidate for the Office Of Prosecution
Ia the 9Th Judicial rcu;t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized TO announce JOHN
B..EWER, Of Southport, candidate for County Re-
corer. subject the decision OF the Democratic Con-
yenton.
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ALL WHO WISH To CIT ELEGANT
cI5<z7rfSs ~ Rosewood Ranos superior tnne and sh
"V7 are invissd 20 examine toe t1anoS Of Che
NJ ssisT. 81 baltn' re. exhlbitioi
~ Mr. Sufern's Aa.i, kooa :, Ia the .Etna Building
Rooms open frsm A. NJ tll 81 Pm.
lys-dly J. WILLIAM sIFFERx.
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TJoH T Scorr. L-q.. OF v,go.i the D. m
ocratic candidate for Prosecutor in the 10Th JL-
dicial d. strict
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Ninth C0nsrcssiOnaI District Demo
cratic Contention.
Bv general consent. IL h ~ been agreed that the
Democratic Cong esSiona Convention shall be
held at
Winomac, Thursday august 7th. 1862,
at | U'c.ock, to nominate a candidate for Con-
ere>s
IL i particularly requested that all the coun
tie he re,.reSented BY order ot the
july %. lc62 COMMITTEE
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va ~ rili .a. :. -g.... 49,. .re-
ful experience in all varieie- Of p. male c,n plains.
AMI in ct~es 81 irrexul rites. Sappres uchrea
or Whites, Inflammation ~ the Bladder. Ridne, s,.4
womb. tnd loss Of Nervous Energy, etc. Their a~e IL
abov- 81 praise.
Are entirely free from any Ner ural Mineral potn
pur~ly vegetable and free from danger e. 10
used wiis perfect safefy.
Among the many thu snds IN have used them IN al
parts "f the Union sosE speak ~ ~ fhem for ali Ike
H.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
ADM .NisTRAToR's SALE.

Admiuistrator's sale OF Eeat Estate.
sUaSUANT orisr &c The Court Of Common Pleas
Of Marion County. In i-na, the und rsigBed Adj
rninistrator> Of the Il William stewart. aeceaed
will SELL private sl. In Its. Of lots. 20 suii
b,ers Lots Nos TO- IL and u. in square No. -. ia the
City Of Indianapolis. III IA which there j. scarcly any
more de irahi- prosperity residences In tie city.
Te-mS:--One-third n; oae-fhrd. with interest In
six months. md balance. n Interest. n eighteen
moth>the pur haser giving notes with security accord
ing TO lsw.
SfL.AS BOWEN. ! .A-....-.-..-.
CHARLES g. STEWART
George T. Gorfon. Attorney.
July 81. lS62-dlv
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M EDlCAL.


LID fl Slight Cold,
HR1k (cnaL ,Hcassennss
y tIld4nsI[y or Gc<e -SLSenf.
|. VN 81 rchich night Be CHECKED
<Q9p iUzth a simple remedy,
- ifneglected, cf7ers tervlrsdtes seriously.
:. Felo are azure Of the inlrorrdycs q
+: stopping Eciiah CT Slight
<cLaI IN ITS first stage, that t1aaica
~ IN the beginning iocAli yield 70 a
- MID remedy. If not attended, 10, soon
attacks the lungs.
/. Nscun's bronchial -Sfcr/irs
- loere first irstrodtscei eleUsrs years ogo.
= Il has been proved that they are the
=. best article before the rllbl,c fer
!: Dcnails. 1GcLis. N<cnciiifi~.
Rsf/lnaa, bcafa<sh. the Hacking
Cough in >gcnsunhficn, ard
:. numerous ofectsOras Ct the -SLiSc0L.
givlng immediate reItyr.
PM0Ssc Speakers " Singers
ugu find them efect,lai for clearing
= and Strengthening the voice
Sid By all Dv7Lggi-ts AMI Dealers
IN Medicine. az rs cents Der Lex
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a. - -, q ON.
harrird ladies' IN cerfa situation. .hos;d NJ, ~.
them for reasons -ee dires tion- each box
Price One Dollar Per ssDx.
They are seni IN thin. tat box postage fre. % an
PArr OF the United states upon the receipt he price
Prepared and soid BY Dk- EWING,
No. Is yirx.nis Axeune
fNft-ed"iy Indsnspolis. Indi-r.
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CON GID Mia

YOUNG MN WHO HAVE IN
5HSSssA - JUkf ID themselves by errfain secret
81 49, habit, which unfit them for business,
~ ~ pleasure OF the duties Of married life;
.l.l3<U aI~o mIddle-agec and old meTi. who,
fr0m the foes youth other feel debility
a,vauce u their year~ befor- placing themselves
der the treatment of any one should hrri read
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Nsrried ladies Team something % importance BY
perusinz Tax SECRET fk1sxD-
seni 10 any address, sealed envelope. ipt 81
T%a C-ut<-
surivafe or Confidential nature. from > A M.tosP NJ
Sunday firm 20 II A their "c~ No. = Ea-s
Third ap-sir~ between Asin and Sycamore,
posite the iienre HOus~.
Al ress Dr. ChAS. A. siUAk1 Co.
-.ch7 -1& -i~-'se cnciunsti Ohio.
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Special Notice.

10 ADDEKTESERS.--iu entertainments taken far
SPECIFIED time stR orf,red out 6e|,,e the erJ,tr,ioR
or time spec ref tcW Ire chdTged the regair rftns
FIR he s,tnt. az 10 tire time thy orfet.u out
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

QUARTERMA >TEk's DEPARTMENT. T. Sal
Indianapolis. lad July %, ise2.
NOTCE is hereby given that sesid Prro, ais win re
~ reeev by he undersigned until 10 O'CLOCK =. :,
on the 3Orh inst. Tor
$40 Camp Kettles
600 Mes Pans,
,O00 Pick:
sos Pres Handles,
100 - ides.
SIS Sets Of Wall Tent Poles
3.500 LARGE Tent Pms
One half % the above must be delivered within ten
days alter eoniraci j. awarded and the halsn within
twenty day theres ter The Camp Kettles and Me-
Pans mist be male OF Charcoal rn and 10 conform
Army patterns The supplies b. del v-Te Ia hO1 e.
esdy for n p1enf the Government N-r~hOuse IN the
city Samaie- will he l@ff al Thu Office. Information
{" the above be had BY letter or in person by apply
ing 10 the undersigned. JAMES A. EKIN.
jy25-dtd A q. L. : A.
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goR skcaKrsRT ~ srarR,
JAMES 8. ATHON,
or Msvion COUNTY
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JOSEPH RfSTINE.
OF Fountain County
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MATTHEW L BRETT.
OF d. vies- Cosnty.
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SAMUEL l.. RUGG,
o. Allen County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

e Our attention has been called to the fol
lowing communication, which appeared in the
New York Tribune. AMI assured that
Witness" refers To an Indiana General: