Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
STATE ITEMS.


-sT JosrrH CoUxTY The South Bend
Spirit OF the Times" is tie name Of lev Dem
ocralic paper 70 be published ia that city. weekly,
at one dollar and hty cents per year r L
FARSswoETH is its editor and proprietor, and from
the specimen number we Judge he Is not only
mechanic bot that the pAreF will be conducted
win ability upon sound Democratic principles.
The Democracy Of ST Joseph county should
give their hpn- or.an not only pising. but en-
cDur'ging support
Dr.. CALvrN Wtsr. Of Haeer.'own. Wayne
county. excellent physician and worthy citi-
zen. died on the Oath inst. OF diaFrhea contracted
at Vck-burg. whittier he bad gone ulon the call
Of the Governor to attend 10 the wounded after
the severe battle at that place.
-RtNovTp On last Saturday. Thomas II
Kew, Esq. who has held the Office of Assessor
OF Internal Revenue for Pulaski county for the
past yesr. removed by the Assessor of the
District and William lines, % Francesvile. ap
pointed in biz place The Assessor before re
moving Mr. informed him that he had invar
ably discharged the duties of his Office in man
ner most satlsfactory-that he Mr.. Turner, the
Assessor had had less trouble with the report
from this county than any he received-bnt there
Mr. Turner hesitated as though ashamed to make
known the reasons for the removal of a deputy
with whom he was 40 highly pleased said he:
Mr. KEYS. | understand YOU attended the Val
landgham meeting at Logansport. and that you
are a Democrat and opposed to the Government
and for this must remove YOU" Which he
did Parties in this county had written 20 the
Assessor that Mr.. X. WIS disloval man A
lie which Old Pluto himself would blush to utter
i Pulaski Democrat.
The OEMocRAoY.-The Logansport Pharos
says
The delegation from this county (Cass) is
probably a fair index of the other parts OF the
State About 90 went to Indianapo and only
TWO Of the number &C. Carter. Esq, and Captain
John Guthre) have been known here "a Demo
Gratis All the balance Republicans or
openly avowed AbOlitiOnlstS who wished to make
the meeting of The "War Democracy" respecta-
BILE after the Republican mode of patroniZing
Breckenridge meetings in 1860 The meeting
was declared by Republicans failure.
STARK COUNTY Democracy of "Old
Stark" met in convention on the 18th inst. and
nominated the following ticket: for Treasurer.
WINGArE PRErTYMAN; for Recorder. SYLVESTER
A. McCRAcKIN; for Commissioner, 2d district,
JESSE JACKSON; for Real Estate Appraiser,
CHRISTOPHER HILLABoLD: for Coroner. SAMUEL
Smith
| The Press says OF the ticket:
Democrats Of Stark. the ticket to be supported
| BY YOU This fall is nominated. 1t is one worthy
of your support The men are all honest; some
of them YOU have tried They have been weigh
ell in the balance and not found wanting. If you
are opposed to the revolutionary proceedings of
the boiling members OF the last Legislature; if
| YOU are opposed to the action of Gov. Morton in
refusing to convene the Legislature to make the
necessary appropriation to pay the interest on the
State debt; if YOU are opposed to the swindling
hevine horde of abolition contractors tolerated
by the Administration OF Abraham Lincoln. then
vou will not falter in support of this ticket
| There - no lodging the issue. Every vote cast
| IN opposition 10 this ticket-even II IL Is only a
county tickets vote in favor of intolerance,
corruption. theft. plumber and abOlitionism.
| Choose whom Won will have to serve YOU. re
memhering that by your votes shall you be
| known.
-PUTNAM COUNTY The Democracy of this
county will hold a convention at Greencastle on
Saturday the 10Th of September, to nominate a
candidate for Real Estate Appraiser. Good
| speakers will be present from abroad upon the
occasion
We understand that the draft s to take place
in this Stnte within the next ten DAYS. beginning
at EUaDsriHe I he number to he drafted from
the State Is about 10000, which will make the
quota of Vanderburgh county range between
one hundred and one hundred and fifty Our
patriotic people ready for the wheel 10 com
mence turning Evansville Journal