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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-15

NIcgsnUEs. Mss. Aug. \. ls63.
Ds. JoaS BCLL -D~ar SIR. an happy 70 state 20 yes
that have used your valuable Cedron Bit;ers with great
benefit 10 myself IN general debility and prosirasiou Of
my system. produced by the unhealthy rnis-ratic
Influences Of the Mississippi River and around yicks-
burg, having been with Gen. Grants army krocehouY
lis whole southern campaign confidently rec.usnsnA
IT. use to all persons who exposed IN rnbeshy cii
mates II. W. FO0LE,
Agent q. 8. Sanitary Comrnission.
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- Thcs. Farley. an experienced mechanic
j. making arrangements 10 erect a building TO
carry on the saw manufacturing and repairing
u-iness
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~ Seven acres and halt OF good ground
half mile south Will sell one or two acres.
Apply to
l3dit. WALKER, MckERSaN 4 GoLDsBERY.
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T-Peserson's Lady's National Magazine for
NAY. is for sale by Mrs. Thompson 4 Son.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-15

~ Col Colby. Post commandant. promptly
orders the closing Of houses where liquor Is sold
TO soldiers contrary 10 orders.
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r. Sol DIER S-wE THINK DR.
Strickland quite rish' IN advising you his sd,.rsse-
neni IN "aF columns u to-days paper to take bottle
Of his highly recommended AnfChoers Mixture IN your
knsPsacks. II may save the lives Il many of our bed
soldiers Mothers. hat yoar DO neglect
You can get At the Drug 80 ceas per bottle
II Is the best remedy Tor Dlarhos aud Dysentsry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-15

r. Rev. Samuel sawyer. Chaplain Of the
47th Indiana left the city last night to rejoin hs
regiment.
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CITY 1T z W S Il.

r. We ar. not certain. but We believe it did
not rain yesterday.
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SEA ATE.

The bill to enable the people of Nebraska to
form State Government was passed without an
amendment.
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rH-Have you been in the New York sho'
Store lately' 3eod
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rw-NERvoUs DEBILITY sEMIYAL

Weakness, etc, can be cured by one who has really
cured nim elf and hundreds Of Others and tell 200
nothing but the truth. Address with stsmp.
EDWARD T. TRAvER
feb2o-dSwly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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AGENCY.
II. VI. SPICER L. CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NoTwood's Block,
No20 10 North illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

1.'oR sAIg-DEsIRABLE RESIDENCES IL IBE
north part Of the city, Pennss lvanis- Hericsn.
Illinois, Delaware. Alabama, Tennessee and AssisspD
streets, and ali the avenues.
Also. large orfBent of cheap and very dssirsbie
residences in the southern part Of the city, ranging FREQ
600 20 $50, 600 in prc-.
We have small houses 10 ssll ~ old prices, =
small payments down and long time on bsisnce-bsttsg
and cheaper than renting
For sale good terms, good business property. =
Washington. Illinois, Meridian, Pennsgivsnis and Isn-
streets
Also the best and largest Of building Iosia
all parts Of the city, TO sell trade On The best terms
and at lou figures
Also number # small and fine country seats. large
and small Of lands improves FARMS irons TO i6o
within five miles Of the city, for sAls 90 trsde -
low figure and on good terms
Also. frst-raie -four mill, in the cy-a money Daks
ing institution. Also, number Of -four and nla,
near the city, for sale trade
Also, hotels and boarding houses IN the city, country
and property, the city; merchandise
horses wagons and various other kinds Of Prep
erfy, for sale trade
We have large number q building lots in the city,
large Of land country property various local.
ites and merchandise and big pile Of money 70 give
for improved city property.
SoTIcEParties having property OF any kind 70 seus
persons wanting buy trade for property. inveses,
speculstors traders and the q manknd invo1
10 call at this A. No. Office before buying ceiling -
trading and promote their interest thereby.
msr9 d5m
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rE-DISE Asses OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal. Urinary and Sexual sysems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports OF the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
by sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Address ID. J. sKlLLlN H0UGHr0N, Howard Associs-
ton. No. , South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
mar30-d&w1y
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SGD R>4> ClNRn RsaDza2-
CaD1a = lnS>
Cob IN -
And similar troubles progress result in
serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatc affections,
oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
compounded to reach directly the of the
disease and give almost instant relief
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines in the
United and foreign per
box. anrT -dkwlm
LADIES' LADIES' LADIES' DON'T
fail 10 read the advertisement in this paper headed
IMPORTANT To FEMALES. DIR. Cheesman. of New
York. has devoted the last thirty years Of his practice
Female Complaints. His Pills act like charm They
reliable and safe. nov9-d6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-15

On the 23d Of July last submitted. through al agent
Of mine, 10 the Medical Director Of Department Of the
Cumberland sample OF my Cedron Bitters Cor bis IN.
specton, and requested after analysis be found a
meritSrious. TO sanction and approve among
soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply and alss
Gen Rosecrans permission 70 ship 500 dozen
have 1; sold - Suffers. JuHS BULL.
i am satisfied that Cedron Filters will DO no harm to
any one IL taken properly and IN moderation see no
objection DR. Bull being permitted dispose Of IL TO
Suffers. \. HENRY THURST0N,
Surgeon and n, dc al Director, ID. c."
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AT JOINS. VINxEDG1 u Co.'s.--Ladies can
fiji themselves out in any style they may want
misses and children's shoes in Il dozen new
styles
Gentlemen can have the satisfaction Of select
ing any kind of u boot shoe they want. boys
and youths boots aud shoes in any aud almost
almost all STYLES
General shoe customers need 20 no further than
this establishment for good work and all the
possible styles AMI kinds, and at prices the low
est in the market apl4-6t
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HEADQUARTERS Drr o. rnr cu~srmasp.,

HEADQUARTERS DEP rnE CUxsEErsxp.l
NASHVILLE. TE<s July -. 1853 (
DIR. John Bulls Agent. AT. -. has permission 20
ship 10 Nashville Tenn twenty-five gross Tor 3oo dozen)
Of Bulls Cedron Btsrs for sale Suers In the army
only.
The regulations OF the Treasury Department 70 BE-
complied with strictly.
BY command Of Major General Rosecrans.
wM. N. wILEs.
Major and Provost Marshal General
Seld Whole sale and Retail by
J. +. SFSOUR. Druggist,
West Washington Street. Indian apeis.
march, dam
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RrLics PROM lRKLAxp.--Duriag the late Fen
ian Fair at Chicago quite number OF interesting
relic were on exhibition from the grand old
island"
Mr. Thomas Redmond. the energetic and pa
triotic Head Center OF Indiana, purchased a num-
Der Of these relics. and they nave duly arrived in
this city.
Among the manv little mementoes OF their
"Fatherland," our Irish friends will have the
pleasure OF seeing the following
irish Turf, with Moss and Heath growing in
the center
piece Of Irish Moss with a splendid speci-
men Of green Shamrock sprouting thereirom.
Picture Of the far famed BlArney Castle.
Picture Of the Church Of ST. Ann Shardon-
one Of the most rom lntc spots in Ireland
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u. S. BON DS.
HAERISON'S BANK

4 UTHoRlZED AGENT FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO L.
n 3 1870 Bonds Interest per ceLt- In Gold, from
date of subscription aprs-d2ot
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES

EXyE ARE OFFERING SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
w TO persons with little ready secure
homes. We will sell
Lots Entirely On Time
ard erect comfortable dwellings, built by 70 workmen
and IN good STYLE the payment Of half much the
Improvements will c'st-the remainder be paid o
easy payments-no much more than fair rent on the
pr misses Having lots IN nearly all parts Of the city, we
accommodate all wishing home; and hav-
ing large amount of lumber on hand, and workmen
ready employed, erect buildings on short notice.
MKEKNAN n PIERCE
ap9-dt Real Estate Agents
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fEEroxTED EIr~EssLTr TIE pAui sTArr sEsusrI.
For Morning Report See Firs, page.
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"The bells Of Shardon
They sound 50 grand on
The nearefIf waters az The river lee -


Likenesses of Thos Belen McManus Daniel
oConneil. aud the good and patriotic Priest
Father Layille
Picture Of the massacre at Wexford Cross.
1919 This vie~ j. enough 70 make the Irish
blood quIyer for vengeance.
Some Of the clay from the grave of Wolfe
Tone martyr 10 the cause Of Irish nation
ality
Irish Hay, Wheat, &c.
Last though not lest is an exquisite gem in
the way of an oil painting, entitled the Upper
ary Boy" This painting was executed by an
Irish youth sixteen years OF age. and il really
worthy of an older head and more experienced
pencil. Upon the frame we fnd attached the fol-
loving Presented to J J. Bingham. Esq. by
hi Friend Thomas Redmond.
These relics will be treasured by the Fenian
Brotherhood as above price. as the "Tipperary
Boy" will be tor the friendship that dictated its
present alton BY the donor.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR.. a. ID. GALL.
nFFERs HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF
" Indianapolis and vicinity. oftc-- Virginia Avenue
E0. a Residences North New Jersey street. No. 81.
ssslI'es-dly
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Luxuriant Beauty,

promotes its growth prevents falling OF er.co.s>s
dandrun and imparts health and pleassninsr 70 The
head Il has stood the Of ,ine being n. original
Hair ceoring and Is constantly acrsasifg m f.~or
Used BY both gentlemen and ladies. II sold By a. re-
spectacle dealers. be procured by then Ct the
commercial agents. D. $ BARNES CO. 20 Bse.d-sy.
New Yors. Two sizes. 50 cent? and o..
fel6-esrn-eod
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sB We have never seen. IN any establishment
o. The kind in our largest cities. richer assOrt-
ment OF goods than upon the shelves of
Moritz & Brother. merchant tailors, No. 3 East
Washington street Their stock il general and
complete, embracing every variety and style of
gentlemen's wear We direct attention to their
large stock OF light cloths for spring and sum
use. and especially their varieties of
Scotch cas>imere> which take the lead in the
fashionable world. Messrs Mortz 4 Bro have
not only the choicest of goods. both to quality
and style. hut the most experienced workmen to
Manufacture them. If gentleman cannot be
suited at this establishment it will be useless to
make the attempt elsewhere. ap9-dlw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

The telegraph announces another. dis
aster 10 our army in North Carolina, in
the capture of Plymouth and the brigade
consisting of sixteen hundred Union
troops. This news is from rebel sources,
but luck is against us this Spring, and
we take it for granted that the worst we
hear comes nearest the truth.
The policy, the absolute necessity OF
the move to bring out hundred thou
sand more men for the summer campaign
is becoming more evident every day.
Let there be no hesitation in filling up
the call for hundred thousand volun-
teers at once.
Our ouspcsts are being weakened nee
essarily for the purpose of concentrating
all our effective force for the main strug-
gle, and many important points are liable
to fall into the hands of the enemy, un.
less sufficient force of volunteers is
is raised to hold them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

AFTERNOON DEsPATclES
100, 900 Men from North'
western states for
100 Days. U
Governor Stones Address to the People
Of Iowa Sa 1
TEN REGIMENTS rROm inns
STATE.
Especial to Daily Gate City.]
Washington. April ga

''ssnSeoot " AAPsu x.
To the People Of lo,ca The President
hasagreed to accept from the Northwestern
States the service of one hundred thou
sand volunteers for period of one hun-
dred days from the time of their muster
ing into the service, for the purpose Of
enabling the veteran troops to be pushed
forward and achieve decisive results over
the enemy in the approaching campaigns.
With this augmentation Of the army, it is
confidently believed the rebellion can be
substantially crushed during the present
| have promised the President ten reg
imen,s Of this new iorcs, and earnestly
call upon the patriotic people OF Iowa to
aid me. BY their active cooperation, in re-
deeming this psSmise. We can thus rem
der more essential service in saving our
glorious Union, and Wrestling our land
from the horrors of protractsd var.
The period of service viii be short, and
I trust glorious in bringing with it the
restoration Of peace.
Those who heretofore have been unable
to participate in the stirring scenes of
this war may now do so houorably. and
with but little Inconvenience to them
selves. Fresh laurels are to be won, and
additional honor achieved for our State.
Let us go to work in earnest in every
county. Not moment should be lost.
Companies, on their organization, may
choose their own officers apd great csre
will be observed in the selection Of field
officers TO. the same. The same pay and
allowances ~ other troops. Companies
must report to the Adjutant- General. Il
Davenport, a. fast as they are filed. ;. 4
The entire number must be raised with
in twenty days, II possible.
Let not brave Young Iowa nov jeopard-
iEe her fame by falling behiod her sister
Stafks Of the Northwest. ]
VIM. STONE, Governor. :,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26
THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, APRIL 26.s
The Fort pillow Miscreanss and she
AAAeaAY. AfAA ~ 49,

The Missouri Democrst, In its bitter
ness against President Lincoln. frequent
ly hits its friends q back handed .lick, and
oftener stultihes itself. 1t has been
raging for months against the Amnesty
Proclamation Of the President, and has
invented thousand unheard of objections
to that measure. Last week it opened
new lead after the Fort Pillow massacre.
The mine promised to be rich one, and
the Democrat invested very literally on
the first opening. 1t declared that the
miscreant rebels who murdered our SOL
diers at Fort Pillow were tenderly cared
for by Mr. Lincoln, and that they bad
received pardon for all their deeds of
blood in advance. by virtue OF the Presi-
dents Amnesty Proclamation.
The Springfield Journal quietly dries
up that tempting gulch after this fashion,
The Amnesty Proclamation of the Sth
of December, 1868, after stating the terms
under which ''lull pardon" will be granted
to those who may have been in rebellion
against the Government of the United
States, enumerates list of six different
classes of persons who are specifically ex-
cluded from the benefits Of its provisions
The last in the list of exemptions is as
follows
"All who have engaged in any way in
treating colored persons, or white per-
sons in charge of such, otherwise than
lawfully as prisoners Of war, and which
persons may be found in the United
States service as soldiers, seamen, or in
any other capacity"
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cupyihR Alexandriia dri an and Natchitockjs,
snd 81 fat, the forward moyem66t tI {
success : Between P|lgRss F al ~. q
deficiency Of yatee withoass vtirA -
army cannot be subsisted or marched. I,
is stherefpre quite desirable that the neyb-
mott from one TO the other Of these poinls
shall b sapid. s teIi 2 & & OF 5 4
The latest advices frou General 6taele
were that be was within 60 miles, or one
idsy's. march Of Shreveport yis4 Il, 600
men.
AdpirslIP Porter. with two monitors dhl
his flagship, went mp She river frep
Grand Ecore week since, it is presumed
to operate against the rebel seat Of gov
efnpsnt in Louisians. k0JSI -
Grand Ecore. April 15.-Ahout e5
miles above here, on the left hssk Of ~
Red River, the rebels opened On the trasst
ports Cara Belle and Robihson, aud fred
twelve shots into them. "A forcs Of I, 600
mouatsd infantry, said to be part Of the
rebel Gen. Greene's command, came down
in front of the battery aud poured volleys
Of musketry into the steamers, which vera
getting the worst OF it, when small gun
BOAT come up, shelled and siienccd tts
battery and compelled the rebels to fall
back. sRA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26
Movements Of Banks Army.

view oiAs n prii Ii.
The Herald has the following later aa-
vices from Louisiana:
Grand Ecore, April ll.-Gen. Banks
having fallen back 10 Grand Eeore, thirty
males from Pleasant Hill, 50 miles from
Mansfield and 50 miles from Shreveport,
will advance again SIS soon as be is REIN
forced and adequate, supplies arc ro-,
ceivet. :
The loss Of artillery is a trivial matter.
as nearly the whole lighting, owing 70 the
nature Of the heavily wooded ceuutry,
must be done by infantry. rs
Admiral Poftsf's flees will co-opef6sc
Is far as possible. The extent Of its ope-
|rasions depends on the dapth of SiiSnd
Red River.
Other. battles msst follex, and glorious
victories will be won over The trsas-A Ais.
sissippi rebels.
The enemy appears to have moved his
whole forces near here 70 crush out tht
Union army.
According to the report of prisoners
Kirby Smith, Dick Taylor. Green, Ma
fgfader and PRICE ara all in the 6els
lAgainst Banks. as rs saess
The rebel loss in the battles Of SABINE
Cross Roads and Pleasant Hill was three
4 TO our one. sssssg sss sassA@& 8
1 The lack Of watef between PIsasaa
lHjA and Aass6slA rendered Il pen1ient I,
3fall back to Grand Ecore, whore new sup
4 A.. -:y. ~ Ssxs>.a an e..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

Tho tax on fars Vas raissd 70 Yen psl
cent.
4,ssouRaeik. k..rSaa auito .rin,
ippdfel the tax was increased ID i've poi
cent.
OAdiemonles esmeeel1g rsvdss stone.
and,inat t.iSAs S6sS6l, md sll ot6er Jew.
elry, tax Of ten psr cent. instead Of ivs
was sgTeed to.
= Morrill, mpsAA =, incrsess e 1tbs dsty
g. esvee1ia Hv bwist, ~ n A. 1Ic.
td tQ1ec6n nGf dllerwiGs 49, ~,
to 30 cents Per pound, which was agreed
to.
= o. cigar valued Il ossr 41o and I'M
der s2O per thousand. the .tax was In
creased to % per thousand valued 1t
over 80 ard srdSry so lef tdoa1and.
the tax was increased to Sl5 per thou
sand.
kasaon o8srsd . sectisn to cose after
the secsien providing : tAx Of I Yer cent.
on all sales Of real estate. Amendment
rejected.
The connas,s her, 1 : .ro.e. :. sd at Eve
o'clock the House aajosrssa.
Washing.on, Aptil .25-
e On motion Of Hubbard the Committee
on Indian Affairs we're instructed to en-
quirc into the truth Of the statement that
the Miapeaago Jsd;sns - inA sarYisg
condition. md 70 report what legislation.
If any, u npcessAfy 3 petevs, their pres
ens destitution and deplosabIs cor Idition.
Mallory sai@- - proposed to modify the
joint resoldlion BE Introduced last Monday
70 increase the tarif. apd asked the sub.
jsxE ~ so1oAs.jessd- -shis day. 4Aiswas
sgreed TO. The arrangement is chat the
resolution may for some time be discussed
10 minute speeches.
fsnesa offered ! resolution which ~
adopted. instructing the Committee on
A'lit~y AfSAiss 70 report . bill giving
the bounty Of slOO 70 any noo-eommis-
stoned officer, private, musician, or
arti6cer, Who shall have been hdnorably
discharged in consequences Of wounds re.
ceived Or injuries in the aervise, and. il
the fine OF his duty. and . pro rata share
Of said bounty Of 500 to any volsntser
for proport,onste term OF service ex-
ceeding three mosths, o. now provided
BY law for those serving two years.
NorE.-This resolution Is preceded BY
= preamble having reference TO two years
New York volunteers, the proposition be-
ing designed to meet their ease.
usf6a1 q 0tio intan1 snsA ahiR pfo-
viding for the more speedy punishment
OF guerrillas. Il sstAsssses commanding
generals in the 6eld 70 carry into execu-
ton .sspaspces sgaiSsl Sspf11< H pffy
sons guilty or robbery. srscn, bdfe eiary,
rape and violating the laws aud customs
Of VA. ard .spiess .mstinssrs and osrdes-
ers. The bin Ms referred TO Committee
On Military Affairs. - ~~xr~--
He6sp bens into cennlitss On ~ r
ternal tax BILL
An amendment Was adopted taxing ell
sales Of gold and silver, bullion, sterling
exchange. uncnrreut money, stocks,
bonds, DO, one fffh of one per cent on
the amount Of such ssles, and contracts
- Is = - = ssas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26
Army Of Potomac. April "a.

. We have Richmond papers to the 22d
inst. From the Lower Rappahannock
citizen brings the Richmond Sentinel
with the informstion efsshd advance up
.the Rappahannock, Wednesday, as far ~
Boutssfe's wharf, Of 8gunboats and one
transport. They landed 500 men. At
Boutwareys wharf. This Is supposed TO
be the advance Of. Burnside's expedition.
a. it MAS reported in Fredericksburg yes-
tefday that feet Of sixty vessels, gaa-
boats aud transports, wers at the mouth
Eof the Rappahsnnoek. tis aiso runorsda
the enemy we're landing postooa bsidgss
at Asquia Drcek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26
Fl. Monroe, via

Baltimore, April %.
j An officer Just arrived from Roanoke
Island makes the following reports:
Cen Weasel surrounded Plymouth on
Wednesday. after four dass' fighting.
Our loss was $50 killed. aud ,, sou pris-
oners. Rebel loss !. 500 killed.
NoTK.-The sbore would have been
received last night. but Government has
prohibited the transmission of dispatches
to the press frcn fe. Monroe. NA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26
from ARKANSAS.
Little Rock. April 10,

Little Rock. April 19.
2 Gov. Murphy was inaugurated yester-
day. Oyer ter thousand Gtizens snd
soldiers Wsrspsesest. There WASH grand
procession of military. members of Leg
isIature, State ot6cexs, ciuseDs, freed
men, dc. Ihs ceeehoaiess were very
Impressive and elcited most enthusiastic
cheering. The city. vas brilliantly lilo
,nhiu4ied II night! The G5vernofs mes
sage will be sent to the Legislature the
LAT of tl1is v1elgsgra aysisGS : ssasssssaf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

Delegates to the Baltimore Cenveut3on--
Gov. Carney Declines.
Leaveaworth, April "a.
At the State Convention held .at To-
peka yesterday the following delegates
were elected to the Baltimore National
Convention;
A.C. Wilder, T. NJ. Bowen. N. II.
Jnsiry, r. w. Potter, j. Ii. Lane, NJ. H.
Lawrence. They were instructed to vote
for Lincoln.
Gov. Carney has written letter with
drawing from the Senatorial contest,
which leaves the election Of United States
Senator with our next Legislature.