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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

ron ELEcT0Rs At LAHoE.
David g. Cooling, Ct Hancock.
Richard w. Thompson, Of Nigo.
roe STATE ELECTORS.
Isl Distriet-Jamss G. Denny, Of Knox.
John s. HougbIaud, Of Spencer.
I'd Dfstrfet-Cyrus y. nixon, Of Clark.
Franeis wester, Of LagTangs..
"a Dlstrict-Henry Il. PriichaTd, Of Bartholo'
new.
Madison Evans, Of Lawrence.
lth piatriet--Leonidgs Sexton, Of kusls
NV. Kyger, Of Franklin.
An pistriet-Bepl r. Claypool, Of Fayetts.
Joshua u. Meliett. - Henry.
etA Datr et j. 3. Wright, Of Morgan.
J. o. Green, Of Shelby.
ztL Dlstrlet John Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas N. Rice, Of Parke.
9Th Dlst ,let-R. p. Davidson, Of Tippecanse.
Benz. Gregory, 81 Warren.
sh u strict--James p. Beiford. Of White.
Aaron Guerney, Of Porter,
10 n Dlstriat--T. n. Dickinson, of DeKalb.
uaiIst Kilh0urne, 81 Eikhart.
llth plstriet--John n. Wailaes, Of Grant.
James v Tempier, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
SUBSTITUTES.

MES SUBJECT TO DRAFT CAN BE SIP
M piie1 with good substitutes By ealing On Dr.
Graham, Walkers Bow, Third ST., bstwssn syca-
Elors A2e Vine. aEGIO-IW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

A NO. COW For particulars enquire Of
n +. NEWBERBY.
anglG-1td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
DENTIST.
DR., z. HUTCHINSON
DENTIST,

mat NF mas span
% expense for the comfort and causeuiruee % bis
Notwithstanding enlarged and increased hts "a
eiitiss, hdseeuFed the assistance Of one ~ ths
best work meH in the State lie can HsW supply
The wants ei those desiring his sersiees.
DR. HUTCHINSON HAVING FOB TIE
~ last seven years rpceived the Unlimited pat
roasge q the citizens q Evansville ana snrFeuud
INK towns ana countfy. wuuid ratnFn Faoas s,ncerf
thanks iof their appreciation q his skin a.
peatist, hoping, by uutiruE energy IN sscuF-
ing for hts patients al the
LATEST IMPROVE AEEMTs AND
INVENTIONS,
60 merit q eoptiuuanee Of the same favor
Personal Attention Given la Every
work equal any Establishment "a
the United states. Every style Of
Artificial Teeth made la Eastern
cities are made by hina.
Reference at all times Eiveo BY ressrrinE
BEAUTTFU SETS OF TEETH
/ prepared Ia his ofhes. Have L
tsuas In treatment % irregaiartfy 81 GILL
DHENfS TEETH. b. wcHii have no heslia.
tian Ia saying the most irregular caaaa Gnu bs
this city aud eounty entirely corrected by blfa.
L Cleft, Palate or openings In Palate suroeafuiiy
I treated seurvy, Neuralgia Affections aud an die.
I eases Of the mouth successfully treated.
Those desiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH world g.
4 wvil 70 eousnit him
es-Terms very moderate
sE-The beat Anearthstics for alifviatfuK patti
( whsn extracting tssth.- Chl0roiora sivun whau
I requested. Inne -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

nNE BRICK DWELLING. HOUSE with eight
NIRooms, cellar aud two eisierns.
Enquro at the UNION OFFICE.
augt5.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
SUBSTITUTES.
vICKERY BROTHER
Sorgho Machinery Depot,
No. 1872 MAIN st.

No. 1872 MAIN St.
WE HAVE ON HAND LOT OF COOKS
w Patent Evapor8tors +" also, various sizes Of
improved Cana Mills, which We ofEsr 70 the public
at manufacturers prices
YICkERT BROS,
angA No. 1S2 Main st
CUGAR CURED HAMS AND BEKF JUsT "a
- eeivsd; tisrces for sale At
vICKERY BROS,
angll No. Is2 Main st.
DRoOMs I-BR0oMs I-25 D0Z. OF EXTRA
II Fancy Brooms in store and for sale By
VICKERY BROS,
augll No. l32 Main St
D0TAT0ES AND ONIONS.
IS bushels Irish Potatoes,
10 do Potatoe Onions lust received
and for sails At YICKERY BROS,
augu No. 132 Main st.
9 SLTi-SALTi-s0O BBLS sOHIO RIVE
- salt Co. " salt, in stors ard for sale By
FICkERY BROS,
snSn Nc. l32 MAin st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

DHTsICIAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS EEcEIv z
l. special attention At
HALJOCK,s prug stor..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

DERFUHEBT, SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES,
Il PonA6ss, Ccanetiques, Tosth, Nail, Flesh,
Hair and Cloth Brushes; Combs in great varsity.
Nay Be found At
A G. HALLo pruz store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

Noob sEAsONlD woOD-THOSE DESIR.
-. lng to lay in their supply for the winter will
WI, 20 san early at John Rasehs Grocery, cor.
sugl-lmd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER or
II seventh and Walnut streets Enquire Of n.
@ poland, at No. FIRST street. Possession given
Immediately. augl3 -lwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17

TOY PAINTS n GREAT vAkfATY IND
Il Prices. Lead Pencils. Pens, Holders, Letter.
Paper. EnTei0pss- At No. 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
REMOVAL.

NC GREW q WOODS HAVE REMOVED
VI their Paint shop from Marble Hall 20 Nc.
rs First street, ever r. Cookies Dry Goods
Store, in "a story, whsre they prepared to an
ala orders for House aad Sign Painting, IN the
most approved style.
aus to-tw MeGREW WOODS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
Especial to Post ]
Washington. Ma,

Washington, May 97
The Committee Of Ways and Means
have reported the new tariff bill. A
duty Of 10 per cent. advslorum is i'm
posed on silks. The duties on spirits are
IS foilows: Brandies, 1st proof, 32 SO
per gallon; all other spirits two dollars q
gallon; wool worth 24 cents . pound and
over is 70 pay duty of 10 ceots per lb,
and 10 per cent. advaiorum; wool worth
from IL to "a cents pound 10 to pay 81 (
cents pound. The duty on woollen
goods Is 90 cents ; pound and 80 per
cent. advalorum; the duties on cigars
and tobacco are fixed ~ follows: Cigars
range from one dollar pound and so per
cent advalorum, to 81 80 pound and
60 per cent according ~ value.
The Finance Committee of the Senate
agree to the House resolution in regard
TO extra duties paid on goods entered on
the ID Of April. and providing that goods
IN bond shat only bs subject to duties Al
the time they we're bonded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
rRoss VIRGINIA.

Philadelphia, May 97.
The Enquirer publishes the following
dispatch:
South side North Anna. near
Jsricho's Bridge, May Is.
The rebels are in our front.
Prisoners have been taken during tue
last twenty flour hours from three rebel
Genersls-Ewell. Hill and Lopgstreet.
Over 400 prisoners we're taken from .
brigade ofSouth Carolinians BY the Penn.
sylvania Reserves, under Craw ford, Who
made . charge on our extreme right. after
Warren had crossed the North Anna nv
or on the road leading to Beaver Dam.
Our troops havs torn up and complete
ly destroyed nearly six miles OF track on
the YGsinia Central west Of sAxton
Junction.
We are now but one days forced march
from Richmond, in 6ne. open coun try.
There is plenty Of good pasture for our
horses. but nothing for the men, excep.
what has been brought along.
The enthusiasm Of our army knows no
bonnds, while the morale Of the enemy.
judging from he wounded prisoners fall
ing into our bands, is in very bad condi-
ton.
Weather intensely warm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
PhiladeIphia. May 81.

The Philadelphia Inquirers special
account Of the attack on the works dc.
Tending Taylor's Bridge, crossing the
Nerth Anna, says that no troops could
live under the FIRE from the rebel guns.
A direct assault from the front was,
therefore, out of the question. Our
troops were marched up in two columns,
brigade on each side of wide Interval
through which the rebel shot and shell
plunged, tearing up tue earth fesrfully.
When our troops got within distance, like
tigers they leaped upon their prey, and
with unloaded guns brought tho bayones
10 bear upon the entrenched enemy,
killing and capturing oil who did not es.
cape.
The movement was watched By Gems,
Hancock and Birney, and the former ex.
pressed his admiration in the most en-.
thusiastic terme.
The Times New Orleans correspondent
says Gen. ]. A. Hamilton has arrived
there. and gives . lamentable account o1
the state of affairs in Texas. The with
drawal Of . large force of our troops from
Texas will place the Unionists in a pain
ful position. They are already 10 fright.
ful condition Whole families, year o,
two since, enjoying all the comforts o
life, now are reduced 70 beggary. Th.
able bodied men run off BY rebel con
scription and their families left helpless
ard without protection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

Cairo, May 2e.

OaifOs 11oy 80.
The steamer Atlantic, from New Or.
leans. 2lst, and Nsnphis ysstssaay morn.
ing, arrived with $50 bales Of cotton fos
St. Louis.
The steamers Columbia and Geo. Crom-
we'll were to sail for New York o. the
2lst.
The transport Catsvba had arrived with
the 2eth Mass. regiment and Governnsnt
stores
The officers Of tho Atlantic report that
Gen. Rspks, with portion Of his army.
arrived On the 2lst
q Il was not known that any new move
ment Vas going on at present.
In moving across the country from
Alexandra Banks left Red River at Fort
De Russy, struck for Semmesport, whore
hs crossed and marched TO Morganxa, on
the Mississippi.
A. ]. Smiths command also marched
to Senmesport and then embarked on
transports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
Splendid Condition Of our
Army |
OUR VICTORY AT TAY-
LOR,s BRIDGE!
Rebels Reported South OF
the South .4mseN.


Gen. nirnsy's Fight At Taylsr's Bridge
Herald's Special.
New York, May 81.
The following is the account of the
struggle for Taylor's Bridge over the
North Anna:
When my last dispatch was written, 4
considerable force Of the enemy was dis
putting our passage over the North Anna
General Laws division. of LoDgstreet's
corps, was posted in strong earthwork.
be,w Long Creek and the river, and
seemed disposed to hold Taylors Bridge
1t all hazards. and poured storm of shot
and shell from their batteries.
General Birney, with his division. ad.
vanced. Colonels Pierce and Logan, with
their brigades, pressed forward and made
an assault on the enemy's works At o.
clock p. m. on the 22d.
The riAemen of the enemy poured q
deadly FIRE into their ranks, and they
charged on the batteries ON the high
grounds little to the left of the bridge.
They secured the open spAcs in every d.
rection, tearing up earth works With their
whizzing missiles. The redoub. was car.
ried at the poin, Of the bayonet, and .
considerable number of rebels killed in
the intrenchments.
One hundred and ten men we're cap
tured by the assault, which was made M
der the immediate direction Of Gen. Bir-
ney, and considered very brilliant af-
fair. General Hancock wrote him very
congralulatory letter. i
The Sd and 9Th Michigan, 86th and
124th New York, 99.h Penn. aud 18th
Maine suffered more severely than any
other regiments 10 the division.
The rebels, when driven from their re-.
doubts and rifle pits, retreated across the
river, many of them swimming, the bridge
being too much crowded to admit of their
crossing with as much celebrity a. they
desired.
The assault on Taylor's Bridge spanning
the North Anna was made without loss
Of time by the 9th Maine. The bridge
was carried, after sharp skirmishing, and
the rebels driven back from their position
on the opposite bank.
At IL p. m. the enemy came from his
works and endeavored to retake the bridge,
but. after . spiritsd skiruish Of about
ten minutes. we're driven back.
At midnight they made another stack
with a much larger force and drove our
men from the bridge and held it some
time and attempted to burn it. The 7th
New Yosk heavy artillery coming up. the
rebels were forced to retire; tho Gre vas
extinguished, and We re occupied the
bridge without further trouble till morn
ing at o'clock. when Birney crossed the
North Anna with bis division, followed
BY Gibbons with his division, and soon
after BY the balance Of the corps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
CHOICE LANDS AND LOTS F07I

~ s4LE.-Lofs g. TO- II and ii ia biack sa with w.u
built sIcos cctson House. Of sand stone krick .ta T.
wnodhoaSe, 4e, lots and hlsck s. with tlw4......
house. 6c. lots Z and g. With choice fruit. If IN
KINDS lots j, 4, sadb. bsnck IA. lot block ss lei
block lei.
In Williams Perry's Addition Lots l. a34Btr
and y block bots Ii ami IL, tck 1p- lots and
block 22 Also Ie acres rieh farming land with csan
Portable cabin aud stable, miles west ii Mopf-sS
with acres Of valuable orchard and coed rrtits. 4
meadow and growing timber: I3s acres eli tending sta
Of same To Plank Read with frame Dwelling house &c
and some - Of young timber so acess u stad
located Ia Mofiro~ county. 5milt~ N. from Allsa. ao
80 acres of timber ian mile ndrth of Hamilton liam
cock county, H.
Apply To ina. H. VI ilams or Mrs. A. l. Williams cor
ner Of Second and Hi streets. he5kuk n.ay4-itt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

PETrT1oS "A number of the ladies oi
this city are engaged in circulating pc
tition praying Congress- to abolish slavery
Many signatures have already been OBJ
taissd.- It is noticeabls fact that the
lpesce gentry Of this place shrug their
shoslders in the most repellant manner
wAsn shsy are approached % the subject.
Poor fslossl They saa't gst i through
their wool that the great cause Of our M
fiepal .dise4ao1 o1shDsld hsAb Abtitssaerd- They
sss ready, however, to sign any petition
vkieh pnys - g. ebeli.hnsss q shs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
New York. Nav 81

The Tribune's Washington special ol
the 10Th says the Senate Finance Com.
mittee's amendment to the House tax
on spirits. has bean eroneously reported
to the country. The amendment is 81
from the Let of July. 81 25 from the ls,
Of October. 81 SO from the LIST of jan
nary, and no tax on stock on hand, which
amendment vas adopted in Committee OF
the Whole to-day. except ~ to stock on
hand, which is pending.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
New York, Nay 81

The Herald's correspondent says ou
losses on the Esd and 24,h. do not exceed
1000 in killed, wounded and missing,
while thai Of the enemy amounts to thai
10 killed and wounded, while We hav,
1000 prisoners.
Tho Worlds special, dated II 4. m.
3oth, says the entire army is on south
bank OF the North Anna river. Consid
cradle picket firing on our centre, but nc
batteries opened yet.
The 18th and 9th corps are advancing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
Mosby's 0uerrillas.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav -

The Evening Telegraph has the follow.
ing specisl
Washington, May 37-Mosby's guer.
riilas have been moving the last ten DAYS
for the entire and complete destruction q
oil our ferries and bridges from Uniou
Mills dovstd tAe Rapidau. The with.
dfawal Of oar oatposs tasepss .npsnsth1
railroad oscnaore inpertAat duty eives
them'a clear coast for their opsrat;oes, Il
which they were aided By farmers al|
slong The road. vhen - ~ peetsn1e1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

ALARM AT RrcHMoSD.-During the
Fitting Of the Confederate Congress few
DAYS ago, the alarm bell was rang in the
|r'ty and quite sensatisn was excited
Members were on the floor making mo-
hons to organize themselves into mill.
fary company, TO enlist in companies al
Feady organized, and such like expedienta
r ward of the danger. Butafter eensiA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
DLANK-WALk NOTICE.
70 tas ..l.o~~ u Of fat slio~s~s described

To tA< rsksers srners say Of fAt fopirg described
Lots.
At meeting Of the City Cgupcii Of the City f
held May fssh 1861, the following resolutions wer.
adopted, viz: M
Resolved That the owners Of lots and II bl,nes ts-
and L. block loI. lets l. 2 3 and b hlocL les
lots and Il block lV3 lots and IL block le ,ots and
L. block los lots and L. block 1ue and l,lte an, l
block 5, Masons Upper Addition and Bt l. bI,ck Na
sons Upper Addition be directed to han. ulanl
of less than twoinch plank and six teat III rii lad
IN front Of tsir respective loss o Seventh street wilh
twenty days from date said walk 10 be made Ia aceurd-
with ths ordinance of the civ
Resolved That the owners Of lots !. 2 s. T. nr4 o,
block ~ lots B. and G. block O. and lots D. 3,
=, and O. block 90 be directed to has pankwak q
twonch plank and wide iad IN 'front.' Of tisr
respective iotr High street. within twenty days ola
date. the be done in accordance with the c.ui
nance in sneh Tnaie ant provided.
b. 5. MERRIAM
Clerk fthe Council of tlie City cf ktekuk
naylQ-dnw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
Washington, May a7.

The Committee Of Ways and Means
have reported the new tariff bill. The da-
ties are increased. Cigars, tobacco, bran
dy and other spirits about equal to the in
ternal duties.
Coffee remains the same. Teas raised
to 25 cents per pound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
New York. Nav 27,

The steamer Columbia, from New Or
leans 2lst, has arrived. The purser re
ports that Telegram has been received
that Banks staf had arrived at New Or
leans from Red river. No news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

Bsltinors, Nay 81.
A letter from Bermuda Hundreds, da-
ted 25th, says the weather is very warm.
The enemy made frequent attacks on
our entertainments, but have been defeat.
ed always With heavy iess.
The Gatnell gun, which throws 200
shots per minute. was used with terrible
effect against the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

New York, May 81
Oa the night Of the 26th Of May, the
Tioga 0ouDty Bank Of Psnnsylvania was
robbed Of 500, ,72O. A reward of th, be
thousand dollars is offered for the recow-
cry Of the property, and two hsudred
dollars for the detection of the burglars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

New Yo,k, May 81.
The steamers City Of Limerick and
Westminster. from Liverpool. arrived
this moroipg Also the stssmer Cham
pion. from Aspinwall 18th. She has
$50, 600 in treasure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

~ A mnsh and milk festival is to Be
held in Cedar Falls, Black Hawk county,
on the esd inst, the proceeds 10 be do.
mated to the fund for the State Sanitary
Register. W
Dixon. yc local Of the Register, is back
at his post and driving his quill vigor-
ourously as his wont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
Especial to Herald.


FFE@ WS1n6sUnt 10y 81.
According to m extra Of the Rspubli.
can issued at 4 o'clock, Lee 10 in iins of
battle this morning on the south bank Of
the South Anna, and that : battle tas
probable to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
Washington, May 27.
SENATE.

Washington, May q.
SENATE.
Mr.. Fessenden reported favorably from
the Finance Committee joint resolution
amendatory of the joint resolution of the
House to increase the duties on imports.
The bill to amend the charter Of Wash
ington City in reference to the registra-
ton Of voters was taken up. and the dis
cussion involving the question OF negro
suffrage was continued during the morn.
ing hour.
. The internal revenue bill was taken M,
The income elaine wsrs considered.
Mr.. Wade reported from the Commit.
mite on Territories the bill to regulate
tho elective franchise in Washiugton Ter
ritory, with a substitute.
Mr.. Davis moved to take up the Join,
resolutidn relative TO the Imprisonment,
OF Mr.. Nocum at the Albany Penitentiary
or elsewhere. and all the other facts in his
case.
The motion was rejected-yeas l6,
nays 10.
Mr.. Fessenden also reported from the
Finance Committee resolution menda.
tory Of the House resolution to increase
the duty on imports, nor shall said resola-
tion be held toappIy to goods which bad
been actually entered and the duties paid
and received BY the collector ander the
laws existing at the time of the passage
Of said resolution. and before the colIecto,
had knowlsdge Of the pasMge.
HOUSE,.
The House passed the Senate bill modi.
flying the existing Law so that documents
and letters may be sent to officers without
the prepayment of postage.
Nr. Smith. OF Delaware, from the Com
mitsee on Elections. called up the report
!erstofore made in the case OF Nc Henry
against Yocum. which concludes with q
resolution declaring that the lstter is en-.
titled to retain his seat u the Representa-.
tive Of the Sd Congressional district 81
Ksntacky -.s--.--.------.------
Mr.. Smith sustained the report vhish
says the charge Of fraud, force end tssl
oashs made BY the ooatssssnsy W4s not
sustained S
NJ. McHsnry. the oontestsut. in "a.
soenkipr hif 6laim. aid he 6estiG Gsxlb q
the sitting member Vas obtainsd 81 ~
priving many eisisess of The e1eef5g1
40 5.ssssx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
Legal 1gOtieos.
! EGAL NOTICE.

I. MAzD0x IOWA, Lss Cstsfr, - n. ps.tr,e,
Courf A. nf9 Q>0m1Q e. fKe3nA- -
John Maxwell, and EnzSbsth Maxwell PiaineAs -
levA Httle. MartAa @ 1lttle n X Love, frustss.
H.nt.min wallace, 0sssas Heb~ssn, Go y wMecr~y,
aaninstator q estate o. I'd Boynton, DECREASED and
Hiram barney, Defendants 1881 sAt9
Nosic~ h hereby given to TIE desndsnts herein abcvs
nsmed That petition IN civil action u file in this
Cieks Once " the Dhtcs Court afsSad IN iseAaf
Above pansd plaintiff agzns you and claimin asaasse
you AsA Little, decree In the sum Of f4il- $500
with interest thereon from March ii "a - - A.
a. cefsin proms~ory note- and against all the said
the n'rvr iosare Of certain Deed ofTrurt given
tme saia nofss ON part Qf oss and a w block
andfurther relief
ana naM yoa appear md make defense thereto before
ohe day of the next term of said Court To
oonmsnce stkeofuk on the lst Monday Of s~ptcmh4r
1854 Judgment viii be- renlred axsir,ss vow = VIA, "a
for In sad petition.
RoBERT H. aILIMpRE
nnyl4-dsw Attorney ksr Petitioner,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
STATES PROBABLY VOTING
The following States now in rebellion
would have been entitled to 81 electoral

In the event of a vote in all these
States the whole numeF of electoral votes
would have been 32l, making necessary
to choice of President and Vice Presi-
dent l61. If we omit the votes of the
States and districts in rebellion, and in
clude those which will enter the Union or
will have returned to allegiance. the whole
number of votes viii be 267, Of which
1876 will be sufficient to elect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
Omaha, May 81,

The Union Territorial Convention Of
Nsbrsska yesterday appointed six dele
gstes to the Baltimore Convention. Re-
solutions, endorsing the Administration
and lnstructing delegates to vote for Lin
coins re nomination, were unanimously
adopted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28

~ General ABaldy" Smith Is Penn
sylvsnian, and graduate Of Wsst Point.
During the Mexican War be wss ! Cap-
tain in the regular army, and wAs noted
for his "dash" and bravery. From some
causeso sor other be lost most Of the han
from his head when young, aud therefore
obtained the sobriquet Of = 'Baidy, /" which
hno clnne 3 Mn - - noaonnS. S.,.asS.ss..,