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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-23

from >ew YORK

FROM New York.
NEw YonK. August 22-Richmond papers Of
the 18th and 18th have been received.
The Whig claims that Grant j. placed entirely
OF the defensive by the withdrawal oi the troops
sent To Sheriden
PETERSBURG, August IL Prisoners brough,
~ to-day concur in the statement that Burnside
aud Warreu's corps are still in our front while
Haneock's corps, and-perhaDs other infantry are
now operating on the north side OF James river
Adsces received at headquarters here confirm
tie defeat of the enemy in the fight yesterday
near Whites Tavern, on the north side of james
river.
Our loss was not very large.
Among Losses were Gems. Grardey and
Chambeross killed
The fight it is supposed will be renewed to
some extent to day. Firing has been heard IN
that direction.
Official dispatches from the Valley Depart
meht has been received at these headquarters up
TO Yesterday
Up 10 that time general engagement had
taken place
There has been nothing of interest ia front of
this place To day.
Rain has been falling in torrents every day this
week.
Atlanta dispatches to the Richmond papers
dared the 18th says:
The iederals are fortfying the north side OF
the Chnttahoochee near Sweet Water
1t is believed the West Atlantic road has been
cut at Ackworth by the rebel cavalry
The Richmond Wing contains an order from
the Provost Marshal General virtually recogniz
ing negroes prisoners OF warts remarks
showing great dissatisfaction.
The Richmond & Danyile road is announced
To be in running order.
Atlanta dispatches to Richmond papers states
that party of Sherman's cavalry on the 5th
struck the Atlanta 4 w est Point railroad at Tur
burn. burned the depot and tore the track up in
several places.
They then withdrew three miles and went into
camp.
! The track has been repaired. but trains are
not allowed to run IN consequence OF the close
| proximity OF the enemy.
from Mobile.
MOBILE, August II Gen Frank Gardner as
sumed command of the District of the Cult to-
dav.
Yesterday evening the cnemv landed at Mont
rose in five launches.
Our cavalry fired on them and killed and
wounded several.
The enemy retired last night
A force Of the enemy from Pensacola esii-
mated at 2n 600. crossed Perclido river yesterday.
advancing toward Mobile Bay.
III quiet IN the Bay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-23

>feruAforrAAa ail4 Hpotctcgs anu ~
Secondary or Constitutional syphilis q long s'antins
that b. cured hy any other physician m this city
cured perfectly and permanently, 81 10 charge.
Address Boz lslA
sss'c2-cly D1- IhCASOS-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DTs. ~ w. .THONI%ON
IRON IRE EAST1

EEAvF OPENED THEIR OF
~ fiCE on toe east SIDE "4
NirSla Avenue. a Few coors or
81 Washington stree indianapolis,
Ind for the alleviatiun q human
suffering. b. Offering 10 unfortunate
persons afflicted eith syphilis. or
any species Of Private Disease. sure
and ~sfe methods Of cure founded
On the solid basis of science and
.0GLd philosophy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-23
DAILY SENTIN Ell
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

FOR Governor.
Joseph o.. Mcdonald. OF Marion.
Tor Lieutenant Governor,
nahIon ID. Manson, OF Montgomery.
For Secretary of State,
JAMES 2. ATHOS, q Marion
Tof Auditor q s,sie,
JOSEPH RIsIIEE, Of Fountain.
For Treasurer Of State,
MATHEW L. BRETT. OF Davies.
For Attorney General
OSCAR p. HoRD, Of Decatur
Tor superintendent Of Public Instruction.
SAMUEL l.. RUGG, of Allen.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court.
sAMUEL r. PERKINS, Of Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur,
JAMES 4. HANNA. Of sullivan
JAMES l.. woRDEN, Of Allen.
Por Clerk of the Supreme Court,
ETHEIBEKT c. HlBBES. Of Rash.
For suprene Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON b. TAYLOR, of Marion
For Electors at Large.
JOHN PETIT. OF Tippecanoe,
SIMEON X. WOLFE, Of Harrison
GRAHAM N. FITCH, Of Cas-,
Nm ". FRANKLIN. Of Owen.
Fer District Electors
First Distrci-SlLAS NJ. H0IE0NB. Of Gibson.
Conting gent-PETER MAIER, Of vsnderburg.
second Distret-EIIJAH SEwLAND, OF Floyd.
Contlngent--JAS. A. GH0RhLEY, Of Washington.
Third Di.triot-AaBRoSE B. CARLTON. Of Lawrence.
Contingent-E. q. LELAND. Of Jefierson.
Fourth Dsirct-BARTON W. WILSON, OF Decatur.
Contngent-EDwlN +. FERRIS, OF Ripley
Fifth District-JAMEs BROWN, Of Randolph
Contngent-TH0s. MEANS, Of Wayne.
sixth msirici-FRASK LANDERs Of Morgan.
Coatngeut-BENJAMiN r. ID AVIS, Of Shelby.
Seventh ARCHIBALD JOHNSON, of Putnam.
Contlugent-GEO. W. THOMPSON, Of Parkc.
Eighth pistrict-IoNATHAN C. APPLEGATE, Of Car
roll.
CONGRATULATIONS MeCLURG, Of Clinion.
Ninth Distriet-J G. OSBORNE. of Marshall.
ContIngent-ELLlS HUGHES, Of White.
Tenth Distrlct-ROBRRT LOWRY. Of Elkhari.
Contiugent-S. ". sPROTr. Of DeKslb.
Eleventh Distrlct-J. W. SANsBuRY. OF Madison.
Contingent-N. X. OvERMAN, Of Upton.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE, In German, Pric
- 90 per 100.

- 90 per 100.
THE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
PECTS OF THE COUNTRY. speech of Hen. d. ".
the United States, March ), ls64. "The multitude in
all countries patient to a certain point."-JCSus
This is pronounced TO be Of the ablest and most
eloquent speeches delivered in Congress. II j.
most elaborate review of the present condition Of the
Union its future Is oreshsdowed from the expert
and history of other nations IhiS speech occu-
pies SxrEES large and closely printed pages Price,
- per hundred
SPEECH or Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES,, i'm German,
Price :. 30 per 100.
ZEN. MccLELLAN'S REPoRT.--A succinct and Con-
secutive summary Of the entire Document-Orginal
scheme OF the war-The Generals Letters 10 the Pes
iden,, Seersary Of War, and Military Comnanders-
The Virginia, Peninsular. and Maryland Campaign
How the Army Of the Potomac Fought, and how It's
Sacrifices were rewarded in WaShingon-Gen. McClel-
lan's Tribute TO his soldiers SIXTEEN pages Price,
80 per hundred
THE WAR POWER or THE PRESIDENT Important
Decision of the supreme Court Of lndiana-Military
Arrests declared lllega-The Rights Of the Citizen de-
This opinion is regarded BY the abest uri>ts Of the
country an unanSwerable exposition Of the subject Il
discusses. EIGHT pages. Price, 81 50 per hundred.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. \ Lecture delivered be-
fore the Law Class OF the North Western Christian
University IN March, ls60, by Judge PERSINs.
This Lecture l. intended to show the obligations Of
the citizen in regard 20 the reclamation OF fugitive
slaves and the rights guaranteed 10 the Slave States
under the Constitution foUR pages Price, 81 per
hundred
AUDITOR OF STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
contained the Report Of Hon. Joseph Rstne for the
year Is4, with the correspondence between o. T. Nor
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per hundred.
Orders addressed to The undersigned accompanied with
the money, will receive prompt attention In ordering
dreci the manner in which packages shall be sentf
by mail the postage must be prepaid
Address. =
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM.
Indiana polls, Indiana
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noS A xkw METHOD u TREAT
" INC venerisi Disesses, irclstirE {
syphilis IN al its sisgcs 6onorrhes,
elect, Structure, ysTlsooile. End Hydro.
cele, Diseases u The Kidneys, Bladder,
Ae., without Inercaryi containing Z val
liable treatise on thst~sd.-spresd 1sls-
dy % yOcth, seminal weAksess. Voc
turnal Buissisns, Sexual Debility. I'm
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TelegraphiC Dispatches.
SsPoArrD rNFSrssLr Yos TIE DAILY STATE skSrIsEL
MORNING REPORT.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HAIL,
HAUTE, IND.

FsNElS school hitherto known the Terre Haute Fe-
4 male Coileg.," has been purchased from il late
owcer and the changed 20 - Agnes' Hail and
= 20 he carried under the auspices q the Episcopal
Church. \ corporation elected IRON among the most
respectable of Terrs Haute. gives the
that every promise made in the CirUns ius sued viii
he faithfully redeemed.
The facsty will c.nsist 81 nesriy "a eRty members.
ant MI comprise narteS distinguishes in educational
circle
the terms tor hosd and tultcu have been ylac,d A.
The lowest possible dElrcs. cousidefng the stvanccd
T. Icrs q agricultural and CONNIE rcial produce
eang lAiics vii stiend the Ep scopal Church With
The Frncpsl unless any other place Of worship ,boait
- designated hy parents
Circulars can ee obtsr~i hz addressing 'Ihe Mnster
q = Agnes Hah ierre Hau.e Iuf
auxls-csiAv9N
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The Gubernatoriai Canvas.

The Gubernatoriai Canvas.
The candidates for Governor will address the
people jointly
At Lawrenceburg, August 25th
Mr. McDoNALD will al iress the people as fol-
lO->:
Al Evansville. on Saturday, the Goth inst.
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Ac., without Inercaryi containing val. IA
usble treatise on thstw.6s-spresd nsla- k%<A NJ
dy % yosth, seminal weaksess. Voc Nh -
turnal Enaisssns, Sexual Debility. I'm 80 -
potency, &C.. the seers; lsfrmities Of
youth and rsrluTitY arising frcr the banefr habits
Of sclt-stuee. To rhich 4 added obscrvs;icrs OF
Female Dsessee and ether interesting matter fthe Ut
nostimpog:sBce 20 the married ea1 those corsernpae
marriage, whoeneraia doubts Of their hyscs ability ~
snter that state. Seat 90 any sress in sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents of fnRs stamps.
We Devote or entire tit'- snt attention 10 the treat
eot of the verioas private % in eur pr
kind in America which has been taoiished hv soecs
charter ana this fac, shoua give preference "a.
various qaaeks sf doubtful chssetsT &c fcyn al
argecities.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALESl
One depsrtnsn, err Dspess.ry 10 specially devoted
70 the treatment of he Diseases of Fcles such AZ In
Nen.trustsoa, yervon. aDa General Debility Of
be Womb, BarrennesE. Ne.
Consultations and exannsfieuAfree OF charge.
Also for sale, DB. DENEE'e REGU1.ATOR PILLS
Fer Female Distractions, Irregularities &e Married Ia
dies IN certain situations should net use them a. they
would rar-srrsss Price 81 per box, sas may
sent oy mail.
DR.. GALEE's PREvENrIyE-An invaluable srl.cl,
Tor those wishing 10 limit the number Of their offspring
OF the barren vho desire children; warranted
lure the health, and will last for lifetime Sent 20 any
address. under On receipt Of the prieeTwo DOL
LARS
PATIENTS AT 4 DisrAYcE-By sending q brte
statement 81 their symptoms, win receive Blank Char
containing list OF questions for the course
treatment &c. Medicines sent any part country
60 cure any At home free from danger curiosity
the name and number.
Direct all lettersto
sALEN'S HEAn pIsPEgsARr
decl2-eS-d2rls Louisville. Ky.
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HATES o. aDyEET.siNG.

Business Notc~s ,gbshed In thesccal columns, Of ten
lpr under, will b charged for each insertion 81; II
rFsf fsu lincs, ten cents per lin~.
Arncrr-ng deaths with fanersl notice sttshed. e.;
slthoui roiice free
Marriage Notices ~ cents.
Notrs Festivals Piccs ard Excursions, gotten 1p by
iacivua a-ocisfons, ~ churches, a; the regular
rricfs
Advrrti.sm loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices. over will be charged double
the usual rates
Yearly advertisers 10 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
charged OF 81 30 for each name in the
ray, and cain The Daily and weekly, the same 70 be- IN
al eascs, paid IN advance.
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Leave indianapolis
Ia. Express tvi1 rQual s'.....----. .-....SNo \ N
Sghf Express wa nay ton sl0 I. n
Columbus Accommodation via P'qusl at....l2 S. Psi
Trains arrive
Might ESrress via Dayton st.'''.. =
Das Express VIA hCual a.. - = ~.
Columbus Accommodation IVA liqual A. lsh ? d
Hxpre-s trains cftti- lire make the following connfe
tsens-
AtColunlhus with Cleveland. Coiumba> aid Cineianst
y X. for Cleveland, DunkisS, Buffalo, $e~ York Aid
Ia~fau-
With CsDtrsl OHIO X. 4. lor Newsrk. Lauesville.
Whe@iirs FttsburS Ralfi-ore. Washington City, PaAA-
1eipLia snd New York.
Nlh fsttsburg. Columbia and Cincinnati r x. feT
sieubeuvle Rtts5grg. Harrisburg Baltimore, Fhilsdel-
phia New Nork zud Boston.
A. rqua erossirg O. Dayton sn1 Michigan t. r. for
i.mts. Toledo and Detroit
A. iThlua, crossing = Atlantis and Great sat
Sandusky. Dayton Ard cincinnati Raiirosds
Tie Dsy fxprss- and e. uu bn> Crrno sfon trAins
council trse- 81 kosmond for Dayton. Xeua Hamilton
and Cincinnati. sFrlsn. b. CinCHasi a. II 20 4 II snd
ps5 "
y ChsnSe q Caiai1bus Epon sny trs.8 o. III.
llr.
Ihrough Slet fins Car -. y ght trains
through tickefs for saie al the Cnion Depot.
N. LINT. General superintendent.
4 CaASUSs. esusrs! siskst Agsai-
.7-su
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fhiOE OS1f thS SfriS
A Nediral Report,

Cbrlasss@0 1Afrts Ftss K7oso- ose Esy-sesssseyts
znafonf aad PAxssolosg QfsAs Servo; orVeas is G
sfafs of H<alfl aad Dise1ss
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ny AND AFTFR MONDAY, NAl sob, 1kAlNS
wsi run a. follows, sundays excepted.
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CH NGE OF TsN T.
1864 SUMMER 1864.

Great Central Rail Way Line.
indianapolis aud Columbus
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Atlantic & Great Western Railway,
- ~ 8 49, -.
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New York Through Line.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS THROUGH TX
= press Trains between Cleveland and New York
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16
200 Head Of Beef Cattle

to the expedition about to star, from this
Station under The command Of Dr.; =. Gen.
A. Suliy, to be delivered on foot at such
times und places as may ue required from
the time Of the expedition leavin, Sioux
City, Iowa, until it arrives at Ioos Like,
d. r., when the residue Of II. c:.'t!e viii!
be turned over ID the Cymuis>a!y Of tie
Of the cxl5c,';,i2>.
Thirty head Of the cattle mus. be fur
nished ready for delivery ~ the frs, day
of May, 1854, and the whv.> by TIE 18Th
day Of May, 1854. The cattle to be fur.
nished 'y this contrac, shall be young
cattle (fro.n . to 6 years old all steers, IN
good condition for beet, and as they will
accompany the expedition must be able to
march from - to 70 miles per day.
The cattle furnished shall average 500
pounds each, nett weight, s. as to make a
total of 100000 pounds Of beet. Shout!
they fall short Of this weight, mo"e cattle
must be furnished 10 make up the def
cheney
Bids to he presented in duplicate with
a copy Of this advertisement at the head
of each) and shall state the price per
pound nett weight as per cent. to be de-
Quoted from the gr"s. weight Of ali cattle
weighing ever 1860 posnds. and so per-
cent. from the gross weigh: of al weigh
ing less than 1909 and more than 800
pounds) at whc., The cattle viii be fur
nished on foot, md shall be endorsed -
Proposals for Becf CuHc."
Bids must be accompanied with tie en-.
dorsement Of good and sufficient sure,ies
for The execution Of Il bond Of $40 0G0 for
the faithful performance Ct the contract
should i. he awarded 10 the bidder.
the bids will be opened at 3 o'clock p. H.
on Wednesday, April 9Th, 1854, when
bidders are requested to he present.
The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any or nj Of The bids offered.
GEORGE c. NELSON,
Wv Captain and E. 6.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16

The New York Evsniag Post draws this
picture Of the extravaganza Of times in
that city. ..e .-.a 1~ar -.s. .+.-- e. +.n....
A mao builds marble stable on the
rear Of bis lot at cost OF eighty thous.
and dollars, and fits up private theatre
over 1t. Another pays eight thousand
dollars for pair Of horses to drive on
the road for bis pleasure; and many give
from fifteen hundred to three thousand
dollars for the same object. Another pro-
vides dnnar for dozen friends reject.
ing the old supersti.ion cf'ths snlucky
thirtesnth--aad this simple dianer costs
one thousand dollars. A children's party
is given in an up. town house, where every
child il clad entirely in dresses imported
from Paris. An American citizen pur.
chases house Tor over one hundred thous.
and dollars, and tears it down to rebuild
upon its site one yet more costly. These
are signs Of the times ARE they not evi.
dences Of state Of things uDhealthful,
feverisb, threatening 10 the honest simple.
city Of our political life; and threatening
not less evil to the ideas and the princi-
pies Of which that life has hitherto been
fair exponent? % 2@Sss@e' fa&' .@a's u
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16
The whole number Of admissions to

The whole number Of admissions to
the Dssf and Dumb Asylum Of this State,
for the year ending 1864, was 63; for the
curreet gear the number is CT. The In.
stltntion was until recently under the az.
psrintsndence Of Professor W. E. Iaams,
gentleman Of extensive experience in
the ed uca,ion of the deaf and dumb Prof
Ijans retired q few months since in con.
sequence of his want Of health, and bis
place is supplied by Benjamin Talbot,
who was for many years teacher in the
Ohio Institution for the Denf and Dumb.
-Ammon More, Esq an old resident
and an early settler of Hamilton county,
died at Webster City, on Sunday last.
aged about SO years. He was gentleman
widely known and greatly esteemed
throughout the, Northwest part Of this
State, aud deep regret is ielt at bis Joss.
His funeral was attended on Tuesday, and
was the largest ever witnessed in that sec.
ton of the State. d. VISA -,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16
FRESH Ii EEF

To the troops drawing supplies from this Station; ;
also for the troops stationed ut iankton, r. 7. for
two months, commencing May lst and ending June
30th, 1864. ~... &C.,
The Beef to be of good and wholesome quality in
equal proportions Of fore and bind quarters, the
kidney taow taken out, the neck cut OF at the dth
yerte Joint, the fore legs to be cut off at from
six to eight inches above the gamhral or hook
joint. ..t
Beef TO be delivered at such time and In such
quantities MAY be required by competent aniho-
rity3 bond for g. 900 will he required with res
ponsihle su retes for the f full performance Of the
contract, Bids must be in duplicate, with n copy
Of this advertisement pas ted NJ i'" head OF each
scaled and entor sed on the outside. Proposals for
Fresh Beef" Bidders are expected to be present
with their snretes prepared to execute Immediately
the contract ami bond In case OF an award.
BIDS will be opened AT this office Monday, April
18th, 1854, at 2 o'clock p. ~, The right to reject
any or all bids ia reserved.
2w rs. GEO. G, NELSON, Capt. 4 c. 8.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16

UvHEREAs a vacancy has occurred in the End
w Nard in Sioux City, ty the faiiuse of J. l..
Foet to qualify as ono Of the Aldermen elected at
last REGULAR election Now therefore he it here
by ordered that 4 Special Election be held for the
purpose Of filling such vacancy on Monday. the 18th
da, Of April inst, 1T the shop of James Hntchins
on Pearl street, in said Ward.
CHARLES KENT, Mayor.
Sioux City, April 9th $50.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16
Volunteer! Volunteer!
FOR THE
9th Reg't. Iowa Cavalry,
AID AVOID
THE DRAFT.

DEfNlSSI0N havin@ been obtained h Recruit
l for III" above Regiment, all persons drsirous
Of rhliS'ing San d." 50 hs app,in to Iieutenants
Dayton and Hesselberg at the Headquarters Of
the Res ,IaeEt a this rlace.
This Regiment has lccn in the service over one
year, aud stan Is GcscrveGly high Tor efficiency 1t
i now scattered for several hundred miles along
tn" frontier. II Is pot probable that the location
VIII l." changed exec Il for expeditions against the
.ni'ahs at the North. Ia guard the overland
emlg ration 10 Idaho
rare opportunity is thus offered to alt persons
IL, rons OF avoiding the Draft. securing good pay
clothing and Slun M Bounty. with the expcctatinn
II serving their whole time in projecting orr couu-
try from the !eprcdatioils Of hostile Indians
Lieut.. G Ed. T.. DAYTON, and
Lieut.. &. A. HESSELRERGER
Recruiting Officers for 9th Iowa Vol. Cav
Slnn\ tItN. iowa. March lSth. 1874.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16
n Office.

4 TT. persons Indebted to ina for professional
n services up t. this da.e, hereby notified
that their accounts must ha settled by thc goth inst
I am in want ~ the money aud must have il. Al
accounts remaining unpaid after that dat" will bs
regarded as refused, and shall net accordingly.
JOHN X. COOK, NJ II.
Sioux CITY. April 9th, 1864.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16
NICEkENRY & CO..
General Land Agent,

DENIsoN, CRAWFORD CoUNTY.IowA.
MILL pay Taxes throughout the State: will re-
w deem Lands sold for Taxes will furnish alb
stracts Of little; bny md sell LANDS on Com
mission; obtain patents Ter Government Lands ;
Survey and examine Lands in person, and give des.
cription of same the distance of the Land from
the County Seat, Timber, Roads, Streams, etc.
Fifty thousand Acres Of choice Prairie aud Tim.
Der Land for sale Good selections or the location
of Land Warrants constantly on hand.
JAMIE NJ. McuENRY 4 CO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-16
.
DE MOCIATIC STATE COSVEN.
TON.

A.Conrentiou is hereby called, to meet
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on. Thursday, June
10th. 1864, at the Court House in the city
Of Des Mones, to appoint sixteen dele.
gates TO the National Convention at Chi.
cago; to select candidates for Presidential
Electors for Iowa to nominate a Demo-
cratic State ticket and to adopt such
other measures as the public welfare may
seem to require. The ratio Of representa-
ton will be one delegate for each hundred
votes, aud every maximum fraction, cas-,
for General Tutle q: the last annual cleo.
ton, but each county will be allowed at
least one delegate.
The chief corner stone Of our national
political edice is n.in,er!erence, Ivy
federal authority, with the domestic affairs
Of the States. Without it no Union could
have been formed and no Union that
would be compatible with the public liber.
~, is is either practib!e or desirable, upon
any other basis. But this fundamental
principle has been so tlagrantly violated,
in the election and administration Of Pres.
ident Lincoln. as to have produced real
disunion, practical despot;sn,, and disns-
trous civil war. =, 1t behooves the people Of
the United States to reciify, in 1864, the
fatal mistake Of 1860, whence proceed
the awful condition Of American socie.
IT,; to restore, IS far rs may be possible,
the statu quo ante beAum; and empha,i-
cally and forever to repudiate the perni-
cious principles and unscrupulous men Of
the reigning federal dynasty, which should
not be permitted, as ii threatens TO per.
petuate itself either by fraudulent elections
or by military denomination. Jan. :...
All the electors Of the State therefore,
are requested to participate In the cleo
tion Of delegates to the Convention who
favor speedy termination of the existing
war; who will maintain the Union by
strict observance Of the Constitution of
the United States in letter and spirit; and
who will insis. upon their right at an un-
trammeied election, to expel from power,
and bring 10 .nondign punishment, tho
guilty leaders of tho sectional parties,
North and South, who are prodigally, nay,
recklessly squandering the lives and for.
tunes 1T the American people, in . most
vindictive partisan warfare. which is man
ifes,ly destructive of the Constitutional
Union Of the States. aud is rapidly tend
ing TO bankrupt, to bru.aIize, aud to Afr.
canize the nation. a. " So '
.-as Ia q LsGRAND BYIN0TON,
- za,P. NJ. Cassidy, III g. ...-
A. W. CARPENTER,
FRANK PLUMER.
fh@fa1s9 A. +. SEEBERGER, @~5
.5=u@ e." State Central Committee.
March 23j, 1864. - ss,a e. ~~ oaa
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4 congress Of Fee Masons Of all coun.
tries is shortly to assemble at Leipsic. =.