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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES I!

One department Of Dispensary specially devoted
TO the treatment Of hr Diseases Of Females such Lu-
chorrhea, white, Irregular Painful and Suppress
Menstruaton, Nervous and General Debility Diseases
he Womb, barrenness. &c.
Consultations and examinatonsfrce Of charge.
Also for sale. DR.. DEwFE'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS, Irregularities &c Married la
dies I'm certain situations should not them they
would cause miscarriage. Price 81 per box, and may be
sent by mail.
DR. GALEN'S PREvENTIvE--An invaluable sriicl,
for those wishing 20 limit the number of their offspring,
Of the barren Who desire chlren warranted to
jure the health and will last FOR lifetime. sent any
address, under SEAL receipt of the ptce-TWO DOL.
LARS.
PATIENTS At A DisrANCF--Ry sending a brie
Of their symptoms. will receive Blank Chart
containing Iis Of questions terrs FOR the
treatment 6c Medicines sent 10 any part Of he country
o. cure any case home free from danger curiosity.
Aittanssclions private sni confidential Remember
the name and number
Direct all lettefsto
GALEN's BsAp pisrsssARr
dacis.aasdAwiy Louisville. ny.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ ~ - nc EgD sDnx - RrRx-
ASo, 50 West washingtons..
A LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
~ sale cheap, Que foor east of the Palmer House
se?So-diy A. LlNTZ.
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e. ON EID T. NTu Al

g. d X FL ID r. NTl Al
(xa z.aw YOUNG MN VINO HAVE IN.
vft-IM@ iured themselves hy certain secret
~ 10y habits. which unit the ul Coz business
WizH pleasure the duties ~ nlarfivdtfsi
also middle aged and old men, who
from the fees youth OF ether causes feel dshi,
IN advance oftbet years before placing uuds
The tfssiiusni my enr, should hfsi read
"tiik NEcRkf fRltNn."
Married sies wftf estn satnethtnr % Importance ht
psfusina The Ssefetlnsia "
sent 90 any siisss "a ssiedtnvpiope. receipt ~
reu tents
nn STUART a co. can he ees< Aasd 80 snatssa.ss -
private 90 confidential nainfvs fam HAt M.tnprM
lkundays from pte n A N. i sshtif tnles,
Address nus f'ets, 4 NTtAHt A CO.
ssshat.a&wissl-.sas nast"n, Nsss
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
a Medical Report,

O1ntaini,y Thirty Fine Plates EagrarissgsoTtn
anatomy md PAgsioiogy cff fan SecpH OrQols in
skgfe ~ H. T,fb rtf Dise1sS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25

Advertisements Published in both the Daily and the
Weekly SENTINEL will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half the Weekly rates added.
published in the local columns, Of
Ines under will be charged for each insertion 81; VI
over ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the notices of the
following Orders Societies and Associations the rates
named, to be paid in advance:
Military Companies Order of Odd Fellows Masonic
each exceeding lines % cents for each
Insertion: over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. 81;
without rofice free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcuics and Excursions, gotten up by
Individuals associations, by churches at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices. n ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged hfty cents
Yearly advertisers topay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
TO be charged the Of H 80 for each name in the
Daily and - in the Daily and Weekly the same TO be- in
oil cases, paid in advance.
Legal advertisements inserted stthe expense Of the at
ordering and for the legal proceed
ings but coectabe usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy cf legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ. TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25

A THE AMERICAN DISPRNSARY WE TREAT BY
n new method. and with the happiesi results, Pro
sus Jteri failing of the womb, JdncerdtioH Izcer-
atf0n, LUch FreH, whites Urinary and all other dis
10 which the american Female Is so pecularil,
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female SyriRges This instrument should
be used by every I'm the land for the purpose
cleanliness comfort hedih, dc. Sent free on receipt
Of stamp copy Of Private Letter Married Ladies
on health. dc. The Doctors celebrated Female Pills,
fresh from the DiSpepsary, rery good in simple dis
eases irregularities, dc. Price 81 sent by mail.
At the American Dispens1ry also treat soitAOuf
mercury and with never failing success TeReridl, or
what the quacks call priUdfe or secret diseases; Ss
In all its stages Gonorrhea Geet Structure. Hydrocele
Circoccle varicocele Carsocele Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility I'M.
potency, and effects Of self-abuSe. The last six are
treated of in private letter. which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge of this de.
parmen il of the best Hospitals in Europe In
New York City, enables him patients scienticaI
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance communicate BIZ lettei
and be treated their homes In urgent send $
or $40 and receive uccicnes.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No. 24k
East Washington Street, indianapolis =. o. 1884
apr9-div-w12t. lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25

CLEANING AND OYtlgG ESTABLISHMENT

HNht uNtTtD SfATRs pY K- HuusK No - SOUTH
u Illinois street, indianapolis i1dianA
~ his old and we'll known ahshneut the ladies
can have slks AMI weolen goods dyed a. perm anent aud
ted ami repaired 80
New aud second hand clothing bought and sold also,
billiard table cloth 90 tear In anv .rnent can hs
80 Nfoughi that y can not be visible 20 Che naked eve
hemeinber the place, No. - South Illinois street
lah' JOSEPH HARRIS, Proprie'or
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25

nON A rEw METHOD - TREAT
~ ING Venerial Diseases, including a.. -
Syphilis in all It's stages ionorrhea, EfsxsfF ~
Gleet, Structure, Var ocile, and Hydro I'D - 80
cele, Diseases the kidneys, Bladder 80 e
dc, with iut mercury containing val t}3x -.
liable treatise that " de-syre nsla- rsfySA
dy Of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe TiuSAA n,
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm StFA =
potency, 6c.. the nfirmtes of
youth anu maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of self abuse. 70 which Is added observations or
Female Diseases ana other Interesting matter ofthe ut
most importance to the married and those contemplating
marriage, entertain doubts OF their physical ability
enter that state Sent TO any address in sealsd wrap
per, on receipt OF ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention to the tire at
ofth private diseases treated Of In pri
vate report. Our Dspens1ry Is the only institution Of the
kind In America which has been taDlisbcd 10y special
charter this fact should give 70 preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character to be foun in al
arre cities
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

4 DAVIS A CO.. Union Foundry, Delaware street, op-
II. posite Union Depot
gVAssFIMAN a vINrON, Washington Foundry and
Machine Works. cas-; end Union Depot. my29
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Ilrani slin.ln.aaiI

cNolSSAr, January - The Kentucky Leg
islstare 1ook lwo ballots luf United States Sen
atoF yesterday wilhout result
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ss.n, s.,,,,.o

pA,foN. q ianuat, aq James pettne, All
old end sell kno~n merchant oi DAYTON died
this evening, after hfiel lness
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25
from baltimore.

RAtrtNnRt. Jsuutfy - -ln the Maryland
House of delegates series o resolutions in-
dufsibg the administration nf Abraham Lincoln
and tciusiatre him ior President wcte adopted.
and disluyal uno denouueihg hi. administration,
was lail over
Ne Mufphs ui ntliimate .uhnitiei fesolu.
ton providing rt thu expulsion oi any member
using dsl0,hl Nnguase
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WANTED.
A G. II N Il =
CONSTANTLY WANTED!

WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MN To
II canvass the eouniTy thoroughly, ant deposit ouT
aedicnss with every family AN employing agents "a
canvass On foot, st f3oo and with horse ana buggy
saso pct year Agents required o. faFnish hoFses
and buggies, a,
incident the business II i an Agreeable ahd health
I occunaon Tor young men, giving them coed sppor.
unity 10 make money without the possibility of sus-
taining loss aocrung from selling on commission,
Applcants should apply IN person, OF address ffuT-
thr Information be desired the proprietor, BY letter
No one will employed for less term than one year
and will enter into written eontract 70 thsi ELECT
sha require security. IN al eases, u am not per.
o.llx with the applicant, a. shall intrus
~ H.. custody money raedicues, books aud receipts q
the amount of from $500 20 ts,~N'
Il. NJ. FROST.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
deel9 dAw3m
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-14
OsBORNk CURTTS.

: HAyEfernsda partnership in the practice
Z ~ ofLav, and will attend TO businessin their
/ - profe ion in Ashland and adjoining conn
ties NICE in the building heretofore oc-
- eeP ie1 by W. Osborn. on Ch Erch street.
Juae .. 1854, y19n1
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TsHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
IL S55ssF ~ or An IavALID.

. i.ss Rublishsd for the benefit, and as arCAU-
saoi TIoN TO. YOUNG MEN and others, who suf-
-oi fer from Nervous Debility. Premaf ure Decay
aas5of Manhood. &C., supplying at the same time
81 4 eured. himself after undergoing considerable
ar. quackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
81 acsngslope single copies may be had; OF the
:. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
s.zfly521zf s7fas Brooklyn. Kings Co. u. y.
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Misoe11aneo.1e.
". RafSTOF.

ssisJEWELER and Silver smith, one door " est
- rfefs Potters Drug store, Ashland. Ohio
Gold and Steel ien ), and choice variety
of Jewslry, kept constantly on hand
.h5as5 Highest rice paid for old gold and silver
~ g. Repairing done to order, on reasonble-
Tftad rus sr--sstisfactorily warranted. v19n1 =
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gPHvsrCrANs
GEO. ". HILL, N. ID,

PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Ashland. Ohio
Particular attention will be paid to the
.ssga treetment of the following special iseases
.Sssa DEsPePsrA, disease ofthe L1vER, the KID
EEYs ScRoFULA and EPIrHELIAL CANCEK
-sOfce on Church street. s- v19n1
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W. n. IOMNSTON.

at Law, office over Beer & Ora
a3E4 hsm's Sore, N ain Street, Ashland. o., will
"a taatteiid promptly to all business entrusted
.gfsto hfsc Special attention given TO col
lection Of Soldiers claims of all kinds.
.-A= June 3, 1864, 7l9nl
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y. III. McCO.MRs.

and Counsellor at Law. Ash
- in.lsnd Ohio. Office in the Bank building
81 over the5Hard ware Store vl9n1
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.HaAvyRR@s

Z =. y. KENNY. R.M. CAMPBELL
- -, KE-y.F-H. s. [.4.UPRELL.
! ATTORNEYS AT Law, Ashland. Ohio |:
4 once on Church Street, in the brick build
- ing Immediately West o; Kahn's store.
|. :; yuhe 8, 1864, vl9n1
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,ar.RiRs. ss.a.MPsEL s SHEETs.

40 HAVING formed partnership in the prac-
- stics of medicine and surgery. solicit a
sssef share Of public patronage Office over
Beer Graham's store, corner OF Main and
-esvI Orange streets. - sH1aE vI9nl
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P..COW,.4N.. .M. u.

PHYSICIAN & &ssURGEoN, Ashland, Ash
land Ohio. Office over the Post-0ffice op-
fYosife the town Hall. a rs v19n1
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WILER mOUSE

MAIN STREET, between third and fourth
Mansseld, Ohio.
ss,k. D.. N: MILLER, Proprietor
june 8, 1854, yI9n1
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iHr9EnEH Eas9.
.6.M.aRIC.aN- HOUSE,

FORMERLY McNULfY's, by AHcHIB.LD
FINLEY Ashland Ohio. The House is
thoroughly rsftted, and its proprietor is
prepared to Accommodate all: his old
friepds and IS msny new sones'as may be
Pfsssed { o give him q call.
June 8, 1864; v19n1.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Indian affairs, the Pacific railroad, and
mineral discoveries are contained in the
report of the Secretary of the Interior,
which is herewith transmitted and which
report also embraces the subjects of Pat
ents, Pensions, and other topics of public
interest pertaining to his Department
The quantity Of Public Land disposed of
during the FIVE quarters ending on the
30th of Sept last was 4,22l ,342 acres. of
which 1,538,6i4 acres were entered un-
der the Homestead Law. The remainder
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The Presidents, Message,

Fellow Citizens Of The Senate ~
Ia4 and House of Representatives:
Again the blessings of health and
abundant harvests claim our profoundest
gratitude to Almighty God.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-11
WTHE GLORY HAS DEPARTED"

There's silence in the Capitol-the seats are vacant
The members have departed all-their sixty days are
And wisdom that assembled here, is now spread out
To bless our land, and permeatc the usual haunts OF
IT'S better So the great of earth should never long
remain
In one vast body but should spread from Texas unto
For br;ohtness is unbearable i in one stated place
1t ever shines effnlgently, upon the human face.
The day must have its highland changeis the etcr
A san,emess will but make man, though learned,
appear TOOL;
And we from Legislative acts, should rest, and
breathe spell
We gain little from the pause our country gains
as well.
know the spirits of the good the lessons of the
Held watch, and had an influence, above esch new
debate
And hearts made heads correctly act-and speeches
day by day.
Were made that would have honor done-to Cal
hOun, Webster, Clay
But now in private most of those who acted on the
scene,
Will watch the growth of capital and other prospects
And feel as do constituents, no longer doomed to
roam, +.
They find their natural clement by sticking close at
home.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-11

from Glencoe, in Mcleod county, to some
point on the Minnesota river, between Yellow
Medicine and Big Stone Lake.
To locate and establish a road from the RAM
sey county line to the city of St. Anthony.
To change the name Of Ada Augusta Wea-
yer to that of Ada Augusta Currier.
To provide for recording deeds, mortgages,
or other cOnveyances of lands in the counties
Of Redwood and Cottonwood.
To locate the County Buildings in the county
of Olmsted
To authorize the town of Grow in the coun-
ty of Anoka to levy special tax.
To change the name of GeOrgianna Parker
to that of Lille Belle Ruby.
For an act to amend an act entitled IAN act
to incorporate the Sank Rapids and Sank River
Manufacturing Company" approved May 23,
1857.
To extend the time for the construction of
the branch road of the st. Paul and Pacific
Railroad Company.
To change the name of Presbyterial Institute
OF the Presbytery of Saint Paul, and to amend
its charter.
For the relief of the tewn of Norway in
Fillmore county.
To change the boundary line of Brown
county.
To provide for the location and construction
of State road from the vicinity of st. Cloud
to Lake Superior.
Entitled IAN act to amend the charter of the
city of st. Anthony"
10 provide for the location of State road
from ShakOpee, Scott county, to intersect the
Big Sioux and Mendoza road.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Joint Resolution of the Senate and House of
Representatives, rendering the thanks of the
Legislature to the Soldiers of Minnesota.
Joint Resolution in relation to the removal
of books from the State Library by Commits
siOners for the revision of the Statutes.
To extend the provisions of Joint Resolu-
ton, approved March 5, 1868, entitled, "Joint
Resolution for the appointment of additional
Commissioners to receive Soldiers Votes"
To provide for meeting of the Assessors of
the several counties.
Relative to railroad bonds of Thompson
Brothers.
In relation to the notes of circulation of the
La Crosse and La Crescent Bank at HOkah
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-11
THE GALENIC INSTITUTE

ESTABLISHED BY AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE
o the treatment and Affections Of the
an@ Seminal Weakness containing
PATIENTS AT DISTANCE BY sending brief symptoms
Blank
treatment &C. Medicines sent part Of the
Concert Hall Block the Post private and
to 10 All letters should be direct ~ 80 0"'H
GALENIC INSTITurE Ca;
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vHVREAsURY DEPARTMENT

III OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER of TIE CURRENCY,
Washington, January is, 1864. :
Where's by satisfactory evidence presented TO the
un aersigned, it has been made to appear that he
FIRsT TION Al f,sNK OF INT PAUL, in the County
of Ramsey and State Of Minnesota, has been duly
OF the act of Congress entitl, d can at OprOvide
National Currency. secured by edge OF United
States stocks and to provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof" approved February %, 1868,
ana b.. complied with all the provisions of said act
required to be compiled with before commenci &
the business of Brnking, Now, therefore l, HUGH
M.CuL,ocK, Comp roller of the Currency do hereby
certify that the FIRST N .TIoN VI BANK OF SAINT
z .ur county of Ramsey, and State of Minnesota
is authorized to commence the business of Banking
under he act aforesaid
[sEALl OF office this eighteenth day of January 1864
t>iyned) HUGH McCULLOC<,
an3Od3LwOOds Comptroller of the CURRENCY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-15
REApERs AND MOWERS.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

ST 1T Is TWO WHEELED MACHINE-THE
IL wheels supporting the frame are both driving
wheels, and drive the knives together, independ-
emily.
I'd. There are no cogs in the driving wheels.
3D. When not cutting cog is in motion; therefore,
in transporting, there Is
4th. The knives work when the Machine is
backed; is a. easy backed an empty cart.
9th The cutter bar is attached 10 the frame by a
double hinge joint, and allows independent action
either end OF the bar rising without affecting the
other
9Th The cutter bar is easily raised pass obstruc.
tons by means Of the lever. which always under the
control Of the operator.
7th y b. The cutter bar is in front Of the driving
wheels and seat in rear, thus enabling the driver
the operation Of the without interfering with his
driving. and avoiding those dreadful accidents which
have frequently occurred when the directly over
OF in front of the cutter bar.
eth The cutter bar Is folded across the frame for
transporting-thus making II as portable a buggy
9TH. The wheel or cutter bar next the frame prevents
ooggng when running cut and also relieves
the draft.
10Th. Ii can be changed from Reaper to Mower and
rice rersa in Rdeen minutes.
Ilh The platform does support either the reel
raker
18th. The reel is supported from the frame of the
Machine
18th The raker has comfortable saddle seat over the
frame of the Machine
l4th. N0 LumJug! TIE rdIer does hare a seat.
18th. Ii took the FIRsT PREMIUM Mower, and a. a
Combined Machine az the Indiana and Ohio State Fairs
for 1863
l6ih. II will run over three hundred pounds lighter
than any other Mower Reaper.
18th. We CHALLENGE THE WORLD To gEAT THE
BUCKEYE"
Give your orders early as we cannot ob. any
more Machines than Ne have bought, as the manu-
acturer have orders for three thousand Machines
than they possibly make.
Call and look al the IMP ROVED BUCKEYE, under
Masonic Hall
DORSEY & ANDERSON.
aprl3 din iunel5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-15

MORNING REPORT.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Gen. Grant Concentrating on the
James River.
sheridan of Oh Another HulpOrt-
ant Raid.
BOTH ARMIES QUIET
LITER FROM KE.S'TUCkT.
MORGAS'S GANG FLEEING IN ALL
DIRECTIONS.
LITER FROM KE.TTUCkY y
Nc.. &c. &c &c. &c.
FROM New York 4.

NEw YORK. June li-The The Worlds spe-
cial says:
The fact is now disclosed that the army under
Grant has effected is change OF base to the James
river.
All movements since the battle of Friday, June
Sd. have aimed at this cOnsummation.
The raid of Sheridan: the destruction of the
railroad and the occupancy of Fort Darling, with
view to the opening the James river for our
sunboats, seem to Indicate that every available
force Is being employed in the next offensive
movement.
a Washington special to the World says:
Several boats have arrived from the White
House to-day, leaving there last night.
They bring no news proper for publication.
There was but little skirmishing for the last
few days.
There is much anxiety to hear from Sheridan.
His raid was to be a long and important one.
The city is filled with rumors that Fort Darling
has been invested and must soon fall, thus allow
ing the gunboats TO pass up the river further to-
wards if not into Richmond.
The army mail came up to day, and also the
I'd Wisconsin regiment, whose term OF service
has expired
special to the Times. dated Headquarters
Army of the Potomac, l. = NJ. says:
The past few days has been quite eventful to
thearmy of the Potomac. Our lines are scarcely
nearer the enemy than was our position at the
close of the battle on Friday
The troops oh both sides, behind intrenchments
have kept up desultOry aud useless IRE, Just
sufficient to make it apparent that the respective
works were not vacant
Both armies have been enjoying the repOse SC
much needed after the hard fighting and rapid
marching of the three weeks campaign from the
banks of the Rapdan.
From present indications it is not likely there
will be fighting for some days to come The
storm brewing may burst in quarters where tht
enemy least expect il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-15

Total number o Delegates ...........1, ! ,2S4
already held conventions for the purpose to assemble in
their proper places early day TO appoint delegates
in accordance with the foregoing basis and to perfect an
open and thorough organization Of all who arc in favor OF
maintaining the Union of the States and the Government
Of fathers and all opposed TO the corrupt destructive
and revolutionary abolition party Of the National and
State Administrations.
BY order OF the Committee.
GEO McOUAT,
indianapolis, June O. 1864. Chairman.