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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

former calls. Il draft Be necessary,
il will be ordsred in these and moi th,
other counties which have furnished fhei
quotas. Ittherefore bshoovsa The pso
Pile in these delinquent counties, both ii
their individual and corpoats eapacify
to bestir themselves and work II earn.
est.
Ne new organizations win be formed
All troops raised under this call viii Be
distributed among tho old regiments.
Every man Of military experience, ssd
sound judgment, will endorss this = be-
ing the true policy. Additional regi-
ments would materially increase the az
pense, without affordi0g IN immediate
and corresponding addition to the efFec.
tiveness Of the army.
A recruit will fare much better in On
old regiment, with veteran soldien for
his comrades, Of whose experiences, in the
varied duties Of the camp and field, be
can avail himself. than with inexperienced
and untaught men. The greater amosnt
of mortality occurs, in every regiment,
during the first year of its service, from
the want of that knowledge which enables
old soldiers to mitigate the many hard
ships to which all are exposed. In addi-
tion to this, the entire history of the war
demonstrates the fact. thst the casualties
Of battle are much greater in new than
in old apd experienced regiments.
| should, therefore. il the choice were
offered them, advise those who contem-
plate entering the service, BY all means
to select the old and well-drilled regi-
ments in preference 10 new ones.
To meet this requisition, We must rely
upon the young men of the State. The
appeal is made TO them with the assur-
ance that it will meet cordial response
from brave and patriotic hearts. But
few of them viii desire the sublime his
tory of this great drama to be completed
with their names unwritten upon il pages.
There is yet time for all who have Jagged
behind TO come forward aud vindicate
their claims to manhood and courage
Believing that no ordinary excuse will Be
sufficient to keep them from the field,
when their services are 90 inperatively
demanded, shall expect fiom them ;
prompt and cheerful response TO this last
call Of the Government.
W. NJ. SToSE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

MORE THArKs.-Lowry has our thanks
for late eastern dailies. By the way, the
l4sh Of February, "St. Valentines Day"
is approaching, and Lowry has large as
sortnent of Valentines, and lovars who
wishA TO follow the old -stiues sheAored''
eusson shslla give him - early 6Alt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

WESTERN ARMoRl Es.-The subject OF
Western Armories is engaging the atten-
ton Of Congress, and tSe following Select
Committee on the subject has been ap-
no;nted in the House: Messrs Kellogg,
Of Michigan; Moorehesd, of Pennsylva-
MIA; O'Neil, Of Ohio; Arnold, of Illinois;
Dawes, of Massachusetts; Mcdowell, ol
Indiana: Randall, of Kentucky; Loan, d
Missouri, .sad Eldridgss of Wiscossis. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

sG- The Great Sanitary Fair to come
off shortly in New York city will be held
in building two hundred by four hun
dred feet, which will be covered by a
roof of single span. The structure is
already nearly completed. Its ultimate
purpose is that of regimental drill
room.
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PATRIOTIC. - Yesterday Mr.. Felix
Gremminger, one of our citizens, follow.
ing the example of several others, paid
man $50 to enlist in the Third Iowa
Cavalry. Keep the ball rolling and this
county will yet be redeemed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

FIRST PAcKRr.-About 8 o'clock this
morning, just as we were going press We
heard the whistle of packet just below
town. We do not know whether she can
effect d landing or not. The sound was
familiar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

r@-C Clearance Sale of Winter dry goods
at the New York Store, west corner OF
the Estes House. Great bargains in
cloaks, winter shawls, winter dress goods,
and good many remnants of delaines will
be sold low A lot of blankets and bed
comforts selling at cost price.
l-w M. GREaG, Agent.
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Eg The Rev. W. ii. Milburn, the
blind preacher that lectured throughout
the State and in our city few months
since, announces that he has become =
member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. He has, heretofore, been a
Methodist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

ORNAMENTAL.-Those lamp posts sit
uated on the corners of our streets, once
mounted with lanterns which Illuminated
our now darkened city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

New MUsIc.-E. Hammer, of the Mu-
sic store on Main street, between 4th and
5th, has on hand the following pieces of
music. by Prof. E. Claphau
"American Army Polka" military
Quickstep," "Reve d Amore," and a
set of pretty waltzes, besides other new
and beautiful pieces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

Eg Rev. Mr.. Swift will lecture before
the Soldiers Christian Association at the
lecture room of the Medical College this
(Friday) evening at o'clock.
OTIS CRAWFORD, Sec'y.
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u, L, OF A,

The U. l.. of A. will hold its regular
meeting in UAion Hall this evening
Let there be a full attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

E Last evening a gentleman was
thrown from his horse on Exchange
street and somewhat injured. He was
taken to the hospital and properly cared
for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

@ We are indebted to McCnry, Of
the Senate, and Merriam and Galland Of
the House, for interesting peblic doou-
ments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

EDITOR GATE CITY:-W. i. B. Lynch,
Esq +, will read before the Public School
Teachers Association this afternoon at 81
o'clock.
The public are invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12
VIM. CAFrREY, Sec'y.

s1O On the inside of This morning 3
paper will be found interesting reading
matter. Do not fail to look on thoss
pages.
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~- We would call attention to the

ER- We would call attention to the
advertisement of garden spot Of three
=, four acres for sale, in our advertising
ool,, ms to-day. This is desirable loca-
t;on 70, any one who desires to raise veg
o,.hlos e. this market. 1t is excellent
ho,,on LAM 1, under high state Of culti-
va,ion and with good improvements. Il
ia also desir. able locality for any one
who wishes to 70 into the grape culture,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12

FIRE.-There was an alarm of Ere just
as we were going to press this morning.
No particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12
STATE OF IOWA.
AnJrrAsT GEsEKAL's 0FrfrI,
DAyEsPoRf, Feb =, 1854 +
CIRCULAR TO yETERASf

CIRCULAR TO yEfERASe-
Return pss~es 10 rrgimentz rendezvous should lie Oh
tsired II the Quarterm>tr uhen he furnishss
with transportation to their homes. Veterans bsiongiha
Ioxs regiments hut residing srA-Es should
be friough-d transif Of the regiment home a poh,
where tran4portssiea he obtained their
homes At<f reporting here, they cniy supplied tc
points in tlzis 1eAfe.
There being but fwc points In this State whrr~
porfafon be Furnished, Keoknk and Davenport Com
lsanies esats hsnRe saad tf<s
transportation Mt p3int- In lnvis es<whrY@ n~cts
take them home the most Uef r0uGo kHt IN
fs~ry q commissioned officer shom1a eun enmaaht
ef the until tey strike the etnee, u Sf
Cling and d-orgxnzstinn- sch 0fAcsr WI fspoRt a
person here Ieut. Ca ar5ef G<n NJ Vmnds<sl
prepared give sprsinc stsaeneAt 70 exphst&0u b
fnriough-
rhe farioaghs a ~ men telcnEing 10 snne Gcmpany
should expire e sane tane yesxnns obtain tlars
Irfatson ffuu thaw hcsns~ 70 ren6rssosn It Dsssat
~ writing 10 cspeniA r. n Hunt, A. q. y, nuvsnpu1s
iowa Captain I. r Dwight. A. q. n K<oknk, IDxh
This circular aA1fftsasi - and sxplxMy a cirxuiu
VI this D~Farsment VI dafe yaanary IA. tso4
n. 4 BAKER Adjf. Gen of Iows
j c. ErlEyxrSo< a. Al G. f~aln2f
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walter 3. Lander On Napoleon III.
The following biting epigram is con-
tained in Mr.. Lander's last volume:

@He says, MI REsax PK4cT,' Stays
A thousand in the dead of night.
sARK sor HAPPY Vow he SAYS.
And those he leaves behind cry, sQsiten
He swesrs he will have contention,
And sets all nations by the
He shouts aloud. No rSTERvESnox-
Inyades and browns them all Ia tears
O10D
At his residence At West pcsnt the morning Of the
9th ipst- ApoLpHus SALMON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-12
/ - Advice - Lady skaters.
An enthusiastic skater, with poetic
turn of mind, thus advises the ladies' how
TO acquire the frozeu art:

Is any one disposed to learn
This an, f~ which many yrsrni
Stand up erect. the ankles stifrn;
Stfreasr your elinginS screaming. laughing.
And. WITH proud, defiant MIR,
STRIKE boldly out-fiew hese, SOW shere-
Right. Ten, night, lrft-tut not 80 Si.e;
Now stand erect aud swiftly giidf.
And. without aid % friend or hover
Your equilibrium reevy ef
Now. try azs.u nov this way-thAs way
Tnls way-shsf wuy-ssis way-fhat way
Iset the swing FREE and Easy;
Never rxus the air 40 breezy;
Ip its bgezsh Is health and Hfe.
In your form the future wife
M some delighted handsome bean,
Watching voa swif ycn go
Over the irs, very queen
on grsre and beauty. But ween
Tiast and then you'll get Esll--
Hoops balmsral h~aa, feet and all,
In quite an interesting AfntIss"
But never niu.l don make ffssi
Zen though sasa hear fcm tive three
How vKEY COLD TILE ICE NEsr BE-,
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nELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS

Soflrr hereby E1v-n % fhe owefs o. fhr 1ess O.
sritsd in the foregoing list situated in the city Of keo
knk Lee coansy Iowa and all oher~ interested that
special has been assessed and lcyiei sad lots BY
she City Council Of said city for laying plank sidewalks in
trnt Of said ofs d<~igpated In above list, and nnlas
payment be male of tt tax lsyie And also al
trs the 81 day Of Aarsh A. D. 1854. the said lots,
mac thereof shall i,e necessary dsfsrge said
and COSTS will be sod the day Aforesaid at the
Mayors cfsee in said cit. between the hours " O'Clock
n m alM aci0rk r. m. a O. kEHAKDeON
febil-5w Caliector CITY VI Keskuk.
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THE CITY.

UPsee advertisement for Spring Course OF Medcai
Lectures.
pG-See advertisement Of a boy wanted
in the advertising columns to-day.
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dissolution.
The firm II Wilson Dunyan. engaged In the 0rocery
business have this dav by mutual dissolved part
narship All thoee aehted sssd arm requested {,
call al The old stand aud make pay enf Wm Buuyan
who vii cssaIinn~ the b1~nsss. ~ WIL&tN.
feAii-3sd NM bUNYAS.
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FOR THE FLUTE.
IaxtYnetioHl. EXsffiffk and Antie.

Bertiguiers Method with Drourt "a Studies all the
keys, 81 Sss Dre~slers Complete Instructor " 90:
#r~Fgs Prece4ta 81 30; Winsers Perfect 6nide.
and popular bok containing fayorite Melodies Of
Day ~ ets Bstn fnstsusor, A flute MSie Easy, 6c.
Jewests N~onsi TEACHER, sc; NooitaEys instructor,
School Ia Elss snd EhInpssn, each 20 csnfx Yutsts
Gems ii nasa6err, each e; Julien Coll of Music, Soes
Ihr PorfEsfia. a cell OF Music in So's, each 35c-
Mailcd, Postpaid, receipt Of price. OLIVER DIT
60S co, Publishers, ~ Washington g. Boston
febh.
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j. G. crlExxrsoS. A. A. G
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
THE VERY LATEST
T ELE CIR a H.


CISxcIssATI, Aug. q. - The storm
yesterday afternoon was very severe.
The rain fell in torrents accompanied
By thunder and lightning.
The Indianapolis 4 Cincinnati train,
which left here at half-past four z. III.
yesterday, was blown from the track Is
miles west of Lawrenceburgh, and the
cars tunbled down an embsnkmsnt IL
feet high No particulars known but it
is reported that 90 or 30 persons we're
wounded. None reported killed. The
train contained number Of delegates
to the Chicago Convention
The storm vas severe at Columbus,
uprooting trees and foodiag the streets
with water
The Gazette's Atlanta dispatch says
Fitzpatrick destroyed the Macon RIA At
various points for a distance of four
teen miles, and captured and burned 3
train of supplies GA route to Atlanta.
On his return be met the rebels in strong
force and totally defeated them, esptur-
ing four stands of colors, six cannon,
and 200 hundred prisc.AuA e after
wards met another for1 ~ dressed
him so heavily he vas 70 sban-
don all bat one Of the guns and most Of
the prisonera He made the entire cir
cult of Atlanta and reached Decatur
with loss Of 100 men Severe dam
age was done TO the rebel communities
uons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
In session.

WAsHIxeTos, Aug. 20.
The Executive Committee Of the Ma
tionsl Union Committee had long SEES.
sion today, bat no business Of a public
character was transacted They will
adjourn tomorrow, and their next meet
ing will be held in New York.
So far from there being any probable
ity Whatever Of President LiHeoin' With
drawing from the canvass, as some have
suggested, the gentlemen composing the
committee expressed themselves conf
dent Of his reelection
The Treasury Department has issued
a circular notifying holders Of 30-l00
Treasury-notes dated Oct LIST, 1861, that
they must be presented Immediately, ia
ssy amount, 70 be exchanged for six per
cent bonds, falling due after June 30th.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

CHICAGO. Aug. 27-The crowd attract
ed 70 the National Democratic Conven-
ton, is already very great and will Dc
swelled to immense proportions II Que
half Of the number reported to be on
their way here esme in. Although the
hotel Recommendations Of this city are
extensive, il has besn found necessary
to resort to the principal residences for
accommodation for nunberless parties
arriving as late as last night, Numbers
Of persons we're turned away from pFi-
yate houses and tbs hotels because there
was ne place Left in which to pat them,
The outside delegations have made
arrangements to camp out
AL the regular delegates to the Demo
cratic Convention are nov here
The canvass on the Presidential can
didates grows lively But two names
are prominently spoken often. AeCleE
Ian and Horatio SeymonF. The latter,
however, ssys be is not and will not be
a candidate. His name is being used
BY gentlemen Of prominence of bis own
and several Western States, and by Fer
nandO Wood, who is reported 10 have
said that Cor. Seymour viii be more ac-
cePtable to those be &c presents than
Gen. Mcclellan. This, nevertheless, 10
denied by delegates from both Easlern
and Western States, zho claim to be
honest and consistent peace men.
Gen. Mcclellan appears 70 have 4
large majority of the delegates from The
West as vel as from the East
The friends Of Mcclellan expect his
nomination As early az the 6rst or sec
ond formal ballot
The Ohio delegation is reported 70 be
about equally divided 10 it, choice.
fhs disagreement between the con
testing delegations has rot bean adjast-
ed, and viii probably go 70 the oonvsn-
ton for decision.
Tie New York delegation held their
6rst meeting for consultation this after
noon Gen Mcclellan undoubtedly has
a reliable majority among thsm.
The Constitutional Union man are
now organizing their mass convention.
The object Of lhis convention seems to
be TO recommend, rather than 10 nomi.
bate, Gen. Mcclellan 10 the Democratic
Convention.
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvauia,
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Iowa, and Minnesota, with two or three
Of the New England States, are claimed
as certain for Mcclellan. Some Of these
States, howsvers do not vote as uIil
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
LYox,s KArIrAInnr.


hathairua sfrom the Greek uord aKafhro,' or
'hAihaiFo'" signiiying TO cleanse. rsjavinais sas
restore This artieis i shat Sc name slsnIass.
for preserving. restoring and bsauflfyIEz he
huinsa haiE Il IA the nloat reinaskabss prsparsioa
IN ths world i i again owned asd pet % ~
the original proprietor. aud is row mAds vita ne
ssnna ears, skiii and attention vhich gave II
s-is Of over one million bottles per aBHan.
u i a most delightful Hair Dressing
II graduates scurf and dAnarua.
II keeps the Rad cool and clean.
II makes the hair, rich, sofi end riossy.
u prevents the hair from fall ~ Is sad turs-
ing gray.
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady Or gentleman who values bssatlfss
had efhair shoaid uss Lyess KashHiros. II =
kaowa and p ed throagbout TIE civilized world.
sold D. sll rsslscfabl. dealers.
DEMAs BAEsEs a CO.. Esw Tos<.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

EvANsvILLE FEMLE lSsrruTE -
Parents having daughters to educate
shoald bear in mind that the winter term
of the Evansville Female Institute com
meness on Monday next, one week from
to-day, The many advantages Of edu.
eating our daughters at hone are very
sueeinetly,truthfully and forcibly set forth
in the advertisement Of the Principal Of
the Institute, to be found in another
column.
The first session of this school which
terminated some two months ago was emf.
usLsly successful, aud gave promise o.
great future usefulness, and we hope on,
people win so consult their own interests
aud the interests of the city as to Civ,
the school snch a support az viii insur,
its pernansncy and increased useful
uCa&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
HONOR THE BRAVE
Public Meeting.

We are requested 70 call a meeting Of
our citizens at the Courthouse, al four
o'clock this Monday afternoon, to
arrange fitting reception to the com
panies Of the l36sh regiment, which are
expected to arrive here some time this
week.
We hope the meeting will be largely
attended, and that all will enter heartily
into the work Of doing honor to the
brave men who left their business and
their friends to aid in the great work Of
suppressing the rebellion. The ladies
are also invited 10 attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
SUNDAY NIGHTS
Ft. Morgan CanturedI
Dispatches.
WAsnISooros, Aug. 3.

WAsniSGoToSs Aug. y.
To MAJ. GeH Dir.
A dispatch frsm Gen Grant, just re-
eeived, STATES that Richmond papers Of
yesterday. 9Th, announce thai Fort
Morgan - IA our possession. Ii isnot
stated whether the fort surrendered or
whether il vas blown up Another
dispatch gives the followiBg extract
from the Richmond Examiner Of yea
terday Fort Morgan i IN the enc
mys possession wbether hlown up or
evacuated Is not knownn
Gen. Sheridan, in a dispatch dated
yesterday at go r. NJ, reports:
Gks enemy left my front last night
falling back 70 Smithheld or middle way
We captured 100 prisoners yesterday,
and inflicted loss od 80 killed and
wounded.
There have been Few feiniS 70 cross
the river BY cavalry al wilIiamspOrl.
but there was no strength shown I'm
dications to-day are that they will fall
back out of the Valley.
Nothing has been received from Gen.
sherman for two days s gag
(Signed) +. n. SrUroN,
See OF War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
PLANTATION BITTERs.

D
Which arc nov commended By the highest msal.
cal authorities. aai warranted TO proasos An -.
ssfsafs beneficial effect Thsz are sxoss4lnsly
Agrossbis' ierfe ~ PsFs, and aust suppressed ali
o'hes soaies where = hs.ithy, gsatls stImaisns =
rsquirud
They purify, strengthen and iavlgeras..
They crczts a healthy Appsfits.
They are an "a tidots 10 ehaass Of ws..r IA
Dit.
TAsy overcome the ssssts Of dissipation ana
ists hours.
rhsy stfeasthss The system And sall,sn an.
The misa
They prvveat niAssaalie and int.rHlss.as 4.
vsrs.
TA=y purify tbs breath .aa aslSl.y Of sss
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aaa csa.sie.sis.
fhsy cure Diarrbs. asa Cholera mofbns.
They esra Liver cemplaint aad nerves..
Headache.
fhsy make the weak strong, the ianeusd IRA
iiani. snd are exhausted natures great rs.tos.r.
They are composed ofths oslskrated Callsaya bask,
"iniefgfefa, sassafsa.. roots and herbs, all ERE.
ssFVsd IN psrfeetis pure -. croiz ran. Fer par
tienisrs, zee eirsaiars aad iestlmeaials arouas
each hsttis
beware % imPestsrs. Examine every estils.
- nat y has oar private q. s. Stamp samats-
ated ovef The nort. vita plantation sosns, sna
our sisnatHfs o. hus steel plsis aide labsl. 4.
that oHr bottle 4 not re-allsd nth spurssu. ana
asisieFions staa. Auy person ffus.ndlnx 20 ali
Plantation Blttsrs BY the gaIlon Or 70 bnk. a an
snissior. Any pefson lmiiaiinE this bottls, or
selling any other maisrizi thersln. whsthsr o.ilss
Fianiation Biitars net, is eris,inai uaaar the
:. las, ard WIN Be % prosecuted hy Is. ".
slfeady have ssf eye on several parties fs-aiIIHe
eHr bottles, &C., who VII sueessd 10 getting
themselves into close qaasisrs. The dsmand fsy
DrAke's fiAntailon bitisFs from lsdiss, cisrEr.
men, msrshasts, Ac., l. ineredlbis. The siRpls
ira Of bottle i The evidences prsssss q shsl,
worth and superiority. They are sold sy al >.
speuiabis druggists, FreesFs, physicians, hotels.
saioons, sieamboats, and country stores.
P. n. DRAKE 4 90.
Ne. BOG broadway, Mt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

ChsoAGo, Aag. 2S.--Amoag the reso-
lutiona adopted at the mass Couxention
at Bryan Hall yesterday aftsrnoon, over
which Hoa. James Kendall prssidea. vas
one Recommending to the National Dem
ocratic Convention the nomination of
Gan. Gsorgs b Mcclellan as the most
suitable candidate Of the Democratic
parry for the Presidency. and ex-Gever-
nor Wm. B Campbell Of Tennessee for
Vice-Prssident This resolution wss
Immediately seconded by Hon James
Guthrie aud Leslie Combs Of Kentueky,
Hon. John r Hsskins, Of New York.
and Representative Rollins, Of Missouri,
and the resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and the Convention adjourned
to meet in the Court House Square.
SECOND BIsPxrCn.
The various delegations to the Nation
81 Democratic Convention are now full
The few vacancies existing yesterday,
having bsen 6llsd By q selection Of sub
stitutes.
No apparent changes have occurred
/ in the views Of the different delegations
az to the most available candidate, with
the exception that Mcclellan seems to
gain strength with the New England
delegates rrsF --sF
The session Of the New York delsza.
ton last night was prolonged until after
midnight, but although Mcclellan was ia
the majority, no definite conclusion va.
arrived at, snd It was 6nally agreed L
take decisive vote At 3 o'clock io-moF'
row morning. ~4H @a-
Some Of the McClellan. delegation
from the East and Pennsylvania begi:
to talk sharply Of the course pursued b!
the New York delegation
They claim that NeClellsn hss . larl
majority of tbs whole vote OF the Conven
tion, and noszch vote car bsconcsntrate'
! on any other man, and that II New Yorl
! would only speak promptly and enphati
: cally for him, bis domination would B
made by reclamation slaa -
Gov. Seymour continues to bold Ii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
County Convention

There win be a Mass Convention Of
the Union men Of Vanderburgh County,
held at the Courthouse in Evansville,
on Saturday, the Sd Of September, at
halfpast two o'clock, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the ensuing
election.
The members Of the Executive Com
mittee are requested to see that due
notice is given in their respective town
ships
BY order Of the County Ex Com.
J. J. CHAEDLEE, President