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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
Invasion OF ireland

A letter purporting to have been written IN
Chicago is invested with such Importance by the
London Times and Cork Reporter, that those
Journals devote a column or more of space to
speculstions concerning an Irish invasion from
the United States. According to this letter. a
convention of the "Fenan Brotherhoot" (or
secret society of Irishmen) would be held in
Chicago this month. to consider the project The
story i told follows:
II twill be remembered that during last spring
Gen Meagher resigned his position in the Army
of the POtomtc or the ground that his brigade
was reduced 40 much IN numbers a to be no
longer entitled To- that designation: and that
the Government would not allow il To 20 20 New
York tn recruit. he preferred TO resign his posi-
ton IN the army The resignation Vas accepted.
and the impression Was general that Gen Meagher
and The Administration had falling out But
since then IL has been found that Gen Meigher
i an earnest Administration man. he not only
made violent var speech. denouncng Wood. IN
New York. and IN det,Ec Of the sympsthes OF
his fellow country men. but has even written an
Administration letter 10 tie people OF Ohio, re-
guessing them not TO vote for NallAndieham II
be had not left the army with secret under
standing With the Government. Il j. very clear
that he - not the msn 20 rave supported Mr.
LHcbhi : ADMINISTRATION. ne truth u. General
Metgner At that time was one With several other
freshmen Who we're engaged IN periecting a mill
tary Organization 20 bring about a revolution In
ireland, "a conjunction. II possible. with a de-
elsrauon OF var between England and the Uuted
States. Fleet steamships were To be chartered
IN The cities Of New York. Boston aud Philade--
phia, and The skeleton OF an army Of 100000
men. with all the necessary stores. was 10 be put
on b,sfd OF them that is 70 say. a sufficient
number ot Officers we're detailed TO have put an
tended TO land them separately upon three sep.-
rate potiions Of ireland. IN the extreme west. in
the east Dublin. and IA the south in X ps l.le
harbor: and having an abundance Of munitions
aud arms. they we're 10 Immediately organize the
impulsive peasanuy for revolt against the
power Of England
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

The attempt is being made by the Republican
or Abolition party to rule the destinies of the
country through the agency OF secret political
leagues. A General Council Of the Order is TO
convene in Washington early in December. and
Massachusetts, has already selected her delegates.
privately. OF course. placing BUrLER al their
head. This secret council We suppose will dictate
the candidate of the Administration party for
President and its policy. These leagues have
been organized all over the loyal States. and with
tie purse snd sword at it, control this secret
council will attempt the continuation of the rule
of the party in power. regardless of the public
interests and the popular will The power of
thes. secret leagues was fully demonstrated in
the recent elections. They did their work quiet
". but efectually There are no greater toes to
republican institutions than secret political or
plantations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
The New Way OF RESTORING the
lnion.

The following is extracted from the Washing
ton correspondence of the Chicago Tribune Ii
published in that paper OF Thursday:
The order relative to the enlistment of negro
soldiers applies only to Nj souri,. Tennessee.
MARYLAND and Delaware. Free negroes aud
slaves OF masters who are willing. will first be
taken. Ii these doa't reach the required number.
then the slaves of all unfortunately will be tax
en- Descriptive lists will be given upon applics
,ion. and masters who can prove loyalty will re-
celye 500 compensation All slaves enlisted are
free from the day OF enlistment
In law this scheme is crime With reference
90 Is effect upon the restoration of the Uuiun it
i both criminal and fatal IL i an order to rob
The lrtfe Union men in the border States and ia
direct and palpable effect j. TO force every one %
them 20 become the enemy of the Govern ment 20
long a u Is administered by the party in power
Not only that The innocent are to be presumed
guilty until they can prore their innocence, or
otherwise 20 be 0utawed n rebels-thus revers
ing every rule Of law ami Justice ever known 20
civilized government What Is necessary With
thi- Administration TO prove loyalty" or what
IL would cost for man 10 prove hts loyalty. the
public already understand
Had an order been issued from Washington
sending men and arms into the rebel ranks. could
i, more effrctually accomplish that endl IL the
people cf Wisconsin will deliberately 50 to the
polls and endorse such measure as this then il
i. IN vain longer 10 defend the cause of the Union
in the State - Milwaukee News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
IN EDiCAt.
How to Keep in Good Health
What is the Cause of Disease.


fyNUE PRIMARY CAUSE OF EVERY DISEASE THAT
4 flesh j. heir toi> impurty of the blood. The Tod
become impur" trum many causes Impure air change
OF weather. UNIV h0lesone TODD and exposure among
tue principal Of mpurity Of the blood be mp
sidd hesda he. confused thoughts.
dull and heav drowsne~s, constipation Of the ow"ls
bsd taste in the month"; foul tongue. liver complains
pains the back and legs loss OF appetite sleepess
nights collie pain and ghtnesS Of the chest heart
burn. g"n' AID rhrunan m, pnking and pursing chls
and fcvers more or les accompanying these. and long
train OF troublesome and dangerous affections If
which b. prevete' an cured by taking few ds>es
OF Dr.. >TRlCkLANlrs VtGt TABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They will purify the blood and put the
stomach. wells sid liver ga healthy condition. They
tarcual ~ sufiahl' for chronic and n"rvous dis
eases. Every family and every soldier should Keep a
supply 81 To- 80 fi>. n1nv Seases ohviafed nv
their They mid and safe medirin" and be
taken a. any tim" without 4 niger OF taking cold.
Sold by I'll Druggist sent To- any part recri Of Of
% and a stamped envcrp. addres~.d Dr. STRICK
LAND East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

-Lus ~ SOUTHERN SWAMI A letter
from An officer of 55th Massachusetts, regiment.
dated Long Island, South Carolina, October =,
The water on these islands particularly Folly
IL not ht for man or beast TO drink as it contains
sulohureted hydrogen in poisonous quantities.
Attempts have been made 10 puffy il by boiling,
and then Offering il through charcoal with some
success. We see something Of southern swamp
life here. Mosquitoes swarm by millions dsy
aud night; red beaded lizards big spiders, aud
various nondescript reptiles crawl over Us: yes
terlxy large moccasia snake tried - fiaa quar-
ters in nv blankets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

LEsAL TENDERS. When Secretary Chase
ceased 10 issue legal tender notes, there were
S3l 900 0l) of unfinished notes m the hands OF
the encravers. IN various stages of comuleiion.
Several week since. he gave orders TO have them
finished ~ early AS possible and they are daily
beng sert To the Treasury Department 40
Washington, to be registered aud paid out to the
Governments creditors
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

sS-0ne of the most singular results OF the
failure OF the hay crop in Oho i that over 30.
600 head OF sheep have already been shinpel
from Harrison. Jefferson and other counties "a
the vest. 70 be pastured on the great prairies OF
Illinois and Iowa Two hundred and fifty sheer
can be placed IN car and the freight these
is $50 from Canton, Stark county, Ohio, to Chi
csgo, Illinois
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
COUGH NO MORE
Try Strickland 's lIeiiifuOus
Cough B:siSau,

Thssthe best and cheapest remedv for c. ughs. Colds
HoarseDes- Asthma, Nro,ping Cough and Consumption.
Everybody who has tried this excellent Balsam enhus-
a>lcally recommend II. Mrs. MITCHELL Carr street, Ci
cnnat says she : been fearful sufferer with cough
for YEAR bad he able walk up stairs
She took bottle Of this Basam. and has been better
sine. aud ADVISES all who have Coughs Colds end
Asthma try hi valuable Cough Balsam. Fifty cents
per bottle Soil by all Druggists, aud MANUFACTURED AZ
East Fourth street. Cincinnati &C 22-d&wiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

inS in a letter 10 Gov. GAMBLE, Of Missouri, on
executive business:
81 presume thatthe insane radicals are making
much trouble in youF State. bat | am happy TO
see that you stand firm. aud that the President
has the gUod sense 20 sustain YOU
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
FROM WARRINGTON.

Gen. ueaae's Army in n Dilemma
The Enemy - tound-To Eight. or
Not to Fight. That's he Quesriou-
burnside's Doing>-Tne Question of
Peace I'm Consress-what the War
has Already Cost.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

81 Gen Meagher gave n lecture at fremont
Temple. Boston. last week. entitled "Recollec-
tons OF the Army OF the Potomsc" The name
OF Mcclellan was greeted by the audience with
immense enthusiasm This MAS significant in
Boston. and j. reported L. have taken General
Meagher by surprise and somewhat disconcerted
him. The Boston Republican papers make no
mention OF iI.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

AMENDMENTS To TIE CoSscRIPrIoS BILL 1t
is stated that it will tie urged by members OF the
next Congress TO increase the paw of soldiers TO
sixty dollars per manth Ia stimula'e enslments.
aud thu. crush out the rebellion speedily - New
jersey Standard
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
"S,N FRANcisco. Nov 3. 1863.
Col John O MahOney FepiaH HaH

chicago, IMnOtS:
Members Of the First Irish Congre~s-The
men Of Cliff lrnia recognize YOU as the repre-
seutttives Of our rare anI the opportunity
: AT hind. pledge their support Proxy to
Gibbons. ct Philadelphia Answer
Signei:] y. KAvANAGH. Center"
To this the following reply was Immediately
sent:
Rooms or THE FENIAN RRoorHFRHooD
Chicago. Nov :. 1868
Jeremiah Karanagh Center. San Francisco:
"Greetiug-Your dispatch received Gibbons
here. Convention a glorious sue .ess
Joan O'MAHoNY, H C"
Gen Corcoran is represented nv several dis
tingushed officers from his division General
Mesgher had not arrived M to 6 o'clock last
evening, but was hourly expected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

A dwelling house built Of iron Ia the pres
snt wondsr in Par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06
NOTICE.

IxTHEREAS. OUR FARMS HAVE REEN FNTERED
w by hunters bringing horses, wagons. buggies and
dog; laying Gown fences and cutting hedge.
there exposing CROP and pasture lands shooting
in every direction, endangerng the lives Of our families
ami nirring our stock
Therefore, the undersigned citizens Of Marion
ty. have deteTmin ourselves against such
eyils and this eud will prosecute any person per-
found hunting upon enclosed grounds. aud
the agree aid each other In prosecuting
said hunters aud spor;men and all the expen'e incurred
either by tn landhoderS signing this resolution or by
their agents employed follow up and ascertain
and place OF residence of said hunters shall be
paid by the undersigned.
Samuel iieker. Peter MeSSer~mith,
David Jameson. Jo-eph Leacke,
tn mas iankford, Samuel Harer,
James Mahan, James beizell,
Calvin Fletcher, Sr., Noah Psrr.
Jesse Leache, jacob VI. Wolfe.
Joseph Roll. y. 7. Fletcher.
Charles kasner, Tobias Mes>cr>mith,
John O'Conner. Hugh Thomp>on.
Freierlc Raisnier, David W. brown,
Ingram Fletcher Oliver Sargent.
John Rabb, nov5-dlt
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Great We stern
CLOCK HOUSE,

EsrABTlSHED IN Ian ny TIE PRESENT PRO-
Ia PRIFrOR. at No 40 Maine street. Clieinnssi a.
whs re- dealers will always hnd full Of The cee.
brsief seth Thomas work. including caenders kegus.
tors Weight aud Spring Clicks sbd Timepsee.s al.o
ali kinds cheap work from all other
tnrers All ns of Clock Material and TrimmlDxs old
10 the trade At the lowest Western pric-s
Dealers respectfully insed a. call or send order,
No 22s Main street where the, will receive prom D,
attention. v. BLAKkSlEk.
septJs's3-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

Vermont having furnished its quota lis now
producing a second crop of raspberries
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state Oi Iowa.

ADJvrAHr GENERALS OFFICE
Davenport. Jan. =, 1863. !
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. no.
]. Tho companies and parts Of companies
raised for tho 42d and 43l Iowa Infantry, with
the exception Of two companies, are hereby con-
solidatcd and will form the basis Of the 7th Iowa
Cavalry.
II. The two companies reserved are destined
one for the purpose Of completing the organization
Of the 9Th Iowa Cavslry, and one for the llth
Iowa Infantry. Tho line officers Of these compa-
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III. Tho rcgimen,al officers Of to 7th Iowa
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Summers Lieutenant Colonel, q. n. O'nren and
Major. II. II. Heath the others will DO appointed
hereafter.
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BY order of Command or in-Chief
N. Is. BAKER,
jvnl0 Adjt. Genl. ~ Iowa.
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A SMALL SUN OF MONEY WAS FOUND
"A on Front 1T, between Iowa and Rock island
sts., on Wednesday evening last Inqa:re ~ thi'
office. jan 26 d3t
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Qu!.k ~ yos viii bssstes ,ss:: - . NAM.