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The Way the Rebels Propose to Treat the
Eree Statea

CorsrpRsIBLr surprise has been ulani'e sted at
the sct tina. G,n. Lex, n the INVASION OF reunsyys
ma lsed to re.sis,s tor the oulTssss cornu.i,tsd
,ks ,s-rps.s penalties any dspred,t .ons ~ bis
Army Ills forbsirance IN respecting private and
e'sn pnbic prof. ery wss supposed to he adopted
Tor the purpose Of hesping coss II IRE heads,
.nd slso with view II rendering the unsrmed po.
uiston indifferent - the invasion. That the latter
.a 'ct has besu psrtisily produced 10 evident from
N- Conduct If the nnsylvanisns themselves, who
sotu e4u.lly ready to frstorniLs with New York or
south Csro.ins soldiers. As warning. however, Of
VIII tie Northern States may expect In case the for
time. Ct war should ensble Genera Lru 10 reveal
the tfig policy Of the Confederate Govsrninen'. We
commend TO all concerned the following extracts
from the Richmond press, which IT will bee seen
out'iicrods even the Radical Republican JOURNALS,
IN advocating system q general pil!sge. II may
hotlN such . soldier AZ General LEE would no,
stain his reputation by adopting such course, h.,
cur own experience proves that In war tho ex,re-
uis,s prevail, and that a cruel party will always
tui ruitahle agents To carry VA, it, schemes
II, Ri Lmoni wHIo announces in the aollowin,,
ter'as the Policy II tie Souih,ru radicals;
" q terror OF We ,AtNy ~ me apr lAeh " our
g. oYs Just such A. guilt AMI oowardic- should
have e esp,ct,d to manifest ~ tie p-s,e,t II
pas hnont. TAsy have cho.en 10 a ar,g,ri al
10 huusnitits OF VIZ; 10 s.bs..t tie thstt Tor
thr sword. TO inctr ouy Uwa slaves ~ tie Al .h
VIZ. 81 m,ssa re-; t. make war Gp.n none luls
O, - - n women aud IN 'Icu--tL- Dad AMI / q
y "a; TO penny avow the purpose oi dssr VI 1.
il',u e sub Isl nee, sni creating famine Api
, Nlt.ui; nj though ~e cannot TeLa at y &c So
.. 49, ct, set We can oG'h them the "a p
i.at AMI bt ness 4 war gsd IN ths -p 1t
49, lake tLom rtI,nt IN She -eory OF thrr r'Ii
hru tn t.,rnuls woke Inc 3 ~ whirh tley L.t,
l,.r Nv II Ge't'd! Lee gets idnksedom FAR
on N rack he should not stay M han al
,'erI AinSW ~ Us mOnstrous carcass 10 sHdppe,
Grdtrtry bone broken. Men are sometimes n.Ad
=. instruments o. Heavens ven. cane and u
Jra.-hing such att e.ous cines M Ls,e ularse'
~ II Mar, IN the only way in Which they b.
.d,g-sI.ly punished, sud ter repetition IRE
,,a,rd, Il could NOS be- do4bt d tnat he was dom
TIE vo.% Of Hin who Las Ssil, Vengeance !
u4.usi",
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o. gEr,sI StANIV- has Al asst been indd- ed 10
do away viii the sbsItI military censorship over
telegraph dispatches u the various newspapers
4 this city. and The public will now be ensbsi 10
read the spp,eA.s Of oar agents, lninjurei ~ ts
s.s-ies Of Vat youihfll m ltsry genius, Censor
LYrcn " ~toie 1T rtn,d Ing much iu,rortan,
new vhich .l.d 4 ., went give aid aud cJmfor, h
tie enemy, Lac hijAorso 'een vi'hheth pub c'.
o. n. TAe S,ersihiy 81 War VA heres ter ho'i NE
propissor, % levspsp-rs rep ,nsbe FOR int.i'i-
ge e up All . ~ ar columns th.I 10 hse'yt
inj ~ te ta.Jn rs.so To val as u rgrsIh
rotngrhio, W. sli, IL ie'd Ia L., If they s,s1
over th.lr res any s.cL infotust.ou. Tuslals
It should bc, I'D Il Ia Ligh tune that >, ct,t.ry
srAsToS ie.o.sl mor, c1Lf icne la the pstriot.
isn or r's,ons dty Of new spsper EDITOR, than In
All irrtsp,nAibs military sgont. whose youth and
iaeIi'er ence was no safeguard ,agsns, inprO-
per pub.ics, on fwar uews
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TRADE Na,.L'as,..E.

To BahCr.-t nrrI m! of IN. ErookiNr
Journc,mcu Bsker. Prntpc'lvc IuiHp vii b. n
I'M, 50, a. uc.,ck. u ,)-acl. JOI = Nti4 on
Post. siS
\ u,ret.ns at ,h' 'ntt.n"n', ana Nn"k-
,nguel' A-.or 81 iou O, p, .! ., h. h, Il h. iat,
10 l., 18th s>th, 20 % D .-4, IS i..s, D., ur he.I Il
Houtr on ~ II ~, 20 lu., Il, on Fuear ,,tn ~,
July 10 j, ~ - oc.peL. Al iurmh r. 81 ,,ur.',d
kOBI, kEKNAN, SC. FANk McG lEi., vn-.l-o
Dry tood- i.erss tar.s lo.,ug \ .snc-
alton The 'e'pl sei.l.- tnaual McsIhg 81 "a 2
Als,'u'lou wi ~ De- hold - M4Z-r' 'tf, M 70
, cain.. o''lnck VIII "a. ,,s. o o o.t,, Y, VI :
he iol he en- ulLg j. NJ. / - p.ts.i ,.s J. q.
oraes u EVkkEI! OSs OOp, Re, 80, ~
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lost AND VOl ND.

fvOW LO>I-SIHAlFD ON IT, NIGHT
- che ~. from Stth ~ anil l.. A.. auo.te4
vhir ant lruNu coz, with white Lead sui snAu
mutt, n mix. ANY on t'tfrrirs TIE tail, 70
III f..t IN 1t. f.l' be- suitably tevsrdri. go
I,OTNp-.BY 4 POOR HD1 HONEST
i Girl. en- Tn-.dsv. In b NV, To 'he rcshto hood
ofsl.t vf ..l ., c".f oet.ui' -uN' 10Y non's "a
anvIuu, q. ~ me riPh.'ul o~ur fNouli rep1trss Il.
Apgly 70 william u, "a story, irp.t ''A''. 10
T O>r-BErWElN HLoItR ST, AND
IL Car.l awailct containing 49, srd .omr o. ~
IN. Thc rtuinor viii b. htnlson,y rrWai-.d
DAVID RAIL- taaN .. -
+ OH --OS The sllI or JCLf A kLAl K
Ia 90 'An s'u', answer. - NJ naw' ~ l., ~ho.
eve ~ return her to q rit, vii t'c,ive li =, u
rcs.,d Inquire for 'HA,i4's Ihis III " 2al
T OsI-A LARGE si/E'BLACk AND IAN
~ r.e- dog ent. AID tail e. we'd "-,r'rs % ths
store John IT, VII BE- suitably tew1ia'd andthsnks
OF the Gamer %
- RLWAED--LONr OR Stolen, TWO
30 cllov eolt-. tie ,mHi one ohi'c scrc-s he
10 ~. Tn A. ,f NIl trc.is, n. A. owe reward ~
su,ns to r M,DERMOT, corner aIth s.rcat and 9 h
ave. -
- REWARD TAKEN FROM ~ til
80 ave, an Nvlf,.ta, n.eA.. g. oouu' BOX.
-, reward viii b. pa'i 10 a., Ie-s"n rr'u-uins ,ts
to- uh 50 numb e ~.t out AN iue'uohs esstd' ~
EtMARD -LONl or STOLEN. ON
=, - sunday ui-h J.,l b, III We ks'ii. Iitiior'i
I. |, has mere. ? uu, AL. ou 20 turning
Che ii.i' W 10. b. nus l1 -. ser and - ques
t ous asked ut o. MORE. SONS Iroccfv, cor soho
ncctaiy sv and MJoKot IT, i''i'of4. L /. 10
S.lO KEWAEp-LOsT. on 1liR 25fR
'~1O MAY ,ast. liver and "a 20 caiocd 'e;tes
INV rc,eou,h, rrsa.d s,l be paid for recover, ~
| y. :, :! second al, y. \ SO
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PRIVATE letter, rom Camp Pope Minne.So,s
nAos that scouting party OF soldiers had discovered
in rsvine ahou three MI from canp, the II n,ins
~ eighteen bodies, mA"sered a.t fad by the In.
dams.
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IIsAN e.s.h.I'>d..

EOE NtM Isl R'dI, POUGllkEEI>lE
L RJrdout. King ton-Iho MARY POWELL cave
oct Of Jay stree, every Afternoon, at o'clock 81
HUDSON RIVER l.. X. Fox ALBANY,
i lrUy, Ia. North aud Wet, from Chambers Il, at
md - 4. " s;l', O. and lir,u Z u, and on
,uura,' a. b. + VI, ir.r Ih.r''.'r '''ec.. ~
hpkNlNG BOAI-FOR GLlN 'uYF and
VI .,, goa. sud ute'uI,iNfr Iaudir.s- Thee me
NlHNA lety = T. tN SIP tuuiuins ~ :. o'ci : /:
.uIu.u4, ltAyts H. AA. At T. 81 .O2
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SEW lHs. MACHINES.

N,tWlNG MACHINES FOR SALE, 10
- cert, or eNchangr. Al standud mschiae new
and -'on4 hand cheap, 20. cash, OF put pl' N n.
M ma TOO 'h' "rcaan.ed and itpAired, a. 10
otdsn., r."ni q, az stare. 3-o
TOR SALL-2 cows AND CALVES AND
4 b o. ponyy, slitab for saddle or haEue',, IS
East S3th 1t %
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srorE rLpcruArioss
This table 10 derived By CON arison Of the sales
OF the Second board yesterday With the First board
today;
Idpuno,f- Harlem, q; Gle. h PittA In Chi x
u Harlem III. L. Gal. CHI. =. MI A. dn I. J..
Dssl,'sf An. God, tud. Rs - Men 30 a.
Emo, y: Mich. Cen. =. Mich. -. guar. !.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Alteration 90. X. 18th N. y. v. Kings.

Alteration 60. X, 18th n. w. Kings.
Company =. 18th y I'VE, viii IA In" OF
the sid-sat near Oh bloeekrr At. on sauriay, ~
paid.
IL v. sLOssoN,
i0a Captain Company =, 10Th \, Y. V. T..
Cou,pnny n: Pitrsnrh Res,.,cnt New
Yorh Volunteer EnsineeI.. III. members OF The
10th ins,, Ct D. A. u. by order Of Lieut. G. h.
HARiots Ne: iori. rhal.d.y, OH jali, isos.l5
SA,pp.n.s.rs p: %, July 9th, 1853
.h. es home e m SsT .'nd mi. d.p.,cn TO the
NY: Tribune office ,nd \ '. sun. shall srirf
8'sm'n''' 10Th ''''' 9Th JOIN H5i Il f rnrrLrh
il9 Mechanics SHIRT store.
18th Regiment y. y. Vel Engineers T.e
corner OF Broadway and bleceker u Saturday norn-
ing at O'Clock for the pnrpo,s Of bling p,la hrins
sos. lat 1t, commanding Co II. lI5
Notiee--A. q. II. No. 10. -1'he Adjour.sd
meeting Of he above WI he held AZ Coseps tall co,
~ o'clock = NJ All mentors arr requested 70 =,
ten a. b'irse'' Of nnp,f',n,s mr, .na .h',i b,
JAMES CAsilEN, see. is
Hicks l. COnpas, $50 Br,'adwsy. ea.,
SIDE, doors below Brcome II.
FOR SALE AND TO kENr 4U3
Stimulate yosr Liver 49, Regulate your
BoveS-Clesnse your y onNch- Purify your blood
Gre your Jaundice-Buiid up your System, by the
use Of DR.. LASGLEY'S Root and Herb B.turs.
GEO. &. GOODWIN l. CO, Boston, AT. Sold By
all druggists Price only 81 and 50 cts per bottle a
18th y. Y. Volunteer Engineers 49, om
pan, h II y. Y Voun Ger Engineers, vii ne paid
a. No d. Bl,.c, sr IT. on frd>y. July 10Th, f'b3,
80 a. ", Bnns Your discharges. ). sERGk.NHr
captain Iomuls nd.ng. .US
A. q. H., No. ID, will meet at - o'cioc.
90 fhday, 10th, in Esd q, Lexington ave, ia III,
lyth Ward Kali All mrnh.rr arc r,quc, cd TO q
tend; H. order oi JAMES AcAANuS, Presiien'
JAMES DOK~Ok, sc III
\. D..
nartrh And u! septtry IN IN ediatey cured nv ~
TOBIAS VENETIAN LIN NENr II never fi
Al Thu, .oa.on No AIuiiy o.. ~ ID b, without " CuN
| 20 "n'A. Warranted perfect ~ harmless TO TAXI N
.uItA!, sod 3 all druggist, $40
| Mra Win.iow'- soothing -Jrup relieve
tn child from "a n, n, GorN,ts tn stomach snd bow
ei coIeo scidity, sHd ave. tone and VI or to IA
whole - stem. .to,n'saIotte 70
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DEN Els'l'AIY,

nE JOHN HOVE, 49, CkNAL STREET,
- ct as g OF tech On i.' rat =; 20 ~; On sud
~" 70 30; ,r''iot1 Oh q, ~ &c n's tooth; '"oh
,. I'm . ~, non, g. "a ut, hci ~ n Q, % g
% p,r oh. Teeth o>t 4,,,d ai'holi pan, 20
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DARK CHARLOTTE AND EMMA, FOX
DLONpONpfEHN direct, 10 sail IA lew day. a
INIT cd ILmner OF ls' aud "a eliza, pas-asca may b"
secured by early application e. thv NJ lcf signCd.
i. kNOA & co, laI Rear a. " "
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TRADE NOTICES.


special Meeting ofths Master Ste,ed"res
Assoc alton viii b. held A. their room, on Fridsv
evening, july lO.h, At o'sloct. Ppnetah attend
anee !, 70 ,ured
CHASE. WILSON. lr, scc-e,'tv.
,Isugshsr.n, L. Is society special
meeting Of the Scee'y ill b. \. d iu Hoosct IL u
on Fnd1y July Nth, a. o'c'o-k T. VI PIrct1ai
1naance I. requested, - ~. ~ teor'ha ., g.
L BE- ,rsnsar'fd a. OIL" OF ions II ~, ut ;
Denis Sullivan, sCc.T. az
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C'UNARD LINE
~ Steam from and to
Cork and Liverpool
The sllruS sail. w-due-i,y, the 22d July
is.,r FROM Cot. snt iiverpO ], AZ; iayahr IN
god, its equiv arnt IN Uur.rey. rom N,v w,
80 ia currency. AMY to WILLIAMS nUION, ~
fultonst JiO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

The Tribune has the following:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or PoroNAc. Nov. l2-
few shots sent after a BODY of rebel scouts yes
terday, to the left OF Culpepper. otherwise. all
quiet.
There is no truth la the late rumor that Lee
has left the army ia Northern Virginia He
occupied camping grounds which head
quarters on Tuesday near Brandy Station CT
izens here and couver-ed with him. Several
envelopes sd ressea to him we're also found.
A cavalry Reconnaissance made on the right 10
within few miles OF Madison C. II discovered
no live rebels. but the bodies of dead were
found. killed by Fitzpatrick IN bic late advance on
that village; these were upon the ground where
they fell.
Clark and Thoroughfare Mountains are again
occupied for rebel signal stations; and nearly
every movement of Meade along his entire front
can be seen from these natural lookouts
The rebel earihworks at Barnett's. Rsppah.n.
noock and Germaine fori.. are being strengthen
ed and extended. The line OF rife pits RUNS far
ther up the hills. II is not thought that General
Meade can successfully attack these strongbolds
from the front.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

INV loRK. November ia special 10 the
Times. dated W ashington November -, Gays:
Detachments Of our infantry and cavalry this
morning Handsomely threshed S.uart's cavalry
near Aitoheils Station. three miles southwest of
Culpepper The rest ot the army Is quiet We
now hold al the ground IN Cupeppcr county that
We held six weeks ago
The rebel soldiers are well fed Through their
new winter camps. on the south side of the Rap
pahanDock. our advance guard found numerous
tin scattered about. once hilel with prepared
meats and vegetables.
Lee's amy ]. hard up Tor shoes and clothing
Lees purpose TO winter between the Rap pidan
aud Rappahannock is further proved by their
preserving the railroad connecting the two fivers
but the rebels. their retreat across tire Rapi.
drn, destroyed the railroad bridge which spanped
that stream
Surgeon General Htmmon . sholly exoner-
ated from charge. of malieasance In Office. and
will soon resume charge OF the Medical Depart
ment OF the army.
The steamer Yazoo lom New Orleans sth,
has arrived.
A collision occurred on the Opelau-ss railroad
between two trains killing from twelve 10 sixteen
OF the 9Th Illinois regiment, snd woanoing
nearly seventy ct the same regiment The other
train had the 54th Illinois on board two o. whom.
and several rebel prisoners. injured
Nothing about army movements
disDaSch iIOm headquarters Army of the
Potomac 70 the Herfd says:
Large reiniorcements of workmen and several
loads of ties and rails came up Ia day for
the completion of the railroad to Culpepper
The railroad will be IN working order 70 Cul-
pepper aud the Rapidpn by Monday night.
All quiet at the from; except the movement Of
our troops.
We occupy. with strong infantry force, the
old battle-ground OF Cedar Mountain
The Heralj's W sshiagten special says
Affairs at the front remain unchanged The
rebels are strongly posted on the Rapidsn, evi-
IDENTIFY awaiting our advance
Advices from Pensacola state, the fever which
was unusually fatal has abatei: OF 800 cases
more than 10 failed to recover. The Marine
guard lost one Lieutenant and IS privates.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

The Irish Congress held in Chicago last week
was one of the most important ana remarkable
gatherings ever convened in the United States.
1t was composed of upwards of three hundred
delegates and represen ;atves from the various
branches of the Fenian Brotherhood in the United
States and British Provinces. vast amount of
work was accomplished, and so much of the
proceedings as the convention deemed iudicious
to publish has been reported in the Sentinel.
Previous to adjournment the convention adopted
a series of preambles and resolutions indicative
of the object. purposes and spirit of the organi-
cation. These resolutions for the first time are
Low presented to the public. They are as fol
lows:
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Nav loRK. November l3 The follosinc n
ADDITIONAL by the Bohemian.
The Morning Star announces that the French
Government h.s informed the United States
Minister 20 France that The suthorii, for The con.
struciiou ct cer,sia vessels sf var nov proved 20
be building in fnnes ivr The Confederates. and
for certain canaon snd Hgniii0ns OF war FOE
their armament. Lsd been Niihdra~n. and the
parties engaged n the business have been warned
OF the danger of constructing the work
Rumors are current ,hst the French army
would soon evacuAte Roaae. leaving garrison at
Leyetia. and spain would send 10 900 troops 10
Rome
JAPAN Detailed accounts OF the recent bom-
bardment. by the Englsh. of kanag.na. Japan.
state that seyea vessels we're engaged including
two frigaies The British lost l3 killed and 80
wounded. The forts mounted 90 guns
The chips stood $50 Yards iron tie ioru and
were without land forces
Admiral keefer could 40 nothing further than
lombard the forts: and as Salsuma evinced no
desire negotiate. the fleet lett Tor Jokohoma
TO reht The object Of the exposition vas ss fer
from being gained as ever Ii the japanese re.
main obstinate a large army would be necessary
10 obtain satisfaction
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14
IRELAND AND ENGLAND.

The Approaching Irish Revolution
RESOLUTIONS of the first General
Convention Of the Fcnian BrOther-
hood. held i'm ChicwgO-Che Objects
Of the Organization Unity and
Sentiment Of the irish Race at Home
and abrOad-Addresst 10 the People
of irciand-An Appeal to organize
and Prepare for the Impending
Struggle, AC., &C., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly SESTIstI will be charged the ful Daily rates
with one half the weckiv rates added
Business Notice published IN the local columns, Of ten
Ines under will be chsrge Tor each insertion 81. Il
lines. cents per line.
Charges will bc made for inserting the notices % The
following Orders Societies and Associations AZ the rates
1amei. t. be paid Ia advance
Military Companies. Order of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and singing Societies.
F0r each notice exceeding lines 25 cents for each
Insertion. over eight lines at this
Announcing dssths with funeral notice attached, sl;
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcncs AMI Excursions gotten up by
individuals or associations OF bg churches, al the regular
prices
Advertisements lesded and placed under the head 81
Special Notices II ten lines win be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisement making les than three lines, Inserted
once IN the Daily. will be charged ifty cents.
Yearly stvsriisers to paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates Tor offices ~ every description
be charged the of al 80 for each name In the
Daily and Gain the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- In
ell cases. paid ia advance.
Legal advertisements inserted at the OF the at
torneys ,derng and deiayabe for the legal proceed
ing. but colectable at usual time Publishers not
for the CT legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana state Sentinel
J. NJ. TILFORD.
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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mis-ibe to the Fenian Brotherhood without dis
tinctiou OF class creed. provided his character
be unbemished and his devotion to Ireland nn-
questioned; and that we earnestly invite every
American who is loyal to the principles of selt-
government - aid and sustain us by bis moral in
fuence AZ aiust our enemies. the emmissnries OF
foreign despOtisms who would fain crush the
growth Of Republican principles and stop the on
ward march Of freedom 10y assailng iteven in this
free lind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

BUFFALo, November l3-The Captain OF a
propeller from sAndusky. said it Mas reported
that tunnel had been discovered iion, the pris-
oner's quarters on Johnson's Island TO come
woods 800 feet distant. also. that about 6Do
muskets found in the tunnel. undoubtedly =
brought by schooner from Canada.
The pilot to seize the United State- steam
er Michigan and two oropellers OF the New York
Central Railway line and make . reid the
shipping and Buffalo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14
CONVENTION. FESIAy HALL.l
CHICAGO. November 8.

CONVENTION. FESIAy HALLl
CHICAGO. November 6.
To the Irish ladies' ia Chicago who presented the
Irish flag to the Chicago Circle OF the Fenian
Brotherhood. greeting:
We have heard the history of your patriotic
labor i'm furnishing Chicago brothers with a
national emblem The lofty and heroic conduct
exhibited bs the Polish ladies' We see. is not lost
upon you. We know the Irish woman is peer
less i'm all charms save One-she loves her coun-
try, but she is not national Your action initiates
a heretofore dormant char scieristc which will
we trust be followed up by all the Irish women
in America. Not, insced, in presenting flags
alone. but in thinking OF the regeneration OF the
old land and in working for that in such WAYS az
seem most likelv TO effect it,
Irish ladies OF Chicago. We salute YOU
(Ssgued:( RICHARD DVuERTY,
l.fa1etie Ind and others
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ATTORNEY.
ATTORNEY AILAw.

nFFiCF on SECOND FLOOR HUBRAkD's BIOCk
Corner ashington and MERRIAM Streets fentrsrce
from Meridian Street Indianapolis. Ind he will faith
fully and promptly attend Ia all legal business eufruse
20 him Especai attention given 10 COLLECTIONS a..
Cor rto the b1snsss of Iud polls gsner .Ilv
1ye-<9Sg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

CINCINNATI. November - NO intelligence
relative 10 the Johnsons Island affair additional
to that already telegraphed. has been received
All was quiet 10 that vicinity last night.
The @ zette's Columbus special says:
A large forcc OF infantry and tao batteries cl
artillery left for Johnson's Island yesterday.
Gen Cox left Columbus for Sandusky on .
special train last night
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HALuAx. November l3 The Asia from Lv.
erpool tbe 3lst via Qneepsto~n The lst. arrived
here
Cotton unchanged Au.ericsn bresdstufs are
steady. aui nsovisioa, 6rmes
Henry Ward Beechc came ps-senge on The
Asa.
lhe ieisii's ners had ltile effect Much sur
prise Is expressed =, the removal Of ROsecrans
The pirate GrUrgis arrived st Cherbourx
Nov 30 IN order 70 vlctn. and coal
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FAIRFAX G. H., Nov. S, 1863

FAIRFAX G. H, Nov. 5, 1863.
J. O'Mahony, II C:
Mr.. + O'Rourke, of New York has been
elected delegate 10 the convention from our
circle Capt Whelpley will attend instead OF me
Please
lSigued) NJ MURPHY,
Colonel 69th New York
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DISPATCHES

DIsPATCaks
After the convention had sdiouued sins die,
the following dispatches were received from Gen
Corcoran and Col. Murphy:
FAIRFAX, c. H., Nov 5, 1863
John O'Mahoney, II. C Fenan Hall, Chicago:
Capt.W .Whepey's leave has not vet been grant
ei; until he arrives you may vote ior Us. or you
may select Somebody else 10 do 20. Trusting
that the convention my be eminently successful,
and that rs lsbors will conclude ~ it, most ar
dent friends desire, We sisb YOU God speed.
. (SigBed) MICHAEL CoRCoRAs,
Brlgadler General
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Election Of United STATES senator.
ST LOUIS. November l3-B Gratz Brown.
Radical, of St Louis was elected United States
Senator this morning 90 the first ballot. by esveu
msiority.
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the purpose of assisting the Head Centre in the
discharge of his duties, by their advice and sup
port.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14

Centres and Delegates of the Fenian Brotherhood
u America, assembled in convention in the city Of Chi
cago to thefr fellow counrymen Ireland who share
their the best of achieving the Inde
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-16

HAPPINESS AND DUTY.-We know of
nothing more contemplate, unmanly or
unwomanly and craven, than the ever
lasting signing for happiness. Those who
have the most Of it, think the least about
it. But in the thinking about and doing
your duty, happiness comes--because the
heart and mind afe occupied with earnest
thought that touches at thousand points
the beautiful and sublime realities Of the
Universe; the heart and mind are brought
we say it with rayerence--in contact
with the Creator and Father and Ruler Of
all-the perfect bliss. z
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-16

O Il was remarked by an intelligent
old farraer, 81 would rather be taxed for
the caacation Of the boy, than the igno-
rsnce of the man for one or the other I
am compelled to bc.s