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INDIANA.


Especial Dispatch to the Chlcauo Trfbune.1
RICHMOND, Ind, May &.
The call Of the Government for volunteers for
l0t days WAS received with great enthusiasm War
meetings have been held every night for the last
week. The quota OF this city is nearly full, aud
will be completed In short time. The city pays
a bounty to each volunteer. aud the citizens hay
provided by subscription for the support Of Eami-
lies Of those who 60. 1T is expected the Governor
will call out the Indiana Legion to complete the
twenty thousand. There are two organized COM
ranlcs Of the Legion In this city.
FROM LAFAYETTE.
Especial Dixpstch to the Chicago Tribune.l
LAFAYETTE, May G..
Recruiting goes brave'y on in thl' district A
regiment has been ordered to- be- rendezvoused
here, and Col ". c. Wilson Of this cityis a2polnte
ed commandant. Tents and other equipments
haye arrived. and camp will be opened On Mon
day. A sufficient number OF companies have re-
ported 10 dll the regiment.
The 18th Indiana cavalry, 1anO strong, from Ken
dallyille, Col. Anderson commanding, passed this
morning. They will be detained short time At
Indianapolis for pay aud equipments and then 90
to the front.
, 1864-05-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
Matters Congressional and aIi,ita1


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ts,bunc.l
CONGRESSIONAL.
Nj. Dawes report declaring B!air not entit'e!
to seat in the House, giving it to Knox, was
agreed to by bare majority OF the Committee on
Elections. All the opposition members, and
Green Clay Smith isigDed the minority report
which arrives at the opposite conclusion, At one
time thr Committee were inclined to declare the
seat vacant. and Fome at least, Of the opposition
members would probably have agreed to such IL
report, but careful ana1Jss of the evidence, and
the exclusion Of all votes proved Illegal led the
Committee to the conclusion that Knox had re-
ceived majority Of al! the votes lawfully cast.
The minority Of the Committee. regarding the eri.
dence touching the vote in some Of the disputed
precincts In ditIeren. light, aud eubtracting On
heground Of itteEnlfty comparatively fewer vote.
from Blair's aggregate, cyphered up minority for
him. The question raised By the Presidents re-
nstatemeut cf Blair In military command
has not yet been passed upon By the Committee.
The House Committee On Naval Affairs decided
llshed at New London rather than at League Is
land.
our RICHMOND PRISONERS.
Col. Hoffman, Conmissary General OF Prisoners,
has made report to the Secretary Of War on the
condition Of our prisoners who have recently ar
rived at Annapolis. lie describes 1t as horrible in
the extreme, fur more horrible than any account
yet published won1d Indicate. Out Of $40, more
than sdo are 70 completely imbecile as to believe
.hat they arc still at Belle Ieland beng utterly OBJ
llv.oue Of the fact that they have becn removed.
The report was to-day transmitted to the Commit
Zee on The Conduct Of the War, who will send
subcommittee to Annapolis immediatc.y to make
further examination.
raid Was made yesterday BY 70 gurilas, under
Mcneil, on the B. t. o. r. r.. at P1cluont's Sta
rion. The telegraph line was cut several CATS
burned, and hall dozen locomotives run of tho
lack, and other damage done, which however will
le required 80 that the road will be in running Or
der to-duy.
New YoRK, MAY 6.-The Commereiol AdpeytIser
has arcport from New Orleans that Gen. Banks
Oh hls retreat to Alexandria, was assaiIed BY the
rebels In force at Csno River, and suffered heavily
Thirteen transports and punboats are said to lave
Eeen blown up BY his orders to prevent them fall
Ing into the hands Of the enemy.
WAsuMGroN, May 6.-Thc Committee on the
Conduct Of the War, 90 to Annapolis to-day to ex-
anime the prisoners returned from Richmond.
Heavy stoppages have been ma3c against the pay
ofccrtain Provost Marsha1s and Surgeons for i'm
proper enliements Of recruits who are declared by
the Boards OF Examiners TO DO unfit for military
ffufv
, 1864-05-07
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanal

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE,, May q, 1854,
FIouK-Du11 and nominal,
Observation-Disclosures. 81, ,ooo bu. Active, but 81
ac1ower. Sales this morntng-i'oo90 bu No srrlng
sumner s1pte, At s1229tai 200, bu No. sprlu9
winter rece.plt. at $l18x@1.1s. Sales on Change
1900 ba No. spring, Summer receipts ut $t113
LEX: 2o,ooo ba do, buyers option all OF Mny al
*1K; 100 bu No. a. GUNNER receipts at sl.1sk The
market ut the Newhall House this evening was very
u,uch depressed and lower. Sales-about 1oa 900 bu
Sc.t spring at 81 15@t19H-coane dull ut the Inside
cEures- Oats more active mud 1c higher saes-23e co.
u No. l. winter receipts, at 67hc; ooo bu e,luuc.
receipts st c6366hc. Com advanced &c. Sales-S(
In rev eheed on track at 93c; so do, DEL at s: 10
EsrleY firm. Ryc nominal
, 1864-05-07

0sweeo f1nrs et-aIny @.
GeArx-F1our stesdy. What qulet and held nbove
he Views Of buJcrs. No corn Il market. Data IN
FtxIeA7s-sc lower on grain; wheat 1.Kc to New
York.
CIN1L IupoETs-6e0o br1s flour.
, 1864-05-07

FLouR-Dul,
G. A1s-Nhsat dull ard lower No ? Chicago spring
"t 2: cstins with no bnyess 4: u o. CoEn-cholce
sid at 81 II; ntw 81 U Oats TsEc-
CANAL ERE!anTs s-Dull and lowt1. To New Tork,
wheat lie. corn 1jc-
CANAL ExroRTs-Flour, 1856 brls wheat. 4s,oo hu;
iSronTs Flour, T. ESQ bsls; wheat. 7ssl2 bu: corn.
, 1864-05-07


Especial Dispatch to the chicavo Tribune.l
SrE1.o-1Etp, Ohio. May 6.
This (Cark} county cent OF on Tucsdsy last i've
hundred sna 1fty men to serve for one hundred
days.
, 1864-05-07
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MAY I, 1851

Muecatine, late Secretary Of the Senate, has re-
c1uited a company at Sluscaine. The 1udianol:
Bonntr represents the zeal In Warren county 1t
enlisting as beyond the antlcfpations OF the most
Jealous friends Of the Government.
Senator Bassest, Of Webster County, who is in
town to-day, says that companies are being raised
in Webster Hamilton. Story and Boone counties,
| Col. E. P. Wood, now resident Of Fort Madison,
Iowa, formerly OF the 17th Illinois infantry, has
authority to raise regiment in Lea county.
The patriotic merchants OF Davenport have agreed
to employ such Of ther clerks as 60 into the SER
vice, upon their return.
Tho young ladies' Of Burlington have held a
public meeting and volunteered their services to
the merchants Of that city, go that all the able
bodied male clerks can 60 into the service.
| 4 full company basbecn organized at Iowa City,
composed exclusively Of Students Of the State Uni.
versity, and one ot the Professors goes as Capta,u
II is estimated that men enough for two companies
have been raised in this county by various recruit
ing officers, but they are not yet Organized. The
people are alive with patriotic fire and a7plaud
Gov. Stone for making the tender Of the 10000 to
the President.
sost Mafehal's Office, to 60 into old regiments for
tho war, pretertinG that to the one hundred days
service. -
Gov. Stone ia at Davenport,
FROM DUBUQUE.
tsEetial DiBpstch to the Chicago Tribune,l
DUBuquE, lows, May g.
The Governors Grcys and the Union Guards of
this city, have enlisted for one hundred days, and
arc rapidly filing up to the required number. An
Other company is being raieed In the county ont
side Of the city. Tue Congressional District will
raIse regiment.
FROM LINN COUNTY.
~3.1.N .A.L. .At.-
, 1864-05-07
Wholesale GrOce1s.


LIGHT AND Easy DRAUEHT.
4 all made Of wood and wrought Iron. Strong dura-
nle aHd nos liable to nraxe or get ont r osdee The
g.lc,, Il Paso. conp1ete, }s7 without wheels. ri,
nsE 1,s dS5a IT, Gonn Rights f9E sas F;E art
~ ,orJ. 7. HAEpER. Boz $3.50, Chicago Iii. i,1e oi
tttse P1nEs eau be seen at the frafre FaFnez 0lco
in this city. Agents wanted to sell the above.
mx1.Rs!n-t
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lines OF uder will be charged for each insertion sl II
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Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF TIE
following rders Societies aud Associations at the rates
eamed, % be paid In advance:
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indianapolis and Madison
Ex AELHGDA ~.
1868. ME 5 1863.
New Arrangement TO tommenc. uou-

day, Feb. =, 1861.
VUNWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepied) be
u tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, at 500 A. NJ
and p NJ. arriving Madison at 10 so A. NJ and IS
p. NJ.
Leave the Depot at Madison at 8 A. NJ and 40 p N
arriving at indianapolis at IL A. " and T4OPN
Trains leave Columbus for Rushvle al p NJ arriv
ing at $40 NJ. Returning leave Rushville at A NJ
arriving at Columbus at Ills A. NJ
This Road forms line with the Packets at Nsdgsop ~
hetranSportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West.
Iarir OF treighis a. low as by any other route
Shippers and merchants West will find ITO tb.irfnt-,
est 10 ship by this line.
feb2 DC. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
a Medical Report,

C5staining Thirty Fine Plates ana Eh2rdoiRgs0yf1'
anatomy and Physiology eftAs SeSyai 0rcols ~ a
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From DunkiIk.

DUsKRK. April 7-Navigaton Is now open
between Duukhk. Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo
and all uppeF lake ports except Buffalo. Boats
will commence their regular trips as soon as pos
sible
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSw ARE.

HNHAs. r. HAWTHORN, Importer Of China, Glass and
" Qreensware. No. SO East Washington 81, indian
spolis. Indiana. Also, Dealer in Stoneware. dec2s
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noN A NEW METHOD ., TREAT
~ INC Venerial Diseases, incln iin Z
syphilis in all its stages sonorrhea,
elect, Structure, Vsri,ocile, and HYDRO
ceie, Diseases q the kidneys. Bladder.
&c, with 1ut mercury containing a val
lable treatise on thatwide- spread malA-
dy OF youth, Seminal Weakness, Noc-
turrsl Enissious. Sexual Debility. In
potency, &C, The seere; insrrnities o,
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RENOvATERS.
CLEANING AND DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT

,.,sF limited STATES DYE-HOUsE. NO. 3s SOUTH
Illinois street. Indianapolis. Indiana
a, his OLD and WELL -kn0wn establishment the ladies
sesrri a. coors and sep garments thoroughly rsnovs
ted and repaired.
yew snd second hand clothing bought and sold .lso
pscua- branch in TIE business oehonnns'eo me draw
me hF. liable cloth. OF tear In any garment can be
20 wrought AT IL can not be visible TO the naked eye
Rrmember the place, No. IS South Illinois street.
i.nlo JOSEPH EARRle, Prcpriesor
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THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT By
N new method. and with the hsppiest results Pro
LdEss Iferi, falling Of the womb, LdRcerdfion Glcer-
asion, EekTrhea whites) CsHdry and all other dis.
which the American Female Is pecullar,
liable Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female Syia0es. This instrument should
be used by every In the land for the purpose
ceaniiness comfort. hedih, c. Sent free receipt
ofstamp, copy Of Private Letter 10 Married Ladies
on health, dc. The Doctors celebrated Female Pils
fresh from the Dspensary are reTy good in simple dis
eases, irregularities. fc. Price 81. sent by mail
At the American Dispensayy we also treat, scitiOV'
mercury and with never falling success. Itnerd or
what the quacks call prfcdts secret Diseases yiis
in all its stages Gonorrhea, Glee, Structure Hydrocee
Circoccle vsrcocele, Cersocee Spermatorhes Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency. and effects Of sef-abuse. The last six
treated OF in private letter, which send free
receipt Of stamp.
The experience of the Surgeon in charge of this de.
partmen OF the best Hospitals in Europe and in
New York City enables him patients scentifcal
ly and restore Them speedily.
Those living at distance communicate by lette
and be treated their homes In urgent send s.
or sl0 and receive Icoicines.
Consultation free and CONFIDENTIAL. Room No. "a \
East Washington Street, indianapolis. r o. Box 1884
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DAILY SENTINEL
TELEcRAphIc:
insroa'sO s1rar..r' 'os rHE DArlr sAr .ssrssl.
Noon Reports
Important Order from the War
Department.
Generals Placed in Position TOr
tue Work Before Them.
DEATH OF MRS luCRETIA CLAY.
LIKE .S.aVIG.fTIO.r OPE.y,
&c, &c. Nc.. 6c &c.
&C.. &c. Xc.. Ac &c.
From Warrington.

WAsHISGroS, April 6.-Gen. Sedgwick arrived
here to-day TO appear az witness before th,
Committee on the Conduct of the War.
Arrangements are being made for investing
Culpepper with formidable Gordon of forti6ca-
tions, with view 10 rendering il a permanent
depot Tor military supplies
Gen Burnside was in town a few hours TO d.,
III consultation with the War Department with
reference 10 his expedition.
Gen Mcdowell is about TO leave for Califor
MIA 10 command the Department of Caliiornis
and Oregon. The President wiIi authorize the
organization OF ten. new volunteer regiments
there.
Col. Edward McCook has been nominated
Brigsdier General
leegraphic advises to the Treasury Depart
ment report subscriptions To the 10 40 loan to
day at 26J0. .0OU.
The Senate military committee will report
against the confirmation OF Major Generals Scho-
held aud Gilmore
BY order OF The War Department Genera Is
Stone Porter and Neglee, have been reduced to
Their original positions in their regiments aud
General Montgomery has been dismissed from the
service.
The monitor Csnonlcus has been ordered to
JON the Tecumseh and Onondaga at New York
and proceed with their conyoSs TO the Southern
coast.
The Cangus and Manhattan will soon be ready
30 follow.
The following important order has just been
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJuTANT GENERAL $ OFFICE,


ADJuTANT GENERAL S OFFICE,
ashiug Oh, April 4, 1867
BY direction Of the President OF the UnueI
States the following changes and assignment.
have been made OF army corps commanders:
Major Gen. 2. H Sheridan is assigned to the
command OF the Cavalry Corps OF the Army oi
the Potomac.
The / lth and 18th Army Corps are cOnsolidat
ed. aud will be called the lst Army Corps Gen
Hooker being assigned TO the command.
Maj Gen Gordon Granger is relieved of the
command of the 4th Army Corps, ana Maj. Gen
d o Howard assigned in his stead
Maj. Gen. Schoheld is assigned to the command
OF the 23d Army Corps.
Maj. Gen Siocum will report to Msjor General
Sherman, commanding the Division of Missis-
sppl, and Maj Gen Stoneman will report to
Gen Scho6eld, commanding the Department oi
the Ohio, Tor assignment.
Maj. Gen Granger will report by letter to the
Adlutant General OF the Army.
Capt. Horace Porter. OF the U. 5 Ordnance
Department, is announced as ABIDE Camp 10
Lieut. Gen Grant, with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel.
De- & 81
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BY order of the Secretary OF War.
n

Assistant Adutant General.
That portion Of this order relating to the con-
solidation of the / lth and 18th Corps has been
amended SO as TO deuomiBate the consolidation
the 2Oih instead OF the lst Corps.
well known scout named Reese. connected
for long time with the Army OF the Potomac
and member of the LIST Cavalry. disappeared
last week, and is supposed to have been cap
tured
The Army of the Potomac is to-day immersed
in mud
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
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One Dollar and Eiffy Cts. a Year,
To Cluos Of twenty aud over at 81 % year
yAYAsLE ADVANCE
ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY.
80 4 %
four " ...........-.... ..-.' = w
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ton Of eaeS additional square ---.-..--. sS1s
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torueys ordering and not deaysbe for the legal proceed
lngs but colectabe at usual time Publishers not
the accuracy CT legal advertisements De-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER HARKNEss BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
J. VI. TILF0RD,
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
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PAINTING.

~ LONG No. ) EAST NEW YORK STREET. oP
POSrrE University Square, : prepared 70 DO al
kinds Of House and sign Psinting. 6rstnng and GLAZING
on Snort notice aud in the very best Style Persons
wanting work in his line req7ested TO give bin
call dec5-diy
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from, Lexington

LExINGroS April Mis- Lucretia CLAY
relic, OF Henry Clay, died at the residence o
her son. Hon. John y Clay. near Lexington. af
ter an iIluess almost entirely UNATTENDED with
pain. Aged 50 years.
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One copy. ain months. 80
CEs copy. month. ........''...'''
p>l,~rsd Nv ths esrrier riilin The en- % GEMS p'
sesl. psy she to the csfrisf -
Assi.ts viii be supplied 81 - e~His "-~A.
v7sua..r nav Be ,sntsi oar risk by'EAPfsss' pre-,
Nd ar In ksssssrsd Lfttcrs By mall hrf"iss We VIII
no, be responsible FOR any loss that may Occur
CIV .uhcrbsr, wf y bsld rssponsos Tor papers efi
,a,, hou.es sfer they have removed. or when they
-,.h them dscoufnue unless rotes y gwen Al Tie o.
See Of publieaiion. .-,.., =, ,,e.,,,r.,,,,,...
w paper sent -iinoa' pr 'P''
tban paid fos
s,eb norn4ss. ssd iss WE'LL sssIn' each Aeo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
the .bovepsej officers they ss,.t n crini,r sfc
ty,st sd call tc Little Napoleon Che head the army

the .boyeps-,ej officers they ss,sis Z. crni.r sfc
TOTES and call Che Little Napoleon TO Che head Of the army
On Monday evening last. On Irishman named
James LOaOh arrGgBcd in Philadelphia before Az
dormaD u der. When slked how long he had been IN
tits country 10 replied tro month" The prisoner
was charged with having committed unproyoked as
saul md battery upon two coored women on Ohe'tnne
st-ceth. women we're crossing the street WIN NIUE
coach containing child. Roach knocked ore down,
end when the other asked what he had done tbat for
No also ?, coiyed blow which filled her 20 The eide
,gsR Tie defendant was held IN 80 bail TO answer.
couple o. policemen who were present then asked 70
he u,nael unan III. stand They were sworn oDd then
fst6d bt Roacb Was ono Of tbo leaders NJ the parry
bo attacked she UHion procession in 'front.' Of the Goa.
tineual Thcatr Copperhcad headquarters) on satnr-
day evening last They were sWoof thor man as they
h"; had a good lool n. him aud he was placed under
sdfi,innsi bonds just think ~ u. A man who has
been in the country only two months leading che enc
mics Of the Government 70 40 attack on Loyal ctizeal
WHO were born ard bred III the CITY
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toi sept 90. g.. y. 4 Sill Il r-iEO q, 4. RI
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lO. . . n -
fig,r. 18TH with l5sf Grd - 10 How and & ha la
~ iii Io 3 ei.aa saw sip New " otid Knisht On fF-
-,.,I 50 - ~ r. Hsd heavy westerly ode
sea- rlrs1ori Cha Thcusa. fsIchid, Fortress Monroe
A. hour. 10 H. q. 4. Q.-M.
sesi.r Poorao Sherwood Portland niso. md pas 10
u y. troHFgen -,
,.. 10 Cornelius Grinel. Had mad he wind feli "'5N
srd NJ ". every dag during ihs passag-
alr Arnsnls c, Lanh, insan 10 days via cool 90 Ns'
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