Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4237, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1864 — Page 1

Triv OPTICIAN. "V" nn a nn irn nn TTtLISilED ETKkT MORKIICQ AT H THE AEW SENTINEL OFFICE 11 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET. (coata or rtAu. itbkit.) EIDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM, lropritlort. A j 1 VOLUME XII. INDIANAPOLIS, IXD.f SATURDAY MOIIKIKG MAT 14, 1864. NUMBER 4,237.

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VX.e r Fvativ&la, Plewlea mnA Rscvraiona, gotten p by or oclaUoB, or cbarcbea, at th regular Adrt!emen Uaded and plrd ondrr tb head of IpMKI ottro. If ten Iin- or OTer, wtll be cbarged double tb iui! ratfi. Tr!y 4trt!rt lo par quarterly. AnnooDcI:.- ':in!ldiln for M-e of every deoeriptlon t be charred a: the rate oftl SO for each name In the DÜ7, n4 3 In the Di!y in-1 Weklj, Iii ume lo be, la Jl caaea, paid la advance. WEEEXT STATE SENTINEL, (CBIJSHKD RVKRT KOSDAT A.T Otic Dollar mid Fifty VA.a lVr, To Cluo of twrntr ani over at $1-25 year. ADVKRTIsnfO IN TIIIC WRRKLT. Ob aanarf, one Inamlon 0 75 two " 1 00 " foor " 3 OO For earn aahaequent lnertln, and for each lnrlion of ac! adrfitlontl atiare 23 ' Leal ndTertlaenenta Inserted attheepenee of the attorvera rderitiic. and not delayabl for tb leeal rroceel Inga, Vet colletuMeat our tmual time. ruMUue rs not ceoantahla for the accuracy cf lesa-I adrertNements bToa4 the amount t harfe4 for their publication. ELLKK, HAKKNKSM A Bl.MUIAM, Wopricton Indian State Sentinel. J. U. TILFOKD. President Indianapolis Journal Company. REAPERS AND MOWERS. THE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER Irr IT IS A TWO WHRKI.KD MACHIITE THE wheel anpporttng Hie framx are both drllnir wneeU, and drtve tbe knive together, or indepandntly. '2d. There are no cor tn the driving wheels. 31. When not rutting, no co I in mutton; therefore, lo trnpertine;, tbero it no wear. 4th. The kn vea neer work when the Machine Is barked; ia a eay backed a an empty cart. 6th. Tbe cutter bar ia attached to the frame by a douMe hi litre joint, ad allow an Independent action either cimI of the bar rWntf without allrciing thu otbtt. th. Tbe ratter bar ia eaily raided to paa obtrnr. tIiM by tneanaof the lever, which U always uner, the corttrul of tha cperator. "tU. N B. The cutter bar U in front of the driving wheels, and seat In rear, thus enabling the driver to -e the operation of the cutter without tiiter'eriiig with his dnvinjr. and avoiding throe dreadful accidents which have frequently oeeutrrd when the seat is directly over or in front of lit cu'U-r bar. Will Tbe cutter bar is folded acr tbe frame for traneportiiig ihn rking it a porteble as a buggy. 0th. The wheel or cutter bar next the frame prevents clofrginar when running over rut fja., and alv rtlievea the dratt. 10th. Itcan be changed front a Keaperto a Mower, and k- eer.i in ßfltm miHuUn. lib. The plailortn does Lot aupport either the reel or raker. 12th. The reel U aupporUd from the frame of the Machine. 13lh Tbe raker baa a comfortable saddle seat over tbe fraane of the Machine. 14th. .Vo Avmhug Tit raktr v katt a im. 15th. It took the nmT mait -m as a Mower, and as a Combined Machine, at the Indiana and (bu State Fairs ftr 1":. lth. It will mooter three hundred pounds lighter thai any other Mower orKeaper. 17th. VVn rsiUMOi Tun WOULD to skat Thk ftUCKKIK." (Ilee u yotlr Order erly, a we cannot oh'ain any more Machines lhau we have now bought, as the maniifatnrert have nrders lor three thousand, more Machines than they can possible make. Call are! look at the IMPROVKD Itl'CKETK, under Ma.pntc Hall. D0U5ET AÜDFR50X. aprll dti ljunelS CLOAKS. CLOAK HOUSE! CIionpct In Hie Vol. Cloaks, Mantillas and Shawls, For 104. BURROWS & EDWARDS, TTHOlKSALr! AND EKTAIL 22 South Illinois Street, GROCERIES. Groceries, &c., &c. Q fk BkC.H CHOICK VtIO COKKEE, IS LIGHT f ß tß f unert nag. mr.S JAVA CUFFF.E. -g O nOGSHRArSS.O. andI5LAn?tVt AR. 450 cnLÄ" kxfi5i:dsuöar lo() tBLÄ 8TSlps' QQ HALF PBIl. A5D KEfiS STRÜP. ' 7Y UALF CHESTS A5D CADDIES TEA. 5Ö KEGS E!CGU5U S0DA -TnTkr-A Ktf.S NAILS. SeUUU ffi PACXArtESMArTCEKEL " JlIT a USH ! annl TKÜV1. . . ' . . . 4i- sr I wuttrr 4)50 W1LJ. OLD rCKK B0CKB05. And all kinds ef BRA5DIES and yrVXTS fer sale at Eaitenj Pricea by e As & II. SCIIÄULL. WUOLEAALK GRCXIKW, Soliinill New I31ocU, prt-41y IXDlAlf AFOLIÄ, ISP. LIVKIIV S rA IIL.K HETtRT ALLE 5, Xew Tork IJvery andSale Stables, Jo. II and 14 East Perl atreet, la tbe rear ef b.ean't Ueck. fcttO.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Trains Lea. Trains Arrive 3 50 A. M S3f A.M. 100 p. U 12Nn. B20 r.U Mall .45 V.U.. (DUUACKrriil tAlLWAt. Tralos Leave. Trains Arrive &30 A. M 9:10 A. M. 2 15 P. M Mall 135 P M. 710 P. II 1010 P. M. ivDiaearetia a cterrwuaTiaaitaoaD. This time 12 minutes faster than Indianapolis, lime. Teams Leave. Trams Arrive tfO A.M H 30A.M. 7 03 P. M 7.05 P.M. dm esCTt BAit-aosn. Iratna Uava. Trains Arrive 9 20 A.M.. 140 A.M. ISO P. M oo A.M. 10:25 P. M .56 P.M. Locisviix. ite aLaaer aar cetcsoo bau aoa. Ei press, Oreencastle Junction, folos; north.. 5 20 P. M GoiCf IvSt. HiO A M LsraTBTTB BArLaeAb. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive 11:40 A. M 15 A.M. 75 P. M S 4i P.M. 1O20 P. M -W P. M. rite Aui.vDuArouiaAtL0AD. Trains Leave. Trams ArHve. 12:00 A.M Cblcags Repress, So. 1....S 55 A M. 4 15 P. M Mail MOO A.M. 10.30 1. M....aica(fo ExprfM, So. I.... 4 '0 P. M. iMDiAMAroua ap siAOiaue ailsoad. Trains Uave. Train Arrive. 6 00 A.M Kipre 11:00 A. M 3:00 P. M Accommodation... 7:40 P. M jirrnnonviLi.i- aiiboad. Tralni. Leave. Trains Arrive. 20 A.M Mail S 30 A. M. rK P. M H10P. M. CROCERIES.

J. B. ALV0UD. J. M. CALDWELL II. R. ALV0KD. ai.voici,:ai,iu i.i.i. a- aivoic i, V u fi II? i -I; 1 XiIQUOR DEALERS A!fD COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Are In DAILY receiptor freak gooda. ' . t 1 . . Constantly on band and for sale at tha lowest prlcea. large and assorted stock cf Tot frr Munjnr TO al , Srtnp. lllcr, ',. nil CS I n W nod r n w t r Koiip,(;ainile, Mnrrli, IlMlnln 'Isars), Tebnrro, .Tlnckrrel XV Ii lie tin Ii, 't ränge Twine, Cotton Ydrn I-e-t it ffn Kiitt Fltres llntrs, Jellies. Ilrnndf. tiki iiih. U litrt, 4 lttnU.otlonsj of hII kittrlo und riantittion and lloker III lie rn Particular attention given to the sate of 68 East Washington Street. ISntANPOU5, IKD apr25-dw PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. A NEW SCrrLT AT BOWHV TIaWAHT CO'S. : a AT BOWEX.STKWAKT . CO'S. PAPER AND ENVELOPES. X 000 RKAMS 0F rAPER.100.0(10 KnnmJU?T RECEIVED AT B0WEN. STEWART & CO'S, 18 West Washington Street. rnv.1-d2w NOTHING LIKK LEATHER BELTING. rpiIE UNPFKSIfiar nWK COXJCECTED TTH I their LEATHKR mlNESS the manufacture of EKl.TlJiG of all Mir,Btnc, deuMe nd round. Our fAClÜties for the tnar.ufaf rjre of tbe shore artleles are unequal-e1 Laving d-w nsa, klnerv f the most approved kind for frr tchin, Ac. We c!t the tet selected OAK TANNED LEATHfci aad employ none bat eipetiriKed workmen Wi al mkf to ordrr Tire Knctr.e and Section Hcse. Psrtlcalar attention paid to repairing eld Belts, Hese, Snrt'on, Ae. Prtrea as l-w as any boue east or weL All work warranted. Order solK-ited. .TIOOXCY V CO., South Meridian St., Edit Union Depot. aprt9-d3m COFFEE. KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE 'I VIE MOST rCOOMICAL, HKALTHT AND DKf lH'Bi bererae 1 tse, p.nesiac tbe rffb flamr ef the Java Coffee, wltheut any of Ja Irjurkn effects on tbe system. Fri' by all rttall crorrr thr- nboct the State, and at wholesale by tA W A KK A STAÜliLTT, bolea (irrceri. Ne. 13 Setii Mcsiaa street, i&d soie arent fwr Iadlaa nj1i'J

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a Fact II I ax Dye. In the year 145 Mr. Mathews flr-t prepared tbe Yf.XKTlAJi II MK DTK; since that time It baa been used b thousands, and in tio tbslatice baa 1 failed to give entire satisfaction. Tbe VE5ET1AN UTr. la tbe ebeape't In the world. Its price la only Fifty Ceut and each battle cor.taioa doub't the quantity of dye lu thne usually sold for one dollar. Tbe VENETIAN DTE la warranted not to lnjoretbe hair or the ca!p In the ai!hten decree. The VENETIAN I)TK works Ith rapld;fy and certainty, tbe hair requiring no preparation whatever. The VKNKTIAN DTK proluces any hada that may be desired on-that will not fade, erk or wab entarte that is as permanent as the hair italf. For sale by aJl drufg Isu. I'rice 50 cents. A. I. MATHEWS. Gen.ral A Rent, 13 Oeld atreet. N. T. Also. Mnufactarer of Mathews Arnica Hair Gloss, the best bair dressing tn ase. Price 5V cent. Jaalo-ly A Voice From VlcskMliurg:. ViCKurka, Mim , Au. 9, 1SC3. Da. Joe Ben. Dear 8ir: I am happy to state to yon that have used your valuable Cedron Bitters with great bfDff.t to myelf In general debility ind proitration of mt ytem, produced by the unhealthy and roiamtlc Influences of the Minsisnlppl liivr and around Virksburu, bavins; been with ien. Grant' army tbrourbout ill whole ?outhf rn campiljin. I confidently rec-'turuend Its une to all persons who are exposed In unhealthy climates. II. W. Jr'lXiLK, Agent U. S. Sanitary Commiuloa. Icistili k, Kt., Sept. 16, 1?61. On the of Jaly lat I mhmitted. thr ufh an airent of mine, t the Medical l)-.reetr ot the )epartn)tit of the Cumberland, a sample of myCtdrun Bitters for hU inpaction, ir.d rfqueted, if alter inalyaU he foui.dit miitoriout, to sanction and approve Its use among our ol1ir. The following I the M-dical Dirrctor'l ffplj, nd also Gen. U e;an'i pcrmis.ion to tlp 200 dozen at once to have It sold tu Sutlers. JuMN HL'LL. "I a tu satisfied that Cedron TUMera will do no harm to any cue, jf taken prof er y 4 n mo-lrritlon. I sre no objection to lr. Hall brln permltled to .HgpAe of It to Sattlers. A. IIKNKV THL'KSTDN. Surgeon and Mtdjt a Director, D. C." Hkaikicabters IeT oe Tee Craiiaunri, Nai-h vii i.tt, 1km , July 24, 1-Cl. Dr. John I'ull'a Aa-ent, Mr. , has permisi-.n to ship to Naibville, Tenn., tv.enty-flve cross (or 3oo ti-ren) of Hull's Cedron Bittsrs, for sale to butlers Id the army only. The rejrulaiions of the Treasury Iepartment are to be complied wnbstrictljr. Pycomn ai.d of Major General Roeerraoa, WM. M. WILES, Major and Provost Marshal General. Seid Wholesale arxl Ketdil Wy J. K. 5 E SOUR. DrasRiht, West Washington Street, Indianapolis. merrhl-dßm DRY GOODS. &C, &C. SPRING GOODS FOR THE rV 13 I T2 S. ivi:s at co., No. 1 South Meridian Street, (0U) POST OFFICE BUILDING.) IN CONNECTION wnH TBt.U CLOAK, DOCSK wlilnjeu, on Monday, April If, 1, aWttnild atock of i STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS The chspet ever brought to this city. Indies would do well to call Wf'.re purchasing elsewhere, as the good have been selected by an enperien.ed buyer in the Eastern market, and will be sold at a small advance for cash. IVE5S 4 CO., No. 1 S.mth Meridian Street, next to American Express Office. nprl6-dtf CROCERIES. J?9 Ttf7 LMM AAA. 00 lllu1 r Ku?Hrllffin1 'lo Ftr Hale by i:icl a iia r nr.u, apr21-ln LAFAYETTE IND. ti v ki:b: tQO I.bl w. .tluckprrl. lltalff llbl. Ho. 300 K"" d0For aale by CAUL A IIATCIIi:U, apr:i-dlm LFAYKTTE, IND. lOKK A . VI) LA KD. oOO ,,bl ,,orK oOO nbl Lnrd Kor sale from Stcrt by i:ki, v iiATcunc, iprCl-dlra I.AFATF.1TK. IND. HARDWARE. NEW IRON STORE. ro.Tii.KOY, ruv cV co., No. 24 South Meridian Street, IMII.1APOI.IS, l IIAA, Have constantly n hand IROX. STKRL, NAILS, ASYIL.. BELLOWS. VICES, AXLES, SPRINGS, DOLTS. MAIXF.APLF CASTINGS, NITS, WASHERS. nOR.E SHOES, HORSK SHOE NAILS, WHEELS, lirPS, SPOKES, FELLOES, SHAFTS, BUGGT AND WAGON ROWS, CHAINS. PLOW HiNDS.AC . AC. jm.. jk 'jr m tk . The Ohl River Salt Company. The Madien Parl Starch Comptny. ft fThev will sell a!! articles in their tine at the lowest market prices. P0MF.R0T. FRY A CO. febl?dw. NOTIONS, &C. CIIILI)Ki:. S CABS, JIG AV I Is Is O W 5DV A G OX S , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. I TUFTY DIFFERENT STYLES ON KXIIIP1T10N AND for aa'.e a; my a'.e.om. cp suirs. Tbty are selected from the best msnuractnrera. a:.d vary lo prices from TWO to THIRTY DOLLARS apiece. Dealer will Sal it to their intert to inspect the iron-is CHARUS MATER. feMi-dn-Bna No. 89 Wet ahiogton Street. WANTED. VICING MAS, WHO 13 A GOOD DOUBLE ENTRT bck keeper, a&d tu ha4 U leat five year eperleuce. in a retail dry g kkIs store. "Ni-ne but a l!rt class business mau bned apply. Inquire at ibis bce.

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DA 1L YfegNTIiV EL Telegraphic Dispatches.

Reported expressly for the Daily State Sentinel MORNING REPORT. LATEST VAR NEWS. GRAFT'S VICTORIES Ii VIRCwirVlA. THE SEVENTÜ DAY of the FIGHT The Enemy 4.1v1rk Way ul nil OCR FORCES SIX "MILES BEYOSD SPOTTS YLVANI A. Ohio Itcgitiieiits on the way to Iii? Front. &c. &c, fitc, &c. From ,v Vork. Naw Yoaa. May in. A special to the Herald dntcd U.ittle Field, nwr Swu.nl vamOhv 12. 8A.M.."mt!: ' Our army thie morning engare1 in the fiercvM or its bmles, niid u pressing funfard to victory. A Iter tbe s-tnguiiitry bnt penerslly successful battle or Turftl.tr, ihe aimy during yoterJ ;t j was comparatively quiet. . A levUJe demoiisirntion against our right wing yesttrditT morning wns repulsed. A f ecoi)i)üisütice aittdo ooour right to feel the etietnyV left w.is made. ati an a-nuli ufion right b? a portion of the Gib corps and Uiruev's division of Hancock's corps, at first intended, was afterwnrdf abittidonetl. In the forenoon (I Ith) two companies on the lelt of the tlth coip. coinnietu-eJ driving some aharpahuoters from their piilion in house thai commrtiided A puriUl view of our lines killing and capturinc several. w In tliM artfriiiif in rain fell tri n m itent on -" uiuv V x ' 1 tilititti till alter dark, lvi:ij the dust, cooling th atmosphere, and raiding the spirits of our men. Fires were built and supplies cooked. The rund comtueticed playing, and the forest alonjr the line was for once undisturbed by the enemv'a pIicUr Our poor oldicrit ate heart j and rested fweetly. The enemy had no ammunition to waste, while new arrived toward evening that Sheridan had penetrated to the vicinity of Hearer Dam, on the Orange Court House railroad, nnd torn tip about ten railed of tr-tck, captured a rebel upply train, end recaptured over JUK) of our men, who were captured in the old Wilderties battle. This news was fo inspiring whetcrer it waa known, that u generitl jubilee of cheer succe led th aniiouiicoiiieiit, and during the night arningenjent were nmde for ait attack. The enemy h ia been eeen puhins; troops toward our riKht. and extensiv tly erecting battia in liont of Hancock' troopa It wa rlirewdlv and rightly I au'Kxtexi th?i lii w,a only a if "mt to their real Intention': l.y;ir) dn'tjjhc the 2-i corps rnarcheil to the Icfv of the Cth corps, between that and IJurnide's cömmand, und left of tlirt Spott.syUatiia road. At half ptst 4 o'clock this morning Hancock attacked the enemv fronting him, and a force opening a withering cannonade and making reistless charges against the very heart of hia position. The cannontde was replicl to with vigor, and the charge of our men were as vigorously re filled, but the determination of the onset overwhelmed everything. The troopn rushed on the ntle pits of the enemy, bayoneting them in their works, cutting the lines, nnd capturing in the first chtrge, over 3.000 men mid aeveral gun, including the greater portion of the Stonewall brigade, belonging to Ned. .Johnson' division hiin-eU being captured. The Hsiiult was continued until nearly the whole division of the corps w.ih captured, and other troops, amounting to 1,000 men. LATER 11 O'CLOCK. A dispatch this moment arrive announcing the capture of 7,000 prisoners and .10 guns. The battle is still progressing. The 6ih corps, on the left of the 21, hastened into bittle, and are pushing the enemy. Warten' fnh corft moved up to it support on the riht, the battle becoming general. Nearly all our arlültry is encaged, an 1 the clangor of juns, whistle !' prape and solid nhot, roar of rnucjuetry, and explosion of the enemy's shells, filled the l'oret with awful tumult. Shells burnt around tue while 1 write. LATER, 12 O'CLOCK. It is just now reported thst Hancock ha turned the riht thnk the enemy below Spottsylvania, and is pres-ing on. The battle everywhere is overwhelmingly in our Lavor. 1 errific firing hi just commenced on our left, near Gra.it' Headquarterf. The battle iä going on with terrible energy, and our success is suld to be certain. Prisoners are constantly coming in. The following dispatch waa sent by Hancock this morni'ig : Near pottistlvaxia May 12, t? a. m. J I have esptured "between 30 and 40 guns, and have finished up Johnson, and am now goiug into Early. (Signed,) W. Hancock. The guns captured have arrived at headquarters. General Stuart, comnnnding" a brigade in Johu.-ouV di visionwas captured. ljuriiide's column Is reported to have moved down on the railroad towards Fiedericksburg to co in on the ei.emy'a rear. Warren with the 5th corps, on the right, are row ending heavy lines of ekirmishers to feel the enemy's woi ks in his front, which are tuppo.ed to be abandoned. It is impossible to ascertain all the particulars at this time of writing, but our victory is con sidered going on to a decisive result. We are pressing the enemy everywhere. General Wright U slightlywounded, but ij still in command of tbe 6th corps. The Herald' special, dated City Point, May 11, says: From the latest accounts received from the front last r.ibt, it is known that Butler' forces are within three miles of Petersburg, aad p;ed a- a? . a a ew the outer lines oi me reoei aeiences. I ma is important, as it more closely pens up Beauregard's command withiu the city. The Tribune's special, dated Washington city, May 12, says: Our army is now heard from six miles beyond SpottsVivanU Court H use. We fought again yesterday ar.d drove the cue my most alliitlv, capturing a large number of piisoners and guns, and several general ofiicers are amocg the killed. SACOSD DISPATCH. HlADQUAKTISS 5lH A&MT Ccir.) In tne Field, May 12. Hancock made a brilliant cat ture at 4 o'clock this morning. An entire rebel division including Major Gen. Ned. Johnson and Brigadier Generals Stuart and Robt. Johnson, commanding brigade, between 2.000 and 3,000 prisoner, and two batteries, each of ix pieces, fell into oar hands. Taking advantage of tbe storm and datknesa lat evening, Hancock managed to change the petition of bis troop unobserved by tbe eneny, and while darknesa and fog prevailed pounced on them this oornirg like a wolf oo the iold. He took tbe captives completely by aurpriae, and having sent bia prisoners to the rear, turned their own guns on tbe enemy ia tbe immediate vicinity. A cecial to the World from Washington dated tha 12;b says:

The Army of the Potomic opened its seventh day's battle this morning with the most brillant success.

Advice to night direct from the front state HLCck's cort. on the center jut west of Soottavlvania. nioved at an early hour ou A. P Hill's corps, and after a severe rkirmish drove Heath's division and a part of Wilcox's, capturing 2.000 prisoners, including one Major Oeueral, two Brigadier Gtncrals and U celd and line olEcer. At 9 A. M. no other fighting had occurred. r ram l lncinnnll. Cincinnati. May 13. TDere is great activity at Camp Dennison in preparing the National Guard for the held. The Mi, 137th, 14C:h, 149ih, 152 and 151:h regiments left yesterday fr the East, and two other regiments go to day. These regiments are full and thoroughly armed and equipped. . .. For tbe SenticeL Stale Convention of the Fenian Ilroitterliood. Fxnian Hall. Indian apolu May 3d, lbG4. The Centres and Delegates of the Fenian Brotherhood in Indiana, summoned by the order of Thomas Redmond, State Centre o( tbe orgHiiir.ttion, to meet in Convention at Indiintpolis on May 3d at 2, o'clock P. M., assembled at that hour in preliminary meeting in Fenian Hall. The State Centre called the meetinir to order and addteed the Convention, statine the obiect of the Convention and the importance at this hour of a thorough organization of all Irishmen in the State of Indiana favorable to the cause of the Fenian Brotherhood. On motion of Richard Doherty.of Lafayette, J. Anaten Stewart, of Indianapolis, was appointed Secre'arv pro tern. Col. IV F. Mullen moved that a committee of three on permanent officers for the Convention bo appointed Seconded, and carried unanimously. The State Centre nnrv.inted Col. H. F. Mullen of Madison. Kichard Doherty of Lifayette, nnd Michael McMahon ot Terre Haute, as Committee on permanent officers The committee retired nnd in a shorttime ubmiited the following report: For President Thomas Kedmond, Indianapolis. Vice Presidents Richard Doherty, Lafayette; Martin Grace, Terte Haute. Secretaries J. Austen Stewart, Indianapolis; Patrick Hyrne, Madison. On motion, the report was adopted unanimously. On motion of Col. H. F. Mullen, it was ordered that the chairman of each Circle represented present the credentials of their respective delegations to the Secretary, when the following chair men presented the credentials of their delegates: John Cosgrove. New Albany; John 0'I)nnell, Mitchell; Martin Grace, Terre Haute; Col. U. F. Muullen. Madison; Richard Doherty, Lafayette; John CVrnll, Crawfordsville; Thomas Nash, Indianapolis; Thomas Howe, Valparaiso; John O'Donnell. Mitchell; Tames McTageart, Logansport. On motion of Mr. Doherty, it was adopted that no person be allowed to sit in the Convention except Fenians recommended by the Ceutres of their respective Circles On tnotfon of C A B Y. Muncn.Xapr was requested to address the Convention nnd give his experience nnd knowledge of the present position, power and strength of the Fenian Broth erhood in this country and elsewhere. Thomas Redmond, President of the Convention, introduced Captain Daly, whereupon, in ab elocjuent and appropriate address, he gave a graphic description of the poition and prospects of the organization, and its increasing power and strength, depicting the bright prospects before the Fenian Brotherhood to accomplish that dear and patriotic onject for which they were united the Nationality of Ireland. On motion of Col. B. F. Mullen, a committee of one from each Circle represented in convention, be appointed by the chair, to take into consideration the best means to effect a more thorough organization of tlin Fenian Brotherhood throughout the State of Indiuia, and renort by resolution or otherwise at I) o'clock on Wednesday morning, on the 4th int. The chnir appointed the following committee: Col. It. F. Mullen, Madison; Mattin Grace, Teire Haute; Daniel Lynch, Columbus; Jo!m Cosgrow, New Alban ; .lohn O'Donnel, Mitchell ; Richard Doherty, Lafayette; John Carroll, Crawlordsvillp; Thomas Nash, Indianapolis; Tli imm Howe. Valparaiso; James McTaggart, Log insport. On motion of Thomas Nash. Indianapolis, the convention adjourned to meet at Feniau Hall oa Wednesday niotnir.g, nt 'J o'clock. WmNLsDVY. May 4, ISG I The convention was called to order by the President at 9 o'clock A. M. At the request of the President, the Secretary called the roll, when the following delegates answered to their nanie: Daniel Lynch, Columbus James Mollit, do.; John O'Donnell, Mitchell; John Cosgrow, New Albany; Wm. Holartd. Mitchell; Patrick Os borne. Terre Haute; Martin Grace, do ; Michael M'Mahon, do.; James ll-tgerty, do.; Col. B. F. Mullen. Mads-sn; Wm Griffin, do.; Patrick Hvrne, do.; Pntrick Davy, do.; Patrick Wade, dö.; Richard Doherty, Lafayette: F. G. Grant, do.; Matthew Ball, do.; John Carroll, Craw, fontsville; J. Austen Stewart. Indianapolis; Cornelias Kelly, do.; Kichard Simpson, do.; James Reneham, do.; Thomas Nash, do.; Thos. Howe, Valparaiso; James McTaggart, Logansport; Joseph Kearney, do. The minutes of the previous session were read and unanimously adopted. The committee appointed to report on the best means to accomplish a thorough organization of the Fenian Brotherhood in the State, (submitted through their Chairman, Cob-nel B. F. Mullen, the following resolutions which were unanimosly adopted: 4. Retained, That twenty five cents be pail monthly, for rive months. by each member of the Fenian Brotherhood, to contitate a fund for the organization of the Brotherhood; that said fund be transmitted to Thorn ts Redmond, S'ate Centre of Indiana, to be by him expended in paying ing the expenses of such persons of ability and Intiuence as will give their services as lecturers and organizers in the cause of Irih nationality. Retolved, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished to the centre of each circle in the State. On Motion of Colonel B. F. Mullen, a committee was appointed for the organization of mill tary companies in the different circles io the State. The chair appointed the following committee: Colonel n. F. Mullen. Madison; John O'Donnell. Mitrhell; Thomas Howe. Valparizo; John Carroll, Crawfordsville; Martin Grace. Terre Haute. The President introduced to the Convention Mr. J. W. Fitzgerald, Centre of the branch of the Fenian Brotherhood in Cincinnati. Mr. Fitz gerald addressed the Convention at leegth, paying a glowing tribute to the patriotism of the members of the Fenian Brotherhood, showing their devotion to their native country, and their willirgLeeS aad tffurt to sustain the land ot their adoption, the glorious Stars and Stripes also, the determination to gain victory or death for their fatherland. Oo motion the Convention adjourned till two O'clock P. M. At 2 o'clock P. M. the President called the Convention to order, and the roll was called. Tbe President introduced to the convention the patriotic Chief and Head Centre of the Fenian Brotherhood, Johu O'Mabouey, of .New York, who addressed the convention at leagth, showing the progress and prospects of the cause of the Fenian Brotherhood. He also passed a glowing tribute to the revered arxl lamented Rev. Edward O'Flaherty, late State Centre of Udiana. The Committee on Military Organization sub mitted the following report through their tbairraan. Col. B. F. Mullen. . Ma. PataiDixT: Your committee, to whom the question of a thorough military orgsxiiUioa

within tbe Fenian Brotherhood, beg leave lo submit tha following report: Tbey recomojend the appointment of a stand ing military committee, or military orgatiitlioo, who are hereby iuatructed to form military companies in the different Circles aa soon as practicable in accordance wivh ca litary regulations and usages. On motion the report was adopted, and tbe follow irg committee was appointed by the Presideut: Col. B. F. Mullen, Madison; Hi chard Simpson, Indianapolis; Lieut. Col. John E Balfe, Lafayette; John Carroll, Crawfordsville; Martin Grace. Terre Haute; John O'Donnell, Mitchell; Thomas Howe, Valparaiso; Joseph Kearney, Logansport; Daniel Lynch, Columbus; John DowJ, New Albany. The President then proceeded to address the

couTeiitioo. stalir.g that the work for which the couveution assembled was tbout accomplished, and returned thanks to the members of tbe convention for so promptly responding to tbe cil. It convinced him mort fully, if need be, of tbe unswerving devotion of the Fenian Brotherhood to accomplish tbe dear object for which tbey were banded togither the liberation of Ireland" from the domination of England. He hoped the day was not far distant when the Feuian Prothtrhood would see tyrant F.ngland humbled in the dust her treacherv and robbery in Ireland her butchery ot Ireland's sons and daughter be made to revert back to her own polluted English soil as her own destrover Let bigoted f.ngland dare sound the tocsin of war against the United States of America, and she will find 2O0,0iH Fenians rallying round the green flaj; of Krin nnd planting it triumphantly over the downfall of England's despotism and Ire land's liberation. He concluded by saying that he hoped Indiana would still continue to be the banner State of the Fenian Brotherhood in America. On motion of Kichard Doherty the proceedings of the Convention were adopted as a whole, and ordeml to be published. On motion nf John Coagrovf,i rote of thanks waa iriven to J. Austen Stewart and P. Byrne for the aide manner in which they discharged their duties as Secretaries of the Convention. On motion of Cd. Mullen, the Convention adjourned $inedif, THOS KEDMOND, President. Jon Af ST KM STkWART.J c . P. Brims. ( ecrciairiei. For reasons deemed advisable, the three first resolutions are withheld from rublicitv. DRY GOODS. 8 aa V i a St a m A w t sV as A a M i a Is1 W t i w A w 'i p i v r A V 02 i i 10 e i i i n 1 i A a 2 a n i i r. FRINK'S EXCELSIOR FAMILY MEDICINES, RF. A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AIL PC RE LT vejf-ublf, and warranted tn give st!fact.'on and pcriwnn as recommended. One trial ia worth a volume ef eTtiflcaU-. .viedicnl Corrector for Bü'Jons and Liver Complaints, Sirk or Ifervous Usa lache, Dyspepafa, and for panfying tbe blood. Liver, ( atliartlc and AntlIIIIIIou Fill We offer these Fills and asrt that tb-y are th best In ne, and invite a trial to prove tbe tmth of our assertion. A cue fill for tha radical care of Fever aid Arue. A core is warranted la all eaea. Lradlrator.-Wr warrant this remedy In all eases to core ceronic and recent case t.f liyseoiery, DiarrVa, Chnlw or Caolera Morbaa. It als the beat paia killer extant. Compound Fx tract of Arnica, for Ehenitim. Neuralgia Pains Inflammation, ic, ac. th.e trial will convince tbe nvt skeptical of tbe magical Stc of this tmly rreat and wonderf ul rreparat .cn. Aromiatlc Ulnlmenl, fort'BU. new and old; Mores, Boils. Braises. Karo. Frost Bites, Sore 5ip lea, Ac. We offer this as one of tbe best Salves bow in ne. I'arailan Tooth Liquid for 7ervon Toothache, Cleaniac the Teeth a:id Parlfyicc tbe Breath. AU ofibe aove seven remedies are put id aoentlfi raJly, anl aold wholeaale and retail at yorwo's Block, 5os. H and 20 5"rth llliola trert, In-anapKlU, ixti by DruryUu and Storekeepers everywhere, aad warranted to cure u tales as recomieaaea. The sick and aSLcted are inviied to call at esr oSlce, 5orwooa'a Block Consaluüona free. Advice fratis. Medicinei warranted and res raaranteed. Call and ret circaiars, see eerincates ana recefvn rood and konert treatraeci. AeBts wanted te travel everywhere. Satisfactory rs doeement offered. SPlCEk, UEySINGS A CO., novlTlAwiy Preprietera. Dr. A. I. GAIili, OFF EM IIIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF Indianapolis and vicinity. OCce, Tlrc:tiia Avenae o. Tl. ReM-ience 5 Orth 5w Jersey street. Sa. ST. ctU'CVdlj

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