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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

ExE Hon Schuyler Colfax. after quoting /
various compliments to his great exertions
TO procure for Indiana a prominent place.
and good arms. in the present difficulty. and
disclaiming the credit SO exclusively given
to him, says:
In all our efforts during the past Eve OF
six weeks TO serve our gallant volunteers
and carry out their wishes, We have been
assisted by gentlemen who are entitled to
share very largely whatever credit may be
due for their success In one or another oil
these missions we have been aided. and
most materially. by Hon. John S. Bobbs.
Calvin Fletcher. ESQ.,, Hon. T. H. Nelson,
Hon. w. Mckee Dunn. and Hon. d. Kilgore.
We value the approval of our friends high
". but canno; accept it without rendering
Justice to others where justice is due.-
Senator Lane and Hon. A. G. Porter are
also at Washington before this time IN the
same duty.
The authority TO our six regiments ct three
months soldiers to serve during the war
which. after several dcchnations, was
finally obtained-thanks to the President
himself, who from the first felt interested u
carving ont the wishes of our State doe:
not bind any officer or private. Those who
| do not choose to extend their term OF enlist
/ ment will retire and their places will be titled
by recruits. Those who go on TO the ead o
the war. which Gen. Scott fixes at not late'
than February. will receive bounty Of Slot
cash, besides their pay, and the bounty land
that will undoubtedly be voted them by
/ Congress.
+ The anxiety of our soldiers 10 be ordered
/ in some direction, where they could strike q
/ blow for the Union in whose service they
/ had enlisted. was really irrepresslble, ano
was increased by the fact that the volunteers
from nearly every other State besides ours
had this opportunity. Al their urgent re
quest, We laid their wishes before the Presi
dent. the Secretary OF War and Gen. Scott
and stated as they instructed us, that all si'
regiments preferred to go to Western Nlr
(! Virginia rather than Cairo. II was foune
impossible to take them all for that service
as there were SO many regiments In camI
near by. We then asked for two regiments
leaving the Government to pick whichever
they pleased; but General Scott finally au
thorized three, aud Col. Dumont's. Col
Cri,tenden's and Col. Milroy's (the las
from this District and vicinity were taken
They left Indianapolis, happy at the oppor
tuni,y of serving their country, and thu
regiments they left behind were the un
happiest people around that city. 1t wa
/ not our fault that all were not taken.
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TIE FxpxRAL ARxY.-The Federal army
drawn from the workshops and farms OF
the North. has no lack of means within
itself to supply every want of tho army.
When the Massachusetts men reached
Annapolis and found the railroad taken up.
they relaid it and repaired the locomotives.
On the advance into Virginia at Alexandria.
proclamation was desired to be published
to the inhabitants. The printers in the
town refused to print it. Col. Wilcox
called for printers among his mon, and inn
mediately he had enough to sst up the
proclamation and issue ID. assuring tho citi-
zens that if they kept quiet they should be
army of men SO ready Tor anything requir-
ed will make n way. successfully. wherever
sent. esa z4 81 l
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GEN. SCoTr AND THE RKPoR rER>-Gen.
eral Scott was heard to say Yesterday tina,
he would have captured the rebels a. Har-
per's Ferry, and all their munitions Of war,
had 1t not been for the newspaper press lin
their anxiety to give early news) keeping
the rebels posted up in every movements OF
the United State troops. He said che
would rather have one hundred rebel spies
IN his camp than one newspaper reporter!'
Washington correspondence Philadelphia
INQUIRER
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Having been authorized BY the Presiden.
OF the United States to raise a regiment for
three years service, desire that all cap
tains. who wish to form part of my regi-
ment, report to me at the Bates House in
Indianapolis within the next ten days.
june II, 1861. S. MEREDITH.
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Active Service--I0sltana In"
We find the following dispatch from Hon
D. P. Holloway. in the Indiana Journal of
the 18th
WAsHINGToN. June I2 Isf

ED. JoURNAL: Gov Lane, Porter, Mere
ditb, Brown and EcMillen have jus. sue
ceeded in getting order for six more
regiments from Indiana Gov. Lane is
entitled to great credit for his efforts for his
State. Meredith, Brown and NcMillen are
each authorized by the President to COM
mand q regiment.
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IxpIANAPoLIs, June IS. 1861.

INDIANAFoLIs, June ID. 1901.
Ihave this day. in compliance with .
joint resolution Of the General Assembly. Of
It's recent special session. forwarded By mail
to every clerk Of the circuit cor il IA,
State stitched copy of tho lava OF the i~st
regular session Of sill assembly. rcquest-
ing each clerk to file the s..c in his u.h,>.
note the same in the order book of his court.
and without delay. return to me his csrtifi-
Gates Of the facss. Shosld any such clerk
NOS receive said laws BY due course ofmail.
| hope he viii inform me promptly Of such
failure. tina, may forward anosher copy.
By an act Of said special session Was di.
recied TO have the laws Of the regular and
special sessions bound in the Same volume.
The special session laws are not printed and
ready for the binder yet. and cannot be for
some weeks. but - soon IS possible the
printing and binding shall be done. and the
books distributed to the various counties .
~ w. A, PxELLx.
ii Secretary Of State.
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FuGHr OF Eek Gov. Ross, OF DkLAwARE.
.-Ex-Gov. Ross, Of Del, has fed the coun-
try. He sailed for Europe in the steamer
Of Saturday He has been engaged in send
ing arms and munitions TO the re bells of the
South, and flies now from the expected
wrath OF the citizens of Delamare-N. Y.
Times.
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APPoISrEkNrs.--The following APPOINT
menss have been made By the Governor to
FILL vacancies:
w. G. Harrington. of Bloomington, Com
missary of the Second Brigade vice Miles
Murphey. resigned.
w. G. Wharton Commissary of the Thir-
teenth regiment vice W. c. darlington, re-
signed.
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PRxnrIcxNIA-A horse that kicks aud
dosen't bite is like a crazy old gun--mors
dangerous at the breech than at the mug
gle. @ A @s'
We believe Ben Mccullough keeps .
dozen regular reporters TO report him - be.
ing in dozens of places thousands Of miles
apart ut the same time. Ben wants to be
thought the Devil. Well, you are probably
a devil, Ben-bus only poor one.
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DTED-In this city on Saturday morning tho 18th
INIT, Mr.. Charles r. Henry, sgsd shout 81 years.
On the same day Mr. Wm. r. Spinning, aged s
years and months. d
-On Third day mcsnias Oh month. 18th, afssr .
brief illness of scarlet fever, Henry Hemse Hibbas
son Of James n. and Mary r. Hibbssd, aesd II
years, months and days
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When the disunion leader. IL Mem,h;

When the disunion leaders Ia Memrhi,
find the spirit of their friends Tagging, they
manage to geta telegraphic report Of . pres,
victory Of the Confederate troops To be
sure the report has to be consradicted the
next day, but they can get q new one, or
two or three new ones, whenever necesss-
ry.-Lox. Jour.s 77sl
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CHu1 CIanx OF THE PArxxr or
john Z. Hays. Eeq.. Of N. H., ves,srd.,
rseeivsd he appointment Of chief clsrl y
he o. g PaasoS Once. vice Mr.. shue.r -
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The First Ohio Regiment was led into An
ambush at Vienna on the nth. on the rail-
road at deep cut. and fred upon by bat
terry commanding the cut. So far as now
known ten of them were killed and more
wounded. Gen. Schenck. was acting under
and no blame is attached 10 him; scouts
having been sent out who found neither
batteries or enemy where attack was made.
Some three or four six-pounders eonman'
ded the road. and the traitors were station
On each side of the cut.
Prof. Lowe, made an ascension from
Washin gton in his balloon. on the 18th
he sent a Geographic communication to the
MISUNDERSTANDING that for military pur.
poses, balloons were feasible.
Two Ohio scouts. are reported to have
been killed, Eve miles from Phillippi, on the
Beverly road, and another escaped narrow
lly-having his clothing riddlei with balls.
The Sth and 10Th Regiments of Indiana
Volunte ers, Coils Benton and Manson, left
Indianapolis yesterday. Tor Marietta, o at IL
O'Clock. OIL the Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Railroad-they pass through Cincinnati.
! A fight is reported to have taken place,
between the U. S. forces under Gen. Lyon,
and the Secessonists. and that the latter
were completely routed-I5o killed and 600
prisoners Gen. Price, of the Missouri
J traitors, is said TO have been mortally
} wounded. One report says that II and
another that 20 of the U. s. troops were
killed. Gov. jackson fed. An attempt
was made by the convicts. in the Peniten-
| tiary to ascape at Jefferson City, but failed
one convict was killed and two wounded
: ed by the U. S. troops, who were promptly
; on the ground.
Montgomery. with several hundred
mounted men, will at once take position on
the Kansas side OF the Missouri line, ready
to meet Gov. Jacksons forces whenever
they make a movement from Independe
toward Kansas City.
The militia and volunteer companies
numbering several thousand. are ready &c
march to the border as soon as orders are
given.
) Another tragedy occurred in ST. Louis. or
t 18th Whilst the U. S. troops were march
ing along the streets, pistol shots were fired
into their ranks by persons from windows
two Of whom were wounded. The soldiers
returned the fire, killing six, and severely
wounding three four others.
New YORK, june 1o.-The Bavaria
t from Hamburg on the Cd. and Southampton
on the 5th, has arrived here. She has
large quantity of arms on board for the U
Z s. Government, sc. 900 stand of rifles.
Fight at ROmney. Va.
= CUMBERLAND, June 16.
; After the fight at Romney the rebels di'
It not rally and return. They ran sixtee'
!. miles towards Winchester before they stop
v ped. So far from my retreating, brough
. into camp at Cumberland their tents. val
: liable arms, uniforms and medical stores
IS without leaving anything behind Thel
If tout was total. The next day there wer
i seven funerals in the town. We killed
:, Captain, an ex-member of the Legislature
:, and took one of their Majors prisoner.
q send gop Ills siep IA hfaAss N
boys are entitled to all honor. They wol
it bravely-let them enjoy it. They hav,
not forgotten Buena Vista.
LEW. WALLACE,
Colonel 1lth regiment
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THE AMERICAN UNION.
LIBERTY.
The starry flag.
The revolution of 1875.
he affections OF the people
The confidence Of the nj tons
The payment of the public debt.
The honest administration of government
iae execution OF the laws IF Congress.
An army and navy everywhere honored.
volunteer army paid by the people themselves.
The CoNSTiTU TON OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
ARISTOCRACY! REBELLION! AND ROBBERY,
The Rsttl esnake and Pelican Banner
Suspicion and Oppression of the People.
Contempt for the Revolution of l716.
Crushing debts on Alt the States
Inability 20 pay simple interest.
' lola ton of oaths and laws
Army of ofhcers-no Navy.
Volunteers and pay.
Taxes and terror.
REPUTATION.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-06-20

@T The entire Fifteenth Regiment, at
Camp Tippscanoe. has been sworn into the
service of the United States, for three
years
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'.sQu ARE 10 9 lines of the type in which this
il set No sdyertise inserted for less than One
Dollar, though LESS than lines, and for one week
only. All displayed advertisements measured by this
rule
All advertisements continued till forbid at the ex-
tsnse Of the advertiser.
E~NOfice advertisements to insure insertion
must be sent in by IL o'clock NJ. Tuesday.
Advertisements amounting to SIS will be entitled to
one editorial notice free of charge Each subsequent
notice, when requested. u.
Obituaries All Obituaries of ten lines or less
inserted FREE. All over this amount will be charged
at half advertising rates.
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QUdTtGTildSItF UenerH
Indianapolis, June IA, 1861.
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McLsans Volcanic Oil Liniment,
No. 2.6O2.


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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, JUNE IL, 1851,
pR,orosALs will be Tecel we'd st this Department
I1ssd sS1s dd1steSbt for SUPPLYING The Stationery
yeSr commencing on the hrst day o; July next,
The StationeIy must be of tn best quality.
Samples must accoiGpany the bids
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and in such quantities as 1t ma, deem proper' en- AZ
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Paper made of Linen Stock.
81 reams despatch cap, ruled to pattern. weigh
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Imperisl College Of Mediolne, Vienna
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No, oompletely ersdioates ell traces of thons
diseases that have been hitherto treated By te nse
seous apd pernioious uee Of oopeiva and o1eebs.
No. has entirely supp antod the INJURIOUS use oi
mercury. thereby ilsuTlnE 20 the sufferer speed1
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TRIESEMaR, Nos. J., ard 8, are prepfred n
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WASHING TON LOCK HOSPITAL.

WASHINGT TON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience Of ten
- years, established the above refuge from
suackery, self labea ed Indian or German doctors,
and pTetenders of witchcrsft AID imPostors IN gen.
ersl
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cure oan be nOtainaa IN the world for ali improper
AM evil habits, gononhBe, gleet, seminal Neak-
ness, syphIllls, primary secondary. sad tertiary,
organic weakness. pains IN TIE ioins, structures,
general dsblilty, prost alton, nervousness, rest
hts, paptation OF the heart ing IL the ears,
losB OF me mOTy, ooatuElO1, melancholy, affections
OF the IeSJ, thTGat, nose, ard skin, Gnd sl those
peculiar disorders arising from the inciscretiou of
youth, rendering them unit Tor either business,
study, socIety, or marriage,
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world for diseases Of the blood. gonorrhss, Eeet,
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from 70 days.
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wish TO be valuable men ind ornaments to society
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DR.. Shuman hss made tho most com tete arrange g
ments for the comfort of his patients who come
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most pleasant and sgIceahle guar teTs, necessary
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this city, who will IL till the day of their death
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pENSION OFFICE, JUNE 6rH, 1851.
TOALL WHOM TT MAY CONCFRr

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERH
Application having been ma !e under tne act of
23d June. 1861 for tho reissue o. the Land war
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 hay q
been lost or DESTROYED nottca is her sby given that
rant, new Certificate, OF like tenor, will be Is
sued, If no wand objection shall then appear
NO. 9,95l, for 80 acres, Issued to James Ballep-
ger on the 9th Of April, 1855. under the aot of Sd
Mach, 1855 5-June 18th, 1851.
No. TIA Tor lIn acres, issued 20 Eli sha 3. Freel
on the nth yune. 1855, under the act of Sd March,
l855-JuUe 2ld, 1851.
No 6z,78i, fOT l6O serea. issued to Henry DIerk-
Ing on the 2lst Of April 1857 under aot of Sd March
NO 1851, for 10 an -es, issued to Neharr Yaho-
Iah on the 18Th May, 1857. under act OF 81 March,
lS5l.-July Sd, 1861
No. 81 .9S4, Tor Is acres, issued to James Wilmer
Or the 18th January, 1857, under aSt of Sd March,
le56-Ju = I, 1861.
No 5255, for 8n acres. issued to Lemus Carmi kel
on Tho 10th of September, 1855, under act of Sd
March. l8t5.-July 5, 1861.
No. 5272 for l2h acres. issued to Reuben Love
and on the 9th # October, 1855, under the act OF
Sd March. l855-Jnly 9Th 1861
No. 50 6a5, Tor 100 acres, issued under the act OF
Msroh, lass, in the nan of Su anna Hub ard
widow of John nubi ard, deceased, and granted
on the 10 n day Of June, l856.-August 81, 1861.
NO 1854, Tor 80 acres, Issued under the act oil
March Sd, 1885, in the name Of Will lam TAYLOR
and granted on the 18th day Of MaroE, ls56.-Au
No 5,ii6, for $50 aores, issued under act Of 1887
to Augustus Ing ram, private of Captain Murray'l
company, second Regiment of Tennessee lnfGn
JOSEPH H. BARRETT.