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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-01
Orpheus G. Kerr's PROCLAIM a, ion,

We find in the New York Sun1ny Ner.
cpry,. the following emancipation protla.
nation from "Orpheus." of the "Mackerel
Brigade If the Mackerel General han.
dies the sword as skillfully as the pen, the
reader must admit that the Brigade is for
tunate in having 50 able q commander.-
Without wishing to be considered disloyal
by cur friends. or by Gov. Andrews "mul-
tltude, that are swarming the highways
and by ways, we give the document with.
out further comment:
p PRoCLAMATloN-I, the General of the
Mackerel Brigade, next President of the
United States of America, and Comman.
derln>Chlet of Mackerel Army, and supe-
rior improved iron squadron. do hereby
swear, that on this occasion, as in a pre-
vious instance, the war will be prosecuted
for the object of practically maintaining
the Constitution forever destroyed, and
restoring friendly relations between the
sections aud States inc cxorablv alienated
,
that II is ny practical purpose to suggest
at the next orderly meeting of the Mack.
erel Brigade. a practical offer of pecunia-
ry compensation for the slaves of the So
called Border States which have refrained
through patriotic fear, from waging unna.
tural bostliit!es with the United States of
a r,l al
Emancipation having thus set iu as far
as those States are concerned, either vol.
UNFAIRLY, or by virtue Of a superior discre.
tlon, persons of African descent will again
be privileged or voluntarily compelled to
colonlze in Nova Lemba, where bear
hunting is still in full bloom; that on the
frs, day of April, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
three, oil persons held as slaves by what
is then known as the ruins OF the South
ern Contederacy, shall be then, thence,
then ceforward and forever free, if they
choose 20 consider themselves SO, and are
able to achieve their independence that
on the aforesaid first of April, the Gener.
al OF the Macherel brigade will designate
the States, which Gave rendered this pro-
c.amation necessary by returning involuu.
tar.iy, and by force Of cur arms, to their
alleg glance, inviting them to elect mem.
bers ot Congress, Uoar4ers at Williard's
and Senators as usual, The same as though
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-01

HoRRoRs OF THE INDIAN WAR.-The
following is an extract Of letter from
Mrs NJ A. Iler1. who was an inmate of
Fort Ridgcly, at the time Of the ssige by
the Indians. The letter was written to
her mother, at Janssyille, Wisconsin:
q 1t was pitlfuI to see the women and
children coming in tomahawked and shot
some IN the back, otlors in the legs or
arms, ana some in lhe body. Many have
lost father mother, sisters and brothers,
husband or wife Some came in whom
the indlaus had tit for dead, who had not
chad u mouthtat for six days. There was
one family of six httle children whom the
peupa2 brought in, who had their father
aud mother hoih killed by the scamps.-
III, ro was woman who had ball in the
back Of her head, another in the shoalder,
also a cross made on her forehead with
tomahawk was the first one to give
her soara,hng To eat she had had moth.
Jug for SIN DAYS. There was another who
had two children burned up, and was bad
lv burned herself, aud the infant she had
with her WAS burned too But there we're
too many cases OF sorrow to mention ev.
cry one of them. Nearly all had lost
some hear and dear friend Or relative.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-12
nn- RoRAoK,s REMEDlEs.

We publish in another column of today
paper, an article copied from the Cincinnati
Times descriptive Of Dr.. Roback's extensive
medical establishment in that city. By the
way, Dr. Roback's Remedies have obtained a
great and deserved popularity with all classes.
Ii has been but siart time since tn SO Rene
dies were introduced into our section Of country
yet Dr. Brennan. Dr. Roback's agent in this
place, informs us that his sales OF the Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier now far exceed those
o. all other medicines for which he is agent
combined The reason for this, is that they
have stood the test OF practical experience
We know this not only from tue mouths Of 9TH
ers, but we have used them in our own family
with the very best results. For all disenscs Of
the blood, general debility. whether proceed
ing from sickness or frm natural weakness, in
digestion, End all kindred ailments; we recon-
mend the Scandinavian remedies as the very
best medicines oStant. They are destined to
achieve not an ephemerul success, but per.
maneut and deserved reputation. which will
render them necessity in every family MA
poleon, o. Northwest
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INC Eyaouation of Fort PILLOW.

There is yet some doubt tina, the 4 Get
has passed Fort Randolph, where the
rebels, ii is said, have taken the guns
which were removed from The fort
above.
They left five or Six guns. Before loa-
wing they destroyed the barracks, camp
equippage, gun carriages, and such stores
as could not be transported. They also
burned the cotton Of which the breast
works were made.
The Aotilla cast of at 3 clock yester-
day morning, followed by the transports,
carrying the 46lb Indiana, Col. Fitch,
who now occupy the works, which are
said to be of great strength and if prop
erly manned could have successfully re
sisted large force.
The rebels, after leaving the fort, de.
sroyed a pantoon bridge which they had
made some weeks since over Halchee
river.
When the De Soto left, which last
arrived from the feet, the gunboats had
passed the fort and passed down the riy.
err.
is reported that the rebels have
evacuated Fort Randolph. fthis is the
case, there is nothing TO prevent the feet
from arriving at Memphis to-day.
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Mnnthls Trrms.

March Torn, 1862 -To'oph sa,iac, and los
tph Hutton,
April Term, ls6a,--A Nieboias, ont
Pleasant Lmhnm,
MAY Tcm, lsGa-Richori Foster and Jo
scph Henderson
juno Torn, ls6s--Jas W Niue, and Allen
Sebrell
August Term 1862 Il 7 oou,hc% aud
A. N. Curry
September Term, 1901. ohprwau and
James NJ, Nash.
October Term, lsCa--p, $ Montague, 2
priddy
pcccmbcr'rrm, 1869 Io'cph Henderson
aud W. r, YinrodE,
January Tcru ls6}--J g. Harrison, aud
Al, Nicholas,
rcblqNy Term, isd3-7p FAi $, and i'ooc
Il shank
March Term is6}--wm Cash and iaiaoo
Chqpman.
april Term ls6l--Allen sebrcll and Isaac
Il Shank.
Mnyrcm, IsG3.-D. S. Montague, md P,
Eikns
juno Term, lsC3--Honty Z. Cmuthcrs, II
and Foster
Ap,rs, Term 1861 Vim Tymso,S md
y NM
~ zoe,
=, S,,hl'noer 'ero' ioo'--A' N curry ah9
.. fr'u"y,
October Term ls63--IoWph Swinc, aud
VIM. Cash
Do,,mb,r Term 1863 ] @. Harrison and
II n Ca.rn,bcrs.
-. NAM, 1874 Is,o,p sr,r,. and
1"hnHrY , ,e''"' ''''' Az '"'''N' ""'
't,neS Mines . :,
February IGm-7laD.4--JAincS NJ, N"'' ana
AN Curry
March1'crn lS6i,--L Ch7pm1n and Jo.
seph Hutton
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The Situation ut Richmond.

Before McClellan's army had crossed
the Chickahominy, the Richmond Exam
liner, in sharp and singing article on
the peril of Richmond, said:
The Chickahominy furnishes An excel.
lent defensive line for our army, but ao
Nc Clellan is on the other side of it. ii
defends him. too, while occupied in these
comfortable arrangements.
or course, ii he is allowed to take his
own time and do all he wants over there;
if the Confederate commanders are going
10 sit down and lwiddle their thumbs till
he condesonds to begin with them; il his
hauling of heavy guns and digging of
trenchesis 10 be repealed by the hauling
of other guns and the digging Of other
trenches, then the end Of il is cerlain,---
Nothing is more mathemalcally proven
than the plans Of attack taught 10 boys at
West Point and other academies, provi.
ded armies can be reckonef into blocks
of stone, which will stand still TO be
measured, weighed, calculated, and then
one TO be lifted over another, as il by
Grades and pulleys, The stacking army
glven,tho requisite lime, transportation
and plumbers, will always get the delen-
ding army in such fix thai il is bound
to retire or be cut 80 pieces; aud up to
this time our defensive army has regu-
larly retired in compliance with the prin-
cipIe Of Jomini.
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INC Clty Of .llen n is yery Quiet.


Immediately aftera boat crew landed,
and the National flag hosted over the
Postolice
The party was followed by an excited
crowd, but they were not interiered
with.
The 43d and 46th Indiana regiments
now occupy the place, Col. Fitch in com.
mand.
The city is quiet No demonstrations
whatever have been made. 1t is even as.
serted thatit will not b. necessary to de-
clare martial law.
Five Of our gunboats now lie abreast
Of the city. We captared five large
steamers which were moored at the levee
The rebels burned a new gunboot, which
was nearly ready TO be launched.
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FLorp, THE Guy.Tm2F, Purrrp.--
The Richmond Whig says
General John D. Floyd is at present in
Richmond, pOrlocting arrangements for
the raising, arming and equipping ofthc
ten thousand Virginia troops, to whose
command he has been assigned by the
Legislature. A cotomporary very truly
says Throughout tho Western part Of
Virginia the name Of FloydiS tower Of
rlobCth 70 the Southern cause, and the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-12

Legislature of the State, in again placing
him in the field. have taken step which
viii doubtless go far toward ensuring the
security Of the important mines and rail.
roads of that rugged region to conquer
which is now the special ambition of the
precious Snave and renegade, John C.
Fremont"
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A NEw MovEMEsr-Au Oakland cor,
respondent Of the Philadelphia Press
(near Richmond)wriles May 80;
yesterday morning. Gen, Stoneman
broke up his camp, and marched around
toward Petersburg He had with him
force OF $4,000 men. I am unable TO
tell ,.he object Of this movement.
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Yesterday, a, noon, a fight commenced
at Bottoms Bridge and in its vicinity,
which continued until darkness com
PEELED tho combatants to rest upon their
arms. | was eight miles distan. from the
battle-ground when it BEGAN but subso
quenty moved my position to within FIVE
miles, but at not ime could get nearer.
The battle commenced by a slow heavy,
dull booming, followed in about halt 40
hour BY the sound of muskouy. This
continual until derk syery. naneat IN.
creasipr in intensity. At five p. NJ. 1
came nearer the conflict, and posted my.
self on a hin, from which could see.
over tbedistant woods smoke arising ond
shells burs,ipg There seemed 10 be a
larrs foroa ersapai on each side. md for
two or three hours Judging by SIGHT and
sound ,he 6eld seemed gradually moving
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VIRGINIA, SIS;

VIRGINIA, SIS:
At ules held in tie Clerks Office of the Cir.
cult Court of Putnam County, in the month of
June, 1862
lessee Iimms,
vs.. In Den,
Joab Early
THE object of this suit isto recover against
i the Defendant the sum Of 81, ia ~ al
lodged 10 be due 10 the Plaintiff by single bill
OF the Defendant, for 81 ,043 %. with interest
from the 2nd day Of January, 1859, and upon
account stated for$T0 7S. And the Defendant
nothaying entered his appearance, and il ap-
pearing by the affidavit OF the Piintiff, FLED
with the papers in the Office, that hissaid claim
is just, and that he has present cause Of action
therefor; and it appearing further by said aft
dayit, that the Defendant is reputed to be in
sympathy with the so called Confederate
States that he has voluntarily left his usual
place of abode in said county Of Putnam and
gone beyond NE reach Of personal service Of
civil process issuing from sGid COUNTY, where
he had last resided, ard hath so remained ab.
sent for ninety days and more, since leaving
his usual place Of abode aforesaid, and that the
said Delendanthas estate within the said coun-
ty ofPutnam.
Now, therefore. OH motion of the Plaintiffs
Attorney, il is ordered that the said Joah Early
do appear here, within one month after duepub.
LEGATION and posting Of this order. and do what
is necessaryto protect his interest in the prem
ises. TESTE:
GEO. r. MONTAGUE. Clerk,
Circuit Court Put Co.
G. W. SUMMERS, 7. o.
June ~, 4t-tpr. f So OO)
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CLASSIFICATION or TuEJuSTICES
or PUTNAM COUNTY, FOR IIOi.p-
ING THETERMSo or SAID COURT,
To-WIT
CAPT. JOHN BoWYER, Pre-, Justice.
QUARTERLY Terms.
LAZY Term, 1862. "a \ Curry and Jas NJ
Nash.
November Term, 1862. g!kios. and JAS
W, Macs
Joly Term, lsd3--Isanc h. Shank, and
Jos henderson
November Tern, ls69--z,priddy, and Jos
Hutton,
July Term ls6i-7J c Harrison, rs Mon,
iaguc
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BUFFALO ITEMS.

we'll regulatedfamily. 1t is interesting
to notice with what anxiety they are
scanned seeking news from friends for
away in the Great Army of the Union;
with what impotence they look over
some Of the minor points of interest
hoping to see the welcome words. Enc
my beaten Union Forces Victorious!
Making the heart leap with joy at this
downfall of treason. Not long since a
parcel of daily papers were received by
a small party Of anxious and impatient
men-the papers were hastily opened
and every one was in experimentation
lo!-words Of encouragement, come to
their ears. 1t is from the Southern
Nows Repor', aud is always true to
them. Some remarked that was much
better than dram of secesh whiskey,
Others SAID the news does really make
our hearts glad, but little whiskey
would not hut fellow One observed
that President Davis would soon put The
Yankees through and that the days loI
rebel triumph was at hand! What joy
spread over their face. An old man who
had proved only few days previous,
that a Secesh and a Tory were pretty
nearly elased, and that Secesh should
not be hated for the opinions sake, for
they lad been taught from heir in fancy
10 hate a Republican form Of Govern
mcni.
You haters and stigmalizers of our
beloved country. You who have the
venom Of serpents under your vile
tongucs You who have enjoyed a
Democratic Government from your in.
faacy up 10 the present! You who have
sold yourselves to reason to do rai-
tcrs' work--how can you escape the in.
dignation Of an exaSperated people,
You Secessionists Of Butfllo and vicinity
You who have persuaded ignorant and
uosuspoclng men mo inc traitors trap,
who have promised to be friend 10 the
wife, molherand children, lef. here am.
ong you. How can you escape the
vile and chiIdrens' curse, which will
surely fall upon Yorr guilty heads. Ye
lawyers, doctors, magistrates, collectors
ofrustoms, 5tilIers ofthe soil, merchants
and professors Of religion, how can you
escape the terrible curse now surely
coming upon youl Your laughter will
be turned into mourning, yoar sweet
Shall be turned into gall.
Rebel leader, in our town and county
how very humble YOU seem; how like
lambs you appear in company; you who
have caused ianocczt blood to be Spilled
who have sacrificed your sons TO this
maloch ofs6cessio6! You have caused
our friend to be s,ain in battle against
the country they had sworn 10 defend.
You have made many hearth. stone va.
" ~ an. ;. A..
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Meyer H. May aud Julius !
We'll partners using the
style aud firm of May 4
We'll, Plaintiffs.
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VIRGINIA, SIS:
G. W. SUMMERS, 7. Q.
June u. 4t-tpr. t. IS o..

VIRGINIA, SIS.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Putnam County, in the month
of June, 1862.
Meyer H. May aud Julius
We'll partners using the
style and firm Of May 4
We'll, Plaintiffs.
A. j Beckett and NJ. S.
Kirtley, Defendants.
'g'HE object Of this suit is TO recover of the
} Dcfendents'the sum q 1888 0D and Inter
est thereon from the 2lth day Of July 1861, I'M
til paid. The defendants not having entered
their appearance and it appearing from an at
fdavit ii the canse, that prior to the passage Of
the act entitled an net staying the collection Of
ce,tain debts, passed July the 26th, 1861 that
the said a. j Beckett and NJ, S. Kirtley had
Voluntarily left their places of business, houses
and property, and gone into the armies Of the
90 called Confederate States and have ever
since remained and do still remain in the arm.
les Of the so called Confederate State" being n
period gilmore than twentydays after the passage
Ofsaid act; and are, therefore, deemed nou-resi-
dents On motion Of the Plaintiffs, by their
Attorney, it is ordered that they do appCarhere
within one month after the duo PUBLICATION Of
Wis order aud DO wilat-n&y be necessary 70
project their interest in ibis suit, and that a
copyof this order be inserted in the Weekly
Register paper printed in Point Pleasant,
Mason county, to be published once week for
four successive weeks, and that a copy of the
same be posted ~ The front door Of the Court
House Of Putnam Comfy, On The hrst day Of
the couuty court to be held for said county
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AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Putnam County, in the month
of June, 1862.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
POINT PLEASANT MARKET,
Point Pleasant, June 0.

FLouR-From "a 5O@5 90.
WuEAr--Wheat ranges from s5c@
0Oc for prime,
CoRN--wc quote at a504oc. Meal
SOC per bushcl.
-40@50c per bushel,
EGos--B0rTER-Eg &c per dozen,
Butter ICE per pound.
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The Battle Scene Near Richmond.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press writes:
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UNION HOUSE,

Mum Slreel
-. POINT PLEASANT, VA
HUTCH. Mod EIEL, ; Proprietor.
VNHIs Hotel is in lhebusluoss portion Of the
l town, convenient to tho steamboat landing
and thcpfoprletor pledges himself 10 spare Nc
pains to give entire satisfaction to all who may
be pleased to call upon him
march 90-ly.
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AliIitarn Noilres.

I've Reeineut, ~. Y. =. WAN Barren Light
iniantry.-Lieut CHARLES L. JAYNE has been lett 81
Ae q 30 Headquarters. No 48l Broadway. y. Y. THIS
- =, Regiment IL Il Csnp King Meicen Ill., IL
- i.oe aid Gle barracks teach Company by itse) },
- gro'es cooking 10 tie buildine il feet all the
80 mort. a. far possible. Tine dIess Is blue frock
g. s hes'es regulation lat &C.. afins, Aiic rife Al!
-, o he r. gileut hereby notified ths IL they do
-. Dsoey report themselves they will be treated IA
switch few more RECRUITS WANTED.
THOMAS Is. VAN BUREN,, Colonel
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WAN AMBlRGH a Co.'S
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR APRIL 8.

The NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thi,
wseh contains the following:
L.LEADING ARTICLES: II. Grid. Of III. War
Letter TO Care, Davis VIII the Yankees
Fight The Expected Blow Relying founds
tons Our British Friends. The Future Of Cotton
Connecticut, Rebellion in Greece The Re,ponh
billy for the Deiess' Bull Run; Editorial Para
u.wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill. PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
W..GEN FREMONTS DEPARTMENT
v..TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE
vi. THE SIEGE or ISLAND No. TEN.
1.-THE REBEL FLOATING BATTERY AT ISL
AND No TEN
VIII. THE ATTACK on MEMPHIS.
tx. INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE: The State
Of Affairs in Nashville; The Conrsbsnd oue'
ton.
x..LATxR FROM PORT ROYAL: Interesting fieH
Chulesion.
M.LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
The Work on tho Tar Bi Negro Slavery Ia
Ohio; The Deportation Of Slaves Gen frenont'
Department
XII. ADVANCE OF GHN. BANkSS DIVISION.
NIL. FROM HEw-MEXIco.
XIV. IMPORTANT FROM PRICEs ARMY.
XIV. .sECEssIOE GAME BAGGED.
XV..THE EXPEDITION TO BRUNSWICK. GA.
FlasOhicsr DupoDrs Ohicial Report Az Inland
Expedition 10 DsTien lItefestius Report by Com.
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Thuuderbolt; Prob.be Fail Of ssvannsh
XVIII. FROM WINCHESTER: Corresp ondence Of The
y. TiibGnc.
XIX.. NEW PUBLICATIONS
XX.AMERfCAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XXI THE BATTLE or WINCHESTER; The OFF.
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xxH..PoETRY.
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IN CiNCINSATf
XIV. COTTON AND TOBACCO: Debate In the Rebel
senate.
XIV. THE NATIONAL PUBLIC DEBT
XVI. THE BATTLE or PEA RIDGE: Gen. sgels
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XVII. FROM EUROPE.
xviii POLITICAL
xxx. PERSONAL
XXX. CITY NEWS.
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS.
XIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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