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Executive Department Of Indiana.
GENERAL MILITARY ORDERS.

In order 10 be able to repel Invasion and
insure the Public Safety, il is hereby or
dered:
L. That all able bodied willie male cid
gers, betwt en- the ages Of eighteen and for
ty five rho reside an tie Counties Jordsring
on the Ohio Rirer, in this State, Immediate
ly upon receiving notice Of this order. shall
meet at their respective places OF holding
Elections, in their pec,ive townships,
towns or wards, and form themselves into
Companies, fer military duty, of not ex-
ceeding one hundred persons for each com
pany. Each company will be organized By
the elections of one Captain, one LIST Lieu
tenant, and one I'd Lieutenant, and the
names Of the persons so elected, together
with the names Of all the members of the
company. shall be reported. by proper roll.
to the Colonel of the Indiana Legion, or, in
his absence, to the next Officer in rank, in
said County. who will give written appoint
ments to said Officers. The usual noncom
missioned Officers will be appointed by the
Captains. The members OF said compan
les will Immediately arm and equip them
selves with such arms and equipments as
they can procure, and will prepare them
selves; by discipline and drill. for active
service with the least possible delay
III
Stores, Telegraph and Post Offices. will be
closed in the several cities and towns in
said border counties at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. each
day, and the members of the companies, or
ganized as Aforesaid, are required TO meet
together, at that hour and perfect themselves
i'm military knowledge by drill for not less
than two hours daily.
Ill: Companies formed 10 townships,
outside of cities and towns are required to
assemble on each Saturday at l O'Clock p.
NJ, armed and equipped as tar as possible.
and at such other times as the Colonel or
commanding officer OF the Legion in the
county may direct. at the usual places of
holding elections, and diligently engage in
drill during the afternoon Of said day.
". The usual rules and regulations
governing military companies will be OBJ
served and enforced in ali companies which
may be organized under the foregoing in
structions.
V. All persons liable to do military du-
ty, as above provided. will be held to strict
observance Of these orders, and the Colonel
or other officer OF the Legion who may be
in command, in each Of said border coun
ties is charged with their faithful execution
vi. All citizens who may be abe TO do
military duty, orer As or under / 8 years Of
age. are earnestly requested to unite and
act with the companies herein before au
thorized.
VII. The citizens Of the other counties
in the State, not bordering on the Ohio riv
err, are requested to form companies, in the
manner above provided, and meet regularly
for drill.
VIII All persons who belong, or who
may hereafter belong. to organisations OF
the Indiana Legion. and who mee, regular.
" for drill. will be exempt from these orders,
but 1t Is eujoined that increased energy and
attention Be given to their duties.
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News of the Week.

Our advices from the different armies in
the field. are, if any thing. more gloomy
than they have been since the commence
ment of the war, and this, too, in the face
OF the immense levy OF new troops being
pushed into the field. BY some miserable
laundering of our Generals in the field. We
have been driven back to the Gordon of for.
tiGcations around Washington. while the
enemy in force is reported to have advanced
into Mary land, and is threatening Pennsyl-
vania. 1t may be. however, that this is
simply a strategetic plan on the part OF our
army to let them In and surround them,
and if SO, the threatened invasion of the
loyal States Of the border by rebel hordes,
may prove a source Of disaster and defeat
t. their arms We confess, are obliged TO
confess, that things look black, and any
thing but denoting success on our part, and
1t now behooves US to meet the danger full
in the face. by all classes without respect to
party, TO arm as whole, and repel the
common invader.
Since General Mcclellan has been put in
command of the troops around Washington,
a feeling of security prevails. and The whole
army rejoices in spite Of the malicious at
tacks hitherto showered upon him.
Gen. Pope has been relieved of his com
mand and has received call 10 command
our troops in Minnesota, passing through
Cincinnati on Wednesday on his way to
that place. His head quarters will be at St.
Paul.
Dispatches to the N. Y. Times report the
arrest of Gen. Mcdowell for treason; ais o,
Fiz John Porter, and several other Gener-
ais of high rank.
The rebels are bold and audacious around
Washington, and portion of Jsckson's
army is reported partly at Hagerstown and |
Frederick city. 1t is thought, however, |
that large Union force will attack them in
the rear.
In Kentucky. the rebels under Kirby
Smith and other skillful officers. hold Frark
fort. Lexington and Paris. They have or
gsnized Provisional Government at Frank
fort, and are securing the country in bands
supplies for their half starved ar
my, and at the time of this writing a mo-
nentarily attack is expected on Cincinnati
As there are an ample number of troops and
supplies in the city We do not fear the re-
suit. but we await with interest further de.
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MON PL M:

WHEREAS, The National Government is cnga ged in
wased against IL by its enemies for tho avowed
purpose Of its desructon and the subversion Of our
Republican form OF government. therefore.
Resolved, That the present civil force
upon the country by the dsunonsts in the Sou herr
States, Who now in rebellion against the consti
tutionul Government, that in the present national
emergency, we the people OF Indiana IN Convention
assembled torgett ng all former political 4 ercnces
snd recoilec'ing only our duty 20 the whole cCunry
do pledge ourselves To aid with men aud money, tn,
vigorous prosecution of The pres Mt which is
being wsged the part of our Government for the
purpose of conquest, suhjugston, or the overthrow
ing tho interfering with the rights establishc1
institutions of Of the States but to suppress and
put down wicked and causcless rebellion, defend
and msintain the supremacy of the Constitution and
60 preserve the Union established BY patriot
fathers, with all the dignity equality and rights of
the several States uuimp aired, and when these OBJ
jects fully accomplished and not before, be-
Hove the war ought to cease. and we invite sll who
coincide in these sentiments 10 unite with in sup
port Of the ticket this day nominated.
Resolved, That we demand and expect Of our Ex-
ecutive aud Legislative bodies, both State and Ma
tional, economical dmpistratca OF Governmental
AFFAIRS and the punishment Of fraud against the Gov
eminent, $ we'll fearless discharge of their
duties.
love Of constitutional liberty shall be houored and
rcvered among tho people of the United States, the
heroic conduct OF the soldiers of the Unon, who have
offer cd their lives for the salvation Of their country
will be remembered with the most profound feelings
of vcneration and gratitude, and that tender
to them the wsrmost thanks and lasting gratitude Of
every member Of this Convention.
Resolved, That tender to the 10000 volu tcers
from Indiana our heartfelt congrai ions. and hail
with pride the fact that upon every Battlefield where
Indanians have been found. they have display cd
tho bravery OF patriots in defense OF glorious cause
and We pl edge them that while they subduipg
armed traitors in the field, will condemn, at the
ballot box all those in midst who ,.ot uncondi-
tionally for the Union.
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Disappointment - In another column
will be found the triumphant vindicatlon OF
our friend and fellow citizen, John NJ. Pax.
son, by The members Of the Sanitary Com
mission of this city, in refutation of the foul
lie and slanderous charge, SO widely circu-
lated over the county, By certain parties,
that he had applied to has o,on use the san
azrg stores eatrusted TO has care. for the s'ct
and ROUNDED Indiana soldiers at .Shti0ht--
This effoit 10 steal bis good name and
damn him to cverlastin, infamy, is but a
slight sample OF what an iaordinae and
over. anxious desire for Office, will induce
some men 10 dol John NJ. Parsons sin,
consisted in being candidate for Sheriff
the Julian faction had made other arrange
ments, but were disappointed in the April
sho wer Of man IA. another thing opera
ted against him. and induced the wide cir
culation of the Internal falsehood under no.
tice: be would not bow the knee to Baal
he would not obey the order issued by
the True (Jullan) Republican, to the April
nominees: 'bcstir' himself-muster all bis
influence against getting up the Congresslon-
al Convention, and to work heartily against
it now, and from this TO the October
election" A mere neutral position would
not satisfy the great Mogul-the regulator
of the destinies of April nominees-the
would be st. Peter aud keeper of-the keys
of all the ouices in Old Wayne-the .hon.
George w. julian No, indeed; activity
in his interest was deman!ed or the fearful
threat. SO potent to timid candidates, OF the
withdrawal Of the light Of his countenance
and his mighty influence, would be their
sad fate and awful fix! Mr.. Paxson. paid
no attention to the Julian 'ukase," and 1t
was determined that he should Re lied down
and his place the April ticket supplied
with one who was p!iable and could be used
as a supple tool. The dirty lie has signal
ly failed, and John NJ. Parsons integrity
stands amply indicated before the public,
to the utter confusion and disappointment
of his slanderers, and the one who expected
to be gamer by the operation as a 'condi-
tionaf candidate for Sheriff. We invite
the attention of our readers to the card Of
the Richmond Sanitary Commission-it
speaks for itself
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Is our Border protected!

While immense numbers Of troops are
pouring into Cincinnati and Louisville,
ample in numbers and strength to cope sue
cessfully with the rebels. let the question be
asked. how many troops have we along the
border Of our State lying upon tie Ohio?
A portion Of the rebel force is already be-
low Cincinnati on the Kentucky shore. and
who knows but that they may make sud
den dash into Indiana with but few to resist
them while large forces of Union troops are
at the two cities before mentioned. Sonth-
ern Indiana is full of traitors who would be
glad to cooperate with the rebel force. il
they had an opportunity to do so. What
should be done? Send all the available
troops, in our State at once to the borders
Cincinnati has enough troops, let Ohio take
care of hers and Indiana take care of hers.
The warning may have come too late. but
we hope for the best, aud in hoping for the
best. trust that this suggestion will be
promptly acted upon.
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Monied Influence,

1t is triie saying that where political
dishonesty fails. money wins 1t seems
to us. fro m tie laudations bestowed upon
Geo. W. Julian, by certain of the Ohio
press, especially those circulated in this
city. such as the Dayton Journal. Cincin-
natl Gazette and the Eaton Register. that a
portion of that Sc, 900 must have found its
way into editorial pockets. A man ike
Geo. w Julian who can't find syuPathy
at home and who, for aught we know, has
t. Buy Il abroad, mus: be in desperate sit
uationl Il won't do Geo. w. the veil is too
dimseyl Does the hon. g. w. Julian ex
pect pipe lay ing" aid from Ohio, that be
is using out side pressure from that quarter
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STARRED.

MESDESHALL-ALLES-on Wednesday morning
last. At the residence o: the brides father John p Al
len, in the Of Squire Stubs By Friends Cers-
mony, Mr. Kirk Mendenha, Of the sylvan Height Nur-
series. to Miss Naomi J. Allen, Of this city.
AceoDps nyfns the above, most excellent cake,
which, as ToKxs Of remembrance from brother trio,
Is quite gratifying ORDER enclosed the
note Announcing the happy event. ito PaIia.
dun 10 his adore ss AItho' young friend has
abandoned the and been engaged in
more pleasant and profitable tuiness some time q
"syvan Height" Jet cannot avoid the impulse Of
eonsfatnstsg him this effort ths scasssy
husne in aceordaree with the injunction contained Ia
Genesis chap i, 25th " May long life Of Happiness
and property be theirs. 10 cur sincere viii
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Died

WI6GfSs-The remains Of william H.. Wig M vas
brought TO this city and inferred rhursday
inst He the ILL., fafe1 steamer, Acacia vhoa
.reeked near Memphis Tenn. August zoth while his
vay to join his regiment. He the the late
william and Emma N. Wig and aged 10 years
and IL days.
..Set lest. bus before"
Sleep brave boy. for thy warfare 10 eaAe1-
Thou Art resting . n land o ting birth.
gufphed thee bright Attended
And bore thee beyond sil the sorrows Of
No battle cry shall arouse q from Ella uker.
No weary foot mare hing shall saddea thy dsy
Thy comrades and friends All thy
Thy duty vas done, Heaven called thee svsy.
CARPES ER-Ia this vieisisy. on WsAnesd. m iass
william u Edwin and LOUISE carpester seed secse
years.
KERSEr-Dies, In this city. ThursdAy night lass.
Of ccnsnmptior Of the lungs, ANNA MARIA, daaxkfer
Of DR.. " Kersey, aged 81 years and 10 days.
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whoever Is not prepared TO sacrifice party organi-
zatons and platforms IN tbs altar of his country
does not deserve the support and countensnce #
est people: How VIC to overthrow partisan anti
pathies in the minds Of men Of all parties SO -
present united front in support Of country? We
must cease discussing party issues make illusions
10 old party tests have ordinations and recrmn
stions, and indulge in taunts asnst the other
rs to who has been tho of these troubles
When We shall have country and Government for
children to live in peace and happiness IL shall
be time for each OF them TO return to party ban
ncrs according 20 convictions Of right duty
Let ham be- marked as no true patriot - ho will not
abandon all such issues in time like this"
S.A. DOUGLAS.
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TX. Should occasion require troops to be
called out to rcpel invasion, or for other duty.
the Companies organized in each county
viii under the command OF the ransing-
officer Of the Legion of the county. and at
all times they will be subject to his control,
unle~s otherwise ordered by superior Off
cer-
X These orders will be continued in force
untii suspended by this Department, OF
which public notice will be given.
Given at Indianapolis, this 5lh day OF
September, A. d., 1862.
By the Governor and Commander IN
Chief.
OrryRR p MOTION
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III The day on which President Lincoln
was inaugurated-March 4. 1861-United
States six per cent. stock sold at 90 2.
After increasing the public debt, which then
stood at SIC. 455. 900. to $3.50. OOO, 900, the
stock is now selling in the market at 81.
HSr Allen McNab. of Hamilton. Cana.
da West, died very suddenly at his resi-.
dence on the 9th inst. He has been pro.
minent men in Canadian politics. and few
years since was a member Of the provincial
parliament, and we believe, OF the ministry.
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.'Resolred. In the language Of the Hon.
Joseph Holt. We are for the Union with
out conditions, one aud indivis,ble, now and
forever. for its preservation at any and eve-
cry cost of blood and treasure; against any
and every compromise that may De Propos-
ed to be made under the guns of the rebels.
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Telegraphic.

From Cincinnan.-Sept. 1.-THE Wal
lace mounted scouts made raid in the rear
Of the rebels last night, ard burned mill
used by them for grindinn corn.
There has been picket skirmshing along
the whole line west of the Licking all the
afternoon. We lost two men killed
The enemy's loss, not known. They are
throwing up breastworks in front of Fl. Wal
lace, to night. They will be shelled out
tomorrow. Severol regiments of Grants
army arrived to-day. The arrival of other
regiments and squirrel hunters has been ve-
~ large.
McClciIan's Advance
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE Washing
ton National Intelligencer Of to-day SAYS ::
McCl-llan's army has advanced as far as
Damascus. miles from the Frederick coun-
ty line aud 10 miles from Eredericktown.
Maysviile Taken.
Cincinnati Sept. II.-Maysville. Ky. was
taken oy the rebels to-day. The Union peo-
pie lef. taking eveay thing valuable.
HaserstOwn Captured by Rebels.
Philadelphia. Sept. IA special to the
Inquirer says that information jus. received
from highly reliable source, informs us
that the rebels 20 600 strong. with AZ pie
ces of artillery, took possession of Hagers-
town al 20 minutes past 9 this u orning.
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If there be those who would not save he
Union unless they could at the same time
save slavery, do not agree with them. II
there be those who would not save the
Union unless they could at the same time
destroy slavery. do not agree with them.
My paramount object is to save the Union.
and not either save or destroy slavery.
A. LINCOLN.
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the goth day of August, and have no, since
been heard from.
JOHN II FINLEY.
Capt. Co. A, Goth.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. sih, 1862.
To Col. korff:
The following is repor, OF Company 2,
69.h Regiment Indiana Volunteers:
LIST OF PARoLEp PRISONERS.
Captain Levi. X. Harris, First Lieuten
ant Joseph Jackson. Second Lieutenan,
George Thompson. First Sergesot Oliver s.
Plummer, Second Sergeant William Recess.
Third Sergeant William FL. Williams Fourth
Sergeant Solomon Hsrter, Fifth Sergeant
James S. Bolarder. Privates-David MUIR
ply, William jackson. Benjsmin Mathews.
Mathew Jellson. George W. Chenworth. j .
w. Newman, Edward Harlan, S. B. O'neal,
Enoch Fields, E. Lambs j. Marshall.
William Mattchet, Harlan Castle. j. +.
Middleton, Abner Page. A. Grollett. Will
lam Cox. Cornelius Nannuyse, William Il.
Anderson. William Hayward. Moses Conk-
liz. j. w. Clark, II. X. Jackson, j. +.
Moore, w. H. Harris, E. Pedau, James
Dunn. }. W. Jackson. NJ. Pinney, w. Lit
tie, II. IL. Murphy, III. Lamb, Allen Grave,
}. l.. Lambert, g. w. Ross, w. Peaden, F.
N. Cammack. BENJAMIN OFT, ]. w. Hill, E.
Cough. j. F. Ogborn. +. Fulghum. p A.
Scott, ohm A. Ruby, Rober, Nickum. James
p. Smith, William keever, John Harier.
LIST OF WOUNDED AND SICK
Privates--wo unded-William Clough,
Geo. W. Bush, James Pedrick, David Fist,
Henry Lontz. Simon Jsseph, jr. Sick
John c. Ruly, in hospital; Arnold Castle.
at home.
Missing .-..............37
Wounded
Paroled &c
Total .IOI
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IThe militia enrolment Of Fort Wayne
shows 2.457 militia, and 444 volunteers.
But little over 5 per cent. Of the whole
number have volunteered. There will be
some drafting in that city
~ The returns from some of the cities
of Indiana, are rs follows:
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GEN Adrertisfments.
A Good Piano

ICo2 ssis cheap Enaairsss
Rsehnoes. sers- -. 80
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MoRGASs CREEK. IND.
Sent, lst. 1862,

Editors Of PaNa3ism:-Ths gsea,
would he II ar" in politics. was here on
Saturday evening las. and addressed not
quite al tile fifteen who voted for aim in
April with few Of his friends from Dali
ton township, and soma Others who came
10 hear hat lie would say. \ few ladies
were also present 10 hear flowing irom his
lias such precious bits Of refscment as-this:
Ill the Devil was TO rake hell thro' be could
no. find As meao a set OF men. as those who
are opposed 10 my election in this District
Being one Of those who were thus stigma
Gzel | could not help the thought that
tyrants always dislike the peoples opposi-
ton.
Let US spply to him aud his friends, the
principle he has taught in his January
speech, Which nc insists on being carried
on. by ,oyal ciizens OF the Slave. holding
States, who are with Their sons and other
relations, now in The Union army lighting
the battles Of their country. Take the
slaves away from these legal men. who.
while they are in the service Of their coun-
try, are left at home to support their fami-
lies. and say 20 them the Government will
pay you for your slaves when it gets ready.
That time is not likely to be for two gen.
eratious, take it under the most favorable
circumstances. Now, l say. apply this
doctrine to George w. Julian and his
friends as far as possible. You cannot o
course make a thro' application for neither
himself, Lis brothers, ror their sons, and
but few who subscribe to his views. are en-
gagged in the work of .fghang for their
country. Let Government officer de-
mand OF them 10 surrender up their proper
ty, move out, vacate, and give mp the keys
into his custody. The condition Of this
property thus surrendered, is. that it is left
TO stand idle, and render neither the Gov
eminent nor any one else. any service, and.
for compensation the same promise to pay
when the government gets ready is ten
dered, And | venture to affirm that no
woods ever resounded with the howl Of
wolves TO the same extent, that would be
heard issuing from their throats, through
out the length and breadth Of the land,
against tina, officer who should attempt the
execution of so monstrous an outrage.
can come to no other conclusion, Messrs.
Editors, than that such men as Geo. w.
Julian, who will only agree to work for the
salvation of the Union on condition that
slavery shall be abolished. are as unsafe to
trust as those who make it a condition Of
their Union-saving efforts, that slavery shall
be perpetuated; both of these factions are
giving "aid and comfort" to the spirit of
rebellion. and are both busily engaged pre-
pairing food that traitors grow fat upon: dis
satisfaction, strife and bitterness. The on
~ safe course to pursue,is to follow the wise
counsel Of our noble President; make the
paramount object of every exertion ito
SAVE THE UNION, and not to either
save destroy slavery
AN UNCONDITIONAL UNION MAN
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~ The mint is preparing to issue nickel
cents in large quantities.
~ Cynhsaina. Ky- has been captured
BY ths rebels under Morgan.