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Proclamation.



The government of the United States has
called upon Indiana for five additional regi-
ments of infantry to complete the crushing
out of the present rebellion. The necessity for
tkis cali need not be stated-it is sufficient to
say that it exists, and, as patriotic and loyal
citizens, it only remains for us to meet it. In
lana has done nobly hitherto, in furnishing
her brave and heroic sons to defend and main
tain the Constitution and Union of our
fathers; they have rallied around their coun-
try's standard, "Many as the sands, one as the
sea" and their gallant deeds in the field is the
theme of praise on every tongue.
Let this csl, which l trust is the last l
shall have tc make during this war, be re-
sponded to with the same zeal and alacrity
as former ones have been.
The published orders of the Adjutant- Gen
eral give specific directions for recruiting and
mode of organization. 1t is proper TO state
that in the FIVE regiments called for are in
cluded the Twelfth and Sixteenth Regiments,
now reorganizing.
Given under my hand, at Indianapolis,
this twenty-fourth day Of June, A. ID. 1862.
OLIVER z. NORTON
Governor of Indiana
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALssrsMrs. General
Grants family reached here yesterday, as did
also COL Clark B. Lagow, Inspector General
on the staff Of Msior-Gen. Grant
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The ARGUS does not appear this morn
The reason may be found in an unwilling
to comply with military order issued v
day by Gen. Grant.
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DEowNED.-Night before last Mrs. Con-
nelly, who resided in the First Ward, fell into
we'll and was drowned. She leaves hus-
band and four children.
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OREGON. the recent election in Oregon,
the Union ticket was chosen, as follows Gov
ernor, Addison @. Gibbs, Democrat; SecTe-
tary, Samuel E. May, Republican; Treasurer
vey Gordon, Democrat; Congress, John r..
Mcbride, Republican. MIR. Mcbride is the
first Representative chosen to the thirty eighth
Congress, which meets in December, 1863.
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Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
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UNION CLUBS some one suggests should
organized throughout the city. VINO "
move in the matter
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NEW YORK, June 28.--The New York
Tribune's Washington correspondent says
"There is reason to believe that Secretary
Seward has received note from Earl Russell
touching Gen. Buffers woman order. 1t will
probably be treated as the note from the same
quarter demonstrating against the stone block
ade question was treated.
'LetteFs from Prince Napoleon, brought By
the last steamer, show that he is still the
same devoted friend of the North that he has
shewn himself to be ever since the rebellion
broke out.
"We understand that a resolution looking
to the expulsion of Senator Simmons from
his seat in the Senate, en- account of his con-
neetion with the Sehubarth contract, will
soon be introduced-probably Tomorrow.
Gan order has been issued by the Adiu-
tant General henceforth prohibiting furloughs
to be given to enlisted soldiers under ny
condition whatever"
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their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human or
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Not only do they cure the everyday com
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A NEW CoMPANx.--P. j. Kelly, whee mill
itary abilities are well known in thiIeity, is
hereby appointed By authority to rails ia com
pany for the I'd Tennessee regiment, Eovern-
ors Guard. MAJ. Il. Il. PI.Af, JR.
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RGy # Gen. Mcclellan has possession of
Richmand, the force called for by Governor
Morton may not be needed but Indiana has
enlisted for the war.
The proclamation of the governor has the
right wing
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A CAVALRY SRIRMIsH at BroWnsVliag
day or two since, resulted in terrible rant
the rebel forces.
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MORE FUE.-The Campo
attract hundreds to Odd Eel -
entertainment will be contiI u.s.
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Jackson Reported to have Turned ne
CIeIIan's Right Wing-Bsauregarda and
Price IN Richmond

jackson Reported to have Turned Me-
CIeIIan's Right yVIng-Bsauregard and
Price In Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.--The Sunday Dis
patch publishes the following:
CRY POINT, Va, June 81.
Refugees report jackson, Price and Beaure-
gard in Richmond, all about to be assigned
important commands.
1t was rumored in the rebel camp yesterday
that jackson had turned MeClellan's right
wing.
Mcclellan Issued orders prohibiting uni
formed persons leaving the White House. No
sick, or wounded, or well, are allowed to leave
for the present.
Nashville CIergymen Decline Taking the
Oath, and are Arrested.
Special to the Herald.
NASHVILLE, June 28.-At special confer
ence of clergymen before Governor johnson,
all declined to take the oath of allegiance.
Most of them were sent to the penitentiary,
prior to being sent to Gen. Halleck to be ex.
changed for Tennessee prisoners. The Cath
DIX divines being loyal, were not disturbed.
4 CONFIRMATION as BrigadIer-GeneraI
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Henry Brlckmas'
ter, from Kansas, was to-day confirmed by the
| Senate as brigadier-general.
! River News.
PTTTsBURs, June 2s.-RiveF five feet eight
inches by the pier mark, and falling. Wealth
er clear and warm.
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Mr.. JOHN LAMB, a tanner of Pennsylvania
is using petroleum., or rock oil, for the tanning
Of leather, with great success.
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ARMY OF fRR WEST.

cSrssspondenee Of the New York Tribune
CoRISTH, June 21.-The following import
ant special order has just been communicated
ssezs>,headouarters those concerned:
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LOCAL Nl7RT

Qua PAPEB.-By Industry ] a.
ance we hope to present the cit
daily paper worthy Of general
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DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
Blaeay ws

Special to the Missouri DemocratI HAoody w
THE following is q portion of our special
Washington adyice which failed to come 70 sponden
hand Friday night of stery = CT
aloag the wires east of this point ~ e.
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HANG YOUR BANNER ON THE
OUTER WALL!
HEADQUARTERS BOARD OF CLAIMS, I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July l, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS BOARD OF CLAIMS,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July l, 1862.
Tic Board of Claims submits the following rules for
the Of parties asking relief and contesting
claims.
l. The party asking relief must make short suecisct
statement in meeting, showing that the property
roversy is in military possession all the facts
atve the subject matter of controversy be clearly
stated, and the statement thus made, be
by the parties prosecuting.
q All the parties interested must be the pc
tition, and must have notice of such prosecution
The mere statements of all parties viii be heard.
Arguments except short statement of the parties
will nc! be heard.
5. The Board win meet at A. NJ. and 2 P N.
g. Casss set fer trial at particular hour be heard
at the tue it will be ismissed-without You can be
shown for eoAtinuance-and not again heard.
JAMES R. SLACK, !
J. A. McLAUGHLIN, Beard
r. Il. De HART.
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Am old Item.

How strangethe following item sounds when
read By the light Of theeve which have since
transpired. Beauregsrd was then in high glee,
with the idea that the commerce of the world
would fly to her port if once the national flag
should be torn down and Major Anderson
driven from the fort. Beauregard had not
then retreated Inundated at Corinth. The
lastfew months have been instructive no doubt,
and poor Charleston, SO long jubilant and wild,
is sadly awaiting her own impending ruin.
But we must not keep the reader in suspense:
VISIT TO THE FoRTIFIcATIoNs-Briga
General Beauregsrd, in company with his
Excellency, Gov. Pickens, who was accompa-
MED by several of his aids, visited Fort John
son, Cummings Point Battery and Morris
Island Battery, on Monday morning. They
returned about o'clock in the evening.
We learn that Gen. Beauregard was very
much struck with the great amount of work
that had been done and the general progress
and strength of the Notifications. They did
not visit Fort Moultrie, but Gen. Beauregsrd
expressed perfect confidence that Fort Sumter
could be reduced, and that it was question
only of time.-ChcrIcston Courier, 18th.
THE COURAGE OF McCLELLAN.-A CORES
pendent writing from the battlefield near
Richmond says;
An incident, illustrative as we'll of the fear
lessness as of the vigilance and activity of
our general, has not yet been recorded to my
knowledge. Gen. Mcclellan, during Wendes-
day, rode to the outer lines OF our pickets, and
pulling off his coat, mounted tall tree, gen.
orally used for accommodating purposes by our
officers and men, with all the agility of well
trained 'tsalt Of the ocean, and assembled into
its topmost branches, where he had splendid
view Of the enemy's position and defences, and
of his aIfnv's Paridisian city of Richmond, the
rebellion. The rebels were no respecters of
his valuable presence in the tree, for their
vollies few thick and fast around and amongst
its clustering boughs, happily without injury
to the "chief above takin notes.
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MEAT PRESERVED IN MoLAssEs.-aS Sugar
cured hams have long been in fashion in this
country. They are moderately sailed, and
sugar or molasses added to assist in their pre-
servation. In France, all sorts Of fresh meats
have been preserved by molasses alone. An
article in L haueastion asserts that meat may be
preserved by molasses alone in the most per-
feet manner, and with the following important
advantages: It has an agreeable flavor, it pro-
duees no scurvy CIR other disorders which re-
suit from the use of salt food, and it may be
prepared at moderate price. The process
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-03
BATTLE NEAR RICHMOND
MCCLELLAN VICTORIOUS
FALL OF RICHMOND.
CAIRO. July I'd.

CAIRO, July I'd.
There was rumor this morning that Rich
mond was taken by the feet and Mcclellan
but it is discredited this evening.
It is known however, that there was des-
peratG battle there and that Mcclellan
gained his point. If Richmond is not now in
our possession as reported, it must soon be.
Every thing shows the rebel city must surren-
der soon. It is my opinion that it is ours now.
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ron TuE RAPID CURE OF

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Costigeaess, Jcundfce, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
pyseats1y, r Stomach, EygSipetas, Headache,
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Liver Complaint. Dyopsy, Itjtsr, Taaors and
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'rioo IS cents Per Eo4; Five boxes nor $500.

Great numbers Of Clergymcn Physicians, States
men. aud eminent persouaeeS, have lent their
names % certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, la our space hero win permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
s-ish gratis cur AMEQzCAS AINASAG ia vhieh they
are given; with slso fu GescTipiioir r. he above
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other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take 10 oilers. The sick
want the aid there is for them, and thev should
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Az 0u1 remedies are for sale by
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TIE bark Massachusetts, (of New Bedford
Capt. Greene, while cruising OF Rio Janerio,
lowered three boats in pursuit Of large sperm
whale, but night set in, and the boats were lost
sight Of The bark cruised several days in the
vicinity, without success, and supPosing the
IA. Fortunately the boats kept together and
reached Santos on the 10th, all hands alive, but
very hungry, having been five days without
food.
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An advertising column in the Memphis
Avalanche, of the l4th inst, contains very
appropriate Qualification. Reinhart s. Co
want to buy Confederate notes, and Isaacs s.
Co.. offer the highest price for rags.
The two firms can strike "a neighborly traffic
at once.-T Louisville journal.
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PITTsBURq, June 28.-RiveF five feet eight
inches by the pier mark, and falling. Wealth
er clear and warm.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

The rebel papers are very much Noiheu
a.. capture ofCialveston by the Federai
-, The Richmond Eramiafr says II Is
most Illuminating affair. When General
BANKS goes to Texas with his ineiy EQUIP
ned expedition. a great many Affairs Val
n,oh,bly occur, all OF which, viii doub''ess
ee very Illuminating to the rebel Govern
meo,. That Government viii yet DC iofeea
70 submit to humiliation in divers ways
D. tho nossession Of Texas the Fedora
Government engaged in two year, war
and sacrificed about tao hundred ana MY
millions Of dollars aud the lives o.
,x ,housand brave mer. IL vas
.cau,rsd for the ostens'oic PURPOSE
of making it a slave State. Indeed u was
.a,,;,,.d by southern Statesmen 70 be war
q, Tho extension Of slavery. And The plan
.noc.ca.d we'll. Ira territory became sub
;ec, 20 the jurisdiction Of the on''ea ''A'e'
cov.,nmen, at very heavy cos, and max
Government nov proposes to iofee y y 70
,..;o under Federal laws AID Jur'sdie''on' anu
.-eo,.,,;bu,e its resources towards s"PI''''-
\ Nationality The result of tho CT
oe zen. Banks, will be 10 change
a.. character which that State has h''he1'o
,...;ned. Il will be redeemed from Tue
,.,h,,ous condition which las hereto
g.. ,;ve, 1, character, and will be popn'a-
,sa nv more cr,erprising class OF men 'nan
,he .lave dealer. Under the proper govern
.,, and the rightful protection oil prop
.,,v and person, the people Of the Eastern ana
Middle States viii settle is fertile territory
md make IL valuable IL needs No''ne'n
.n,srpr,se and Northern Improvements anu
machinery 10 make il what !, should oe' ono
Of the frs, agricultural and manufacturing
S,.,es Of the Union. Its resources IL iu''F
aevelopcd, are vast. and with Northern cap
;,.l and labor they would be developer ~
sr hcneficial 20 the whole country. Inc
..n,uro Of Galveston Is but the commence
usnt OF a campaign which Is to put an emu
10 rebel rule there aud restore the site 70
=. locality 10 the Union. Tho resources OF
,hs State must no longer contribute 20 the
supper. OF the rebel Government. Us ea'u'
must no LONGER feed rebel armies. and ~
mule. must no longer be purchased for rebel
service. The rebel territory west OF the
Mississippi will soon be rendered useless ''
the Confederate Government u already has
drawn too long on ii for resources, supplies
etc. Gen. BASKs will make it contribute 20
another direction.
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the shock and scare to which the twelve
round shot had treated him. This horse
was favorite Of the Majors, and he regret
ted being compelled TO leave il with the
Rebels.
The Rebels had sixty three pieces Of ar
tillerv. and our side had forty three. The
determined bravery evinced on both sides Is
warmly sDoken Of By Major Cotter. lie
avs FOR forty minutes each line stood q mrr
derous FIRE from the other line without way-
erie. Drrinr the artillery firing. which
opened the engagement. three OF the enc
rnx's nieces we're dismountel By our artiiic-
rists. as a Rebel officer admitted 10 the Ma
jor. None Of our pieces we're dlsmountcd
by the enemy.
The Major found the Confederate soldiers
IN condition Of great filth and destituiicn.
Some Of them had shirts made of carpets.
table cloths, old calico dresses, blankets. &c.
They were greasy from bead 10 foot. They
carry their ratons OF pork ia 4 haversack by
their side, and the grease running down
their pantaloons, which are worn as long As
they will hang together, gives them a filthy
appearance, besides creating an odor Pc
| fectly sickening. The Major says il turned
his stomach" Field Offices can be distin-
cuished. bat line officers cannot. Colonel.
I have three stars on the shoulder. Lieuten-
ant Colonies two, and Majors one. Some
times n line officer has sword or sash. cap
turea from a Federal officer, and he !
usually very proud OF H. The men ioos
| palc and sal0w or account OF hard march
me short rations, &C. They told the Ma
ior that when they came from Chattanooga
they marched seven days with ratioas o
three ears of corn each. picking up LITTLE
/ .onethine on the way. They are desperate
and fight desperately. They said they didn
want to fight the Western troops. bot OK
messed very sanguine desires with regard .
meeting the Yankees. They wanted 4
know n We in the North " ere not gettin
about sick q the war. They said they were
but added that they would never he subju
gated. Lincolns procamaiion was denoun
ecd with great bitterness By Bragg. fo;t
ard the rest.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-06

SIX % one OF the Iowa soldiers. in the late
election. voted for the Mon Republican
candidate SO would il be through the army.
corld the men vote. who have pledged their
lives 70 the war And yet tho rebel sympa-
thyscfs boast over successes due solely 10 the
Acknowledgement ct hundreds OF thousands oil
our bra,est and trucst. The late dcyelepc
meuts ought "a confound them. They tx
tho charge Of unsoundncss. They prove
that these mllcoutcnts. who arc agltating
the people. are seeking Tor something which
the army Is not They force the conclusion
that. while The soldiers mean fighi these lac
tious dcmag0e ues mean pcsce Every Con
gfcssional candidate. who. a. a supporter OF
the Administration, has been overthrow by
a Cox. or a oorhccs. is living testimonial
that h.s district has done is duty in draining
itself OF is hest blood for the war \ de
feat. under such circumstances. Is an honor.
Ii Is only the cowboy sictor' who should hc
abashcd " Y TfmeS.
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A sad story

The Hartford Press relates that between
three and four weeks ago the wife Of Mr..
George l.. Ford. OF Glastonbury, Conn, who
has mourned increasingly over tho loss OF
two children three years ago. and had re-
Gently been troubled with church difficulties,
spirituaiism, &c. and was In poor health.
became violently insane Her father ard
mother-Mr. Lucius Talcott and wiio-camc
to assist her husband in taking care Of her.
and after four days and nights of incessant
care, Mr. Ford and Mr.. Talcott and wife al
so became insane-through a sort OF mes
mcric influence. Mr.. Ford thinks-and
al, four we're shouting and breaking all the
furniture In the house. The ucighbors re-
moved Mr. Ford from tho presence OF his
wife. when lac became rational again and re
mains 30. Mrs Ford was removed 60 the
Insane Retreat Mr. Talcoti and vito were
taken there a few DAYS later, and Mr. Tai
colt has since died All the parties arc OF
rcspcciab.liis and property. Mr. ialcolt
and wife were spifltualists
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AEFAIEs AT NEw ORLEASs.-The New
York Journal Of Commerce publishes the
following extract Of private letter. dated
New Orleans, October Oh
Gloomy times here
There Is 40 more produce 70 come IN. unless
taken from the planters 10y armed force
The latter are removing their sugar into the
interior. aud placing what cannot be hauled
OF in a convenient place for burning. IN case
force is attempted doubt fauy planters
within Federal lines can succeed IN taking
of their crops. Negroes won't work, even
when seniinels arc posted around them. nov
that The proclamation Ct freedom Is an
nouDcci 70 those belonging TO rebel masters.
IL Is 20. likely that the slaves belonging 10
the loyal vii b. gratefully sub~crvient 70
tho distinction. and work a. siasc-. The
negro j. too smart for that Every one Is
getting away that ear. far EnroTe. Canada
New York AID HAVANA