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We learn by the Louisville papers, that the Indiana
Volunteers all mustered into the U. S. service
on Friday, the 10Th. There was one company more
than requisite-Capt. McCarty's of Brookville.
Gov. Whitcomb arrived at the camp the 10Th, and
was well received. Mr.. Dunning also present.
The troops were inspected and received by Col.
Churchill. But few were rejected-one from Marion
county, account of misshapen shoulder. 1t is
said that by the help of little padding he got into
another company. Gen. Wool reviewed the troops
the 20th. He stated that their departure would be
speedily provided for. They will be sent in detach-
ments to New Orleans, so as TO avoid remaining long
at that place. The men generally well, though
they do not relish the river water, which they are
Obliged to drink. They will soon become accustomed
to that.


The New Albany Bulletin of the 23d says-We
understand that the following companies formed
into regiment yesterday, by agreement Cass Coun-
ty Volunteers, Capt. Upton; Mad Anthony Guards,
Capt. McLane; Wayne Guards, Capt. Lewis Wa
bash Rangers, Capt. Wilson; Switzerland Rifemen,
Capt. Carter; Washington Guards, Capt. Ford Mad
ison Rifles Capt. Sullivan; Clark Guards Capt. Glib
son; Spencer Greys, Capt Sanderson; Lanesville
Legion, Capt. Gresham.