Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

The 9th Regiment of Indiana Volunteers departed
from Madison on Sunday last for the seat OF A
friend has furnished US the following PARTICULARS
Regi,aental Field Stcf Colonel James H. Lane
It. Col. Allen May; Major John NJ. Myers; Adj.
John NJ. Lord; Sergeant Major F. P. Bradley; ID do.
- Odshue; LIST musician, VIM. Miller; % do.
John Sunman ArmOrer, A. J. Gray; Reg Orderly
P. II. Conroy
Company A., Indiana Guards-Capiain H. Hull,
Ii. ID. w. c. Rich I'd do. John NJ. Lord, I'd I'd do.
j. NJ. baltimore.
Company B.. Rough and Ready Guards-Captain
George Green 1t. Philip Roe, I'd do. Jas. M. Ross,
I'd I'd do. II. Hensey
Company c., Covington Guards-Captaip R. NJ
Evans, It. Sylvester Crane, % do. Jas D. Moore, I'd
I'd do. w. R. Keep.
Company D., Hancock B'hoys-Captain James R.
Brackett 1t. A. NJ. Patterson I'd do. ]. NJ Hamilton,
I'd I'd do. H. J. Kelley.
Company E., Sbelbyville Hards-Captain Samuel
Mckenzie. It. C. J. Skunk, I'd do James Baker. I'd
I'd do. Joel Barnes.
Company F., Centre Guards-Capt. John McDou-
gal, Ii. Thomas McBaker, I'd do. w. c. Kise, I'd I'd
do Thomas ONeal
Company Co. Grabbers No. 3-Capt. A. C. Gibbs,
1t i. S. Moffait, ID do. H. w. Jones, I'd I'd DO G.
Maxwell.
Company H., Washington Guards--Captain E. G..
Cary, 1t Thomas Marshall ID do. David Skunk, I'd
ID do J. Holloway.
Company ], Montgomery Boys-Captain M. B.
Manson 1t. J. S. N. Vanceave, I'd do. John V. King,
ID I'd do. C. w. Osborn.
Company K. not full-Captain Lewis.
The several companies departed follows On
board steamer Ne Plus Ultra, Colonel Lane Surgeon
Athon, and companies E. D. and F.
On the Phenix, Lieut.. COL May, Assistant Surgeon
Mullen and companies A. B. and G..
On the Wave, Major Myers, DR.. McCluer, and
companies c. H. and j.
The following officers were left, by orders, to re-
crut for the service At Madison, It. II. W. Jones
and Sergt. Ed Badgeey.
At Evansville, 1t. David Skunk and Sergt Lance
At Lafayette, 1t. S. Crane and Sergt. Hosea
OF this regiment, the Madison Courier remarks:
During the time this body of men have been en-
camped here. they have conducted themselves with
great proprety, and their conduct has reflected honor
on the character Of the volunteer soldier. We have
heard complaints from citizens and of dis
graceful outrages their part. Take them all in
all, they are a fine looking body Of men, and appear
competent to do good service in the field. May good
health aud good luck attend them, in their arduOus
campaigns They will probably be absent a long
time--somc may return--but under all circum-
stances, it Is not doubted that they will sustain the
honor of their country, their State, and the American
name, by their bravery battle, and moderation in
victory.
We learn that Colonel Lane has been ordered to
appoint three Lieutenants with three assistants from
the ranks, to three different recruiting stations in the
State in order to keep the regiment full the time
they remain in Mexico. This is considered a very
wise proceeding experience has taught that regi-
ments soon dwinde down to comparatively few effect
i've The second Indiana, for instance, had less
than five hundred men the morning of the battle of
Buena Vista.