The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

MILITARY AcA' nv ~ o
nent. sox about full that viii DO uniformed,
armed. and equipped. and sent into Kentucky
during this week. Their places IN eampwih
soon be occupied by other recruits. which
will be drilled. equipped, and clothed. and
sen; into the field as suddenly possible
Elder j. =. Watson, of the Christian
| Church. resident at Marion, Grant county,
Ia. received the appointment OF Chaplain to
de leth regiment. Col. Linek. now stationed
! Of Jamestown. Maryland.
The 3,lh regiment. Col Hazard, recruit
ed at Iasrencebnrg. received is uniforms,
I arms. and equipments on "Wednesday last.
and the Rising sun Visitor Of saturday saws
that il sill Immediately proceed 10 Ky.
Vim. T. Bears has been appointed Sutler
of the 10th regiment
Nathan Crawford. OF Hancock county. has
been appointed Quartermasier Of the SD
regiment. and Otto Christman. Of Marion
county. Sutler
Emil Birchoif has received the appoint
ment Of Quariermaster Of the 55th or second
German regiment. Of which no field officers
have We, been appointed
Socxs Fok THE SoLDIxEs--We learn from
the Madison Courier that thousands OF the
women Of Indiana. of Jefferson and adjoining
sountie-. are now engaged in knitting WOODEN
socks. and that philanthrophic persons are
engaged in the work Of furnishing yarn 10
those who are willing 10 work. but who have
no. tue material 10 work with. Every WON
an in Indiana oa.h; u kni, at i~a-, on.. pair
Of .ocks Tor the army" l., the good work
spread. and that speedily. Tor there i need.
We are told by a correspondent oft the Phil
ad.lphia Press:
A lady Just returned from one ofthe south
J EN- counties of Virginia SAYS that all the
schools have been broken up long ago. the
bows are In the army. aud the girls ara NJ
home knitting socks: that wherever you 70
the ladies meet YOU at their doors and gates
With the needles going. the servant. IN the
: house and on the plantation equally am
bilious.
Surely tbs women OF Iadiaia viii not be
less active In promoting the comfort of the
soldiers II freedom than the women OF the
South are in providing for the wants o, tie
, traitors
GENERAL ANDEKsoN.-A dispatch frsn
D General Anderson to Governor Morton OF
Monday morning announces that, la copse
4 quence of his III health, the command of hi
} department has been transferred 70 Genera
+ sherman. The anxiety and confinement o
+ Fort Sumter has 50 shattered the General
+ health that he i physically unable TO TAX
Z charge OLA campaign. and the substitution o
f sherman. or somebody else was necessity
b There IL of course 20 censurc OF Genera
f Andersons conduct implied in the change
Z IL Is simply release from duty that he i
e unable to attend 10. and the tone Of the al.
:, patch indicates tia. he feeIs that il IS fsvo
c rather than csa-urc
4 The Lafayette Courier i authorized {,
!, say that Judge Petit Is not an applicant 70
! the Chaplaincy OF the Rev Col smith : reg
r ment of preacher Ii he goe. NJ AZ he wi
i beat the drum
Our corpulent neghbor on Eth street vi
We are authorized 20 -sy al-o refuse IN
e Chaplaincy If rendered him Ifhe goes Q
. the wars he will only a. - 90 blow on som
J wind ntrument
OHIO. lni.sisl an.i lll..to.s ere u have ~
900 men in Kentucky in les than ten day.
!. DR.. J c. Thompson. Of Terre H,nte. la
!, been appointed Surgeon OF the llth Indian.
now at Paducih. and II e B.,wa. Of Ind
!. annapolis. Assistant Surgeon
|. Hon. Graham =. Fitch has had fifteen con
, panies o6erec him Tor his regiment, IL
:. probable that second regiment will /
: ordered 20 Rendezvous, al Logansport Tn
o citizens Of that place ere busiIy At wor
/, bui.sling birrscks Tor the accommodation q
"A Of the men
=. IL = whisg-sed that the soveramen:
al sendng large number OF troops from q
ne Potomac TO Kentucky and Missouri.
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