The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26


$is5. Other soldiers from Indiana sent by
the same person s7so-making total re-
misanee Of Si.433. That l. the proper way
10 dispose of the wages paid our troops by the
Government
The ladies OF Bloomington have seat large
supply OF blankets. flannel shir4s. socks,
drawers towels. mittens. Ac.. TO Capt. KEEL
leys company ia the ia,h regiment. at chea,
Mountain. The women all over the State
are doing good work
Al the United States ona,term,-,er.s
warerooms at indianapolis on Thursday soms
seventy or eighty cases of blankets we're re
eeived, which had been purchased in Europe
and forwarded to this department Ia Is the
first consignment OF iereign made blankets
for Indiana trooIs A large number OF army
wagons are busy each day in Transporting
military goods TO and from the several freight
depots and warehouses.
The women and old men OF Allen count,
have set themselves indusiriously 10 work in
furnishing clothing aud other necessaries for
our suffering troops. Some -four our five in
dissduals have alone contributed emo ugh to
1T out nearly half a company.
A correspondent at Paducah send. to the
Indianapolis Journal the names and resi-
dences of members of the llth regiment.
Col McGinnis. who have died since they left
indianapolis:
Sept. -. Wm. carman. measles Mont.
Sept. 20. r. crittenden. (ieser,) BarthoIo-
new CO.
Sept. ~. ID. n. Blair. tfever.) Decatur CO.
Sept. 80. n. G. Gregg. (ieverl MOntgom-
ery CO.
Oct. e. Charles stakelnan. (pleurisy.)
Terre Haute.
Oct. IL. VIM Ross Buchanan, (fever.)
Montgomery co.
Oct IL. John Ginley. lfever.) Mount
Etna, Huntington CO.
Oct. Z. VIM. Turner (fever.) Adams CO.
Oct ). James Cochran. (drowned.) Terre
Haute.
Oct. IL. VIM. T. Moore. fever Mans
field. Clay co.
There arc but few soldiers now sick. and
nearly all Of those now in the hospital are
improving and will getwel.
Switzerland county has done nobly IN
furnishing men for the war. With Popula-
ton of Il, IA, she has sent 70 the army $50
men. Col. Ormsby's regiment of the lodi
ana Legion has seventeen companies with
an average OF sixty men TO the company
The Colonel has twenty -four cousins and FIVE
uncles in the army
The citizens OF Madison have sent TO the
18th regiment. Col. Sullivan. in Western
Virginia, l53 pairs ofyarn socks. % blankets.
large wool coverleis. 4 heavy comforts, ,
large comforts for the neck, 35 pairs, of
drawers. 70 flannel and knit WOODEN shirts.
and ~ pairs Of good wooden gloves.
Col. Hazards regiment, the 9th, lef,
Lawrenceburgh on Monday evening and ar
rived at Louisville on Tuesday. The same
day nearly 5000 other troops entered Ken
lucky, consisting OF men from Illinois, Wis
consin, Ohio. and PENNSYLVANIA.
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Capt. MAYORS cavalry company from Tip
pecanoe county, is in command of Col. Da-
Wis, Of New York. and was cncamped on
Munson's Hill on the 18th inst This com.
pany could not have been in the battle in
which Col. Baker was killed. as was az first
supposed. Col. Davis, its commander, has
been commissioned IA Col. OF the 9Th United
States Cavalry.
A Brass Band has left New Albany for the
3sth regiment, Col. Scribner's. at Elizabeth
town, Kentucky.
Lieut.. John W. Moore, of company A.
18th regiment Indiana volunteers. has re.
signed his position. aud we presume will re
turn home.
A party of Is recruits for the 18th Illinois
regiment. Col. Turchin. passed through Indi.
annapolis on Thursday. en- route for Louis
vile. They were accompanied by their
Regimental Band. led by Lane. consisting of
- musicians, who, by invitation, favored the
citizens at the Capital City with some very
excellent music. IL will be recollected that
this regiment is the one that met with such
terrible accident on the Ohio Mississippi
Railroad. and have for FIVE months served in
Missouri AMI Kentucky. This accession of
so fine Band will cheer the Suckers on TO
noble deeds.
The following appointments Of Brigader-
Generals in the Indiana Legion, are announ-
ced.
lst Brigade--Jsmcs t. Blythe, Brigadier-
General. The brigade consists Of the coun-
ties of Poscy, Nanderburgh. Gibson. War.
rick. Spencer. Pike. Dubois and Knox
Sth Observation-Disclosures c. Downev. Brig
adler General. The brigade consists Of the
counties of Ohio, ID. arborn, Ripley. Frank
lin. Decatur and Shelby
5th Brigadc--Morton c. Hunter. Brira
der General. The brigade consists of the
counties of Davies. Martin, Lawrence. Jack
son. Greene. Monroe. Brown and Owen.
9th Bricsde-R W. Thompson, Brigadie,
General. The brigade consists Of the coun-
ties of sullivan. Nigo, vsrmillion. Parke.
Clay and Putnam.
sTnr l2m RrcrvrSr.-Th Indianapolis
Journal of Yesterday SAYS the three hundred
recruits fcr the l2th regiment. gathered by
Sergeant baltimore. len that city last nigh,
for the headquarters Of the regiment. wher
ever that may be. The regiment have cross
ed the Potomac into Virginia ere this. and
smelt the gas Of exploded rebel gunpowder.
THsSNs.-The same paper also SAYS. We
owe the banl OF the 18th regular regiment
our thank. Cor enc serenade on " e.lne.dax