Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24

furnished for use at the squad drills. Sa-
bres are expected during the current week
The companies would have been much
better IN camp ut home until arms and
equipments were ready for them.
\ The women Of Indiana. in every part oil
the. State are knitting socks and making
other articles of clothing for 7our soldiers.
Every paper we talle-up contains notice
Of something done for the comfort of, our
sufferinstroops. Let the good work go on.
Too many clahes cannot be provideils---
Cold weather will soon be upon ms. and
every warm garment will be needed.---Ind
Jour, Oct IL. .esres r.I-
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Tho officers Of Capt Klaus artillery.
stationed, at last accounts. at Sedalia.
Missouri, have resigned. and have since
been arrested and are to be court martialed.
The cause of these designations as told us,
is that the men had been promised q com
plete ourit for their battery first at ST.
Louis. next at Jefferson City. and then
again at Georgetown The battery was
finally ordered southwark into the enemy's
country with only two hundred and thirty
rounds OF ammunition. and with incomplete
equipments The officers held; meeting
an rosol yed. unanimously. to tender their
resignations.i This LED 10 their immediate
arrest, which was the condition Of affairs
at oar latest adaices. so3 sgraaa on tadf
Sergeant baltimore. of the 18th regi-
ment. Col Link. who has been recruiting
for his regiment for some time, will leave
next Tuesday withover three hundred men
to join his command. This number ,fiIls
..he regiment up to the regulation standard
of 1.010 men. The 10Th regiment has
moved from Darnestown. Maryland. bu,
It is not known where it has gone II vii
probably shave a hand". in the 'brush'
that is expected shortly take place some
where on the line Of the Potomac. :. 1a'
The Fort Wayne Times Of Tuesday
evening has, The following paragraphs
Col. Farnsworth, with a regiment oil
1.200 cavalry. from Illinois, destined foI
Washington. passed. through this city to
day. They ;were.a noble looking SGT of
fellows.
Col. Cook, Of the. U. S. A. passed
| through tn city today. en- route for
Washington. with five hundred cavalry
and infantry. regulars. with six brass field
pieces. from Utah Territory. - 81
Capt. Gooding, Of the 22d Regiment
Missouri few days since $1,000. which
| the members Of that regiment had sent
home to their families. The most of this
money was sent to the friends OF the gallant
boys in Jennings comfy.
Captain Henry CLAW. son of Col. Clay
who fell at Buena Vista. and grandson oil
Henry Clay. has been appointed Assistant
Adjntant General to General Richard w
johnson. to serve in Kentucky
A reward Of 500 is offered for the best
drilled company in the Jefferson conrtv
regiment of the Indiana Legion. and S5G
for the second best company. 'M
There are three com panies in Camp
Rush for the 52d regiment. Col. McReyn-
olds. Il is expected to fill the regimen
within few weeks.
A large number of wagons anil other
army munitions passed through this city
the other day for Kentucky H.s
/ We are glad to learn that Col. Streight',
Regiment. the 5lst. is nearly full. HI
has engaged the services of the Peru Bras,
Band as regimensal musicians
Jasper Packard of Laporte is engaged ir
raising a company Of Mschanic Fnsleers,
to be attached to Unitel States Regiment
AS recruiting for this regiment in Indians
i, got for tn benefit OF any other State. i,
will not be interfered with. The regiment
is 20 be commanded by Col. j. Fl. Wilson
formerly of Massachusetts,, who served
through the Florida war in battalion Of
this kind. The wages Of members OF this
regiment are ST per month, with extra
pay for mechanical labor. 80 ..'17
There are about two hundred aud fifty
men in Camp Joe Holt for Col. Rays reg
iment, the 10th. en'is eao7
Captain Sturm's artillery company is
at Henderson. Kentucky. Their guns
were supplied them at that point. from arms
previously at Henderson. The company
is to be furnished with a new battery as
soon as the guns can be obtained. = '
Owing to the want Of arms the 34tl
regiment. Col Steele. has not yet left
Camp Joe Holt. .s s '"'s ''ss.''.''7
Artillery companies. organized in the
ohio River counties are, daily practising
with theirguns. distant firing over the
Ohio" would be reported every day by
Telegraph if the Washington City news
agent was anywhere near New Albany OF
Evansville. 1'' 'ss - ~
Nine companies Of the Indiana Legior
have boon organized in Evansville. s''
The following military appointment,
have recently been made, Norman Eddy
lColonel Of the 4Sth Regiment. rendezvous
ling at Goshen, ;. NJ Green Assisfan
Surgeon Of the 18th regiment. ui-e DR.
! Kenirick. resigned; and Frank Cunning
ham. Aljutanf of the Irish Regiment. tn
t35th.. Other appointments tor the reegi
lmen.s now forming will be made mex
week bid, 1911. 49,.
/ Lieutenant Colonel o,Neal. of the 26tl
regiment, and Major Skunk. OF the stl
regiment, are now in the city for the pnr
pose Of obtaining peedful supplies for thpi
respective commands. They. expect I,
return to Missouri some time this weel
with. rubber blankets. overcoats and othc