Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-18
INDIANA MILITARY ITEMS,

Troni the 1huiana Journal.
The STATE ARsESAI.-Nearly a ton II
lead day is used at the State Arsenal in
the mandatory Of balls for mrskets. rifles
and carbincs. The Superintendent of the
State Arsenal is assiduous in his labors in
the making Of cartridges, shot and. shells
and the fabrication of fuses, signal lights.
DC. s A large number Of hands. rs we have
before announced. are employed at the ar
senal IN the various departmentsE Nearly
nil the ammunition used by the troops in
Western Virginia has been prepared at the
arsenal here. and the supplies now being
fun nished. almost daily. are sent from fhis
place . Aportion ofithe ammunition has
been sent from Columbus. Ohio. bnt the
most Of 1t has gone from indianapolis
a few days since qnaniy Of cartridges for
Colts revolrers and Sharp's Carbines
were sent to Virginia.
PAYMENT OF TIE STATE TRoors. ALI
the companies Of the unorganizeds 18th
regiment have been paid off and discharged
by Paymaster kendrick We noticed n
humber Of them yesterday about the State
House with rolls of bills in their hands
counting over the amounts they had re-
Eceived and placing the sums in their wal
lets. "A considerable number of these
troops have entered the three year, SER
vice. while others have returned hong
The Paymaster's attention will be nextdi-
rectcd to the troops ut Evansville.
We are Informed that Governor Morton
has assurance from the General Govern
ment that all the expense of organizing
and eqnipping the troops of this State
will be assmnesishy the Goversnens ahd
that the State will be released, in part at
least from the. bprthen. Of preparing she
new tents regiment orsessiceS = = a.
General J. j. Reynolds has received his
appointment and commission q Brigadier
General of the three years volunteers Cor
this State. nj 10Y 44
John lowering. of Lafayette has been
confirmed as Brigade Quartermaster of
Reynolds Brigade. Yoaa = n a2
VOLUNTEERS EscAnP1So, - Yesterday n
company from Martin county, under Cap
tain Kimblett. arrived and took up quarters
at Camp Morton. They will attach them
selves to any regiment that best suits their
fancy. Col. Meredith's regiment is full,
and all companies arriving here sfteFt this
date must attach themselves to some fegi-
ment other than that Of Col. Mcredith's or
Col. McMillan's The former has head
quarters at Camp Morton, and the latter
at Camp Sallivan. 1888 .'a.''F
The ELEvEsTH REeuNEST.LThest time
of service ofth three months volunteers
|expixes ON abe Odd inst. BY that time all
the recruits of the eleventh regiment viii
be uniformed and sent 10 the headquarters
of the regiment An the equipments; ne
cessary will also be ready BY the time the
boys report to their commanding officer
Mr.. e. A. Hall is actively enGSed
in making the uniforms, and will have
hiss pxst % Eths aeeessa<y1 kof,< CON-
pleted in due time. The 18th will keep
right on" during the war and continue as
efficient in the Service, and as creditable to
the State as il has hitherto been.
sa1E&kA2 KHAKI CompsE that
are to compose the regiment to b st1tion-
e1nt: 9empK nsx hp rived. a the
COmpaniss are net fun. but I'll re-
s.Yisiag; 6llpp shs s,sagiits