Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-29

pHt N'Attt b't Atii atfni-1lnil 10 his house
The Abolition joguzis are trying % get NJ 4
a sensation bectuse the Hutchinson band OF Al
clifton NIGER singers we're Turned ont Of the
camps on he Potomac foe singing Abvlition
songs Our soldiers are more sensible than our
members OF Congress. The gallant boys ofthe
army understand that they are 20 light for the
Union and the Constitution. sud viii not allow
Themselves 70 be dirted with the Internal nj eyer
question IN. y. Herald.
= Bishop Ames. in answer to a requisition
from Washington, To 80 South with Hon. Ham.
ilton Pi-h Of New York. 20 look after the health
and general interests of Union prisoners left the
city night before list ~
= Captain Rabb. taken prisoner in Missouri.
has arrived in the city, released on his parole Of
honor by the secessionists
The Washington dispatches OF the Phila-
delpha Press contain the following items.
PErKR FuSKs IN CANP-After the payment of
lev OF the companies OF the 10Th New York
Legion. Colonel Van Wycke, discovering that
some camp sharks were selling composition and
galvanized watches. had them arrested, and com
PEELED the sellers To take back their watches aud
refund about five hundred dollars to the men
WANT OF FoRAGE.-The Government horses
are suffering terribly for want forage rs well a.
daily by scores. Forage comes forward very
slowly, owing. in some measure, to datoriness
IN paying of contractors, and the advance which
has recently taken place in hay and oats. There
Is certainly a want of proper mana cement IN some
OF the departments. HAY which was contracted
Tor by the Government three weeks ago AT s22
per tun. and which has not come forward, can
not now be bought for less than 500 per tun.
A telegram. received in this city by his
brother 5. A. Fletcher. jr., states that DR. Fetch
er, taken prisoner by the rebel forces. had been
released and had arrived at Fortress Monroe
DR.. Fletcher was exchanged for a Dr. .Jelfries OF
the Confederate navy. DIR. Fletcher's numerou.
friends in this city will be glad to hear this
= We find this paragraph in the Boston Jour
nal: 1.-The State authorities have within two or
three days received from the War Department
at Washington. communication inquiring the
number of troops that could be sent into active
service within the next even DAYS"
= Captain V. Jacobs. of Company ID, of the
l9th Indiana Col Meredith, is home on the re-
cruiting service We call the attention of young
patriots to his advertisement and cheerfuly vouch
for him as an accomplished gentleman. with ex
perience in military affairs. who has by his gal
antry and soldierly bearing, won the commenda
ton of his superior officers
- PoLIrrcs OF OUR GESERALs-The following
Generals in the Union army are Democrats
Mcclellan, Hslleck. Buell.. Rosecrnns Sherman
Wood, Dix. Butler Burnside. Mcdowell
The following are Republicans Fremont
Banks. Lane. Phelps.
These do not, of course include all the Gen
erals in the army. but they include the most active
and prominent. and about the same proportion
would be maintained were we to cite the whole
number
Thus while every Democrat in the land has
been considered unfit TO hold a civil office, vrtu-
ally few but northern doughfsces" and "pro-
slavery" men have been thought competent to
take command of an army in defence of the
Union against the SOUTH
Truly-the Union principles of the Democracy
have been nobly indicated, and truly are the De
mocracy avenged for all the obloquy heaped upon
them by their sectional opponents in the past
Milwaukee Ners
DECEASED SoLpIERs.-The following soldiers
died in the general hospitals in Louisville. during
the week ending January 9th. 1862:
January l7th-Hixon Simons, Co T, 57th
+! Indiana; David Steurer. Co. l. Both Indiana
January l6-Henry Rider, Co |, 3Oth Indiana;
Oliver Maris, Co. A, 3Sth Indiana; Matthew
Burns Co. G, 10th Indiana
January l9-Altaero Felter, Co. l. 3i,h India
ma; Samuel Wathorn. Co d. 3ith Indiana
January 20-Lowry NJ. Glass, Co X, 37th In
diana; Samuel Withrow. Co. ID. 39,h Indiana
January 2l-George Heck 18th Indiana: Dix
on Underwood, Co. G.. 3Sth Indiana.
January 22-E. c Macy, Co. G. Seth Indiana;
Noah Bennett. Co. +. 9th Indiana; NJ Level
en-. Co. F. 3oth Indiana.
John Stansbury, Co. c, 30th Indiana
| January 23-Adam Sworswoler Co. c. Both
! Indiana.
At st. Louis the following deaths are re-
ported
January 20-Andrew Baker; Co II, 22d In
diana.
January 2l-James L. Powell Co. ID. 25th In
diana; John W. Stevens. Co l. 25th Indiana
January 24-John L. Driscol, Co |, 25th In
| diana.
Capt MORGAN, of the Indiana cavalry now
in Kentucky, and both of his Leutenants, have
resigned.
-Brigadier General Dumont arrived in the
city yesterday, from Kentucky