Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
MILITARY ITEMS.

Lieutenant in the 81 Indiana cavalry.
Major S. S. Mickle, of the 47th Indiana, has
resigned
Major Roger Martin. of the SD Indiana, has
resigned.
DR. Jacob Ebersoll of Aurora has been APP
pointed principal Surgeon of the 18Th Indiana.
How LEAD AND Brass ARB PRocuRED SourH.
"A gentleman writes follows 10 the editions of
the Mobile Advertiser and Register, March 10,
1862:
/ send YOU, a contribution to the Confeder
acy, the lead weight which was attached to the
striking part of my clock. with the hope that
cry one. not only in your city, but in the whole
Conlederacy. who may have such within their
reach will do likewise.
- Assistant Adjutant Gen Wilson will send
home from the Nashville hospital 500 GONZALES
cent soldiers on furlough.
- Commissary Gen Stone, with thirty wound
ed the remnant of our Pea Ridge heroes, will
reach here to-day.
- Capt Fessenden. of the 18th regiment Uni
ted States infantry severely wounded in the arm
at Pittsburg. has arrived ia the city.
APPOINTMENTS AND PRoMorioNs.-6th Regi
ment-Dr. VIM NJ. Harding, Assistant Surgeon.
vice Charleton, resigned.
Forteth Regiment-Dr John Potts, Assistant
Surgeon, vice Click promoted.
u.
ham, promoted Major, vice Stoughton, promoted.
Forty fifth Regiment. 81 Cavalry-Chas. Case,
appointed Major TO take command of battalion
now in Kentucky.
Forty seventh Regiment-Capt. John A. Nc
Laughn, promoted Major, vice Mickle, re
sigued.
Bracken Cavalry-Jas. II. Carr promoted LIST
Lieutenant.
Cow HoLLINs 1t has not yet been stated,
tie" notorety was captured in the general rout
at Island No 10; but such is the fact. He is
now prisoner. The Commodore made pres
ent of handsome squirrel gun 10 Major Speed
Butler, Gen. Pope's Adjutant General thinking,
no doubt, that for some time to come at least, he
would have use for such weapon. He may
be expected here in a day or two-St.Louis Rep.
We are indebted to Dr. Dorsey for the fol-
lowing list of the wounded of Pittsburg Landing
soldiers from Indiana now in the Mound City
hospital:
Thomas B Stanett, 9th; Morris C Rich. 9th;
Chas A McNull, 44th; Chas NJ Thomas, Nth,
badly: Perry Matten, Goth, badly Jno W Blank,
3lst, badly; Jaben johnson, 18th; John Rolf,
4lth; Henry Esy, Nth; Martin Menard, 44th;
Elias Curtis, 9th; Loss Heller. 3D.; Thos Land.
9th; Joseph Farther 3lst, badly: David Honad,
Both; Jacob Fisher, 32d; Sam Wright, 4ith;
Paul Seay, 18th; Phillip Miller, 18th, badly;
Garrett McCason, 3lst; George Tuthaway. 25th;
Jacob Odell, 27th Daniel Bantelsy. Seth, badly.
The following Indiana officers have re
signed: LIST Lieut. ID II Wall. 34th regiment; 81
Lieut. Edward J Williams, 47th: lst Lieut. J r
Emery 18th: Capt Byron Ii Dent, 4Ith; 2d
Lieut. Nicholas Van Horn.
The following company officers have been
commissioned: James W Archer, LIST Lieutenant
and Adutant. 18th regiment, Noble Rifles Indi-
ana volunteers. Captans-Thos A Mcknight
ID. - .
Russell Belder, ID; Allen G Cavins, co f
MILFORD II Weman, co FIR John W Branch, CO
G.; Thos Z Graves, co /; Edward J Mcbride
lst Leutenants-James f Hyden, Philip Nc
Dade John Akin, Andrew J Mason, Benz l.
Brookshare, Thomas Riley, George W Brown
Alexander Jones, Z 5 Hudson.
Second Lieutenants-Wm Bartholomew
VIM Rogers. Edward Maxwell, NJ Taylor
James Murphy, Ephraim Hollis, John Phil
lips, Howard Wabler.
A Cairo correspondent of the Herald give:
General Haleck's opinion of Mcclellan as fol
/ lows:
General Halleck has declared repeatedly. il
substance that he considered the military skill
science and penetration of General Mcclellan a
second to no man living; that whatever had beer
done in the West and elsewhere was but the car
rying out of McClellan's great plan OF the war
that the general idea OF each and every
J
aud knowledge of war and its appliances anC
that Mcclellan had roughly hewn the Who'll,
work and only left the finishing touches to the de
partment ard division commanders"
We are glad 10 see the alacrity with which
our people enter upon the duty OF ministerng t
the wants of the wounded soldiers sent TO thi
city constant stream of persons, ladies' anC
gentlemen. was kept up on Saturday and yester
dav bearing delicacIes and all manner OF neces
sary articles to the suffering.
Physicians visiting the city have also rendere'
important assistance to the attending physicians
Among the number noticed Drs. Hobbs anC
Tucker OF Annapolis, Parke county, who la
bored Increasingly until all the wounded had beer
properly attended This conduct was II
strong contrast with that OF few handSomel
dressed medical gentlemen who sat all day in th
hotel gazing with admiration on the gold band
that orlamented their shoulders and tho silver
L. ) that decorated their caps.-EransriN
Journal
Some OF tn furious she rebels of Nashville
are ugly. scrawny lank and toothless old girls
who can't attract the notice of the Union sol
diers They are the worst of rebels. "withou
for a but.
AN ORDER FROM BEAURLGARD- follow
ing order from Gen. Beauregard was issued 10 tn
planters OF the Mississippi VALLEY. /, Is date
Headquarters Of the Army Of the Mississippi
Jackson. Tennessee, March eth, 1862
More than once people fighting with an enc
my less ruthless than yours. for imperiled right
not more dear and sacred than yours. for home
aud a land not more worthy of resOlute al 4 un
cOnquerable men than yours, and for interests o
far. less magnitude than you have now at stake
have not hestatei to melt and mould into cannon
the precious bells surmOunting their houses o
God. which had called generations 10 prayer
The priesthood have ever sanctioned and conse
Grated the conversion in the hour OF their nation
need as one holy and acceptable in the sight Q
God
Wewant cannon As greatly as any people VIII
ever a. history tells Us melted their church bell
10 supply Them and /, your General, entruste
with the command of the army composed OF you
sons. your kinsmen and your neighbors do no'
call on YOU to send your plantation bells to tn
nearest railroad depot, subject to my order. to b