Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
MILITARY ITEMS.

Captain Charles A. Naylor of Tippecanoe.
has been commissioned commander of battery
No. 10. now being rapidly filed up at Lafay-
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DR. Wayman Of Cambridge City. has been
appointed Surgeon of the 18th Indiana. to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the resignation of ID. G
Woods.
Lieutenant Colonel Hardin of the 57th In
diana regiment has resigned on account of his
health.
"A boat containing upward of two hundred
sick and wounded Indiana soldiers arrived at New
Albany day before yesterday. where "a hospital
was opened for their accommodation.
An effort is being made by the State author.
tiles To induce General Halleek To send all of the
Indiana sick to this State. where they can have
better accommodations New, large, and com
modious hospitals at Madison and other river
towns are IN contemplation.
-INDrANA SOLDIERS DECEASED AT ST Louis -
March l1-BartOn Shew, Company h. 3lst In
diana.
March 2l-Mincent Daymond, Company H
44th Indiana.
March 22-Cyrus Sumner, Company D. 25th
Indiana.
DR.. Richard Wyans, of Goshen, is appointed
Assistant Surgeon of 18th Indiana, rice Mum
ford. promoted
DR. Kersey. Assistant Surgeon of the Seth
Indiana, is promoted. rice Hall. resigned.
&C. j. Woods, Surgeon of the 18th Indiana.
Col. Meredith, has resigned.
- DR. James F. Siddall, connected with the
22d Indiana, arrived in the city yesterday on "A
short !urlough.
- Capt Jacobs. who has recently visited his
regiment the Goth Indiana, Col Meredith, with
a number of recruits. has returned to the city
Capt. Jacobs was successful on the recruiting
service. that he has been been detailed again. HIS
head quarters are No. % South Illinois street.
He left his regiment at Alexandria enjoying gen
orally good health
General Grant, though hardly forty wears of
age, has been in seventeen battles in three OF
which lie commanded. and was in the Mexican
Capt Chris Miller the brave and gallant
Indiana officer who so everely wounded at
the battle of Rich Mountain last fall, is now at
his home in Lafayette. His reception by his fell
low citizens must have been most gratifying To
him. On all h .nds he received the prouo and
well earned congratulations due hero-One who
had spilled his blood for his country its Consti-
tuition. and its laws. Capt Miller was elected
during his absence Auditor of TippecanOe coun
ty, and we learn is so far recovered from his Sc
we're wounds as To be able TO enter Immediately
on his duties The people of rippecanoe, the
people of the whole State. will at some future
day still further honor Capt. Miller.
-FoRM OF OATH TO BE ADMINISTERED TO RE
BEL PRISONERS RELEASED FROM CAMP MoRTON
|, A. b. OF the County of -. State of Ms
souri,, do solemnlv swear that will support. pro
tect. and defend the Constitution and govern
ment of the United States against all enemies,
whether domestic foreign; that | will bear
true faith and allegiance and loyalty to the same
any ordinance. resolution, or law of any State
Convention or Legislature to the contrary not
withstanding and further, that | will well and
faithfully perform all the duties which may be
required of me by the laws of the United States
And take this oath freely and voluntarily with
out any mental reservation or evasion whatso
ever, with full and clear understanding that
DEATH other punishment 10y the judgment
OF military commission, will be the penalty for
the violation of this my solemn oath and parole
of honor (Siened) A. B.