Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11
military ltcuss.


the money given them 10y the'r father for winter
l,onn.t- and other articles In materials for
shirts aud socks for the soldiers now abroad do
Tending the honor aud the Constitution OF our
country.
Colonel II, +. Mullen. OF the 6lst Indiana.
(thc "a Irsh.) addressed the citizens Of Tcrrc
iIeute ou Thursday evening last. The Colonel
IA doing good service in the cause of his country
and we understand hs regimen, Is filling up rap
idly
Lieut.. Lynch. OF ie goth Indiana. Colonel
brown, has resigned and returned home. We
understand that Lieut.. i.yush contemplates On
tering the service again.
lit Is said that the average number Of battles
soldier goes through Is about five. We know
an old maid. SAYS a Down east editor. who has
wthstood fourteen engagements, and has powder
enough lett for many more.
The Madison County Democrat has the fol.
lowing; 1T Is reliably stated that of the fifteen
babies born IN this town AMI vicinity during the
past three months. bnt one alone Is of the femi
nine gender. IL would seem that. during war
times. Nature. like a pro, dent manager. On
deavors to keep up the equilibrium Of the two
sexes"
-RrsrL GESERALs.-Thc Richmond Dispatch
of the 25th ult gives the following list of all
the new rebel Generals. commissioned since the
appointment of Lee Beauregard. Johnston. Polk
etc. IL SAYS Congress has confirmed the follow
ing nominations made by the President. to. take
rank in the order in which they are named"
MAJOR GtNrR.rs
Braxton Bragg. sept IL. lS6l. Louisiana.
Earl Won Dorm. Sept 10. Mississippi
Gus ". Smith. Sept l., Kentucky.
4 IL Holmes. Oct. 4, South Carolina.
W. J. Hardee Oct Z. Georgia
Ben. Huger. Oct T. North Carolina
James Longstrect. Oct 7. Alabama.
j. b. Magruder. Oct. :. Virginia.
I. j. Jackson. Oct I. Virginia
Mansfield Lowell Oct. 4, Maryland.
L. h. Smith, Oct. H. Florida.
BGIGADIER GENERALS
Jos. X. Anderson. Sept :, Virginia.
Simon Il Buckner, Sept. Ia. Kentucky
L. 2. Walker. Sept. II, Alabama
A. G.. Blanchard, Sept ~ Louisiana.
Cab. J Rains. Sept ~. kensucky.
j. +. Stuart. sept "a. Virginia
LAT McLaws. Sept -. Georgia
4. Drayton. Sept - South Carolina
7. & Hindman. Sept. y. Arkansas
A II GLADDEN. Sept So Louisiana.
II. MeCown. Oct II Tennessee.
LLOYD Tigham. Oct Il. Kentucky
y 6 Evans. Oct II South Carolina.
Cadmus {. Wilcox Oct ~, Tennessee
Philip ~. Geo. Cooke Oct 81. Virginia.
Il. F. Rodes. Oct 81 Alabama.
Richard Taylor Oct 81 Louisiana
l.. /. Nigiall. Oct 81. Texas
James VI Trapier Oct 81 South Carolina
sam G. French Oct y. Mississippi
" II Carroll Oct u. tennessee
II " Mercer. Get - Georgia
Humphrey Marshall Oct ~. Kentucky.
Breckenridge Nov . Kentucky.
Griffin. Nov ,. Mississippi.
Alex 4 Stuart. Nov = Tennessee
VIM VI Gariner Nov ii, Georgia
Richard Il Garnet Nov. IA. Virginia
VIM Malone. Nov. To- Virgins
/ Or Branch Nov 10. North Carolina
William II. Schater. who was appointed a
short time since on the staff OF Gen Wood in
hentucky. has. We understand. accepted the Posi-
ton. and i now in the service Of the country.
Wehppe success may attend him wherever his
lot my be cast.-Riehmond Jefsrsonian
The officers and soldiers of the army aud
navy whether regulars. Volunteers. or militia,
who have been disabled from sickness contracted
or sounds reserved IN tie line Of thar duty ART
entlt'ei u pensions during the continuance OF
such stability; and TIE xs!ows and minor chil
dfen OF such persons who have been killed or who
have died from wounds received. or sickness con
tracted IN the service. are entitled 10 pensions
si"v extra paw aud arrears Of paw due from the
Government
-GTS. RsrSotps.-The Cincinnati Comn.<r.