Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24

OF pan,aloon.. 2o.oOQ SIdoss. soteO frock coats.
and 2aVoJ pairs u drawers and socks
-Greeu. the Reformed Gambler. it i said by
the Cincinnati 3npes, ia csp, AN the 18Th Tndi
ana LIST IH-h. Regfment and i absnf beng
promoted % tie Lieuteaaat Colonelcy. =.
-ReliI + ZoIlicoGer Vas. born in Mowry
county, rennes-ee May 10. Isl2.. Hsbelone,d
to the eaitonal fraternity for losg sne. having
edited rape AZ Paris in his native Safe. and
also the Ceisatian O6st,per ana Nashville Bon
ner He was State Printer from 1885 toIs4O.
and. Conrtroller Of The Site Treasury throueh|
egsl tesns Of ofkce1 He was sent 10 Con,
gress from Tennessee. in 1853, and continued in
the House up to 1861 ~ ~ ~
-Resrricdns the circulation ofpewspapers by
Congressional enactment would pres ent many of
the relatives of the 60 600 men now in the feld,
fighting for the Union, from hearing from those
who have left ther homes TO try the issue wllesh-
er we have Government. They ought to have
every available rnesns Of hearing from those they
hold dear. at as cheap a rate az l. possible. Mr.
Cofax's bill denies them this privilege
We learn from Col. John s. Williams, of
Lafayette, who has been appointed mastering OF.
hcer Of The SD, and has the general supervision
of the encampments, tina. full uniforms FOR five
hundred men and ten thousand rations we're drawn
by the Quartermaster of the regiment. on Satur
day last, and sent to the different encampments
The unifor ms are Of the best quality, and super
or to any heretofore issued to Indiana troops.
The Quartermaster was able to secure frock
coats of the finest quality in the place Of acxeis,
and army flannel blouses, which will improve the
appearance, well as add to the comfort of the
soldier
An encampment will be organized in Lafayette
in few days, AID good quarters and special care
for the comfort of recruits provided Encamp
merits have been established at Covington Foun-
tain county. Reynolds. White county, and at
Haubstadt Gibson county 1t is also proposed.
We understand, to establish recruiting rendez-
and TO furnish subsistence at such other
points will be likely to raise full company.
The citizens of St. Louis have all been
classified and their names registered in four class
es-those who are out and out for the Union,
those who are for it with reservation, those who
are Secessionists those who keep still and say
nothing. At each hotel is deputy who fur
nishes passes to correspondents. Citizens must
go directly to the Marsha's office, where some
of them find it difficult matte to obtain pass
More than one hundred firms Joined the Union
Merchants Exchange on the first day, that the
registry books were opened.
We yesterday saw aregimental standard cap
tured at the battle of Somerset, which had been
borne aloft by the rebel soldiers of Zollicoffer.
sent to distinguished citizen of this town Mr..
II. II Dodd, by Adams Express The standard
was blue silk. fringed with gold with the Ameri-
can Eagle and number of stars depicted on
both sides. There was no inscription and we
hazard nothing in saying that this rebel banner
will never haunt over another battle field
"A Scotch regiment. now organizing in Chi
cago, advertises for pipers. aooa
The Auditing Committee on Military Claims.
composed of Messrs. Branham. Brett and Mel
lett. have audited accounts amounting TO over
ST. 400 900. OF the appropriation of 81 DOC, 900
made by the State, 1855 900 have been expended
Over $500, 900 have been refunded to the State
by the General Government, which reduced the
amount of outlay made by the State to the
amount above stated Of $os5 900. The Com.
mittee will meet again in February TO pass upon
accounts that will be ready for presentation at
that time It1
cB- Diptheria prevails to an. alarming extent