The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
Military Items.


per cent. discount. aud bay 0as tAgssasd do
lars Coagsd-rafe Ses,y for hfty cents on me
dollar
A correspondent OF sAe csaesnaAr Com
merc.al writing fron. one Of the CAMPS near
Corinth relates the fOilo~ins aneedOse
$40. plsy. Lsrt. y. I.oFd. f.ssi's lsiA repent
lie had srraceIy uttered the lasl ~ord 81
,hi. line. shen private soldier IN hs eon
xree.,ioa-An old man and xeAloas ehrts-
sSsiss-earnestI, cried out. No Lord. ~
-. ,hey la down their arms" While the
clergyman - as offering the concluding prayer
rifie shot vas heard - Il from our Piekets.
mile beyond. The report Of the gun wss
Immediately followed oy an exclamation
from the same venerable hoos'or-" l.ord, u
hat. = Union shot send the bullet straight.
an IL IL Amt, bit tree With Is, Lori
the indianapolis JoarnAl says. Some do
not understand Shy il = that Indiana hAs'"o
regiments OF one year men Just retiring from
service The iollo~i0g retrospective glance
al their history rill explain i.
The hrst requisition Tor troops under the
proclamation OF the President Of April 18th.
l-el. sailed for bat six regiments from thus
State. and they aere for three months
Early 10 May last. in anticipation OF troubles
upon our Southern borders, the Legislature
passed an act authorizing the raising OF sax
regiments OF State troops for one year Tn
der the provisions ofthis Law. the 18th. 18th.
Iith, 18th, 10Th aud 18th regiments were
organized aud officeEed. Soon after. call
was made by the President for fonrIegi
ments TO serve the United States for three
wears, and Governor Morton turned over the
18Th. 18th. 18th. and 18th regiments TO Uncle
sam. They we're organized IA June lass.
| lett la diana soon after. and on arriving ia
Western Virginia formed zen. Reynolds
| Brigade The 18th and 10th remained in
! the State service until the 23d Of July. when
they were transferred. BY special arrange
meut. TO the United States service for the
balance of then unespired time-nine or ten
months.
Both regiments went TO the Potomac. and
were attached TO Gen. Abercrombies Bri-
gade, in Gen. Banks Division. Afterwards
the I2th was assingaed To Gen. Shields
Division. These regiments will probably
arrive a. home this ~eek and We hope they
NAV meet with a cordial reception by the
citizens of the different localities from which
they volunteered.
The following are their officers:
TWELFTH INDIANA.
Colonel. VIM. II. Linck OF Fort Wayne.
Lieut.. Colonel. George Humphrey Of Fort
| Wayne
MAJOR Heury Huber, OF Warsaw
Surgeon. Dr.. W. H. LonaI Of Marion.
Assistant Surgeon. Dr. Noble 2. Howard
Of Greenfield.
ouartermsster, J. II. Dixon OF Vernon.
Adiutant. Oscar hinkle OF Fort wnyne.
| Capt.ins-Thosnas g. Morrison OF New
Albany, Thomas X. Noei OF fortviIle. James
Bach.nan OF Madison: j. r. DRAPER OF Yer.
non; Thsm.s Dosne of Marion: Vim. o Brisn
| Of Noblssvilie. Reuben Williams OF Warsaw,
Ajax Buchanan of Marion. George Nelson
and Arthur r Reed OF Fort Wayne
John VI. Wallace WAS the nrst Colonel
bur he subsequently resigned TO accept
Pasmaster'. commission.
nxrKxsrH INDIANA
Colonel. Thomas Lncas - i1sfenss
burg
Lieut.. Colonel. Joel Wolfe OF ku.hyills
Major. vacant.
Surgeon. DR. Fisher Of fayette county
Assistant Surgeon. DIR Geo. n. chitenden
Adiutant. oran Perry Of Richmond.
Quartermsstsr, Henry b. Hill OF Carthage
Captsins-Thomas A Mcfarland Of Shell
, | b,yIIle. William Judkins Of Falkland. Shelby
, county. Johs Platter Of Aurora. q
, Dennis Of lA-rencebury. J. =. 6slle-p.s o
1 Nes Albany. +. J BeachbAri % hushsi'le
. John u. orr OF connersville. A. J. Hasn o
| Gresncsstls, J T. Lee Of Richmond ala.
John McQnisson Of Morris
PA Hacklemsn was the efficient colone
a Of thi. Resiment until be promotion 20
e Br,gsd,sr Genearslsh,P some weeks ago
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where between " X NcEeen's and the re-
idenos OF DR.. Helm. AM person binding 'h
; above mentioned article. and leaving Il .
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