Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-25

BOWLING GREES, kT.. Dec II. Ieb2
Ep SENTINEL: u know of no way of jedg
Ia 81 tie future EXCEPT by the past. and Judging
by\ibe past | feel assured that the Seaiinel
reaAhss the humble home OF yonr correspondents,
tlsoukl he i not there 90 welcome a. Trusting.
soselSr, in the patriotism. bravery. and deter
ained spirit Of the noble sous Of she North. we
hope. ere long, % enjoy the comforts OF home,
of peace. end ct Union resforcd--a Union rs
K vas. CSssttution as II i.
Knowing Cat many OF your readers look aux
iouslv COZ inl>fmstion, through the columns Of
your excellent pepper. we can hardly refrain from
writing that which might be considered "a viola
ton OF the 57th arscle." Suffice il to say. how
ever that there are some Of the bows" nc this
post And though Il Il reported tina, Forrest.
Morgan & Co. With = band of thieve-. assassins.
and FOUNDERS. have again invaded the land OF
Boone "the boys" here Won't scare worth
rel" Ways aud quizzcal boys frequently put in
circulation rumors Of the approach OF secesh.
but instead Of seeing any take scare they
invariably receive the same. OF 4 similar. answer,
let EN- come"
We learn. by paragraph in the Louisville
Journal, OF Yesterday that the notorious Morgan
was lately married. We suppose, therefore.
although he has confined himself 10 cavalry in
all his operations heretofore. that he s not averse
10 infantry IL will, we doubt not be gratifying
Go those in Southern Indiana, having friends in
hospital 81 learn that each and every hospital
here is we'll conducted. and cannot he otherwise.
while supefintended by so energetic. industrious
and skillful physician as Dr.. Charlie Piers-n,
Post Surgeon at this place The Doctor was for
merly citizen OF Paoli and j. native born
Hoosier He Il we'll and favorably known IN old
Orange and adjoining counties, and j. success
fu physician and sGrgeon-au honest, energetic
and humane man: and 10 his many friends IN In
diana we must say. that although for them we
regret bis absence il is better that he is here; for
while he administers medical remedies to thesiek
soldier. bis every word. influence and bearing.
proves that he sympathizes, appreciates, nay,
almost feels, the condition of his suffering pa
tent
DR. Larkin. Of Huron. Indiana :. here IN
charge of one of the hospitals; and though he is
now confined TO his room by fever. his whole
mind and heart IL in the work. And if you
respondent should be 40 unfortunate as to have 10
perform the sick part OF the service he viii, surely
kick for adiniitance into the hospital under charge
OF De J..
There are great many Hoosiers. Buckeyes
aud Yankees here on the convalesccnt list, aud
your reas ers may guess their anxiety to 60 for
ward 10 their respective regiments when they
reflect that the "pay car" il to come around
soon
1.-The news. were we permitted TO give all i'm
our know edge, would not. we think. he of any
great interest. All seems to 90 eB-as,er the same
old camp lie style. Old stores are gathered up.
great wagons piled high with green wood, and
crowds are stamping around the fires. talking,
smoking, &c, all with one common consent
agreeing that camp life is hard. and that seces-
sion Is great crime, and ought To be put down
speedily. So mote the Me-