Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31


we're not required by me in dispatching orders.
But nothing can say will add 10 the well merit
Ell laurels already on the. brows Of both officers
and men OF the 10Th regiment Of Indiana voluu.
teers.
NV regiment lost in killed eleven men; in
wounded seventy hse-a complete list Of whose
names | herewith submit
Respectfully submitted,
y VIC. Krsr.
Lieut. Col. Coming 10Th Ind Reg.
Maj. A. o. Miller. slightly wounded.
Co. A-Capt James II. Hamilton. Boone
county. VIM. Bennett, private, killed; U'ah
Starbuck and Ira A. Lynch. privates, severely
wounded John H. Payne, private. slightly
wounded.
Co. Capt. Benjamin VI. Gregory, Boone
county. Vim. T. Larimore. Sergeant; George
W. Lee and W IN. II Wood, privates, killed; W m.
W. Wlndiete. Corporal, mOrtally WOUNDED; John
W. French, George l.. Essex, Vim. a. Hunt,
priyates, severely wounded; Israel II. Miller, ri
Lieutenant. VIM. +. Carson aud John l.. Hoover.
privates. slightly wounded.
Co. D.-Capt. Joseph 7. Taylor, Benton and
Tippecanoe counties. Elisha Little, private, Sc
verely wounded; James Sauster. private. slightly
wounded
Co. Capt Jehu W Perkins. Boone county.
James keath. private killed; Michael +. Brady
and Daniel Dougherty. privates, mortaiy wound
ell, since died. Abraham Dixon and Oscar ID.
Shankln, privates, sew erely wounded Felix Shu-
mate, First Lieutenant. Harvey Price, Corporal,
Ira ). Perkins, Sergeant, and Oliver Strahan,
private. slightly wounded
Co. C.-Capt James II BOYLE, Clinton county.
James III. MeAdams, First Lieutenant. killed
jeremiah BattersOn, Sergeant, and j Ohm GOar,
private, slightly wounded; Henry Haumul, pri-
waite. severely wounded.
Co H-Capt. ~ b. Taylor, Tippecanoe coun
~. Noah Dota and Erastus Deney. privates.
killed: Thos j. Patterson private, mortally
wounded; William Stone, Patrick RonIey James
Rowley. and William Arthus. privates. severely
wounded james Swa. Levi Scott, G. r. Lingo,
and Daniel Hale, Sergeant. slightly wounded
/ Co. Capt. VIM: b. Carroll, Tippeca1oe
county. elson ID. Anderson private. killed;
Lewis Johnson, LIST Lieutenant, Lewis Cochran,
Corporal, VIM. vaughn. and Generous Barre,
privates, severely wounded; Singleton Reynolds,
William W Collins, Henry keccheldort and ia
cob Bowers private., slightly wounded
| Co. k-Capt Samuel II. Shortle, Clinton
county. William Baum. private, mortally
wounded George Lucas, John NJ. Wellman,
James Wallace, David W. Bowman, privates and
Eli 3 Mitchell, Color Guard and James l. Dos.
ter, Corporal. slightly wounded.
Co. G-Capt. Alex Hogeland, (under com
mand of lst Lieutenant Jacob II. Bush,) Foun-
tain and Tippecanoe counties. Joseph Sim
monds and William Daily, privates, severely
wounded; James c. Truett. John Gllon, John
Moser, John Underhill, and John Sprague, pTi-
Yates, slightly wounded
Co. B.-Capt. Ja.. II. Vanarsdal, Montgom-
cry county. James NJ. Cosner, private, killed;
Amos h. Msner. private, mortaly wodnded;
Thomas Lands, Thomas Hunt, VIM Y. Porter,
Isaac F. Miller Orderly Sergeant. John W Hog
sett Sergeant, Geo. W. Bradford Samuel NJ.
Cray, Jeremiah Crane, Josiah Ferguson, W m.
o. Higgins, David b. L, rue, George r. NARROW,
John Miller, Andrew Ocheltree, Jas. 4. Shoema-
maker. John r. Simpson. Thomas j. Simpson.
Benz. NJ Vancleve and Martin V. West, slightly
wounded.
"A correspondent of the Chicago Times,
writing from st. Joseph, Mo, under date of oath
inst, says:
passed through the city yesterday. and the
appearance of the buildings just vacated by the
departing soldiers would lead to the conclusion
that the place had been occupied by hostile
army aud not by an army of friends, sent here
to protect people and property. When tell you
that fuel is abundant around this place-'hat it
is cheap and easily Obtained-yOu will be incred-
ulous when also tell you that not only have
well fitted up store houses been stripped of shelly
ing counters and doors. window shutters, and
everything movable, for fuel by the soldiers. but
that a number of entire houses have been pulled
/ 10 pieces anu tlltiFttN up.
What could have been the inducement for this
wholesale vandalism is more than | can conjec-
ture: for the heaviest losses far have fallen up
on UniOnists-men of undOubted loyalty. In
most cases where the troops have occupied houses
they have left them untenable, so that, when one
regiment leaves and another comes into the place
to find quarters, the newly arrived regiment has
! TO take possession of and different set OF
houses, which are TO be in their turn destroyed OF
Al
ment that may arrive.
am of the opinion that this destruction arises
from the want of discipline among the men and
inetficiency of the officers, and not from any or
ders given for that purpose. The additional fact
NAV be stated that since the first occupation OF
the place by Federal troops last spring, more fires
have occurred. and more property DESTROYED by
| fire, than all put together since the first settle
ment of the place twenty three years ago. Had
foreign enemy been in occupation OF the place
and had they left such wantOn devastation behind
them We should be disposed to doubt their claims
to civilization.
General Buell. has issued general order
highly complimenting the 32d Indiana regiment
/ Colonel Wilch's) for its gallantry at Rowett'
Station. near Munfordsyile. on the 18th ult
| After thanking both officers and soldiers. he di
reefs that the name of "Rowletts Station be
hereafter inscribed on the regimenial colors OF
the 32d Indiana
Col Eddy, of the 4sth regiment. at Goshen,
telegraphs that he has nine 925 men. and will be
/ full and ready for marching orders by the 9Th OF
/ February. Indiana has three full companies IN
the Mechanics and Fusileers' regiment now be
ing mustered out Chicago. An effort is being
made to get them to 20 into one of the Indiana
regiments now forming
Gen. Buell's Military Board is constantly
reporting against incompetent officers.
Thomas X. Austin, Surgeon of the I'D In
lin. ~ Padncnh Ky has reSicned in conse