Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-31
MILITARY ITEMS.

The following Indiana soldiers arrived in
Cincinnati, sick and wounded, from Island No.
10: Ed. A. Pond, Odd Ind, co. f; John Science.
SD Ind. co. A; Henry Baker, SD Ind co. d.;
Ed. Jennisen SD Ind, co. a; Reuben Huddle
son. 52d Ind, CO. F.; Charles Huddleson, SD
Ind, co. +; Spencer G. Walter, SD Ind, co. T.;
John Mulholland, co. ID, SOD Ind.
Colonel Wilson. of the 10th Indiana, has re
signed.
-DoINGs or "SEcEssIoNIsr '-Intelligenc
comes that General Shields has been fighting his
way inch by inch toward rebeldom by way of
Strasburg-forty miles southwest of Harper's
Ferry. This is the man against whose confrma
ton both Howe and Doolittle voted, because tie
is "Secessionisti" IL is to be regretted that
just such Secession;sts General Shields don't
ill the dishonored places of our Senators.-MH
paukee Ners
Captain Chris Miller lead the advance at
Rich Mountain, and was the first man shot down.
Colonel T. T. Crittenden, of the 9th Indiana,
is spoken of at Washington in connection with
nomination as Brigadier General If he receives
il. Indiana will have twelve Brigadiers and Ma
jor General.
The following Indiana soldiers have died
recently. in Louisville.
March 22-james Smith, CO. G, 18th Ind
March 24-J. W. Cracroft. X, Both Ind.
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Ind.
March 26-L Crandell. CO H. 9Th Ind NJ
Hays, CO. A, 36th Ind; NJ. Carrico, CO. G, 50th
Ind
March 27-Thomas Westake, 4, 18th
Ind; Edward Doty, CO. +, 3St Ind
March 2c-John Shelton. CO. A, 5eth Ind
Michael Bone, co. G.. 10Th Ind.
Squads of sick soldiers are arriving on every
train from Kentucky on the sick leaves obtained
by Capt. Wilson, Assistant Adjutant General of
this State
Lieut.. Worden. the gallant commander of
the Monitor, is still very ILL., A letter from one
of his friends at Washington says: "Erysipeas
has broken out. and for two or three days we
feared for his life He is rallying little now,
and with my wife and his wife and three surgeons
we hope to bring him round, though he will be
awlully SCARED But he will have the consola-
ton of knowing that he is the first man who ever
had score OF ten-inch shells burst within ten
inches of his head and live to tell it,"
INDIANA SOLDIERS DECEASED AT NELSON
FURNACE. NELSON Co, KY.-Feb. l6-James
Rector. private. 50th Indiana Co. K Feb. IL
Charles Hoorer, private, 36th Indiana, Co. X;
ID. h. Proud. private, 34th Indiana. Co X; Feb
22d-Aaron Merritt. private, 36th Indiana. Co
/; Feb. 2O-David Stout, private, 18th Indiana
Co T..
-IHE W WINCHESTER FIGHr.-1 he following Il
a list of the Indiana killed and wounded
Seventh Indiana-John Mcknight, II. Thomp-
son, John ". Jones, George X. Co, ert, George
Holmes. Matthew X Pander. b. Ridgeway, Or
DERBY Sergeant L. Davis, Charles Montague-all
wounded.
Fourteenth Indiana-Howard Laner j. II.
Simoson, Adam Marx. l.. Briggs, j. Rogers, c.
Warner, G. News. j CrumD, L. Barrett. I. A.
Miller. A. Nelis, J. Webert, j. Miller, Hol-
lis. - Hooker, Z J Wilder, - McMulviIle,
James Walins, W II. Staff. Lieut.. ID. Bean,
Lieut.. John Lindsey. Lieut.. +. Slocum, Capt. j.
b. kelly-all wounded.
Thirteenth Indiana-Daniel W Morgan, An
drew Brooman, Conrad Rohmer. J. +. Graham,
G.. w Baker, J 5 Ellison, Frank Peach, Andrew
Levy-all wounded.
Three of the Thirteenth Indiana were killed.
names not yet aScertained.
The MKT BATTLE Win THE REBELs-It is
now generally believed that the next hard fight
will take place az or near Ccrnth. Mississippi,
here il is said very large rebel force is accu-
mulating under Beauregard and Polk. COrlnth
is a village i'm Tishemngo county, Mississippi,
USUALLY called Pennington on the maps Ii lies
at the junction of the Mobile and Ohio with the
Memphis and Charleston railroads. The posses
sion OF this point. commanding the two railroads
ore leading to Memphis and the other through
W tctCsI L tlNt-rtCs - AhtNA'e-N ~ WV ''N'
gents-CiR Press
- The United States Navy seems to be en-
gagged in the useless occupation OF
dropping buckets into empty WeIes,
And growing old in drawing nothing up
- I>DIAxA PArRIol IsN--During the Mexican
War. regiment from Indiana seemed TO falteI
for a moment. possibly from not being proper :
oificerei. JEFF Davis, in speech in the United
States Senate. subsequently cast sheer AT The
bravery OF the people of that State, and taGntei
them with the remark that the Mississippssns had
saved their regiment on the occasion alluded 10
The present war has enabled the Indiana boy:
fully 10 avenge themselves for the insult: for II
ever battle which has taken place. the brave
Hoosiers, if in the melee, have proved themselve.
equal TO auy troops in the field. and they are &c
be found in every army. South or West. No Stat,
of her population. has sent forth to the war more
or better soldiers than Indiana. ard recruiting
still actively progresses.-Cin. Press
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