Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

wfiitary Items.
DIR Fletcher, taken prisoner by the rebels n
Virginia and exchanged, arrived at home yester.
DAY There not n single citizen VINO not
heartily glad to take the Doctor by the hand con
graduating him that he was once more among
MS friends. all proud of bis heroic conduct an
Iu'iianian while opposed to the enemies of the
old hag. the Constitution and the Union.
Sergeant u. N. Is. Hooker Of the Doth fndi-
ana. Colenel Brown. has arrived in the city on the
recruiting service. Sergeant Hooker looks re-
markedly we'll. and he Yields the pen rs he Yields
the sword. He IL one Of the mostintellieible aud
racy correspondents for the public prints that
have enlightened Indiana readers With reference
to military matters during the present war
Army wagons. Sunday as it was. Numbered
along tie street yesterday, at a tremendous rate
Undoubtedly this portends something
The old adage ola new broom sweeps clean
War. lie does everything with "vim." 1t is
now reported that he says the army must here
after esr1l its living.
Recruiting Sergeant G. T. Nelson, of the | tn
Indiana, Is always Of hand at headquarters to
answer all enquiries from those DESTROYS of en-
listing in the regular army under the gallant Ma
jor Gordon. We call particular to Major Cor
don's advertisement in another column.
Lieut.. X. 3 Kane. Of the l7th Indiana, who
was compelled to resign on account Of i'll health,
informs that he will again offer his services to
the Government, having recovered and beng de-
termined to do all in his power to vindicate the
honor and glory of the stars and stripes. r..'s7
"A rebel soldier is always prepared to doctor
wound on the lower part of the leg. His Gov
eminent provides sbinplasters.s
"A letter from Mnniordsv;lle. January 30.
says "The remains of General Zocoffer and
Lieut.. Peyton arrived at this place at 2 o'clock
to-day. They were escorted 70 division head
quarters bv 20. 4, 10th Ohio. Capt. Bartlette.
Gems. McCook. Johnston and stats accompanied
the remains, which were escorted with due hon
ors. and transferred to metallic cofins sent here
for that purpose By Gen Buell.. aud were EN-
balmed by the division Surgeon of Gen McCook's
staff and Dr. Goldsmith OF Gen. Woods brigade
The remains are accompanied by Gen ZoIlicof-
fer's Brigade Surgeon VINO is a prisoner They
will early to morrow morning for Bells
Tavern with hag of truce, under the command
of Gen johnson and staff Gen. Zollicofier's
Surgeon was very much affected by the kind
treatment he received fron, Gems. MeCook and
johnson, and especially with the attention paid to
the remains of Gen. ZeIi.o. Ter. He said he did
not expect it he also said peace would be de-
clared in sixty days" He no doubt feels it ought
10 DO. re- sea
Lieut. X. j Price formerly editor of the
Rushville JaekSoHirn. will probably be attached
as Aide to the staff of the sd Indiana, which
leaves for Kentucky TO morrow. Major Wolfe,
one of the most accomplished of our volunteer,
officers. speaks in the highest terms of commen-
dation of Lieut.. Price.
The SD Indiana the Railroad regiment)
leaves, t is reported, for the seat of war to-mor
Capt George W. Allison. of Company d,
18th Indiana. IS home ON the recruiting service
lie is an enthusiastic patriot. qualified officer,
and an accomplished gentleman
We learn that the health of the troops
toned at Cairo Is remarkably good, and the ac-
Communications for the sick ample and excellent.
"A mathematical genius has made calcuIa-
ton which shows that the twenty one million
dollars in Treasury notes delivered TO the Sub
Treasurer the other day would make a pile -
feet high il piled single They were notes of
large denominations. from fifty to FIVE thousand
dollars. His slate not large enough TO cal
culale the size OF the pile in ise and ten dollar
notes.
-REsIGNFp George Steele. President of
he ~ b,s
n Colonel oi ;he i3d regiment IL seems that
four Colonies IN that spot of the seat of war
wanted to be made Brigad;er General In the
qusndary produced 10y their conflicting claims
Gen Buell. summoned Steele and two Others 10
apne,r before i commission to- toe examined a. To
their competency. Col Cruft was not honared
with an invitation Perhaps Buell. was satisfied
of his ability. as he was with the grand army
when Vt made the mastery march on Washington
from Bull Ran. However that may be- Presi-
dent Steele wasn't going - ne examined unless
OrVit was too. - the p0... ended N his resg
nafi0n-not that he WAS fearful of being found
want'itc-oh. no. But then--the ind snity.-
Suiliran Democrat
A stringent crer has been issued prohibiting
the transportation Of sp'rtuous on malt liquors
across the Potomac. ca 70 officers of the high
ct grade. ,.f.
- { he only Northern State that has been com
PEELED to resort to a draft TO furnish her quota of
troops j. Connecticut
Major General Lese. who had been in the
southern part OF the State, organizing the Indiana
legion. arri, Ell in the CITY on Saturday last. lie
reports everything prospecting satisfactorily. There
w. some alarm existing NJ Henderson, Ky. rs
~. citizens fearing m attack from a marauding
htnd 20 rebel cavalry in IL vicinity. l,uf Mayor
General Love coucciveS thar fhc Union iroo1s in
tee heisii,orhood viii hetl these fellows ~ bay.
jeg General Love Will visi, southern Indiana
again th, week
The sana, of Abolition su gers kl.own - the
Hutchinson family Nent down 10 SIM for the
se.dser~ OF ihs army u use potomac. The first
s'n- they sang Ma vile Abolition piece which
re~e''ei in Their iu'n'esI ,te ,-x psIlsion
~ he resignation Of Gen. Reynolds has been
accefted In view II all The circumstances. II
Va impossible that this successful commander
could remain longer n tie service. ana Al ii.
earnest request he HIS been honorably discharged