Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

BowLl>G tiREtN Ky Nov 10. l-62
EplIoR ShNTiSLL | an. sorr, to siy the ~
l. below par al this time there beng but 400 men
fit for duty.
There ias been great deal Of excitement ID
camp during the past lev DAYS. liz seems that
the resiment has never been mustered into the
United Stat seryIee-we having tlken but one
oath and tllstwas administered 10y the recruiting
officer. The boys say that they are gong aOme
to be mustered in. will not ~, whit the rea
SolIs are tor beng dissatisfied, tor that woul,.
bring some of the Leading Officers in bid repute.
The Piymaser has been here several days.
and belne has paid every other curps except
the sOth. and learn from very good authority
that he dpes not intent to pay. HIS reason Is
that have not been mustered into the United
Safes service. and consequently ne can not pay
u II that proves to be true. YOU may look for
the regiment home soon
Colonel Harrison has been laboring very dill
gently tor the past few days get mo, ell off
With the army. but do not know with what sue
cess. He thuks. doubtless. that If he gets u in
a division that he can make Va soldier whether
We are mustered, paid or clOthe; but he will
hnd out before We 20 far that We are unwilling 10
serve under him until mustered IN. or have
reliable information from home concerning our
enlistment Several at the boys have written to
eminent lawyers ia Indiana concerning the mat
ter
Our officers have very little sympathy for the
men. | may make oue exception M the person
al Isl Lientenau, H. Hand OF Company +; he i
a bold defender OF tie rights OF the men. aud a
good officer he Is beloved bv M men. and will
long be held IN remembrance by the whole resi-
msnt
General Dumont visited Colonel Harrison YES
ierday. While riding through the camp he MAS
greeted with eithu-i istic cheers trm the men.
Ii l. rumored that We 20 into hl> division
We have got used 10 Bowling Green. and /
must say Ne ike he style OF the ''burg" very
well. and ~ill leave IL very willingly nj least
hot until We paid off.
Company l. getting along very well. Cap
tain Scott l. sick aud Lieutenant Ohr is com
handing He undertook 10 buck a man the
other dty tor nothing at all. but Gid not succeed
until he hid called in the assistance OF the Col
mel. Lieutenant 1T the t.nari. aud >ix prlvates.
I Ii > had hold oi a solid trick that time
The sick lisi OF our compan, A i increasing
daily
Dr. Smith, formerly of company A. has resign
/ Ell. uni his resi. nttion ! accepted
Lieut., Il Halld. of Co. Z. has resigned. and
believe has hal lll> resignation accepted de had
I sent in three different documents expressing his
wish 10 resign but had none of them reces Ell
I'LL now The members OF his Company got up
a petition urgin- him Ia stsy with the company
/ but tie could not do II honorabiy, ~ the CApttin
7 and him had previously had difficulty which
! Prev ni eli them remaining together IN petce. IL
/ j. needless To say that the company would rather
have spared the Captain than III.
Rev. Mr. Allen i expected to return in day
or two.
Several citizens of Indianapolis have visited Us
within the past ten DAYS the road beng open be-
tween here and Louisville. IL Is nice trip from
Indianapoli. her. PioKET.