Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-07

known in this CITY, has been for some time sta
tioaed at Keokuk. in the recruiting service We
have heard interesting incident illustrating
the Captains fal affection, rs he will undoubt- /
edly illustrate his patriotism on the battle field.
'.T1e brayest are the tenderes,-
The loving the daring,''
He saw IN . newspaper an advertisement that /
the property of his father in this city was about
to be sold for debt OF some $40. 900, all of
which had been paid but 81, 1855. lie Immediately
came home and out of his savings since he en-
tered the army advanced the 81 l55 and relieved
his father of his embarr 80 ment. His father |
ought To be as proud OF that his country
men will be hereafter of him.
- Captain Kidd is now recruiting for an art-
lcry company at Camp Morton, to be attached to
Major Frybarger's division. Capt. Kidd is an
accomplished officer. and we would recommend
those DESTROYS of entering the artillery service to
enlist under him.
M Mitchell. a wagon maker of Racine.
Wisconsin, has recently constructed two hundred
wagons for the Government at the round price of
sii4 10 per wagon.
"A cause Of insanity appears III the last
report OF the Superintendent of the Massachu-
sets Asylum for the Insane. viz: Excitement
of Camp"
Gen. Buell. has ordered Col Matthews, of
the 5lst Ohio regiment, to turn over to the 36ih
Indiana its Enfield rifles. and to take in place
from the Seth its rifle muskets-
Captain CARRIER. late editor Of the Madison
Courier, but now Brigader Quartermaster in the
army. has been assigned to duty in Gen. Carriers
brigade. near Somerset, KY.
MAJOR FRrBARGER.-We copy the following
we'll mcrited compliments of this distinguished
officer from the Connersville Union:
We are pleased To hear of our old friend, Mai.
W. W. frybarger of the artillery, and of his adj
yancement and promotion IN this department of
our gallant army. Major Frybarger was one
among the first in this county who openly de-
cared for the war. and having the command of
the Constitution" excellent brass field piece,
he and his company pffded themselves upon their
proficiency in the art Of gunnery, having learned
the art in time OF peace
We understand that Major Frybarger in
the army of Missouri. on their march to Spring
field. and obtained the thanks aud compliments
of General Hunter, for the manner in which he
conducted lbs company end battery in that ardu-
campaign
But the compliment paid to Major Frybarger
jor of Artillery, we accept as complimentary to
"Old Fayette. which. out OF small population, in
comparison 10 many other counties, has sent more
than five hundred men to the field in defense of
our country, and We expect TO hear of higher hon
ors being conferred, when a larger field is pre-
scented for his genius.
A grand review by the Governor, of the ar
tillery. encamped the city, under com mand
of Major Frybarger. will take place to morrow
We clip the following from the New Albany
Ledger:
Army wagons, harness. mules. and supplies
are pouring into Louisville in great abundance,
which is generally forerunner that grand adj
vance is soon 10 be made in some direction to-
wards Nashville.
--Drcves of beef cattle may be seen in the
city almost daily. They are taken to Kentucky
for army supplies.
-Baled hay and oats have been coming into
the city pretty freely during the past week for
Government use in Kentucky
We Yesterday had the pleasure of call from
Capt Reid, of Co. q. and Lieut. Kane, of Co ID,
OF the 18th Indiana, Col. Hascall Both are ac-
compshed officers. but Lieut. Kane was con-
strained to resign on account of i'll health. When
he left his regiment the officers, from Major
down. joined in a written testimonial expressive
of their appreciation of his many manly and sold.
ierly qualities
From letter dated Paducah, kentucky,
December p. lr6l. published in the Lafayette
Courier. we make the following extract
Today we have some exciting rumors from
Missouri and also from Green river. Ii is report
Ell that irices army has been surrounded and
compelled TO surrender. This We are not exactly
prepared 20 believe Ills also rumored that fight
ing Is now going at Bowling Green We know
that all the troops from Camp Beauregard have
recently gone 20 ,siniorce Buckner The Seces
sionists here think that Buckner has 10000 or
'1uOo troops under his command and that he is
So thoroughly entrenched and fortified AZ IN re-
slst any force that be brought against him
Gen. Buell. i said to be very Cautious prndent
and brave. and that he will not attack without
almost perfect certainty of success The i'm
preston here i that he has near 100 900 men un-
der his command. and that with skAlful mauou
VesinS ne vii be able - drive Buckner from his
eh'rehehne"ts anu carry the war into Tennessee
- COY Wright addressed the Sunday School
children Of the First Baptist Church. at Masonic
haH' on sunday night last. on the occasion of
their annual festival The hsll was crowdes, with
ladies and gentlemen. The Governors address
was well tined and neulcated precepts which We
hope rome Of the little boys and girls or older
peof'e who heard him, will forget. There was
something amusing ia the course Of the Govern
or remarks lie, pausing. asked the children
Who ~as the greatest man mentioned in the Bible.
excepting. always. our Saviour One ruessed
1oo' another Paul. another Mathuseeh. but the
Governor settled the matter by deciding in favor
OF A'raham-oid Abe-who. he said, whenever
God told him TO DO a Ting he went right of and
DID j. tie never had 10 be told twice.
DR. Buliar5 and the Rev. Mr.. Day. the newly
e'ectesi pastor. sacceeled Gov Wright The .x-
ercises were most eiifyiHg and interesting.
TEE HoLnsN TRoUrL-Don't fail 10 witness
tie performances Of the truly gifted children az