The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-05

men who were most interested In each
other. They had many thoughts 10 eX-
change and many experiences TO recount
OF their comDsnionshIp on the march aad
IN battle. Except Tor the gray boards and
some STOPPING forms. they might have been
ready for service at the call OF the drnn-
beat. Those who turned In were rapidly
replaced i'll these circles by the new
city for the night. So it was not till a late
hour that they finally dispersed TO dream
over the grand review of lo65.
Among the posts reporting from outside
of HoOsierdom were the following:
NJ. Wetzler Post. -. Col j. Smith com
maDding. Trenton. Mo-; John J. London.
PSI, Capt Boone. Licking. Mo-; Ben Finnev,
~. \. Chandler. Macon. No.: l.. Y. Miller.
D.. @. d.. Bsysrd. Olesn. n. y: ID. :. Yer
non. $50. Jacob Young. commanding. Fred
erickstowD. o.: Alex. Mclaughlin. II. Capt.
Buckley commanding. Akron. o.; +. NJ.
Sheppard, $50. w. Todd. Wakeman, o.; Matt
Brooks. 5y3. Mr. Mitchell. York. o.: John A.
Morn. 6i6. G. Marker. New Paris. o.;
AXlIne. go. J. y. bennington. ROsevllle.
o.; Gardner. 7l9. Sevran Wright. New
Lima. o.; John ). Greene. 8. T.. Rswson.
Fremont, o.; Charles Tailor, 6SS. John
Scott. Masonic. Havey Needham. l6l. Cap
Cyrus Ballard, Springfield; ;. l. Burger.
622. L. Horn. LewisbuTg. o.; Duncan. Az,
James Lowry. West Milton, o.; HIawatha.
10. b. Foster. Hiawatha. KAN: Columbia.
COO. JO0D MAY. LdulhI, nan. NO.. 1IO, W.
Sanders. Mayfield. KY; No. lO5. NJ. A. Mid
dleton. Kingsville, ~; No. l23, w. Mar
tin, Williamsburg. n.y.; No. -. ID. +. SAT-
fer. Spring Lick. Ky: No. 3. Dan ORiiey.
Lietchtield. Ky; No. &c. 4. ChaDpell. Crab
Orchard. Ky.
Among the late afternoon arrivals were:
Samuel Stewart. $50. of Flora, :. 5.
Myers. commander; Sam Henry. 6e. of De-
catur. n. Blackburn; j. b.. Mcpherson. 81.
of COline, Joseph L. Walton; Worthing ton,
81. of WOrthington. NJ. &. Stephenson: New
ark. 353. of Newark, William Booter; Free
dom Post, 222; John Craig. SO. OF Jetter-
s%onville. William Fawcstt; Thomas 5.
Brooks. 322. of Logootee. j. B.. Love; Ben.
j. Spooper. $50. of Guilford, Nicholas ZIm-
mer; Capt. Mahan, 557: John Foreman. los.
of Pixies Peak; Rush County Bsttsl-
loD; Washington Light. 81. of FreedOn;
j. L. Walton. S9l: John Craig. SO. of Jetfer-
sonyille. William Fawcett: Major Hind
man, 544. of New berry. A. b. Keller; Patton.
552. of Bicknell. s. b. Staley; John A.
Logan. 3. of Lafayette. William SImms;
u. w. Smith. 3S5. of Shoals. NJ. Shirley; S.
w. Bailey. 154. OF Portland. L. w. Buck;
COnnersville, 126. OF ConnersviiIe. A. :.
johnson; Battle Ground. 464. of Lafaye cite.
John Cassidy: NJ. b. Taylor. AIS. OF West
LAFAYETTE. H. II. Howard; + j. Brooks. S22.
NJ. Thomas. SIS. Of Paris. r. II. Hudson;
Z. C.. Wheeler. 9s. Versailles. John Harper;
~Jasonville, 1876. of Jasonville. John Todd:
AuHaDCc. oSt, OI AONanCo. VI. y. WEoDulCh,
Hsckleman. 81. of ~BrookvIlle. 81. 5. Hen
nigh; S. C.. Jay Post, ass. of BRYANT, A.
Brunson; j. =. Porter. 50. of Geneva. 5.
Rape; w. +. Butler. 4S5. of Camden, John
X. Sandes; ID. Gutfin. S23, of SellersburG. j.
J. Webber; Henryville. 46l. of Henryvllle.
William Sample; l.. II. Rousseau. 326. of
Bloomfield, II. H.. Nickerson: Abe Lincoln.
"a. of Mace. L. III. Hale; Templeton. S5. of
Oxford, H.. T.. Shlnken berger; Hunt.
1852. of Cannelton. Jacob Snyder:
Is. b. Decker. 334 of French Lick. II. +.
| Henson: II. Z. Winterosd, 462 of Flatrock.
Joshua SpurIln; Nelson. 90. of kendallville.
A. w. Williams; Ben North. "a. of Rising
Sun, L. C.. Todd; b. Z. Butler. 4S5. of Cam
den. Lafayette Gordon. 135. Miles II. lib
bets. 260. Had Zog. AGO. all OF the Mar
shall county battalion. Capt. A. JOhnson:
Fahler. 397. of Star City. William Noles; w
u. Rayburn. 50. OF Peru, Oh. HOsman; Jef
e.. Davis. 16. John Coons. Clark Willis.
Burnside. As. all of the Knox county bat
TALON. Patrick Breen. captain; Walters.
22g, of Hebron, Martin Nichols: Is. II.
Myers. $50. of Oscood. Ii. X. Butterfield.
The assignments TO barracks are as fol-
lows: Barracks A, Iowa. Kansas. Missouri.
Nebraska and the West; Barracks Is, for
the Indiana dstachment; Barracks G.. Ohio.
Pennsylvania. New York; Barracks ID,
Michigan. Kentucky. Tennessee and tie
South.
BY 3 o'clock in the afternoon Barracks b
was overfiOwn with Indiana boys. and they
were divided around among other barracks.
The city of tents was likewise pressed into
service. and as straw had been ~abundantly
provided the tents added quarters for an
additional TWO thousand.