Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3628, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1862 — Page 4

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k'wTTtD i frt co vtTT iST, Ivrj

hibka, Tb Democrat? prtj hin, from

thJt of iui orv'ir.uAtion, wn in favor f th

maintenance? of the Unicoan. th pcrrTation a the'Jnt;tutkn, nl e,in;j ia the present con'J tioft of lh country tie JerlomMe e f!ccU of departure from it time IjouoreJ xiJ corner-vaiive jt!w ijJf. nl tT.e triumph of iection!i.'m; alJ trr t belieTinj: tint the Uaioa aitd the Constitution cn t preserved Ion bj tie reUratiou of lh jartj to power, e Invit all true Union tr.eu thnihont the tti itt utiite with u in sut.ii, inj; 3u rranizAtioa carrying out its principle: Therefore, rolt'I, I. That we reaffirm ar.i eiwlor.-e. tlie polfccal pniciple tht irora time to titne have LeQ put forth by the Nation. Convention ol tbeljemoeratic ptrtj. 2 ' Tht we are unalterably atUchl to the Coi titutiun.br which the Union of thee iSute . ornicl ar1 eUl!ihe-l; anl th it a faithful of vance of itj principles can alone continue the ?i.tence of the Union, and the pcrtnatent härene of the people. 3- Th-U the present civil war h mainly re ultll trom the nz continual, unwise, ami fa-

rm i xiuuon, in me onn, ui uej ijuwuuuui docl -itic slavery, the consequent oraniz ition of clor-iphic4l part, puiJe-l by the fecthmal pUtf-jraia adopted at Uuffilo, Titt-hurh, I'hila-

ceip ii,ani Chicago, aitl the development thereby f sectional hate and jeaIouT, producing (a had lon been foremen ami predicted by u.) it roi a'erjMrt in the South of ice'nii, disunion, an ! irnicl resistance to the (ienenil (iov eminent, arxl TUiinatin in a bloody strife l ltwi) tho-e whoVhouM hive been forever bouid together bj frat?nal bond, thu. brinin:; un the whole couirj a cal-tmity which we are now to meet a lot; citizen, striving for the adoption of that moJfi of settlement lest calculated to airain re fttorfeutiinu and harmony. 4. That in rejecting all proportion likely to resufl ir: a iati.f.t;torjr adjustment of the matter in depute between the North .Mid the South, and e-pe- 'ally the meaiircs wliich wouhl iave secure! the bordee flave State Ui the Union, an a heaif.- co operation on their part in 11 constitution. and leal mca.-ure to procure a return of the iore Southern States to their allegiance, the IlfptIican party a.-uniel a fe.trful respon.-i-bililjä anl actcJ in total ili.ref;arl of the be-t intore?? of the whole country. o. " Tht if the I-rty in jKHer hal ?!iwn the name le-ire to K'ttle, by amicable iKljutnit-nt, our internal o!i-enion before ho.-tilitlen hail actUAllp conu:u'iirl, tint tlie Administration h a receiIy eihibilcl to avoi l a war with our an i'it iirniv, G"r.t I'iit.iin, we ciifitlvntlj be liee2h:it peace and Inrmony would iiijw nin Ihrttty lioitt all our bonier. ft. -I'liat the maiiiteii ince of the Union upon the pstnciple of the Federal Con-titution hhouhl be tl- controllirij; object of all who profess loyalty t; lfe Government and in our judgment thi p:irfoe cm only be accompli.-hed, by the a-eii'lcncy of a Union party in the Southern States, which .-hall, b a counter revolution, du place tho-e w ho control atl direct the prevent re bellion. That no effort to create or -iit.un .such a parfy ran beuccrssful which i not bal upon a def t.ite 'ellletnent of the question t i.-ue between the t Miction; and we therefore demand that ome r h rttlement be made by additional

rniHt.'tulional guaranty, either initiatetl by act of

c mre-4 or Convention.

7. 1 hat the Republican party ha fully dcrnon-dtrat-?l in ittaMiitr to conduct the (iovcinmcut throi h it pre.sf.il (lilTicuUie. tfhit we are utterly opposed to the twin here e, Northern sectionalism and Siuthcrn MVfin, a. inimical to tlie Constitution; anl that tSeemen. as thev value tlie boon of civil lib

erty ifd the peace of th country, hiouM frown

antlv u;mn them.

1). J'hat in thi national emergency tlie Democ

racy Indiana, lani.-hinj; all leelui of passion anf rSsoritment, will recollect only their duty to tlie Wyiole country; that thi war hhould not be wa;rei in the ppirit of conque-t or subjugation, nor fc the purpose of overthrowing or interfering with the riht or institution of the State, but t.l defend and maintain the supremacy of the Constitution, and to preervc the Union with all the d"nity, equality and riht of the several State;; unimpaired; and that a foou a thee objevt i re accomplished the war ou:ht to cea.-c. 10. vTh.it we will sustain, with all our energies, a warvor the maintenance of the Constitution, and ol tho-integrity of the Union under the Constitution ; f-ut w e are opposed to a war for tlie emanci patioij of the negroes, or the subjugation of the Sotitl "m States. 1 1 . -That the purposes avowed and advocated by the N irthern disunionisti, to liberate and r rm the ncro hlave. i uiieotistitutional, insulting to loyal . iiizens, a disgrace to the ai;e, i.s calculated to rctanl the uppression of the rebellion and mt et our unqualified rnntiemnition. 12. That the total di.'repird of the writ of habtas corpus by the authorities over u, ami tlie eizuro an! imprisonment of the citizen of loyal States, where the judiciary I in full operation, without warraut cd' law and without a--it;in any caue tr -;ivin to the party arrete! any opportunity of defence, are tlaj;rant violation of tlie Con'.ituti ui ii nd most alarming actsj of usurji-ition of (tower, which should receive the tern reluike of every lover of his country and of every man who prizes theei'urity and blessings of life, liberty and propeijt v. f h it liberty of speech in-! of the pros are puani'teed to the people by the Constitution, and none but a usurper would deprive thern of these lights; they are inestimable to the citizen and formidvble to tyrant only. An. I the attempt which have been made since our present unfortu hup troubles, to muz.le the press and Mitle free tlMCii''on. Hre exercises of despotic pwer against which Ireeilom revolts and which can not be tolerated v ithout converting freemen into slaves. 11. That the seizure of Slidcll nnd Mason, on board a neutral vessel, on the hih sea, was either ui accordance with international law, and no leal; or else in violation ol such law, und so illegal. If the former, we lament that our nation has be"n humiliated by their surrender, under a threat; if the latter.it w the duty of the Ad ministration at once to have disavowed the act of their ol icer, and instead of incarcerating theciptives io Fort Warren, to have i.nmediatel v te paired the wnui by placing them, a far a practicable.-in the fcame condition in which that officer had found them. In either event, the action of th Administration was vacül itin (ami cow-, nn'.l v. .md dera bn to the dignity of a tcat nation. 15. 'Hut tlie action of the Republican party, as in ii;'f'estil in the p irtisan character of all apjs:ntt:n i.t of the Administration to civil o.'lice: and. in h"M.:i party caucuses by the Republican, member of Conres lir the pur;etd imj Te.inj; up'ii th; icisJatM e action of that body the peculiar doma.- of that puty.hav e demonstrated that their profess (- ns ct "acrf cipp party plat form-, a id par.y or.üiiz ati.nis, uj"ii the altar of their c "intry," are but o many hypocritical and false pretences by which they hoj-e to due the unwary ui'o theiMipport; and we warn II loyal persons, s they love the'r ccur.try. not to be deceived thereby. lt That the tliscloxires tn de by the inve.stiX itin o.nra.itee in Conre. of the enormous lr.u:.is hat have stalked into the army an J navy depirtuietits. implicating the he id of th we de

j'artmci't m a connivance at. it not an actual ! part:c:;iton in a system of corruption, and ir. ht-h i' ir l.rave sold, er luve been defrauded 'f tlic;r j t ;er -u; ; lies, and our ( )vcnit:ic;it threat enl .t!i bai.'uruptoy , dem tnds a thorough in et.t.on into all oi.r eper.d.turc, both Stie und N i:o;i a!, an ! th it a sptsly and m oked e ample 1 ma.ie f .11 mic!i Mrdsof prev," who, tkiti!f-.lv .intake of t!e ne- ss t ,.;:r ou: try. have fed and f itreoed i.!s.n j ('.',, pIun.oT. lirnolrrd. Tint t' e tvei itori-ois c 1 ;..-t of tt:t Indian troop-. in every battle f.e!d wlcre victory has erc,Ml usn theni'ioml l-uno-r. has ! tlie p'.i;.!f of this State with the -rati tu !e to her p!!mt .son, und thuweetid our lst wi.J.es to id!i' eri an 1 men, disperse! thn uh out the s)ut.trv, and the heartfelt jrri-et ns u every lV-mo-rat f r tl e r further brills u.t ai h rvf rr.etits u. the conrn contest for the m inten mce ' of the Cor.! tution and the Union. MUSIC. ': Patriotic Songs j llarmonirnl for 'lair Volrv und , prupriulr for ue in Catup. c jrt m .w: - ' . i ATTHK INDIANA MW MOKK. !

The Sabbitth-Sfhttol Hymn tnul CutJix.ii.uf, uj wi J of tu Luiii'.rt'l iL kr hvm:i td tuii i'itK i: m.x t;.iT. AT THE INDIANA MUSIC STORE. HlM.AKt k jrrowrrrj., Jr.23 . 4, hl lws.

orrirervaf Indiana Itrgiinent In the rild. SIXTH BK.MCNT 1! CKT. Thou. T. Crittenden. Cornel. Hiram !'rathT, Lietitenvr;t Colonel. Aocutus H. Abbott, Major.' John Kariihaw, Adjutant. W. K. McOUan. KegimenUl Qmrterrnaster. Ir. Schissler, of M.4ion, Surgeon. Samuel H. Charlton, Assistant Surjreon. Caftaius I'hilemon I. Baldwin, Samutl Huipell, Wm. D vi. Iliicerman Tripp, John It. II. Olascockt Jarne Moflett, (e.r?e W. I?rown, Charles K. Vantiee. Au'Ustui II. Abbett, Calvin CamptxllsrrtTH nrr.tMrrr ix AtTLA5n. Jarno (avui. Colonel. John F. Cheek, Lieut. Colonel. Benjamin C. Shaw, Major. John M. I'lair. Adjutant. Ilicfurd P. Johnson, (Quartermaster. fieore W. New, Sirejn. Wiibara (iiliespic. Assistant Surptsjn. John Kier, Chaplain. Captains Jessie Armstrong, Solomon Waterman, Scott Miller, Merit C. Wel-h. Ira O. (Jrurer, Samuel Lanibert-oti, Wilson C. Ihmert, Samuel J. Hanta, J.dir, II. Kerry. Will C. IlanU. EKiilTII RKUJMF.NT IS Ml-,vLBI. Wm. P. Uentnn, Colonel. Iivid ShuTik, Lieutenant Colonel. Charles S. Parrish, Major. Charles O. Howarl, Adjutant. Nathan Prarison, (u irtermaster. Ja me Ford. Surem. (eor;;e W. I'ruce, Asitant Surjreon. Captains Frederick S. Wysotijr, Thomas J. Prady, Joseph M. Thompson, Oliv er IJ P. Carey, Wm. U Walls, Alexander J. Ker.ney, (Jeore W. II. IMey, John Ii. Polk, Hiram T. Vnnderventer, Fre.ierick Y kle. MXTIt b.R(il M F..NT IX M ART LAX D. ft M eon C. Moody, Colonel. Win. II. Wake, Lieutenant Colonel. John II. Milroy, Major. Thomas J. Patten. Adjutant. Jame J. Irum, Quartermaster. Mason (. Sherman, Surgeon. ' John K. Wackstoiie, Assistant Surgeon. Safety Layton, Char!ain.

Captain Thorua Madden, William Copp, Donata (i. Uis'ev, Atnas.i , Johnson, LeonMi A. Cole, (leor'e'H. Carter, .Jo-hua Healey. Isaac C. P. Suman, Jainca Houghton, V iiliatn P. La telle. TKXTH KMtlHIOT IX KCXTLC'KT. M illion D. Manson. Colonel. Wm. C. Ki-e. Lieutenant Colonel. Abrain 0. Miller, Major. Ketihen C Ki-e, Adjutant. David N. Steel, (Quartermaster. Joseph S. Allen, Surgeon. Conrad S. I'eikins, As-istant Surgeon. (Jeorue T. Dougherty, Chaplain. Captains Samuel II. Shortle (discharpel.) John W. Petkins. Alexamk - Homeland. Marsh P. Taylor, Joseph F. Taylor, (discharged,) Wm. P. Carroll, James H. Vanarsdall, Abrain (). Miller, Penjamiu M (Jrvi;ory, James H. Hamilton. .UVNTH UI filMf.XT IX KEN TIT KT. (leore F. Mctt'nnis, Cidonul. Win. J. H. Uc nson, Lieutenant Colonel. Isaac C. Klston, Major. Daiiit-I Maeanley, Adjutant. Jo.ep!i P. Pope, (Quartern filter. Jolm C. Thompson, Surgeon. Clay Iliowii, Assistant Surgeon. Henry I. Hibben. Chaplain. Captain Nicholas Ii. Huckte. Henry M. Carr, Julie. Smith. Kdward T. Wallace, Wm. W. Darnell, David II. Cully. Jes.-e K. Hamill, Joseph II. Liv.-er, tletirjie Hutler. TWII.KT1I Kir.lMENT IN MARYLAND. Wm. H. Linck, Colonel. (ieore Hurnphrev, Lieutenant Colonel. Henry Hubier, M tjor. (ear Ilmkle, Adjuraut. Milton Ii. Dixson, (Quartermaster. Wnk H. Lomax, Surgeon. Noble P. Howard, Assistant Surgeon. Captain Thomas (. Morrison, Thoma H. Noel. Ja me Pachman, Wm. O'Hrien. Henry Hubler, (ieore Nelson, Arthur F. He"!, Thoma Doan, Alexander Huclunan, Joseph F. DrajtT. TIMRTH.NTU KK.tMKXT IN MAEYLA.M. Jeremiah C. Sulliv an, Colonel. Hoheit II. Foster. Lieutenant Colonel. Cyrus J. Dobbs, Major. Cliarle II- Loss, Adjutant. Alois D. (!all. Surgeon; Wm. C. Foster, Assistant Surgeon. Captains Abner it. Newland. Clinton, Davis, Chatincey, Harrington, S.avle. Wilson, Johnson, Kirkpatrick, Pen. H. Myer. lOl RTF ENTH RKilMKNT IX MARYLAND. Nathan Kimball, Colonel. John H. Mahan, Lieuteuan. Colonel. William Harrow, M.ijr. John J. P. Winn, Adjntant. Thomas C. Ilunfin, (Quartermaster. (Icroge W. Cbppcnger, Surgeon, (ieorge W. McCane. Assistant Surgeon. Thomas F. Webb, Chaplain. Cij't ains I.ucien A. Foote. Jonathan D. WihkI. Lewis Urooks, F.l'jah H. C. Cavins. Na

than Willard. Jonathan 1). Hagan, Jolin Coon, John H. Martin, Philander Ii. Owen. Jame H. Kelly. HFTEKNTII RKCIMFNT IX KEXTl'CKT. Ceorge D Wagner, Colonel. (iustavus A. Wood. Lieut. Colonel. Alex oder Fowler, Major. S F. Fry, (Quartermaster. Captains Sitnuel Hums, Compiret, Short, Miller. Templeton, McCutcheou, Kice, Fowler, PeuiiCtt. SIXTtl.NTH RL(iiMKNT MARYLAND. Pleasant A. Ilackleinan Colonel. (No further returns at the Adjutant General's ofl'ue.) SKVKNTKK.N TH RKilMENT M VRVLAND. Milo S. H iscall. Colonel. John J. Wilder. Lieut. Colonel. George W. Gorman. Major. Kdniund H. Kusletter. Adjutant. Samuel K. Munfonl, Surgeon. Caiitains Wm. T. Jones, Jame Thompson, Sila W, Poswell. (ieorge Cutitierly, Kthau M. Alien, George W. Stough, Henry Jordan, Jacob G. Vail, Jacob li. Stewart. Silas F. Kigby. HOHO KNTH KHilMEXT MlNSOfBI. Thomas Pattison, Cvdonel. Henrv I) Washburn, Lieut. Colonel. Pt-W'itt C. Thorn as Major. (ieorge S. Mailia!l. Adjutant. John H Popp, (Quartermaster. Samuel W. Peck, Surgeon. Jolin W. Hin hcck. Assistant Surge?n. Geiuge W. Ames, Chaplain. Captains Jonathan H. Williams, William St iiley Charle. John W. Jones. Jesse L. tfol nun. S imuel W. Short. Peter C. Woods, Sam uel D u isoii, John C. Jcnks, James 11. Hryant, ItinaMo Ii Huter. NIM TEL Mil Kir.lMENT WASIMNliTON, D. C. Solomon Merel:th. Colonel. liobert A Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel. Alois A. H.vckwood, M ijor. John P. Wood. Adjutant. James Drum, (Quartermaster. Calvin J. Wood. Surgeon. Captains Sunuel J. Williams. Valentine Jacobs, Kobert W. Hamilton, William W. Dudlev. John II. Cl.wk. John M Lin Uey. Rich mi M. Keiiev. Luther L. Wilson, John H. Johnsun, Isaac" M.May. TVVINTIKTH nrOIMKXT IX VIRGINIA. Wi'iitm H Hrown, Colonel. Pen II Sm'th. Lieutenant Colonel. Jol,:, V v. alkeub nigh, M tjor. Li iel N. S:tcs, Adjutant. Is.i.tc W lhrt, (Quartermaster. Orpheus Kvarts. Surgeon. He; rv C Grover. Aita:it Surge"n. William C Porter. Chaplain. Ca; taii.s Wm. H Hey burn. Joi n Wheeler, Willi tu p d.bingto!:. (ieorge F. Dek. James H. Shvnnoti. John K's-lcr. Wm. C. P. Tavh r. Geo. W. Me kle. Jam.K, W. Lyt'e. Alfre-1 Heed. I1IINTT IIK-T hU.IMT MVKYLVM. Jan e W M, Millen. Col, nel. Jolm A Ke t'.i, Licutenmt Colonel. Lei j i:u n T , H v . M ii r M.tlihew A Lttiiiui. Adjatant. Wm S H t.k'e. IQ ; .uteim ster. Kzra Head. ur-e n. John 1 D iv i. A-, st int Surgeon.

Nelson L lh akenun. (t. i;l i:n. Cat-tains Hicbarvl Ctiupt.ell, Jacob Hess, Elihu E. Koe. J.inir Gu iislcv. Wm M Skel

ion, .lames ii. o.oiu. rrwcis .oint, vv m Hay, John F. Campbell, Kdw.ml .NL Liftin. TYV MT-fUOXD REÜIMI..NT Mol EI. JefT. O. Ditis. Cohmel. Jolm A Hendricki, Lieutemnt Colonel. . Major. Charle L Hol-tein. Adjutvnt. Kinorv ilradlev, (Quartermaster, Heiijatnoi J . New Und, Surgeon. Jos A. Stilwetl, .sitnt Surgeon.

Cipta!n Willitm H. Ta?s:Art, Michnel GoodInjr. Th'-'mi II n. TanrT, K!;iah A. Sepleton, Joiah Wilon, Thomvs Shea, Rich rd II . Liton S-u;r Ih.itn Keith, Iiiac N. Hayrcaker, Daniel Luc'lrman. TWtMT TtltRD RLGIMt.viT KKNTL'CKT. Wm. Snderson, Colonel. DeWitt C. Anthony, Lieut. Colonel. William P. Davis, Major. Eurene Commandeur, Adjutant. J. T. Smith (Quartermaster. Thomas C Austin, Surtreon. liobert Kay, As'rstant Surgeon. John D. Hogers, ChajAVn. Captain George S. IhMitt, Alonzo TuRh, W. W. Caldwell, Henry C. Furcnson, Thoma Clark, Divid J. Hay. Thorn v P. Moore. Frel erick Pistorius, Wro. P. Dvis, Vincent Kirk. TWENTY rOl RTH REGIMENT MISSOL RI. Alvin P. Hovey, Colonel. John GerW, Lientenant Colonel. Cyrus C. Hines, Major. Hichard F. Parton, Adjutant. Peter Schmuck, Quartermaster. Iiofert li. Jcsup, Surgeon. John W. Davis, Assistant Surgeon. Clurle- Fitch. Chaplain. Captain A. H. Erwin, Thos. Johnson, Sm'l Y. M((iuff.n, Wm. L. Merrick, Samuel Ii. Mot pan, Wm. T. Spieeley. John F. (iiill, A.McConnett, NeUon F. Polton. TWENTT-FirTII REGIMENT MISSOURI. James C. Veatch, Colonel. Wm. W. Morgan, Lieut. Colonel. John W. Foster, Major. Wm. II. Walker, Jr., A-ljutant. Alex H. Foster, (Quartermaster. John T. Walker, Surgeon. Atthur White. Assistant Surgeo. Frederick A. Herring, Chaplain.

Captains Jame C. Hastings, George W. Saltzman, John H. D.' 4y, J-tin Khinlander, Wrn. F. Wood, Charles. S. inch, Charle Jones, Thomas J. Ilethell, Victor C. Latkin, John W. Poole. TWEXTT SIXTH REOIMEXT MISSOURI. W. M. Wheitly, Colonel. Hichard O'Neal, Lientenaut Colonijl. John G. CI uk, Maj -r.

Henry Schräder, Adjutant. John P. Routh, (Qu irtermater. Hoben N. Tod I, Surgeon. George A. Tortiett, Assistant Surgeon. Chaplain. Captions Alden H. Jumper, Courtland K. Whitset, Mortimer C. Holm in, Aug'U.-tine I). Hose, Lewis Manker. Miller L. Miner, Harvey Johnson, Penjamin Hargis, Newton A. Logan, Nathaniel J. Peachly. TWLNTT fetVL.NTH MARYLAND. Silas Col prove, Colonel. Archibald J. Harrison, Lieutenant Colonel. Robert 0. Gil more, Adjutant. Jame M. Jameson. (Quartermaster. James J. Johnson, Surgeon. (ireen V. Woollen. Assistant Surgeon. Captains Peter Kopp, John W. Wilcoxen, William S. Johnson. Joel W. McGrew, Geo. W. Purge, Jackson P. Moore, John H. Fisler, Richard W. Weitnau, Allen Hill, Theodore K. Huehler. TWENTY-FIOIITII (CAVALRV) MISSOURI. Conrad P iker, Colonel. Scott Carter, Lieut. Colone John S. Gavitt, Major. Ja inc. Niel, .Vljut.int. William P. Parker. (Quartermaster

Is.i:ic Cas.-ellierry, Surgecm. Charles Prackett, A'itant Surg'eon. Captains Jolm It. Highm an. Samuel .T. La mar. Joel F. Sherwood. Will II. Walker. Thomh N. Pace, Lwn in W. Pro wn, Jame M. Harter, Robert M. Clendenier. TW ENTY NINTH REGIMENT KENTUCKY. Jolm F. Miller, Colonel. David M. Dunn, Lieutenant Colonel. Henry J. Wowney, Major. James L. Angell, Adjutant. Asa II. Mathews, (Quartermaster. Ijouis Humphreys, Surgeon. Lorui.oS Hein, Assistant Surgeon. Joseph C. Reed, Chaplain. Catains Horatio (. P. Oldinger, Sila F. Allen" Joseph P. Collin. Frank A. Hardman, John S Fosdick, Wm. W. Shuler, Daniel Carey, James M. Confer, Milh'ti M. Poggs, Jame II. M. Jenkins. THIRTIETH REG IM EXT KENTt'C IT. Sion S. Piss, Colonel. Joseph P. Dodge. Lieut. Colonel. Orrin P. Hurd. Major. Edward P. IM-ull, Adjutant. Peter P. Pailey, (Quartermaster. Reuben F. Delois, Chaplain. William H. Mm?, Surgeon. Dolos W. Hupert, Assistant Surgeon. Capt iiiH Cvrus Haw lev. Martin S. Stew art. James P. White. Joseph W. Whitaker. G. W Fitzsimmons, Myron A. Hawks. Wm. N. Voris, Wm. Daw son, Joseph M. Silver, Joseph E. Prallen. Thirty first Regiment Charle Cruft, Colonel, South Carrolltoii, Ky. Thirtv-second Regiment First German Regiment Augustus Willich, Colonel, Green River. Kentucky. Thirty-third Regiment John Coburn, Colonel, Lexington, Kentucky. Thirty fourth Regiment Colonel Ryan, NewHaven, Ky. Thirty-tilth Regiment Irish John C.Walker, Colonel, Pardstown, Ky. Thirty-sixth Regiment William Grose, Colonel, New Haven, Kentucky. Thirty-seventh Regiment George W. Hazard, Colonel, Picon Creek. Ky. Thirty eighth Regiment Penj. F. Scribner, Colonel, Munfordsville, Ky. Thirty-ninth Regiment Thomas J. Harrison, Colonel. Munfordsville, Ky. Fortieth Regiment Wm. C. Wilson, Colonel, Lvbition, Ky. Forty second Regiment Jame G. Jones, Colonel, South C.uroilton, Ky. Forty-third Regiment George K. Steele, Colonel, South CiiTollton, Ky. Fotty-tourth Regiment Hugh B. Reed, Colonel, South Carrolltoii, Ky. Forty-sixth Regiment Graham N. Fitch, Col onel. New Haven. Ky. Forty-seventh Regiment Jas. R. Slack, Colonel. New- Haven. Ky. Fortv eighth Regiment Col. Eddy, Louisville. Ky. Forty ninth Regiment Colonel Ray, Pardstow ii. ky. v Fiftieth Regiment Cyrus L. Dunham, Colonel. New Haven, Ky. Kitt v first Regiment Mechanics A. D.

Streighr, Colonel. Somerset, Kv

Fifty -second nel. Kv.

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Fifty seventh Somerset. Ky. Fiftv eighth

Smith, Colo-

Regiment Colonel McM alien Regiment Princeton, Colonel

C.irr.

Fifty ninth Regiment Jesse J. Alexader, Colonel. S:ticta Regiment Dr. Richard Owen, Col onel. Eviii.svilie. Sixty first Regiment 2nd Irish Colonel Mullen, M dison. Sixty -second Regiment Rock port Colonel not y et apjx'inted. CAVA I.RT. Captain Bracken' Company Western Virginia Postothce addres. Parkersburgh. Captain Stewart's Company Western Vir git ii Po-toÜice address, Wfstoii. Captain Grab m's Company Kentucky. Ciptain M-'reauV Company New Haven Ky. ','":h Regiment Col. Paker 1st cavalry Irui.b.n. Mis.-wiri. Forty litt Regiment (Cd cavalry) John A. Br'dgland. Colonel. New Hven. Ky. Forty tilth Regiment Colonel' Carter 3d cavalry M iry land. Ira Harris's four companies of Indiana cavalry

are at .Mmi'n s 1 1 . . i . v lrgnua i osioince aj j dress, Washington City. j ART I LLI RT . ; Ciptrn K abb's Battery, Kansas. ! Ctptain Frybarger's Battery. Missouri. ! Captain Kiau' Hittery, Missouri, j Cip'iin Pu-h's Battery Munfor lsvillc. Kv. Ca; tain S.mons,m' Patterv, Munfop Kv C.iptain Rehr' Pitterv, Calhoun, Ky. Captain Hrri's Ptttery, Munfordvil!e, Ky. Arm) Fay II oil. Tlie following statement, taken from official sources, ill how the armv pav roll. In the first I column will be found the nett salary per month and in the second the total a!rT Jsr month, which inc'u les rations, servant hic, forage, &c. c.lmral orriciiH. . IVr tnonta. TotJ. Licutir.it.t Ctetieial $070 fTTS (H) ' Aid de Ciu.pHHO M.hsury Secietaj tary to Liei.t-nant General, each r) 19 W

Major General 21 477 W Senior AM-de-Camp to (tT?! inChief ; b0 0 0) Ai lde Cirr.p, in ad ütion to pay, etc., of Lieutenant.. .". 21 32 00 Prigndier General 121 Aid de-Camp, in tdd.tion to pay, etc., of Lieutenant .. 20 l'J 00 .srJfTA!tT GEMRAL'S riTARTMrXT. Adjutant General Colonel 110 23? O) Assistant Adjutant General Lieut. Colonel 95 213 (Ml

A.ist.tr.t Adjutant General Major K) 1-1) 00 " Cupt'n 70 13- 50 1

Ju l-e Advocate Mvjcr H 1?'J 00 irrcToa cenlral's rr.rARTtT. In-pcctor (JeneralColonel 110 237 00 SIGNAL DEFARTMEXT. Signal officer Major 60 ItO 00 y f A R T r R M A ST F.R ' D I T A R TM KM. Quartermaster General Brigidier General 124 320 .V)

Assistant Quartermaster General j Colonel 110 237 00 Deputy Quartermaster General Lieutenant Colonel 93 213 00

Quartermaster Major b0 19 00 Assent Quartermaster Ca: tain 70 138 50 filB'ISTEXCE DLPARTY EM. Commissar- General of Subsistence Colouc'l Ill) 237 00 Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence Lieutenant Colonel 95 213 00 Commissary of Subsistence Major tü lt'J 00 Assistant Commissary of SubsistenceCaptain '. 70 13S 50 Assistant Commissary of Subsistence, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant 20 11 00

MEIMCAL PFPARTMEM. Surgeon General $2.740 per annum Surgeons often years' service Surgeon of les th in ten year'

service

Assistant Surgeon of ten year' ser

vice

Asi-tant Surgeon of five years' service.

Assistant Surseons of les than five rcars'fervice 5333 121 t-3

22s 33 60 225 00 70 174 50 70 174 50 70 m 50

PAY ni.PARTME.VT. Paymaster General $2,740 per annum 22S 83 Deputy Paymaster General 05 213 00 Paymaster" tO IK) 00 OFFICKR OK THE CORP OF ENGINEERS. CORPS OF TorOllKAI'lIICAL ENGINEERS AND ORDNANCE DK TARTMENT. Colonel 110 237 00 Lieutenant Colonel 1)3 213 00 Major W) lrfl 00

Captain 70 l.K 50 First Lieutenant 5333 121 K Second Lieutenant 5333 121 H3 Prevet Second Lieutenant r.'33 121 r3 OFFICKR. OK MOUNTED DRAGOONS, CAVALRY, RIFLh MEN 4ND LIGHT ARTILLIRY. Colonel 110 237 00 Lieutenant Colonel J5 213 00 Major H) ItO 00 Captain 70 14C 50 First Lieutenant 53 129 83 Second Lieutenant 53 129 3 Prevet Second Lieutenant 53 12'J 83 Adjutant, and Keinient.il Quartertennaster, in addition to pay of Lieutenant 10 10 00 OFFICERS OF ARTILLERT AND INFANTRY. Colonel !5 2-.v3 00 Lieutenant Colonel t-0 I'.) 00 Major 70 171) 00 Captain CO 120 50 First Lieutenant 50 110 50 Second Lieutenant 45 105 50 Brevet Second Lieutenant 45 105 50 Adjutant, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant . 10 10 50 Regimental Quartermaster, in addition to pay, etc.. of Lieutenant 10 2fi 00 In the above we have not inserted the fractional part of dollars, for convenience sake, in thi matter of but little importance. BELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT. The first column denote the pay per month of artillery and infantry, and of dragoons and riflemen when serving on foot The second column denotes the pay per month of light artillery and of dragoon and riHemen when mounted: Serge mt Major, Quartermaster Serge int. Principal Musician, and Chief Pugler, each 21 2100 First Sergeant of a Company 2') 20 00 Ordnance Sergeants . 22 00 Hospital Stewards 22 00 All other Serjeant, euch 17 17 00 Corporis 13 14 (Ml Pugler; 12 13 00 Musician- 12 00 Farriers and Blacksmiths 15 15 00 Artificers 15 17 00 Private 13 00 Matron C 00 Females nurses 40 cent, per day und one ration. Paymaster'. Clerks $700 per annum, and 75 cents ?r day when actually on duty. Chaplain in volunteers $146 50. In addition to th? pay as above stated, one ration per day and an abunaant supply of good clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters, fuel and medical attendance are always provided by the Government without deduction irom the soldier's pay. If a soldier should become disable! in the line of hi duties, the law provides for him a pension, or he may. if he prefer it, obtain admission into the Military Asylum, which wilt allord him a comfortable home so long as he may wish to receive its benefits. To the above pay for private soldiers must be addei the additional $2 a month tobe paid during service, the $100 bounty at the end of the war, which has already been provided for, and the fjuarter section of land that Congress will prov ide for at its coming session. The bounty and land apply to officers and private alike.

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HAIR nESTORATIVE.

THE GREATEST 3IEUIC1L BEiliTIFIEII OK Tl! E A O E. AND THE t.M.T 1 1 AI 1 1 IM 5 l;:iAUATION Wortliy of any crT.Wnr ft refohs

By the ne o jheM PtUalbe peri-nlic attack of Xermt

or Sk-t lUt ti may b prevented; anj If Ukrn at tk cniiuencenieDtJ f an attack Immediate relief from pain j

and ickrea w B be obtained

fTbey eeldotn l.il in retnoTinR the Nausea aitd Headacb to which femal are o mihjecL

They art pet. if upon the Wwel remorlnf CwtjTejiei. j

For Literarj f Men, Student, IVIicat Female, and all j eron of sedf Jtary habit, they are Tamable as a Lax a- I tire Improving f he appetite, ffirin tone and Ijrortotbei

(restive orgat and revering the natural elasticity and trenjfth r4 the hole erstem. The CKl'MAlt 3 ITLLS are the rerolt of Ion investigation and carefu I - conducted exnerimenta, having been in

noe many yearl luring which time they have prevented j and relieved a.at amount of pain and uffering frotr j

Headache, whf itr originating in the tiervou yMem oi fron: a derar. Jstate of the tomacb. They are ei -ely vegetable in their composition, and may be taken a J1 tiiuea with perfect safety withint making any change f diet, and the abxnce of any disAfreeabiv tate reudeiit eay to adminiMer tbem to children. Cli. AKE OF COUNTERFEITS '

"1TFRT rsnrCi-rr 15 THK CMTTD FTATTS i'j familiar with tUe arttrle, and wil fell yo ifjo you are Until or iray Or Your llnlr eedi av Tonic. I'i'oIVhmih" O. T. "7"ntl HAIR RESTORATIVE I Hie inlj Ilrllnblf Artirle for m to l'e. FOR STATESMEN, JCD;E.S CLKRGH F.t

The genuine sre five WKtiaturea of Henry C. Spalding

oil each box. Sold by I-irugJ st and all other Ih-aler in Medicine.. m A box will bAent by mail, pre-aid, on receipt of the i iti c; i; , -j.j c: i: . t s . All order th f Id be a i.Ire-d to ? HENKY C. SPALDIXG, 4S Ceder Street. New York. I

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They relieve a jhugh Jntantly. TLey clear the Lroat. They give atreivthand volume tothe voice. They impart a jfeliciou aroma t the bteatb.

Ley are deliRlful to the taMe.

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! advice every jSe who haa a Congh or a Huky Voice or a Bad P.reatb, r,DJr 'iculty of the Throat, to get package of my Tl at Confection, tbey will relieve you i Dstantly, and yotrfll agree with mc that "thlr go right e to the fpot. To -will find tbem very uoeful and p a4 ant while travel'.. g or attending public meeting for etilling your coug! r allying your thirst. If you try one package I am aafei a3ing that you will ever afterward

conniderthem inf e penable. Ton will find them at the Druggist and Dea'- r in Medicinea. PRICE VVENTY FIVE CENTS.

My i?nature i W. each package. All other are coun

erteil.

A packag?will A ent by mail, prepaid, oa receipt of

i Thirty Cent. ,.i)imrs iii:m:v? c . siMLi)i,(i, NO. 4? l:DAR STREET. N. Y. Itgr A incle Vot! of SPALDING'S PUF.PARFD GLUE will aave te tinve tu cot annually. "TjJ

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) CAUTION. At certain npnn.'.jled pern ax aitempüß to pala off on lb &naup4'iu( public, iuiaua of Bay I KtPARED GLUE, 1 w 'ild caaüun all prn to eaamia teforf pttrcba;.c, aaii e that iL full Lame, -SPALDi i' PUKKALED GLUE.-Ttöt 1 Ott Ui tuunl w&pper; all other ar awindtm coua terfe " fcb2tUw

Iadie. afd iffitlpmfn. In all part of the wfvrbt tify to tlie efTicacy c.r I"r.f. O. J. Wmd Ilair KetoraUve, an l Kctitlemon of the pre are antwnious la il rJe. A few tc.tinioiiiaI only can here Ie given; ie circular f-r m"Te, and It w ül Ue imi-owtt'.e f-r jou to du t. PROF. S. THAU LUG, PIANIST. ay n Li arrival in the l'cited StJte. I e i a rai!!y becniina: pray, I nt on ai ;ty Ui V"ikJi Hair Restorative," bis Lair eH n recovered it oriftiiial hue. CIIARLFS CA RDF. W, 13 NASSAU ST.N. T Saya the cray hair, on bi wife' ba.t wt-re, aflVr a ft-w rtlrt' trial, turnrd into a dark brown, at the carne Lute bfautiinj; and thickening the hair. A. C. RAYMOND, RATH, MA INF, Saya be la now sixty yearn old, and bf li.ir ani bi-ker wete t i-il,ird fc-'J", " by the tje if two battle f the Retora!ive, the gray bair have 1iKappred. bo'b on ni head and face, aud i uire oft and tr!"y than for twenty-rive year prrviou. Jliife, at the ace of f.fty-to, La ued it nh tbe tame eff-ot. UN LEY JOHNSON, tsy, NEW ORLEANS. Saya that he o$t hi hair by the Yellow Fever in'lv. lie ueJ Wool' llur ReMorative, and hi hair i now thick and g!y. M. MIDI I.ETON, LIVINGSTON, ALAHAMA, ays the R-turatlve ha !.ne nuch gM1 in hi part ot the country. He u-t It for bal tnr! arid now ba a line had of hair. T. L. MORSE. LT RANON, KENTICKT, Say be ha en WvmhI' Hair L-tortiv UM-d in hundreiNof caes, and ti-ver kii'w it to fail ir accornpLl;;iis all it Tofrve to do. A. J. ALDEN. McLANF.SKOKO', ILL., Say be had the ecald h-ad eirht year, an4 wa bal l, but by the libera Iue f Hiwl'i Hair Ketorative. he iw ba a rrh, bead of hair. Ij'io.MitR, Noble county, Indiana, F-b. 5 K.9. Prof. . J. Wood. iKarSir In tli latter part of th-yeaf K1, while attiHln.tf to tlie Mate and National Law lSchMl of the State of Nf w York, my Lair, fiom a cau unknown to me, ruitiietic-d falling oIT very ra;id!y, o that in the t-hort ijare f fix mo,th, the whoit upjer part of my ncalpwa entirely lreft of it covering, ami much of the remaining portion upon tl,r and t k part f my had liorily aftrr tw-vaioe gray, so ti.at nn w ill not le nirj.rie-1 hen I t-ll you that np.n B.y ret rn to the State of Indiana, my more cauM acquamarH-r were not o much at a I to discover tli caw- of t,e change inmy apM-arance, a uiy tuore ioumate acquaintance to recopiiize me at all. 1 at once made application to the root killful phyician in the country, but rc ivi: g no a.-wuranre from them that my hair could again te restored, 1 wafor,d to become reconciled to my fate, until fortunately In tb latter part of the year W7, your reiterative w a re-cm -mended to me by a drup?i-t a t-inir the mt reliatla Hair Restorative in use. 1 tried one boitie, and fnnd to my great atlsfaction that it wa produc ing th" d-ired effect. Since that time I have used aeven dollar' worth of your ReMorative, aixi a result, Lare a rx h cat of very i"ft black hair, which no ruoi.ry ran tmy. A a mark of my gratitude t)r your labor and eklll in the production of so won If rful an article, I have trctatnended its use to many of my frieiMs and acquaintatK -, who, 1 am happy to inform you, arc utng it with l.ke effect. Very respectfully. A. M. LA ITA, Attorney and Coutix-lor at Law Oaa Grove, S.C., June 24, !63 Trof O.J. TTood: Dear Sir Tour Hair Heetorativr ii rapidly paiuitiR popularity in this community. M bar tad occasion to lay prejudice aaide, aud give your lia r Resto rative a pert-ct test. During the year I wa o nnfortnnat a to le thrown from my sulky against a rmk near the road si i, from which my bead received trost terrible blow, causing a great deal of irritation, which cotnmuiilca'ed to the brain and external surface of the bead, frm the efWt of which my hair wa finally destroyed over the entire surface of the Lead. From the time I first dix-ovep-d it droppiriir, however, up to the time of it total disap-r-auve, I employed everything I could think of, b-inc a prfrssional man myself; and, a I thought cihlerstandiiiK the nature of the di-ease, butw a finally defeate d in every prescription advatced. These and no other cirenm-tance induced me to resort to yuur worthy Hair Htoratjve, whkh 1 have evrry r a-t-on to Leihe produced a very Lappy result; two montha after the first application, I had a beau'iful a l ead f young hair as I ever aw, for which 1 certainly owe yoa my most sincere thatik. Rest assured, dear ir, I !i!l recommend your remedy to all inquirers; moreover, I shall use my influence, which I Eatter myself to say, 1 n"t a little. You ran puLIii-b thi if you tLiL jirop-r. Your, very reje;tfu!!y, M. J. WRIGHT. M. D. OT.ce of the JrtTersoiiian. Phiirppl, Va.. Iec. 12. i. lear Sir. I leel it my duty as nt ij a my pleasure, tc Hate to you the follow ijg circumstances, w hu h you an use a you think proper. A gentleni.m cf this place, (a lawyer,) ha ln bald ever since Li early youth, so much that Le w a compel e4 to wear a wig. He w?. Induced to u a bottle of your "Jlair Rpstorative,'' which Le pked very much; and after u-io socie two or three tmttles hi hair irrew out quite luiuriantly, and be now ha a handsome head of ha r. Tb gentleiiian'a name is Bradford, arnl be i very well known In our adJoining counties, many jt-r ls ran tet:fy to ti e truth of t hi statement; I g!ve it to you at the rftjit Lrad.Vrd. Tou can l a great riel of your Hair Re-t.-r.-f. e intLi and the adjoiijiutr eountie if vim l ave tlie p.;-r sirri t. Your. Ac. THOMPSON' M'kt.HNoR. Cnim, S. C,.K'th July, Pnor. O. J. woor Itr r; I take pleasure m rn mmei.dit:tr yuur Hair Restorative a a n.ot eaciient c-ire for sca'.d Lead, iiy aoc waa HZfTit very iuj h Iron. tl. disease, and after uinir one Lottie, was mle jrrlc!ly well. 1 reconitnejidcd it to rther bo t ad d:-aea f'f tl.. bead, and in ail ce tt Lad the desjee.1 e?f d. Toucan rfcotiiiui rnl it without f ar a a most certain cure Prwald Lead. Matty other will cr:.Jy that this and many ether cae wa.s cured from the u of your m t valuable Hair Restorative. Itespectfull v your-. GK01.GE McSUALV. The New York Dav IW. .r-

ie majority of Hair Washes, Hair Lj et Hair Tonn-. Hair this, and the r.urr.l.-erlesa preparation whx b are Mlw before the public ui:der such etravarant, hy perbol ral and fanta-tie title a we see parle! in lnw wrxtow cardsari-l newspaper heading, aa tiair preparation., are ail humbug of t!.e f.rt water; their real merit, when they poe any, is, that thev J, no barm. Hi'S LAUD, WHALE OlU LA KD OlU hWEET ttlL, . ei .ted and c4ored, make tip, wl.eu in kvaiiti'u) wrapjri a'id w bite fi;t.t g!a bottle, It crtlie.t character of tot tc; and when thu costly are baptued with orn trivl!a ie term, ajid cai.tht at by verdant yviivg atel old vt Im-Ui exe. Such 1 cot the character of Irof. Word'a lU.r Restorative. Ib.i pentlemen come tefore the world wt'.Lout ar.y "hmbfalutiir XilbbtorJum, rr any ther as. toutelirg or starting catchpet.ny ten:; he ir-iply ad verttse a . Lftirnttre what it epres-s, pre-ci-ely and a a Restorative it act. I'.uy lrof. Wiend'a H:r l-t rat;ve; arid, a yoy value your scalp, aye, y.ur very brains, apply nothtn el; for it may I that y u wjii tret some w or sub.taice than perfumed lard oil on yiHir cranium. Remember, Wood'e Restorative frtle Lair ljhe best artitle extant." IT WILL, T lOltt'l 0l rIM RESTORE GRAT HAIR TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR Will make it irrow on Pwill Heads W ill restore tbe nfurai c'et..s. Will remove at ot.ee ail i:tt.;t, WiU remove all DandruT, Will cur a'.l eruptions vet .raid W ill make the ha;r ft ?' k'o-J. W i,l make ti.e old appear yMi.X 21, W illjre-erve the clor of hair to !d ape, W ill alwav fasten it a;ei '"p H fa'.lit r. And ia otiiof Ue bt to.let articiee for th hair tn la . IF YOLK HAIR I HARH, Ue Prof. Wosi'a ba r rtorau If yonr La'.ri grey, U-e Rpif. W ood ha-r re-toraTire. f your ba;rithin, U e lrof. W od'f, La-.r retorati. If you are bald. Us I'rwf. WiK-j'i hair remritit If yol have nervoo headache, U Itof. Wood' Latr restvrau. If you want tei4ni"ty verte!inirr. Read the circular of YnA. WmVt hair retort O. .1. VOOI cV CO., 114 51 rat I reell. laut; 4 llravt. eir - Yarkt MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALERS

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atjjJT Whulele and retail ae'it, Robt baowi whoeie drug'.st. No. 33 rYar.ibf trret. In dianaixdia, IfMliana. aarl-deA .