6th - Col. Bagerman Tripp, Marietta, Ga. [3 mo, Indpls; 3 yrs, reorganized, Madison]
7th - Lieut. Col. Wm. C. Banta, City Point, Va. [3 mo, Indpls; 3 yrs, reorg, Indianapolis]
8th - Col. David Shunk, City Point, Va. [3 mo, Indianapolis; 3 yrs, reorg, Indianapolis]
9th - Col. Isaac C. B. Suman, Marietta, Ga. [3 mo, Indianapolis; 3 yrs, reorg, Laporte]
10th - Col. Marsh B. Taylor, Marietta, Ga. [3 mo, Indianapolis; 3 yrs, reorg, Indianapolis
11th - Col. Dan Macauley, City Point, Va. [3 mo, Indianapolis; 3 yrs, reorg, Indianapolis
12th - Col. Reuben Williams, Marietta, Ga. [1 yr, Indianapolis; 3 yrs, reorg, Indianapolis] [13th - 1 yr, orig State service, Indianapolis; 3 yrs, reorg, Indianapolis]
14th - I yr, near Camp Vigo; 3 yrs, reorg, Terre Haute
15th - 1 yr, orig State service, Lafayette; 3 yrs, reorg, Lafayette
16th - Lieut. Col. James A. Redfield, New Orleans, La. [1 yr, orig State service, Richmond; 3 yrs, reorg, Indianapolis]
17th - Col. John T. Wilder, Nashville, Tenn. [3 yrs, Camp Morton, Indianapolis]
18th - Col. H. D. Washburne, City Point, Va. [3 yrs, org, Indianapolis]
19th - Col. John M. Lindley, City Point, Va. [3 yrs, org, Indpls]
20th - Col. Wm. C. L. Taylor, City Point, Va. [3 yrs, org, Lafayette]
21st - First Heavy Artillery - 3 yrs, org, Indianapolis; was organized and mustered into service as an infantry organization
22nd - Col. Wm. M. Wiles, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Madison]
23rd - Col. Wm. L. Sanderson, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, New Albanyj
24th - Col. Wm. T. Spicely, Vicksburg, Miss. [3 yrs, org. Vincennes]
25th - Lieut. Col. John Rheinlander, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org. Evansville]
26th - Col. John G. Clark, New Olreans, La. [3 yrs, org, Indpls}
27th - Col. Silas Colgrove, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org. Indpls]
28th - Col. David M. Dunn, Marietta, Ga. [First Cavalry, 3 yrs; 8 companies, org at Evansville; those raised at Madison were assigned to 3rd Cavalry]
29th - 3 yr, org, Laporte
30th - Col. Joseph B. Dodge, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Fort Wayne]
31st - Col. John T. Smith, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Terre Haute]
32nd - Col. F. Erdelmeser, Marietta, Ga. [First German, 3 yrs, org, Indianapolis]
33rd - Maj. T. Miller, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Indianapolis]
35th - Col. Robert C. Jones, City Point, Va. [First Irish, org. Indianapolis]
34th - Capt. James Gavisk, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Anderson]
36th - Lieut. Col. 0. H. P. Carey, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Richmond]
37th - Col. James S. Hull, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Lawrenceburg]
38th - Lieut. Col. Daniel F. Griffin, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, New Albany] [39th - 3 yrs, infantry unit, Indianapolis; reorg, Eighth Cavalry, in the field] 40th - Col. John W. Blake, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Lafayette]
41st - first complete Cavalry Regiment raised in Indiana, org, Indpls as Second Cavalry
42nd - Lieut. Col. Wm. T. B. McIntyre, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Evansville]
43rd - Col. Wm. R. LcLean, Little Rock, Ark. [3 yrs, org. Evansville]
44th - Col. Simeon C. Aldrich, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org. Fort Wayne]
45th - 3 yrs; became the Third Cavalry;
           6 companies orig First Cavalry (A, B, C, D, E, F at Madison; to Army of the Potomac;
           4 companies (G, H, I, K at Indpls, to Kentucky;
           2 companies (L, M at Indianapolis a year then to East Tennessee)]
46th - Col. Thomas H. Bringhurst, New Orleans, La. [3 yrs, org, Logansport]
47th - Col. James R. Slack, New Orleans, La. [3 yrs, org, Anderson]
48th - Col. Edward J. Wood, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Goshen]
49th - Col. in Keigwin, New Orleans, La. [3 yrs, org, Jeffersonville]
50th - Col. Sam T. Wells, Little Rock, Ark. [3 yrs, org, Seymour]
51st - Col. Abel D. Streight, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, org, Indianapolis]
52nd - Col. Edward H. Wolfe, Memphis, Tenn. [3 yrs, partially org Rushville; reorg, Indpis; consolidated with 56th (Railroad Regiment)]
53rd - Col. Wm. Jones, Marietta, Ga. [3 yrs, partially org, New Albany; consolidated with 52nd, org, Rockport]
54th - 3 months, special orders; org. Indianapolis]
54th - 1 yr; org, Indianapolis; almost completely drafted men or their substitutes
55th - 3 months; special orders; org, Indianapolis
56th - special orders; to recruit railroad operatives; consolidated with the 52nd (Railroad) RgtJ 57th - Col. Willis Blanah, Marietta, Ga. [org, Richmond]
58th - Col. George P. Buell, Marietta, Ga. [org, Princeton]
59th - Col. Jesse I. Alexander, Marietta, Ga. [org, Gosport and Indianapolis]
60th - Col. Aug. Goeizer, New Orleans, La. [org. Evansville and Indianapolis] [6 1st - Second Irish, incompletely org Madison, trans to 35th]
62nd - org, Rockport; consolidated with the 53rd
63rd - Col. Israel N. Stiles, Marietta, Ga. [org, Covington]
64th - originally intended as artillery units; orders consolidated independent batteries, prevented organization. An infantry regiment was later organized, however.]
65th - Col. Thos. Johnson, Marietts, Ga. [org, Princeton
66th - Col. Roger Martin, Marietta, Ga. [org, Camp Noble, New Albany]
67th - Maj. Francis A. Sears, New Orleans, La. [org, Madison]
68th - Col. Harvey J. Repey, Marietta, Ga. [org, Greenburg]
69th - Col. Thos. W. Bennett, New Orleans, La. [org, Richmond]
70th - Lieut. Col. Sam Merrill, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis] [7 1st - Sixth Cavalry, org, Terre Haute; reorg, Indianapolis]
72d - Col. Abram 0. Miller, Marietta, Ga. [org, Lafayette]
73d - Major Alfred B. Wade, Marietta, Ga. [org, South Bend]
74th - Lieut. Col. Myron Baker, Marietta, Ga. [org, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis]
75th - Col. Wm. O Brian, Marietta, Ga. [org, Wabash]
76th - 30 days; org, Indianapolis; to repel guerrilla raid at Newburg
77th - Fourth Cavalry, org, Indianapolis
78th - 60 days; org. Indianapolis; stationed Evansville and border area; guerrillas 79th - Col. Fred Knefler, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
80th - Lieut. Col. John W. Tucker, Marietta, Ga. [org, Princeton]
81st - Lieut. Col. Wm. C. Wheeler, Marietta, Ga. [org, New Albany]
82nd - Col. Morton C. Hunter, Marietta, Ga. [org, Madison]
83rd - Major George H. Scott, Marietta, Ga. [org, Lawrenceburg; 9 co of volunteers, 3 yrs; 1 co of draftees, 9 mos]
84th - Col. Andrew J. Neff, Marietta, Ga. [org, Richmond]
85th - Col. John P. Baird, Marietta, Ga. [org, Terre Haute]
86th - Col. John K. Dick, Marietta, Ga. [org, Lafayette]
87th - Lieut. Col. Edward P. Hammond, Marietta, Ga. [org, South Bend]
88th - Col. Cyrus E. Bryant, Marietta, Ga. [org, Fort Wayne]
89th - Col. Charles D. Murray, Memphis, Tenn. [org, Wabash and Indianapolis] [90th - Fifth Cavalry; org, Indianapolis]
91st - Col. John Mehringer, Marietta, Ga. [org. Evansville (only 7 companies)]
92nd - to have been organized New Albany; unable; four companies assigned to 93rd, organizing at Madison
93d - Col. DeWitt C. Thomas, Memphis, Tenn. [org, Madison] [94th - to have organized at Lawrenceburg; unable [95th - to have organized at Richmond; unable]
96th - Col. Robert Chatterson, Marietta, Ga. [to have organized at Indpls; unable; three companies assigned to 99th at South Bend]
97th - organized Terre Haute
98th - to    have organized at Lafayette; unable; two companies assigned to the 100th at Fort Wayne
99th - Col. Alexander Fowler, Marietta, Ga. [org, South Bend and three co from Indianapolis]
100th - Col. Albert Heath, Marietta, Ga. [org, Fort Wayne and two co from Lafayette]
101st - Col. Thomas Doan, Marietta, Ga. [org, Wabash]
            [8 July 1863 - Raid by John H. Morgan, crossed the Ohio river, near Mauckport, and was moving on Corydon, Indiana. 65,000 men volunteered for this emergency; organized                 into thirteen Regiments and one Battalion.]
102nd -    Minute Men; Indiana Legion; Boone county
103rd -    Minute Men; Indiana Legion; Hendricks, Marion, Wayne counties
104th -    Minute Men; 6 co MM, 4 of Legion; Decatur, Fayette, Madison, Rush counties
105th -    Minute Men; 3 co MM, 7 Legion; Henry, Randolph, Union, Putnam, Hancock, Wayne, Clinton, Madison counties
106th - 9 co MM, 1 Legion; Wayne, Randolph, Hancock, Howard, Marion counties] [107th - Legion; Indianapolis [Battalion, assigned to the 107th Regiment
108th - MM; Tippecanoe, Howard, Carroll, Montgomery, Wayne counties] [109th - MM; Coles Co., Ill, Laport Co, Hamilton, Miami, Randolph
110 th -    MM; Henry, Madison, Delaware, Cass, Monroe counties
111th - MM; Delaware, Fayette, Montgomery, Rush, Miami, Monroe, Hamilton counties
112th - 9 MM, 1 Legion called Mitchell Light Infantry; Lawrence, Orange, Monroe, Washington counties
113th - MM; Lawrence, Daviess, Washington, Martin, Monroe counties] [114th - MM; Johnson county
115th - 6 mo, org, Indianapolis; call for 6 mo; harvest near at hand; only 4 reg org] [115th - 6 mo, org. Lafayette
117th -    6 mo, org. Indianapolis
118th -    6 mo, org, Wabash
119th -    Seventh Cavalry; 3 yrs, org, Indianapolis; included some 6 mo volunteers who changed their enlistment
120th - Col. Richard F. Barter, Marietta, Ga. [3 yr; became 120, 123, 124, 128, 129, 130 infantry rgts; 120th org, Columbus]
121st - Ninth Cavalry, org, Indianapolis]
122nd - consolidated with 120th and 131st; had needed 4 rgt cavalry, 7 rgt infantry; got S cay, 6 inf; added to Ninth Cavalry (120th) and Thirteenth Cavalry (131st Rgt)]
123d - Col. John C. McQuiston, Marietta, Ga. [3 yr, org, Greensburg]
124th - Col. James Burgess, Marietta, Ga. [consolidation of 3 co raised for 125th rgt; org,  Richmond]
125th - Tenth Cavalry, org. Vincennes and Columbus
126th - Eleventh Cavalry, org, Indianapolis
127th - Twelfth Cavalry, org, Kendalville, Michigan City]
128th - Col. Richard P. DeHart, Marietta, Ga. [org, Michigan City]
129th - Col. Charles A. Zollinger, Marietta, Ga. [org, Michigan City]
130th - Col. Charles S. Parrish, Marietta, Ga. [org, Kokomo]
130th - Thirteenth Cavalry; last cavalry organized in State state-wide; to Indpls}
132nd through 139th were 100 day regiments; to perform such military services as might be required of them; to relieve large numbers of veterans from garrison and guard duty and
            allow them to join their companions in arms 132d - Col. Samuel C. Vance, Nashville, Tenn. [100 da, org, Indianapolis]
133d - Col. Robert N. Hudson, Bridgeport, Ala. [100 da, org, Richmond]
134th - Col. James Gavin, Louisville, Ky. [100 da, org, Indianapolis]
135th - Col. Wm. C. Wilson, Bridgeport, Ala. [100 da, org, Indianapolis]
136th - Col. John W. Foster, Murfreesboro, Tenn. [100 da, org, Noblesville, Bedford, Goshen]
137th - Col. Edward J. Robinson, Tullahoma, Tenn. [100 da, org, Indianapolis]
138th - Col. James H. Shannon, Tullahoma, Tenn. [100 da, org, Indianapolis]
139th - Col. George Humphreys, Mumfordville, Ky. [100 da, org. Indianapolis]
140th - 12 mo, org. Indianapolis; consolidation of parts of 2 Rgts]
14 1st - 12 mo; unsuccessful; consolidated with 140th]
142nd - 12 mo, org, Fort Wayne] [call for eleven regiments; subsequently five additional rgts; at each District Provost Marshal s Headquarters; all mustered Indianapolis]
143rd - First Congressional District
144th - Second Congressional District
145th - Third Congressional District
146th - First, Third and Fourth Congressional Districts
147th - Fifth Congressional District, Eleventh Congressional District and Benton, Henry and Fayette counties
148th - Sixth Congressional District
149th - Seventh Congressional District
150th - Eighth Congressional District
151St - Ninth Congressional District
152nd - Tenth     Congressional District
1 53Ed - Eleventh Congressional District
154th - Eighth Congressional District
155th - Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh Congressional District
[The Battalion of the 156th - Seventh, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Congressional Districts] [28th Rgt US Colored Troops - state wideJ
 
CAVALRY

1st - Lt. Col. Julian D. Owen, Cos. A, B, D, F, G, H. Little Rock, Arkansas
1st - Capt. James L. Carey, Co. C, City Point, Va.
2d - Lt. Col. James Stewart, Marietta, Ga.
3d - Col. Geo. M. Chapman, Cos. A, B, C, D, E, F, City Point, Va.
3d - Lt. Col. Robert Klein, Cos. G, H, I, and K, Marietta, Ga.
4th - Col. Horace L. Lansdom, Marietta, Ga.
5th - Col. Thomas H. Butler, Marietta Ga.
6th - Col. James Biddle, Marietta, Ga.
7th - Col. J. P. 0. Shanks, Memphis, Tenn.
8th - Col. Thomas J. Harrison, Marietta, Ga.
9th - Col. Geo. W. Jackson~, Pulaski, Tenn.
10th - Col. Thomas N. Pace, Pulaski, Tenn.
11th - Col. Robert R. Stewart, Larkinsville, Ala.
12th - Col. Edward Anderson, Hunstville, Ala.
13th - Col. Gilbert M. L. Johnson, Decatur, Ala.
Note: The regimental numbers of the cavalry organizations are: 1st cavalry, 28th regiment; 2d cavalry, 41st regiment; 3d cavalry, 45th regiment; 4th cavalry, 77th regiment; 5th cavalry, 90th regiment; 6th cavalry, 51st regiment; 7th cavalry, 140th regiment; 8th cavalry, 39th regiment; 9th cavalry, 12 1st regiment; 10th cavalry, 125th regiment; 11th cavalry, 126th regiment; 12th cavalry, 127th regiment; 13th cavalry, 13 1st regiment.

Company C, 4th cavalry, Capt. Andrew P. Gallagher, is with the Army of the Gulf. Address New Orleans, Louisiana.

[Independent Cavalry Company - Crawford County; organized and a tender of its services made to the general government; accepted. Mustered 12 months or unless sooner discharged. Leavenworth; assisting the Provost Marshal in arresting deserters, enforcing draft, guard
river border. Many re-enlisted three years - to l3rh Cavalry.]


ARTILLERY [i.e., First Battery, Light Artillery, etc.]

1st - Capt. Lawrence Jacoby, New Orleans, La. [org, Evansville]
2d - Capt. Hugh Espy, Jr., Fort Smith, Ark. [reorganized, Indianapolis]
3d - Capt. James E. Cockefair, Memphis, Tenn. [org, Connersville]
4th - Lieut. Henry J. Willetta, Marietta, Ga. [org. Laporte, Porter and Lake counties, reorganized]
5th - Capt. Alfred Morrison, Marietta, Ga. [org, Whitley, Noble, Laporte and Allen counties]
6th - Capt. Michael Mueller, Memphis, Tenn. [org, Evansville]
7th - Capt. Otho H. Morgan, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
8th - Capt. George Estop, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
9th - Capt. Geo. R. Brown, Memphis, Tenn. [org, Indianapolis]
10th - Capt. William A. Naylor, Marietta, Ga. [org. Lafayette]
11th - Capt. George A. Sutermeister, Marietta, Ga. [org. Lafayette]
12th - Capt. James. E. White, Marietta, Ga. [org, Jeffersonville]
13th - Capt. Benj. S. Nicklin, Gallatin, Tenn. org, Indianapolis]
14th - Capt. Francis W. Morae, Marietta, Ga. [org, Wabash, Huntington, Miami, Fayette counties]
15th - Capt. Alonzo E. Harvey, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
16th - Capt. Chas. R. Deming, Fort Washington, Md. [org, Lafayette]
17th - Capt. Milton J. Minor, Harpers Ferry, Va. [org, Indianapolis]
18th - Capt. Moses M. Beck, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
19th - Lieut. Wm. P. Stackhouse, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
20th - Capt. Milton A. Osborne, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
21st - Capt. Wm. A. Andrew, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
22nd - Lieut. Ed. W. Nicholson, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
23rd - Capt. James H. Myers, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
24th - Capt. Alex Hardy, Marietta, Ga. [org, Indianapolis]
[25th - 12 mo; last artillery co recruited in Indiana; ? Indianapolis]
Wilder - Capt. H. T. Thomas, Marietta, Ga.
[26th Battery, Light Artillery - originally recruited for a light artillery company by Captain John T. Wilder, of Greensburg, but not accepted into service as such. It joined an infantry unit as Co A, 17th Rgt. The company took with it two wrought-iron six pounder guns, which had been presented to the company by Decatur county. Co A was called First Independent Battery, Rigsby s Battery, or later after a re-organization Wilder Battery.]
*First Heavy Artillery - Colonel John A. Keith, Baton Rouge, La.
*21st Regiment

The stations above mentioned, with a few exceptions, are the department or district headquarters of the armies to which the regiments or companies are attached, and lettersaddressed to those stations, marked to be forwarded, will reach their destination.

Insulting Ladies on the Street - A young man named Clem. Mix was last night arrested by officers Rager and Kendall for insulting ladies on the street, by making obscene remarks regarding the size of the limb to which their feet are attached. He was fined by the Mayor eight dollars.

30 July A Patriotic Township - Washington township, Pike county, has a credit of 110 men on former calls for troops. As her quota under the present call is but 42 men she will still, after filling it, have 68 men to her credit. There are not many townships that can make a better showing than this.

There is another entry on 18 July - rather special I feel:

We have heard of numerous instances of female heroism in the harvest field which do credit to woman s heart. The male population, in great numbers, are off to the war. And the noble women at home are garnering the grain for them. Everywhere the neighborly system of exchange of labor, (in which women and children have been largely engaged to their infinite credit,) has been adopted, and the wheat crop, one of the largest ever produced, will be havested and saved.

Now, if I had just found out exactly what the goose ordinance was.