Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-30
CITY AND COUNTY

the regular boat train. The regiment was re-
ceived, on alightng from the cars on the COM
mon, by detachment oflour companies from
Camp Scott, viz: Co. of Fitchburg, Co. d
of Worcester, Co. E of Oxford, and Co. G of
Grafton and two companies from Camp Lin
coin, viz: Co. d OF Fitchburg, and Co. G of
Ashburnllam, all with their knapsacks on and
equipped for the war, under the command of
Lieut.. COL Ward, mounted. The new regi-
mental band of the fifteenth regiment, made
up of portions of Josyln's and the National
Band, furnished the music for the occasion, il
being their first appearance. The troops
marched and countermarched through Main
street, into the City Hall, where bountiful
collation. was provided by the city for the
members of the thirteenth regiment. The fol.
lowing is the roster of this regiment -
Colonel--SAMUEL H. LEONARD of Boston.
Lieutenant Coonel-N. Walter Batcheder
of Boston.
Major-Jacob Parker Gould of Stoneham.
Authenticated H. Bradee of Boston.
Quartermaster-Ge George e. Craig OF Boston
Surgeon-Allston w. Whitney OF Boston.
Assistant Surgeon-J Theodore Heard of
Boston.
Chaplain-Noah NJ. Gaylord of Boston.
Co. A. Captain-James a. Fox of Boston;
First Lieutenant-Samuel A. Nest; Second
Leutenant-George Bush.
Co. B. Captain-Joseph S. Carey of Bos-
ton; First Lieutenant-John G. Hovey Sec
ond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N. Sampson.
Co. c. Captain-John Kurlz of Boston;
First Lieutenant-Wm. Ii. jackson Second
I NN.1s.
Co. ID. Captain-Augustine Harlow of
Boston First Lieutenant-Charles Ii. Hovey;
Second Lieutenant-Wm IL. Carey.
Co. E. Captain-Charles r. NJ. Pratt OF
Roxbury; First Lieutenant-Joseph Colburn;
Second Lieutenant-Edwin r. Frost.
Co. F. Captsin-Henry Whit
comb of Marlborough First Lieutenat-Abel
H. Pope; Second Observation-Disclosures L.
Morse.
Co. G. Captain-Eben w. Fiske of Stone.
ham; First Lieuenant-Loring I. Richard.
son Second Lieutenant-John Foley.
Co. II (of Natck). Captain-William L.
Clark Of Boston; First Lieutenant-Perry ID.
Chamberlain Second Lieutenant = Francis
jerks.
Co. l. Captain-Charles H. R. Screiber of
'1RHion 1 ~ - 7 Il n slSs1l
Lieutenant-David Brown.
Co. X. Captain-William- p. Blackmer of
Westborough First William B.
Bacon; Second Observation-Disclosures B. Fox.
This is as fine looking a regiment as ever
made its appearance in Worcester. A nobler
looking body of men is rarely seen anywhere.
Their unif orm consists OF dark blue loose
jacket, light blue pants, and army cap; dark
blue uniform coat, and U. S. rifle hat will be
forwarded to the regiment upon its arrival in
Washington They carry the Enfield musket.
Their destination is Harper's Ferry, with Coils.
Gordon, Webster, and Briggs regiments. On
leaving the hall the regiment resumed its ranks
and at half past nine o'clock, amid enthusiast
tic cheers, took the cars, singing, among 9TH
er serious melodies, the "John Brown Song"
which happens to be, just now, the popular
refrain of "Glory Hallelujah." The Traveller
gives copy of the song =
John Browe's body lies a moulding in the grave
John Browns body lies moulding in the grave,
John Browns body lies moulding in the grave,
His souls marching on
Chorus.
Glory Hally, Hallelujah! Glory Hally, Hallelujah!
Glory halelujah!
His souls marching on!
He's gone to be soldier in the army of the Lord,
He's gone to be soldier in the army of the Lord,
He's gone TO be soldier in the army of the Lord,
His souls marching on!
Chorus.
Glory Hally, Halleujah Glory Hally, Hallelujah
Glory Hally, Halleluiah
His souls marching on.
John Browns knapsack is strapped upon his back
John Browns knapsack is strapped upon his back
John Browns knapsack is strapped upon his back
His souls marching on
o.. rr.,,-- -.
Glory Haly, Hallelujahl
His souls marching on!
His pet lambs will meet him on the way
His pet lambs will meet him on the way
His pet lambs will meet him on the way
They go marching on.
Chorus.
GLORY, Hally, HalIeujah! Glory Hally, Haelujah!
Glory Hally. Hallelujah!
They go marching on.
They will hang jeff. Davis to a tree!
They will hang JEFF. Davis to a tree!
They will hang JEFF. Davis to a tree.
AS they march along
Chorus
Glory Hally, Hallelujah! Glory Hally, Hallelujah
Glory Hally, Hallelujah!
AS they march along
Now, three rousing cheers for the Uuion!
Now, three rousing cheers for the Union!
Now, three rousing cheers for the Union!
As we are marching on.
Chorus.
Glory. Hally, Halelujah! Glory Hally, Hallelujan!
Glory Hally, HaIlelujah!
Hip Hip, Hip, Hip, Hurrah
Arriving at Alyn's Point, she took the
steamer Connecticut, which had been char
tered for the purpose, for New York
The baggage and equipments of the troops
were conveyed in train of twenty four freight
cars, which reached Worcester about noon,
and ten more which reached here about five
o'clock, on which trains were 200 men, having
charge of the materials of war.