Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-07-31

a Succlnt statement OF what Ohio h9S
done for the war, will serve to show the
practical loyalty of her people. and at the
same time exhibit her resources for the
maintenance Of that loyalty.
LEGIsLATIvE APPROPRIATIONS.
In support of the Federal Government. $500 400
For the purchase Of arms, equiput nts. etc
for militia Of the State $50 OOl
As an extraordinary contingent fund Of the
For expenses il calling militia into service
n case OF invasion or danger thereof. 500 900
for maintenance OF ten Regiments authoriE-
ed 20 be called into State serVice....s.. SOC 0e0
FOR the purchase Of axed smnunison...... $500
Aggregate war pPropriatIOn........s3,ga5g Coz
The quota of Ohio under the call Of the
President, April 18th. was thirteen Reci-
ments for three months.
Number of Regiments authorized By
Legislature for State service: nine Regi-
ments of Infantry and one of Cavalry and
Artillery. Aggregate force under the first
cal, twenty-five Regiments
In twenty days after the Presidents
call was received by the Governor, Ohio
had
United States troops organized AMI
under drin In lamp Harrison, -t
Jackson. Iayisr and De7Rison.. II Rsgizsa:I.
oHfsed st1ts5-sr~egs- IN service
near washington. .............
State troops organized and under
urtl, Infantry.
state troops organized and under
arin' Artillery ery-----....'.---..--. hat'y Is sHn.l
Aggregate No. 3norths' 'men......s4eos
The quota of Ohio assigned undsr the
second call of the President, May Sd. was
81 Regiments for three years or during the
war. OF this force there are now
In Ees'ern vlrSi mia. under Mai. Gen
Ia KanAEhA Valley, under Brisadier
t-7. cex-
Ne. years Ohio Rssts in service m R-xIn-o,,-
In addition to which Ohio has in active
service in Virginia, under orders Of Gen.
Mcclellan transferred out Of State 10 Fed
'ral service. with arms. equipments and
uniforms at State expense: . Regiments
II Infantry, | battery, rifed . smooth
pore guns, . sections Artillery. ( riaed
.uns, companies Of Cavalry armed with
'harp's carbines, Colts rcyolvers and sa-
,res.
SERVICE.
nfantry mustered into L. s. service N,-
SnlOnthS near Washngt ln............ 5rs-ina MA
nfantry mustered into S. =. service Tsr
} years in Western virginz..........n II
ltlntry mustered into State sel ri.s fer
months in Western VirginiI.......
rtillery mustered into Safe serve. ts
.qn:; Ems; 90 men. ;.;.:..;: lbsRsry.
; years "a guns. ....,:....-..--:--- stions-
lvtiry mustered into StLte service for
year'--.--.-.- .-.-.-......-.--...-. seonPTs.-
Fgregate number OF men n aetiveser-
Nlce.....-.... ...........22 zoe
Of the q regiments authorized for ,
ears, four organized are in camp of in.
ruction at Columbus, and four are in
rocess of organization from months
en- mustered into State service. In 20
lys these 8 regiments might be in the
I'D, which would give Ohio 26 regiments
active service e1 ,z1 Ia
In addition to all the foregoing of mill,
l, available for transfer into active ser
oe, State or Federal, there are 8 regi-
ents in southern counties, organized and
med z-o7
Having her own border to protect, Ohio
s armed independent companies enouQh
make two regiments, in counties oppO-
. Virginia
SUMMARY.
ney aPpr pTiated for III ......... 20 cQ5tOO
pops mustered into u s. service for 2
ears IS reRiu1-rts
COP. mustered into S. service for ?
lOnthS.--- 2
pops mustered into State service for ,
i0nths 49,. .
illery and cavalry mustered into sta-e
erViee f5r , years. s......-..--.........
hole rumber Ohio reginsnts NJ .. r
ed into service. ce......-..............27
eRE6ATE oF ONO vOLUNTEkRs FOR rRR
SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION.
ee moRths' neH in Federal and IN Slate
'rNiSe il.c0o
es years men in th- fsld, mustered OF In
'ocesS OF orga izatioD- -............-.... "a 4JU
reserve for State Federal servics, or
Inizsd a3d arm Hsd.................s..s. 6FnO
We nIElber fOhio Volunteers in service
pr pared to he called, (teductng the four
giments 10 str&nsfered from 'hree saluths
ate, 10 three years Federal service 000
VIC.