, 1861-07-29

Light Infantry, Capt H. Hill, and the Scott
Guards, Capt. E. E. Dowens did escort duty.
Tie circumstance that Milwaukee Citizens
we're bidding adieu to many Of their own
towremen in this regiment, and one Of their
most honored and esteemed c1ergymen, Rev.
n. a. Staples, who accompanies the gallant
Sixth as its Chaplain, gave an unusual feeling
and feryor to the parting ecene, In which
there we're many touching episodes The
regiment took the cars Of the Chicago and
Milwaukee Railroad at S P. IL for this city,
filing two 1org trains Of sixteen cars each.
The following is the list Of officers and
companies.
coloncl-I!rsAkpER cuTLEH Of Milwaukee;
Maior-B. ]. Sweet.
Adfutant-F. A. Haskell
9ua1tte1 9ua1te1nastef ecaesaEd % BfooEs.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Commissary SerGeant-l Z. jonktns.
Surgcou-C. B. Chapman.
Sd Assistant surEeon-o r. Bartlett.
chaplain~Rcy n: 4. Staples Of Milwaukee.
Sergeant Major-H. M: Fitch.
Tospital SteWard-C. F. Chapman.
Cniar Hearcr-G. ". Rced.
Dpnm @ Maior-Wiliiam Whaley. i.
Fife Majot-Geo. G. Earnnm.
T1ba feTtnEn14l D1EH CUuslSLs ~ AMGAky'1oAk
musicians, ten drummers, end ten f1crsl.
COMPANY A-[sauk County Ri1cmen, ,)77capt. 4. 4.
@. Maileay; lst LIEUT., D. 4 Noycs; ID Lieut., T.
t! c. Thomas. 107 men; 70 tents. 49,
Diii SGdstf ist Lieut. 5oei Marsh; ID Isnt Henry sF
re coxTasT G1iFrsi1is du Chen yalanteess,5a; !;
apaf cspa Il nfqs fsnner me- sFs Fiji ranks % teats
esp1 espEAoH It teat, 5Sha SsSoi Il
eat; osrasr n + E@Fona du Y Lac % Biaggs s. Kaes
cant, Z. 5. Brakg; ist Lieut., +. 4: Brown; I'd
LIEUT., J. u: Marston. II men: e tents. o...
Thom, Lindwnrin; 1st Lieut.. schosnmaker; 2ad
Lieut. William Van Bachel]e: &c men; sotants..
conrAEr G1Beloit Star Klass)captai tpaa n ;a1t A.
oraP; H; 1st aps sn; $ s teste sna Lieut.
saser; Ssr;fn it IMaAD Iess. T. Ie%ia Lieut. j. Les
e eGoarAsTE(Bad r. T AZ County Anderson Guards>
! Capt JulIuton; 1st Lieut.. F. A. Haskellf I'd
Lieut.. a. 7. johnson. Full company: 20 tents.
John Crane. 95 men; 60 tents.
The regiments, by the above enumeration
numbtrs $40 men, exclusive Of field and stat
officers, musicians, etc, 1,034 rank and file
and it has 202 tents. It Is fully equipped, ex
cept in arms, which viii be supplied at Har
1fsburgh. The uniform is grey, with blacl
trimmings, U. s. Army regulation caps, AMI
!: oyercoats, like tha regiments that have pre-
ccded It f1om Wisconsin. This bears testimo
nv to the care that has been taken by the Stat
officers to supply Its wants in every detail
They are well oflicered, and our reporter say
the men will compare not unfavorably Wit
even the best regiments In the field.
Adjutant General Utley came on board th
!: cars at Racine, and made due enquiries RI
II spectiug the officers and the wants of th
, men. He goes forward with the 7th and St
, regiments which are now to be equipped 8
once.
The crowds ut Racine, kenosha, Waukega1
I and in fact throughout the whole line to Ch
9 cage, were very 1arge, and the enthusiasm
), manifested was great; attended in many il
i stances by the presentation Of boquets by tt
/ ladies.
: The Assistant Commiseary General Of IL
y State, F. 2. Hicks, accompanies the regimen
!; to Washington; also, Gen. Adam c. Ray {
o Naukesha, who gees forward on behalf
i the State to report Us to the condition N
= wants Of the 5th regiment.
II Attending the regiment are the wives
scva,o1 of the officers: and among the lad;
d are the mothers Of some Of the brave bo,
: wounded at the battle Of Bulls Run, who s
., to afford such attention and consolation
+ only mothers love can give.
]. Col. Holton, tho Assistant Quartermaste
y General Of the State, was active in looking
lc ter the wants Of the soldiers at Muwauks
q and is deserving OF mention. ......'
p, The Regiment reached this city at 0 o'clo
i, last evening, and we're received By thousan
~ ~ orronr ,,t;yarc zvho rnartcd .cvcrv foot
=. sou. ea'scu' ~ @ ~ -. - s,.S-:.s ~. :.
or their line Of march through tnas cry "An
% lirelicet demonstrations fenthusiasm. 4 de
i, 4,t,t;op os citizens. headed by Afayor Runs.
nt - $3.50 t,a.n ~. --a.a,,oa ~ s,rn+ ~,
e e tceelsea 1nem. .,ae osesenc; u enps. ns1a1
"a "a with strong police force, kept The croSd
b. ! check.
ID A. sher re,,.a +hap + " RRr
% 1.s.,:sa- e.-a.t - ,,rsa,.a .s.,..o -" :" !
r. ~. ~ - ~ s. -, aenasH, -.
al ie1y was A1eo' aae 1e:s 'laen"'' onlsete "@
ch to the fremont House to supper. a substt
'ol tio1 lunch, and IN abundance Of hot coffee y
icy 5;st,;bntc,l IN the so,lfers m hoard the r,
nl ~ u's..4oo ~ -. 1s.ss. a 80 ~ ~
o. At LIZ r. II. the t"o long trains lett oa th
If wisconsin. and she hos vet "a fcw m,
be ,'n,n
to TIE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH REGIMENTS
as The companies next on the register, wan
for the 7th and Sth regiments, are as follow
n An order has been issued to the Captains,
=, quirirg Information Of the condition Of
nd companies. It is intended to hare these II
In ments rendezvous at Camp Randall, on