Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-08
The first Company from TrumSull
County.

kIOm 0UU
County.
The company which left this PLACE on
Che 25th ult.. was mustered into service al
Camp Taylor, in Cleveland and left that
place on Sunday by SPECIAL train On c. C.
& G. Rail Road. for Camp Dennisoa, near
Cincinnati. It's designation is now Com
pany H. Seventh Regiment Of Ohio Folun.
teer Militia Of the departure of the Reg.
iment from Cleveland. the Leader Of Non
day. thus speaks
Early yesterday morning people bsgan
to collect on the Square and on Superior
street to witness the departure of the gal
liant Scventh Regiment. At about 81 the
sound of music was heard up Euclid street,
and they were seen approaching, headed
BY Delsnd's Band. Both sides of the
street were lined with people, and the num-
Der grew larger momentarily, while yards.
dOOr-ways art windows were filed with
spectators. 4 large portion of them women,
and waving handkerchiefs or fearful eyes
bore witness to the sympathy which Was
tslt for those young men who were going
forth to do battle in behalf Of that which
is equally dear to all of Us. Never did
the several companies march better or lock
better. Every man seemed to step proudly,
as though be felt that individually he had
been in a measure honOred with the con-
hdence Of the public. At the depcts and
along the track there we're gathered from
FIVE to eight thousand people, among whom
we're many Of our most respectable citizens
and several Ministers of the Gospel. An
unusually large proportion CT the crowd
were women, nearly al Of whom appeared
to have husbands brothers or lovers among
the soldiers, and many of whom were
weeping bitterly. Some Of the farewells
we're most affecting, and indeed there were
at any time but few dry eyes among those
who were near the cars. The soldiers
were cheerful and endeaTored to console
those whom tkey leaving, with promises of
q safe and speedy return.
At length the train began to move, and
as it rolled slowly out of the depot there
were silence for a moment, and then cheer
after cheer arose, which those en- board re-
turned, and in the midst Of thousand
cries Of God bless you" the noble "Sev-
sntb," the pride of Ohio, departed.
When the time comes for them to 20 in
to the field, We shall again hear from them,
and We have no particle of fear as to their
record; for there are men there who know
not what it means to be conquered. once
again. God bless them.
We have a promise from several ef the
nembers of the Seventh Regiment to keep
as advised Of the state Of affairs at their
new quarters, and shall hope to publish
some interesting letters during the period of
their absence.
DIR. e. Z. Gu. ing. of this city has re-
eeivea the appointment Ct Surgeon to the
regiment, and will join them soon.
The following is a copy of the muster
rOA Of Company H sent rs by Captain
Asper. It contains only the names of
those who passed inspection, all of whom
have now actually entered into the service
of their country. and are bearing arms in
Of the constitution and the laws,
Under the broad banner of the Union
JoEL F. AsrEa. Captain.
Gks. Z. WooD, lst Lieat.-'
JLxEs B. CLEVELAND, Ensign.
HGIsERT A CASE, LIST SeFst.
JnEN WILKINS IN. SerRt.
JAErs P. BRIsBISE, Sergt.
STGSLKT II. CAsPAR, Serg't
RoBEsT s. BowKH, Corporal.
SKLsIE o. STGRLrS, Corporal.
JAxEs o. BEEnEE. Corporal.
SEIH ]. Coon, Corporal.
AERcrs BRocKvkY, Drummer.
HnEH NcQUrsToS, Fifer. I
PRIFATES.
Bough Joseph J. Mills Carlton h.
Bacon Henry. Moore Joseph v.
VIM. II. Merrill James d.
Bower Reuben ". Monasmith Samuel.
Harrison P. NufTay Robert D.
Broekway Richard II. Mohler Jacob 4.
Bennett Vim. q. Meyer John.
Burrows Stephen. Moore George W.
Bishop Stephen E. HeWilliams James Ii.
BrHden VIM. D. NeCleerY William Il.
Bundy Thoms ". O'Counor Daniel.
coburn Wallace. Overmire William q.
Crooks Sheldon. Osborn Morris.
Combs Alfred. Osborn John c..
Myron. ORry -Joh7.
Campbell ohas. l.. Pollock Joseph.
Lewis Jr. Pollock John. /,
curtis Horace @. Parker George ".
Clark Elijah 2. Perkey William.
Arthur A. Peksy Charles
Jurtiss Stewart g.. Palmer ESastus O.
Benjamin F.Pslton Salmon S.
Rinaldo R. Quaekenbush James.
1E-iher Albert z. Roberts Frederick II.
Corliss Daniel. Robinson danes z.
Evans James. Reiter Isaac.
Thomas. Robins Francis.
Malcolm. RLyner Homer P.
'cz Ellis. Simons George.
eoz John Carson. Smith Thomas ]. !
foulk Samuel r. Eoule Warren B.
FORD Harvey. Shafer Harrison.
arsgg Israel 81. Summerville David.
Abnsr l.. Snyder William Il.
Owen. Scott Chaunefy B. ,
Z nter John. Trimmer Ambrose O.
line Reuben r. Tenney Charles n.
lint David I. Var Gorder John z.
Ialsted Elishs. Van Wye william.
1oloomb Richard. Van Wye John'O.
irntsr William. Weir Henry l.. j.,
Amb John n. Wood Lyman N.
John. Woods Edwin.
svsns Willard 4. Williams John S.
,udviek Daniel. Williams Edwin. Z
filler JanssR q. Wilson William. b,
tosieF James. Eintsrsteen Davis.
Iicutenants Weed and Cleveland each
Tsre IN town for a few hours, last week. 1
all the better for their few days of
amp life. :
From gentlemen Of this place who visited
amp Taylor. last week, VIC learn that the
len speak highly Of the care and kindness
ThicA they have been treated by their
Ecers.
The company now forms apart Of the |:
tn Ohio Regiment, the finest regiment in
be State and it is univeTsallycOncede that
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