Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13
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This Regiment arrived this morning
,r,r SFon DptPOlt 81 ave o'olOok, By steamers
oosaA and Nay Queen, All in good order
4. and psrfsetly delighted With the trip down
Ehs lAhs. Before leaving Detroit, Messrs.
,,.- I. Bail 4 Ce. presented the regiment with
6 beautiful silk banner, and the latter was
sEs FsvieSsa By Gov. Blair and BrlsAdier Gen
- -a' sral Williams ct Fort Wayne
.4,-,- The following are The ofaesrs Of the resi-
msnti
oolonsl-Henry 2. Terry, Detroit
Al Lledl Dolonsl-sam1 2. Beach Pontiac.
Msinr-John D. Fairbanks, Detroit.
$3.50 AdjutaSt-Wn. N. Lsdue, Detroit.
gEo7 2 Ssteeant AtjoE-Jsmes A. Canning, De-
ouartsr Mas.sr-H. Blackmsr Howell
Quarter Master ssrgeant-c' Stuart
co@aaissary ssrseans-A. H. MOarav,
GSsPlsin-Rs4. D. c. JsooksS, IN. B)
9rentoh.
Assistant surgeoH--R. A. Everett Hills
Hospital steward-J L. Adams, Pontiac.
sutlsr-Wm. WestaEAy, Detroit. @
Ths. Captains Of the several companies
affi aFse k8l 1Ht
Company A-Edvard 7. shsrlock-
B|adson S. Fsrrar. -.
C-Henry ". TrOEbridge.
D-Joseph A. Eagle.
pa ~ Eaf E-Charles " Traverse.
A F-Hsber Ls Favour.
- George ". Wilson.
H-Louis B. Quackenbush.
~ "a John Gilluly.
K-Henry Miller.
21s Col. Terry is brother Of Dr. c, A. Terry
Of this city, and carries with him to the
wars a reputation in the military world
vhich Be VII not allow to be tarnished in
this struggle TOR the honor Of his country.
.z5z-- H4salsnant Colonel Beach vas First
Z q - EAsutsnsnt in The Michigan 18th Regiment
81 shs Mexican var, and distinguished
himself at the storming Of Chspultepeo.
20 Major Fairbanks vas Adjutant Of the LIST
So Michigan Rsgimsnt-Eas as the battle
Of Bah Run, but did not run; and for ser
vices there has received promotion.
All the officers and men do honor to the
stsss that has sent 50 many good troops
= into The service. Twelve men are left be-
10 hind on account Of sickness There are but
nine hundred and sixty men in the regi-
nsnt-sOms sixty more will follow in few
dAyh including brass band which is be-
Ing organized In Detroit The regiment is
g fally uniformed and equipped with the
szsspslon of.srms, which viii be received
Il Baltimore.
Among the priTstss in Company F, We
notice the person Of George Fisldings, who
vas ct ths battle ct Port Sumter in April
last; he was wounded by the prensiufe=
discharge Of the gun-in which one sef shs
men was kiIled-reOeiVing wound on the
side Of the mouth, and his face filed with
powder. Re entered The regular service
~ IN 1856, and Eas discharged from the SER
vice on the 4th Of August last, but re-
.@a enlisted In this regiment some tEo weeks
.aT nines. ES EGiffI
Upon Col TeEy's arrival at the depot
this morning, little daughter of CLARK
Warren. agsd 9 years, presented him with
8 bssatiful bsqust made by herself and
fhs accompanying original verse, which
sSPEesse1 . true patriotic sentiment and
Rord Of encouragement
Fight on. aght on, ye Northern boys,
The battls you shall win;
The st6rs and Stripes forever wave,
Der shs lsnd Of the free-the home of the
JUIIA c. WARREN.
The regiment left The depot Of the Clevs-
laad s Pittsburgh Railroad, at e.4O A. NJ,
for Washington, in two trains Of cars
drawn By locomotives @Dispateh and "BO-
rsalis,H and cOnducted by L. G. Russsllsnd
Ed. Bacon.
At AtWatsr The patriotic ladies prepared
dinher for this regiment having asked the |
- privilfss to feed one regiment from Michi-
gan.
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