, 1862-09-10
ARRIVAL OF TIE ONR HuNnno
AND FIFTH fEGIhIENr. u


This regiment Ia now full, aud as soon as th
necessary arms are received, will be prepare,
to take the field. Six OF the computes ar
from De Ka1b county and four from Du Page
They are all composed Of the right kind O
men-Buch as We have not seen excelled h,
any military organization since the war began
On arriving in this city, the regiment waE
conveyed to the freight depot of the G alens
Railroad, where each man was provided with
suit OF uniform.
The chief officer Of the regiment, Colonel
Dustan, is gentleman-. well qualified for the
! responsible position to which he has been
chosen. He has been In the service several
months, as Major Of the 9Th cavalry Colonel
Farnsworth's). He is not Jet with this rep1.
| ment, but will join 1t In few days,
Litut Colonel Vallete, Who now has com.
msnd OF the regiment, is well known in Da
Kalb and Du Page counties, and is eaid to
possess the requisite characteristics for an
efficient and popular officer.
Aajor Dutton has seen service a. an officer
in the 18th infantry, and is fitted for his new
position.
In short, every officer tn this command
seems to be "the right man in tho right
place." The regiment will go into camp TO-
Gay, Temporarily, at Cottage Grove: but a.
soon as arms are received, will start for tha
field.
Below is the roster of the regiment:
FIELD AND sTArr,
Co!rnel-Dariel Duttan
I'evt: t9zo'seIIHEnry 3 : F. Vallett9
Aojut9nt-W. II. Philips,
qud7te7 7M6ster-TimoIhy Wells.
MEDICAL sTAFv.
6urg<on-Horace Potter.
Fi,st -Assixtdht-A Waterman
isteond Asstsfdnt-O q. Mann.
CAop:ai'-L P. Crawford.
LINE OFFICERS.
COMPANY A.-faptain. Henry D, Brown. fat
Iieur. Gro. Heath; I'd Lieut 5 Lord. A7'
GenrAAx Ta b-,'aptain, L. Rogers; 1kt Lieut.
l.. =. Church; I'd 1ie1t. Millard Scott IT,
Geo " Fields ii aenry : 5. g. M.son Mtasf' ls1 L1eus'
coz5ASI : y D-Csptain, a. Graves, LIST Lieut.,
CoapAsy E-csntain, T 5. Terry: iet Isient
NJ Y. Allen; I'd L,ent.. a. c. Qverton 49, 11SD'''
20, cohPANT NJ. F;I!apta1n, Seth T, Daniels; 1st
haeut'' lie Samuel Adams; and Lieut., Porter Var
cenrAxT e. c1 G11cNsptaiu. y ], B; Nash; 1st Lieut.,
II; cnxe Z; M,cdT1ff; "a Lieut.. John n. Smith.
Lent, ]. L. Forsyth; ID Lieut. Charles | G. Cul- u
con9Asr I.cap:ain. Enos Jones; 1st Lieut..
- Lotke' 2uu Lieut., u. Fisher f
- okrAST K-captain. horace Austin: fat
Parks. ~A'' 0lnoAu
SWORD PRESENTATION. An impressfya
scene occurred at the Third Presbyterian
church on Sabbath afterooonlast at the usual
hour Of the session of the Sabbath school.
Capt. John A. Bross, Of the ed Board of
trade regiment, who has been for wears the
leaoer OF the musical exercises Of the school
and assistant superintendent for two years past
met with the school Tor the Last time prepar-
Rtory to joining his regiment. After the u.us1
exercises, closing with singing, ":My country
'tlB OF thee," 8 committee Of three younp IA.
dies, Misses Helen " Osborn, Hattie For-
ef, hatie Willard and three children from the
infant class came for#ard, bearing beautiful
sword, sash and belt. Miss Osborn, daughter |
d Elder William Osborn, one Of our Oldest
citizens, made the following presentation 3D. |
1ress, which Was delivered in admirable voice
and manner:
, tap1aln B1osE: Tnu are about to leave ua-to |
shalge Jour pori1ion from officer II the Sah. I
y os1a sSGo9l to That Of an officer IN The army We
10 scnooi eheu mies s&u and sha1l wish to ba re-
re 1el hertd d by you In return, And In no way can
re 60 appropriately express our thanks for your
y ant Efforts for our welfare, than by con 1ec1in
ls1cla lotB OF the school with the badge If honor
hS M AZ ht o. "a savior whose teachings i Is
y the aIgels' song" Peace On earth. nood vii
@ o msr." And in ordinary times, tnis occasion
y ena , he IN nppostion to The preepsa and spirit
4. e. are not Ordinary times, nor iH it ant,conmun
al! tbat mas induced Joa to enter the army We !
sel 's " u me cauee III which you will bear this
RI Acdu 4 |
'tate. AS LINZ VI
On the Sabbath days to come, there will he m
t!lne ! Dell 20 calt you to place Of worship s{aT
4le, eyer ~ your side, IN danger and tafstv lead
onr thouthfe back to the happy bnnrs spent with
: mere ard strengthen your heart IN the duties of
a, AMP and held. By the assurance it sears Of the
eare. '' " sn'oo Sou
Nay God keep you from danger, and return Won
ag Ell uggle, but Of complete and lasting victory,
Mr. Bross, having received the gift, replied
substantially as follows;
Mics Osburn. young ladies', and frien1s. Ian
uSee II poor " hlcle to convey the shuuoh and
nt1ltns u my heart. Having been assuciated
sNn lh1s church aud people for more than eleven
ears SIN about to separate from you, aud try
ae 1ealltles ofthe tented field. No earthly con-
Iteration could Induce me to 1e.ve q dV1es.ic
lIcle replete with happ1nees-this church and al
t eac1ed aseoc1a lonr, but the single one Of dutv
, ny country in this her hnnt Of trial. No mans
fc IS 4e own when h1s country demands his aery-
= r. 81 AsilCe u IHtEL pt1fil10ue, trials.
Rarce d1eease. aud desth npun the fed Of battle.
u aliea by an u1'falteEisg trust in the Redeemtr
nlanA inc, why ehould frar: The cause Of our
untrS Is: as yutI have sal1, His cYuse, and &C.
spI this beautiful press nt-fhe emblem Of gar-
! his s4c'ed p acc-tn the spirit in which it Is
lvtn accept T. as 4 "badge Of hooor," radiant
IN sacred, Eolatn-hued aseuciat ions of thi,
abba'h School, and an ever present memorial OF
~ holy day. fere, er 60, it ehall remind me
n the : dear tslerds e!Te behlud. pledge you I
aall Keep this gift and sndeayor to Bring it back
m honor. alag never return If ahall bring
IFgiace upon 1t.
The pastor, Mr. swazsy, and Thomas Lord,
7perintendent, closed with appropriate re-
larks.