The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16
Departure of she 12ah Esegimen,


have proceeded it, is in every particular well
drilled, well armed and well supplied regiment
1t is the largest Regiment that has yet left
the State, numbering 1869 men. Nor is it in
erior 10 any III the character Of its men, The
average weight Of the mon is 155 pounds,
and the average hight , feet s. inches. The
following is a list OF the regimental and com
pany officers:
C0LoneL-G GORGE L. BRYANT.
Lieut.. COt0aeL-Dewitt &. Poole,
Maj0r-WiIham L. Strong.
AdiUtGnt-James Kerr Proudfit.
Quarter Master Andrew S. S exton.
Chapiain-Lemuel B. Mason.
SurgeOn-Luther IL Cary
Is lsl ASSiStunt-E. A. Woodward,
I'd. assistant St. Sure Ledsfeldt.
Sergeant MajOr-Charles Reynolds.
QuartermaSter Sergeant Henry Villas,
com. SergeGnt-Lcvi u. Bresce,
Hospital Stctrard-Joseph W. Curtis
Co. A-Capt. n Mcleod, LIST Lieut.. Q I
Maxson, "a Lieut.. Francis Hoy
| Co.. B-Capt Giles Stephens, LIST Lieut., 5B.
| I. Blackman % Lieut.. J. w. Lush,
4. Co. C-Capt. g. G. Loeber, Ist Lieut.. T.
| Wilson, I'd Lieut. N. G. Cautwel,
Co. D-Capt. j NJ Price, Ist Lieut., Tn on-
as Farmer, "a Lieut. j. w. Norton.
/ Co. E-Capt. Abram Vanderpool, LIST Lie ut.
John Gillsspi, ~ Lieut.. L. I, TinneL.
| Co. F-Capt Geo. Z Norton, Ist Lieut., Levi
| Odcll, ID Lieut. Henry Iunelott
| Co Capt. Daniel Howell, Ist Lieut.. C.
NJ " ebb, % Lieut. w W. Botkin,
Co. H-Capt. Milo 4 Palmer, LIST Lieut., N
Smith. % Lieut. Chas & Lovett.
co. Capt. Hartwe!l Turner, lst Lieu t
Van S. Bennett, ID Lieut.. Jerome S Tinker.
Co. K-Capt. Daniel K. Sylvester, lst Lieu t.
A. N. Chandler, ID Lieut. Isaac Walker.
Most of the officers OF this regiment hav' e
seen active service. Col BRYANT, had a reg
ular military eIQcation. He was Capt. of tat
Madison Guards in die Fist Regiment
nits first campaign He distinguished him
self in the Battle Of Falling Waters, Lieut..
Col Poole was first Lieut.. IN the Cove nor
Guards and Adutant Of the First Regime mt
which office he filled to the fullest satisfacti Oh
of the whole regiment Major Strong as
Captain OF the Belle City Bifes of Racine, o
the ID Regiment, He was promoted to BIZ
present position for his gallant act, in defer I'd
ting himself against, aud escaping from III
custody OF = party Of rebels who had tax en-
him prisoner. Aojutant Proudft was q
Lieut.. in the Madison Guards in the lst r sg
meut.
This Regiment is armed with the BcIg AZ
rifles, and supplied with SibleyT enfs. It h as
a superior Regimental Band, which is not sd
for It's execution Of national music.
The Chicago Tribune says of the passage. Of
this regiment through that city;
Disseminating at the depot, they marched
through the city by platoors, and headed by a
fine regimental band, which discoursed most
excellent music to the Central Depot. prepAr-
atory to leaving by the Chicago, Burlp gton
and Quincy Railroad. Their march was per-
| feet ovation, and their splendid bearing, tuly
soldier like appearance, and well drilled char.
acter, won for them incessant and hearty pIau-
dts from the Thousands: of admiriny. spectators
who had assembled 90 witness the spectacle.
The regiment s bound for Fort Leaven
worth Kansas, and IS probably destined to
share in the late OF Gen, Lanes great expedi
ton.
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VERDICT or rHE RA' u.RoAD AcCIoENT.-Ac cor
oners verdict has be' n rendered on the railroad
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