The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-04
Departure of the gosh Regiment

| The first regiment under the new call for
troops from this State left its camp in this city
this morning, for St Louis, from thence to the
seat of war, we know not where. Thus, an.
other thousand of Wisconsin's noblest sons
have left their State, their homes, and their
tiresides, TO aid in crushing out the great re-
belion that threatens the overthrow of the
| government.
The tents were struck at 3 o'clock in the
morning, and the camp was alive with the bus
mess of packing and making every thing ready
for the move. The baggage was loaded, and
at o'clock the regiment was formed in line
ready for the march. 1t moved out of Camp
and posed through some of the principal
| streets of the city, thence to the depot, where
the passenger cars were in waiting. They
were soon loaded and promptly at eight.o' clock,
the iron horse gave a shrill whistle and the
train moved maJes tically off amid the cheers
and shouts of the multitude that had assembled
about the track
The regiment was prompt on time in every
movement, and the preparation and starting
was admirably managed, There was no con-
| fusion-each one seemed to understand his
duty and performed it well. The regiment has
been organized but short time, and had but
little time for drill but its field officers are all
capable, energetic and experienced men and
they are entitled to much credit for the rapid
men for war. No better regiment of men, nor
one better differed, has yet left the State.
| We again publish, with corrections, the list
Of the commissioned officers of this regiment,
as follows;
FIELD OFFICERS.
Colonel-Bertine Pinckney, Ripon.
Lieutenant Colonel-Henry Bertram, Water
town.
Major-Henry A. Starr, Milwaukee
STAFF OFFICERS.
Adiutant-H. Y. Morris, Beaver Dam.
Quartermaster-J. A. Douglas, Beaver DAM
Surgeon-C. b. Chapman, Madison.
First Assistant Surgeon-E. Munk, Ozaukee.
Second Assistant Surgeon-M. A. Mosher, Ber
lin.
Chsplain-W. II. Marble, Oshkosh.
Hospital Steward-E Euen.
Sergeant Major-P. j Clauson, Madison.
Quartcrma.ter Sergeant-H. H. Evans, Osh-
kosn
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF COMPANIES.
Company A-Captain, H. A. Pettibone lst
Lieutenant, VIM. II. York ID Lieutenant, /. M.
Bracket.
Company B-Captain, b. W. Talfair 1st Lieu
tenant, Emery 4. Stone I'd Lieutenant. +. A.
Bird
Company C-Captan, John McDermot; LIST
Lieutenant, C. E. Stevens, I'd Lieutenant, Jacob
Mclaughlin.
Company D-Captain, Almerin Gillett; LIST
3. Butler
Company E-Captain, John Weber; lst Lieu
tenant, Frederick Kosel I'd Lieutenant, Charles
P. Menges.
Company F-Captain, Nelson Whitman let
Lieutenant, A. II: Blake; Cd Lieutenant, 3. w.
Horton.
Company C-Captain Edward G. Miller; lst
Lieutenant, Albert j. Rockwell; ID Lieutenant
James Fnrguson.
Company H-Captain, Henry c. Strong; lst
Lieutenant, George w. Root I'd Lieutenant,
George w. Miller.
Company I-Captain, William Harlocker; lst
Lieutenant Thomas Bentliff I'd Lieutenant, Al
bert Z. Hall.
Company K-Captain, Howard Vandegrift; lst
Lieutenant Nathan Cole; I'd Lieutenant, S. b.
jackson.
When the 10Th was first ordered, it was fond
" hoped that it would be the last soldiers that
Wisconsin would be called upon to furnish for
this war. AT that time our arms had been vic
torious in many battles the prospect for future
victories was great, and it was hoped that the
rebellion was soon to be crushed out But how
sadly have we been disappointed. Seventeen
regiments are now in process of organization
in this State, and the whole North is raising
men with like activity, according to their pop
ulation. The people are responding to the
calls most nobly, and although affairs look
little dark at this time, the ultimate success OF
the Union forces cannot be doubted. Madison
Journal.