, 1862-10-09

Ntncty-Sixth Illinois Regiment.
This new regiment, which Was mustered
into service Just one month ago, and has been
In camp at Rockford since that period, arrived
in this city via the Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad, last evening about o'clock. Fran +
the Junction to the city, the train Was run on !
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy truck, |
and by this means the reg iment was brought 3!
directly to the Union depot, where the labor
of transferring to the Michigan Central Road,
both men and baggage, was very quickly per-
formed, and by o'clock everything was
ready for movement. During the transfer,
through the kindness Of the Michigan Central
management, the men we're supplied with a
bountiful supply Of hot coffee, and the officers
entertained at the Adams House. At the mo-
ment the train Was ready to leave en- route for
Cincinnati, dispatch came from Adjutant
General Fuller to stop the regiment until fur
ther orders. Shortly after, another dispatch
came from the same source, changing the des-
tination Of the regiment from Cincinnati to
Cairo, provided the Illinois Central Road
could furnish immediate transportation for it
to that point. II not, then to forward the'
regiment to its original destination. The ILL
nois Central not being prepared to furnish
the regiment transportation at go short
notice, the regiment was continued for Gin
cinnati, It having left the depot at 9 O'Clock.
Two other regiments {the 92d and 95th) Eill
reach here the latter part Of this or the fore
part Of next week, and both will be sent to
Cairo, with view Of adding to the strength Of
Gen. Grant.
I a,ff4n ~ nE Il otoA
are made up Of the very best matertal-mostly
from Jo. Dayiess aud Lake counties, and they
will maintain the high reputation already
| achieved by our Illinois volunteers.
The following is the roster of the regiment: ::
ROSTER OF THE 96TH.
Caona-Thomas E. Champion, of Warren, 10.
Dayiese county.
4*at. c:'sems.--rsaae /. Clark, of Lake county.
.7g?or-!ohn c; Smith, Of Jo. Dayicss county.
Qudrtetznoster- Stephen Jcfers.
Surgeon-pr. Charles Martin
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~ eeaR1sr + Sf S9{EaAe} Capt John Pollock; Is.
William M. Loughlin.
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C; cosraST Sf E@Go Baviess) Joseph p. Black
1stlie9tenant, William F. Taylor; I'd lieutenant
1st lieutenant, Charles E. Rowan ID ilenteaant
% cesr4sx y; GI(Eake) Capt. Isaac L. Clark; Tel
lieutenant, James H. Clark; I'd ueuteuant, Da7ii
| James
CoNrASx H 10 Daviees) Cant Alexander Bur
nett; LIT lieutenant, Samuel II. Bayne; I'd lieu
tenant, Reuben l. Root.
LET lieutenant, John ?. Tarpley I'd lieutenant
George W. Moore
coArAnr .K-tJo Daxieas) capt:. Timothy D
Rose; 1et lieutenant, Edward +. Townsend; q
lieutenant, George ". Pepoou-
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