Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1862-11-11

OF the latter number, probably It's are
under treatment for wounds, and perhaps
not more than one third, if any, will ever
return to the Regiment Il is understood
that a portion Of them have already re-
eeived their discharge, but no official no
tice of it having been received, they are
counted for the Regiment. The number Of
paroled members Of the Seventh approx
mates 100. l note it is a fact worthy Of
especial mention, that only one member of
the Regiment was to-day reported under
arrest, and he for trivial fault. OF the
fifteen sick, Ave are not 80 bad as to be
sent to the hospital The remaining ten
were sent to the Convslescent Hospital at
Philadelphia yesterday, under charge Of
private Charles Shepherd, Of Painesville.
The following are their names: Isaac
Travis, Thomas Sayles, George Sheirly,
Edward Holiday, George Spear, 3. W.
Walters, Company D; Stephen Mills, Com
pany A; A. c. Trimer, r. Baker, George
Pollock, Company H Samuel Fisher, Com
pany G.; W. H. Earle. Company F A. G.
Armstrong, Company C.
The following recent promotions have
occurred: Sergeants Henry W. Lincoln
and George D. Lockwood to be I'd Lieuten-
ants, the former In Company c, the latter
in Company D. Lieutenant Lincoln has
been suffering for some time from chronic
dysentery, and will probably procure a
furlough to enable him to visit his homo
in 0berlin for a month to mend. He is a
very superior young man, and has been
connected with the Regiment since Its or
ganiZation for three years, sharing all its
hardships and dangers.
The return Of Colonel Creighton to the
regiment was the Inauguration Of meas
ures to bring it up to the standard Of eT-
cellenoe in drill and discipline, which made
it the envy of every regiment in Western
Virginia, and conduoed so much to its eff
cheney in battle. No man in the army,
whether he received his education at West
Point or not, is better qualified for this
important task than Colonel Creighton,
and it is to be regretted that his high mill
tary abilities have not larger field, at
least brigade, in which to work. II is
matter Of astonishment to many that his
distinguished services in the field, and the
repeated evidences Of high order Of mil
itary talent he has displayed, have not long
since placed him in such q command. II
Ohio is entitled to another Brigadier Gen
eral, Colonel Creighton should certainly
be the man.
There are few personal items Of partieu-
lar interest. Quartsrmaster Loomis (ths
squirrel of Painesville, Is constantly at his
post, doing all in his power to keep the
boys comfortable. No man who knows the
Squire, will doubt his ability to do this, if
any man can, while his jolly disposition
throws a CLEAN of sunshine on the dark
side of the soldiers life, and lightens the
burden of his cares. I imagine the boys
Of the Seventh would sacrifice much before
they would part with his valuable services.
For several hours there has beens steady
stream Of ambulsnces, each having two
footmen and two stretchers, passing out to
the front. This means O battle, and Il Is
probable that by the time this reaches you
you will have the intelligence Of a fght
somewhere between Martinsburg and Win
chester, most likely at Bunker HILL
With the hope that l shall DO able from !
time to time, to furnish you something !
I an, &c, VIDL