Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-24
CITY AND COUNTY.


the men will be very buslly occupied inpack
ing up their things. The heavy part of their
baggage will be sent off this afternoon. Not
outstanding the winter GOODNESS of the after
noon, large numbers of visitors were present
yesterday to see the men, and to witness the
last dress parade of the regiment at their old
camp ground.
The fifty-tirst will embark from Boston in
the splendid steamer Merrimack, and we are
assured that no better accommodations have
ever been prepared for any previous regiment.
The eighth regiment will go at the same time,
in the Mississippi, an equally fine steamer.
This afternoon at two o'clock flag is to be
presented to the regiment. There will be no
formal speech, but the ladies who have the
matter in charge will see that it is conducted
with all proper ceremony and eclat.
Sergeant-major George E. Barton has been
presented by his friends with full equipments,
including sword, sash and belt. George P.
Harlow, hospital steward, has also been pre-
scented by his friends with sword, belt, &c.
The following is the roster of the 5lst regl-
ment, and is, we believe, entirely accurate.
The second assistant surgeon is not yet ap-
pointed.
Colonel, Augustus 3. R. Sprague, Worcester
Lieutenant Colonel, John NJ Studley, Worcester
Major Elijah A. Hardness, Worcester.
Adjutant, j. Stewart Brown, Worcester.
Chaplain, Gilbert Cummings, Jr., Westboro.
Surgeon, George Jewett, Fitchburg.
Assistant Surgeon, j. Homer Darling, East
Douglas
Sergeant Major, George E. Barton, Worcester.
Quartermaster Sergeant, Edward S. Washburn
Worcester.
Commssary Sergeant, Henry w Stayner, Wor-
cestcr.
Drum Major, Robert Lloyde.
Hospital Steward, George L. Harlow, Worcester
Co. A-Captain, Edwin A. Wood, Worcester
LIST lieutenant, John w Sanderson, Westboro; I'd
lieutenant, Calvin n. Harrington, Worcester Ser
geants-J ohm NJ. Cheney, Robert ii. Chamberlain,
Samuel N. Bowman, Edwin l.. Dodge, John A.
Frentiss all of Worcester.
Co. Is Captain, George Bascom Holden; LIST
lieutenant, Francis w. Adams, Brookfeld I'd lien.
tenant, George w. Dodd, Paxton. Sergeants-
Emory Rogers, Holden; George Burnet, Holden;
Isaac Damon, Holden; A. A LiYermore Millbury
&. A. Wesson, Rutland.
Co. C-Captain r. W. Higgnson, Worceser: LIST
lieutenant John b. Goodell, Worcester; I'd lieut.
enant Luther II. Bigelow, Worcester. Sergeants-
George E. Dunlap, Rochester; j. Orlando Bemis
William n. Miller, James s. Rogers, Stephen Z.
Greene, Worcester
Co. D-Captan, George w. Prouty, Worcester;
LIST lieutenant, Luther Capron, Jr, Worcester I'd
lieutenant, j Del ii. Prouty Worcester Sergeants
-George ii. Conkln, j. w. Woodward, +. g.
Stone, William I. Farr, and j. b. Lamb, all of
Worcester.
Co. E-Captan, William f. Wheeler, Grafton;
lst lieutenant Charles T. Winslow, Westboro I'd
lieutenant, George + Jourdan, Grafton. Sergeants
lillian l.. Longley, Millbury; John Wheeler,
Grafton; George W. Warren, Westboro; James
Gleason, Grafton; George L. Fayerweather, West
bOro.
Co. F-Captain. John S. Baldwin, Worcester; LIST
lieutenant, Charles ii. Peck, Worcester; I'd lieuten-
ry j Jennings, Worcester; Edison d. Cheney, W Or
cester; Henry Z. Wright, Oakham; John +.
Haynes, Sturbridge;. John G. Burey, Worcester.
Co. G-Captain Horace Hobbs, Worcester; LIST
lieutenant NJ. ~ White, Charlton I'd lieutenant ]
Murray Baker. Dudley. Sergeants, VIM. B. CuId
Southbridgei Henry IL. Knight, Charlton; Henry
u. Lamb, Charlton; Edward Carpenter, Dudley.
Chauncey J.. Rice, Charlton.
Co. H-Captain Thomas d. Kimball, Oxford lst
lieutenant Charles o. Storrs, Webster; I'd lieuten-
ant Slias s. JOY, Webster: sergeants, ohm Har-
wood Oxford; Emory Sibley, Webster; Evander
T. Rawson, Webster; Lewis I, Emerson, oxford !;
Charles IL. Burleigh, Oxford
Co. Captain William Hunt Douglas; LIST lieu.
tenant Harri l. Bradsh, Upton; I'd lieutenant Lu-
Gus NJ. Ihayer Douglas. Sergeants, Ezekiel Pack
ara, douglas; John IL. Slocum Upton; Charles
w Moore, Douglas; Rand Lord Upton; Alpheus
Luther Douglas.
Co. K-Captain D. W Kimball, Blackstone; LIST
lieutenant joel ii. Howe Blackstone; I'd lieuten-
ant ii GRACE U. Coleman, Aendon.
The SIXTEENTH New HAMPSHIRE REGI-
HENT, which has been encamped at Concord
about one month, passed through this city
yesterday afternoon about two o'clock, by the
Nashua and Norwich railroad, on the way to
the seat of war They are ordered to report
to Gen. Banks at New York. The colonel of
the regiment is James Pike of Sanbornton
Bridge, formerly member of congress; lieu
tenant colonel, Henry w. Fuller of Concord;
major, Davis Warner of Warner; adiutant,
Luther G. Townsend of Sanborton Bridge;
quartermaster, Albert W. Brown of Concord;
chaplain, Rev. R. NJ. Manley of Mortified.
This regiment is the second one of the nine
months volunteers from that state They are
fine looking body of men, fair representa-
tives of the hardy yeomanry of the granite
state.
DIR. o. MARTIN of this city has been APP
pointed by the commissioner on pensions,
examining surgeon" for wounded and inva-
lid soldiers applying for pensions.