, 1862-08-25
Departure Of The Seventy-s Second
Regiment.

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The Roster and Organization, |
IN naturoaJ attefnoons Inc newly Or
ganized nody aes'gna.ea e. tae slfss boaro
o1 1faoe 1egllnens, WHICH nas oeen te"por"
asns g"ai'e1eo ~ eau'p laueo.A' ne4l eoe
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.aa ~ "oulu os ..aus asu -, ..t' - 10 .lee1
noon' u pefauo 'ulousn '1e Guy ~ 1ae bosro
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a w. 1o1 4u1N3 pte74. DoS 1a'e 'tiaAs
n1ghf dlsPatcn WAS received from headquars
ee's, o1oerlns .ns fesllaeh' 1o move VIII Inc
leass posslo1e aeisy. Accordingly al very
eatls aoar on oa'usoas nnoinlns tae "orA ol
preparation oegan' ano from sunrise I'LL IL
o'clock, Camp Hancock presented scene Of
exciting activity. Tents were rapidly struck,
knapsaeks filled, and camp equipage Of all
kinds hurrledly packed up III proper shape
Tor transportation. Meantlme large number
OF the relatives anc friends OF the regiment,
learning OF the sudden change OF plans,
which prevented the soldiers from again
coming to the city at all, rushed towards the
camp, to see their soldier friends, exchange
few hasty words, and then bid them an
afteeuorate adleu. The War Committee Of
the Board of Trade also repaired to the ground,
bearing the Tegimentsl colors fol presepta-
ton. Owing to the sudden and unexpected
departure of the regiment without first COM
ing into the city, many Of the Officers and
priyates were compelled to leave without
again Eeeing their families and loved ones, as
they had anticipated doing, before the fiual
start for the field Of strife. This seemed hard,
but it is one among the many stern necessi-
tics OF war,
LIE regiment was greatly assisted In making
The need11 preparations tor The journey, by
Col. Tucker and Col. Hough, of the Goth and
71st regiments. who rendered t;me1v and pa1-
-h,:z
oapae au: ~, ...
b5 AA4-pa7t III oE!pth LIZ a-u feelHent
WAS ready to march to the cars for embarks-
+;on pnf..a ,..aaaa:,x 4h,4,o ,z..z.-
tion" oeAole ploceeulng t1lthef, however,
the entire body WAS drnWn up in line, preuar-
aeois u feeelFlns LIE uaS sens TO taem pg >.
T. Suit, ESQ.,, Of Kentucky. This flag con-
s;sts of +he ever ot7orione stonz and sfr;,os
emblazoned on the finest silk, and floating
| frorn q s+aff ,f no1,eha5 oeb r, +bo oo.+a. -
o'.a 49," q ss' 81 polteneo ISL in sle eeoter VI
words. uPresentad hv q n a,,+ ~ r.,
eoen1eu ~ .. l.. ou1t' ol Nell
tueAy' 10 the Board OF Trade Regiment Of
Cnleago.' Accompanying sne eolors are two
oesufilul "guldoas," OF similar material and
| proportionate size. The line officers of the
-;,t 4L.-r..-
iesiineAe Ao" tooh tne1r poe1tion In advance
| of the main body; while in front Of them
s.ooa fhe field officers
'-oe" ene neio onleeie.
c. G. Wicker, ESQ, then made 9 formal
| ,roeor+ot;o, - ~, 49,. =. Iar,r ~ -,
Rosrd ~ Trass m ana ~ tha na,Je . aaae =. .tN .e
! Sn,t Mr. 1v;nrer f;-c+ ro,7 +ho ,,t+o,. - >ru
| ets' -: 'AeN0i LAO. iSAu tn7 1sttef u "f.
1zt,;a,, +ha f,,,on7;-1r - o.1~. A> ~
"tne1' ei'0 1olio"'ne ID cops
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 20, 1859.
| Trade. Chicaao' III 0@~&N' - S4'o 0o"4o u
t;rxT7 r,r,- W.
o7s1LhAIA - .-
By expreEs, haEe g this ID day taken the liberty Of
~ mtoth~atuaps u y! =. y: WlcEet, stand OF colors
- ~ ptssen!so n ny name 70 Inc hoafd or Trade
hts41e.I 1aisea 4nues your ausplce5. Ihe noble
manner IN which Illinois has responded to the call
crush tie 1eheion a * t forcaaat nna ran 70 70
% nnlca - ~ me1Gaants o. Gn3cago, throu5h the5r
tribute Of respect from I'LL Union loving cltizens
east aS " wen ~ as so ~esE. a.,. -,
co1nra seu i nf 20 aeeep5 tae
en.id d 5or are sngaged M n nay m ls 1olds EYER pc
Iknoac it can never be disgraced by defeat, AS*''
aeofs' very Respectfully, &e.' 1T, SUIT.
The reading of this letter was greeted with
1'ao ~ app'a' ~ eass1 "n.ea ~, "1sAet sN''l ealu ;
Tn ntestI1tine to vnn this stani Of cnnrs a. Il
with the fullest confidence that it passes into the
su " 1r t IT,
compose this organization, cannot. for mo-
11 ~ A e. aap ~ aa
ing it to complete aud glorious victory n common
M,sn tne e1t,sens o. G9eago sna e5Rees yon TO
return to Us again. to come with an ionorel name,
ucGe yonr aat5 Ana mnole aaty hg5e'
ture tneratons viii curse or Bless ron, according
70 tne marner @ n Which yGa laldl the obieationa
and maintain The government ~ under whIch W. 1ss
hyeIacSSoIdlng to yons M1thqnes5 Or antaishfal
REBELLION. - ~''''o ' ~ ~'A'0 '-Nls7~'N'
beg yon, nov, to accept this flag, and With It.
board Of Tfade. b. assured @ t thar your success
y9I5 TeSnutatioa5 TS i5 ana sonr r. WsaEe VI syer be
Atthe conc1ns;oY If Mr. Wickar,s rs,nar1.s 's, ".
Co1 Starring nronosed nine cheers FIR q r
suit. The penerons donor of the aaos which
we're given with q hearty pood wi, rht
"star snanp1ed Rannern vas thon n1,ved n
the best OF sty1e. bv the )1d I,pbt C,uard Rand