The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-01
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This Regiment. that has had considerable cx-
perience in the field already, with the Oxaukeo
rioters passed through this city on their vav to
Dixie on the Goth inst The Chicago Tribune
speaking of the passage of the Regt. through that
city, says: .-...s-
"This noble body of we'll disciplined soldiers
passed through this city en- route for Cairo and
the South, on Saturday evening They arrived at
the Chicago & Milwaukee depot about O'Clock.
and remained at the Illinois Central depot few
minutes, where Refreshments were gu pplied them.
when the trains left for Cairo few hours pro-
vious to their departure from Milwaukee, the
Chamber OfCommerce passed appropriate resolu-
tions expressive of the esteem entertained for the
officers and privates, citizens and as soldiers.
Col Lewis was among the foremost to answer
the first call, threw up lucrative medical praa-
tice. and enlisted with the End Wisconsin. He
Was elected surgeon, in which he served with dis
sinction at the battle of Bull Run, where he was
taken prisoner. paroled, subsequently EXCHANGED
and now we see him ngain in the ranks. Than
DIR. Lewis there are bat few men of more generous
impulses and honorable Intentions
Lient Col. Whitaker is an old rnil;,ar,,
having beon bred in the profession of arms. Hi.
men regard him very highly, and he will prove
equal to the responsibilities OF his position.
Maj f.. b. Gray also enlisted in the service nm
der the first call, He was elected Captain of ono
the companies of the 4th Wisconsin. who IL will
be remembered were sent to Ship Island. He re.
signed on account OF ill health and as soon as he
recovered agein answered to the call of his couu
try on the lst of September, He is an officer of
unusual promise, and " Ill yet make his mark in
the right place.
This regiment is composed Of picked men. and
it is said there is more wealth and moral influence
represented in its ranks than in any other thath has
left the State" ..
The following is the roster ofthe regiment:
FIELD OFFICERS, ..
Colonel-J. NJ. Lewis. .. .
Lieut.. COlOnel-Ches. Whjttakar
MaJor-E. Is. Gray.
STAFF OFFICERS.
Adjutant-J. A, Savage
Quartermaster-Geo w. Wvl;e .....
Surgeon-W. II. Smith
First a ss't Surgeon-Dr Miller
Second ASH surgeon-Dr Halves
Sergeant Major-L L. Alvord
LINE OFFICERS ......
, .C0"'pahy A-CaPtaln, John A. Williams: lar
Lieutenant, Arthur Holbrook; 2nd Iientsn,nt
VIM. E. Coates.
Company B-Captain, NJ G. Townsend lat
Lieutenant, T. X. Davis End Lieutenant. G. b
Slawson W -
Company C-Captain Thomas N. Stevens. 10,
Lieutenant, d. s. Curtis; Cd Lieutenant, Andrew
Compa ~ D-Captain, Ed S. Redngton: LIST
Lieutenant, II. N. Hayes; I'd Lieutensnt, James
NJ. Mead. S'''A10'
Company E-Captain. James II. Kenyon LIST
Lieutenant, VIM. f. Bingham: I'd Lieutenant.
Chas. j Collier.
Company F-Captain, Calvert c. White, LIST
Lieutenant, Jeremiah Noon I'd Lieutanant, Wal.
ter l., Bean.
C0n'Pany G-Captain, Elihu Enos lst Lieu.
enant, David Turner Cd Lieutenant Willis V,
IlchenUr. .. -
Company H-Captain, H. A. Myres, Jr.; lat
james Murray; I'd Lieutenant, John
w Lowry.
Company / Captain, Horace B. Crandall lst
Lieutenant, LindseYJ. Saith Cd Lieu tenant, AL.
exander L. Seymour.
Company K-Captain. Ira w. Morton list
Lieutenant, VIM. j. Briggs; I'd Lieutenant, Levi
j. Billings. - -.