Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
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HFCamp'IOoth Regiment m. V9i;.
Near Loudon, Tenn. March II.

Camp Tooth Regiment III. VOL
=. Near Loudon, Tenn. March Il. -
FNaENps ZARLEY:- -
T6;s being the Sabbath, ard having got !
through the necessary routine OF business
Of the day, thought, perhaps, i'oe 20 tne
friends of the D0th ct home might Oeo'
some interest. a.,ho-
we have Just now poms me weatner'-
Erety thing indicates that spring Is al
hand But. alas, how different the country
must 1Ook here now TO what 1t dld IN tunes
If peace Instead Of seeing the sturdy
team forming up the rich soil, you see
nothing but wilderUess-teuces burned,
houses destroyed or vaosnt,snd everything
as.silent as tho grave except the tread Of
the soldier OF the rattle OF the Drum
ESerythirg denotes that the loyal part OF
this beautiful State has had it's share OF the
woes Of Chs wicked rebellion.
Our Regiment IL the only enc OF our
Brigade here, The REMAINDER except
those re enlisted and on fnrlongh. being at
Charleston. between here and Chattsno6ga
vsacbing the railroad, and We expecttolbe
ordsEed tQj join them SOON. 5G d. =,
REGENTS we have had one hundred and
peveuty.six men transferred from the DIST
I6i. Reg. toi6e IG0th, half oil which are
.Sfn tBett, the Blsrce to return to their
c1R Regiment es coon as it returns, it be.
itlgaot i67lougsi. We'll, the Hoosiers and
Seekers w8rk With together, both having
always had q COED report-on lljody battle
fsl1. 3 y
Several changes have taken place in cur
Regiment recently inthe way Of promo
tions, &c / notice the following:
Lieut. E. a, Howard promoted to Capt
cfCompany B. n5w soting as Provost Mar
sfsel. Lieut.. Kelly promoted 20 Captain q
c5ffirapy X; lieut.: s. g. Nelson promoted
u Csptaifl q company II Sergeant Maio
Horne promoted to First Lieutenant COM
uan9 x; Sergeant Searles promoted I
Eatsf LieuitenaDt Of company b Captain
VA. Munger Getting as Bvigade Comma
safs;; AdintAnt c. W. Rouse acting q
Brigade Inspector on General Morgan
Etaf; Captain W. W. Bartlett has resign
ca; Lieut Colduel a n. " aterman ia !
cG9,napd Of the Regiment; Captain r.
B0FCp action as Mejog.
Z An order has been issued giving fur
loughs 10 FIVE per cent. Of the prsseu
strength Of the Regiment. S me eightpp
or -gfpty apr licstions have gone up IA
spp-cyal, .....-- *. 40.
We ge. plenty 81 hard tack, aid Jav
moi much {" ga. The EEGItb &C she Reg
meot j. good aud We sll feel happy. 1t
stu We look forward for the end al 0nothe
eia6teen. months With much anxiety. Wher
ii not before, we can return home tn on
loved ones, and enjey tie Measures {
home and friends aud elSo, we hope,
peace which will abide ,1reper.
Every thing locks ike 40 early openin
Of the spring CaDpaign; and, CT cOurs'
the lOOth will have to take, her place q
usual in the front. and We think from Gu
record cf the past that our friends need M
have fears but what the lOOth will do be
duty 10 the future.
We oil boil with Joy the Donors c,nfere
sec5ntly on Majnr General Graut in raisin
bim to the rank Of Lieutenant General, br
fear that he will be taken from US.
Wei ! presume, your campaign (pU!lt
cal y is also opening. but es we bling
the military and nat to the 20 lttcot, y
feel ss Though We have Lut hI,le lEtere
70 il, yet ws feel some times as though v
would like to have the privilege Of vOtir
for our friends ia old Will Us well
Ta8gh0Rt the State. ...
q Il aping tdst this "cruel war" will soc
be-ogsr, lwhea we can meet and talk oV
Oh siInes, ! remain, 40. a. ...
zf--. q. al Yours truly,
II =.EE ... LUuDEH,