, 1864-04-08
SIXTY-FtfTH IlLlROiS.
Tie Callart Seete! RegInent-Its Return
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for 70 many months did guard duty over the rebel
rrieoncra Al Camp Douglas, Is returning home
from the war. 1t has been expected for two OF
three days past, but owing 10 detention at Knox
vile, will Gos prohably arrive till to-day, and
may not bc here before Saturday. Captain Kennedy,
hrolLcr Of acrgt. Kennedy Of the Second precinct
Police, brings tho advance news. giving ~ the rea-
ron Of dclny tbat tho boys arc being paid OF ut
Knoxville. Their friends will easily pardon the
tariness THUS caused.
The regiment, numbering 1aO men, returns home
on tr1loush, having served two years, and ro-en-
1letcd for the war almost to man. Only 90 to 10
Arye been left behind On account OF nou-enltst-
ment, but nearly 15o men arc absent on various
duties, many Of them be!og employed as clerks in
other cnrps, sufficient astestaion 0! the stahding
Of the regiment. The following Ia the present ros-
ter asfnlly rs 1t could be obta,ned:
Co'oasl-Daniel Cameron.
Adjuicnt-D. G. Bradley,
Surgeoa-Gcorce II. Parkr. :.
First .Assist0nE Sur1eon-11a Brown.
Sona So,yatzNtssa,s; AsslsfeNt S;SrG;on-1ynn. smt
observation-disclosures =. Rankin.
Ctnmissa1r s<ss<anf-Dougias.
e:a; 1sa;rF + bos'cef Lyon
Gp.fany A-capt;; James DuGaid; let Lieus.
A. e. ensa; d Hsa 'af Lieut.
txMpqny tFust Lieut.. andrew Young: Lieut..
w. &MqSy z l . capt. chas. H. Manning; list Lieut.
Company E-Captain George II. Kennedy: First
nente,ant, LENT john r. tlosdi Second Lieutenant,
| CzpTany F.~CaptaIn, James F. Putnam: First
| con!tG1y G-Firet Liestenanh 4. r. Ecatrom !;
cuxpany E-Capiain, :. AcDonald; First Lieu
tenant, James Miller.
Lieutenant, William Knowles; Second Licutea-
tenant, ii: =. Toa.c; Second Lieutenant. James
- 11e rais1as Of The resiment w.s authorized on
| nies were mustered in at intervals between thIt
@ent xss about S men. il Fas retained It eamp
Douglas guarding The rebel prisoners TIL early il
June, asd was then ordered TO Mzrtinsburs. viz
GacS before s,osewall jackson to HaTrcr's Ferry.
| where the men sur7cndc,ed and were paroled. The
I regiment WIS then ordered to Camp Douelas to
1863. the rcsincnt remslned 1t Camp Douglas IL
suard q prisoners TIL April 18th, and then went
70 ~ Lexington, Kentucky, and in June took part In
ASssst sedaas taea s=.lsaed asd
to ths :sa e army Corps, snd moved under burnside
time At Concord. Soon Afterwards it removed to
Carriers Depot, tkirmishing with the enemy, but
received orders from Washington to return to
Knoxville; Arrived there the orders were eoun-
teImanded and the regiment WAS p!eventel hom
participating in fight, for which the boys were
spoiline, having been Diminishing for two Or three
days preparatory thereto. The regiment returned
1o Concord and remained there ti just before The
| esese q Knoxville began, when it Joined In the
E5Ana ae:sp1t made nom both sides simultaneously.
! Hels toiI.e1 Cameron commanded the second
nfa;aue q ne sird division, and the men amply
lni.iAnea ~ tns Eooa Sainion which had been enter
,sinsa sa,sStt Ct ths1r cir hhS qatle= They foriaed
eaged from the s5sh to the sath Of Soyember. and
| IoEt nearly 100 mca; After th.t siege was raised
the regiment moved with the Asrne .ftrr Inn1,.
.t5eet enduring tns most intense s.ering aid
heart Of any but the rucst patriot who II siiiinG
TO do al, to suffer all for his country; They hsd
the sountly as they passed along aud
Iy stopped By tho rebels, who h.l burned
eyelything susceptible Of being 6reo. Tho reg,-
nsnt Hnt next heard Of at Bean Station md Dan
dridec, End subsequently moved to Knoxville,
where they re- enlisted and started for homo. The
boye viii receive hearty welcome. They nearly
al hall from Chicago.