, 1864-11-16
THIRD HOARD OF TRADE REGI.
MENTs
Returned to the Front-Nostcr-Ad.
drcAsed by GoT. Yates.

Inc bird Board Of Trade Regiment, 113th I'LL
10, thc front Their yis;t hos hccn = short ano
-. .. aa 49, snot' ~.
ou' IN mat on'e now many neafI-nase oeen made
s.aa' 40" "ans o." 1e1enaseips nave "ee" rene"
hearty sIeenng, nsd leave wiz ~ best Wishes y
Is an honor to Chicago though this city has sent
out thousands Of brave men to the field, and mol
one coward.
ment It nubers now IS. me1 of tqbom Me me nes,
are on detached service; the number Of those
visiting Chicago was as6, Of whom only one vot.d
Cesones-George B. 4oge, commanding 1st brig.
ade District Of Memphis.
E,snle"ans Ms.a s soont9MGeorge H.;;,e r. Clarke.
Sa,geoa-Lqcius B, Brown.
Ad1atdat-John 8; LORD.
fEars*ruaostfzT . Wiliiam h. Taylor.
Company A-Captain, Il. ". B. Hoyt (prisoner
Of wary; First Lieutenant, a. II. Baird.
compqny B..Captaiu, A. ". Beckett; First Lieu-
tenant, John Jedcoat
0mpany Captain Harvey, p. Hosmer; First
1entgnant Robert Wilson }prisonsr Of warp Sc
,0empany R-SsPta,n, Robert 8. Iqeas; Firat
D. d,I1i l. EIislts: c,n..,n ,o,n n nsr. p,,,. Inv
tenant Charles t,aN =: chatasld. 1 1,~
,tonp9"K W.. ECa{ptain, aeosge z: King, ptisoner
OF frat Sosspn Rogers Sc
Empany acaptain. Joh4 Z. Woodruff; Sc.
cond Lieutenant, George. c. Ridder {psisoner Of
wa,9 1:1nnonv r. c,nt,,n n,,s. sn,,..,,ns. pt...
Iieutsnant Harrison Daniels:
.,p eonpoany dLCapta1n Aaron hane; First lieu
es9ssRe sRelisss aasS5s'n 1y'sf; Second Lieutenant W."
GomPe,ny E,Iyt k:T7captaln W.T. II Hit {prisoneFo
The regiment passed in front of the fremont
Houee yesterday afternoon, and made brief halt
Governor-Rlchard Yates-who is at present VISIT
ing tho city.
Governor Yates expressed his scnss Of the high
to address such noble body Of en n moi no ereate9 sq
compliment could b paid him than that Of fhe SOL
f e naa an' e. 5vs 4s s1ss o 1 @ 5 999 s99
name of Illinois lnstrious. were they Of the i13th
none had rendered more dIstineuishcl seryiee
been Engaged il gapy Of e most o. meortant ht haa
tics they went out from Chicago sud strong, and
he bcheld before him but veteran remnant--the
casualties Of the service Ind effected the reduction:
regiment only thirteen now revisited chfcago;
bs Tc5t naa T. Ra Or 6y a
Union canee On tbcr hanner shon19 hs Mte
zonea I Inc battles o. Arkansas Post. of Chtckasaw
VSts1urr o md oqiar H. faII csraea},
did they Cover thcmseiyca with rlory In ts chnrre
upon the batteries at Vlcksburg, where their GAL
!snt Colonel wns wounded; They had been with
ana +; ao, N taeif eanpagns md had
Pa1h nG .a IA aost ~ " npostant moTements
uniformly fought With that power and bravery
which had eyer been the want Of Illinois soldiers
einn M ne tao war. ne sala: 10 On yonr mis-
Of Won may nesSa rnT,ss sse s6n aGalni Some
raised IN y sorthsP hsPose .,t3 neneata hiloGks
1eaS "a c1osad hn3 ~ III s9M 9etotc ms
may dia in e nerornanoe " & ann
time Of neacc ar n tha diseh. oas IS StsM 9aHes IN
soldiers IN e Of war; wheir % m o9f ri canes an ~ as
and Or upon he sea xhsther xve a1ra a. On ane
ulv near our own tiresfiea nr mia * peaSe
and roar Of hattje It matters iit1e a. t5st m
let it be true to the Dag Of our country md thss
union: Inow BID you farewell. Yon viii carry
sca1 Mn you @ 70 me oatae-netd hat which {ou hare
ssHh s'.tl WIN your oHn eyes-and heard
~ Waen a,o your oHn eaEs-Me result Of
eds dc tat nno VII 90 chcrhed y the knowl
1nered a. DnnIer eyer e face Of he country and
y. oate helds the hearts OF the loyal
,1,i1 A. nome VIII beat In loving sympathy;
thrx nv seHa x % 6ftn words o. cheer
in ~ aoW eTS SGo q eaia S hs
A1E-ln-Me.reaf. Farewell.