Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-07

could dot vas all they could return IN pay 70,
their services
General Hoyey said: "ComrAde.. 4 shall no,
make speech 10 day," and then proceeded "a
give b.. usual amount OF advice 10 TIC men and
ofcctea them how % govern themselves in the
future lie denounced the Democratic party In
this state as the friends of JEFF Davis and said
be hoped no soldier would ever vote Tor one OF
this class Of men lie gave 10 his utterances :
peculiar nnetion. and. for Gods sake, he hoped
that none OF them would ever vote for Demo
cfai ard that they would make this their CHIEF
plank IN their platform. The catch. penny. bun
eombe title with which he addresses ihe men We
thInk. l. Ia hardly good taste. when We remem
Der the reputation he has made a. soldier He
did not forget BIZ usual smuitg story
After Hovey. the Governor introduced Colonel
Mehrnger. Lieutenant Colonel But,eraeld
MsjoF Carson and Chaplain Pollock. OF the req.
ment. who returned their thanks on behalf Of the
men for the reception.
Hon. John Matson, OF Greencnsile. VAS
introduced and spoke short time 81 the men.
after which Chaplain Lozier sang Dixie. and with
the benedIction the reception Of the Ninety first
terminated
SIsETY FIRST RroEEsr.
Was organized at Evansville, and seven com
paries mustered into the service Ia September
and October. 1862. and on the 10Th Of October
vas ordered to Henderson. Ky from Henderson
detachments OF the regiment were sent to Madi-
sonyile and SmIlhlapd, Ky, where they re-.
NAMED until June Is. 1863 when the regiment
was ordered 20 Russeliville, and from thence 90
Bowling Green and Burksville, XIV, In pursuit Of
John Morgan, and were afterwsrd ordered back
20 Rnssellyille. where IL remained until the 25th
Of September. when IL was ordered 10 Nashville,
aud from thence back 10 Russellyillc. where il
arrived on the Goth Of November; November
OQl IL ..avad 40 N.-o kalao, .nd f,ou,
thence 20 Point Burnside. Ky. where Il remained
until January 80. 1864; marched toward Jacks
boro. Tenn January 81. and from thence 20
Cumberland Gap; February 22l, company a,
under command Of Capt Wise. had a fight with
the rebels, about 200 strong, near the Gap;
May 18th. started tor Knoxville; thence to Cleve.
land. and from thence moved TO Kings
ton. Georgia. lefi Kingston for the front
June 3D.. 1864, and were assigned TO the
FRS, Brigade. Second Division. Twenty.
third Corps. and participated in the following
engagements: Pine Mountain. Georgia June
18th and l6th. 1864: New Hope Church, June
22i; and skirmished under heavy fire from the
enemy's sharpshooters until July LIST. July 9Th,
marched toward Chattahoochie river. and OH the
18th, was engaged at Decatur, and also near
Atlanta. July Goth: August 30 and 9Th also
engaged with the enemy; August 18TH was
transferred 10 the Third Brigade, Second Diyls
ion. Twenty third Corps; August 9th, marched
around Atlanta to Lovejoy's Station. and from
thence moved toward Decatur: October 9TH. the
regiment ordered northward, and marched
70 Kingston. Rome. Resacca, Snake Greek Gap.
Galesve. Cedar Bluffs. and back to Rome, aud
from thence TO Dalton and Rnggold. and ar
rived at Chattanooga November 5th from Chat.
tanooga to Nashville. Colnmbis and Centreyille
and thence back to Nashville, and participated
in the battles at franklin and Nashville; from
Nashville. marched TO Clifton. Tennessee, and
from thence was ordered tn Washington City
where il arrived on the 2SIh day Of January,
1865: from thence moved TO Wilmington. N
@. and from thence To Goldsboro and Raleigh.
where il arrived April lilh. where IL remained ~
camp until May 81. when il WAS ordered to Sal
sbury where il arrived May 9Th The regiment
has lost 81 in killed aud wounded. and returns
with ~ officers and 3l5 men. for discharge