The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-01

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Cd Brigade-zGeneraI Stolbrundr 22d,
14tb and IL illinois. 3D. Brigade
Brigadier d dsSsral W. W. BeIknop:
11th, 18th, 18th and 18th Iowa. Ar
tillcry. Brigade Major r. Welker,
Chiefof Artillery and staff: 18th Ohio;
lst Minnesota, and G Battery LIST Mich
igan. sOhe feature OF the above corps
was a squadron Of pack mgles. They
ttractsd universal attention, being
Lew 70 crn soldiers.
FolNShg the ArmySof Tcpncssee,
was. the Army Of Georgia, marching
i'm ti.e following order Major Cen
eral H. W. Slocum, commanding, and
general staff; goth Army Corps, Ma
jor General J A. Mower, commanding,
and general staff 1st Division, Brevet
Major General A. S. Williams comman-
ding. Isl Brigade, Prevet Brigadier
kGencral James L. SeIfridge command.
ling; 9Th Connecticut Volunteers, 46th
Pennsylvania Volunteers, 123d New
York Volunteers I'd Brigade. Brevet
Brgadier General Hawley command
ing; Sd Wisconsin Volunteers, I'd
Massachusetts Volunteers, 18th New
York Volunteers, 10th New York
Volunteers. 18th New York Volun-
teers. 81 Brigade, General Robinson
commanding; 3lst Wisconsin Volun.
tecrs 82d Ohio Volunteers, 92d Hi
nois Volunteers, 10lst Illinois Yolun-.
teers, 143d New York Volunteers I'd
Division, Brevet Major General John
w. Geary commanding. 1st Brigade,
Brevet Brigadicr General A. Pardee,
jr., commanding; 9TH Ohio Volunteers,
29th Ohio Volunteers, G6th Ohio Vol.
unteers, 2Sth Pennsylvania Volunteers,
147th Pennsylvania VolunteersS I'd
Brigade; 33d New York Volunteers,
I'D Pennsylvania Volunteers, 10th
New York Volunteers, 134th New
York Volunteers, 154th New York
Volunteers. Sd Brigade. Brevet Brig
adler General II. A. Barnum-29th
Pennsylvania Volunteers, llth Penn.
sylvania Volunteers, Goth New York
Volunteers, 1O2d New York Volun-
tcers, 18th New York Volunteers,
149th New York Volunteers. Sd Di-
vision, Brcvet Major General W. T.
Ward commanding. 1st Brigade,
Brevet Brigadier General Benjamin
Harrison, commanding; 10th Indiana
Volunteers, 10Th OhIoV Volunteers, lO2d
Illinois Volunteers. I'd Brigade, Bre-
vet Brigadier General Daniel Dustin
commanding; 10Th Michigan Volnn-
teers, 22d Wisconsin Volunteers, 33d
Indiana Volunteers, 85th Indiana Vol
unteers. Sd Brigade, Brevct Briga-
dier General Cogswell commanding
Goth Connecticut Volunteers, 2Gth
Wisconsin Volunteers, 33d Massachu-
setts Volunteers, 55th Ohio Volunteers
I'D Ohio Volunteers, both New York
Volunteers. Artillery Brigade, 10th
Army Corps, Captain C, E. Vinegar,
commanding--Battery l, 1st New
York Artillery, Battery NJ, 1st New
York Artillery, Battery c, 1st Ohio
Artillery, Battery E, Independent
pennsylvania Arlillcry.
14th Corps-Brevet Major General
J. G. Davis commanding. 1st Divi-
sion, Brigadier Charles G. Walcutt
commanding. 1st Brigade, 21st Wis
consn Volunteers, 33d Ohio VOlun-
teers, 94th Ohio Volunteers, AID 1ndi-
ana Volunteers, 9Sth Indiana Volun.
teers, 1O4th Illinois Volunteers; I'd
Brigade-Brovct Brigadier General
Buell. commanding. 2lst Michigan
Volunteers, 18th Michigan Volunteers,
Goth Ohio Volunteers. 3D. Brigade,
21st Ohio Volunteers, Tith Ohio Vol
unteers, 3Sth Indiana Volunteers, 10Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers. I'd Divl-
sion. Brevet Major General J. D.
Morgan commanding. 1st Brigade
Brigadier General Vandevcer COM
manding-1Otb Michigan, l4th Michi-
gan, 10Th Illinois, 10th Illinois, 18th
New York I'd Brigade-l2lst Ohio,
113 Ohio, 1O8th Ohio, 90th Ohio, 34th
Illinois, 18th Illinois; Sd Brigade
S5th Illinois, seth Illinois, 10th Hi
nos, 12jth Illinois, SD Ohio, 22d lndi;
ana, 37th Indiana. Sd Dlvision-Bre
vet Major General A, Baird comman-.
ding. 1st Brigade-Col. NJ G. Hunter
commanding; 18th Ohio, 3lst Ohio,
s9th Ohio, 92d Ohio, SD Indiana, 23d
Missouri, (detachmenD, llth Ohio (de'
tachment). I'd Brigade, Col. Gleason,
commanding; 1O5th Ohio, Cd Minnie
sofa, 18th Indiana, S7th Indiana, 1Olst
Indiana. Sd Brigade-Brigadler Gen
cral G. S. Greene commanding; l4th
Ohio, 39th Ohio, 10th Kentucky, 18th
Kentucky, 74th Indiana. Artillery
Brigade, 14th Army Corps-Battery |
9, lst Illinois Artillery Battery IL
I'd Illinois Artillery; 9th Wisconsin
Battery,
Although these armies matched in
closer column than the Army of the Po.
tomac, and had no cavalry, they were 6
hours in passing given point Had
not an order for rapid marching been
givon, it would have taken all day tor
the troops to have passed in review.
Ohio had stand in front of the Pre-
sidents, with the following motto: !:
"Ohio welcomes her brave sons, and
mourns for those who have fallen. -
Every officer who wore an ompty
sleeve, or showed that he had been
wounded, was heartily cheered by the
crowds lining the sidewalks. The
gallant Major General Howard was
thus distinguished ed throughout the day.
The crowd swarmed about the Pre-
sidents stand, and called out success
siveIy for the President, General Grant,
n s.ol cboy,,,op nauaral How0rd