, 1865-06-13

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The evening Gomez, now that the storm IL hnshc
snd the neIrc, scorehing rays cease to yeI. no,
ney come hone to rest and 10 receive the fruit q
to whom We owe 20 mueh-evsrytains. M ~ ~
YEA Tsaf R Ro1oEs shs!, b accorded! or rather wha
snsi. @ % o. Te.e5Fe91 They hsye given rs oil, the,
The tleep Of death on Southern battle de]ds snt
al hare stood ready 10 nleet the crtm monater
na'!ont eternal gratitude ba theirs; not graft
lrEGct;ea In shape, elective IN result. "'A'e'
Iees tnousahde ard tens Of thpneaudb oro mum
hsIsd with the slam. Down by the heights O
pp aa Ee ~ a1o1s y r. Mhssy hs Mas
1hefevcr rebel hsg has waved defiance to ID.
;a Stass and Stripes; there -ase found tbs bones
Tbo hare given up their llves 10 g.vs lhss Of ihe
Kep1blc, listen 10 tho b1gle call never nore viii
their Inst htt1c.'' They seep IL death tiIi thc
last great day when the trump shall sound Fad
The dead thal hc raised to render seconut OF tbs
oseas oGns @ In the BODY, ind 1eceive The reward
shsl nsser de- ThElr LANES % and s saeir s@sd sasos
@ assaesements aEs deep craven On The heart Of the
out marble urn OF eculptured mouumsntnl butI.
But not all Are dead. Though sadly thiuned IN
Dnnbers, the 1eeinents are come home. The snr
those wto marched forth so proudly at their
call they are yet legion Let Us REMEMBER
them. @ Let n !eeol'cct toa that they ase not an.
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oettes With mouths 10 be filed and bodies 10 be
clothed. Such Of them as are sick and wounded
t, tse oas especial proteess; they are a pree,ou.
he1dtsge which must be sedulously guarded
They are the brightest jewels IN olr n3tiona]
| dis1eln- Oh let u cherish them tender1y as
motheS tends her eftpring. They are the WORTHY
ehScsn ere eSig & g,oF'ons America c'n mother oE
Let such = reception be accorded to day, as
shall make GLAD their hearts and atone for PIT
lect Remember: the boys are coming h9me;
not this une on furloush. but 10 stay.
TIE 141H REGIMENT.
1s!s regiment aE.sed @ i1 th,s city at late hoq.
are we'll known, having en9rartd its name OF
Missionary Ridge, Lookout Mountain, cblcamau.
e. hePseaw A9nnts4 IT. and else
Iaentenan. colonel-Douglas Hspeman.
Adjutant-Rofus G. Stevens.
! Su.rcon-Ruten F. Dyer
! Sergeant M4}or-Quircy D. Whitman.
| Quars6rmsster SeTgeant-A. D. G,b.ou.
Mufioa9sJ. 9: Wheat and joseph Lewis.
I Hospital Stewa1o-Luthel F. Slyder.
Company A-Capra1n, Moaes A.man; First
Lieutenant, sidIry Y. Arnold.
Company B.capta,n. Wm. c. Ros'; First Lieu
company C-Ctp,a,n. Charles &. Brown.
Company r-No commissioned officers i Ser.
x,
Lieutenant, Vim n. Cslkins.
Eomp ny F-Captsin, wm. St!awu.
Company G[caP,stn. selsn White; First Lieu.
Company, n-No Captain: Frs, Lieutenant,
Company I-capthln. willard Proctor First
COMPANY K--csptaiu, -; F.1.s Lieutenant,
Tie 7e4sh regiment Va. ors .sizea at Ottawa, The
mustased into the service Of the United States On
tie sstb Of Au& ua,, 166e- On the 9Th Of Septem-
her, The regiment, numbering - Officers and 92s
where It Il matned It'll the "a Of October, sud then
nored to FrnnE fort. and Rnrr,toned there III
s,as e. on slsp ss : * E 70 s9v bn
for Tompktnsrilfe, about 1se miles non
the State line, and upon the day. Of their
s1 isv q n.d ~ a ssS' .; xs so4sss1 naos m fqs 18TH
Hsrtvll1e. Tenn. on he asth. and remained iii
John Morgan With largely superior force and
freed 70 surrender after dGhring hesolcally for
one and tbree-fourths boure, losing forty.fon
Morgan marched them 10 M5rfreesbofo. and theu
psEoled the whose regiment, and they were then
sent TO Chicago snd remained guarding prisoners
GD xhc W e. aso%plehed On the
started Tor Nashville, and there remsiucd till
1u!c III, when they were Gent TO Aurfreesboro,
se ss ID -
Thomas" The regiment psrtteipated in whst
is tno IN a. tic Tn1lahoma csmps1Rn. losing one
man tts 1nd to9E To19dsd r. sn. On Ek
tho 104th embarked on the Chastanoo9a cam-
pa,Eu: crossed Sand and Lookout uaourt4in. ana
ianabe1. md On the ii,h skismi.hed At Bail5s
Cross Roads, With loss Of onem1n. On the 18th
OF the ta.ne month The regiment fought IN a
Is ss so;E S IN sd
CnlckSDaugs WEE fought, and The 10Th came ont
NTH loss Of sixty three men Killed, wounded
md MissinE: Ecu b. haek IL or CHATTANOOGA and
e4th Of November were engaged At Lookout
mornta11i On the 25th took part IN the asaau1t on
arst Il he ish cps raised d over s ths @
works In this assault this ~ tmcnt 1oFt twenty.
three men IN killed and wounded. On the 7th Of
Ny s6rmtshed IN @ shs vicinity Of Bszz1sd'a
Creek Gap. Previous to starting this cam
pa5gn, the 10lth Was transferred 10 the 1st br1.
r aen ST eD = Pa%e, sas 1n r. n oai
18th the battles before Reeeca we're fought
the 1CAth participating, with loss Of one man
killed srd ffteea wounded. On the 18th The reg
timed It's DArch, ratniIg Hngston on the s1Eh,
where It rrnasncd until the sd. when it 1uoved
the 1st Of june, 1oeinE one MN killed and four
wounded. kcneEaw Mountain Was their next
eight. where tho loss to the regiment was len nens
esy al ea y ~ asse .. yGy te 6d dFe
pe1t dsy was engaged IN the battle OF Peach Tree
Greek. losing two oa1cets and fifteen men killed,
snd thirty two wounded. On the 21st had snoth-
er engagement, losing one mxn killed and four
wounded. On tbe Sd oi August moved on Atlanta,
and on the 9Th, 8th and 9th skrnlshed. losing one
sad On H. se oa
7th Of September reached Atlanta. On the Sd Of
October ma.ehtd north in pursuit OF Hood re-.
,usone. s.s1tsa o. .he gIspa march 70 the sss,
Omitted s4venn,h on tho 18TH Of January, AID on
sho 18Th nf Mareh wse engaged IN tho battle OF
wounded md twelve enptufed. Al Averysville
wete engaged. and then marched nos'h, passing
through Goldaboro, Raleigh. Richmond and took
n his city On The night os Saturday fs.t.
The 1c4th necds no comnendauon from
sbooy-iss record speals for ttself.
TUE 18TH nraEHEKT.
Among the nine segjmenta which have recently
reached This city from washtoetop, mons de.etyes
herewith print .he roster as ii sands at present:
Lieut. Co1onei-Vaeant-
Msjo1-R. g. Blackburn. -
AdjutAnt-John D. Anderson.
8urgeon-S. c. Aoes.
Quarfermaster-A-V Y. Humphrey.
Sergeant h.io.-Josc cph s6ickleE:
Quarter maaters sergeant..-:P T. Burns.
Comnissary Sergeant-Seth Gr1unu.
Murietsn-M. Carroll.
Hospital Stewafd-O. II. Crce1.
Company A-Chptatn, c. ". uite.
Compsny B-Csptaln. Y. D. Rudden; First
Lieutensnt, Freeman Woodruff.
Company c.cspt.ln: George ". Blondtn; Firat
Lieut. n.nL, James o,hiel; ~ u,u.,,.
Cowpsny Ecaptsia. John T. Mercer; First
Ltu'enant, Philip Il. Mercer.
Comrsng F-captaiu, -; First Lieutenant,
corpsny G-c.pt:tn, Thos, L. Hovden; First
LIZ u'epsnf, J. T, b. Haycn-
Company H-No commissioned officers.
Company l-Ctpta1n, Harmon Fcateh.
Company E-Cnptafu. VIM B. AtkenS; F1rat
1srutensnt, John a HYMN.
Tue 7S,h regiment was organized al Quincy in
Augnst, 1sd9. b colonel ben1.son. The EeRt,
ktrcpE, aod reported at Louisville. From Lon!s-
yille Ine regime pt WIS sent 10 Rolling Forks, and
remained doing duty VI the latter part Of Jsnu-
o e a9e
and ~ tesigLcd to the 10th Division OF the Army
Of kentutky. sud thru moyed to Franklin; tnnTed
from franklin On the 6th Of june and PARTICIPATED
ermy from, Mu1freesoero to shelbyEille, where
they remained till the 9Th Of septenber-duting
this time they were asetCned to the corps OF Gen
e.al Gordon Granger, On tho 9Th OF September
14th. On The nth portion Of The corps marched
out to RtnEsold. q where they bad eK1rnish.
cn h ~ sah participated II % r. eat,le Of Chick,
hfty SIX taken p.teoners. Af1er the bstsie fell
back to Chattanooga and there remained tlll The
ADVANCE & ot the uqy Trter .,,Ia General
Next nsrehed 10 the relief of Knoxville, but
pt.os to this expedition the 18th Was assigned to
ID brigade If :he division Of The 14th Corps, COM
nandcd ty General JEFF. G. Davis. Returning
as sna 1e,ined III ne n "a % af ns, ss & asea tas
tt1rY Of General Sherman commenced its match