, 1865-06-28

10 ses mat tr1c it marched With the 4th army co
aDea wls Cen Cen Wooss dtsisoo II u H.
wlti Dc diTi.ion 1o: :c1e7si.ns. md Joined
?, s,rpt, commanded By asj. Gen. y. +. shsrn.
I. Nj; Gen. O. Howard. 'e- '''@S'-
ri Eli hsf51 u Es :, Ret ss e1.s 1ss q
e Mopntatu, Black JACK Hills, Kenessw Mouuta
Gna.h9oentf nissr Pe.ea TIE Creek Aan
b ne artillery bIjgaae Of ths 4th army cor
!. Th;eh w1s ccmmaneed BY Captain HEydg
St1e5 sae o. A1,fsy Of ths corps
i GsIetEille. Ala, 10 chatanooza. Tennesst
e eoa@b's seins a saa ahsas flsak Ill aa Pa'.
H.shine With the enemy, and at FrsnElin y
e. spR SRaiaS hs .,seea sne s a s
! 1eFy brigade to Nashville, and was plaeed
Teza1 positions for the defense OF that plae
ms battery was commanded by Lieutens
While during the Atlanta and Nashville rl1
I pa'ete, Captain Brydees being Chief of. f.Ar,iler
in tic list of neeenner, M TIL, 'he & sss,eTgy "
re0rpanIzsd. Its term Of service having expItr
and was sseisned the letter B, let Illinois Ltel
eg a e.. Ia B.ydt. s
alto Drevetted Major hJ President Lincoln. Lie
isnent L. d. White WIS plomoted 10 the CaptaiI
F..rt Lrntenapta, and strgeants Potter and Pete
| sfp promoted to Second Lieutenaats. The Ba
1c{y has been Ut Nashville since necemh~r.
| The present coma 1 = o el Ulcers ofthe BATH
| are ne t0lluwe.
Cspf4ln-L, man A. White.
| 1.t tLteu'cnatt-Elstkt E. Dodge.
| 1at Itrutt pant-l6nmau G. Lawrence.
= Ltu.tnaat-Alrhonso v. Potter.
70 t1eutebant. Cbas. " Pesetson.
1T tsetgr.nt-Jno.b Bartholomew.
QuarttfDaatc1-ED.H Il. Cl4tk.
THE 1,sTH ILLINOIS.
Known az the "Henry County Regiment" .,
rfved IL this city yesterday morning, rd the Mel
fesn Central railroad. NJ uoticc Whstsyer v,
r1Ftn Of their tomtng, and the ladies' at the Res,
1Esde md bIydre't Bs.tery, were unable to lpro
vide eny entertainment lot ,heo, hence the,
mstehta 70 Camp Douglas without the reception
The following Is the prseent roster Of .he 11sth
Colobei-1homas J. Henderson. BreTct Helg
/ Lscntersu. Co.onel-E.S. s. Bond.
Mojor--1s s,sm 7. Dow, Brevet Lieutenant Col
ont1 on Gen. Coxs STAT.
Adjutan.-3'lheft r. Wolf.
Eurgtou-Luther S. MIlng6n.
:. Att1sshtt Surgeo1s-Weslcy Phil ips, c. DE-
Ea1e CT Jones.
Quas.ermnates-Geo c. Alden.
stmas.sr's ss.seant1Alhert Walton.
Hospital Ssewsrr-Jossp ph c. johnson.
II hl,r.lctsns.Rottrt FsEnas, Drum A.los; Milo
y. Da:rJ. AnEnsI Meyer, Peter .. Sn.fef, Asa
4 n. Hanna. John a. Hsst, Geo. ". Benedict.
G,1us d. Boyd, Henry s. naiien, c.iltaa Il.
Fest.
Company A-Csptain, ]. H. Dow; First Lru.
lspsnt, T. u.BzowniIg setona Lieutenant, Taos.
co1pspy b-captaip. B. F. rhom p.on frs.
ca@p.n5 Ecscrain: J. 3. Mitchell; First
Meutsnasi, 4 p. fe,1ie; Second Ltentensnt, Ho.
Compsn, O-csptaiu. A. a. Dunn; First Lieu.
tenant, a. g. GHtan; Second Lieutenant, Jos. IL.
I,e1iessn;, v. Brown; sleond oia I,aoi.a,as' isn't,
,Compsny F-csp..tp, Jos, c. Armstrong rirst
Lieutenant, BHshrod PECK
Company g-Csp,ain: Jat; 2. Mccartney; First
Company A-Cspts,u, Geo. n. Srouke; First
LII tuiensn, 1hot. L. pavelpoEt; Second Aeu,eu-
cs@P,n, J. ,,sna w9:; F!1.s
Comp,nJ K-c'p.ain, Edward Il. colcord. Jr.;
FEsiiL!eutensnt Jacob Bash7 Second Lleuten.
art. 5. ". Weaver.
Stark counties, seven companies hcieg organized
in the former ard three tn The latter. They were
mustered mo the service, ps6 rank aud dle, 1t
they renaissd iii the SUI Of October, when they
vtfe sent . CoT1pg1on, ky. Prom thence thej
Eeht 10 Lsa1Dgton; Ky,, and fEoU thence to D.n-
lstof A1ln fhe res inent wls mounted. Il Cana
DutDstts.sonth Of psnyi.Ie- Soon eftsr, theY
Crossed the. Crm:erlsnd river at Monticello,
!cucbt and drove ont Of The st,ts. 0o the 1oth
~ June, go men Wete detailed, under Msi, Dow,
for nrIio ncd.r Gen. Saunders into East rennes.
strswptTry P'lns, the toWu nl Aosser Creek, aod
The depot q: Senior Statlon, which wal dlled Win
smn nunitlon. ann made a demonstration on kuor-
reinfn IN 1ttempt va. msds t. cut them off. and
they were obliged to make = detour via Smiths
Gap. and finally reached their comM.ad eth the
lot1 Of zo0 horses, ameulaEces. &c. The regiment
returned to SomeFrat. where they remained TIL
Juty 9Th, doing picket uulY. About tha 18th Of
Ausust, is6a Ii. recInent vas IN H. advance Of
see. with Col. 4. Bart, 1et Tennessee, a brigade
eon,msndsr. They p.Itc,p,t-d i9 ,hs bsttes Of
sasy est Is @en besa sssioa aoa
kelt,.s Ford and D1n1sdge. They re.
.nEnsd to ,kta.neky, IN February, 1854.
its!e natii tes e1h ot Apt1l, when hey nsse5sd
10 Knoxville, Tenn. where they arrived On the
" Of May. In q few days they started for Tnnuel
Of RoflJ Fsee on The lith. They teok p.rt IN
The battle ri Re:aea on tbs the 18th Of MtT, where
Col. nender;on was wounded aud the regiment
% ley 'sa saPs%asss I'd
march with Sherman to A'1ants tsk,ng part in the
following battles: Nlc1tsck Creek. Pumpkin Vine
ChattAboochie, Utoy Creek, {wheFe lhey lost u
ont Of go men erFnEed}, Ro1ch aud Ready {;hc
fr.t regiment To k1rike the Macon railroad in
Shernan's famons nank Increment around
Atlsnta-l
The regiment left Atlantis after its capture, and
vent tnto camp Il Deca,ur, Ala There they Re.
@nnsd ~ as a. e 9t 9s.oSs !. "6en eoa weat
ust Blrai the army separated, The sd corpa, lot
which The 1iash war part under Gen scaoasld,
and The 9TH corps tGen. stanley being sent back
under Gen. Thomas, the department. commander.
In November they rrEe.ted from Pulaski to Co,
lumbis, where they bad three days heavy ssirm-
sas En- e. ,,Ies aes i s'z zDk "a a. I'd h sss
plIee, ona Ct tbe bloodte.t and mott
hotly contested of the war: Tne 11s.h remained
nsTcbed ont and attseked Hood. and were In the
battles CT the 18th and 18th at Nashville, whea
thcy drove The reh.'s aerose ne rsnnessee int9
Federal Point, Fort Fisher, arriving there Peb.
9th. ls65: Then followed the battles at Fort Az
derton, Town Creek. Wilmington mud R'nstoa.
Go,dsboro. n. c., and Iaitchtd with him yla
Raleigh to Greensboro, N. c., where they,were
mustered out on the a1st inst
The 112th resufre With 4s4 officers and men.
During their three year. service they have taken
part in twenty hVe pitched hsttles au1 ITO skir.
mtfhea. Their bsonzed and weashe. be stem faces
attest their powers u endnfance, white tnelr re.
have done. .Brave boys arc they worthily de-
.s,y1E the bess favora our people can he:'ow
MERCANTILE BATTERY.
This we'll known battery wea at Carrolton, near
New Orleane, when last heard from. The boys
ere expecting 10 le mustered out at M esry date,
and Will then more home~atd- We may lookf for
We received visit yesterday from depusation
from the battery, bringing rue welcome lnte!ll.
fourteen months, had safety arrived ii this city.
The psrty eontists Of serGeants I. /, Das, Henry
C. Bracket and George E. Bryant. and p.ivates
Sanford [, Parker Of Rockford. 10 Tits State, all
at S,liDe Cro:s fought under General Bsnk..
captis!ty CO. from list OATS mp to the 10Th of Ny
River parois. TIE boys look remarkably wei,
1htlr description OF prison lie, Its tortures and
ho11ote, recall the harbsrism Of the dark AHes
We cops ratnlate thrsa brave men upon their 70.
tu1n 10 their homes, and trust that the peaceful
fn,ure may bring them that rest and comfort 10
which The h1Ta go long been strangers.
BATTERY A-MlNNEsoTA-
Bsttety A, Minnesota HSayy Artillery, arrived
III Chicago about5 O'Clock yesterday morning.
from chattanoozs, and In at O'Clock tot " y:
battery WIS organized nine months ago. and was
sent to Chattanooga, where It has been ever since
~ eaas %ns
rtu, The battery Ia Organized as follows:
Captafu-C Clinton 4. 8 erry.
Stni1. First L.eusensnt-Van Slack.
Jouip, First Lie LteoseD,nt-Wiliam Collier.
senior Second Lteutenant- Randall.
Junior second L,eateuRnt- - 1agrahAm.
TUE 43RD WIS -OSS1N.
Alto ntc.ock last evening the 43rd regiment
W1scopsi Sin Volunteers arrived In thls city IRON
Nashville. en- route for Milwaukee. 10 be muster
ed ont The rec1ment numbers rs msn. They
took supper at the Res., and @lll proceed to MIL
usukee At III o'clock this morning.
The 43rd WIS oTEanized at Milwaukee niue
nontha sco and left That city On The 9tn OF oeto.
18th, and etafd there TIL thA evacuation Of that
plate On the 9Th OF November. II was eng1ged
in the fight With Forrest In which tt lost three
men killed and wounded. Then started FIR
Knoxville, but was cut OF. md fell back to Clarke
VILE where 1t re.tned I'LL the 18th OF Decemser.
THIN went to Nashville, where It Temstned about
one week and then went to Deeherd and there re-
ma1ned TIL ordered home. The regiment 1ost
Jour men on picket duty In addition TO those IN
fne battle ahnYe mined. The following Is the