The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-14

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:c>t 0YictioD. Saiuriay and Sunday, IN
:le 81 mt Of whoie regiments, And tie
ght Is refreshing. The boys who tor three
ears o. more, have endured ali nianner OF
hArd Aips Incident to martial lie, come
hYm G.th faces tannhd to the color OF lea
saer Gnier Southern skies, with names hai-
tenei iulo psiieci ga.gturity OF non nerves
~ll ina.ces. with sturdy charac els iornied /
s,d wisn wis trantd d IN that excellent /
school u discipline which military lie opens !
- rs pup;is--thcy come back TO Us va.lant,
Eel. 4JTlng mep, who went forth from Us
g,oen boye III flush ol youthful ardor
pETAcHAENTs OF TROOPS.
Early yesterday maInng the 5Jh NEcon- |
fn Battery, numbering l42 nisn, and d. |
caehmga:s Of the 9Th and tn Mlchis sanlcg-
lmeat5, 92 IN number, arrived arrived hom /
Pittsburgh, G.. youte from Washington to
ther homes. TE"y bIeakiastel at the !
X ne, and t1ok boat eight at G clock tor
percoit. They were. ioliowed;by thejs i
NINETY -EIGhIti OHIO INFANTRY, -.a t
wli1h arg.yd, over The same load az half
past ten 0 clock Sunday forenoon. Ihe CT
gan;z2i 2i!o1 OF this fine regiment IS az io-
Isv2: .rr
Cllonel--John 8. I'earca. /
ljeui. Coiole!-D, L. Roatch. ..
1idjor--Hiram I. Lratt. r-.
Surgeon William MrCracken.
Alsi8tdn, SurgeonU. 7. Simmons.
,iGiuisnt--J i'm 4. oglcvie. .
QuastygmaSter--t.' ". McCapley.
Coiupaay A. I4truteniaut Mckinley.
Company b-Iaptain Lewis; Lieutenant
Jacati Holloway, ..-
G,,upany C-Captain John Carson; Lieu
tenHt jo.,ph CiendennlnE.
Enm@pny y Captain IJlnocy; Lgeutenant
JOHN SO ter
Compa y E--Lieutea2nt Zanaa Shipman
gamreuy F-Lpp,a,n Joseph Z. fatter-
eon; s4i.utcnan; Carver.
G2mg4ty lr-CuQtain Thomas; Lcuten-
ant AcGuA..alY..
.ComtapY ,II-Captain Mclaughlin;
Ljeu:aaant liarEy .Cegg we'll.
I; .,rani t--Ceptaln Z. Fortcri Lieut.
Grant E@NlGorgta.
Company A-vaptain Sterling; Lieutea-
ant A1nnedT. .-
iAe legil!ent was organized at Stcubcn-
~ille, JetlGy.on county,.aEI mustered into
service AUGUST lcJh, 1852. II setout $50
EtoIE, and G0w EiplnbsrB SI6 men, al tod,
Il t0lmtfiy belonged Il. blnsIaI Thomas
cd corps, has been liam Chattanooga TO
Raiyigh, beiFg part Of The l4.h Corps IN
Sncruan's lnylncibl4 al!ny. he hogs
share the cOmmon prejudice entertained
dew! himself in u TAI. 4sed i.gnt, or at strait
G-y eilh ,r. They are glad to get hume
again, 4ut sti,l ezG reas themselves wiling
to iiHbt 0n 4: il We're necessary; LEt they
L.usi have Gul. " !i!iaM Lee4u.SSL ~ light
uadtr ...,... -i ..'
J'ai5 IS the be:t looking regiment VIE have
~Ct sen. All are large ,2ell, robust. active,
- set OF inyinCiole ycso.utcs. There il
not - SICK man Ia the regiment, nor has
there beer Tor laoath. They are all pie
lures of perfect health. Ceionel Pea. CO is
suffering from u wound in the shoulder, re-
crlved IN enc last tyAr, bl. Is abIe 10 ltavtl
and is otherwise hais ard hearty The men
Tith lew exceptions, are we'll clothed, hay
ing relIttcG their WatdrObrs somewhat be-
tore the grand review They possess re-
.larkatIy Intelligent faces, and tie Officers
sc gLen Of commanding presence and line,
audie3ly bearing They ATE nearly all tar
nrr COWS boys, Hnd are men who add to
.hs rugged phyriques enc would naturally
expect thenl,to haze, Enthusiastically eviden-
ce- Of Quick mind and more than ordinary
.UtuIc. .-.-..7se .--~s,rt
ltras not knownto &Le city authorities
that this regiment Was coming at The time.
=, .sgfauls were received Saturday, giving
rumors Of its speedy arrival. but thereports
yysTc discredited. Us they did not come from
Goveyno. 9r0ugh. Ihis matter has been
81 thorougt,lv svstemat:zed that the Gov
rrggr should know first Of all OF the move.
rann,s Of Ohio troops As natural conse-
raJnce. no preparations had been made f,r
The yccent;on Of the gallant 98th. But
when they did arrive, all hauis turned To-,
anl ar entertainment and recognition were
cx,crdcd to theu, which weic very credita-
80 ., The li'vsn gratifying to TIE soldiers,
considering that it was an cxtemporc work.
lhe freedom ot the Uniou Depot was giveu
to ire regiment; and they found conye'lien-
ces to wa ia l!ch privilege and luxury
and Ho,e provided win an excellent lunch
atdLe Soldiers Home. At hait.past five
o'el0ck, a hearty meal was served up to
the,n ii the spacious dining hal Of Messrs
Wheeler and Russell The four long tables
extending through the rooui we're flied and
:tc aays laid TO witha VII. The remarks,
;ist. and gloans Of the boys after supper,
YER. me Gest certlGeated as to the nature
gntl ,aua!i.y of. the entertainment, which
co,lia have been made out
Snnacr over, the boys were ordered TO
fsl! IN, and soon they marched up street, in
column, four men abreast healed by the
Manor and the officials and committeeman
in carriages, AMI Leland Band on loot