Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-08

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leased. The following in respect to
ttpc. diseased NAdie iss Gsp ~
Bulletin Of the 30th, to which paper
we arc indebted for some of the
above facts:
CO. Rose was private in Company B,
Second Cavalry, and was about one year
in !he service. He was mustered out At
j Nashville, October, 1855. He lived at lie
Grand, Marshall county, where his aged
parents now reside. He was twenty >four
years old, and enlisted under Capt. J. L,
Herbert, Of Marshalltown. D. r., Rose,
brother Of the unfortunate mon. and who
was in the same car with him, was Captain
in the Eleventh Infantry.
promise and universally loved BY all wlp
knew him. u, ~ 4,s..,e,5,, -s,..., -,
Henry W,sgin vas, Sergeant in Goa.
9th Infantry, and lived al. Waybeek,, Linn
County. He was 26 years old, and steady,
sociable, good man. Ills parents are liv-
iiing, and he has two l,Fothers ana four sis
tcrs. lie enlisted in 81, and served four
years and fourteen days.
The PERSONS ew6unded are, c. A.
FIsMon, .nfiv1nBGsk ;-sLaa county;
S. +. Bishop, late Of the 18th Infan-
try; D., Steadman, late of co. az
l4th Infantry, and another man,
formerly Of the goth Infantry, name
not ascertained. A few others were
slightly bruised. On the return Of
tAc tipinin the morning the bodies
of the deceased were taken up and
l'sst0rnsd 10 their fr7ends. " NJ
Dcs hlofncs has taken upon her
(hele dkrip1tbes. aleanipn oaession =
make great display Of flags. Near
ly evcry'bhiidms, WHICH s o3ned Or
co9tggolled by IL !oyslMah il gayly
decorated in honor Of the great
fcvent. 1t cannot be doubted that
ItAe decoration is iu, hearty apprccin-
ton Of, the services the aboys in
|bluc' performed, as well asspgoceedl:.
ling from the dictates Of deep loyalty
to the. cause, whose success was
brought about by those soldiers.
Banners and flags are stretched
across the streets, and hang floating
from house top and window. One
Ibdnner, shung across the street in
sfrbnt 81 tAaR cgkteg eaigc, lsars on
one side, the legend, "Thc Register
Welcomes the Soldiers of Iowa." and
on the other side, "The Register
greets Iowa' 4t1eroes;" both legends
being prinssttln, DIX Nases.
The Adjutant Generals building is
,oaeiemineptlys yeythy OfSthctg$c
and her heroic .soldiery., Built en-
tircly Of stone and iron,T with no
wood or other combustible material
in It's composition, it is, at once, fire
proof frost proof and burglar proof.
Hung aloft, oil around the building,
are the torn and 'tattered ensigns Of
ancient strife" ,"'the SCARED, weather
stained and bullet-riddled regimental
colors and flags, carried through
many bloody battle, and borne
high when oft rejoicing for great
victories. These guidons Of con-
qucring army tell fearful stories Of
cannon shot ana rife ball, and speak,
with trumpet tongues, of heroism
and loyalty. zsfla
A word ought to be said in respect
TO the shape in Ehich the sAslht66pp
General has the records of the Iowa
Soldiers. They are reduced to al
perfect system-perfect, as far as We
were able to judge, after an examina-
tion of them. If "a name is given to
the General he will give the company
and regimcnt~sof the sninn, together
with brief personal history, during
his services in the army, in very
SHORT time. We hope the next Leg |
islature will authorize the ptblica-
ton, by the::Adjutant General, Of the
list Of names of. the Iowa Soldiers,
with brief history Of their services. |
The camps are located to the east |
of the Capitol Grounds. Tents,
straw and tables arc provided, bnt
hardly extensive enough to accom-
modate tithc Of the soldiers in at
tendance. But, of course, the full
facilities Of camp life can hardly be
expected on this occasion. One row
oftents IS provided for each regi-
ment. Going east, the tents on the
right hand side Of the road arc mark
ed for the Infantry, from No. | to
No. 33,-while on the left are the
tents for the Cavalry regiments, the
Batteries Of Artillery and the balance
of the Infantry.
Of course, at the date Of this writ
ing, Tuesday evening, all the old
comrades of the war have not yet ar
rived. The balance who arc coming
will probably arrive this evening and
Tomorrow morning. 4
ApDENDA. A very long train from
the north has just now,-9 O'Clock
1P.1 M.,-come IN with real soldier
like cheers and enthusiastic greet
ings, loud enough to keep people