The National tribune., 1894-12-27
The LIST Wis. n. A.

Co. A the origina! members except veterans,
were mustered out, and the organization,
composed OF veterans and recruits, retained
in service. The regiment was mustered out
of service at different dates from June to
September, 1865. Col. Charles G.. Messervey
WIS commissioned Nov. IL, 1864, and was in
command at muster-oat. The batteries Of
this regiment were stationed at various
points. Battery A was engaged most of the
time in the deienses of Washington; y was
stationed at Lexington, KY; was assigned
to duty in Tennessee; ID wss stationed at
New Orleans, and the other batteries were
engaged in the defences of Washington.
The loss by death in this reg ment was very
slight.
The LIST Iowa Cav.
This famous regiment was organized at
Davenport, Iowa during the months Of July,
August, and September, 1861, to serve three
years. On the expiration of its term OF
service the original members were mustered
out and the organization, composed OF vet
Grams and recruits, retained III service until
Feb. 10, 1866. The Colonies of the reg
ment were: Fitz Henry Warren, promoted
TO Brigadier-General, July 1G, 1852 James
o. Cover, discharged, Aug. 20, 1854; Daniel
Anderson, resigned, May 2S, 1854, and VIM
HDUi tSOil, bTtScL III LbILl-
mand at time of muster-out. The regiment
was engaged at Blaekwater Lexington, War
rensburg, MontevalIo, Butler, Osceola, Pleas
ant Hill, Cedar Greek, Prairie Grove, Little
Rock, aud many other battles. The entire
loss was about 300 officers and men. Fifty
eight were killed in action.
The I4th y. Y. Cav.
This regiment was organized in New York
City from November, 1862, 70 July, 1865, to
serve three years. 1t was consolidated into
a battalion of six companies IN the Fail Of
1868. In June, 1865, this battalion was con-
s0lidated with the 18th u. Y. Cav. The
various companies of the regiment left tine
State at different dates during the Winter
and Spring of 1868. The regiment served
in the Department of the Gulf; in the Second
Brigade, Second Division, Nineteenth Corps,
and in various other b~ieades and divisions
of this corps. 1t was also attached to the
Sixteenth Corps for some time. One com
pany, NJ, was ON duty at Fort Barranca5,
Fla. Col. Thaddeus p Mott, the first COM
mander Of the regiment was discharged Jan.
10, 1864. Col. AbTam BassfOrd was in COM
mand when consolidated. The regiment
was engaged at the siege of Port Hudson,
Pleasant Grove, Highland Stockade, Nor
CANA, Pleasant Hill, and many other I'M
portant battles. The total loss of the reGi-
ment was little over $50 officers and men.
Only few died from wounds. Most Of
them died from disease, in prison, etc.
The 1a2d NY.
The regiment was recruited by Col. Silas
Titus and was organized at Syracuse, y. Y,
during the month of August, 1862, to serve
three years. 1t was mustered out June %
ISRI The mt loft thu. tufa in Arn AZ
and was assigned to inc Third Brigade, First
Division, Fourth Corps, in which it served
until late IN September, when it was trans
ferred to the Sixth Corps, in which it served
in various brigades aud divisions until mus
tered oat. Col. Titus served until Jan %,
1865, when he was discharged. Lieut.-COl.
Horace w. Walpole was in command when
mustered out. The regiment took part IN
the battles of Marye's flights, Gettysburg,
Rappahannock Station, Wilderness, Spottsyl-
vania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Fort Stevens,
Fishers Hill, Cedar Greek, and other en-
gagements. The aggregate loss in the
service was 179 officers and men. Ninety
one died from wounds or were killed in
battle.
warren's 5th Battery, y. J. T.. A.
This battery was mustered into the service
for three years or during the war, at Camp
Perrine, Trenton, N. j., Sept. 8, 1865. The
strength of the battery at this time was
three officers and al nOn-commissOned
officers and privates. Zenas G. Warren was
commissioned Captain, and the regiment left
the State Sept. 26, going TO Washington. 1t
remained at Camp Barry, ID. C., until the
following April. The battery was mustered
out of service June ~, 1865, at Richmond,
Va. TWAS first attached to Barry's Brigade,
Twenty-second Corps then to the First
Division, Tenth Corps; then to the Artillery
Brigade, Tenth Corps and then to Artillery
Brigade, Twenty fifth Corps. 1t took part
in the battles of Howlet's House, Clover
Hill Station, Drewry's Bluff, Petersburg,
Deep Bottom, and other engagements. Two
men were killed in action.
The Goth Ohio.
This regiment was organized at Jefferson,
o., from Aug. Ia, 1861, to March IL, 1862, to
serve three years, and on the expiration of
its term of service the veterans and recruits |
were retained in the service until July IS, |
1865. Col Lewis p. Buckley resigned Jan. |
26, 1868 Col. VIM. Il. Fitch was discharged |
Oct 13, 1864, and Lieut.-Col. Jonas Schroon-
over held command until the muster-out. |
The regiment lost 400 men killed and wound |
ed, 120 of these being killed in battle, which |
gives it place among Col Fox's 800 fighting |
regiments. The total enrolment was 1,51S, |
and of this Isl officers and men died OF dis
ease, by accident, etc. 1t was in the battles
OF Kernstown, Mt. jackson, Port Republic, |
Cedar Mountain Charlottesville, Gettys-
burg, Dug Gap, New Hope Church, Dallas,
Pine Knob, Kenesaw, Peach Tree Creek,
sieges of Atlanta and Savannah, EdistO
River, and Averysboro. At Cedar Mount
ain it was in Geary's (First) Brigade, Au-
pur's (Second) Division of Barks's Corps, /
and lost six killed, 90 wounded, and 10 /
at Charlottesville, then in Cam
dy's First Brigade, Geary's (Seeond) DiVis-
ion of the Twelfth Corps, it lost " men in
killed, wounded and missing.