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64 ADJUTANT GENERAL S REPORT.

EIGHTEENTH INFANTRY REGIMENT.

Three Years' Service.

FIELD AND STAFF.

Name and Rank.Date of

rank or en-listment.

Dateof muster.

Colonels.Michael K. Lawler ...Daniel H. Brush

Gallatin CO..Carbondale.

Lieutenant Colonels.Thomas H. Burgess.,Daniel H. BrushSamuel B. Marks ,

Majors.Samuel EatonNathan CrewsDaniel H. Brush .Samuel B. Marks.Henry S. Wilson.

DuQuoin ...Carbondale

.

Anna

FairfieldCarbondaleAnnaShawneetown .

.

May 20,1861Mar. 11.1863

May 20,1861Sept. 3,1862Mar. 11,1863

May 20,1861Apr. 1. 1862July 8.1862Sept. 3,1862Mar. 11.1863

June 30,1861June 16,1863

June 30,1861Sept. 27.1862Aug. 5, 1863

June 30,1861

July 27,1862Sept. 23, 1862June 17.1863

Adiutants

.

William B. Fondey..Albert W. Adams...William H. Heath...

Samuel T. Brush....

Springfield , Aug.Oct.Feb.

15,186112, 1862

Sept. 5,

Quartermasters

.

William H. RobinsonJames OlneyJules C. Weber

Surgeon-Henry W. Davis.

Anna.

Anna.

First Ass't SurgeonOrange B. Ormsby...

Second AssH SurgeonWilliam W. Hipolite.

Chaplains. iLewis LambertMordecai B. Kelly Pulaski co.

Paris

Greenville

Ives' Gr've, Wis

MayMayAug.

July

Aug.

Dec.

JulySept.

30, 186118, 1861

Sept. 6,1862

June 30,1861

Dec. 18.1862

Sept. 27.1862

Pro Brig. Gen. Apr. 14, '63Resigned Aug. 21,1863

Resigned Sept. 3.1862Promoted ColonelMustered out 1864

Resigned April 1.1862Resigned July 8, 1862Promoted

Mustered out' July 27,'i86i!

Resigned Oct. 13,1861Died at Cairo, Feb. 12, 1862Resigned Oct. 21, '62, Lieut.Col. 33d Missouri

Mustered out 1864

Pro' 'Lie'ut.' Col'.' 6'th 'Ca'v!

!

'.

Disch .June27. '64,toacc'ptpro.Capt.A.D.CU.S.Vol

Mustered out June 11, 1864

Resigned June 23, '63. Ap-pointed Surg. 45th Inf...

Resigned July 25. 1863

Resigned Apr. 17.1862Mustered out 1864

EIGHTEENTH INFANTRY. 65

NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.

Name and Rank.

ADJUTANT GENERAL S REPORT.

Name and Rank.

Baldridge. Joseph...Becannan, Alfred ...Bardness, Bradford..Benedict. John W...Bingham. Ebenezer..Brown, Henry SBrown. John PBrown, Isaac MBrown, Franklin

Brown, Samuel JCarson. SilasCline. HarveyCochran, JamesCorgan, JasperChappell. JohnDavis, SVilliam ADale, JamesDaffenbocher, Martin.Douglas, JohnEdwards. Benj. M....Elliott, Hiram BFuller, Evans RGordon, Robert HGladson, Joel WGraf. FrancisGreen. Ablert JGold. WilliamHarbison. Samuel....Holden, RobertLHumphrey. Hosea B..Johnston, Isaac F—Jones. Cuthbert A—Jones, RichardKein. William JKimzey. Ben.iamin M.Kimzey, William B...Kimzey, James C...King, GeorgeKing, Thaddeus L...King, Pembrook M...Kirkwood, William ...Landermann, Geo. W.Little. SamuelLoughery, William G.Magatagan, Wm. J—Menshion, Joseph....Morse. JohnMcNight, SamuelMcQuade, ElmerPalmiter, Sherman...Ramsay, NathanRial, James VSteele, Cyrus JStuart, LeanderTinkler, Frederick ....Turner. ThomasWilderman. Charles..Williams, Thomas E.Wheateley. iUordecai,Winchester, A. JWhitaker. JamesWillmore. Westley....Wright, Nathaniel A.,Young, Absalom M...Zimmerman, Jacob..,

Ve/erans.

Boggs, Thomas(^Jochran, JamesCorgan. JasperDale, JamesElliott, Hiram BGray, James WGreen, Albert JLoughery. William GParker, Granville —Thompson. William F.Welsh. William HWhitaker, James..

Pinckneyville.

Perry co

Pinckneyville..

Pinckneyville..

Washington co.Coultersville...Perry co

Ironton, Mo....

Perry coPilot Knob, Mo,Perry co

Pinckneyville.

Ironton, Mo...Perry coEdenPerry co

NewtonPinckneyville.Perry co

Pinckneyville.Perry coUnion coRandolph CO...Washington COHoultersville..Perry coLaSalle

Date ofrank or en-listment.

St. Louis. Mo.Pinckneyville.Pittsburg. Pa.Perry co

Randolph CO...Pinckneyville.Randolph CO...Perry co

Randolph CO.Perry coJackson co..Perry co

Union CO.

Pinckneyville.

BentonPinckneyville.

May 28,1861

Dateof muster.

Dec. 14,1863

Remarks.

[Feb. 15,1862.Killed at Fort Donelson.

bisch.May 1,'62; disabil..

bisch.'Mar! 27,''"63V disabii!Diseh.Dec 30, '61; disabil.Killed at Fort Donelson.Feb. 15,1862

Diseh.Dec. 1,'61: disabil..Disch. Dec. 30, '61; disabil.

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Promoted SergeantKilled. Clifton, T.,Jan.2, '63

Re-enlisted as Veteran....

Promoted Corporal.

Re-enlisted as Veteran.

Killed, Clifton, T., Jan.2, '63

Promoted Corpoi-alRe-enlisted as Veteran—Discharged May 8.1862.....Disch. May 16, '61; disabil.

;....[Feb. 15.1862

killed at Fort Donelson.Discharged May 8, 1862....Promoted 2d Lieutenant...Disch. Dec. 18, '61; disabil..

Wounded at Ft. Donelson.Prom. Corp., then Serg't...Wounded at Ft. Donelson.

Disch. Dec. 18. '61; disabil..Disch.Mar.24 '62; disabil..Died Mar. 10, '62; wounds..Died at Cairo. Sept. 2,1861.Disch. Nov. 3,'62: wounds..Re-enlisted as Veteran—Promoted Corporal

[Feb 15,1862Killed at Fort Donelson.Disch.Apr.29. '62; disabil..Disch.Mayl,'62; disabil...Disch.May 15, '62: disabil..

Died, Anna, Ili.'Ju ly 'l2,''6l".

Mustered out May 21. 1865.

.

;";;; [Feb. 15,1862killed at Fort Donelson.

Killed, Memphis.Jan. 24, '63Re-enlisted as Veteran....Disch. Nov. 5. '62; wounds.

Died Feb. 18. '62; wounds.Discharged May 8,1862...

See Co. B, as consolidated


Name and Rank.




Dateof muster.

Musician,Frederick Schreifer..

Privates.Anderson, John AAndrews, WilliamBradway, John E .Bushwan, JohnBorder, James D..Browne, Phillip...Coad, G. WCollard, Franklin .Carr, John WDawson. Andrew JEdwards. Charles :Earnst, LouisFish, John MFriday. George....Frier. Henry JFlemmingrs, JamesFogle, MartinFlood, MartinGreer, Reivas W..Graham, Samuel..Gould, Solon UHudson, Edmund A ..Hughbanks, George ..Hewitt, HenryHenson, John

Shawneetown

.

Shawneetown

Shawneetown

Hughey. JohnPHapperin, JamesHarris, William DHaaran. WilliamIsrael, SamuelJacobs. George WJones, Elias WJones, Washington CKinsall, DanielKinsall, William ,Killbraid, JohnLapperty, Alexander.

,

Lapperty, WilliamLedford, John BMiller, John MMunson, AlbertMcDade. Andrew ,McPeeters, DavidMorris. Eli.iahMcMuechy, George ...McKee, JosephMartin, JosephMarooney, John ,Myers. JohnMcEwing. ThomasManley, ThomasMilburn, William D...Noye, HiramNewell, Nathan L

Orr, JamesPowell. Henry A...Reddick. Alv^erson.Stockwell, James .

.

Smith, Charles M..Shaw, EdmundSartin, JamesStanton, Solomon..Tucker, G. WWhitney, Jasper ...Wilson, Charles H.

Wilson, William S.Watson, EmriC—William, George ...Whitten, HenryWelte. JacobWengler. JohnWalker, Jeiferson.

.

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

Re-enlisted as Veteran.

Prom. Serg. Oct. 22,1861...

biseh."Nov.'22,'i862!'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.

DischargedApr! '28." 1862!'.

'.

Disch. Sept. 12, '6J : disabilDied Apr. 1, 1862; wounds.Died Aug. 21.1861

bischVSept.' 20, '62 ; woundsPromoted 2d Lieutenant .

.

Disch. Sept. 4, '62, disabil..Died at Cairo Jan. 13, 1862.

.

Discharged May 8, 1862....Re-enlist'd asVet;woun'dDishonorably dismissed ..Killed at Shiloh Apr. 6, '62.

Died, Little Rock,'Oct.l5V'63Re-enlisted as VeteranTr. to Inv. Corps Oct. 9, '63.Mustered out June 11,1864.

killed at Shiloh Apr.' 6, '62.Killed at Fort DonelsonFeb. 15,1862

Deserted June 13, 1862

Disch. Aug. 4, '61; disabil.

M. O. as' Corp. "June' I'l, '64

!

Promoted CaptainDied. St. Louis, Mar. 29, '62.

Died Apr'.'sO," '1862;' 'woundsMustered out June 11, 1864.

iJisch.' Aug.' io.' '61 ;' 'd'isabiLMustered out May 21, 1865..Deserted Oct. 6,1862

Jiusteredout June li, 1864.Serg Died,Elizabt'ht'n,lllMustered out June 11, 1864.

Mustered out June ii.i864.

bisciiVJuly 'l'3,'''62';' wounds

Discharged May 24,1862....Died, M'nd City. Sep. 30, '61Killed at Fort DonelsonFeb. 15,1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Disch. Dec. 17, '63; disabil.Disch. May 8, '62, as Serg't.Deserted Nov. 18,1861Disch. Oct. 4, '61; disabil..Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died, M''nd"c'i'ty','No v'. 'w, ''6i

kille'd'b'y 'guard 'b'e'c.' 24'. '63Killed at Fort DonelsonFeb. 15,1862

Promoted 2d Lieutenant..

Tr.' to Arti'll'e'r'y'Aug.'s.'isei

Tr.' to inv.' 'Cor'ps.' Oct' '9', '63Re-enlisted as Veteran—


Name and Rank.

70 ADJUTANT general's REPOKT.

Name and Rank. Residence.Date of


Dateof muster. Remarks.

Sergeants.John B. Denningr


Name and Rank.




Dateof muster.

Collins. JohnDivelyor Lively.Jno.CDerringer. OttoDuncan, William R . .

.

Duclue, AlfredDobbs, AddisonEdwards, EliasElmore. JesseHFry, JohnGarver, JacobGlenn, Samuel TGlasscock. James C...Hand. WilliamKillion, Silas DKillion, Henry JKillion, William H....Killion, William F....Kellor, JohnKellor, Ftii41ip JKing, William JLee, Thomas BLee. William YModgelin, James M...McClary. Samuel H...Mifflen, JamesNoe. Benjamin FFhelps, LewisPickett, Beu.iamin P..Popejoy. HillaryPhillorick, SimonPopejoy, WilliamStevens, Montgom'yHStevens, MontgomerySmith, StarlingStone, Wiley (JSmith. ClarkSteel. Hiram ESmith, William MStamp, John BTaylor. William T ....Uhlis. JamesWoosley, JamesWilliamson, Edward.

.

Ward, JosiahWine, AdamWard, Francis MWalters, Larkin J

Recruit.King, Anthony A.

Jackson co

Washington co,Jackson co

Aug. 15,1862Sept. 29,1862Aug. ^15.1862

Sept. ^18, 1862

Aug. 15,1862Sept. ^18, 1862

Aug. 15,1862

Sept. 18,1862Aug. 15,1862

Sept. 2,1862Aug, 15,1862

Sept. 14,1862Aug. 15,1862

Sept. 18,1Sept. 29,1862Sept. 9,1862Aug. 15,1862

Sept. 14,1862Sept. 18.1862Oct. 24. 1862

Jan 19. 1864

Sept. 2, ]

Sept. 14,186:

See Co. A, as consolidated.

Died,Aug. 5,'6C, MoundCitySee Co. A, as consolidated.

Deserted Mar. 15,1863See Co. A, as consolidated.Tr. to Inv. Corps Oct. 9. '61Died Jan.27,'63,Jackson.T.Disch. Jan. 29, '63; disabil.See Co. A, as consolidated.Died Mar.26,'63;Jackson.TSee Co. A, as consolidated.

Tr. to Inv. Corps Oct. 9, '63See Co. A, as consolidated.

Sept. 18.1862Sept, 29,1862Sept. 9,1861

Sept. 14.1862Sept. 18.1862Oct. 24, 1862

See Co. A, as consolidated.Died Aug. 12, '63, at HelenaSee Co. A, as-consolidated.

Died Aug.l2.'63.at PaducahDeserted March 18, 1864 ....See Co. A, as consolidated.Deserted May 4.1863See Co. A, as consolidated.

Died Oct. 19, '62. Jaekson,TSee Co. A, as consolidated.

Died Feb. 25, '63, Jackson, TSee Co. A, as consolidated.

Deserted Feb. 12.1863Tr. to Inv. Corps Oct. 9. '63See Co. A, as consolidated.

Feb. 18,1864

Died Apr. 14, 1864, at PineBluff, Ark





Dateof muster.

Chalon A. Towle.John G. Mansker.

Corporals.C. Thomas GageDavid W. Thompson.John G. BellZedoc Y. StewartBernard HynasWilliam TaylorMatthew MileyThomas J. Watson...

Harrisburg. June 13.1861

Goose Island.

Villa Ridge..MarionThebesCairoDeSoto

Musician.William J. Mayo. Beaver Ridge.

Privates.Blake, JohnBabb, W. DavidBell. PeterBridges, WilliamBrewer, Eli .'Brewer, WilliamConnar, ArthurCarr, HughCampbell, James S..Cope, James WCross, William LCrossmau. Samuel...Collier. UriahDavis. Jonathan D . .

.

Davis. GeorgeDazell. JohnDixon. RichardEllis. RobertEasley, Woodson ...Edwards. William J.Foley, MichaelForman, WilliamFox. JamesGaissman, Jacob J...Graham, AlbertGreen, John WGrant. George W

Bloomfield

June 13,1861

June 13,1861

June 30,1861

June

June 30,1861

ThebesCommerce, Mo

Mound City.

[JllinCairoUuityThebesBeaver Ridge.Centralia

Williamson co

EldoradoWilliamson co

Havies, Thomas JHolsouser, HenryHenson, George WHazfclett, Peter SJenkins, RichardJohnson, James Y...,Jones, LaFayette J . . .

,

Kelly, Abner LKelly. Walter SLee, Jonathan ,Moore, SamuelMoore, Josiah B ,Martin, JamesMoody, John W ,Morrison, Thomas H,Mayo, Ben,iaminMoland, JohnMcDermott, Alichael..

McPall, Jerome B....Mclntire, John H....

Alexander co..Beaver Ridge.CentraliaGoose Island..Mound City...Crab Orchard.

MarionCaledoniaGoose Island.

Caseyville. Ky.HarrisburgVilla RidgeGoose Island...Mt. VernonGoose Island...(-aledonidGoose Island...Mound CityThebesGoose Island...Beaver Ridge..

Centralia

Owen. JohnPlace, Frank CPrice. JosephPinnell, Matteson C.Pinnell. Ambrose E..Reed, William P

Mound City...

Beaver Ridge.Mound City...Pittsburg. Pa.Saline

Anna

Robbison, John LSlanteppor, Joshua S.Shackleford. Garl'd WStrike. Marhew SSummers, MosesTurner, Stephen W...

DeSotoWilliamson (Upper Alton.Soutn Pass..

Promoted 2d Lieutenant.Promoted 1st Lieutenant.

Re-enlisted as VeteranDischarged May 10. 1862...

Promoted 2d Lieutenant. .

.

Died at Cairol Jan. '4,' 1862'. '.Re-enlisted as Veteran—

bisch.Nov'."3V'6'2: wounds.Drowned Feb. 28, 1862Re-enlisted as VeteranDied May 17,1862Promoted 2d Lieutenant . .

.

Disch. Aug. 15, '62; woundsDied Jackson, T.,July 17,'62

Disch. Aug. 25, '«2; wounds

Re-enlisted as Veteran....Corp'l. Re-enlisted as Vet.

Re-enlisted as Veteran....

Discharged'bec.' lO.'lSei.'.'.'Re-enlisted as VeteranDied Feb. 18,1862Re-enlisted as Veteran1st Sergt. Died at Jackson.Tenn.,May25.1863

Killed; Cl'ifton,'T.'.Jan'.3,''63Re-enlisted as Veteran

Trans.'toC'o.'G.'sist 'ill'. 'I'nfRe-enlisted as Veteran—Disch. May 13. '62; wounds.Disch. Jan. 29,'63, for promRe-enlisted as Veteran....

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Deserted Sept. 16.1862....Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died,Jackson.T..July 15,'62Discharged; disability—Re-enlisted as Veteran—Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

killed at 'Fort' Donelson.Feb. 15, 1862

Discharged Dec. 16, 1861..Re-enlisted as Veteran—DischargedRe-enlisled as Veteran....Died Sept. IS. 1861, at homeKilled at Fort Donelson,Peb. 15.1862

Disch. Nov. 3, '62, as Sergt.Deserted Aug. 28, 1862Died at Cairo, Oct. 9,1861..Promoted SergeantRe-enlisted as Veteran—Died.Bird's P"nt.Aug.21,'61

74 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT.



Dateof muster.

Turner, Lewis FThomasson, NathanielVice. JohnVancil, ElijahWalker. AlexanderWhite, JamesWhite. TapleyWeaver, WilliamWisher, John WWhitaker. GilesWright, AugustineWallen. James

Veterans.

Bell. PeterBridges, WilliamClark. Edward RCampbell. James SChrista. MorganDixon, RichardEllis, RobertEdwards, William J...Foley, MichaelGraves, LeonardGaissmann, Jacob J...Green, John WGage, ThomasHazelitt, Peter JJones. Lafayette JKlink, AugustusLee, JonathanMorris, GeorgeRloland, JohnMoore, Josiah BMoody, John WMcRavens, TapleyNicholas, SamuelOwens. George M. D..Oiler. MathewPlace. Frank CParcells, DanielPurnell, Matteson C ..Renche, Frank ASummers, MosesTaylor. WilliamThomason, Nathaniel.Walker. AlexanderWilliams. SpencerWisher, John W

Jonesboro

,

Equality...June 13.1861

Caseyville. Ky

Unity .

.

Marion.South PThebesUnity .

.

ThebesFrankfortUllinFranklin coWilliamson CO..

Dec.Dec.Dec.

Dec.Dec.

13,18G322,1863

22,186313,1863

Williamson CO..

CentraliaMound City, J 'nGoose Island...

Dec. 22,1863

Villa Ridge.

Goose Island.DuQuoinBeaverGoose Island.Thebes

Dec.Dec.

Dec.Dec.Dec.

13, 186322,1863

13.3

22, 186313, 1863

Goose Island...Mound City

Dec 22.1863

Saline CityDuQuoinUpper Alton

Caseyville, Ky

Dec.Dec.Dec.

Dec.Dec.Dec.Feb.

13,186329.3

13. ]

22, 186313, 186322. 186325. 1864

Recruits.Anderson. IsaacBurnett, HenryBerry, John WBold, Andrew JCollin. RobertCollier. William ...Clark, Edward R...Christa. Morgan...Dunn, William R...Dunning, Richard.

.

Dickerson, John K.Dervin, PatrickEaton, Henry CGraham, John R ...Graves. Leonard...Hill, John PHanely, Francis M.Hines, BrushJones, James CKlink. Augustine ..Lamon. Sehron J...McRaven. Tapley .

.

Moore. JohnMcCrete. Allen H ..Morris, GeorgeMcDaniel. James...Miller. John RMcDaniel, Lewis...Nicholas. Samuel ..

Benton .

Raleigh.

MayMar.

9,18618. 1864

Goose Island.Frankfort . . .

.

Franklin CO...

Thebes

Goose Island.

Thebes';;.'!!.'.'

Sept.May

Feb.Sept.Feb.MayFeb.Sept.JuneMar.Oct.

30, 186411,18619, 1861

Frankfort ....ThebesGoose Island.AnnaDuQuoin

MayOct.July

JuneFeb.MayMar.June

,1861,1864

.18641861

June 13,1861 Discharged; disabilityRe-enlisted as Veteran

Died, Union co.. Sept. 9, '61Re-enlisted as VeteranTr.toSig.C'rps.Disch.June

[14.1864.Trans, to Co. K.31stlll.lnf.

Dec. 19,1863Dec. 26,1863Dec. 19.1863

Dec. 26,1863Dec. 19,1863

Dec. 26,1863Dec. 19,1863Dec. 26,1863

Dec. 19.1863Dee. 26,1863

Dec. 19,1863Dec. 26.1863Dec. 19,1863

Dec. 26,

Dec. 19,1861

Dec. 26,1863Dec. 19,1863Dec. 26,1863Feb. 26,1864

DiedDied at Cairo, Oct. 19, 1861.


Died atSee Co.

Cairo Mar. 7.1864.., as consolidated

Apr.

EIGHTEENTH INFANTRY.

Name and Rank.

76 ADJUTANT general's REPORT.

Name and Rank. Residence.

Bohan, Michael iCairo

.

Buckner, Francis MCattell, Isaac NCoakley, JeremiahCasnar, Frank

Cressey, Jabes WCliJbb, John HCollins, JohnClancey. SamuelCohen. JohnDamron, William J ...Dwyre. JarrasDwyre, JohnDuncan. JamesDunn. Francis .Marion.Deatou, Martin Luther

i^verett, JamesFerguson. Joseph.Faddon. Thomas ..Grace, James

Clear CreekCairo

Clear Creek

Cairo

Giles. Joseph T Clear CreekHogan.John CairoHanlan. Thomas

,

Hovey. JaquesHartman, CharlesHolland, Asa^^Uen ...

Date ofrank or en-listment.

Dateof muster.

May 28,1861

Holmes, JamesHorning, Fred'k G....Hansan. Christian ...Hunburger, Fred'k ..Jones, Thomas W....Johnson, GeorgeKenny, MichaelKilgore. Ramsey M..Keating, William ....Kalliger, John F ...Kizer, Martin '.Kendrick, JohnLinzee. John JLoyd, Thomas ."Mather, John

McCawdre, William...McGowau, PeterMcDermott, Anthony.

Moses, FrancisMcNeal. Robert

Clear Creek

Cairo..

AnnaClear CreekCairo

Nolan, WilliamO'Dowd, JamesO'Connor. Michael..Pierce, JeremiahPierson. William H.Parker, Joseph FRaims. Vincent Louis,Robert. Morris ....Radeliff, ThomasStreet, GeorgeStout, August ...Stovall. WilliamStark. SeymourSmedtsdorff, HermanSpringer. John....beibert, SebastianSanders. John

Shultz. Wade H....Swartz. Hermann.Taylor, Enoch...Tobin. Michael..Wenters, Patrick

May 28,1861

Remarks.

Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Disch. Nov. 1,'61; disabil..Died of wounds

Killed at Fort Donelson.Feb. 15,1862

Discii. Apr. 28,"'62V disabii;Re-enlisted as Veteran

Died Feb. 19, '62; wounds .

.

Disch. May 14, '62; disabil.Died at Cairo, Oct. 30,1861.Disch. Nov. 1,'61: disabil..Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15.1862

Disch. July 30, '62; woundsKilled at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15.1862

Corp. Died Dec. 25.1862...Discharged Apr. 9, 1864 ....Re-enlisted as VeteranAccid'ly killed Aug. 5,1861.Re-enlisted as Veteran. ..Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15.1862

Died at Cairo. Jan. 31. '62.

.

Died,Anna,lll.,July 18, '61.Disch. June 4. '62; wounds.

Tr. to inv. C'p's'jan!'l5,'''64".

Slightly w'ded Ft. Don'Ks'nPro. Serg., then 2d Lieut .

.

Tr. to Artillery Oct 1, '61..Sever'ly w'ded Ft Don'ls'nRe-enlisted as Veteran...Disch. Dec. 18. '61; disabil.Disch. Nov. 1,'61; disabil..Wounded at Ft DonelsonPro. Corp., then Serg. Red.Wounded at Shiloh

Re-enlisted as Vetenan....Pro. 1st Serg. & 2d Li-ut..Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Disch. Apr. 30, '62: disabil.Pro. Serg. for meritoriousconduct in the field

Drowned Sept. 5,1861Serg. Deserted Aug. 5, '63.Disch. Feb. 17, '63: woundsDisch. .July 15, '62; wounds.Discharged May 8, 1862Disch. Nov. 1, '61: disabil..Missing si'ce battle ShilohDischarged May 8, 1862Died of woundsCorp. W'nd'd Ft. DonelsonDisch. Apr. 28, '62; disabil.Disch. Apr. 18. '62; disabil.DiedMay 22, '62; wounds..

Mustere'dout June'ii,'i864!Pro. Corp. for meritoriousconduct in the field

Died. Thebes, Dec. 31, '61..

Deserted June 2i, isei ..'..'.Killed at Shiloh Apr. 6. '62.Wounded at Shiloh; miss-ing since




Dateof muster.

Vi-termu.

Clancy, SamuelClark. William U....Calhoun, Robert —Dixon, .James AGuffy, JasperWHartmann, Charles .Hughes, Franklin...Hanlon, Thomas —Kizer, MartinMcCowdre, William.Peterson. Thomas...Steele, William A...Wright. Alfred W...

Recruits.

Bohan, ThomasBlake. William H....Beasley, CarrolChappel. EdwardClark, William W....Calhoun, RobertDuncan. MarionDees, WillDDuncan, Jefferson M.Embree, John CGalliger, ThomasGolden, GeorgeGwin. JacobGarrett, MosesGuffy, Jasper NHeiserer, VincentHughes, Franklin—Holbert, Joel CKerney, Jamesbucirt, Timothy

Moore, SamuelMulligan, JohnMcGrath, J amesNewton, Fleming T..O'Brien, MichaelPeterson. ThomasPresswood. CuUinRiley, WilliamRussell. WilliamRyan, MichaelSullivan. JohnSpeers, John MSturdevant, Chas. C.Thompson. JohnWright, Alfred W....Walsh, DanielWeeks. .JohnWright, William

CairoMetropoliCairoChicago .Decatur.

.

CairoPulaski ..Peoria ...Cairo

MarionJonesboro .Jackson CO.


Jan. 6,1864

Mound CityDuQuoin ...Benton

Cairo.

Anna.

MayJuneMayJuneMayDec.June

June 17,1861

June"i7,"i86i

JuneJuneJuneDec.MayMayJuneMay

JuneMay

June 4.1861June 17,1861

Dec. 3.1863May 24,1863

See Co. B, as consolidatedDischarged Nov. 26,1862...See Co. B. as consolidatedRe enlisted as Veteran....

Trans, from Co.C. Apr.25''62Dishonorably discharged.See Co.^B, as consolidated

Tr. to Inv. Corps. See Co.HSee Co. B, as consolidated

Died Aug. 18,1863Re-enlisted as Veteran

June 17,1861

Anna.

CarbondaleAnnaQuincyCairoPinckneyville

.

CairoDuQuoinBentonMindon

JuneJune

Re-enlisted as VeteranSee Co. B, as consolidated

Killed at Fort DonelsonFeb. 15,1862

JuneNov.Dec.Oct.MayJuneMayNov.

Dec. 31.1863

Disch. May 24, '63; disabil.Dishonorably discharged.Kil'd.Jack'sn, T.,May 20, '63See Co B, as consolidatedRe-enlisted as VeteranSee Co. B, as consolidated

Dee. 31,1863

AnnaCairoDuQuoinAnna

DuQuoin

Under Cooks.Lightfoot, Benjamin.Deshley. Henry

JuneMayJune

Aug. 13.1863

June 17,1861

See Co. B. as consolidatedTrans, from Co.C, Apr.28'62See Co. B, as consolidatedDischarged May 18, 1862...See Co. B, as consolidatedDisch. Aug. 2, '62: wounds.Re enl'd as Vet. See Co. BSee Co. B, as consolidated

Disch. May : J; wounds

COMPANY F.



Dateof muster.

Remarks.

Captain.Jabez J. Anderson.,

Firs' Lieutenants,

John OlneyMordecai B. Kelly .George Miller

Middleton

Shawneetown

.

Villa Ridse....New Orleans..

May 30,1861

May 30,1861

Sept. 6,1862

June 30,1861

June 30,1861Oct. 14.1862

Trans, to Co. C, as consol.

Revoked. Com's'dQ. M..Promoted ChaplainResigned June 1,1864

78 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S EEPORT.


rank or enlistment.

Dateof muster.

Second I.ieutenantsWilliam H. ThompsonGeorge MillerSamuel P.Conner.

First Sergeant.Isaac B. Kelly....

Sergeants.William M. ThompsonWilliam S. MorganJosepji R. HendrickThomas Brown

Corporals.James B.Harvey..Francis A. Anderson..

George A. GulliverWilliam Callahan..Oliver C. Lambert

.

Elias J. BeymerBenjamin P. Blake..

Samuel P. Connor ..

Musicians.Thomas KellyWilliam McPherson

Privates.Adams, Jacob M...Anderson, William WArmstrong, William..Boswell, Josiah HBlake, Alexander H...Blake, George RBlake, David MBond, EliBond, Lewis BButler, AlonzoBrady, JosephBates, Rees or Reason

Cantrill, John PChishm, John



rank or enlistment.

Dateof muster.

Moore, WilliamMoore, JosephMcQuestion, Henry..Murray, JamesMcLeod, DavidMcConnell, Nath, W.McDonald. Angus—Prigmore. George W.Pugsley, EdwardRubenacker, Joseph .Kanney. Francis T...Reese, Looney WRothrammel. Walter JStanley. Thornton ..Smith, Benjamin P .Smith. WilliamScott. DavidSpicer, Henry D —Shelton. John YShawnessey. Patrick .Stillman. WilliamVickery. Nathaniel ...Vosberg, Wm, H, H ..White, JohnV.'hitmore, Frederick.

June 30, 1861 June 30, 1861

Veterans.Anderson, William W.Blake, George RBoswell, Joseph HBoswell, John WCofleld, RobertColeman, John HCantrell. JohnTCrosnoe, John WConnery. PatrickDamm, JohnDowds. MichaelFord, JohnFinney, MartinGoodner. William R ..Gains, JamesHailey, WilliamHalpine. EdwardHill, William DJohnson, William J...Lites, JohnMartin, MosesMoore. JosephWMcConn


Name and Rank.





First Sergeant.Joseph M. Campbell ..

Sergeants.John M. Fitzgerald ...John Bird Campbell ..Joseph W. Hooper—Philander A. McCall..

Corporals.William B. WoodTheodore Edmonson..Robert T. Campbell...Alfred CarperRobert M. Cummings.Silas JonesDaniel HaynesEzekiel Weorge

Fairfield

Fairfield.

Musician.William M. Young

Privates.

Alden. Chas. JAnderson, PeterAllison. WaltersAnderson, JamesAnderson, JohnAllison, Martin V. B..Beach. Daniel KBe«>ch, WadeBailey, StephenBagwell, WilliamBatz, David LButler, William JBradley, Jasper MBrown, WilliamBacon, Henry MBrinn, John OClark. Edward BCarroll, Patrick ACibley. S. HCrews. WilliamChurch. William M ...Campbell, John BurnsDickerman, Robert ...Davis, WilliamDervin, PatrickEvans, William

Fairfield

.

New Massillon.

Burnt Prairie .

.

Clay CityRochesterFairfieldJohnsonville ...Phillipstown ...

Mt. Carroll

,

Fairfield ,Johnsonville ,Clay City

Evansville. Ind.

Albion

Filkey, William H ...Foraker, Wesley P...

Feather, John ,Farr, EdwinGilding, JosephGaston, Caleb WGillison. Patterson HGreen. ThomasGanley, George H—

Friendsville...,Fairfield

Hearl. WilliamHale, JohnTHolmes, JamesHoUingsworth,John AHiggius, MichaelHopkins, John TIddings, LewisKnowls. LeanderLoten, JosephLitherland, Samuel...Lewis, .JamesMurohy. CharlesMiller, HenryMack. WilliaraMcCow in, Nicholas S.Owen. PeterPutnam. Nathaniel

Vol. 2-6.

Mt. Vernon. Ind.FairfieldBurnt Prairie ..FairfieldCarmi

Fairfield..Mt. Era...(May City.Carmi

Carmi..,

.

Fairfield

,

AlbionFriendsville.Clay City....

Flora...•''airfield

Carmi..

May

May

May 28.1861

May 28.1861

May

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

Promoted 2d Lieutenant.

Deserted Dec. 4. 1862Disch. June 7. '62; disabil..

Discharged .Jiily 2. 1864 ....Disch. May 3. '62; disabil..

bischarge'dMay 8.' 1862'.'.

'.

'.

Promoted CaptainPromoted 1st Lieutenant.

.

Disch. Sept. 16, '62; wounds

Mustered out June 11, 1864.

Discharged March 19,1864.Disch. Apr. 27.'62; disabil.Disch. Sept. 24, '62; disabil.Died at home Feb. 20,1862.Mustered out June 11, 1864-Re enlisted as VeteranDisch. Oct. 14, '62; disabil.

browned'June 23.' isei! '.'.'.'.'.

bischarged May 8.1862 .'...Disch. June 10, '61; disabil.Re-enlisted as Veteran

be's'e'r'ted'May '31 .'1861 '.'.'.'.'.'.

Re-enlisted as Veteran

bi'ed'at'B'i"r'd''s'P''t.Au'g.'4.''6i

Hung for murder, Oct. 2, '61

Transferred to Co. HMurdered by R. Dicker-man. Sept. 30,1861

Mustered out June 11. 1864.Missing since battle of Ft.Donelson

[neetown.Died Feb. 17, '62, at Shaw-

bisch.'Mar."27.''62';"disabir.

Se'rg't.' "b'i'ed'at, buQuoin.111.. Mar. 1.1864

be's'er't'ed'Ma'y 's. 1862'.'.'.'.'.'.'.

Disch. Apr. 27, '62; wounds.Transferred to Co. HRe enlisted as VeteranDied Feb. 21,'62, at M'd City

bi'scharge'ii "jari.' s'l', '1863'.

".

'.

Re-enlisted as Veteran

bisch.'Sept.' is'.'ei;'

'di's'abi'l".

Disch. June 10, '62; disabil.Died Juae 6,'61, at Anna.lll.

bie'i Sept. 8.'62. Wayne co.Killed at Fort DonelsonFeb. 15,1862

82 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT.


rank or enlistment.


Pendleton. William...Powell, George WPishall, Lemuel W—Powless. JeffersonPickering, George ....

Powell, Jacob

Enterprise .

Clay City...Fairfield....Mt. Carmel.

May 28.1861

Ross, John IVlRoberts, E. BRubencane, Jackson..Rice, Andrew JRhodes, YauceyRichison, William E..Richison, George W ..Stevenson, A. JSmith, Marquis DStark. SpencerSt. John, Marquis R .

.

Scott, TimothyStailey, Benjiimin F..Schooley, Orlando D..Sullivan, MatthewSailor. SamuelTruscott. JamesTidball, J.BThompson, William R

Vishinshki, Thomas..Wilson, Virgil LWhite, James WWhite. H.M.CWebb. MartinWist. Robert LWeaver, WilliamWoodrupp, JohnWilson. George

Enterprise

Logansport .....Johnsonville ...Mt. EraRochester MillsNew Massilon..Fairfield

Mt. CarmeLFairfield....Mt. EraFairfield....

Bucyrus. Ohio,(^lay CityCarmi ,Fairfield ,

Mound City ....

Clay City.Fairfield..

Clay City.

Albion .Cairo ..

May 28.1

Veterans.

Bailey. StephenBrinn. John OCrews. SamuelHonkins. John FLitherland, Samuel...Rice. Andrew JRhodes, YanceyRicheson, George W..Sybley, Stephen BStephenson, Andr'w J

Recrui s.Atherton, Benson T ..Alsup. ThomasBell, Joseph J.NBoreland. William H..

Fairfield....Mt. Carmel.Fairfield.. .CarniiMt. Carmel.

Fairfield

,

Dee. 15,1863 Dec. 21.1

Fairfield....

Carbondale.

July

Oct!'

Boseman. James TBrocket, Ben.iamin P.Boyd, Berry TBaxton. Ridley B. W..Carter, William M ....Clisbie. Ijewis JCantrell. Richard R...Dobbs, WilliamDollins, Achilles D ...Evans, JohnFinnell. John WGallant, John H

Carmi.

Cave ..

July

May

17. 1862

28, 1861

Oct. 17,1862

Oct. 17.1

Clay City.Cairo

Hockey. WilliamHays. HenryHenson. William H.Hill, John WMiller, AbrahamMaloney. EdwinNewman. Marion•Parker, Joseph H...Phipp-, William ....Parcells, Barton M..

11,18618, 1861

May 28,1861

Cairo ...

Mt.'Era!

July

July"

Carmi. July

28, 1861

is.'isei

Killed at Port Done'.son.Feb. 15, 1862

Disch. Nov. 1, '62; woundsKilled at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Killed at Fort Donelson.Feb. 15,1862

Disch. May 6, '62: disabil..Disch. June 16, '62; woundsRe enlisted as Veteran

Died July 9. '62,Jackson, T.Re-enlisted as Veteran—Serg't. Re-enlisted as Vet.

Died Feb. 18, '62; wounds.

Promoted 2d Lieutenant ..Disch. Aug. 9, '62; wounds.Trans, to Co. E, 2d 111. Art.Trans, to Art. July 5. 1862.

.

Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15, 1882

Died Jan.' '29, '62! at Cairo ..Disch. July 10. '61; disabil.Disch. Sept. 16, '62; wounds

Deserted Aug. 13,

Tr. to Inv. Corps Oct.Trans, to Art. July 5,

1

See Co. C. as consolidated

Disch. Nov. 1. '62; wounds.

Died,Jackson,T., Feb. 8. '63Disch. Mar 19, 1863. Seenew Co. H

Trans, to Regiment'l Band

Discharged Jan 16,1863....Died in 1863 SeenewCo.HDischarged May 8, 1862 ....Disch Mar. 21, '63: disabil.Discharged May 8, 1862 ....

Discharged May 8,1862 ....Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15, 1862

Disch. July 16. '62; woundsDischarged May 8, 1862 ....Trans, to Regiment'l BandSee new Co. HDied. Wayne Co., Apr. 1, '62Discharged May 8.1862 ....

Trans, to Regiment'l Band

EIGHTEENTH INFANTEY. 83

Name and Rank.

84 ADJUTANT GENERALS REPORT.

Name and Rank.


Name aud Rank. Residence.Date of


Dateof muster.

Mtisicians.John O Medlock.Abraham Miller .

Privates.Arthur, DanielAlexander, Andrew J.Addams, John QBishop. James WBishop, LeviBoreland, William H .Burns, Frank JCole. James•Cuba, JohnCampbell, George W..Carr, Martin V. B ....Davis, ThomasEastwood, JamesFretwell. Bird fFrieze, William T•Gay, Samuel WHayes, DennisKilmer, EdwardKilmer, Newton JiLogan, RobertLock, WilliamLasley, HiramLeo, Barton GLewton, WilliamMesenhamm'r,Jacob CMiller. JamesMcRavens. William...Neff. JeremiahO'Brien, JamesParker, John APatterson, Charles—Ray, William JStone, George WStipp, WilliamStrong, SolomonStanley. John DTurner. Elisha CWilliams, Jacob HWotten, Ransom CWestover, Loyd A —Walker, WilliamsWilmoth, Thomas

Recruits.

Anderson, Benjamin..Burton, John HBurbank, SamuelBates, Christopher C .Derems, JohnHewin, AsaMcGregor, WileyNewton, John CNewsom. WilliamNewton. John GReynolds, .JamesReynolds. Thomas W.Sleagle, SamuelSpence, Daniel

PulaskiAnna

Alexander co.PulaskiAnnaAlexander co.

Villa Ridge.

Pulaski ....Villa Ridge.

UllinAnnaPulaskiUllinAnnaPulaskiAlexander co.AnnaVilla Ridge...Pulaski

Aug. 19,1862

Aug. 19,1862

Aug. 30,1Aug. 19,1862

Aug. 8. 1862Aug. 19,1862

Aug. 20,1862Aug. 19.1862

Villa Ridge...Alexander co.Anna

Villa Ridge...Alexander co.UllinAnnaVilla Ridge...PulaskiAnna

Ullin

Pulaski

Johnson co

,

AnnaAug. 12,1862Aug. 14.1862

Alexander co.Johnson co...

Deserted May

:

Wounded Dec. 31. 1862.

Died,Jackson,T.,Nov.6,'(Discharged Mar. 19, 1863

Wounded Dec. 31. 1862Died, Jackson. T.,Nov.7, '62Wounded Dec. 31. 1862

Disch. Aug. 2, '63; disabil.

i5ied,Jackson.T.',Nov.'28.''62

Died.L'grange.T.,Jan.28.63

Wounded Dec. 31, 1862

Tr.'toinv.' Corps '6ct.9, '63*.

Died. Jackson. T..Nov.7.'62

Died, Jackson,T..Dec.l4.'62Died,Jackson.T.,Nov.30,'62

Union CO.

Anna

Jan.Jan.Dec.Jan.Dec.Jan.Jan.

11,18644.1864

26. 186411, 186425. 186325. 186411.1

Apr. 11,;Jan. 31.1864

Apr. 11.1864


Apr. 11.1864

Cairo

Anna.

14. 1864

Jonesboro

,

Jan.Jan.Jan.

Jan. 11.1Mar. 30.1864

Jan. 14,1864Jan. 4.1864Jan. 31.1864

Apr.Apr.

11,18642, 1864

COMPANY I.



Dateof muster.

Remarks.

Captains.Samuel B. MarksJohn Blackburn..

May 11,1861Oct. 1.1862

May 28,1861Dec. 4,1862

Promoted Major ..Mustered out 1864.


Name and Rank.

EIGHTEENTH INFANTRY, 87



Dateof muster.

McCafferty, John M...Marhart. .JohnMcCulloch, Green B ..Masse, John GMcElfresh. James C ..Meeley, CharlesOlden, JohnPetrie, ConradPinnegar. H. JQuin. PatrickRedans, JonahSharpe, ThomasSonnason, PeterSloan, J, NSherman, Benjamin .,Shephard. James F ...Shephard, William P.Turner, AlfredTipperary, William..,Voorhees, GerretWelsh. JohnWeiley, George ,

Veterans.Blair, William HDavis, AbrahamGlasco, JesseHarbaugh, Cornelius.Maxwell, JosephMiller, JacobMason. Frank HMcCulloch, Green B ..Pinnegar, William J..Sunarson, Peter

May 28.1861 May 28,1861

DuQuoin ,

Jonesboro

.

i5uQuoini .

.

DuQuoinNew York, N.Y.JonesboroDuQuoin

DuQuoin

DuQuoin ..

.Jonesboro

.

Jonesboro

.

AnnaJonesboro

.

Dec. 10,1863

Nov. 30,1863Nov. 29.1863Dec. 10.1863

Nov. 29,1863Dec. 10,1863

Recruits.Blair. William H.Brown, Adolph...

May

Buckingham, Charles.] Blairsville.Blair, Joel CCollins, John AClark, John MCline, WilliamCunningham. Peter C.Carpenter, JohnDass, GabrielDowney, WilliamFitzgerald, JosephGrady, ThomasGay, Hatrick

11.1861

17.1861

Kelly, ThomasLooney, William J—Lipsey, EliMago. JesseMcGintz. HughMcCoy, HarrisonMiller, JacobMcGee, Alfred WMahan,JohnNenan, JohnPerkins, BenjaminPercells. JohnRoberts, ThomasSpence, Thomas W ...Spence, Lorenzo G—Watkins, ThomasWatkins Edward P ...Williams. Frank L....Wagar, Milo

Undfv Cooks.Ingam, DanielTaylor,*Abner ,...

May

Oct.

Blairsville.MayJune

28, 1861

12,1861

36,186117.1861

S. Danvers.Mas

Hamilton, C.WBlairsvilleDuQuoin

May

Nov.

JuneMayJuneMayMayMayMay

,1861

,1861

ColonaJonesboro

May 28,

June 10,1

Centralia

.

MayMay

Aug. 10,1862

Transserred to Co. CDied Aug. 28, '62; wounds.Re-enlisted as Vi-tt-ianDischarged: disabilityDischarged July 8, 1662....Discharged; disability—Mustered out June 11,1864.Died Nov. 13, 1863Re enlisted as Veteran

Disfh. Apr. 30, '62; disabil.Re-enlisted as VeteranMustered out June 11,1864.

Disch. Sept.29,'63; disabil.Deserted Feb. 21. 1863

Dec.Jan.Dec.

Dec.Jan.

,1864,1863

15.18637, 1864

See Co. C. as consolidated.

Re-enli^ted as Veteran....Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Deserted Peb. 23, 1863Deserted Oct. 18.1862Died at Cairo Mar. 3, 1862..

Trans.fromCo.H,Apr.25,'62Disch. Nov 21. '62; woundsDied Nov,8.1863Wounded at ShilohDisch. Jan. 14.'63; disabil .Died. Louisville,May 31. '62Wound'd,;Shiloh, Apr 6,'62Killed at Fort Donelson.Feb. 15, 1862

Died at Shiloh. Apr. 29,

'

Discharged May 8, 1862.Discharged Jan 29. 1863Died. Little Rock, Oct. 2Died, Little Rock.Apr. 8,Re enlisted as Veteran.Discharged; disability.Died.Jacks'n.T..Ang. 28.Discharged; disability.

62.

Tr. Swartz's Bat.,Aug.2,'61

Aug. 10,1862

July 1,1863 Dec

Wounded. Fort Donelson .Woun'd.Don'lson & ShilohPro. 1st Serg't, Wounded.

Disch. Sept, 6, '62; disabil.

S8 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT.

COMPANY K.


rank or enlistment.


Captains.Daniel H. Brush.Asgill Conner—

First Lieutenant.John W. Lawrence ...

Rowland W. Brush.John L. Tuthill

Second Lieutenant.Asgill Conner ,John L. TuthillJesse Temple -

First Seryeant.Rowland W. Brush

Sergeants.Joseph B. Thorp..Gilbert (i. Lowe ..George W. Kelly..Albert W. Adams.

Corporals.John L. Tuthill .......Cyrus LamarWilliam H. Frickett..

Jefferson PhelpsJames T. Milligan—Joseph EnnisonHenry A. Ingersoll...ElkhanahH. Brush...

Jackson co .Carbondale.

Musicians.Gabriel Wiley Cox.Henry Starr

Privates.Adams. CharlesBabbitt. Richard W.Booth, Thomas H. ..Bander, Abraham R.Blake. Patrick

Brewster. JamesBartlett, Samuel J....Brush. Samuel TBaile. Martin VBrookmen, JohnBuckingham. (Ihas. O.Bail, William GConner, William H ...Crenshaw, John HCampbell. James H...Crowl. SamuelCrowley, DanielCrowel, WilliamClark, John MCooper, James DClinton, Phil. DeWitt.Crowell, AmbusDaniels, SanfordDixon, Thomas AForbush. JacobEwing, RussellGaney, PatrickGallagher, PatrickGallagher, Thomas ...Hamilton, P^inisHarris. William DHord, Thomas PHaves, Amos BHarris, Lee Sullivan .Imhoff. Joseph VVKelly, Thomas B

Carbondale-

Carbondale...

Murphysboro

Carbondale...Murphysboro

Carbondale.

Carbondale.

MurphysboroJackson co ...Carbondale...

Perry co.

MayJuly

May 6, 1861

June 25,1862Dec. 10.1862

May 6. 1861July 8,1862Dec. 10,1862

May 28.1861

May 28,

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

May 28,1861

Carbondale. May

May ^2,1861

May 28,1861May 2,1861May 28,1861

May

May 28,1861

Carbondale.Jackson co .

Carbondale.Jaekson co .Carbondale.

Murphysboro .Williamson co.DeSotoDuQuoin

Promoted MajorMustered out, 1864

Trans, to ram fleet, asAss't Surgeon, July 15, '62

Resigned Dec 10, 1862Mustered out, 1864

Promoted

Resigned Jiiiy 12,' 1864! '.'.'.'.'.

Promoted 1st Lieut

Promoted Serg't MajorPro. 2d Lieut.Co.K,9thIll..Disch. Oct. 10, '61; disabil.Promoted Sergeant Major.

Prom. Serg't and 2d Lieut.l*roniot id SergeantSerg't. Killed, Fort Donel-son,Feb. 15,1862

Disch. Mar. 18, '62: disabil.

Appointed Hosp. Steward.Disch. Oct. 12, '61: disabil.Promoted Sergeant

Discharged, 1861: disabil..Disch. Aug. 16, '62; disabil

Promoted Q. M. Sergeant.Died. Bird's P't, June 25, '61Tr.Swartz'i Bat Sept.l.'62Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Transferred to Co.' h! ! '.'.'.'.

Promoted CorporalDisch. July 25, '62; wounds

Prom. Corp'l and Serg't...

Transferred to' 'Co.'

H

'.'.'.'.'.'.

Disch. May 8. '62; disabil..Killed at Shiloh,Apr.6,'62.Disch. Aug. 29, '61; disabil

Discharged 'May 8.' 1862 " .'.'

Transferred Vo 'Co.

'H !'.!!'.

!

Promoted CorporalProm. Corp'l and Serg't ..Prom. Q. M. Sergeant—Prom. Corporal. Reduced.Died at home Aug. 28, 1861.





King, John PKing, FreemanLonden. Oliver H. P..Martin. Thomas L ....Morgan. ThomasMcCartney, Thomas ..McGrath, JamesMulligan. HughMcGuire, .JohnNorth, Richard JMeal, JohnNOwens, Alonzo NRidgeway, Charles L.Rose. Charles WRichards, Eliphalet A.Rouse, WilliamRichards, ThomasReddington. Thomas..Richards, William ....Swafford, ThomasStoneum. James E—Tyner, William H. H..Trobaugh, Henry W..Temple, Jesse

Taylor, Granville

Twyor. Joshua SVoss. Joshua SWilliams. George L...Winchester, Russell ..Watkins, Henry A—Ward, Chapman

Recruits.Adams, Charles FArms, MosesBeasely, George W ...Berces, ThomasCalvin, MosesCrowell. William R...Caswell. Samuel J—Chamberlain, Wm. D.Claxton, Thomas J—Calvin, James HChampion, Thomas ...Chidister, Francis M..Danning, Miller HFanner, William R—Fanner, MosesFinley,JohnGlove, AlonzyHindmau, J ohn THudson, George A—Hand, Charles MHogan, J ames HJarboe, George CJordon, EliasMoore, James MNevils, William ANevils, Joseph MPlumlee, WilliamRussell, William

Russell, Felix Bytocks, keubenSprague, PhillipStagner, .William JSmith, John MTaylor, JohnTuaay, ThomasVivreette, Micajah T .Woods, John WWilliams, Thomas L..Wheatley, James M...Willis. Miles

Murphysboro...

Williamson co..CarbondaleJackson co

CarbondaleJackson coWilliamson CO..•Jackson coDeSotoJackson coCarbondaleJackson co

Murphysboro ..CarbondaleMurphysboro ..DeSotoJackson coWilliamson CO..Jackson coMurphysboro ..

Jackson co

Williamson CO..Carbondale

Jackson coCarbondale

Jackson CO

CarbondaleFranklin coWilliamson cc.Franklin coCarbondaleJackson coCarbondaleWilliamson CO..

Jackspnco

BentonFranklin coWilliamson CO..Carbondale

BentonFranklin coCarbondaleMarionFranklin co—

Williamson co.

BentonFranklin CO.

Carbondale.Franklin co

May 24. May 24,

Died at home. Mar. 26, 1862.

Transferred to Co. HMustered out June 7, 1864.

.

Disch. Apr. 30.'62; disabil.Died Mar. 20. 1862; woundsTransferred to Co HPromoted CorporalTransferred to Co. HDisch. May 16, '62; woundsDied at Cairo. Jan. 11. 1862.

Promoted Corporal.

Disch. Oct. 9, '61; disabil..Prom. Serg't, lstSerg't.2dLieut.; wounded

Prom. Corp'l. Killed atShiloh.Apr.6. 1862

Prom. Corpl. Killed at Shi-loh. Apr. 6. 1862

Disch. Mays. 1862; disabil.

June 26,186May 9,186June 18.186Mar. 9, 186May 30,186June 5.186June 12,186June 18,186

AugSept,May

JulyMayJuneSept.JuneMayMay

MayMay

June-

May 9,1861June 12.186

July 22,186:June 18,186:

May 9,186:

June 6,May 9.186:

29, 186:

11,186:

^9,186

10. 18630, 1866. 1869.186:

5,1866, 186

_9, 186:

30. 186:

9, 186:

June 17.1864

Disch. Oct. 14.'62; disabil

.

Disch. Dec. 1, '6i; disabil.

June 17,1864

Died,home Mar.l,'62;w'ndsDied Feb. 22, '62; wounds.Disch. Oct. 9, 1861; disabil,Tr. Swartz's Bat. Sept 1. '61

Died at Shiloh, Mar. 30, '62

Transferred from ijo. C . . .

.

Died at home, Aug. 11. 1861

•Transferred from Co. C . . .

.

Disch. Sept, 9, 62; disabil.Trans, from Co. CMay 1.'62

Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15. 1862

Disch. Aug. 5, 1861; minor.

June 18.1861Mustered out June 7, 1864.

.

Promoted CorporalMustered out June 7. 1864.

.

Trans, from Co.C.May 1,'62

90 ADJUTANT GENERAL a REPORT.

Name and Rank.


HISTORY OF EIGHTEENTH INFANTRY.

This Regiment originally rendezvoused at Anna, Union county, 111., May16, 1861, for the Ninth Congressional District, under the "Ten RegimentBill.'' May 19 was mustered into the State service for thirty days, by Ulysses5. Grant, then State Mustering Officer, and was on the 28th of the samemonth, by Captain Pitcher, U. S. A., mustered into the service of the UnitedStates for three years—Michael K. Lawler, Colonel; Thomas H. Burgess,Lieutenant Colonel, and Samuel Eaton, Major.

June 24, 1861, the Regiment was moved to Bird's Point, Mo., where it re-mained, drilling, doing guard duty, working on fortifications, removing rail-road buildings and track to keep same from falling into the river, makingnew road, etc., until August 5, when it was moved into the swamp eight mileswest, on the line of the C. and Fulton Railroad, to guard it and protect work-men making repairs. August 14 returned to Bird's Point, half the commandsick, poisoned by malaria. August 26, moved to Mound City, III., to guardgunboats there being built, and to recuperate health of the Regiment. Octo-ber 5, went to Cairo. November 3, formed part of a force, under ColonelOglesby, sent to Bloomfield, Mo., to rout Jeff. Thompson and his band,which was accomplished. November 13, returned to Cairo, via Cape Girar-deau. January 10, 1862, marched with force under General Grant, composedof Cavalry, Artillery and Infantry, General McClernand, Division Comroander,on reconnoissance in the vicinity of Columbus, Ky. Returned to Cairo andthere remained until February 3; then took steamer and proceeded with ex-pedition under General Grant up the Tennessee river, February 6, this Regi-ment was in the advance in General Oglesby's Brigade at the capture of FortHenry, and one of the first to enter the same, but too late to meet the rebels—they had flown. February 11, started with the advance upon Fort Donel-son; was there 600 strong for duty. In the battles of 13th to 15th, occupiedthe right ot Oglesby's Brigade, which was on the right of the line of battle.On the 15th February, the Regiment lost in killed and wounded, 200 men; 50died upon the field and 10 soon afterwards. Colonel Lawler was in commandof the Regiment, and the Lieutenant Colonel and Major being absent, D. H.Brush, as Senior Captain, acted as second in command. In the battle of the15th, Colonel Lawler was wounded early in the day, and turned over the com-mand to Captain Brush, who later received a rifle shot in his shoulder. TheRegiment at the time occupied the extreme right of the line, and was sepa-rated from the other forces some two or three hundred yards to the east, hav-ing been ordered by Gen. Oglesby to take such position to intercept the rebelsin their attempt to get away in that direction. The advancing enemy wasconfronted and held in check until the ammunition of the interposing forcewas exhausted, when it was withdrawn from that part of the field in goodorder, and unmolested by the rebels.

The Regiment during ail the battle maintained the positions to which it wasin the early morning assigned, bravely and persistently, and not until its am-munition was spent was the order to retire given. Its place that eventfulmorning was one commanding the road from the Fori, by which the rebelsessayed to escape. The daring attempt, however, was most signally frus-trated by Oglesby's dauntless Brigade. March 11, the Regiment embarkedfor Pittsburg Landing, and went into camp there on the 23d, about two milesout from the river. The Brigade to which it was attached consisted of theEighth and Eighteenth Illinois and the Eleventh and Thirteenth Iowa Regi-ments, under Colonel Hare, of the Thirteenth Iowa. Sunday morning, April6, a little after 7 o'clock, the long roll was sounded, whereupon the Brigadewas speedily formed, the Eighteenth under command of Major Eaton, acting


Colonel, Colonel Lawler and Lieutenant Colonel Burgress being absent. Cap-tain Brush being second in command; and about 8 o'clock the Brigade wasordered to the front. It marched out towards Corinth about one mile fromcamp before striking the rebels. Line of battle was formed, and the fight atonce became fast and furious. Very soon Major Eaton fell, pierced by a ball,and was taken from the field. Captain Brush then assumed command. Thebattle raged incessantly; about 1 p. m. he received a shot, disabling his bridlehand, and an hour later a rifle ball struck his thigh, compelling his retire-ment. The command of the Regiment then devolved upon Captain Anderson,he being next in rank. He was in command during the remainder of the en-gagement.

At the commencement of the battle the Regiment had for duty 435 officersand men. The loss on the 6th was 10 killed, 63 wounded, and 2 missing.None were injured the second day of the battle. The three Color Bearers,who carried the flag in the first day's conflict, were all killed while supportingthe banner. Major Eaton died of the wound he received. He had resignedon the 1st of April, but notice of the acceptance of his resignation not havingreached him, he went bravely into the battle in command of the Regimentand lost his life.

The Regiment was with the Army of the Tennessee during the advanceupon Corinth, serving in a Brigade commanded by Colonel Lawler, in Bri-gadier General McClernand's Division. After the evacuation of Corinth, wasstationed at Bethel, on M. and 0. railroad, reaching there June 6, fromwhence, on the 15th of June, it marched to Jackson, Tenn., and there wentinto camp, remaining mostly at rest, except reasonable performance of drilland camp duties, and keeping due watch out for rebel movements.

July 27, Major D. H. Brush, promotad to that office since the battle ofShiloh, joined the Regiment and resumed command, not yet fully recoveredfrom the wounds he received in that battle, and the same day the Eighth,Eighteenth and Thirty-first Illinois Infantry, with a two-gun battery and asquadron of cavalry, under Colonel Lawler, started on an expedition to Boli-var and other points where it was supposed Rebels might be encountered.Bolivar, Brownsville, and various other places were visited, no force of theenemy caught up with, and August 13 returned to camp at Jackson, where itremained during the residue of the year 1862, keeping up drill and tactic in-struction, performing its full share of guard duty, and sending out strong de-tachments to guard railroads and save bridges from Rebel raids, etc. Sep-tember 26, the Regiment received an accession of two Companies, "H" and^'C," aggregating 137 men, recruited by Captain Connor, at Carbondale, 111.,to take the place of the original Companies "H" and "C," which had beenconsolidated with other Companies of the Regiment after the battles of Don-elson and Shiloh.

November 28, 1862, one- half the period for which the Regiment was must-ered into service having expired, a statement was made showing the followingfacts, viz.

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Originally mustered, strength, officers and men


port to the Marine Brigade. December 20 the Regiment, with other forces,was marched out towards Lexington and Trenton, to intercept the rebels in araid then being made against Union troops guarding the railroads, etc. De-cember 23, marched towards Bolivar; reached Medon Station, on M. C. R. R.

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and camped; next day marched to Denmark, and thence to Toon's Station,and there took cars for Jackson, arriving at midnight of the 26th. Heardfrequently of rebels just ahead, and saw signs of their late presence, butcould not catch up with them. December 31, E and H Companies of theRegiment were engaged in the fight with the rebels under Forrest, near Lex-ington. The Companies were commanded by Captain Davis, of this Regi-ment. General Sullivan leading the Union forces, and driving the rebels withconsiderable loss. The same day the rest of the Regiment was sent to join inpursuit of the retreating foe. Reached Lexington next day,—one day toolate, the rebels having passed. Pursuit was continued to the crossing of theTennessee at Clifton, but the rebels had gotten over and were out of reach.

January 7th, 1863, the Regiment returned to its camp at Jackson, having-had the severest tramp yet experienced. More than one hundred and twenty-five miles had been marched in snow, in rain, in mud, over hills and rockyroads, and through ice-cold streams,—yet the men stood it well, few givingout or complaining. The Regiment was not again ordered away from Jack-son until March 4, when the command moved out toward Huntingdon;,reached that place same day, but found no rebels in arms; scoured the coun-try until the 9th, and then returned to old quarters.

March 15 the Regiment was again ordered to proceed to Huntingdon andTrenton to look after rebels; moved out some two hundred strong, mounted ;.was gone two days; found only citizens "who had taken the oath," in eightymiles travel.

April 1 the Regiment, two hundred and fifty mounted men, was againmoved toward Bolivar, Whiteville, and beyond, on the hunt of guerrillas andother rebels said to be infesting the neighborhood. Had a brush with a partyposted in the road; drove them towards Danceyville; captured some prison-ers and horses. Proceeded to Covington, Tenn., where Colonel Lawler es-tablished a "Post," and, as Commander, required citizens to come in andtake the oath. Captain Reed, of E Company, was sent towards Randolph,,on the Mississippi river, with a squad, to find out the doings of the rebels,and was killed by a shot from a thicket as he was returning. A rebel prisonerhe had in charge was also killed by the same volley.

The Regiment scoured the country from Covington to Porterville, and to"Big Creek Settlement," within twenty miles of Memphis, gathering inhorses, mules, some "citizens" with arms handy, and also needed suppliesfor the men. April 10, returned to Bolivar, and turned over prisoners, somethirty, to Provost Marshal, and captured property to General Brayman's A.A. Q. M. Next day was ordered to Summerville, Tenn.; investigated thatplace and the surrounding country, routing guerrillas and securing some pri-soners. Returned to Bolivar on the 15th, and arrived at Jackson on the nextday. One hundred and fifty-seven horses and four mules were turned over toCaptain Clubb, Department Quartermaster at Jackson; also, one Colt's re-volver, taken from a rebel Surgeon captured in a camp found hidden in aswamp,—said property having been secured by the Regiment on said expe-dition.

April 25, ('olonel Lawler having been commissioned a Brigadier General,received orders to report to General McClernand, near Vicksburg. TheRegiment, on the 27th, escorted General Lawler to the train, with mutual re-grets at parting and that all were not going. When General Grant was aboutto leave Jackson for Memphis and the south on the expedition against Vicks-burg, the Commander of the Regiment applied to him for the Regiment to beincluded with the other forces taken, but as large Government stores were tobe left at Jackson, well tried troops must be detailed to guard the property,and the "Old Eighteenth" was one of the Regiments selected for that duty.

May 30, ordered to take train at 5 A. M. with General Kimball's Division,wh'ch was done. The train moved towards Memphis, arrived there the sameday; went on board a steamboat and down the Mississippi. Below Helena.


received a volley from the Arkansas shore. Two men of the 22d Ohio on thehurricane deck were wounded. June 2, reached the point above Vicksburgand were ordered up the Yazoo to Haines' Bluff; landed there and the nextday the brigade moved up the river some five miles and went into camp onthe hills about 12 miles northeast of Vicksburg, yet within hearing of the in-cessant bombardment of that doomed city. June 4, the aggregate of theEegiment, rank and file, was 369 on hand for duty, not including the team-sters and men in hospital and those absent on other service. June 7, the bri-gade was moved out about four miles to the northeast, and on the 9th againmoved farther up the bluff to support a battery. On the 11th the Regimentwith the brigade was moved back towards Haines' Bluff and placed in positionupon high ground near the Yazoo ("River of Death").June 16th the Regiment was again moved some four miles west to a po-

sition near Division Headquarters, a point more central in the line frontingoutward from the forces closely investing Vicksburg. Lieutenant ColonelBrush, promoted to the office of Colonel, was mustered in as such. June 25,the Regiment occupied still its position in the line in rear of, and sometwelve miles northeast of Vicksburg, established there to prevent the outsiderebels from attacking the Union forces investing that city, doing little butlistening to the continuous cannonading going on. July l,the Regiment wasmoved about two miles to a position outside the breastworks. July 3, newscame that the rebels had hoisted a "White Flag" on the ramparts, and onthe ever glorious 4th the assurance that Vicksburg, the stronghold of the en-emy, was again under the Union banner, cheered every loyal soldier's heart.July 24, the Regiment, with other troops, was placed on transports andstarted up the Mississippi, and on the 27th landed at Helena, Ark., and wentinto camp The aggregate strength of the Regiment then present and absentwas 553, many of them being sick in the hospital. August 6, 1863, the Regi-rnent was included in the forces being made ready for the "Arkansas Hlxpe-dition" by Major General Steele, under authority from Headquarters of the16th Army Corps, and was assigned to the second Division. August 13,started from Helena, and on the 17th reached Clarendon on White River; re-mained there until the 22d and then left for Duvall's Bluff, where the divisionwent into camp on the 24th and remained until September 2, then moved toBrownsville 27 miles west.

August 31, the Regiment was mustered and found to be so much reducedby sickness that less than 200 remained for duty. .Some 1,500 men sick wereleft at Duvall's Bluff, and about 700 more had been provided for at Browns-ville. September 7, the Regiment was in camp with the other forces tenmiles from Little Rock, September 11, the forces advanced towards the citydriving the enemy on both sides of the river, and took possession of the in-trenchments and the city the same day. Notice of the acceptance of the res-ignation of the Colonel of the Regiment, who had tendered the same becauseof the great reduction in the number of its men, its condition not entitling itat that time to a Colonel in case of a vacancy, having come to the Regiment,he turned over the command to the next in rank present, the Major.The Regiment remained in Arkansas, being stationed principally at Pine

Bluff, Duvall's Bluff and Little Rock, and participated in numerous cam-paigns and expeditions. Soon after May 28, 1864, when the term of serviceof those originally mustered in expired, they were mustered out and pro-ceeded to Springfield, Illinois, for pay and discharge. All re-eolisted menand recruits who had joined the Regiment since the date of its original mus-ter-in, were, in compliance with special orders No. 112, of Commander of theDepartment of Arkansas, dated May 24, 1864, formed into companies undersupervision of Major Vincent, Commissary of Musters, and on the 14th ofApril, 1865, the Regiment was composed of two companies of veterans (Band C); one company of three years' recruits (A), and seven companies ofone year's recruits assigned to the Regiment in March, 1865.

December 16, 1865, the Regiment was mustered out at Little Rock, Ark.,and December 31, thereafter, arrived at Camp Butler, Illinois, for paymentand discharge.The aggregate of the Regiment since its organization, rank and file, num-

bers 2,043.


ORDER OF CONSOLIDATION.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,Washington, D. C. February 11, 1863.

Special Order, \No. 69. /

Extract—XXII. The detachments from the Fifty-ninth and Sixty-thirdRegiments Illinois Volunteers, and Company K, Eighteenth Illinois Volun-teers, now serving with the Mississippi Ram fleet, are hereby permanentlydetached from their respective commands, and transferred to the MississippiMarine Brigade. The Governor of Illinois is authorized to recruit a newCompany for the Eighteenth Regiment.By order of Secretary of War. L. THOMAS,

Adjutant General.Official: Robert Williams,

Assistant Adjutant General.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARKANSAS, ETC."Little Rock, Ark., May 24, 1864.

Special Orders,!No. 112. /

Extract.—VI. The original term of service of the Eighteenth RegimentIllinois Volunteers being about to expire, all re-enlisted men and recruitswho have joined the Regiment since the date of its original muster-in, will,in compliance with the provisions of Circular No. 36, from the War Depart-ment, of May 2, 1864. be formed into Companies under the direction and su-pervision of 'Major Vincent, Commissary of Musters. The following officersare designated for the same: Captain, Jabez J. Anderson; Captain, MichaelA. Killain; Captain, John Davis; First Lieutenant, George Miller; FirstLieutenant, Charles A. Towle; First Lieutenant, Jonathan A. Mosher; Sec-ond Lieutenant, Thomas J. Watson; Second Lieutenant, Benj. Redfield.

In case the Companies so formed shall be organized as a Battalion, MajorHenry S. Wilson is designated as its commander.The officers and men of this Regiment, not thus designated, will be fur-

nished transportation to the State of Illinois, there to be paid off and muster-ed out in accordance with the mustering regulations of the Army.

BENJAMIN B. FOSTER, A. A. G.By order of Major General F. Steele.

To Major A. 0. Vin'Cent,Commissary of Muster, Department oj Arkansas.

OFFICE COMMISSARY OF MUSTER, DEPARTMENT OF ARKANSAS,Little Rock, Ark., June 8, 1864.

Lieutenant Colonel W. D. Green,Assistant Adjutant General, Department of Arkansas:

Sir—I have the honor to report that, pursuant to Par. VI, S. O. 112, Head-quarters Department of Arkansas, Mav 24, 1864, and under provisions ofWar Department Circular 36. series 1864. the enlisted men belonging toEighteenth Illinois Infantry Volunteers, who were not entitled to dischargewhen the regimental term of service expired, together with officers of sameRegiment selected by department commanders, have been formed into threecompanies, with the following organization:


Company A, detachment Eighteenth Illinois Infantry Volunteers, JohnDavis, Captain; John K. Mosher, First Lieutenant; Benjamin Redfield, Sec-ond Lieutenant.

Fifty-one (51) enlisted men, Company C, privates; forty-nine (49) enlistedmen. Company H, privates.Company B, Detachment Eighteenth Illinois Infantry Volunteers, Michael

A. Killion, Captain; Charles 0. Towle, First Lieutenant: Thomas J. Watson,Second Lieutenant.

Sixteen (16) enlisted men, Company A, privates; forty-seven (47) enlistedmen. Company D, privates; twenty-seven (27) enlisted men, Company E, pri-vates; two (2) non-commissioned staff of&eers Regiment, privates; nineteen(19) enlisted men, Company D, privates.*Company C, detachment Eighteenth Illinois Infantry Volunteers, Jabez J.

Anderson, Captain; George Miller, First Lieutenant,

Nine (9) enlisted men, Company B, privates; flfty-eight (58) enlisted men,Company F, privates; eleven (ll) enlisted men. Company G, privates; four-teen (14) enlisted men, Company I, privates.The officers and detachments above designated to be accounted for on the

rolls of their proper companies from 28th day of May, 1864.

Company A has an aggregate of one hundred (100) enlisted men, and iscomposed exclusively of recruits that joined the Regiment after its originalorganization, and who, with few exceptions, will be entitled to muster-outduring the months of August and September, 1865.

Company B has an aggregate of ninety-two (92) enlisted men, sixty-twoveterans volunteers, and thirty (30) recruits.

Company C has an aggregate of ninety-two (92) enlisted men, sixty-four(64) veteran volunteers, and twenty- eight (28) recruits.

The aggregate of the three companies is 303, and this number not beingsufficient to entitle the command to a field officer of any grade, it is respect-fully recommended that the senior Captain may be placed in command.

All enlisted men have been assigned as private soldiers. Many of themwere non-commissioned officers in former companies, but the offices held bythem ceased to exist when the Regimental organization terminated by virtueof expiration of service.

I, therefore, respectfully suggest that the commanding officer of the abovenamed companies be authorized to appoint, upon the recommesdation of thecompany commanders, the requisite number of non commissioned officers

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all thus selected to take rank and be entitled to the pay of their respectivegrades from date of this organization. May 28, 1864. Herewith, forthe infor-mation and guidance of company commanders, are descriptive rolls and ac-counts of pay, clothing, bounty, etc., of each man assigned to their respec-tive companies.

Very respectfully,.

Your obedient servant,A.O.VINCENT,

Major and Commissary of Musters, Department of Arkansas.

*To this Company I have, also, temporarily attached nineteen (19) recruits (Co. D).whose term of service expires June 13. 1864. in order that one of the former oflacera of thatCompany (Lieutenant Towle) may superintend the preparation of their muster out rollsand discharges.


HEADQUARTEKS DEPARTMENT OF ARKANSAS,LiTTLP Rock, Ark., June 30, 1864.

Respectfully returned to Major A. O. Vincent, Commissary of Muster.His organization of the detachment of the Eighteenth Illinois Infantry is ap-proved.

By order of Major General F. Steele.W. D. GREEN,

A. A. G.

OFFICE OF COMMISSARY OF MUSTERS, DEPARTMENT ARKANSAS,Little Rock, July 2, 1864.

Respectfully referred, through 2d Division, 7th A. C, and intermediateHeadquarters, to Captain Jabez J. Anderson, commanding detachment (Com-panies A, B and C) Eighteenth Illinois Infantry Volunteers, for his informa-tion and guidance.

A. O. VINCENT,Major and Commissary of Musters, Department of Arkansas.

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