Captain, JAMES M. RICHARDSON, Hubbardston.

1st Lieut., WILLIAM T. HARLOW, Spencer; 2d Lieut., IRA J. KELTON, Holden. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Captain, THEODORE S. FOSTER, Fitchburg.

1st Lieut., CHARLES BARKER, Fitchburg; 2d Lieut., EBEN T. HAYWARD, Fitchburg.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Captain, PELHAM BRADFORD, West Boylston.

1st Lieut., SOLOMON HOVEY, JR., Boston; 2d Lieut., WOODBURY WHITTEMORE, Lan

caster.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Field Edward F., Lancaster

White John D., West Boylston
Gardner Horace, Boston

Collins John, Fitchburg
Converse Rufus, Wales
Converse Horace, Wales
Clinton John L., Worcester
Clapp Horace, Webster
Daly Joseph, West Boylston
Defoe Paul, Worcester
Davenport Allen, Holden
Downes Lyman, Greenfield
Eppler John, Greenfield
Freeman John, Irving
Fiske Richard R., Blackstone
Fawcett Benj. C., Boylston
Goodwin Edwin, Marlboro'
Gallagher Hugh, West Boylston
Glazier Chas H., East Boylston
Grover Geo. A., So. Hingham
Haven Chas. R., Bolton
Hubbard Myron, Holden
Horan John II., West Boylston
Hosmer Dennis, Holden, disch'd
Hale Mortimer T., Holden
Hastings Albert S., Boylston
Hartney Patrick, Greenfield
Hobbs Amos, Stafford Springs
Hall Wm. P., Worcester
Henry Alvin P., discharged
Hall Augustus M., Clinton
Jennings John F., West Boylston
Jameson Calvin, Clinton
Kenney Wm. P., Worcester
Kittredge Peter T., Sterling
Kennedy James, Bolton
Liston Richard, Greenfield
Maloy Thomas, Clinton
Mautte Louis, New Haven
Maquillan Chas. E., Lancaster

Micer Clifford, Oxford
Moulton Chas. H., Clinton
Moore Francis L., Warwick
Ollis Luke, Lancaster
Oliver La Forrest, Athol
Paine Jefferson, Worcester
Parmenter John A., Leominster
Pierce Frank E., Lancaster
Pratt David, Montague

Penery Waterman, Wales

Richards Ebenezer W., Lancaster
Robinson Wm. L., Worcester
Santon Oliver, Holden

Sawyer Josiah G., West Boylston
Sawyer Oliver B., Lancaster

Sargent Thomas E., West Boylston
Sylvester Albert P., W. Boylston
Shepard Joshua G., W. Boylston
Shepard Charles, jr., W. Boylston
Smith Wm. H., Dedham

Sinclair Chas. H., Leominster

Stewart Wm. H.

Shehan Edward, Greenfield

Thomas Albert M., Leominster

Tuhey Peter, New England Village
Thompson Ira, Warren

Terrill Edward, Millbury

White Henry, Boylston, promoted to corporal

Willett Felix, Mohegan, R. L

Wheeler Leonard M., W. Boylston

Walsh George, Warren

Wilson James A., Worcester

Welch John, Winchendon
Welcome Alfred, Sterling
Webster Lucian

Company F.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, B. FRANK ROGERS, Chicago, Ill.

CHARLES K. STODDARD, Upton, shot by a sentinel, died Sept. 30, 1861. 1st Lieut., CAMBLE O. LAFORREST, South Boston, promoted from 2d lieut., Oct. 16, 1851. 2d Lieut., WILLIAM H. VALENTINE, Worcester, commissioned Jan. 1, 1862.

Sergeants.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

1st Lieut.,

Captain,

Duprey Louis, Webster
Dolligan James, Auburn
Dandurand Austin, Northboro'
Day Hiram J., Worcester

Draper Wm. A., Thompson, Conn.
Fallon Owen, Worcester
Fabrey Timothy, Worcester
Flagg William, Worcester
Falton Thomas, Worcester
Foster Henry A., Millbury
Gay Chas. J., Worcester
Hammed Owen, Auburn
Hart John, Worcester
Harrington Jeremiah, Webster
Kelly William, Worcester
King James L.

Knight Albert, Charlton

Lawson Monroe C., Thompson,
Conn.

Lovering Monroe C., Auburn
Lebois Frederic, Webster
Murch Joseph, Abington
McGurness Horatio, Auburn
Mead Charles, Feltonville, N. Y.
McCue John, Worcester
Mellney Chas. H., Southbridge
Marcy Frank, Millbury
Moran Charles, Worcester
Muzzy Chas. C., Worcester

Company G.-21st Reg.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Naugle John, Worcester
Owen Mason, Auburn

Paine Wm. J., Sutton

Potter Albert, Worcester
Philips William, Holden

Philips Emerson, Worcester
Parker Geo. E., Worcester
Pawton Maxy, Holden
Paul Michael W., Millbury
Remrer Chas. E., Berlin
Redfern Josiah, Oxford
Slater James, Worcester
Shea Joseph, Worcester
Sullivan Patrick, Deerfield
Scott Henry, Holden
Savage Peter, North Adams
Salisbury John

Scott Geo. E., Worcester
Simmonds Chas. E., Worcester
Stowell Edward B., Auburn

Shumway Chas. W., Webster
Thayer John, North Hadley
Trudan William, Wilbraham
Waters Levi, Worcester
Wister Henry C., North Oxford
Williams George, Auburn
Wright Albert, Worcester
Parker John K., Worcester

ADDISON A. WALKER, Ashburnham.

ALONZO P. DAVIS, Ashburnham, discharged Jan. 16, 1862.

SAMUEL O. TAYLOR, Ashburnham, promoted from 2d lieut., Jan. 24, 1862. 2d Lieut., ASAHEL WHEELER, Ashburnham, promoted from sergeant Jan. 24, 1862.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Captain, JOSEPH P. RICE, Ashburnham.

1st Lieut., JOHN D. FRAZER, Holyoke; 2d Lieut., SOLOMON C. SHUMWAY, Belchertown.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Captain, HENRY H. RICHARDSON, Pittsfield.
1st Lieut., FRAZER A. STEARNS, Amherst.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Groves James L., Holland
Hinkley Edwin A., Lanesboro'
Henri Proten, North Adams
Knight Justin, Enfield
Mott A. K., Greenwich
Hale A. W., Gill

Hale James W., Bernardston
Hale Dwight, Bernardston, disch'd
Houghton George H., Leominster
Henry Wm.

Jacquot Jule, No. Adams

Jennings Charles H., South Adams
Jones Charles A., Warwick
Kelly Jeremiah, Pittsfield
Lackore Edward, Bernardston
Lake J. H.

Laurie D. F., Worcester
Leonard Warren, Deerfield
Leonard Charles, Deerfield
Lemley George, Lee
McEvoy Thomas. Worcester
Messenger John, New Lebanon
Murphy Hugh, Pittsfield
Metcalf Joseph, Spencer

Company K.-21st Reg.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Merrill Charles W., New Lebanon
Northrop Albert H., Lenox
Nilan John, Pittsfield

Owens Alonson K., Leominster
Philips Moses B., Gill
Reynolds John, South Adams
Russell Henry, Pittsfield
Russell Samuel P., Pittsfield
Spencer Lucian W., Worcester
Stone Mellville C., Worcester
Sexton Thomas, Williamsburg
Thomas James, Becket

Thew Josephus, North Adams
Tyler William H., Richmond
Wilcox Solomon, Dalton, disch'd
Webster Warren, Chatham
Welch F.

Wells Thomas

Worthington George, No. Adams
Whipple Samuel P., Pittsfield
Wright Samuel, Pittsfield
Wheelock George F., Leominster
Wheeler Richard, Lee
Wyatt S. H.

Captain, THOMAS S. WASHBURN, Worcester.

1st Lieut., MATTHEW M. PARKHURST, Barre; 2d Lieut., JOHN B. WILLIAMS, Barre.

Sergeants.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Aldrich Harrison, Williamsville

Davis George W., Barre
Lawrence George F., Hardwick
Brigham B., Hardwick
Sawyer William H., New Salem
Corporals.

Richardson Erastus B., Barre
Nye Edwin, Barre
Gethings Frank P., Barre
Hayden Josiah W., New Salem
Rider William D., Barre
Billings William H., Dana
Cleveland William H., Hardwick
Wyman Hiram A., Hardwick
Warner Gilman E., Hardwick

Musicians.

Parker Isaac E., Rutland
Wetherbee Emery E., Marlboro'
Wagoner.

Parker Rawson, Barre

Privates.

Aldrich Calvin, Petersham
Aldrich Whitman, North Prescott
Barnes Augustus T., Hardwick
Bliss Harrison D., New Salem
Bliss Albert A., New Salem

Boyd Cheny, Spencer

Burr George, Brookfield

Banks Prentiss J., Alstead

Booth Geo. S., No. Adams, wound

ed at Roanoke Island, Feb. 8th
Caswell Charles M., Fitchburg
Conant Henry E., Barre
Carney Patrick, Barre

Cummings Daniel W., Paxton

Converse Charles C., Ware
Clifford Elbridge G., Hatfield
Caldwell George L., Oakham
Clancey James, Worcester
Dyer Thomas B., Westboro'
Emmons Marcus A., Hardwick
Ellis William, Worcester
Fessenden James O., Barre
Flynn Michael, North Adams
Fellows Henry M., Litchfield
Gleason George H., Barre
Harding George W.

Harper Henry M., Worcester
Hill Clark, Hardwick

Henry William A., Worcester
Hennesey Michael, Hatfield
Hadlock Henry L., Charlemont
Haskins Henry H., Dana
Harrington William, Barre
Howe Edwin L., Barre, deceased
Holbrook Henry C., Barre
Hunting Daniel A., Hubbardston
Jordan Erastus C., Coventry
Jerome William, New Braintree
Judkins Oliver P., Rutland
Kenny John, Cronwoll, Can.
Lagara German, Petersham
Lander George M., Greenfield
Lindsey Horace D., Dana
Martin Patrick, Barre
Marshall Thomas, Rutland
Morrow William H., Barre
Moore Dean, Hubbardston
Maynard George S., Hubbardston
Matimoe Patrick, Worcester
Nourse Timothy W., Barre

Noonan Daniel, Petersham
Orcutt William L., North Adams
Powers Nicholas, Worcester
Pease Benjamin F., Hardwick
Phelps Burton, Barre
Porter George H., Charlemont
Plummer Chas., Hammond, dead
Rider Alfred A., Worcester
Sullivan James H., Westboro'
Stowe Charles E., Hubbardston
Smith George, Centre Harbor
Stowell Frank L., Petershamn
Stone Henry O., Barre
Smith Charles A., Barre
Smith George W., Boston

Sherman Henry M., Hardwick
Stone Joseph E., Barre
Stiles Edwin B., Boston

Stone James M., Dana

Southland Charles E., jr., Athol
Sheridan Patrick, East Cambridge
Smith John A., Hubbardston
Tansey Peter J., Barre

Thrasher O. F., Hardwick

Twichell Henry G. M., Jamaica
Twichell David M., Barre
Tooley John R., Barre

Todd David E., Deerfield
Tooley Josiah, Barre

Warner James N., Alma

Winn Thomas, Worcester

Wilson Chas. H., Worcester
Witt H., Dana

Young Morgan, Athol

Young Geo. W., Petersham, wounded at battle of Roanoke Island

Twenty-Second Regiment.

This fine regiment is sometimes known as Gen. Wilson's Regiment, from the fact that it was recruited and marched to Washington under the command of Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator in Congress from Massachusetts.

Previous to the adjournment of the extra session of 1861, Senator Wilson had formed the plan of raising a regiment, and, immediately upon his return to Massachusetts, after consulting with, and obtaining the co-operation of, the Governor, he entered upon the work with characteristic zeal and earnestness.

Enlistment papers were furnished to numerous gentlemen possessing the necessary qualifications, and, although eleven full regiments of three years' volunteers had already marched from the State to the seat of war, and five more regiments were in camp and ready to march, such was the enthusiasm of the young men of the State to join this regiment, that nearly twenty companies were enlisted in a few days.

The first company went into camp at Lynnfield on the 2d day of September, and others followed from day to day. In obedience to a requisition from the War Department upon the Governor of the State, to send forward troops as rapidly as possible, it was

deemed advisable to organize a regiment at once, composed of the ten best and fullest companies, and to leave the remaining ones to be recruited to the maximum standard and organized afterwards.

Colonel Wilson received his commission from the Governor on the 2d day of September, and on the 8th of October, with full ranks, equipped in the most thorough manner, and armed with Enfield rifles of the best description, the regiment was on its way to Washington.

Previous to his departure, Colonel Wilson was presented by some of his friends and neighbors with a fine, thorough-bred Morgan stallion, with saddle and housings complete, as a slight testimonial of their personal regard, and appreciation of his valuable services.

Important duties in connection with his senatorial office seemed to render it necessary, towards the close of October, for Colonel Wilson to resign his command, and it having been ascertained that the War Department was willing to grant a furlough to Capt. Jesse D. Gove, of the 10th Infantry, U. S. A., that accomplished and ski ful officer was appointed by the Governor to fill the vacancy occasioned by Colonel Wilson's resignation. Colonel Wilson resigned on the 28th of October, and on the same day Colonel Gove received a commission as his successor, and entered at once upon the duties of his command.

It is proper to state, in this connection, that the 3d Battery of Light Artillery was also recruited under Gen. Wilson's auspices, and marched to Washington, Oct. 8th, as part of his command.

Promoted to com. dept. in U. S. A.
HARRISON A. ROYCE
Commissioned Nov. 28, 1861.

JOHN PIERPONT

Discharged Nov. 5, 1861.

JOSEPH C. CROMACK
Commissioned Nov. 8, 1861.

.Natick.

.....Concord, N. H.

.Boston.

.Boston.

..Dedham.

Weymouth.

..Lynn.
..Charlestown.

.......Newton.

..Medford.

....Worcester.

Sergeant Major...........FREDERICK L. BENSON..........Newton.
Quartermaster Sergeant...DANIEL F. BROWN

Died at Hall's Hill, Feb. 7, 1862.

.....Cambridge.

Woburn.
.Boston.
..Westboro'.

Loring Joseph R., Worcester
Davis Wilks, Princeton
Boyles Henry C., Princeton
Dee William, Westboro'
Sawin Thomas, Lexington

Backus Joseph H., Newburyport
Turner Charles, Haverhill
Henery Eben S., Clinton

Company A (Washington Light Guard), Boston.-22d Reg.

Recruited in Boston, and went into camp at Lynnfield, Sept. 2. Capt. Sampson was in command of Company K, 6th Regiment, and was in the fight in Baltimore, April 19, 1861.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, WALTER S. SAMPSON, Boston.

1st Lieut., CHAS. O. CONANT, Boston; 2d Lieut., HENRY C. CONNER, Lynn.