Company A was' designated as the "Manitowoc Guards;" Company B, " Milwaukee Zouaves;" Company C, " Milwaukee German Turners ;" Company D, "Beaver Dam Rifles;" Company E, " Janesville Light Guard;'? Company F, ""Waukesha Union Guard;" Company G, "Berlin Light Guard;" Company H, " Richland County Scott Guard ;" Company I, "North Star Rifles;" Company K, <' Dunn County Pinery Rifles." The numerical strength of the regiment on leaving the State was, field and staff officers, 9; company officers, 30; band, 22; non-commissioned officers, musicians, and privates, 996 ; t^tal, 1,057. ■ It was mustered into service by Captain Mclntyre, United States Army, on the 13th of July, 1861, and on the 22d received orders to move forward to Washington. l<rotwith-i standing the disaster at Bull Run, which occurred the day previous, marching orders were received with wild demonstra^ tions of joy by the entire regiment. ' Fully equipped by the Staite, they left for active service on the 24th^ arriving at Washington on the 8th of August, and were assigned to General King's brigade, then encamped oii>. Meridian Hill, in the suburbs of the city, where they remained until Tuesday, the 3rd of September, on w