36th Newspaper Articles

Weekly Gazette, Published by M.L. Baldwin & Co., A.J. Joslyn, Editor

Publication Date	Article's Name	Events (Date Written if known)
Aug. 13, 1861	Our New Regiment	Formation of Fox Valley Regiment or 36th Illinois Vol.
Aug. 21, 1861	Fox River Regiment	Beginnings of the Fox River Regiment formation.
Sept. 11, 1861	Regiments of Kane Cty	Formation of the Fox River Regiment
Sept. 18, 1861	The Regiments	Aurora camp. Basic training for 36th Regiment
Nov. 06, 1861	From the 36th.	Looking for rebels, camping at Gasconade River (Oct. 21st)
Nov. 13, 1861	From Our Regiment	Going to camps in Missouri
Nov. 20, 1861	The 36th.	Payday and sending money home, horses still not bought.
Dec. 18, 1861	From the Thirty-Sixth Regiment.	Camp life during winter without cabins (Dec. 11th).
Mar. 05, 1862	From the Thirty-Sixth	Private letter about the march Springfield to Sugar Creek (Feb. 22nd)
Mar. 12, 1862	From the Thirty-sixth	Marching against Price into Arkansas.
Mar. 20, 1862	The Battle of Pea Ridge	Summary of the battle. (Mar. 11th)
Mar. 26, 1862	From the Thirty-sixth	Soldier's letter about the battle with 36th viewpoint (Mar. 11th)
Apr. 2, 1862	Capt. Joslyn Letter, Co. H.	Resignations because of Col. Greusel during battle (Mar. 16lth)
Apr. 2, 1862	From the Thirty-Sixth.	Soldier's report of Pea Ridge or Elkhorn Tavern Battle.
Apr. 23, 1862	Col. E. S. Joslyn	Article about health of Col. Joslyn
Apr. 23, 1862	A Brillilant Exploit	Bentonville skirmisher left behind by Sigel.
Apr. 23, 1862	Army Correspondence	Camp Hoffman and soldier's view of battle (Mar. 20th)
Apr. 30, 1862	Greusel's Report	Report about Companies at Pea Ridge.
Apr. 30, 1862	Col. Joslyn	Health of Col. Joslyn
May 15, 1862	Col. Joslyn	Col. Joslyn looking for his regiment.
May 21, 1862	Progress of the War	Reporting of force marches.
May 28, 1962	Army Correspondence from Capt. M. B. Baldwin	Movement to Corinth, force march.
May 28, 1962	Col. Joslyn, Capt. Joslyn	Health of Joslyn and rejoining the Regiment.
June 18, 1862	The 36th	Health of its leaders and rejoining the Regiment.
July 9, 1862	The 36th Illinois	Officers resign, Col Greusel on way to correct the problem.
Oct. 1, 1862	Capt. Gilbert	Interesting article of officer arrested because of slave catcher.
Oct. 15, 1862	From the 36th.	Report of battle from the 36th by Leroy Salisbury
Oct. 15, 1862	The Battle of Perryville.	Buell's official report in the Weekly Gazette (Elgin)
Oct. 29, 1862	Col E. S. Joslyn	Joslyn resignation not accepted, headed back to regiment.