ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

24th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

27th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE

48th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

50th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

50th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

60th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - ONE YEAR'S SERVICE

65th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

73d REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

81st REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

81st REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE

88th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

89th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.

169th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.

175th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
ROSTER - ONE YEAR'S SERVICE.

175th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.

1st REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

2d REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

4th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.

11th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

12th REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE

1st REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER HEAVY ARTILLERY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

2d REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER HEAVY ARTILLERY.
ROSTER - THREE YEARS' SERVICE.

     The foregoing abstract, taken from the volume entitled: 
"Ohio and the War; her Statesmen, her Generals and Soldiers," by Whitelaw Reed, is believed to be true and accurate as to Highland county.
     If the names of any officers be omitted, it will not be for want of most diligent search on the part of the author, as to all those officers who participated in the late war; and if it should be thought by some persons that the names of the privates ought also to have been inserted, the compiler would say that it was almost impossible to find the names and places of residence of the private soldiers of each company; and besides this, the insertion of their names, even if known, would make this work too voluminous for any practical purpose.
     Besides the foregoing regular enlistments on account of the war, there were mustered into the service several other volunteer companies and regiments, for a short time, in defense of the city of Cincinnati, and the town of Ripley, on the Ohio river, which were threatened by the danger of invasion from the opposite side of the river.
     There were what was called the "Eagle Creek Expedition;" the "Squirrel Hunters," enlisted in defense of Cincinnati; the enlistment of men for the "hundred day's service;" and the most noted of all was the regiment enlisted, armed and equipped for the assistance of General Hobson in pursuit of John Morgan in his raid through the state of Ohio.  This regiment united with General Hobson's command, and actively participated in the battle with and capture of John Morgan and his forces at Buffington's island, - and was there, after the battle, disbanded by General Hobson, with high compliments for its efficiency and bravery.
     Highland county, from its organization kept up and sustained its eclat in the militia system of the state, so long as that system was practically enforced by the laws of the state.  But as the practice of that system since the war has become utterly dormant and inefficient, latterly the military spirit of the county, which is always irrepressible, has begun to develop itself in the organization of companies and regiments of infantry and cavalry, called the "Ohio National Guard."  In this latter movement, Highland county has been prompt in its assistance, by the organization of one infantry company, called the "Noble Light Guards," in honor of David Noble, of Hillsboro, who by his generosity has contributed largely to its equipment; and by the organization of a cavalry company, called the "Scott Dragoons," in honor of William Scott, of Hillsboro, who has also liberally contributed to its equipment.
     Sine the organization of the infantry company, Doctor David Noble has been promoted to the office of colonel of the 13th regiment of Ohio National Guards, and the following is the roster of said two companies:

Noble Light Guards

Scott Dragoons

PRIVATES -

     Some of the officers connected with the above companies are experience military men, having served in the army during the Rebellion, particularly the Colonel of the Regiment, and W. C. Newell.  Scott Dragoons;  E. E. Mullinix, 1st lieut., and Ez Stevenson, 2d Lieut.
     And the privates of the companies, being recruited from the best families of the county, are characterized for their gallant bearing as citizen-soldiers, and in personnel, drill and equipment are up to the highest standard of army regulations, and, in the opinion of their friends, on any field of battle, would earn and deserve the highest eclat for valor and death-like daring in the fore-front of the fight.