Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-05

t.,e klre--lIe coat 10 conform 20 the pattern
OF the otiicsr'- eoat 20 other respects, keep
ting the ruH shall have three buttons sfid
loops on ne s.a-h sleeve. 70 conform 70 thss
drsignsled for Csplaini the lace 70 be OF
worsIedi two wofsled rpsulsIVes, roUes-
ponding IN pattern with those Of Captain,
FIEsT SEEsE4ET OF compsnies 20 wear
red WOrsted fsslH--au Sergesnts 70 wear
tie white stripe on The oUIeT sides ol tue
u0WseTs same - officers,
/ CoKPORALs. .~-Same a. Sergeants, eXcep.
/ ting shat There will te but two buttons on
the slash sleeve, conforming 70 the pattern
OF the sleeve ior tie subsileTua~~lroWfeIs
same a. SeIgesnls without he subjective
epaulelIe- Ol worsIed, same pattern a. foF
sgballcTUs.
PRIvATEs.-Ssme as CoTporals, wiIhout
| epauleltrs. Tut v With strap on each shOu!.
der, to W made oil Wolsled, and OF the
ssne form OF the epauleJtes Of The COTpO.
rails. w,h pad and hall lringrs.
/ MUSICIANS. Same o. the priva,es, eS.
ceptiug ihal the cosI will he Of red cloth,
/ lined with white; IurH5scks white, " hitS
plume, upright hacke ten inches long.
The cap Tor Hon-cOmnlssioHed officers
musicians aud pnvates, same pattern a.
/ desigr strd for officers.
The pIumrs OF the Sergeant', Corporais
and Puyates, white worsled and eight in,
ches Iong.
UaJorm Of Rifemea.
CAPrAIY.-Same as Infantry, excepting
the edgng Oh the collar, 10 be green in
| place OF white, and the lining shall also be
OF green-lhe loops Oh the collar and flaps
to OF gold lace.
! EDagieaes. Gold or gold plated.
BaHom.-Ielow, same as artillery.
CaD--Same as Infantry, without silver
tugle.
Phmr-Gresn, upper half red. falling
from all upright stem, eight inches long.
with silver plated socket.
Tr0,rers-Same as Infantry, except the
stripes down The centre seams TO be green
worsied OF mer'no.
B9ois-Same as Infantry.
SrOrd-Ssme as artillery, yellow mount
ed.
Spord knob-Same as Infantry.
Shoulder aud uaid beiiS--Black leather.
Sash-D-ep green; size same as Infantry.
Siock--Black.
! Gk0ces--Whitp.
| LlEUTEyAYT's UNIFoRM.--Same as Tnfans
try. except the edgIng, lining, &c, to Do
green worsted or merlno, instead OF white
kerseyuiere.
Buaons aud Ldce--Yellow, same as ar.
tillery.
The uniform Of non-commlssioned off.
GERS, musicians, and prlvdtes, same as in~
tanty, except the Innings, bindings, hc.s
will Ue nf green worsled, or merlnO, ins
! stead OF white Rerseymere. EpauieileS
I same patterns as suUaIlerns, TO be made Of
/ green worsled; pIumes for Sergeant Nsjor.
green upright stem or hackle, twelve lnch-
Is long; AIguilIettrs OF green worsted, and
worn on The LETT shoulder, and with gilt
tags.
, QUARTER MASTER SEReEAYT.--Same ~
Sergeant Major, excepting the pIumes will
be OF light blue worsled with red tip.
MUSICIANS AND PRIvATEs.--SAme as In.
tantry, except that the bindings and trims
mings, will be green in place OF white.
Field and Staff Officers are referred to
? General Army regulations for their uni'
forms.
| also add the list of articles, General Or
der, No. 2, which each volunteer will be
entitled 10.
There should be no delay for uniform.
! They can probably be procured cheaper at
the Drpots and rendezvous than elsewhere.
Volunteers will be entitled to receive in
money a sum equal TO the cost OF the tol-
lowing arllcles, such as are usually drawn
by "a non commissioned officer or private
las :he case may be} in the regular troops
of the United States"
One dress coat; one forage cap, (gIazed
2 sikh one uniform coat one wool Jackelt
two pairs wool overalIs; one cotton jacket;
three pairs cotton shirts TWO pairs draw"
D ers; tour pairs bootees; iour pairs socksi one
t leather or silk stock; one great coat; one ia.
> tgue frock, (hEeni one blanket.
The cost OF the articles must vary, and
; il is therefore impossible to determine at
present what allowance will be made for
this clothing. A cheap strong article Of
cloth for dress coats and jackets is best for
the service, and Tor overcoats a coarse ar-
( tice of gray cloth would be best adapted
to the occasion. Several OF the articles,
and especially great coat, are not imme.
diatey required. The volunteers will con.
f suit their own convenience by dispensing
with every unnecessary burthen.
By order: SAM. R. CURTIS,
.adjmam General, o. u.