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Esb 0rIeaIts 1ailr Crlsttttt.
s. 81 : - 3 { &, ma, d NJ N Al
euayEa ZION Of THE STATE Of LOUISIANA,
81 nm ,,fs;s AND assoLuTToNs ADOPTED BY THE
PEOPLE oF LOUISIANA, IN CONVENTION AS
stsasBraED
1 H ssys x,TNyt EcE

Z 3 "A
~, s,-,wnfar certain funds to the Govern
rsent Dc tre Confederate stntes of America
Te ne Poodle of the Safe of Louisiana, IN Con
,.a,s;J,,. assembled do declare and ordai, and is
Le,sei,u declared and ordained
GsnTIoS II THAT the sum of three hundred and
thousand two hundred and siStyseven
ela5s and forty six cents, now in the hands Of a.
J. Gasret, state Depository and known as the bale
Kan Fund be transferred to the Government OF
tise Confederate States Of America, and that said
STATE Depositary be and he is hereby authorized
ana Instructed 10 pay said sum upon the order OF
the Secretary 81 the Treasury OF said Confederate
States 3ss "a $50 wv,
M. Vi. We 10 further declare and ofddin, That
lie san, of one hundred and forty seven thousand
ave hundred and nineteen dollars and sixty. SIX
Derasitary from the Customs since the 3lst Of
Iannarg list be transferred to said Government,
and paid BY said Depository upon the order OF said
Secretary
ans, this seventh day Of March, eighteen hundred
and sizty.one.
sss President Of the Convention.
Attest q. THos. WHEAT. Secretary.
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st rexns daily Grtsttnt aestay gouus gatth l9, 1861

Few. 2S-No. 1895 en- favour de Otis Fl.
Teder pour quatre GENUINE pistres
cinuuante- neuf cents. .......... 40l 50
Few 2S-No. 1886 en- favour de Alfred
Gradings pour soixante. deux piastres
cinqnante cents acknowledgements. 81 81
Few. 2S-No. 1887 en- favour de James
r. Arnold pour trois cent soixante-
deux piastres cinquante trois cents. 562 b3
Few. 23--No. 1891 en- favour de Magee u
Panser pour ciuquante-siX piastres.> 90
Few. 23-No. 1892 en- faveur de w. II.
Edmundson pour cent Cinquante.t rois
piastres cinquante. sept cents. ... 1853 81
Few. 25-No. 4046 en- favour de P. G.
Hume pour soixante.six piastres. &c 90
Few. 25-No. 4047 en- favour de j. W.
Blum pour soiXante-siX piastres. 66 90
Few. 26-No. 1850 en- favour de George
Whiteman pour cling cent quatreyngt-
neuf pastres .................... $50 90
Few. 26-No. 1862 en- favour de ]. V.
Durable pour deux cent trente.sept
pastres cinquante cents ...... 237 so
ReSOltt de pluS Que lie dit d6postare de rEtat
est ct demeure par la prtsente autoris6 ct requs
de translGrer au dit compte du bureau des Postes
la somme de douze mile pastres, des fonds sus-
dts entire ses mains la date susGte pour payer
des mandats ennis avant lie 23 janvier 1861.
Resoltt de pl,is, Qu'apres ayoir sodG les man.
dats don't lie Placement est autorsG par les r6solu-
tons qui precedent, des fonds qu trouvaient au
credit du revenu public 81 janvier 1861, la ba-
lance restante r6sery6e pour solder lie salare
dn ceuX qui ont fait lie recensement des Etats-
Uns dams Get Etat.
AdoptGe en- Convention en- la vile de la Nou-
vee-Orl6an lie neuvieme jour de mars de l'annGe
de n0tre Seigneur mil hut cent soxante-et-un.
lSignal A. MOUToN
President de la Convention
Cerif6 ]. THOS. WHEAT, Secrelaire. NILS lot
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STATE LOuIsIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
it remembered that the 18th of july 1861 before me-
the undersigned Justice of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi
dent of the Crescent Mutual insurance Company Of New Or
leans who being duly according law does depose
say that foregoing just true and
transcript from the books Of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
Sworn and subscribed before me, the 18th July, 1885,
d. F. MITCHELL, 2dJP.
The Board Of Trustees have esovedto pay interest Of SIX
PER CENT in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Prof
Its to the holders thereof theirega
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proxiro.
Also, to declare dividend of THIRTY PER GENT. 60 PSF
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company
yeRr ending tho Sh Juno 1880 which certificates will b.
Issued on and after the first fsy Of October next.
Andresolyed further that after reservng Ono Million
Dollars of Pofs all tAe Outstanding certificates of tse
issue of tho 1857 redeemed and after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proxir1o-interes thereon cease
from Both june nit,
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Resdlued8a he Peonle IF ste isfftte ~ Ton;sinno
~ l0iluelss9oa assembled, That a. J. Gairot, Depo.
sltafy q the State " Louisiana d hereby reouiTed
to pay 70 the Deputy Collector Of the Port 81 New
H. Hatch, disbursihg agent, dated March ! iseI
which draft amonnt TO ane thousand and twenty
two dollars and twenty niue cents, and &c
which was ordered BY resolution No az of the
State Convention, said draft being signed by the
President of this Convention. ~
Adopted lin Convention, in the city of New or
leans this ninth day Of March III the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and aixty.one.
ISignehI al. M0UTOE
President OF The Convention:
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SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,

Celebrated
For it's wonderful and beneficial qualities az n GENTLE
STIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and SUDORIFIC, which
Is testified to by Physicians and thousands Ladies' Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America
AS n Gentle StimuIant and Tonic,
II strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS DIuretfc,'
imparts healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY oRGANs-very beneficial in pRopsY govt,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
AS II Sudorfffc,
II sets upon the Skin opening pores and exponR oil i'm.
purties by rsensbe perspaon thereby Erptiong
and cleansing the surface giving veor whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
TEsc Chippewa Tribe Of Indians
Have long used the Blossom Elder as one Of
their most valuable remedies
I'm Germany,
The Berries are dried and preserved by aes case
OF sickness
Speer's Wine OF Elder
Is pure onthe juice Of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable mo-
dcna properties SUPERIOR my Wines in ronr,on
and excellent article ali WEAK and DERIITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INFIRM removing ALI,
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and bepefttipa
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Eudfes' Wine,
Because 1t Will not utoNcate contains no mixture Of
spr and other liquors. and admired rich peculiar flavor
and nntrive properties nparng healthy tone 10 the or
Bch and Digestive Organs.
E~A wine glass full NAV us5 with rc,1v no x
any time through the day rs desired.
We will only ark your indulgence to make one TRIAL of this
Wine " ~
For sale in New Orleans by f. J. HART CO. John
WRIGHT co. JAMES sYME, Canal street. and by all tho
principal Druggists throughout the United satss
e3-The trade supplied at propriAtor's prices
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor
ulyEo iy&W 2na Broadway View York,
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NEW YORK CARTS.

80 s SGsF@ rnAsoS g. " n ssus4
NORTH, SHERMAN
~ IMPORTERS AND JORBERs %"
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOoDs l.. "' rRY.
JEWEIRY STATIONERY MUSICAL INsTRU-
MEETS, COMBS BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
Nc. Ds Chambers street,
Ey2i 'ly&W ~*~~ NEW YORK
nrpn r.
SACkETF. BELCHER e. CO..
~ W II l. f S ALE @ OCER
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco.
No. % PEARL STREET corner of Whitehall st.,
my22 ly&W foot OF Broadway, NEW YORK.
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HRs won for Itself such for The every variety
of Throat and Lung Complaint that Is entirely
for to the evidence ot its virtues. wherever has
been cnpoI ed. AS it aS long hcen throughout
this section we We not do than the people
quality kept mp to the hest ha9 beGn md that may
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s=-zssza. "a. H. EsLACIlREAR - BRO, v.T.-
NFSsS Wholesale and Retail Dealersin sfTSy9
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
"a Cmmp street, New Orleans,

Grand Peror Grand Square and Upright Pianos from the
very best lnanuacofes, which invite particular
attention to the RAVEN, BACON Il CO. PIANOS now
hrSL introduced into this market For the last thirty years
these Pianos have been especial vories the North for their
durability beauty Of nis decacy of touch power
exceled. ' ~ -
orr house will also be found the only JAMES W. VOsE
PIANOS ImBe Instruments, though placed exhibition
n boston fhiadeipht and other places in competition with
INC most celebrated MAKERS have invariably received the high
est premium for good solid srkmanshp elegant finish and per.
feet evennesS and richness Of tone The PARfOK GEM the
lowest priced stcla Piano in thew ord Every Piano sold by
US Is warranted TO give entire satisfaction Mecdeons, Guitars
Vons Brass Band Instruments and everything apperteRing
10 the stock Of complete Music Store. Music and Music Books
sent by mail postage freq A. E. BLACKMAR &c BRO, r
OPP fmEW "a Gnmp gtrpet
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Pour nutorIser lie paiement de certNins Nam
dats ennis en- vertu de PaUtorite dies Etats-
Unis.
assemble en- Convention, Que A. J. Guirot, d6pos
taire de Etat est ct demeure par la pr6sente, auto
rise payer les mandats ciapres GnumGrts ennis par
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AYERS sAe.sAPARELLA.

YER'S SARSAPAE;FLIsA, 4 COMPOUND Rem
he made. It j. concentrated extract Of Para S6apariIa
combined with other substances OF sill greater Alternative power
repuad 1t is believed that snrh remedy is wanted
by those who suffer from srunaus complaints and TINT
which will accomplish their Of immense
this large class of Afflicted eowcititen8 How com
pcey this compound will do has been proved by experiment
of the worst be found Of the following
and scrofuous Complaints Erupon and Frlptive
Diseases Ulcers Pmpe Bloche Tumors Suit Rhem Scad
Head Syphilis and Syphhtia Affections. Mecual Disease
propsy Neuralgia TIC Dooureux Debility Dyspepsia and
Blood '' 'or"'' ABIDING '''"' inquiry Oh 'As
This compound will be found great of health when
taken in the spring. expe the foul nmos which foster
blood at that Of the BY the timely expulsion
tades by the MD OF this remedy Themselves from the
endurance of foul eupons and ucerons through which
do this through the natural channels of the body by
tive medicine Cleanse the vtated blood whenever you
Impurities bursting through The skin in prnpie erup
lions cleanse when you obsrucd and slug
gsh in veins cleanse Sheneuer IN fQu your
ings will tell you where particular disorder is
felt pc pIe enjoy better healh and live longer cleansing
the blood Keep tbt blood hetty, and all IL well but with
pabuum of life dorered there can be no lasting health
chineEy of life is dDsJrdered o. hrown.
ps7ne endf But been egregiousy do,
not ali the virtue that is canc Tor IT, but move because
During late Years the public have been ned by large bot
they not only contain but little if any Farrpa b1t often 90
paa which flood the market until The name itself is nstIy de-
Still call ths compound sarsalari and intend supply
uuy which upon think have ground for be.
evirg has virtues which irresistible ordinary run
of The diseases it is intended to cure In order 10 spre Gfr
rompIeta eradication sya"m the remedy should be m
dictonslv taken according directions the bottle.
Prepared by Dr. J. g AVER, Lowell Mass Price 81 per
les fl
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHlSgys
| CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

CHEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY e
the public physicians city
and country, the
Purest DEfFuaabIe Stimulant
which has been prepared for medical It proves itself
cordial heathfu and nvigorang to the eneebed
whether by disease It distilled from the best and
peculiarly his own whereby the Fus Oil and other noxou8 In
gradients known to be contained in the Whisky general
completely separated that the absolute purity of this
tlcle from any foreign admixsureis guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the most emil
Analytical Chemists Philadelphia New York and Boz
ton the State grculural Society have endorsed with their
Diploma and DR. Jackson of Boston has testified undor oath
to Its absolute purity. Read the following
CEBTIF Gates:
Philadelphia, Sept g. 1883,
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you u.s. and find that Of
poisonous known " Oil which Is the character
sic and injurious ingredient the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
New York, Sept 5, 1858.
have analysed sample Chesnut Whisky, received
from Mr.. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia, and having
carefully tested it, pleased state that is entirely free
from poisonous deeerous substances 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES r. chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1853.
have made chemical analysts of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves be free from heheavy
Fusil Oils, and perfectly pure and unadulteraed The
favor of this Whisky Is derived from thu grain used In
featuring 1t. Respectfully
A. A HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boyston strest.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wholesale Agent,
ll5 Walnut street,
je2 1yhw PHILADELPHIA.
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SPALDTNG's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPARED GLEEI
sPALDIHG's PREPARED aLuEt
Save the PIeccs.

&C 0 N 0NYf DIsp,rn
ES~"A Stitch IN Time Saves Hineu-aw
AsRccidons will happen families HE
vs desirable to have cheap way for 70.
pairing Furniture Toys, Crockery etc.
SpaGdtRg'g Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies household can afford To bs
w,thouit It IL always ready up the sticking point
THERE'S no longer ecassiy for impug char sntered v
noers headess dols and broken cradles is last the article
for she'll and other work. SO popular with a
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the Qualities ts
peet It may In the pscs Of ors.
nary muclagc, being vastly more adhesive.
"usEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N.B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price rs centa
Wholesale Depot, No, AZ Cedar street New York
Address BENRT G. sPALDIEG 4 CO.,
Box No. 5000, New York.
inp for Desersn Cases containing eight
LhhogrRph accompanying each
package.
Rs-A single bottle of sPALDING,S PREPARED GT,uE
wiilsaVoteu ness stannualIy every household s
Sold by all prominent stSoners, Druggists Hardvsreand
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make 3 note of sPArnTNG,a
PREPARED GLUE, when making up thelrIB 1t will ssrd
ny climate toro1x.uy
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CANDY, SUGAR PLuAs. LOzREGEs, etc., 6ta.,
In s their varieties made exclusively treble refined Leaf
Sugar without authorization admixture OF doleteror s1.
sterceB Of any kind.
Those wishing to purchase article requested to cell
and stock contrast them with tose orad
elsewhere.
to order, ct prices ranging from So upwards,
a Candies etc., etc. packed In 6oxss aud 100 bq
suitable for the Southern treae and shipped ORDER
~ Orders by ula promptly executed.
Ed9~ Terms cash. ANY -,
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TnEPORTANT no FAMILIES.
Pc N N ANA
SALT MANUFACTU RTNG COMPANY'S
SAPONJFEER.
The ready Family Soap Maker, and Unipersal
Cednser
viii make hard soft, clean Paint remove
Type Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc.
+to IL pounds refuse usually given sway at
about IL cent PSF pound, say...........,..,....2a
As cent?.
ForGve cents therefore, barrel frBt-ras
SOFT SOAP.
RECEIPT for making different kinds Of Soap free ad
dressing Depot of Company,
LEWIS JAMES l. CO.,
Philadelphia.
The sponiaer had of any respectable st0ekeeper
In the country. v
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no auth s.rlze the Payment of Certain War
rams issued under the authority of the
ualtei States. IA
I. Resotped 5y NE People of the State Of
louisiana, IN 0oauention assembled That a. J.
Garot; State Depository, be and he is hereby an-
thorsed to pay the following warrants issued by
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a. ROYAL, 5AKLESAExEEs,
Nos. Is Canal and II CrossmRn Streets
Sign OF the Root Hog or Die

Manufacturer of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS. TAEP AUIINS etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS md
BANNERS, suitable for companies or other purposes with
Fsots to snit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings etc fitted
and furnished to order at tire shortest notice. BLOCKS of all
sizes ready Strappeo likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising acb1erv r INV
other heavy material
I have likewise on hand fine LOT of spRuCE sPApc b;b
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the above articles can be found at Ma - ~
Crossman strests, New Orleans
b Sail and Rigging work in all its branches and country
orders promptly filled at the shortest possible notice.
MA 1vkW
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Great numbers of CergymGn. Physicians Statesmen and EN-
nGnt have lens their
eed usefulness remedies sn0rc here viii nor
permit the insertion of them, The below n4ued furnish
gratis American AmanHC Which they given; with
also full Of The above complaints the treatment
that should De llowed I0r their cnre.
Do not be put OIL by unarihcPrd dealers with other pre-
paions they make more profit Demand yer and take
others The sick want the best there Is for them aud
they should have it. -
All our remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT & CO,
gists. ml5 6mhW7
I NJ. FSHUEF, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR
~ - ~ ~ ~ 1900
Prompt attention given forwarding freghs and to the pur
HlaSe ann sale nt NIL kinds nf Prhdnrp.
COLE AGENCY
~ OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE.
sa6sf Asss from & to Tsnches diameter % an inch
% to "a inches diameter. ....4 ! % an Inch.
under k2 inches character. Is On Inch,
Furnace Months a $780, and s6 according and
torn. 1Eass Bars &c. per pound.
=, r. LAVILLEBEUVRE,
Commission Merchant,
1sd ~ Me- Il Unlon gsEeets
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>9G=Ro MINER 81 STEVENS, ,.am-wa
S&G1G2 Manufacturers of StE9@REgS
FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS,
Nos 81 and &c Frsnkn II White Streets FIRST door or
Broadway, NEW YORK.

Having removed from their old stand 1858 Broadway 10 their
new and more extensive establishment have hand and are
manufacturing to order every description OF Fashionable Car
Fages and light Road and Troing Wagons the best se
ieced materials and workmanship for beauty of design
finish and durability EQUAL superior to anv other
make in this country. sso7 I.hyU
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supplementary to An Ordinance Entitled
Am Ordinance Relative TO the Unappro-
& YsEfatei Public Domain In tine State of
louisiana, passed February IL, 1861.
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Bien entendu, que lie mandat en- favour du dit s.
W. Dalton, agent des pensions de rarn6e, ne sera
pave que lorsque lie dit deposaire sera nform6 par
son excellence lie gouverneur de FEtat que lie dit
Dalton fourni IN cautonnement conveaable pour
guarantr lie reimbursement idGle de la dite somme;
1t ben entendu de plus, que les dites seront
pay6es des fonds port6s au credit du reyenu public
avant lie 81 janvier 1861.
est ct demeure requis de transfGrer au compile du
bureau des postes Ia somme de Guaranteeing mile
six cent soixantedeux pastres dix cents, des fonds
portes credit du revenu public, avant lie 81 jan
ver 1861 effet de payer les mandats ci-apres emu
mer&s ennis en- vertu de lautorit6 DIES Etats- Uns
10 dos
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
A Nnnnnnl Horne FnIr.


Il is contemplated to hold a National
Horse Fair ct Chicago, to commence on the
and of September, 1860, and continue for a
fortnight. The entry list will be confined to
no special locality, but will be open to any
one in this country or elsewhere, desiring to
enter specimens of horse flesh.
In order to induce q large representation Of
the fastest horses and best stock, most liberal
premiums have been offered, amounting in
the total to 5000. Several $1,000 purses
viii be offered for the best running and trot-
ting-ow mile, three mile, and two mile
running races. Female equestrianism win
be one of the principal features of the Fair
In every respect it is proposed to make this
q frst-clAss show, and n which, under Or
dinariIy favorable circumstances, must be a
success.
Ats meeting held in Chicago on Friday,
officers and executive committees were ap-
pointed, Hon. Francis @. Sherman, Chicago,
being appointed President and George Walk
er, New York, Vice President. The Execu-
tive Committee for Ohio consists of George
Crane, Cincinnati, and Daniel P. Rhedes of
Cleveland. The Treasurer of the entry de-
partment is E. L. Mott, Chicago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

The expedition which is about to leave
Annapolis, under command Of Gen. Burnside,
of Rhode Island (whO will be remembered
IS one Of the stan Of Gov. Sprague, who &C.
compsnied him to Cleveland ct TIE Perry
Statue Inauguration will be q formidable
one. The feet will be commanded BY Capt.
Samuel F. Hazard, Of the Navy, and the
military by Gen. Burnside, There a-e about
thirty vessels in the feet with a great num-
Der of fat boats for landing troops IN shoal
water. What is to be the ~destiaation of the
feet is not definitely known. It may 20
down the coast or it may sail up the Yir-
GINA rivers toward Richmond. The follow
ing are the troops composing the expedition:
Brig. Gen. A. Burnside Commander Col.
John KurtE, 23d Mass; Col. Thomas G..
Stevenson, Gath Mass; Col Edwin Upton,
25th Mass; Col. Horace @. Lee, 9Th Mass;
Col. Edward Harland, 9Th Oonnj Col. Chas.
L. Russell, 10th Conn; Col. Thomns E. q.
KinQsbury, 18th Conn; Col. Edward Ferre-
70, 52st New York; Col. L. ]. DEpineuil,
SD New York; Col. J. T. Hartrauft, 5Ist
Penn; Lieut. Geo. G. Hardness, Eth Z. I.
Battery.
The troops form two brigades commanded
BY Gen. John G. Foster and Col. Garland.
The naval brigade (marines, etc. Is COM
msnded By Col. WIN. A. Howard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
The First

The Upton, Missouri, correspondence ofthe
Missouri Democrat Of the 18th, pays a hand
some complimensto the gallant lst just order
ed to Warrensburg with a prospect of a fight
Never in my rsmbles have l seen a regi-
ment SO joyous and merry as the Kansas
First were upon the announcement that q
battle was near. Every man, without a sin
gle exception, showed signs Ofs wonderful and
peculiar kind Of Joy. Even the cOnvslescent
in the hosbitai waited upon their gallant
Colonel aud entreated him to allow them to
prepare for the march. l heard one Of the
privatss call to another, "To HI with your
hard bread; Pm going to Warrensburg2"
The regiment lost just one-hslf its number at
Wilson's Greek, aud it is singular what an
almost frenzied desire they now exhibit to
get into another fight. The regiment is de-
sirous of forming a part Of the force to be sent
on gun boats from Cairo, but fear that wish
will not be grati6ed,