, 1861-11-30

Col Ke1ogg's Second Regiment Of Michigan
Cavalry were en- route for Benton Barracks.
TEE ROSTER.
The following is the complete and correct
roster Of the regiment:
GaonA--F. y. Kellogg:
L1eM; fS@one-R. Il: g. M1nty.
SuyFaon-J. Andrews.
Bdndmatter-S B. Goodrich.
q1aI7trusas&er-H. W. Cantfne.
FIRST BA1rA11os.
-MgjoF-Edxard Gray.
AdjRtaHt-Alanson Tracy.
Battalion Q.iaTe,master-C c. Douglas.
Company A--captain, Gilbert Moycrs; First
Wilson. 4se@e
Company F-captain. J. L. McC1oud: Ffret Lien.
teasn1 Theodore Reese; Second Lieutenant, F.c.
company D-captain. Daniel Kellogg: First
lieutenant, r Cicero Newell; Second Lieltenant, r
Company I-Captain. Wm. Dunhan; First Lieu.
tSnant. tS.l; Nm Il. Dickinson; Second Lieutenant,
sEcozD BATTALION.
-AajoT-W. S, Burton
-ddjaf1nt-D. L. Coon.
4Har:f7DdetsT-Eenrj JeWctt,
Company c1eap1ain. 6. J. .Hndeon; Firzt
Lieutenant, j. " Huston; Second Lieutenant, B.
DyckI7an.
Company Captain, T. H. Botham: First
Lieutenant, ]. T. patten; Second Lieutenant, n
G. Carleton.
Company M-Captain- Thomas saylor; First
Lieutenant, E. B. Nugent; Second Lieutenant: Nc
E1tee.
Company H--Captain. Conrad Highwood: First
Lieutenant Oliver c Leonasdson; Second Lieu
/ 1t:1a11i. Charles B. Schef1er.
7MRD BATTALION.
/ Es7. .ff--H Fef9a
| 4Iiutdn{-L E. Jennie.
| JaGrtefusn!ter-M. l. Hopkins.
captain-M.. II Lattme1; First, Lieutenant,
Lieutenant, D. C Smith: Second Lieutenant: Amos
t d. Adams.
Company G-captaia. T. v Quaekenbusb: First
! Lieut. y. e. Stevens: Second Lieutenant.
! D. II. Caldwell
Company @Cap,ain. I. G. Wilcox: First LMiea- +
tenant. Y. :, NciiofEa; second Lieutenant, T. B.
| Wiz
/ TIE CHARACTER OF TIE REGIMENT.
In speaking Of the regiment, it has been al
| most impossible for our reporter to girc full
Justice to the r,en and officers composing it.
| But it raay he said that the State Of Michigan
| i;as not before sent out q command go well
calculated 70 do her Justice as an enlightened
| and advanced people. The Third Cayalry j:
| ot;eered by gentlemen. They are all sober,
steady, working men, Of The stuff TINT soldier:
:sre made and will undoubtedly cam fame Of
| Which the cid Penipsular State ulay justly be
! urcad.
Col Ecllo.='= horses and the greater por
ten cf the camp and other cquipage belong
Ing to the regiment, with $50 men in charge
| a. well rs 2G0 ar1illcrists to be connected viii
tlc brigade, we're left at Grand Rapids, and art
to te moved south by the middle Of the ensu
Ing week
TIE MICHIGAN soCIHERS RAILROAD.
The removal Of soldiers By railroad corpora
tons hes ct late become so common an occur
reace that unnecessary neglect is sometime
rractiecd. We arc happy TO state that tn
management Of the Michigan Southern roa
Les reen an exception to this rule. They hay
always taken the utmost pains to render th
men entrusted to their charge comfortable
but in..caHyins the Third Michigan Cayalr,
tteir worthy Superintendent, John .. CamI
bell. Gairly surpassed himself. He not oul
treated the soldiers fairly and honoratly, br
treated them even with the utmost kindne:
and consideration. From the moment he too
them in care, be did. not rest or sleep sing
1loncnt, SO intent was his mind upon the
lest interests and personal convenience. 7
the officers he was also extremely polite ar
afabIe. Turning lis sunptuous ca7-bui
expressly for his personal usc-into hot
: rar!or, he allowed them tic utmost Ebcrt
| ,iid when present was the " hale fellow we
mcG,.' the jolly companion, the friend Al
: | =,nFat''izcr, but not for moment losir
sight Of his duty and the heavy responsible
J resting upon lin.