New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16
MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER 10, 1861. . $500 s s
Aime, Of St. James parish, and nephew Of Coy

Aime, of st. James parish, and a nephew Of Gov.
Roman; everybody knows this stock, and he is q
worthy representative. Lieutenant Langwith is q
veteran soldier having served in the United States
| Army all through Mexico, and wears honorable
scars upon his body to prove his yalor. Lieutenant
Buchanan is a son of our esteemed Judge Bucha-
nan, of the Supreme Court. He is young man,
but has already given evidence of talent of high
order and military bent which will lead him to
| great deeds. Differed by such men, it cannot be
doubted that the Carondelet Light Infantry will do
its deyoir on the battle field and Major Bartlett of
| the Beanregard Battalion, has good cause to con-
graduate himself upon having it attached to his
battalion, which was done by Col. Augustin last
Saturday. f-"
ANOTHER New CoapANY.-On Saturday night a
number Of residents Of the Fourth District met at
Union Hail. on Jackson street, and organized a
new volunteer company, which they called after
our esteemed friend, Edward Thompson, The pepu-
| lar grocer of Common street, the :" Edward
Thompson Guards.h The officers elected are all
young gentlemen well skilled in the military sci
| ence, and are burning with desire to aid their
country in the present great struggle. Their names
| are as follows: Captain, Theodore W. Buddecke
First Lieutenant, G. j. Berry; Second Lieutenant,
Charles n. Carpenter; Junior Second Lieutenant,
| l.. s. Berry; Treasurer, Edward Thompson. Cap
| tain Bnddecke has for some time past been Adju-
tant of the Beauregard Battalion and In that posi-
ton proved that he was man of talent and zeal.
His promotion to a Captaincy will be loss to the
Battalion not easily made up, but gain TO the
| Thompson Guards which they cannot too highly
appreciate. Lientcnants Berry. Carpenter and
Berry are young gentlemen wellknown in military
circles. The first was member Of the Confeder-
ate Guards and the others of the Beauregard Rifles.
They are well drilled and capable, and will bring
| their company up to highstandard very soon.
LETTERS from our absent volunteers may be had
by parties applying in person, Or by written order,
at this Office: g. 1
Miss Susan Belcher, Mrs. Kate Barton, J. B.
Cobb y Co., NJ Clifford, Jno. Condor, H. DeLaeey,
E. Eichelberger, Mrs. P. G. Faysoux, Mrs. Mar
garet Haughery. Miss n. L. Harrison Mrs. Mary
Houson q. d. Hope. DR.. Sani Hardy, Mrs. e. B.
Kennedy (2), Jno. Kolen, Jno. Lemon, Jas. Moss,
J. Mcfarland, W.aMoore, E. Maher E. Pickard, H.
j. Phelps, Jas. Ross, Hugh Reynolds Mrs. NJ.
Ronger, Pa. Shaw, Miss Lucy Spalding, Jno.
Sheckler, Laurence lisa, A. S. Venables, Wm.
Walker. Jno. Wagner, Miss Mary A. Batlounge,
DR.. s. Ccndt, Mrs. Cordelia E. Clement, Martin
Conway, VIM. Canton A. Dumas. Mrs. III. j. Finn,
Miss Mary Gowen %, P. Howard, Miss Lizzie
Hooper ~, Mrs. A. Higgins, q. G. Hester, Chas.
J. Hagood, A. Levison, Mrs. Julia Moore, Mrs. A.
H. Miller, Miss Annie Naming, Mrs. Frank Mead
Phelps, Mrs. NJ. Ryan, Jos. Rekleusky, D. Rosen-
berg, Mrs Thos. 4. Snow, A. P. Stevens, Miss B.
3. Tobin, Fl. II. Tardy, E. A. Winters, Miss Jane
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