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IrFFERs FoR cANr DrENIsoE.4We are re-
qusstsd BY Mr.. s. n. Penn, Q. s. speoial
Nail Agent, TO say that he has made ar
rangsment with the Post MsStar Of Miami-
vine, 20 see that all letters intended for the
volunteers Of Camp Dennison, are daliYered
there. Therefore all such letters should be
directed to MEANWHILE. Papers are request
ed to make note Of this.
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.
TIE "HAVELocK Car GOWNS. 1T is Of the
highest Importance to protect our troops
from sun-strOke, and the "Havelock can
cover having been used with entire sue
cess in the Crimea, has received the unoual-
lied approval of the most eminent physi-
eisns and surgeons,
The Ladies, Aid Society Of Cleveland
wculd give notics that an exact psttsru OF
this cap-eoYer has been forwarded Arom
New York; and would acknowledge with
gratitude the generosity of young gentle
man in this city, in furnishing linen for over
6 hundred Of these. which were last night
forwarded to the Grays by express. The
ladies are willing and anxious to make these
articles for every company that has gone
from this city, as well as for those that are
to go, provided the material or means for
purchasing the same will be furnished
them.
The material required is white linen,
thick and strong, but not fine. sheetinR
linen l9S yards wide is best. One yard OF
this will make three cap-eovers. The cost
price of the linen is about 40 cents. Mr..
Edward T. Fall, (ofice Cleveland & Toledo
Railroad, Bank street, opposite the Angler
House,) has kindly offered to receive, in be-
half Of the Ladies' Aid Society, all dona-
tiOns of linen or money for this purpose, and
such gifts will be thankfully received BY
many ladies whose hearts and hands are
ready and willing to supply our soldiers
with these very necessary articles.
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WaEELIKa, IN .l4-10 3. y.

HHEEElEs, Nay l4-10 P.M. !.
The Committee on Federal Relations re.
ported sgAiHst taking fnal action at present
and in hvor Of calling Convention after
the election, in case the ordinance of seoes-
sion shall be adopted. t57,.s.5 -55r
The Convention was generally surprised
at the PeAce report of the Committee. Car
Isle opposed it strongly and boldly, and
made q motion to recommit and instruct the
COMMITTEES to report an ordinances Of separa-
ton. BE sways the Convention, but mem
bers may be afraid to act. Tomorrow will
tell. s.D.P
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-15

THE HOsrITAL.4Thsrs were about 40 cases
In Tie Hospital Yesterday. AbuiIding be-
longing to Mr.. Long is being 6ttsd up for
the purpose Of separating the cases Of
measles from other patients. Col. C, B.
Flood has been appointed Steward Of the
Hospitals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-15

AUCTION IN Wal. o. Brown & Son, 1s0
Superior street, have received a large con
signement Of goods direct from New York
which they will at auction, commencipg
Tuesday, May l4th, at 10 o'clock, and con-
tinue day and evening until all is Sold
BroadclOths, jeans, prints, table linen, mus
'lins, embroidery, Hosiery, books, jewelry,
&C., TO numerous too mention. Sale posi-
lively. -'al sool ]. O. BRoEE & sON.
-.-e-. |. 1.La Anctinnears.
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~ See the article headed " Newspaper
Postage" in another column. It viii be
seen that the postage on the Morning Leader
to News Agents Is only One-quarter Of cent
per copy, payable when the papers are taken
from the Post Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-15

EDITORS LEADER The article in your pa
per Of the 18th over the signature of VIM.
Joslin, does great injustice to Mr.. Barker,
and, so far as know and believe, it is libel
upon Mr.. Dickinson. In the absence Of
Mr.. Dickinson, it would be better for Mr.
Joslin to tell the whole truth Of him, rather
than, by suPpressing truth, publish state
mepts in the papers CT the city to be read
BY his family, which must to them be yery
painful. The truth is, Mr.. Joslin sold one
half interest in his gun invention TO John
Weaver, of this city, which assignments are
duly recorded. Mr.. Dickinson bought that
half interest of Mr.. Weaver, and while mat
ters stood thus, neither of the parties had
means to build a gun. Mr.. Dickinson got
up rough model, which was for long
time exhibited in Cleveland and other places
in Ohio. And here, as elsewhere, and at all
places, wherever exhibited, Mr.. Dickinson
endeavored to sell 50 much of the right to
the patent as to enable him to build a gun.
all Of which was well known to Mr.. Joslin.
Aflera time Mr.. Barker was induced to and
did furnish money wherewith Mr.. Dickinson
went to Boston and made gun, he having
therelofore patented an improvement on said
invention, with the understanding that the
whole thing should be offered to the Govern
ment; if rejected by this Government, then
TO France or any other foreign Government.
TIE gun was started from Boston to he
taken 10 Washington, and was only stopped
at Baltimore to be cleaned and put in order
for exhibiting at Washington. At this time
Mr.. Barker was compelled to come home to
attend to some business matters.
While in the absence of Mr.. Barker, and
without his knowledge, the authorities of the
city of Baltimore ordered the gun put in or.
der at once, and the gun has not from that
day to this been controlled either by Barker
or Dickinson, but is and has been, in |
the service of the United States, where Mr.. |
DIcKinson ,s ready and willing 10 throw mis-
siles of death on the command of Gen. But
Ter. And while then and there engaged it is
better that the little remaining comfort and |
happiness of the family of poor Dickinson
shall not again be interrupted by newspaper
sensation articles.
q The assessments and contracts referred to !
were made in my Office, except the one from
Joslin to Weaver, which were presontswhen
the others were made.
By publishing the above you viii confer a
favor upon the family of Mr.. Dickinson.
s lris,-= L. J.. ,RIpFR. |
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gFuvosaIs.
NOTICE 10 CONTRA cTORs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
y sssifd proPossls viii y resolved a tbs Oflee
me iSth day Of NAY at % o clock A. n Il io- lie
IoAoNing daily rationa 70 be turnishe 10 the frooDe
now and hereafter 10 be Stationed ~ orrl,t F-is,
Oleyaland, Ohio, FiE One and guarfeg n, a RsS 10
Deei OF three quarters Of D.. called PORK eiQhtesn
sunoes ol Rrt ID, one pound of potatoes and t No
roasted and ground, twelve pounds of suesr f5nr
quarts O vinegar ons and one half tou5ds 81 fnI
loW candies tour pounds and q half of Witt mar
soap, and tAo quarts Of dry salt to oVory hundssd
fatiUHs. ircsh beef to Be issued AZ iessf iS-Sct
hcers. = oif
The provisions above specified 70 be Of shs ar.,
Bonds Will Be required, with ampls sscuritv a.
the iaithiul fulnllment Of thu contrset y
Il 9kg. b, sEhfERy Asst. Com. Cen.
S--..2 ~ IOss 1lay ~ ls6i- , myls:3s5
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FopHD AT LAsT.-BrOnchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
sll others have failed. Warranted: It is
the ne plus ultra of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
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ADJUTAzT GENERALS OFrIcK,
New 10 1891

No Official information having reached
General Headquarters Of the quota Of Ohio
troops TO be embraced in the second requisi-
ton Of the President Of the United States,
the organization Of additional regiments will
be deferred until receipt Of the papers des-
ignating that quota.
ss.-- b. BscARRIEeToE, Adjt GenT.
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Matters are coming to focus in Missouri.
The secession commander threatens to hang
any one interfering with his arrangements.
If be crosses Harnsy's path there may be
more hanging than is pleasing to him.
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THE CITY

~ The price Of the MORElre LEADER %
news agents IS One Dollar and Fifey Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances. II
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om.-sThe undersigned is prepared TO
manufacture oil tubes and vats in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,a his steam Plsning Mil,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Clsvs-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
ian1sRie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-15

IEsPEoToRs. .GThs following are the IN
spectors Of articles contraband Of war; they
have Just been appointed BY the Governor
At Cleveland, Augustus c. Buriison and
Merrill Barlow; ct Portsmouth, William
Walker.-Fact.
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Ala IL 81 =. Laui. Eolurlssr.. J. ,

Governor DennisOn appeals to the people
OfohiO to aid the regiments organised in St.
Louis for the defence Of The Union, and offers
TO receive and remit furds donated for that
purpose. Let there be a hearty response.
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PosT oYETcE EoTrcH.-An drop letters
must be prepaid. This Is in accOrdanes with
recent law Of Congress. Postage one
cent. -. ..-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-15

Va Military blankets and cloth direct
from the manufactory and at manufacturers
prices, by {. H. Robinson, Is2 Superior
street, Cleveland. A very superior quality
of blanket imPerYious tt water. Companies
supplied on short nOi,s, Al oEdeEs viii
be met with prompt attCIitons eyddsess c.
Il. Robinson, 1872 Superior street.
my6.Imd&w
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CARD OF THANKs.
on BOARD TIE PROpEILER ILL1So

Orr OLEVKLAED, Nay IA, 1851.
At q meeting of the officers of the Left
Wing Of the Ist Regiment of Michigan In
fantFyI the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
.ResOlUed, That We tender to Messrs. Dun
can and Stewart, of the Western TFsnspog-
tation Company, our thanks for their gen.
erous tender Of their beautiful steamers iOI
our transportation from Detroit 10 this city.
ResOlvsa, That we are especially indebted
70 Capt. Thorp, of the Illinois, for his efforts
to make our trip pleasant, for the many
eourtesies received at his hands, and his ex-
cellent arrangements for our comfort and
convenience.
Resolved, That q copy Of these resolutions
be furnished for publication TO the paperr
Of Cleveland and detroit.
20 # CAPT. W. W. WITHIzeToE, Chm.
VIZ. Il. GRAFEs, Secretary.
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ian1aRto

~ Misso. L. Ransom, Portrait Paint
er. Studio in spangler's Block, Room IA.
Open to visitors Wednesday and Saturday P.
n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-15

FRAEE PARKEn.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
Bep2AR36:Iy
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NEwsPAPER PosTAeE.-The following is q
section of an act passed by Congress and ap-
proved Feb. q, 1861:
sEcTIoxI II. And be It further enacted, That
it shall be lawful for persons, known as
regular dealers in newspapers and periodi-
calls, to receive by mail such quantities Of
either as they may require, and to pay the
postage thereon as they may be received, at
the same rates as regular subscribers to such
periodicals. aa, n
The effect Of this Law is to eptitle regular
dealers in newspapers and periodicals to the
same abatement of the rates of postage
without paying quarterly or yearly in ad-
vance, bat upon the receipt Of these pack
ages,) as is now made to regular subscribers,
under section III of the standing Regpla-
tfons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-15

RENOvAL.-on the goth of this month the
Leader Counting Room will be removed to
the store directly under its present location.
mails d2t
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UNPAID LRTTERs.-The following unpaid
letters ere held for postage il the Cleveland
Post Office:
: E. II. Brown, North Bloomfield, o.
B. @. Brown, Crestline, o.
+ HrMeDougal, New Albany, Ind.
Miles Dopp, New Albany, Ind. -
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Nay 1886 ALCOTT { HORTON:

MILITART Military Caps of every
style at Deckand 4 Englehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice, Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
.Deckand 4 Englehsrt have also a full
supply Of Hats and Caps, new styles, justr re-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-15

The Ohio Legislature adjourned siae die at
/ o'clock yesterday morning.
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ARRIVAL OF TROoPs.-The following COM
panieH attached TO the 18th and 2Ist ReVi-
ments, arrived Sunday night and yesterday.
FOstoria TnvincibIes, Capt. Blackman, IO2
men, assigned to the 2lst Regiment.
WoodFille Guards, Capt Seaman, ,IOI men,
also assigned to the 1lst Regiment.
Kalida Guards, %, E, 2Ist Regiment,
Capt, Thrift 1Os men.
Putnam Guards, Co. D, 21st Regiment,
Capt, Allen, 1Io men.
psnnisOn Guards, Co. K, 2Ist Regiment,
Capt. Strong, 81 men.
Salem Guards, Co. h, 18th Regiment,
Capt. Preston, SO men.
New Lisbon Guards, Co. Z, I9lh Regi-
ment, Capt. Bean, IS mea.
The entire 2Ist is now in camp, and the
remainder Of the lsth will probably reach
here in two or three days.
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I'm UNION GUARp.-This fine oompanv .

THE UNION GUARD.-This fine company Of
Home Guards, under the command of Capt.
Price, paradsd last evening, headed by Ls-
lands Band. They made { oreditabls ap-
Pearance. After marching over The city,
they repaired to the Weddell, where Com
missaTy Ross provided them with supper.
The entertainment was enlivened by pairi-
Oiie speeches from MesSrs. HOvey and Oak
ley. Mr.. ]. D. Palmer favored the Company
with the "star spanglsd Banner" and Mr..
Aunson sang Our Flag Is There" The
whole affair reflected credit on the Retter up.
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LEAVING OF CAPT. PADpooK.-Capt. Pad
dock lsft on his return 10 Washington yes
tsrday morning, and was escorted to the
depot BY the members of the Grays who re-
main at home. As the Captain was about
starting, prominent citizen aceosted him
and said, Do not allow your men to 20 on
without suitable arms. Should you MT be
provided, and should oe ordered to march,
telegraph 10 me; there are those here who
willsee that you get them.'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Good new yellow butter in tubs for JIG;
eggs by the barrel, &c per dozen; oats for
26c, at No. 30 Merwin street.
g n DPWorp
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AEalvAL. OF EHI FinsT .RfoIInEsTr MIcHIoAE

AERlTAL OF TIE FIRST RReIXENT MICHIGAN
VOLUNTEER M1LITIA.--Y Yesterday morning
the first Michigan Regiment arrived on
board the steamer May Queen and tho pro-
peller Illinois, en- route for Washington by
way Of Harrisburgh and Baltimore. There
are about 7sO men under command of Col.
o. B. Wilcox, Of Detroit. The other Regi-
mental officers are ~"
1t. Colonei-E. L. Comsteck.
Major-A. T. Bidwell.
Adjutant-John D. Fairbanks.
Sergeant Major-C. Fred. Trowbridge.
Quartsrmaster-Edward Gray. 81
Quartermastsr sergeaht--Wm. J. stePh-
ems.
Surgeon-Wm. Brodie.
Assistant surgeon-Cyrus Smith.
Drum Msjor-Selah Reilly.
Fife Msjor-James D. Elderkin.
Col. Wilcox is graduate Of Wests Point,
and most of his officers have been at West
Point or served in the Mexican war. There
is battery Of four rifed cannon and two
howitzers attached to the regiment, but
owing to their equipage and ammunition
not being in readiness, they will be delayed
some days in starting. The officers had
their horses and forage with them. The
men, We understand, have received pay from
the State up to the first of May, and since
that time they have been under the General
Government. The regiment breakfasted at
the depot, after which they were placed on
board special train, Of two locomotives and
twenty cars, and ct IO1{ o'clock took their
departure amid cheers and waving of hand
kerchiefs and hats. @
The serviceable and tidy uniforms of the
lnen, and the warlike glitter of their Min
pie nnslsts, formed q striking contrast TO
our own volunteers, who are destitute OF
both, thank somebody. Each man was
equipped and ready for q thOusand-mile
march, if necessary, through an ensmy's
country. They carried even their own am
munftion, thirty rounds to a man.
The following card was prepared by the
detachment on board the Illinois,
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Cleveland, May lOth, 1881. ed

M1LITART UNIFORMS. We have some 20
good uniforms, blue broad cloth Goats and
cadet mixed wOOllen Pants, all in good con-
dition, but little worn, formerly belonging
to the Cleveland Lighs Guards) which We
will sell at $40 suit also gray woOllen ar
my blankets, and twilled gray, blue and red
Flannels.
May 1886 ALCOTT & HORTON:
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T AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS
nyH RBTTBERG HAUsAANN.
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LATEST NEWS.

Special dispatoh 20 the cleveland Leader.
WRsTERN VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
PEACE REPORT OF THE COMJrTTTEE
Carlisle Gees strOusIY for Separates.
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CEEvEIIED, may IA, 1861.
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UNION CRAVATSi
Hore Of them have arrived.
mayi HI. rslI Ha.i AOk9Ah HUI.
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RED, WHITE AND BLUE RIBBONS,
fresh supply just received.
MORGAN 4 ROOT.
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: sopa4Ras:1y
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

Company d. D..........,,C Captain Palronr
company E''.,.......... Captain Tennison.
company r..,............C Captain Wds
company n...... Captain nunn.
ooihpahy H.,....,... Captain Crump.
company a.............. ! Captain Pollard.
Company h....,. Captain Hunt.
SOUTH ARKANSAS REGIMENT.
Soonel Evander McNair
Lieutenant Colonel. ..,......A y. Williams.
haJor... .......t..... -. A. May.
PINE BLUFF REGIMENT.
Ooonei .................,.,-B Bradley.
PocAuoSTAs REGIMENT.
colonel ....................--- Mclarver.
nEMPsTEAD CAVALRY REGIMENT.
Soluhei ...........,.,......-- Gamble
OTHER REGIMENTS.
Colonel Clahorne's regiment .s......
Colonel t. q Hindman's legion.
Colonel Churchill regiment.
Colonel Mtches Carroll and Marion countos) regiment
Colonel Green cavalry regiment.
INFANTRY COMPANIES.
Ashiey volunteers, ...... Captain y. II. Manning
ARKANSAS Travellers" .... Captain W. II. Stcbbs.
~ Dorado Sentincls. Captain ---.
Clark County Vounteers.. Captain Williams.
Sanaen knights. Captain -,
kust 0uara.... Captain Christian.
CAVALRY.
cavalry company Captain Chrisman.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
ORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY.

In the organization Of their army as in the ch ctcr
heir legislative Judicial and executive depar the
rebels have initiated in genere details the organization Of
the Union army The President Of the Southern confede
racy Ia c0cio Commander Chief Of all the forces
The next highest oicors whose rank corresponds to
that Of our Lieutenant General, simply designated
Generals The Major and Brigadier Generals correspond
N rank precisely with our officers Of those designations
To defay the expenses Of the army the rebel Congre
made the following appropriations n
Pay of 100 regiments Of infantry goo % ooo
nNsIon " aIsher cavalry ana votgeurs. $50 900
na ''ltol. 5,500,000
lures, lures. 500 900
'iea0' uepai 329 900
These appropriations devoted 10 the support Of tho
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

''''f'' LAh0oisVu.
CoaIanies.
Bcanregard Rifles. .,..... Captain A. w. Hunton
Madison Volunteers (Co F) Captain -.
Franklin Rifles (Co. - 80. Captain -
Young ouard Captain John II. Gee
Leon Artillery GO. N..... Captain r. b. Hilton
Pensacola Guards Co. K) Captain -.
Chipola Rifles (Co. ~ ...... Captain -.
Another regiment has among its field officers Major
OBannon
There Is also company Of cavalry at Pensacola under
the command Of Captain Cox.
There are two companies denominatcd the "Young Re-
Dels" and the "Blue Whstlers'the former commanded
by Captain 7. f. Jordan.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
KENTUCKY.

Kentucky like Maryland furnished troops for the robe
service They went principally from the Southern tier Of
countless bordering tho Tennessee no do not In
the aggregate number than seven or oght thousand
men. The following somo of tho Kentucky rebel
forces in the field
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
ARIZONA

Has not furnished any considerable number Of troops
her only forces being few companies organized in the
principal Of the Territory, which garrison
ing forts evacuated by the federal troops The fol
lowing is partial list Of the rebel organizations
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

CAVALRY COMPANIES.
- Cavalry. y.............. Captain w. d. Wilcox.
Bourbon County Cavalry !. Captain Desha
ARTILLERY COMPANY.
Bankhcads Artillery. 49,. Captain Bankhead.
In organizing tho Confederate forces at Columbus
portion Of which consists Of Kontucky troops Con- Polk
issued general order Of which the following an ex
tract
The First brigade will be composed Of the regiments Of
Colonel Smith, Colonel J. Freeman, Colonel Charles
Carroll and the battalion Of Lieutenant Colonel Blythe,
and will be commanded by Brigader General ChoathAm.
The Second brigade will be composed Of the regiments
OF Colones Bowen Marks Scott and Neeley, and will bo
commanded by Colonel John p. Mctowen
The Third brigade will be composed OF tho regiments Of
Coonels R NJ. Russell Wright and Pickett, and will be
commanded by Colonel Russell -.....
The Fourth brigade will be composed OF the regiments
OF Colonies Stephens and Douglas and will be commanded
by Colonel W. II. Stephens. 4
The field batteries os Captains Hudson and Smith will
compose part Of the First brigade They will report
accordingly. M
The fold batteries Of Bankhead and Stewart will COM
pose part Of tho Second brigade, and their officers will
report accordingly '+eett1s
The field battery Of Captain Jackson will compose part
The battery Of siege artillery of Captain Hamilton will
be under the immediate order Of Brigader General Pillow
who will command the whole column.
Major Mlier's battalion Of cavalry and the separate
companies Of cavalry, commanded by Captains Hudson,
Cole and klene will organize into batalon and will,
in addition to its Major, elect a Lieutenant Colonel
The six companies Of Tennessee cavalry commanded
Balentno, and two companies Of Alabama cavalry,
manded by Captain Bowie and Captain Jackson viii bo
organized into battalion by the election OF Major and
Lieutenant Colonel. et'.t9