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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22
THE CITY.
MILITARY mOvR1IRNps


CO. b. LIGHT INFAFTRY.
Remember boys, good active young men
are Immediately wanted to fill up ]. P. Nc
Ilrath's Company of Infantry. Don't forget
the place at the old Light Guard ArmOry in
Atwater Building.
ONE OF THE RIGHT KIND.
a newly enlisted volunteer of Captain
Creighton's company states that he was in
Memphis, and was offered Sl6 month to
ioin the Secession army. He refused, and
was put off the steamer upon an island, and
had to make the best Of his way to Cairo
He said he preferred lighting at sS month
even, so that he could get chance to pay
off the traitorous Southern rebels, as he had
6 small account to settle wi them, and if
he could not enlist any other way, he would
give his services for a chance at the enemy.
Good boy that
NATIONAL HALL.
Capt. Wiseman and Capt Arnold are ra-
pidly filling up their ranks with our Ger
man citizens. Company A. have already 100
men on their list, and Capt. Arnold has en-
rolled over 40 men. An election took place
on Saturday morning resulting in the choice
Of the following commissioned officers: Cap
tsin-John J. Wiseman. 1st Lieutenant
Jno. F. shuItz I'd Lieutenant-o. W. steril
They send us word, =" We are recruiting rap
idly, and are in good spirits"
NrwRuRGH SOLDIERS.
Newburgh has sent 80 men to the spragu'
Zouaves; men to Company A, Zouav'
Light Guards, and a number more of he
boys are anxious 10 Join other corps. a col
lection was made on Saturday to furnish re
volvers for each man volunteering from tha
place. Our country friends are enthusiastic
God bless them.
EEDsTAfENTs.
Atl2 o'clock on Saturday enlistment wa
going on very fast The Buckeye Rifle
numbered IO4 men at that hour, Compan
B, at Atwater Building, so men, and Com
pauy Light Artillery have enlisted
johnson House Hall some co men. The ez
element still keeps up, and Ohio viii fui
nish more than her quota.
PREsENTATIoE.
Orderly SERGEANT Dudley Kimball, of Cap
Creiehton's company of Light Infantry, WI
on Saturday morning presented with a fiji
revolver Of Remington's make, by Mr.. Hm
tinqlon, Of the firm Of Price, Huntilgtoh
Co. How many OfOur Hardware Merchan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

A GROSS MIsREPREsENTATIoS.- un-
derstand that statements have been eireula-
ted through some portions Of the city that
Mr.. Charles Leayitt residing at the corner
of Prospect and Huntington streets, is a
disuniouist and seeessionist. We are sat-
isfed from undoubted sources that Mr..
Lsayitt is good and true Union man who
has no sympathy with secession. These
unfounded reports are liable to do him
much damage, andwetrust this statement
will be sufficient tOeounteraet them Mr..
Leavitt considers ths:charge a gross slsHdsF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22
OLEvELAND, April p. d.

CHAaRE FALLs.-Lstters from Chagrin
Falls speak Of enthusiastic meetings being
held IN that place uPholding the course pur-
sued BY the Government, and pledging aid
oy men and means. A large meeting was
held Saturday, with orders to organize a
eomPsny. On account of the immense
quantity Of military news, We were necessa-
rily obliged to cut short the communications
Of our friends from that place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

- We would snnounce b the bus
fness, men Of Cleveland, that The Daily edi-
tons Of the MoaFIEe Lg4DER has reached
FIVE THOUSAND, a circulation greater by
far then that ever before attained By clsve-
land dailyPaper. It is still increasing sew
eral hundred a day, aud vii nc doubt con-
ltinue to'increase so1ong as the present IN
tense excitement continues. Wegivs special
attention to the advertising columns Of ths ,
LE6UER, and give advertisements q publicity
they esnn't ,obtsia elsewhere. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

On--The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and yaa in superior
reasonable terms5at his steam Planning Nh,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleys-
land, Ohio G. h KIDSEY.
ianfSRlO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

9@ The members of Company D., lst
Regiment Artillery, are requested to report
themselves at the ArmOry, on Center street,
at 8 o'clock this morning., precisely.
By order Of 6ommandant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

THE RELIEF FUSD.-The contributors of
the Relief Fund for volunteers families are
requested to meet at the MelodeOn tonight
at O'Clock, ,forthepurpOse Of a more efficient
organization, and to appoint an executive
committee. Let all attend.
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Yours truly for liberty.
r T 7

ELECTION OF 0FFIcERs.-The Hibernian
Guards elected the following officers on Sat-
urday morning Captain, VIM Kenney
1st. Lieut.. VIM. DeLsney, I'd Lieut.. Jos.
Cahill; Ensign, Christopher Careyi 1st sergt.
John Lautry ID do, Ed. Hannan; Sd do
VIM. Coage; 4th do, Thos. Haney; 5th do,
s. C. Hoonanj Isl Corporal, Patrick Nc
Grath: I'd Peter Carey; Sd Jas. Reilly; 4th
ThOs. F. solvrey. This corps will go intC
camp on Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

DRUNXERs AND FIFERs WAsTRB.ZGo nu-
sicians are wanted for the Volunteer service,
to report at Camp Taylor on Monday next
(state Fair Groundsl, regular army wages
paid. Come one, come all tl,aas s8s to vas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

Company D. First Rsgimenf Of Artillery
have removed their Head Guar tars to (iravs'
Armory. asAH those wishing % save their d,
country viii nov. have an oPportunity-.
P. ". RICE,
j. II. MLLFa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

Found AT L2sT.-Br0nehitis and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
Dr. sGibson's new treatment viii cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It b
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures eatarrh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, dizziness, ReEEeas diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. 9neo
III Ontario street.
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BUSINESS NUTlOEs.

sPIRIUAL LEcTUHEs---Mrs. MeAlpin
speaks again on Sunday next, at chapin's
Hall, afternoon and evening at the usual
hours: These meetings aae wei attended.
Admittance cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

The HIBERNIAEs.-T The Hibernian Guards
under conn and of Capt. Kinney, escorted
by band of music, attended service
the Cathedral yesterday,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

MORE LIBERALIFT.-The Geauga Bank of
Painesville has offered $4,000 for military
purposes to the State with power to increase
Il to 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

PREsENTAFIox.-0n Friday Mr.. William
Yoges, member of the German Infantry
Company A, was presented with an excel
lentrsYOlHer by Mr.. J. Mueller in behalf Of
John Quinn. ESQ. Ii la..r- u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22
Card.

Regular or Volunteer soldiers Of Cleve-
land, ordered, or going South to fight for tGs
Urion,w who have not good portrait Of them
selves with their friends, are invited to call
at my Gallery and get one free Of charge.
respectfully,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

9zs- 500 Barrels Akron Water Lime, and
SO do Dairy Salt, just received by
GEORGE sPRAGUE,
ovatts Exchange.
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wrsrn1Ss1xn PREss4rrR1Av czURoH.

Rev. F. T. Brown, by special and urgent
request repeated last evening, his ssrmon Of
the Sabbath before, upon the stste Of the
country. An immense audience was in at
tendanee. rs - sz.-ss ~ -
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q. REtvE. ord9rl9.

sILVER Warren FoUxD.-Sunday noon, on
Euclid street, midway between Erie street
and the Square The owner can get it at
1913 Euclid street on proving property and
paying for this notice. ap2l-1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

LIsERAL.-The Sixth Ward Wide Awakes
gave one hundred Of their oil cloths to the
Gays when they left for Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

E- E, Graselle, n. D., has removed to
Ne. IS Prospect street, next door west Of Mr..
Whites Chu.ch. apllI-RIl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

- An Soldiers Of Cleveland leaving for
the South, TO defend the stars and stripes,
who have not good Photograph, can get
one free Of charge at Bisbee's Gallery.
spr19;532. +, 2lI Superior st:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

RYE srEAw WAN1Eb.- One hundred bun
dies Of rye straw are wanted By Com. Gen.
Geo. B, senler, at Camp Taylor. to bsdaliY-
cred Immediately.
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BRTHRL CHURCH.

At the Bethel Church a large audience at
tended an ned 10 an interesting dis
course = Rev. Mr.. Beattie. The
Buckeye Rifles were in attendance, and the
pulpi tw idraped with the United States
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

The NORTH sT1R.4This fne steamer will
leave for Lake Superior on or about the 2sth
instant. 5V p1a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

F|
sTo1Es.-hly Saddle Horse vas taken fro
hitching post IN front Of Tie Railroad
Building on Water street, yesterday afsr-
noon, at about 3 O'Clock. Said horse Is q
light sorrsl, two white fore feet and one
white hind foot, and q switch ted; viii not
go in harness. A Suitable reward viii Be
given for information IS 70 his whersabouss.
NC. ToUra1oFs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

= Cooks WAs7rD.-A number Of god oooks
ere wanted. Apply o. :. /. &c. so07EIL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

FRANK PAHKER.-LiTery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A Mol Horses and
Carriages unreasonable figures.
sep24R26:1y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

LADIES' AID MESSING AT OHAPN HAIL.
Pursuant to notice,a large and enthusiastic
meetingof ladies convened at Chaplin Hall
on Saturday, the Goth inst, at P. NJ
On motion, Mrs. kouse was elected Presi-
dent, and Mrs. Charles Terry, Secretary.
The object of the meeting, (as stated by
the President was to form an efficient or
ganization of ladies of this city for the relief
of the families Of volunteers who may be
left by themselves in circumstances Of sick
ness or want. And further, to offer any aid
to the committee of gentlemen, who may
have the disbursing of funds raised for the
relief Of the families above mentioned, or
cooperate with them in any way said COM
mittee may designate.
A committee Of four, consisting of Mrs.
G. A. Benedict, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Harris
and Mrs. Terry, were then appointed to
confer with the gentlemen's committee, and
report the result of such action at an adj
journed meeting of the ladies, to be holden
at Chaplin Hall on Tuesday, the 2sd inst, at
3 o'clock P. NJ.
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rRAvELRR,s REGlsTER.
NRw ADvRRTIsRMENTs.

Chas. A. Dean-Coal on.
W. melhineh-Linseed OH.
Geo. Harsh Volcanic Iron Co.-Notiee to Cred,
itors.
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EYER oFFERRp N TaIs NARKET.

EVER OFFERED IN THIS XAREEE
r .s
~ gV
wears selling rFsus barsainsin'Fanog sia-.o sl7aE
1se i 1t gl9rad 80
wsaro selling great barsatns in Black srka
We are selling great bargains in Bisok sllk shavi..
We arc selling tai bargains in BFoohs shayil.
We are selling good Brochs al Esol shaVib br s.
20 ~.
~ 81 Elrsa
We are ss9g z'5g sssTtif4l India siriPsa REVeA
Q. @ Essl
wsars onsrine great bargains n Hoass-tssgias
Ssshe5 f86Is 4s toT5P. F15 s5 oo7sIs e.
- 4g-7
We are selling the best 9 Barnsley :. Table Linens,
Table Cloths aae Linen aheafiugs--impoEted-
We are selling great bargains a he genuine aieh-
arisoa' Linens, Warrantssi 7ure-no iniiaa
ion'
ai b5 lal-4a adi ssd
weaBe selling tAe bsss shirting Iipsn for zs oaats
Psryard 70 be had in the city
We are selling the very Ras. LEANED Stitched Tor
Our Cheap Embroidegy CASES are stored with ths
greatest bargains ever ohersd- Cellars iaf
% 81 s7's' 90 Is cents aud si'oa
We sen ne ss. naoP skirts 'assass auufssu5'a
We have very desirable s.sst Of P.rssos and shOs'
very desirable sun Umbrullas-
whss 'ss s,s: ss % .s ss5. Rs: s9 5s s9 s5gs
We have cholce variety Of Gents, Goods, such s.
Csssimerea Cloths an1 tsstingll Spring IN
der Garments, Neck Ties Hosiery Gloves ae'
We have just opened fsg. choice styles Ladiss
spriqg Cloaks aud Ksglans, 10 Cloth and
DldeA 7llAl elu ulLa- tAieliA 70 ullcNa
We sci! the ysss best +. .! RsssSsa i i Goods F ias
.l.s E' u lP'' az Il ';; S, 81 % " '-s'
FREEMAN 5 KELLOGG
217 sgPEaIoR sTREEE.
lG A R P r T s
@ R-PR T sn
We have added to our large and most eOnBls'a a.
WALL PAPER
. new stock Of
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
SHADES Ann
CORNIGEs,
cAll new styisa,)
e prizes 20 sui he times. Fleass an e1d szsias
nara Wan F'i;s S.s s5s sssI@i5H Ss57:s :.a.. ss'
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b. PAULIs oHURCE.

At st. Paul's Church, Bishop MeIlvaine
preached yesterday morning, and stated at
the close of the service that the state of af-
fairs at Cincinnati was such, that his pres
ence was required, and that he should be
obliged to suspend his visitatiOns in northern
Ohio. Hestated that he had enlisted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

at0tGla

H4NHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos.
w s. sna gEr9E stsss q seoI iF91a 3 E9a9 iiaa
pTSSss M. Hugginss late 81 Pearl street
Hoa Boston. j Q, 4iingi iats q LoTsl2y's Hotsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22
NO. a.

ST GzORGB's SoaETE or CtpvEtAED. This
benevolent society will hold its anuual- Fes-
tlYal at the ArmoFy at the johnson House,
Tuesday evening the 22d inst, being 81
Georges day By albaA and supper. The
supper provided by MF. WadIeiph will be
composed Of the snbstantials and delicacies
Of the season. The national airs Of En- gland
and America wiz be enliFened By I,eland's
Band. We also understand several promi-
nent singers of our city, both ladies and gen
tlfmen, have kindly volunteered to sinq-on
the occasion, and everything will be done by
the stewards to make it joyous and happy
reunionj and amidst the festivities Of the
occasion, every member Of this Society viii
not forget the duty and loyalty, he owes to
the land of his adoption. The large armorv
Is now being beautifully decorated with the
flags of America and England, eYereresns,
pictures aud statuaTy. The festival, we hcpe.
viii be happy one. zsos5
g. PosTPoSENEss oF sHE ELOoU7Iov MATcH.
The contest between Professors Griffith
and Edgarton viii not take place as antiei-
pated and win be explained BY the following /
communication un5s
CLkvELAND, April %, 81.
PROF. A. A. GRrFFrrH-1fif Dear Si,..-
Ihe Military Company to which belong. |
mas been ordered to leave this city at u o. |
clock NJ. this day. Ny duty makes IL /
necessary for me to accompany them. This /
circumstance will prevent my reading with |
you this evening. Ny duty 10 my country /
IS paramount to all other obligations.
Yours, very respectfully,
WARREN P. EDeARToE.
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c. c. .c.-cary'a Cough Cure, deos8Rl0
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SERVICES AT TnR cn0RoHEs.

d 3 Nl1IIa 2 v = 7
W. F. OAREy, BRIGADE Major.
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At rHEY THINK AT THE SOUTH

" IiAI IihL IEIINA a lllH 75E1I n
Four New Orleans gentlemen passed
through the city on Saturday. They were
totally surprised at the military fever which
they found in all the Northern States. They
remarked that it was almost universally be-
lieved in Louisiana that the whole North
could not raise over $4,000 men. They a-e
fully convinced now of the fallacy of this
boliaF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

Light Guard Zouaves, was presented yester-
day with donation Of money for the sup
port Of his family during his absence by
paymaster Jackson OF the c., C, & G. R. r.
Mr.. Kimball was formerly in the employ of
this Co., who promised 10 reihsthte him in
his situation when he returns. This is the
right spirit. ..-.- ....-..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22
THE ARrILLERY CORPS

Are making hasty preparations TO depart.
Last evening General senter received dis
patch from the Adjutant General, requiring
tho corps to bring with them one hundred
keos of Do1e2er.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

tlemlI 81 ...--..-.- R LaW TONS
Il Wan Paper and Carpet stoF1,l
u Asf4o le3 S1psri9g gtrast.
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IoHNsoN's NEW CORPS.

We are requested by o. 8. Marshal John
son to state that he will open his Office this
morning in the United States Custom House
building, and viii beready for enrolling re-
cruits at Q o'clock, continuing daily until the
corps are filed up.
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49,
BRIGADE HEAD QuARTEns,

CLEVBLAND, April 20, I8BI. p
The following organized companies will
report ct at Brigade Head Quarters, Lyman's
Block, Monday, April 22d, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, TO receive orders to march into Camp
Taylor;
Hibernisn Guards, Capt. Kinney.
sprsgue Cadets, Capt. DeVilliers.
Cleveland Light Guards, Capt. Creighton.
National Guards, Capt. Wizeman.
Col. Barnett, of the Cleveland Regiment
of Light Artillery, will detail two companies
of his command for guard duty, and police
regulation in camp. e-1'sa'a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

At the 81. Clair st. Methodist Episcopal
Church, the Rev. VIM. Day preached g
very happy discourse from Kings, 8. As,
As v, advocating strongly the cause of the
country in the present emergency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

Wei selling the best tHhirtinE hinsn for IS canl
psryard 10 be had in the eitg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22
4" God bless our native land
by the choir, with grand effect.

The Plymouth church on Prospect street,
the Rev. J. C. White discoursed eloquently
upon the active spirit which the whole
country had displayed in endeavoring to
sustain itself in the present emergency, sug-
gesting at the close of his remarks that all
persons should adopt the Union eOkades, and
that our glorious banner should float from
his church, swell as from the other chureh-
es in the land. At the close of the service
the Star spangled Banner was sung with
tIr;lI;DO aflaak
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

We are selling the very best Henmed Stitched for
25 cents 20 be had in tins market
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

A meeting of the citizens of the Second
Ward VIII be held at the Wigwam this even
ing, at o'clock, for the purpose of forming
Home Guard.
All able bodied men living in this Ward
are expected to attend this Meeting, as bus
mess of vital importance viii be brought
before it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

We have al the New styles Dress Goods, including
those beautiful Gray Goods nov 50 popular
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-22

Our Cheap Embroidery Casss are stored With The
greatest bargains ever offered. Collars llf
., 81 sI5S, 50, Is cents aud Sl,9a
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-03
T8lIR8HApIlEs

Nashville, May PA private
despatch to the Daily Gazette says
fighting took place at Harpcr's Fer
ry, on Saturday, and the enemy
were completed routed.
On Sunday a fight took place at
Hampton. near Fortress Monroe.
Six hundred Lincolnites were killed
and wounded. The South ein los
was only fifty.
Richmond. May 27.-Partial Off
cial returns from eighty counties
show only thirteen votes against Sc
cession.
New York. May ga statement
published at all points North says that
Sewell's Point had been captured
eighty four federalists killed. three tc
/ four hundred Southorncrs killed and
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-03
Our Uniform.

The following relative to the uni
form Of the Confederate States army,
we s.d in tse y O. Pi.aynn..
Ne learn that the army regulations
have been issued for the uniform
adopted by the waraepar,m"nt of the
Confederate States-and are as follows:
Tie coat to be OF cadet gray cloth,
shor, tunice doubt. brcastcd,tw rows
Of buttons down he breast. twp inch
IS apar, ut the waist, and widening
towards the shoulders. Pantaloons,.
of skv blue cloth, made full in the
leg. The different corps in the Ser
vice to be distinguished by the color
of the trimmings-blue for infantry,
red for artillery. and yellow for cav
airy. The buttons to be Of plain
guilt, convex form, three quarters of
an incl. in diameter. In the artilie-
~ corps. the buttons to be stamped
with the letter A.; and in infantry or
cavalry the buttons will bear only the
number of the regiment,
For the General and the officers OF
the staff. the dress will be of dark
blue .lo;h, trimmed with gold; for the
medical department.. black cloth, with
gold and velvet trimmings. All bad
ses.as distinction to be marked onthe
sleeve and collars. Badges af dis
;inguis!ed rank on. the color only.
For a brigadier general. three large
stars; for a colonel two large stars;
for lieutenant colonel one large star;
for major one small star, and a hori,
zontal bar; for captain three small
stars; for a first lieutenant two small
stars: for second lieutenant one
small star.
For a general and staff officers. the
buttons will be bright gilt, convex
rouod.d at the edge--a raised eagle
in the centre, surrounded by Thirteen
stars. Exterior diameter Of large
sized button, one inc.; of small siz'
one half Inch. For officers of corps
of engineers, the same button is to b
used, except that in place of the en-
I gle and stars. there Will be n raised i
in german text. For officers Of artil
lery. infantry, ritiemen and cavalry
the button will be- plain guilt, convex
I with raised letter in the centre; !
for artillery, for infantry, &c. TIL
exterior diameter of large sized but
ton, seven eig.hs OF an inch; smal
: size one half inch.
No cap has yet been adopted.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-03
The Weather ANA the Crops.

The weather has been remarka bly,
pleasant for the last week. Not 100
warm or too cold for comfort. On last
Sunday night a heavy rain fell IN this
locality, and with the rain much
wind. IN some parts Of the county
hail f.hin such quantities that the
corn was torn to peices and whe at
beaten out considerably we under
stand.
The wheat crop of Lamar is now
being harvested, and will produce the
most abundant yield that has ever
been known in Texas. the corn and
cotton is rs good as it can be, One
more rain at the right time, is all
tina, is reeded to insure one of the
largest corn crops that was raised in
the State. Corn will not be worth
over 25cts. nor -four more than 81
per hundred this fall. if no accident
happens to the corn crap.--PGr''
( Ic1osJ .idfocatc.