, 1861-10-16
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Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE e. Chicago railway
To-day arrangements have been made for =
street parade, when our citizens will have An /
Of seeing onp Of the finest reyi.
mt nts thai has been raised in the Norshwest
After the street psra6e. or nerhana hef. 70 A..
officers viii visit the yarions can,ns At cnt+,se
Grove. nj der The eecn,t of f,o1 ~, ,1e- sTe,
Hopeh and ether ri,,+arv zo,+1arnan ~
irnst our c,t;zers p5u not ba h,ah~-.oua -
imazn1fef t,np thefr oood .,11 +,,,s.s ..,sI.1
of c;,sz+n soid,ets s,,,no 49,. ..sHH .a.s ooas
,s WY "Aao's
raa ex..rs ..,
LOG oeo1 "asaat1su soas tn1ee
mon''s, oue large portion Ct lt--zome SIX
cGmp6nie:-harf. hee,, sts{Ione3 at the var}oua
- =. ,..- :, =. a4s 'A.-o"'
Aoite Al A1LutboLa-S1eil1E, Ripley, A1er-
crombie, ana o1hers-hut received orders a
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IGN "ee6s 6snce 10 repair TO Washington. Oi
couxEe their time, during The thre1 tnoutha
tas mt heer, rnoccuniea a.a +bar ro =,
Usxts.s. ~ 49, apsa' se.', a.o sns5 ~ w
Washington well drilled, well armed. eQuID.
r,ed and uniformed hndv nfm
rhs,,n a. D., -.
7o.ao :, 49, a:eas".x. N.-4t.M1.,.' olnS a.
ld:5Vs IN the steamers Northern Belle and Kao.
kuk, rtached La Crosse about u On Monday
1 A~ ~ AA"a"5
night left La Crosse at $50 yesterday morn-
ing. and II ACHE this e;fy as ahrve stated at n
-, ~A's - 'Ss es'
Ettle nefure IL O'Clock, making the distance
in little over thirt. five honrs.
-,
DAang tneH progress through heeoo.us
ttey wtre at eyery station received with the
. 49, ss-..us.ssas ~ ~ - n,aae,ra A.
"a1mest oenohsIeasaoaae VI P1@7aute' as
Jsnesyi1le. where the cars stopped for few
-.,+e +ba -a,,,1a ,,a c,71o+;o,, ,,ra,araa
Moments Iae Reup'e s1as. co'i''t'on pfspasso'
and passed It TO them In the CATS in great abun-
=
es4ee- =" @oess VIE An1s1 1oaA "oe eseA5 "aJ
@ounosantis euppaeo oai'ns LIE "eo1e pro-
sfess o. the fest"ens'
1he Ase'"ene ls o1ncefed as ioloTs:
ssf eff1chHs'
Excitement CeionI7JA1Es Ee GEoneE.
4o5o5-A15xANDEE WnkN.
ouarts1n4asterMWn 5. tsnov.
Surgesn-R B. BSGHAM- -
cfen1ain1T. TIE" n CaEssEI, r
soscoxa1Es1osED sTArF.
G1rgtans MS}et1S S.rasoag os p;-sors
Gsans,tsary's Ssrgeaat-Gso. 4. ). Oyertou.
Hospital St<scaTa-D' Il. Maddox.
coafAS1 off1cshs.
q i3an1 Rarnss s@p'' o1snop' As' AASo1' oafen'
CosrAsx B-Cart. Markham; 1st Lieut.. Haney;
S'rn1 ~ 1snt: 1aIklrs; rs.4 e;=a,
I'd Lieut. Bailey.
81 GoHr4an nMsaps "ea1esni LEI Leas' iat1le
CoarAxT E-Capt. skaro; 1st Lieut.. Cox ID
A1ent: s! Dena9oTes; @ 3 g. nzn,s .s+ 1,au. 1ao,
I'd Lieut. Livingston. @'>''
CoAPAN1 GIcapt. Keefer; 1st Lieut. Manner;
CoxPANT HN1ant. n,ckenRon 1st 1Jent. Reat-
IT,; "a Leat; Dane
| Iienf. sn,inc o'Ae LEV 1Ae"'' oto" ~
toAFAsg K-Capt. Noah; Let Lieut.. Woodbury.;
The comparies average about 100 mea EACH
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H. ~ ~ '--'s 4s44e4. o4o 40 S'a4as aau
Doo.0 1oo1as eeS " 4Aen % sset enteteu tnc
se4';ce LEY nafe oeen enusleo lon tnfee
aaontnE' anu ou1'rg toat 11me nave not only
become pfettS thoroughly conTersa2t with the
uee OF hre arms but have oeen tonghtned BY
me long marches to and from the frontier
1o11s 1hey hafe galfisonsd. .--...-....
eol. van Cle'e is graduate OF West Polnt,
and served with distinguished ability
ooth IN flotida anu On the frontier. Ioe
Lieut. Colonel served IN Mexico, aud was in
| some o1 the ssFerest battles. The M>1or dis
uoeosneo a1nseu N mexico, ana more par
uen3af'S as CaPtaln IN the Minnesota First,
III 1ne pa11ie oa bull hon. Inc company OIL
eere are nen who understand their duty, and
| are leaiy to do it, We know that the honors
| ,r.t
ace1e'eo 'or minnesota ~ me f4rst heg1-
! ment which that young State sent to the de-
c.,=a ~ Nv oo-,.t-.- e., =. r.,,-.
1eose u on1 country Will oe 1ohS ma!ntaahea
| in The hands Of thesscond.
The men are in excellent health with scarce
y single exception, aud will present full
ranse for ;mmea;ate ke,v;ce wbcn thar raaoh
,Tnns .o4 .l1.eula'e eeiF'es "hssn 'hes reaen
Washington
Col. Philip St, George Cookies Com.
mand.
Col. Philip st. George Cookies command Ct
regulars, the last Of the army of Utah, passed
| through this city On Monday evening, en- route
for Washington.
The command consists Of three companies
Of the I'd cavalry, one light battery, and two
con panies Of TIT 10th Infantry ,numbi ring in all
about GOO men. These troops formed pari
Of Gen. Albert Sidney Johnson's force at CamI
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co,ons1 ph,,,n G, cao,aa o,,,~u
Surgeon John MooSe.
Sa9dgeon 9dig't. G;95ge M My?,; Hsy!or; q, non.,.
Cantein R p1eastnton. ~ cara1rv
Captain John Bnford, I'd cavalry.
Sapfaln S1aInt., =; Goeqsns 4 : % ay cavalry. o,
Cantain John Gikhan. 1;eht h.tfery r. sa'a's'
1st IieutenaLt Folleit, 9sh aTtillefy.
Captain = n. Clarke, 4th @ artillery.
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