The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

second Kentucky Regiment. C"osel
Hanson commanding. no otacers ANA 20
men.
The following IN lat oi oucers &C
compsuying the above
sEvrSrH TWAS.
Colonel lot bn Gregg
Maior-H u Granbury.
Adlutaut- VI Doug las
Onnrt.ruasier-Wi lllsm Bradheid
Company A-Tmrd Lieutenant Nor
val Recruited 10 Waco county.
Company B--Fir-t Lieut.. Camp SEC
ond Lent. Coren Third Lieut. fofd'
Recruited in Upshur county.
Company Capt Brouehi"n fns'
Lieut.. English Second Lieut. "cNdci'
son. Recruited IN Kaufman county
Company p-Capt X NJ Van Zandt {,
First Lieut. Lip51omh Second Lieut..
Adams Recruited in Harrison county
Company E-Frst Lieut. ). 7. Don.
ley second Lieut. Martin. Recruited
ia Cherokee county
Company F-First Lieut.. Moore. He
cruitcd ~ Smith county
Company Capt. Moody FIRST 1t
Call,tt second Lieut. + Tidwcll H."
rrnired ~ Fr-estopc county.
Company H-Firs, Lieut. Forrest !;
Srcond biout. James N Craig Recruit
"a IN HARRISON county.
Company l-Capl John W Brown :
Fl-t Llent B,lliuger Second Lieut.
White; Third Lieut. McDavid. Recruit
ed ~ Rusk county
TWENTIETH MISSISSIPPI
Majnr-W lillian y. Brown.
Company A-Capt II, CAVITY t1rst
Lieut., K N. Wilson Recruited IA Bolt
var county
Company B-Capi. Rorcr First II
sykes Second Lieut. Mura Third
Lieut.. Roberts Recruited IN Monroe
county.
Company Capt George; FIRST 1t
siddell Second Lieut. Keys Thirf It
Stodaard Recruited Il Carroll county
Company D. Capt. G. Massey FRS
Lieut. Williams Second Lieut. Dotson
Third Lieut.. McClclland Recruited II
Nuxuher county.
Company E-Secoud Licut Chaplin
Recruited ~ Harrison county
Company Capt Graham Seeon'
Lieut.. Sterling. Recruited in Scot
county.
, Company G-First Lieut. Nelson. RI
D. cruit IN Winston county
Compal II Second Lieut. Harrison
Recruited in Scott county.
b Company Capt Chaifcld Fir'
, Lieut. cole Second Lieut.. William
{ Recruited in Jasper county.
, Company k-First Lieut.. Oldham
/, Second Lieut. Hemphill. Recruited
J Alfalfa county.
, IT,, remaining regiments and cor
/, pauica are unaccumpanlcd by tue
I officers
< ARRANGEMENTS At CANT DOUGLAS FOR II
tRyEiIlASCE % TIRE csFrivss.
. As soon IA may be practicable, u
prisoners viii be divided into detac
!, mrnts Of one hundred mon each, and
:, lotted their quarters, members OF II
j. same companies or regiments being Re
?, together. 4 force will soon arrive
d the city who will garrison the rost al
;, serve on guard duty. For the preset
b the public will not he@t5td That Colon
1rrHcr VIII soon resume command
1 tue post, Colonel Noss, the prescn,
s cumhenl, having been ordered TO re-
T. de7vous bis cutnmaud a. Caml Butler
j WORE PRISONERS.
+, The arrival Of the balance Of the sew,
! thousand prisoners allotted to Chicag
will continue for sevcal days Own
10 the amount of freight and trauspo
;S2.pn previously contracted for, II
prisoners cannot be brought with tn.
rapid .ty with which they could were tt
railroads entirely tree 4 drtachmci
OF twelve hundred arrived in the eli,
during last night, over the Illinois Ger
trail Railroad, aph two thousand MOI
will arrive 'omotrpw by the Chicag,
Alton, and 1t Louis Railroad
JOURNEY OF THE PRISONERS FRua ALTON 7
CHICAGO.
our special reporters left this city %
lhSrsday afternoon at 1 O'Clock, hv ia
Chicago, Alton, and St Louis road an
at dwight boarded the Trains bound fl
It's city, with portion Of the For
p"neISpn prisoners. There were tw
trains IN company the first carrying
the ath Tennessee, CT Suggs TIL
regiment was raised in the immcdiat,
vicinity Of Fort Dourlsun, and csprciall
tor the protection OF that point. On tn
second train was the 49lh Tennessee
regiment, Col James Bailey, r,cruitc,
AT Cl,tksvllle. Col Bailey has Ion,
been known AZ u prominent LAWYER
resident AT Clarksvillc, aud foremost "A
the bar IN Western Tennessee Ties,
two ruglmeHts-thcir killed. wonnde,
and sick, and all their officers. being
lett at st Louls-numbcrcd about clever
hnndrrd men. They are formed chief,
OF drafted troops, or, as they therus.lve,
express it, they belung To the "dotailct
militia" They entered the service abou
two months ago, aud most OF their tine
since enlistment, have been employed in
digging trenches upon the hills Of Don.
elson. Very little Of it has been spent
IN drill, and, in consequence, their bear.
ing Is not OF the most approved military
style The men are comfortably, though
oddly dressed Homemade blankets.
bed quilts, and shawls of every hue
aud rather ragamfiin appearance,
which one will not soon forget. OF
course there is no attempt at uniformity
N their dress, IA most of them have
gone to war at their own expense.
Our reporter passed from car to car,
and converscd with the men, who were
i0und to be quite communicative. They
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