, 1862-09-13
THE TSEENTE-FIKST WISCONSIN
KEGIMENT.
It's Organization and Roster.

Al y 0 CLOCK yesterday G0rnI1g luC -ISE /
Wisconsin regiment arrived in this city, by
special train on the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad, en- route for the seat of war. Pro-
ceedipg without delay to the depot of the
Michigan Central road, the regiment found q
special train on that road, waiting to receive
them. This train consisted Of three baggage
cars, Ole stock car for the horses, and seven
teen first class passenger coaches for the Off
GERS and men+ Before starting, the officers
were provided with ainner at the Massassolt
House, and tho soldiers with plenty Of re-
frcsnmrnts at the cars, gratultou5lJ furnished
the m By the railroad company. At half-past
L., the lopg and heavily loaded traiu!started
off, bearing the 21st Wisconsin regiment to
neW and active scenes.
This regiment is without doubt one OF
the best that has been sent out from
the Northwest. In numbers it is up to the
MAXIMUM standard; in physical stamina aud
p:o:al worth, the men who compose it are
above the average Of soldiers. 4 large pro.
portion Of them arc railroad uacn. One conl-
pa,y is composed exclusively Of employees Of
tie LaCtossc Railroad, and is commanded by
IA. engineer. There are twenty Chippewa In
diaps attached to the regiment, who seem to
be fully imbued with the spirit Of loyalty and
patriotism. The organization Of this corps
wss effected about ten days ago, since which
time they have been actively drilling and pre-
rarir 6 FOR the field.
The following is the
REGIMESTAL ROSTER.
Co1oxEL-B. F. Sweet.
| L1gvT te1fSEL-IIa-rison G. Hobart,
NAlpE-f. Shoemaker.
ttTAETFEMAsTER-H. c. II anlItOn.
| sEKGEAST MAIoR-B. T. Van Sllsenburc.
Company A-Cap:aia, White; 1st Lieutenant,
! I.eaylt5: I'd Lieut.. ..--.
| company b--i.artain. Paine: Let Lieut.. Russell;
Company C-Captain Godfrey; 1st Lieut., Wall !;
company p-capt Jewett; 1st Lieut., Il. rur-
| ltr: I'd Ilent., Bu-ch1tal.
Company E-Gaptain, Gibbs; 1st Lieut., o7son
Company F-captaIn, Ed. conl1in; lat Lisut.,
Company G-captain, Sessions; 1st Lieat.,
| CraNtned-.
Company 11-captain. Bentley; 1st Lieut., F.
Clark: u Litt1t., +. F. strong.
Company 1-Captain, Newsom: LIT Lieut.,
Smith: ID Lieut.. Ed: Delaney.
,connany k-.al,lain. Walker; 1zt Lent, Mur'
ply; Sd Lirut. La Couat.
PRESENTATION AT CAMP DoGGETT.-There
was an interesting time yesterday at the c,ml
Of the Mercantile Battery, upon the occasion
Of the presentation Of an elegant and service
able saLre, sash and belt, complete, aud brac;
Of beautiful reyolyers, By the members Of tht
battery, to Lieut.. Fred. Bickford.
Lieut.. Swan made the presentation on be
half OF the company, in Il most telicitous aus
feeling manner. Lieut.. Bickford replied il
acce1tirg, with few plain, manly words, ez
psessiye Of his thanks and appreciation Of tn
kiudrcss and devotion Of his command, q
. expressed bS their rich and beautiful gift.
Lieut.. Swan hlmselfwas made the recipient
: s. few days since, Of a beautiful dress sabre
belt ard sash, at the hands Of his pastor, th
Rev. Dir. Tutt1e, of the Second Uniyersa1is
: Church, He Was prese nted, also, with fin
revolver, By one Of the scholars of his sunda
| School.
JAP4SEsE PA1S11SGs.-At IS Dearbor
street, a large collection Of japanese wate
color paintings on ivory, will be opened fl
sale this evening at halfpast seven o'clocl
These paintings are, without exception, worl
= Of rare merit. They represent portrai
mainly, and are marked By smoothness
: finish, delicacy Of treatment and elaborate
! Of detail very rarely to be found in water-co
ors. We advise our citizens who would DO
!; sess themselves not only Of a yeritable curio
!. ity, but rare work Of art, TO call this eve
/, irg and purchase. Buffers, the well knoa
:. auctioneer, will sell many other japanese o
jects OF interest this morning. and afterno.
q at the same place.
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l. SrryrcEs AT CAM, DoGGET7.-Rev N O.