Third and Fifth Regiment. (Formed by consolidation of the Third and Fifth Infantry regiments.) Fourth Regiment. (Consolidated with First Infantry Regiment.) Fifth Regiment. (Consolidated with Third Infantry Regiment.) Sixth Regiment. (Formed from Erwin's Third and Hedgpeth's battalions. Consolidated with Second Infantry Regiment.) Seventh (Franklin's) Regiment. (Formed by consolidation of First and Second Northeast Cavalry regiments.) Seventh (Jackman's) Regiment. (Also called First, Third, Fourth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth Infantry Regiment.) Seventh (Mitchell's) Battalion. (Consolidated with Frazier's Battalion to form Mitchell's Eighth Infantry Regiment.) Eighth (Burns's) Regiment. (Formerly Hunter's Second Infantry Regiment; subsequently Eleventh Infantry Regiment.) Eighth (Mitchell's) Regiment. (Also known as Fifth Infantry Regiment. Formed by consolidation of Mitchell's Seventh and Frazier's Infantry battalions.) Eighth Battalion. (Consolidated with Clark's Ninth Infantry Regiment.) Ninth (Clark's) Regiment. (Formed from Eighth Infantry Battalion and the Missouri companies of Clark's Arkansas and Missouri Battalion.) Ninth (White's) Regiment. (Also known as Third and Twelfth Infantry Regiment.) Ninth Battalion, Sharpshooters. (Also known as Pindall's Sharpshooters.) Tenth Regiment. (Also known as First Infantry Regiment.) Eleventh Regiment. (See Hunter's Second and Burns's Eighth Infantry regiments.) Twelfth Regiment. (See White's Ninth Infantry Regiment.) Thirteenth Regiment. (Also known as Fourteenth Infantry Regiment.) Thirteenth Battalion, mounted. Fourteenth Regiment. Fourteenth Regiment. (See Thirteenth Infantry Regiment.) Fifteenth Regiment. Sixteenth Regiment. Clarkson's Battalion, Arkansas and Missouri volunteers. (The Missouri companies were consolidated with the Eighth Infantry Battalion to form Clark's Ninth Infantry Regiment.) Frazier's Battalion. (Consolidated with Mitchell's Eighth Infantry Regiment.) Hedgpeth's Battalion. (Consolidated with Sixth Infantry Regiment.) Hughes's Battalion. Hunter's Battalion. (Became Hunter's Second Infantry Regiment.) Macfarlane's Battalion. (Consolidated with Fourth Infantry Regiment.) Pickett's Battalion. Pindall's Sharpshooters. (Ninth Infantry Battalion.) Rosser's Battalion. Stern's Battalion. Winston's Regiment. LIST OF MISSOURI LOCAL DEFENSE ORGANIZATIONS, CONFEDERATE SERVICE. a a This list is made up from such official mention of the Missouri local defense organizations as has been discovered, but the rolls of the organizations are not on file in the War Department, and it is probable that none were ever prepared. The number of such local organizations is not known, but there is reason to believe that it was very largely in excess of the number here given. 336 O 1st Session. No. 413. SHODDY VS. PURE WOOL. HEARINGS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. JUNE 19, 1902.-Ordered to be printed. WASHINGTON: GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. 8 D-57-1-Vol 28- -26 Hon. William M. Springer, representing the National Live Stock Associa- tion of the United States, favors measure.. Suggests amendments to sections 1 and 2 of the bill.. English "merchandise-marks act," reference, etc., to. Hon. Francis E. Warren, of Wyoming, president of the National Wool- Bill under consideration (H. R. 14488, by Mr. Grosvenor) Amendments to sections 1 and 2, proposed by Mr. Springer. Pending bill and recent oleomargarin act, principle identical Difference between the English act and proposed bill. Resolutions of various live-stock and woolgrowers' associations favoring the |