And yet another part 186 Enlisted Men-Continued. Chambers. Barnabas Davenport. James Dunnell Josiah Dover. John Deekers. Michael Fowler. William Fleming. Philip Garrett, Dickinson Garrison, James Hannah, James Hargrave. Beth Harris, Gillam Howard, Abner Hamilton, Alexander Long. James Lisanbee. Jeremiah Love,John Lawton, John Lane, Joseph Maxwell, Wm. Moulding, Taylor Moulding. Richard (a spy) Moulding. Lee May, Morris Mileh, David Morris. John Morris. George Mitchell, John McKinney, Thomas Enlisted Men-Concluded. McAllister, Thomas McDaniel. James McCormick, William Potter, Rial Smith, John Small, James Slocumb. Charles Summers, John Stovery, Thomas Stewart. Eli Stern. Philip Standlee, Neadham Stewart. Charles Snodgrass. David Sparks, Charles Trammel, David (A spy) Trammel. Thomas Trammel, James Upton, Joseph Upton, Thomas Wilson, James Williams. Aaron Wheeler, Henry Whooley. David Whitford, Martin Winkler. Adam Wheeler, William Williams, Thomas Young, Nathan In a morning report of Sept. 12th, 1812, made at Camp Russell, of the troops under the command of Maj. Benjamin Stephenson," it will be found that Maj. Stephenson's command for that date comprised the companies of Captains James B. Moore, W. B. Whiteside, Absalom Cox,' Jacob Short, Willis Hargrave, Samuel Whiteside, Nathaniel Journey, and Amos Squires, with an aggregate of 570 men, In another "morning report" dated Oct. 10th, 1812, we find "troops under the command of Lieut. Col. Whiteside" to have been the com panies of Captains N. Ramsey, Thos. E. Craig, Willis Hargrave, Absalom Cox and James Trousdale, with a combined force of 316 men; the staff return on the back of which included, present: one surgeon, one surgeon's mate, one adjutant, one sergeant major, and one judge advocate. Capt. Philip Tramell's company (Leonard White's): Muster-roll of a detachment of mounted militia called into the service of the United States under the orders of His Excellency, Governor Edwards, to guard military stores from Shawneetown to Camp Russell, under the command of Philip Tramell, Lieut, Colonel of the 4th Regiment, Illinois Militia, acting as captain, from the 12th day of October to the 31st day of October, 1812: Captain Philip Tramell Sergeant Morton Ewbanks Privates Blue. Solomon Cumins, William Campbell, John Privates- Concluded, Gillard, John Inman, James Lee, James Murphy.John McFarland. James Pompey, servant to Philip Tramell Sibley, David Sibley, Isaac Wilson. Covington Wheeler, William 187 I do certify that the within muster-roll exhibits a true statement of the detachment for the purpose mentioned therein, and that James Ratcliff furnished a wagon and team for the purpose of transporting military stores from Shawneetown to Camp Russell, which was employed in the United States service from the 5th day of October until the 31st; the same mouth, with Adam Croach, wagoner, William Morrison furnished wagon, team and driver, for the same purpose, from the 9th of October to the 31st of same month. Meed McLaughlin and Davis Gillard each furnished wagon and team and driver, for the above purpose, from the 31st of same mouth. PHILIP TRAMELL, Lieut. Colonel 4th Illinois Militia, now acting as Captain in place of Leonard While. Capt. Dudley Williams' Company, 4th Regiment, Oct. 14th to Nov* 5th, 1812, "against the late invasions of the hostile Indians," Captain Dudley Williams Lieutenant David Moore Ensign Reuben Lino Cornet Alfred Lindsey Sergeants Joseph Ferguson John Reed Henry Griffin James Moore Corporals Wm. Magee James Brown Thomas Armstrong John Jarrot Privates Armstrong William Bramlett, Harvey Barnes, Allan Bridges, Joseph Brownfield, Charles Blasinaham, James Calhoun Daniel Cravens: William Casten. Thomas Privates- Concluded. Cain, Robert Clark Richard Coshler Daniel Cook, James Davis, Asher Dilkerson. Hiram Davis, lease Fuel, Henry Futral. Thomas Fort, Micajah Futral, Wilburn Ferguson.John Griffith, Hiram Hallin, John Harrison, Furnas Hallin. Andrew Jennings Samuel Ladd, Elijah Mathias, William Mitchell. Jeremiah Matthews, John Maybury. John Neal, John Randolph, James Rascow. Jesse Rest, Samuel Show,John Stevens, Ezekiel Thomas. Matthew Walker, John Wolf, Redden Walker. Samuel Woolf, James Williams. Joseph White, Thomas I certify that the foregoing is a correct muster-roll of my company, and that they were mustered into the service of the United States Saline, on the 14th day of October, 1812. DUDLEY WILLIAMS, Captain. Examined and approved: B. STEPHENSON, Brigade Major, Also endorsed by a certificate of Philip Tramell, Lieut. Colonel of the 4th Regiment, Illinois Militia: "That this company found their own provisions from Christian county to the United States Saline, and back again, which going and coming may be considered 160 miles." Captain Judy's Spy company, 1812. Muster roll of Captain Samuel Judy's company of mounted spies, called into service under the command of His Excellency, Ninian Edwards, Oct. 18th, 1812, to Nov. 12th, 1812 (spy company), Captain Samuel Judy. Privates Adams. Calvin Adkins, John Cox. Thomas Clark, Edward Cook. Henry Cosey, Pierre (or Crossey) Frazier, Robert Gilham, Isom (or Isaac) Going. William Gilham, Samuel Privates- Continued. Griffin. William Larmer, Patrick (or Larner) Lusk. John T Moore. George Newman. Joseph Nix, Ambrose Right, Tolivar Radcliff, William Reynolds. John Smith, Thomas Stockden. Davis Waddle, Alexander Muster roll of regimental and staff officers ordered into service by His Excellency, Ninian Edwards, Governor and Commander. in- chief of the Illinois Territory, from the 18th day of February to the 16th day of June, 1813: Names. Rank. B. Stephenson Major Phillip Tramwell.... Major Nathaniel Journey Adjutant George Fisher Surgeon ....................... William Reynolds Surgeon's Mate Daniel G. Moore Quartermaster Aaron Whitney Sergeant Major I do certify that the foregoing muster roll exhibits a just statement of the regiment and staff officers, as above stated, this 16th day of June, 1813. B, STEPHENSON, Brigade Major. Sergeant James N, Fox's detachment. Muster roll of a detachment of rangers on the frontier of Johnson county, under the command of Sergt. James N. Fox, from Feb. 17th, 1813, to March let, 1813. This detachment being called into service by order of His Excellency, Ninian Edwards, Governor of said Territory, Sergeant James N. Fox Privates Blane. Moss Buchan, James Deason. George Davis. John Privates- Continued. Edwards, William Flannery, James Griffin, Daniel Harris. Buckner Norton, John F Rawlinson, Shadrach Rawlinson. William