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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-28

1TATTENTION. UNION REGIMENT
4S. Companies A, B, Z, and d, Federal RIfes,)
Fntt battalion, Union Regiment will form line
LOT parade On MONDAY, the 4th of March, in
'front.' Of Temperance Hail, on T. street, promptl, at
O'Clock a. m. By order:
J. GREY JEWELL, Mai.
JAMRL II, SHELICROss. Adj IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-28

CARD.
Beg Leave e p 1h Drbs t6.
BUSINESS formerly conducted BY my J
deceased husband. James Mcdonald, andy
hope, by str lot attention to business, to- y.
merlt share of patronage from former friends and
customers, and the public generslly.
AS am entirely dependent on them for their sym
pa by In aiding me in my undertaking, / shall en-
deavor to do oil in my power to suit those who may
favor me with q GALL
take thi, opportunity to return my thanks for
the liberal patronage bestowed on my husband for
period of seven years. and hope Continuance of
the same. MRS. n. A. MCDONALD,
feTSt Corner of Tenth and L SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-28

0~MASONIC.-A special communication of
tral Masonic ball, CORNER OF Ninth and d streets,
on SATURDAY, March ID, at o'clock p. m.
Punotua attendance of the members is earnestly
requested. Master Masons in regular standing are
cordially invited to attend
By order of the w. M:
fe % 1t J.F l. McCLERY, Sec.
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TIRE INAUGURATION.

IT, TIE INAUGURATION.
US The Marshals app, inted by the under
dam ss 10 asst IN me i5aesnoa q tee Prss
Browns Hotei, for such scaIfs. batOns. saddle
cloths and gloves as i'll be wanted and which the
sald Stephens d 60. oan describe and furnish at
fair prices, If applied for in proper tims.
The Mershals, being well mounted and equipped
for service, will at 10 o'clock a. m, on Monday
next, assemble in front of my wsllIng, No AIS on
New York aver ne, between 18th and I4th streets,
q, be ready TO proceed In order to the Executive
MansI N, there to receive President Buchanan and
suite, and to conduct them to Wizards Hotel
where they will call for the President elect and
suite. Then strictly following the published pro-
g!amme Of the senate Committee and If Marshal
French, they WI unite in the general procession
and attend both Presidents to the Capitol.
WIN. SELDEN, U. 8. Msrshsl for
1877 81 District of Columbia,
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AUCTION SALES.

Bv J. c. MCGUIRE a co. Aacuoueers
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOuSE
II HoLp ErsEcTs At PrsLIo sAIK On sATph
front OF the Auction Rooms, we shsl seil, By VIZ.
tine Of di,trs,. for hopse rent, lot Of exeelene
walnut Plush covered sofss. Arm and Psrlot
Marble too Center and spf. Tables, w hstnOt,
Lounges, Easy Chslrs, Rcckere,
Cane and w God sent Chairs sldeooero.
Brussels CARPETS, Oilclo,h, Rugs.
Dining and Side Tables, Mirrors,
Marble top Bureaus and Meshs,enos'
Eedsteads, Toilet Sets. Clock.
Hair and Hust Matfresset,
Bosters and Pillows.
Blankets. Comforts, Spreads,
Oak Hat tree. Oak Dining Chairs.
Cooking and other Stoves.
Together with general assortment oil Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms cash. -
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AMUSEM ENTS.

WAsH TON rHEkT en-,
Acting Manage j. T. RAYMOND
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Ii GEoRGsToWN c6LtEGE.-fhe Ar AR
nual Commencement of this Institution will be held
II the College Buildings, Georgetown, on THURS
DAY, 18th Of February; at O'Clock p. M, when
didates by the President of the College.
The Valedictory Address will be delivered by
Prof. THOMAS ANTIsELL. NJ. ID. The Profession
and the public are RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
feTT JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d., Dean.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Dec 20, 1861.
COLLECTOR or CUSTOMS, New YORK.
You are hereby instructed TO enforce the provisions
Of the act increase tho duties tea coffee and sugar
and molasses, approved December "a, 1851 This act
goes into effect the 25h instant, and applies 20 all
goods OF the above description " warehouse well ss
current mportatious copy Of the act w be sent you
BY mail IN the meantime you wi be governed BY the
act AZ pubshed In the newspapers.
s. r. CHASE, Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Chicago Tribune says:--
Holders Of gold Arnsr 10 their views Tho lead
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

tM* estxa~sp cosrr.-Mr rattle, Of the Cambridge
a. " states the object 81 by Captain
hN ~oHnsed AZ . comet, 10 be the famous elliptic
hsta@ sisd m the girdle Of Andromeda. constela-
tsnn thai ee~ eliminates the zenith early In the
evening ms nebuia has been seen and observed by
astronomers er ages and Of the few Of that class
az celestial objects which DO distinctly seen by the
naked eye An old astronomer describes It's appearance
a. that of "candls shining through horn" resem-
blance, Gays Hsrschel that Is not napt Notwthstad-
ing Its nxity among the stars and known character Ia
frequently announced In this instance new comet
come INTO view. Some years ago English astronomer
Of considerable reputation but having little acquaintance
with the aspect and position Of the heavenly bodcs came
this nebua and, suspecting 70 be comet, un-
for himself hastily announced IT 70 bs SUCH
hardly necessary TO add that Urania at once Danish
cd him from the domain Of practical astronomy. Tho
celebrated comet Of Encke can now be seen with an
opera glass; nebulous looking object, in Right Ascen
sion ~ hours minutes; Declinaton north, degrees
10 minutes and two stars Of the NTH magnitude,
and numbered "a and 30 Perse in kamsteads catalogue
Its geocentric motion slow and nearly altogether ~
direction towards the celestial equator.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

WASniN0zOrs Doo. bsS AooA
Judge Army has just arrived from New Mexico, bring
ing dispatches from tho Union army officers In Now
Mexico TO the government He reports strong Union
feeling In the Territory.
Colonel Candy, In command Of the military depart
mont Of New Mexico has retaken Forts Cray and Stanton
IN the Mesilla border, driving the Texans away, and
~ the latest dates en- route for Fort Fillmore din
possess the enemy there that post having been traitor
susly surrendered by Col Lynde 70 inferior force OF
Texans. Thence he intends marching into Ari1onA 70
drive of the rebels Having sufficient force, there can
b no doubt Of his success.
The Indians, for tho greater part are psaceaoe and
friendly TO the government.
Judge Army, on the way hithcr, passed on the big
bend Of the Arkansas camps Of the Confederate tribes
q the Plains consisting OF about 5000 Arrapahoss
Kiowas, Camanches, Cheyennes and Prairie Apaches
Ihoy desired him TO say, whom no reached Washington
that they would nght for the Great Father the defender
Of the Union.
Governor Connolly has recommended TO the Legislative
Assembly the repeal or tho slave code enacted
ago, and, from the tone Of public feeling il is supposed
that an act for that purpose viii be passed.
Kit Carson now Colonel, Is in command Of regiment
Of mounted rangers south Of the Rio Grande making bis
hsadquartcrs at Albuquerque.
Judge Army has succeeded him Indian Agent and lie
cooperating with him, and using ths Indians scouts
As the military force advances SOUTH the rebel troops
retreat
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

ing banks sold sparngy 70 customers and sales to
outsiders were made at Xal per cent. The brokers
charged la1A There was no general demand among
tho people, but holders disposed provide against
contingencies.
The Cincinnati Gazette, speaking OF the Cleve-
land, Columbus b Cincinnati road, Says
They have not had equipment enough with that they
could borrow from connecting roads 70 carry all tho
freight that offered. Not only has eastward bound
freight becn crowded upon them but they have also had
abundance Of heavy rcghs, such sugar, salt &C.,
for their return cars The gross earnings for the past
three months have been ~ follows
November. 1856 900
Uecemocr.. l4o,OO0
and may reach $3.50 600. The operating expenses dur
ing tho months have averaged $50 900 per month
In October they S5 0 and for the last months
the receipts larger she expenses have also been
somewhat higher.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
GENERAL BANKS DIVISION.

FREDERicK, Dec. "a, 1891.
Captain Howes battery Company g, Fourth artillery,
leays o. here this morning for Washington.
Captain Bests battery, Company +, Fourth artillery,
has returned from Wiamsport
Private advices from Romney state ,ha, General Kelly
coo tnues too iii The field that General Rose
crany will conduct operations in that section.
Az last reports from Wiamsp0rt every thing quiet
10 that region. The weight OF ice upon the wires has
broken them, and just at this moment without
teiepa aphic comm nication.
Two teu-pound Parrot guns have been added 10 Gen.
b. g artillery force
Another company has just been added to the Nine
teenth New York artillery regiment. There are now
eight companies of this regiment in camp here and
hundred and fifty under Capt Kennedy at Wash
ington awaiting their armament.
The Catoctn and Blue Ridge covered with slight
cnat Of this morning.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

o. Their shells never exploded and when any Of them did
msh lave been effective, and against which they we're
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Dec. 27--6 p. N.
ASHES Small sales continued to be made at 50 for both
sorts.
BREApsTurrs.--Flour--Ths market continued to rule
heavy and dull, while prices for most descriptions
unchanged. The higher grades irregular and sales
light. The transactions footed up about 5000 o. 900
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A sSoRTMENT UNEQUAILED
n OF useful articles for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
White French China Tea sets "a pieces) ior Holiday
Nhts 20
Fancy French China Tea Sets for Holiday Gis 100
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
For Holiday U sargest size handsomely engraved. 90
SN-$5-$5-$ $5-$5
Silver Plated Cake Baskets, for Holiday tiils.... ~
Silver Plated Tea Sets l6 pinces fo Holiday Gifts Is 10
Silver Plated Casters % cnt bocs), Tor Hoidas Gifts ~
COFFEE URNs
Holiday 1ifts pattern Hnely chased 10 20
$i0-$l0-$ $i0-Si0-S0.
Silver Plated Table Spoons for Holiday G. the doz. 0O
Silver Plated Table Forks for Holiday oi The dozen 90
Ivory handled Table Knives Tor Holiday Gfs. tho doz 10
Ivory banded Tea Knives for Holiday s the DOZEN 10
ALSO
m eiegan, variety of
FRENCH CHINA VASES,
For Holiday GIFTS.
BISQuE FIGURES,
For Holiday Gis
BRONZE FIGURES,
For Holiday G,,ts.
rARIAN MARBLE FIGURES,
For Holiday Gifts
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
For Holiday Gifts.
BRONZE AND Marble CLOCKS.
For Holiday GIFTS.
Together with Complete Stock OF
cHJNs DINNER SETS.
Rich and Plain Cat
TABLE GLASS, Ac., 1c,
W.. p. DALEY 4 CO.,
63l Broadway.
1890 PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AT HOWE
lCOL. FERRY'S, consisting Of fine Cir Books and
numerous other articles suitable for presents.
HOWE 4 FERRY, ~ Bowery.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

General Order Calling Out the Scientary
ocSsa oorcH .nd rrescraDsng nr ns,ag Tnsr Sn..orn,
per C0mme nts Upon the Order.
[From the Canada Gazette Extra, Dec. 20, lS61.]
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

an DEMANDE-UNE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE
" bonnie dcnfant- qn psrle bien "a ansne e qu
slche coudrc; preterersit personne pis eu dt
temps dams u pays sadresser AZ 2 Quest 3dne
In 5rne av.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

HOTEL JULIAN, NO. 767 BBoADNAY, CORNER OF
III Ninth s'rcet.Frenoh aud american restaurant Meals
Ia carte or BY the week. Table dhoe o'clock Sundays
ats. Pbeian's billiards.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18

From EUEopE.-TLe latest steamer fom
Europe was the Euro!a. \ discussion
had taken place in The House of Com
mons, in England On American affairs,
and lord John Russell hal indicated the
coHlse England would pursue in our ma
tional difficulties. She viii place British
squadron at once upon onr coast. not for
the purpose Of interfering in our affairs,
but ier the protection OF BrAish interests.
The Government Of Great Britain is deep
ly interested in our revolutionary strug-
gl,.s, but seems wholly mi.sposed to take
ANY steps to interfere, farther than TO
protect her own immediate Interest,"
Exactly what steps she may deem it law,
full to take does not yet appear. The
extent of their powers, under the inter,
national laws and treaty obligations, has
been submitted to the law officers Of The
crown. The English press almost univer.
sally sympathize with the North, except
the London Times which appears to lean
to either side
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18
MortQQQe Sac.

XVHFREAs John Phinore and Isabella Phiilinors
w his wife, of the county OF La Sale, and State Of
Illinois, the 2sth day Of July, q. 1853, executed
and delivered to me, the undersigned, certain mort
gage Of the premises ereinaf;e- described, secure
tho payment OF a certain promissory t. of even
date Herewith, executed by said John Phi!lioTe and
made payable to the order Of Martin A. Howell, Jr
sixty days after the date thereof, for the Of
hundred and twenty four s0-l0o dollars with per
cent per month as damages If not paid when due
said mortgage duly recorded in the recorders o.
fee Of said county of La Sale Illinois, n book Of deeds
Ne. 90, at pages - and - the 2yh of July d
1853, reference thereto will appear And where
as, default having been made in the payment of said
proniEsory note Of hundred and twenty four
zoe dollars with damages accruing thereon, after said
note became due and payable. Now, therefore, by
virtue Of the power and authority in me, the under
the purposes therein expressed, Go do hereby give
public notice that in pursuance Of said power and
thOry, shall sell public asction at the south doc
OF the house in the sity OF Ottawa in the county
Of La sale and State Of Illinois, the l7tk day OF
June, l,i at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day the highest bidder for cash. the premises in said
mortgage described, the same being situate in said
county CT La Sale aud described as follows:
The north east quarter Of the south west quarter
section twenty five, (sj) IN township thirty three (31
three, 49, ana of The third principal
ian, tanning forty acres of land, more less.
And convey said premises and real estate TO the
highest and bes; bidder for cash.
MARTIN A HOWELL, Dloy<g1ces.
Laws JELAUF, Att Ottawa, May i, 1851
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KENTUCKY.

MAY l3.-The gentlemen elected COM
missioners to the border state convention
met at Frankfort on Saturday A commit
tee was appointed to correspond with all
the border states, and invite them to a con-
ference on the 9th inst, at Frankfort
Col Anderson is to meet and take COM
mand of the Kentucky Brigade at Cincin-
natl to-day QSth) The report that Brock
inridge has solicited command under
him is based upon the following despatch ::
PHILADELPHIA, May lot seems that
Lieut.. Tilden, aid-de-camp to Gen. McClel-
Ian, of the Ohio troops, accompanied the
train on which Col. Anderson was passen-
ger to Harrisburg, and when at Middletown
he received letter from friend in Ken
lucky, desiring him to inform Col Ander-
son that Mr.. Breckenridge would meet him
at Cincinnati, to take command under him,
to assist In organizing the federal troops
in Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, May l6.-Street rumors say
that there is likely to be difficulty here be-
tween the opposing parties on the advent
of Col Anderson.
CINCINNATI, May I6.-Col Anderson ar
rived this p NJ. He was met at the depot
by a committee of the City Council. May.
or Hatch rendered the hospitality of the
city, to which Col. Anderson replied briefly.
CAIRO AND THE MISSISSIPPI
Nav 12-Gen Scntf Ia. coat orders for
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The African .quacrcn and the Eri.i h
GOycrnm,
WASHINGTON. May !.

WASHINGTON. May y, lN6l.
The administration some time ago no,i-
fed the British Government that il would
be compelled, owing to the exirting condi-
ton Of affairs, TO withdraw most Of its
squadron, for a time at least, from the Af-
rican coast. The English Government
has, ii is md + to d. determined to aug
ment their squadron in those waters,
thereby not only aiding our government,
but relieving it of the necessity OF keeping
large squadron there. They were aware
tina; all the vessels of the American navy
would be required for home protection.
This action on their part is clearly indica-
tive Of the good feeling and sympathy en-
tertained 10y them for the North in then
struggle with the South.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18
President Lincoln and Senator Douglas.
Especial Despatch to NY Tribunel
" ,-urv,.rCN- No.


Having seen it stated that Senator Doug
las had received an appointment Of Brisa-
der General ! asked the President if it
was So He said it was not and that lie
had not thought Of rendering i TO him
He also said that IL Generals were TO he
appointed from civil life, he imagined there
were many who would he inferior to Doug
las in that posit;on-that Senator Douglas
was the fr-t to tell him of anticipated
troubles in Maryland 10 point out the pro-
per route via rerryville and Annapolis. and
suggested lit Font Monroe and Point
Comfort w. ,il.. ,~,rts that commanded
the whole AZ tha: section Of country Mr..
Lincoln retired TIA pleasure to the fact
that Mr. D"g.la- "trlier than any, called
upon him. ..nno ucing his determination
to stand by HIM, and approving Of his
course.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18

\ Coon SrBJr,r roE Local IrEE-
Another com,t preaching the earth.
and may be seen with the naked eye near
the Ia Of the constellation " Draco.' 1t
will lass across tn consolation UIsa Ma
.jor, and by the last of this week viii be
near the cup of tine Dip g. \ remark
able fact H. citation TO this comet is, that
o. The 18Th Of Nav. it will be almost ex-
actlv where the earth was one week ago,
s. that if Us peri4"lion passage had been
three weeks eallioc we shotd have col
lsion with The heaysnly stranger which
might have put a stop to Southern rebel
lion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18

THAT STEAM GUY-The Baltimore steam
gun, manufactured for the rebels by the
traitor Wmsns, and which was captured
by the L. :. Troops while e., rou'o for Nir
cinia last week, WILL it is claimed, dis
charge 800 balls in minute The range
is accurate up and down, but the balls are
liable 70 hit wide of the mark on one side
or the other Its rangei is about loo yards,
and it can be worked 50 SIS to discharge in
any direction The whole machine weighs
e. 100 pounds, and is about the size of q
steam tireengine. The impression of most
of those who have seen it is that it will not
be Of much service.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18

Ross WINANs-The telegraph announces
the fact that the celebrated millionaire OF
Baltimore. Ross Winans. has been arrested
at the Relay House on his way from FIede.
rick to Baltimore Governor Hicks was
on the train with Winans, and begged
Justify for his release, but General Butler
was memorable. The best use they can
put Winans to, is to make him teach them
how to manage his famous steam gun
which they have also captured and have
at the Relay House. Ross and his gun
have fallen on evil times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18
LIEUT.. SIEMMrH TAXES A THREAT CO

LIEUT.. SIEMMEE TAKES THREAT CooLLY
While Lieut.. Slemmer was in command
of Fort Pickens, General Brown, of the
secession forces, sent a demand for its
surrender Lieut. Slemmer, instead OF
complying with the demand, sent to in.
quire the number of troops bcseiging the
fort Gen Brown, evidently DESTROYS OF
furnishing him with full information on
this point, replied that he had ZOO men
under his immediate command, and 5000
more within whistle call. Lieut. Stem
mers reply was, "You had better begin
to whistle!'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18
THE EVLNING.


May l4-Montgomery papers state that
jeff Davis dinner at the " nitc House Is
postponed tail the 10th Of June.
Southern troops are concentrating in
the vicinity of Norfolk. An Alabama
regiment OF 100 men, and - cadets Of
the same State, had just arrived and en-
camped in the vicinity OF Fort Norfolk.
The Nirginiaus have nog i've batteries
erected in Norfolk Harbor.
battalion OF Louisiana troops left
Richmond Oh the cth, on secret service.
Mr. McNalleH has just got IN nom Rich
mond. He says there were 10000 troops
there 10000 at For.olk, 1000 at Harper :
Ferry, and others were preparing TO leave
Richuond for the latter place
An officer VINO has ust returned from
accommodating says but $3.50 troops are -
Richmond
Five thousand four hundred troops are
at Lynchburg, aud more are expected
A gentleman from Richmond says that
5000 rebel troops are now stationed n that
city and that 1900 other troops are scat
tered through the State Of Virginia.
Tie Vng ia rebels are iortl!ylng them.
selves at Harpers Ferry, and reinforce
ments are constantly arriving. The cor
respondent of the American accompanied
the members of the legislature to Harper :
Ferry lie says the Nirgiuians have strong
" fortified the Maryland heights over
looking Harper's Ferry and are very con
fiden,, and evidently have no intention o.
evaeuating their position.
! At the Relay Rouse it was supposed, by
many judges of similar affairs, that th'
! Virginia army must soon fight or dispense
Barkstiale writes that he has a company
in Virginia which intends marching oil
( Washington.
Forty cannon are planted at Harper
Ferry
Advices from Louisiana state that dan
ger OF instructions are becoming more
imminent. Stringent rules are enforced
on all plantations
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18

The affair at ST. Louis has aroused the
secession feeling in Western Missouri, and
dispatches from Jefferson City say that
militia from surrounding towns and coun-
ties continue to arrive there, many of them
mounted and all inditierently armed
Sterling Price, moderate and prudent
man, has been appointed Maj. General Of
the state forces.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18

WISHING JAMES ADAIR success il his educational eff
forts, we hope his Improvement in DRAINING MACHINES
will be justly appreciated His draining pillow received
the first premium at the Illinois State Fair TINS ia'
four others, and from the certificates OF more '
a dozen of dsinterested persons in this county VINO
have made and had made over eleven thousand ro''
of dram with several machines, as wei Us i'o ~
own personal knowledge In the CASE we Dei'e'e u'i
ing done with his machine worth, perhaps, twice as
much as that done by any other machine.
Whatever money may be realized from II, We are
nersuaded will be appropriated to good use.-Hen-
dotd ObSerreF.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18

New York, Nay l6-Gustavus Holland,
who was dispatched by the Montgomery
rebels TO Europe TO make arrangements
for recognition OF the Southern Confed-
eracv, was arrested here on his arrival in
the Arago from England, and was dis
charged after an examination OF HE des-
patcqes, which were returned him they
being such as will he productive of little
aid or comfort to the rebels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-18
Third District Regiment in Camp.

The regiment for the Sd Congressional
district under the 10 regiment bill, went
into camp at Joliet on Saturday of last
week, and is now fully organized and bn-
SLY engaged IN the work of drilling, &c.
The camp ground is beautiful spot, about
a mile North East of tho city. The regi-
ment elected its field officers on Wednes
day.. c Marsh, of Chicago Colonel and
Capt VIM. Erwin Of Joliet 1t. Colonel
Loveioy, who appears to be standing can
d:,,ata for Colonel of every regiment that
is organized, was voted out as usual, by
about ten to one The fact is, Lovejoy's
place is in the ranks, at least until he can
learn the drill, before he ought to have the
! impudencc to aspire to a command.