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Tn SEcEssIOS LEr-Us ALONE Do0rRIsE.-

TIE SEcEssIOS LKT-Us. ALONE DOCTRIsE.-
Notwithstanding the constant reiteration
from some sources South that they had
never designed an attack on Washington,
the Richmond Wing of the 22d inst. had the
following:
We are not enough in the secrets Of our
authorities TO specify the day on which JEFF.
Davis will dine at the White House, and
Ben. NcCulloch take his siesta in General
Sickles's gilded tent. We should dislike TO
produce any disappointment by naming too
coon or 100 early a day; but IL will save
trouble il the gentlemen will keep them.
selves in readiness 10 dislOdge at a moments
notice II they are not smitten, however,
with more than judicial blindness, they dc
not need this warning at our hands. They
must know that the measure of their INF
quities is full, and the patience Of outraged
freedom iB exhausted. Among all the brave
men from the Rio Grande 10 the Potomac
and stretching over into insulted, indignant
snd Infatuated Maryland, there is but ON
word on every lip: (" Warrington y aud on,
sentiment on every heart; v-engeance,on tht
tyrants who pollute the capital Of the re
publicl 10
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Addlnannl RareInn Nann.

HALIFAX, May 3O-The America, from
Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th, ola Queens.
town on the 18th, arrived here this morn
ing. The Ameried brings 81, 200, 900 ia specie.
wood asked the government Whistler the
term lawful blockade, used In the recent
proclamation, was "a, be interpreted literally
or with qualifications As according 20 the
strict meaning Of the Paris agreement, il
was Impossible 20 maintain "A efecdTC
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

FRUIT CROP OF NEW JERsEY.-After some
inquiry having been made in regard to the
prospects of the next fruit crop in this
county, we may safely remark that it promises
good. Peach trees look finer than for many
years. Apples, pears and cherries are pros
porous. Strawberries will yield ~abundantly
if The weather ia moderate. In a word, the
whole fruit crop bids fair to excel that raised
in Cope May for six or seven years past
Cape Man Ocean WdUe.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

THl fight has commenced in Virginia by
the driving Ia Of a few Insignificant outposts,
intended tO be driven in.-Memphis argus.
And when the inposts Of the Secessionists
are driven out, IL will doubtless then be dis
covered that they were intended to be driven
ont
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A PowDER NIL AT GBoR9IA.-A powder
mill has been built al Kingston, Ca, and she
manufacture of powder will be commenced
immediately. The saltpeter cave near that
place contains en- abundance OF nitFe, almost
pure and scientific men will soon turn 1t to
immense value 70 that country. 3 , +.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

NEW STEERIHG APPARAFUs.-A new appar-
atus for steering ships, to supersede the
cumbrous wheel now in use, has been in
vented. A cylinder and piston, worked by
water, steam or ali, with the use Of one hand
only, operates noisslessly and efficiently on
the largest rudder.
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Tan LAsGUAeE OF soUrHKRS CHrvALHY.
The. Memphis Tenn J AValGnehs compliments
one Of the true patriots Of America in the
following peculiarly Southern style:
Itseems that Emerson Etheridge isanxious
10 share the traitors doom-death upon the
RallOWs. He Is determined TO make the
Southern people hang him. This they will
do. The miserable seoundrel has already
exhausted the patience Of our people. He &
a regular spy. Fire and faggot should be
applied 10 his sinking CARCASS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

SoUTnlRN FRASrIoEBss-Tbe New Orleans
papers are frantic over the presentation Of 8
stand Of eoIors 10 q Brooklyn regiment by
Wheeler 4 WilsoD, who, they say, have made
a fortuna out Of the South BY the sale Of thei
sewing machines. a4saH-s
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Som good marching was done by Vir-
ginia troops the other day.-M o. Delta.
There VIII probably be some good running
BY the same. before long.
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River News.

River news.
PITTsBURs, May 3O-M.-River five feet
eight inches by the pier mark and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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MARRIHIJ.

ECHABLEs-BBYAN.-In Batavia, at the resi-
dence Of Thomas 8. Bryan, Eco, on Thursday, May
20, by Rev. Thomas Lee, Mr.. John II. Charles, OF
Sioux City, Iowa, and Miss Amanda M. Bryan, Of
Batavia. ssI-... -u
LEEDs-sLOAN,-In Batavia, May 20, by Rev.
ThomRs Lee, l. j. Leeds, editor Of the "Olermont
Sun" and Mrs. Lon. Sloan, daughter OF Thomas 8.
Bryan, Of Batavia. a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

A DMINIsTRA TOH's SALE OF REAL
"A ~EsTATEr-In puTstauSe 81 an order q ap'
ilton County, Ohio, / viii offer for sale, At Public
AuctiOn, in the Rotunda q the Court house, IN
1851, at II o'clock A. M, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
oourt y OF Hamilton and State of Ohio being In the
south-West quarter Of section eight (sh third town
ship, second fractional range Of the Mia nj Pur-
chase and being the south part OF Lot No six l6)I
on the map of subdivision Of the AIbeeast kstate'
as the same was subdivided aud laid of TO William
l.. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioner 10 the
snit in partition in Hamilton County Com mon
in front on 4 rbegast-street aud runRing back the
same width 10 the east line Of the entire tract, as
map and COmmissioners report Of said suhdtN iston
on page $50, volume 25I, Of the Records Of Hamilton
County Common Pleas.
Appraised at g.
in twelve months, with interest, TO be secured by
mortgage on the premises. U.
Administrator Of Wm. u, Ready deceased
HsN fmy2 10 dwell ID I'D
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INsUR-
EA AHCE OO.- HOME GUARDS This Company
of Home Guards. " .r..FI .ul
Persons %enlieting for the regular service 10 meet
the chances of war, will be charged one and one
quarter per cent for three months enlistment, aud
in the same proportion for six months or one year.
This Company continu es to insure lives on same
terms as heretofore independent Of the war risks
Dividend, JaDuAJ !, 1851 Forty Ave per cent.
Accumulated means at that date
. SS,S19,55S 30 SECURELY INVESTED.
Profits are divided among the assured.
For particulars; apply to tI
No. 4 Public Landing,
my31 .x2dp I once Of cincinnati ius. Dc.
NOTICE DISSOLUTION OF PART
~. kERsHIP;- The firm ofWICKHAM HALL,
IVA Main-Bt., Is this day dissolved by mutual com
sent. The BUSH ess Of the trm will be settled by
7. b. wIOKHAM,
'L -.H I'D j. b. HALL.
Nay 70, 1851. mySl,c'
PUBhEC MOTTO n.
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HoMm INTMRMsT.
~ ruI DlnI lzs.-y.a O,us . v,st.

~ TIE DAILY = zas-ren GENTS q week.
y-Olcthing ronoyated and repaired, . ,. Whird.
~ Lcave your orders Dr. the pau PRrssat
me ocuntins room Only Ten Gents a week.
A. a rYurrhl OOoks, wsioh.s M ysvslry.
FoH. - and m oonftAi-syeDue. "
~ II you have a child whose health is not robust,
don't neglect TO go 10 J. P. BALLS, No. 80 West
Fourth.street, over lie Boutillier's, and get TRUTH
ful Picture Of q before the hot weather bleaehes his
check, or dulls the Ibster o. his eye.
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PROBABLE EVACUATION OF HAIR.
PBR,s FERRY.
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Rumorod Resignation Of Judge fancy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

War Preparations at Memphis !
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

LATEST ~BYTELKGRARH
THE WAR FOR the gNIlNI
w~AtHINGT0N MATTERS
FederSY Troops to Occupy Manassas
Junction Tonight.
GENERAI BUTLER TO sTARvE THE
REBELS AT SEwELL's POINT
Rebel Forces at Richmond and
.c Elsewhere.
SENATOR DOUGLAS NOT EEPEcTED TO LIVE
TILL THIS MeRaIaGl
War Preparations at Memphis !
RumOred Resignation Of Judge fancy.
PROBABLE EVACUATION OF HAIR.
PRR's FERRY.
Money Matters at Chicago.
Steamer "Hrooklyn" Hloekading the
Mouth Of the Mississippi
RECEPTION OF THE INDIANA REGI-
NrpNrrc An rcUITru
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~ Xeg ARE n .MAEF. on 4 HQUsAA,
0AAyss IN ssNfhy - saA : use vet a~'f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- REMOVAL DIR. d. q. CANS
N has removed from II FAST Sixth. st to
34S Race-st., between Ninth and Court. mysl-f
-ARTIsTs, PHOTOGRAPH GAIL
& LERY, 100 fourth.st.-Pbotographs,
both plain and painted in oil.
- NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-THK
R Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Company
has removed its ONCE to the former location, No.
269 Vine.street. nd my36
- FEMALE PHYSICIAN. M r. 8.
~ KING, M. d offers her services as Phy-
stefan and Acooucheur Patients boarded, II re-
CURED. Residence, SO Wade-sti between John
and Cutter. myl0
~THE COUNTY BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION IL new in session at the
office Of the County Auditor. All persons having
business before said Board will make their applica.
- " WIN. WARD,
my23 Auditor OF Hamilton County.
r. MADAME LA M A II 3, CLAIR
WA NOYAhT and Planetireader, True Spirit
NtsiOnist, is located at No. 0 Fifth st., near
Vine Ladies and gentlemen who wish to consult
on business matters, such as purchases, sales, gatn,
losses, lawsuits, travels, success in warfare, voy-
ages, thefts, absent friends, enemies courtship,
love, marriage. etc. Describes all diseases aud per-
ftcts a cure. Charts of Life prepared In writing,
by knowing date Of birth. For further particulars,
see small bills. mJ S5-b$
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SENATOR DOUGLAS NOT EEpEcTED TO LIVE
TILL THIS MeRaIaGl
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OfRIgGEs as ae y NM EEs sI1D.sI tx S9 ~ ss O.,
PiulezsAssns -HAi 'm p9g nf@-t'
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Rebel Forces at Richmond and
Elsewhere.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-11
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

DECEABER 10.
1 box goods, 1 box hats, H Maghee
& 90; 5 kegs shot, kegs bar lead, "a
hides, 81 brls -four, Bement & Viele; Is
kegs soda, 8 bags spice, Wheeler & Riggs;
boxes, l bdle ware, @ 8 Wells; 6 boxes
shoes, Read & Lawrence; 557 bushels wheat,
3 bags coffee, box game, Geo Foster &
Co; 2 bales hops, W M Altman & Co; 8
boxes b ware, boxes tobacco, E Maxwell
Paducah, KY; boxes mdse, 10 bales yarn,
l bale mdse, 10 bbls crackers & cakes, P G
O'Rlley & Co; bbls soap grease, W Mack;
l box goods e Dobell; 80 boxes raisins,
bales mdse & D Holman; boxes candy,
L Kessler; l camp chest, Col Owen; / bale
laps, Ii Lyons; boxes drugs &c, " Bier
bower; bales sundries, l trunk, table,
10 mattresses, Palmer; boxes tools,
IL truss hoops, ] 5traub; 2 kegs ink, Rv
Journal Co; l small box, John Gilman, 3lst
Reg't; 1 case mdsa, Miller & Niehaus; /
bdle trees, a J Oolburn & Co; 1 case s to-
bscco, Fendrich & Bros; box ice, @ Habbe;
9 horses, G W Mcdonnell, Q M 44th Reg't;
IA sacks fruit, Z bdl hides, w HIP Stod-
dard; 260 bushels wheat, | R Mills Z Co;
box shirts, 9 camp stoves, % spades, Capt
@. T. Cochran, 1 case cigaas, 40 boxes oys-
ters, IA bbi5 flour, Preston Bros; 235 bush.
wheat Iglehart Bros; 5 boxes d goods,
Mackey, Henning & Co; boxes caps, sc,
3 bales drawers, box drawers, G W Nc
Connell, Q NJ 44th Reg't, 2 boxes pants, l
box knapsack, / box haversacks, / box bu-
giles, &c, do canteens, 8 do overcoats,
Capt g T Cochran; l spotted mare, J W
Hall. A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
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CHANGE OF CoA[MIssA learn that |

CHANGE OF CoAfMIssARIEs.-We learn that
Capt, Heatou, the gentlemanly Commissary
Of Gen. Crittenden's Division, has been
transferred to Nicholasville, Kentucky, and
his place supplied BY Capt. Little. Capt.
Heaton, during his short sOjourn among US,
has won the respect and confidence of our
people, and will leave, carrying with him
their best wishes for sucsess in whatever
department of the army he is called to fill.
Capt. Little, whom we have been inti-
mately acquainted with for many years,
we know TO be an energetic and correct
business man, and a gentleman of sociabili-
ty and pleasing address. We trust his stay
with US will prove pleasant to himself and
profitable TO the Government.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-11


REINFORCEMENT AND REFoRM.-We are
pleased TO notice that some of our mem
bers in Congress are already moving in the
great work of retrenchment and reform
We hope they will persevere until the work
is done. With our present enormous ex-
penditures the government cannot be kept
going unless the most rigid economy is in
augurated in every department of the Gov
eminent. Salaries in all branches of bust
ness have been reduced, and why not, with
the same propriety, reduce the pay of thcse
employed by the Government. Mr.. Conk-
ling of New York has introduced q propo-
sition which is now before the Committee
of Ways and Means. Mr. Conkling pro
posed the following retrenchments:
l. A reduction of twenty-five per cent on
all salaries, civil, navaland military, amount
ing to $4,000 year or over, including
emoluments.
2. a similar reduction eff twenty per
cent where the salaries and emsinmeuts are
over SIS, goo and under $4,000
B. Similar reductions of fifteen per cent
on compensations between So, 600 and S., GEO.
4. The reduction Of salaries of memb
of Congress to $4,000 per annum, subject
10 forfeiture of $40 for each time that
member does not answer to his name on
cali of the yeas and nays, and the reduction
OF mileage TO ten cents per mile from the
post Office nearest the members residence
to Washington city, estimated BY he nearest
mail route.
o. The absolute and total abolition Of the
ranking privilege.
6. The cessation of the system of ap-
pointing supernumerary officials, and the
reduction of the officials in all the depart
meuts of the Government to the number
actually requisite for the proper transaction
of business.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
&RRRIRRs SIZE NO. 80.

~ So = =
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an or
der Of sale and two executions issued out of the
Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and Court
of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, two in
favor of Preston Bros, and one in favor OF VIM
&. Preston and against Charles DENLY and Others
and Thos. Redmond, / will on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3lst, 1851.
between the hours of 10 o'clsck, a. N. and o.
clock P NJ, of said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the City Of Evansville, Vanderburgh
county; Indiana, offer for sale at public auction
the rents, issues and profits for term not ex-
ceeding seven years, of the following described
real estate in the original plan of the city Of ET-
a1sEiIle, tO-Wit
The southwesterly half of that part of Lot. No.
two hundred and twenty-seven (227) in the Dona-
ton Enlargement of the City of Evansville, in
the county of Vanderburgh, and State of Indiana,
which is bounded follows: beginning on Main
street, on the most southerly corner of said Lot,
aud running thence along Main street, thirty
four feet, thereabout, to the wall Of certain
brick dwelling, owned and occupied by John Hem
son, thence at right angles to Main street, one
hundred and forty.four feet or thereabout tn the
alley in rear of said lot, thence along said alley
thirty feet thereabout to the most westerly
corner of said Lot No. 22T, and thence TO the
4 place of beginning, and should said rents and
profits of said real estate not sell for suf1-
Gent to satisfy said writ and costs, will, at the
pame time and place, offer for sale and sell the fee
| simple of said premises.
GEORGE WoLFLIE, Sheriff.
NJ 8. johnson, Pl'fs Atty. 81. t..i
dec1I ...E
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DaThe Camp Kettle, published by typos
in the Pennsylvania Round Head Regiment
now located at Port Royal, contains the
following advice which we copy for the
benefit of our volunteers:
In the first place, keep cool No matter
what happens, keep cool. Let there be no
remarks, but perfect silence amongst the
men, so that they may the more readily
hear and understand orders, and don't pre-
tend TO do anything without orders. Wait
for the word always, and when you get it,
don't wait TO consider even for an instant,
but obey with promptness and cheerful ALAG
rity. IL is absolutely impossible for troops
10 effect anything unless there be the most
perfect obedience TO orders on the part of
every officer and soldier The eye that
scans the scene of action, and the mind that
plans to meet exigencies, must have full
aud perfect control Of every man and gun
IN the entire force. Everything must be
done just at the proper time and IN a proper
manner, so as TO carry out plan, that must
oe complete in all its parts Or il will fail of
It's object. aud ruin and disaster follow. We
wish 10 impress this indelibly upon every
MIND IN this command, and let no officer or
man presume TO exercise and act without
orders, and iet every officer and man be
sure that the person giving an order has the
a0 h0TIJp 10 give it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-11

n6F We stated yesterday that Col. Bur-
bridges Regiment had buried seven men
last Wednesday. This was a mistake. We
intended to say that seven men had been
buried last Wednesday from the different
camps. The men in Col. BIS regiment are
unusually well and strong.
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no Trevelers and Boarders.

The American House formerly the Pa
vilionl corner of Water ard Sycamore
srreeUs, r1vansvnue, mo, mas, since ItS o,r,rr.-
ing, had an unparalleled run of patronage
The proprietors are W. Fl. BoIcoURT form
erly of the City Hotel, and ]. ]. Pillsbury,
formerly captain of the steamer Masonic
Gem.
The house is newly furnished and fitted,
and is well arranged to accommodate the
public. Prices in accordance with the
times.
This establishment is located convenient
ly to business, and is in every respect a
home for the wayfarer Nov. 28-dtf.
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Rg- The Ladies of the Soldiers Relief
Society wish to acknowledge their apprecia-
ton of the services of Mr.. jacques, in con-
nection with the late supper, and they are
also under many obligations to the gentle
men of the %String Band" for music, and to
Mr.. Risinger, for patriotic motto.
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GoDnY for January has been received

GoDEY for January has been received
by DoBELL, the pioneer periodical dealer.
1t out Godeys Cooley, even in its engravings,
fashion plates, recipes, etc. Among the
seasonable instructions, are directions what
to make for Christmas presents to husbands,
brothers, sweethearts, &c. We say to the
ladies, buy Cooley.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-11

LosT.-Between the residences of Mr.. j..
J, Chandler and Elisha Babcock, on Satur-
day last, pair of medical saddle-bags with
name on silver plate. ANY person finding
the same, and returning them to the Wash
ington House, will be literally rewarded
for their trouble. Dr.. g. W. YATES.
dec 10 DIT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-11

SELF-sEALING STAMPED NEWSPAPER
WRAPPERS new article-As convent
ent as letter envelopes-folded and put up
in packages of rs.
Prices, l for Gets; 2 for 3cts.; for Acts. !;
for 5 cts; 8 for cts; 10 for 12cts.; %
for 29cts.; so for 5scts.; IS for s7cts.; 100
for S1,16.
By means of this article, persons can put
up papers for mailing with the least imag-
Unable trouble.
For sale at the Post Office. dec4 d&wlw.
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k3= The weather, for a number of days
past has been as unreasonable and withal as
unhealthy, as we have experienced for many
q day. The thermometer has been as high
as 100, and pork operations here and in Gin
cinnati have been suspended. We hope
that we may soon have wintry weather in
earnest.
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sUBsGRIPTIoN pRIOE FOR DAILY:

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per week.. ~
DIV mail or in the City, per year Tin advance) W
FOR WEEKLY
by mail per year, single oo
g "a g 6 club of five Ito one address) %
ADVERTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
AGENTS in the places named:
Dr. Ralston, Boonv1lle, Warrick Co.
John NJ Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co.
John B. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, PoEey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, POseyviIle Posey Co.
II. II. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Wsrrick Co.
G.. Pc Cavanah, 0wensville, Gibson Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-11

DR.. Com, would say to his friends and
patrons that he will be absent for some time,
inasmuch as he has accepted the Office of
Hospital Surgeon for an indefinite length OF
time, in the United States army at Camp
Nevin, Kentucky.
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EE- We learn from Lieut.. Wood, that
Col. Cruft has received his commission az a
Brigadier General, and will command. we
presume, the four Indiana Regiments now
in General Crittenden's division. They are
most excellent regiments, and we doubt not
the Colonel is abundantly proud of his new
command.