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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15
II Slight Cold,

~ FL Slight Gold,
H:SsAAslleA Cough, ,5EoaEseness
easIHHsllaI or Sfake ySyJhF0at
1ohioh might be CHECKED
S<1l9Ae> with a eiDlpZe remedy,
tfnegJected, often terminates seriously.
Eelo are oloare Of The importance Of
stopping a /go4ah or Slight
1gnLd IN its first stage that 10hich
IN he beginning looasld yield to
MILD remedy, If not attended to, soon
attucEss The lungs.
l2Holte,z q 8EaJ1chLnL> Syfoclzes
10ere. first introduced eleve71 years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best orticLe before the public for
AeoLlQhs, 1SoLds, A92Eolchitis,
.azstht7z15 IgatarSh, the Hacking
Cough IN LSonaiEI7zIz tios1, and
numerous affections Of the rSIhFoatJ
eivi7zg immediate relief
Public Speakers q Singers
10iU find them efectua5 for clearing
and strengthening the Uojce.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers
IN Medicine, at IS cents Per boz.
Sold in.Evansville by
f.b5 KELLER r. WHITE.
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&REREFkes SALE. ~ .. So.

= p q u . = . % y NJ - . Q o
BY virtue of order of sale issued out of the
office Of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Vaiiderburgh county, Indiana, in favor OF
William Turner and against Charles Ritter and
Diedr CHI Ritter, will on
SATURDAY, APRIL 6rH, 1862,
between thu hours of 10 o'clock A. d. and o.
clock, z. NJ OF said day, at the door OF the Court
House, in the city Of Evansville, Indiana, ex-
pose to sale at public auction the rents, issues
and profits for the term Of seven years OF the
following described reaIrstates to-W1t:
Lots number nine ~ and ten (1O), ia Block No.
IO6 in Lamasco City, formerly SO called but now
in the City OF Evansville.
sum sufficient 70 satisfy said writ ana costs, VIII
at the sam, time and place, offer for sale the fee
GEORGE WoLFLIN, s.V.C.
Law & Antilles, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Hh15-S5, rs
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SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICE FOB DAILY: -
Delivered In the City, per week.. 10
By mail OF in the City, per year Tin advance) 90
FOB WEEKLY:
BY mail per year, single subscriber &c
T" g /" g club Of ave Ito one sddress) q
ADVERTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS.
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents IN the places named
DR.. Ralston, Boonville, Warrick 90.
John NJ. Lockwood, hit. Vernon, Posey Co.
john q. Daugherfy, Rockport, Spencer Co
James L. Thornton Princeton, Gibson 90.
John >. Handy, Aewburg, Wsrrick 90.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey 90.
A. b. Wilkinson, CynthianR.
Preston Talbot, Poseyvilie, Posey 90.
II. Il. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Go.
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., WsFTick o.
@. p. Cavanah, Owensville. Gibson 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Judge ". K. WILLIAMS, of Graves couu-
ty, is a candidate for Judge from the 4th
Appellate Distric. of Kentucky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15
GETTING READY ron ACTION.

Immediately on the appearance of the
Merrimac the command was given to make
ready for instant action. All hands were
ordered to their places, and the Cumber-
land was sprung across the channel, so
that her broadside would bear on the Mer-
rimac The armament we could bring to
bear on the Merrimac was about eleven
nine and ten.inch Dahlgren guns and two
pivot guns of the same make. The gun
ners were at their posts, and we waited
eagerly for her approach within range. She
came up at the rate of four or Eve knots
per hour. H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15
44TH INDIANA.

David Yarnel CO F, Even Conway co D,
Francis Phillips CO B, Frank Phillips CO B,
Thos Yaughee co B, Scott Eddy co B, VIM
Groves co B, VIM Eddy co B, Cyrus New
man co D, Geo w CLARK co d, VIM Hem
mer co d, Lafayette Perkins co D, Wm
Burgh co E, Vim Clapp co E, John w
Cairns co E, Hy Parrett CO E, G w Hollo-
way co E, S w Heagy co e, by Abel co F,
Hadrill co F, John Carlin CO A, Orange
Troop co A, JOAN Ryan co a, David Wer-
den co d, Lewis A Mosey CO |, Scott co F,
Vim Opie co d, John Lower co D, ira
Verden co ID, D J Tiffany co a, H Grant
co A, w Underwood - Barnes ~ james
Mcdonnell co @, Simon Sines co A, Thos
Merri co C, A A Jackson co D.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15
NEW ADVERT ISEB ERTS.

ERREssFES POgETRK.--5O nice, fresh
- dressed Turkeys 900 lbs dressed Chickens,
for sale this morning.
ONION SETTS.-25 bushels top Onion sets
bushels silver skin Onion sets.
SWEET POTATOES.--50 bushels Sweet Pots-
toes of spleHdid quality.
FRESH EGGs.-5OO dozen just received
SHOULDERS. from 3 TO cents per 10
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES
% bushels dried Apples.
Is bushels dried Peaches
10 Beans, for sale at
milf ELLIoTTS Family Grocery
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Great Naval Hattie at FORTRESS nlon-

Great Naval Hattie ut Fortress Mon
rOes
As we desire that our readers should
have as lengthy description of one of the
greatest naval engagements of modern
times as our limited space will permit, we
copy the account of the pilot of the Cum
berland relative to the fight between that
vessel and the rebel steamer Merrimac, and
the correspondent of the New York Herald's
description of the engagement between the
latter vessel and the Monitor, closing with
letter from Capt. Ericsson, assigning the
reason why he named his noble battery the
." Monitor :"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

800, o 90,
SO 100,
$40 o, o o o !,
WORTH OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Alta
GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED SACRIFICE
GREAT AND UNPRRCEDENTED SACRIFICE
GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED SAORIsIOE
MONEY
MONEY
MONEY
uUST BE RAISED AT ALL HAZARDSt
MUST BIS RAISED AT ALL HAZARDt
MUST BE RAISED AT ALL HAZARDSl
To that are in earnestswe offer
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY,
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY,
FOR TEE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY,
First quality GOLD and SILVER WATCHES at
the following Tuinous prices
SPLENDID PATENT LEVER SILVER0
Watches, fun JeWeled, massive Hunt 81 so
- ing Cases. Railroad Timers,
Price before the crisis. SIS 90.
MAGNI FICEHr GOLD HUNTERS,
Patent LeYers) solid, Is caTet case
richly chased, in all respects an A No. oas On
1 Watch, which sold in this City at W. -
$50 before the crisis, and higher in
the country.
Those in want of good Watch should lot neg
lect to improve this opportunity.
IMPROVE THIS OPPORTUNITY,
IMPROVE THIS OPPORTUNITY.
IMPROVE THIS OPPORTUNITY,
And ssseize time by the forelOck J"
WE WARRANT EVERY WATCH - 1
On receipt Of price will forward per express
mail, to any part Of the u, 81 if by mail send
seventy i've cents postage.
No bank notes but United States and Eastern
funds received at par. Address,
BoStWick, Tiffany & Co,
.mhl5iwIw New York Post Office
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15

GUsTATus V Fox, Assistant Secretary of
the Navy, Washington.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15
BIND ILLINOIS.

Jno A Squires co C, W A Tolle co @,
Ed G Lawson CO c, W H Daniels co E,
Alex Richardson co H, B Scblange CO F,
Ed Ridenonr CO H, W a Patterson CO B,
Jas Groves co F, Jas Summerville CO b,
A NJ Barker CO c, Chas S Ring co G, W
t Burnett co A, NJ Holm co F, D V Crouch
co B, NJ Mahony co F, L W Replinger co
A, Robt H Mcneil 60 /, g N Anderson co
II, Geo Heise CO F, B F Nall CO A, Greenop
Davis co /, w Purcels CO =, A Meiser
co E. 49,. - -
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3lsT INDIANA,

Pelo Marshall =, John Bell co D, Fly
Donnehea co q, ] D BaiIy CO D, J + Fee co
@, D s Ringo CO F, Oh S Seymour co ], T
Ratcliff CO /, Jahn III Campbell CO /, e D
Qnil..- II Stephen Chunn co X. G "
Bush CO F, VIM HOllenbook co D, Hy Hay
ton CO A, Ely Bowen co B, W Finley CO G,
George Heith co I, L Ewbank co l., John
Welsh CO !, VIM CASTOR co X, VIM Ken
drick co X, David Chambers co @, II II
Lowe co /, Hiram Steele co X, H @ Doug
las co X, j Wilkinson co Fl, odd co
B, o p Welsh co K, FIR NJ Lawson co G, G
R Turner CO l, John Geisinger co G.
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LW Rowe -, X McGregory -, W W
Oliver -, VIM Mccoy co D, Barney
O'Brian co X, VIM Woods co G, S Beard
ey co B, Geo P Stark CO B, F N Hicks co
B, E NJ Mccoy co B, s Deitz, co B, Jne Ag-
new co H, E Hale co e, g O B Harman co q,
Danl Hennesey co @, Sol Simmons co B,
Calib Lindsey co d, Hiram Brown co D,
VIM Pierce co ID, Thos ] Lindsey co D,
Jones CO c, B F McGill co B, d w
Walm co F.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15
A LIST,
Containing the names Of the Inmates Of the
City Hotel Hospital, EOansUille, Indiana.
ADD INDIANA.

Burcham co G, W Burcham CO G,
Adam Burcham co c, s NJ Walker co @, J
A Carothers co @, A n Scott CO B, Ma
ghee co B, J A Royal co G, Jos Paget co G,
Julius Holden co F, JAS Roach co O, Har
Williams co /, w e Cary co d, E Rymns
co B, j D Calvert co @, A Ainsworth co B,
Marion Pottorff co /, John Chopper CO II, J
I Mills co Il, w 4 W ilsnn co b, Jonathan
Ashcroft co Q, John Risco co @, ] @ Lud-
low co Il, isenosn Bnrcham co Q, Milton
Allison 60 =, Hy Roach co @, John Downs
CO D, z II Feather co b, John Carol co @,
Ball co B, A c Parker CO B, Sol Stone
co @, II B Shattuck CO ID.
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10Th KENTUCKY.
] E Hauston co D, f M Lee GO 3.

John R Latham co Q, Chas Crabtree &C
z, Jos Reid CO F, Jos Rodgers CO E, Sila:
Reid co f, David Philips co G, W "
Wright co A, w Terry CO A, Il Cant CO
F, G Cansler co a, L Fl Bull co A
Madison Sullivan co E, J B Ford co A,
Jesse Ford CO A.
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18th KENTUCKY.

Dennis Bright co B, John D Pruett co
81, Joseph Lucias co l, w Lashley co G,
A Jarnagin co D, Arthur johnson co A,
J A Newson co G, Chas Curtis co G, Thes
Mitchell co G, Dallis Crutchett co @, J
Smith co Il.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15

" N. SREE.M.R-N- H.AT"EJTrG RE-
TIE MOVED his Office from No. First street,
TO his residence on Second street, opposite the
Presbyterian Church, will keep, as heretofore,
good assortment of Wheeler Wilson's, and
Singers Sewing Machines and needles, silk thread
and oil, and every thing Il at Is connected with the
business.
IlahI II. M. ELLlIlhLAN. AL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-15

WWODSB .Gsy~O EOT sKhOR S.akE.-
~ Containing six rooms with cisterP and all
necessary convenience, in Metropolis Illinois, will
be sold low for cash exchange for Kentucky
property-title clear. Apply to
mhId1w e. g. HURRY, Metropolis, Ills.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06
Soldier's Letters.

Owing to the careless manner in
which thousands of letters are addressed
to soldiers in the army, many of them
never reach their destination. The fol-
lowing suggestions on the subject will
be found useful to those writing to
their friends in the army:
l. Address every soldier by his rank,
The "Es1. S" and "Mr. s" are left at
home.
2. IF the soldier addressed to be n
member Of company. direct to the
care of the Captain, by nim", desis sna-
ting the company by its letter.
g. Put on the number Of the regiment
in plain figures.
T. It is better t give the State writ
ten in full.
5. Never put on tho name Of the
camp. This is the most fruitful cause Ct
the miscarriage of army letters.
Letters for soldiers in Kentucky or
Tennessee, should be directed to Lou.
isvillc, where it will be forwarded to it's
proper destination. The Postmaster
there is informed as to the changes
which are constantly occurring in the
locations OF regiments.
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NEWS ITEMS.


Tho Virginia correspondent of the
Charleston Courier says "that out of the
fifth South Carolina regiment, number
ing 300 men, whose term Of service is
about expiring, but 170 have signifed
thoir willingness to enlist for the war" "
Captain Porter's mortar feet is now
nearly ready for sea and will soon start
from York river, to make demonstra.
ton against some important Southern
point.
1t is stated that Gov. Sprague. Of
Rhode Island, is soon TO marry Mrs
Villette, the daughter Of Secretary
Smith. Some months ago rumor said
he was about to marry tho daughter oi
Secretary Chase. 1t seems disposed to
tie him to Secretary's daughter any
how.
Secretary Stanton is clearing the
War Department Of suspected traitors
Several we're discharged Saturday, and
ordered not to darken tho door of the
war Office again.
On the 18th ult., the weather at Port
Royal was described as being warm and
genial as May morning The leaves
were green on the trees, the flowers in
full bloom in the garden, and oranges
bananas, and other fruits in profusion
Six Sisters of Charity left Cincinnati
the other day to attend the Military
Hospital ut Cumberland, Md. There
are said to be 1900 sick in the camp.
The Chi 20 Journal had one repor.
ter killed outright, and another had
his leg shot off, at the capture of Fort
Henry. A third escaped unharmed.
Captain Porter, Of the Essex, engag
ed in the capture of Fort Henry
though strong loynlist has three sons
and son.in-law in tho rebel army, anc
his wife resides in the South.
The Priyateorsmen have been releas
ed from Jail, and are now only held III
prisoners Of war.
Senator Trumbull said in the debate
on the army deficiency bill, that he had
received authentic information that on,
ly twenty eight thousand Union soldier:
under Gen. Grant, were at Fort Donel
son, insteld of fifty thousand as frs
reported.
The St. Louis Republicans For
Donelson correspondent says only two
men were killed by the gunboats
fire during the bombardment Of The
fort. One of these was Dawson, the
rebel engineer. The rebel gunner:
were protected by bomb-proofs.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06

1t is we'll said by the New York Com.
mercial Advertiser, concerning the re-
cent demonstrations of Union feeling
on the Tennessee river:
Such aIrevelation of the real feeling o.
the masses of the people in two of the
revOlted States is worthy many victor
les at the mouth Of the cannon and al
the point of the sword, nobly and gal.
lantly as those have been won. And
that they will be followed by others
who can doubt? Such a revelation, too
confirms the best mo ives of the Fedora
Government and the Loyal States for
carrying the war on vigorously to u
successful issue" .a.I
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06
A Noble Letter from the Secretary
of War.

20 he Editor If tie New York Tribune:
StR.-I cannot suffer undue merit to
Be aseribod to my official action. The
glory Of our recent victories belongs to
the gallant officers and soldiers that
fought the battles. No share Of it be-
longs to me.
Much has recently been said of mill.
tary combinations and organizing vic
tory. l hear such phrases with appre-
hension. They commenced in in6del
France with the Italian campaign, and
resulted in Waterloo. Who can organ
ize victory? Who can combine the ele-
ments of success on the battle field?
We owe our recent victories to the
Spirit of the Lord that moved our SOL
dicrs to rush into battle, and filed the
hearts of our enemies with terror and
dismay The inspiration that conquered
in battle was in the hearts Of our sol
diers and from on high; and wherever
there is the same inspiration there will
b, the same results. Patriotic spirit,
with resolute courage in officers and
men, is a military combination that
never failed.
We may well rcioice at the recent
victories, for they teach us that battles
are to be won now, and By us, in the
sume and only manner that they were
ever won BY any people, or in any age,
since the days Of Joshua-by boldly
pursuing and striking the foe. What,
under the blessing Of Providence, | con.
eeive to be the true organization and
military combination to end this war,
was declared in few words by Gen,
Grants message to Gen. Buckner 81
propose to more Immediately on yom
toorks.' Yours truly,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
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Tproposc to more Immediately upon
your ,oorks," was the reply of General
Grant to the request Of Buckner for
an ormistice. Glorious wordsl Let
them pass along the line from tho Po-
tomac to the far West, and let every Of
ficer and private adopt them as his mot
to until the last vestige of the rebellion
shall have been crushed out. Where
ever they sec rebel in arms, hit him. -
Wherever rebel fort OF breastwork is
f und move Immediately upon it, In
the words Of the Louisville Democrat.
nov on to Nashvile'-'on to Memphis
strike while the iron is not--push
the enemy to the wall, while the dread
panic is on him.
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EDWIN NJ. STANTON.

pW-Indiana, winning as she is, the
pIaudits of the Union, for her nobla pa
triotism. has been sadly disgraccl by
some Of her men in Congress, While
her patriotic volunteers were pourin g
out their lives to save The Union, her
tory Senator, Bright, was plotting for
their destruction. lie, however, was
kicked out Of the Senate in disgrace,
and bow one of her Congressman, 'Voor.
hies, has insulted her with regular
dough face, secesh speech in the House
lie declared that Indiana was in favor
Of compromising" with JEFF Davis and
his crew, instead Of subduing them
Washburn, of ILL.,, raised a storm of
applause in the galleries by replying
that his State was in favor of General
Grants compromise with Buckner; Sim
mediate, unconditional surrender"
Pomcroy Telegraph
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General erant,s aaneral order.

General GrantS G9nefal Order.
Tho following is copy of a general
order just received by the Fort Donel,
son forces
HEADQUARTERS DIST. WEST Tenn, !
FORT DoNEI.sON, Feb. II.
The General commanding takes great
pleasure in congratulnting the troops of
his command for the triumph over re-
bcllon gained by their valor on the 18th r,
18th and 18th inst.
For four successive nights, without
shelter, during the most inclement
weather known in this latitude, they
faced an enemy in large force, in a po.
sition chosen by themselves. Though
strongly fortified by nature, all the ad
ditionol safeguards suggested BIZ sci
encc were added. Without a murmur
this was borne. Prepared at all times to
receive the attack, and with continuous
skirmishing by day, resulted ultimate
ly in forcing the enemy to surrender
without conditions.
The victory achieved is not only
great in the effect il will have in break
ing down rebellion, but has secured the
greatest number Of prisoners of war ov-
er taken in any battle on this CONT
nent
Fort Donclson will hereafter be mark
ed in capitals on the maps Of our united
country. and the men who fought the
battle will live in the memory Of CRATE
full people.
BY order of U. S. GRANT,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06

First Assistant Postmaster General
Kasson is engaged in sending out in.
structions and making arrangements
for re establishing Postolficcs and Post
routes as our army advances into the so.
called Confederate States. II Mark
land is following our forces into Ten.
nessee, andJ. j. Miller also an ngent
of the Department, in this connection
is operating in the Southern part o
Kentucky. The postoffico at Nashville
and those in the Eastern part of Nortl
Carolina will soon be re.opencd. Tn
latter State is to be supplied with mails
by sea.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06

Impudence Of Louisvills Traitors.
The Louisville Denoc rat Of Sunday
says;
We had heard that some Of the Secesh
intended to illuminate last nightin hon-
or of the supposed inauguration Of JEFF
Davis, but did not believe that any in
Louisville would do so. We we're mis-
taken, however, for, as we learn, several
Secesh houses were Illuminated or
partly 80, and decorated with rebel flags.
One certainly wns--that of Mr.. Lewis
Symster on Market street, between First
and Brook. The gas in the parlor was
put on full and Rebel flag small
fastened to or under the chandelier
while the window curtains were drawn
wide.
On the opposite side of the street is
the headquarters Of Capt. Terrils Com
pany, CO. Provost Guard The flag
was plainly visible, when FIVE of tn e
mem bers--W Wm. Ray, Jno Daker, VIM.
d. Martin, Perry Weatherford, and
Duncan Daker- crossed the street and
demanded it. With some demurring it
was given up. The wonder is that no
violence was done. Mr. s. is now and
has been making money off the Gov.
ernment he is so anxious to see sub.
verted. AS witness, two or three sales
Of -four to the Commissary Department,
one Of 1000 bbls. only last Wednesday
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06
OH, Troops In the Fiele.


Ohio now has II Regiments of In.
fattry in active service; ive Regiments
of Cavalry aud six independent cOmpu-
mics; aud twenty Batteries Of Artil-
lory.
The 18th, Col. White, is still at
Charleston, Va.
The 4sth Regiment, Col. Sullivan,
left Camp Dennison last week, for Ken
tucky, and is now at Paducah.
The 24th, Col. Ammcn, is at Bowl.
ing Green, Ky. .tHt
The I'D, Col. Orlnnd Smith, is al
Pruntytown, Va.
The s1st, Col. Morton, is at St
Louis. 3 III.
The 1st Ohio Cavalry, Col. Millikin,
is at Bardstown, Ky.
The above list, we believe, embraces
all the regiments which contain compa
mics from this county.
The roth regiment, Col Cockerill,
from Adams county, is at Paducah, Ken
tucky.
There are now but six regiments oI
Inrantry, two of Cavalry, aud six bat.
tcrics of Artillery, in the various camps
of the State, as follows:
REG. COLONEL. LOCATION.
50tb, Stephen McGroarty, Camp Beck
cit, Hamilton, Ohio,
SD, c. II. Sargent, Camp Dennison,
Ohio.
Goth, VIM. II. Trimblo, Gallipolis. o.
6lst, Newton Scheich, Camp Medill,
Lancaster, o.
69th, Lewis D. Campbell, Camp Chase,
Columbus, o.
74th, G. Moody, Camp Chase, Columbus,
Ohio.
CAVALRY REGIMENTS.
5th, W. H. II. Taylor, Camp Donni.
son. o.
9Th, W. B. Lloyd, do do
ARTILLERY BATTERns.
BATTERY. CAPTAIN. LOCATION.
X, 1st Reg't. DeBcck, Camp Dcnni-
son, o.
Sd Indp'nt, Williams, do
9TH do Burnlap, do
9Th do Margraf, do
10th do White, Camp Lowe,
Xenia.
18th do Meyers, Camp Denni-
son, 0.
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Pork Packing in the West.

The Cincinnati Price Current of last
week publishes it's annual returns Of
Pork Packing at tho various points in
the West. at few Of the points pack
ing was not yet finished, anl the nun.
her would bo still further increased
The Prize Current says the returns
"indicate that the largest crop of pork
ever packed in this country has been
packed the present season; for if we
take into account the increase in the
shipments to the Eastern cities. the to-
tai incrense will not be less that half a
million hogs, not Including the increase
In the weight, which will not be less
than FIVE per cent"
The following is the recapitulation
showing the total number packed in
each State: