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The recent changes in the command Of the
army Of the Potomac, gives prominence to
men with whose history the public nrc not so
familiar. We have already given sketch of
the gallant Hooker, and to-day VIC add those
Of Couch and Smith, who succeed Sumner
and Franklin:
Cen Darius N. Couch, who succeeds Gen.
Sumner as commander Of one of the grand
divisions, is native Of New York, from which
State be was, appointed to the West Point
the class Of 1916 class numbering tfiy-nine
members, amoug whom be ranked thirteenth.
Tic was . classnlate Of Mcclellan, Foster,
Reno, Stonelnan and others who have made
names In the Union army, and also Of Stone
wall jackson Of the rebel service, Upon grad
Brevet Second Lieutenant in tho Fonrth Ar
tillcrv, ginning the full rank Of that Crude
Feb. lG, 1S47, lie was in the Mexican war,
and WAS breycttcd First Lieutenant Feb. :,3,
1Sl7, " for gallant aud mcritorious conduct IN
the ne ri 81 Mt
but did not long afterwards remain in tho
army. On The breaking out Of the rebellion.
he prot1ercd his services to the Government,
and WAS appointed 4 Brigadicr General Of
Volunteers, May 18th, 1861, his appointment
being credited to Massachusetts, Of which
formed part Of the Grand Army Of the poto-
mac, aud was with Mcclellan throughout the
campaign on the Peninsula and in Maryland.
On the Recommendation Of Gen. Mcclellan,
he WIS promoted to Major Generalship, July
9Th, 1862, for gallant and meritorious conduct
during the seven days battles before Rich
mond.
Gen. William F. Smith, who succeeds Gen.
franklin, is Il native Of Vermont, and was 40.
pointed to the West Point Academy from that
State about the year 1871. He graduated
fourth in rank in class offorty- y-onc, Of which
number Fitz John Porter was one. On lcay-
ing the military academy he was promoted
Breyct Second Lieutenant Typographical En-
gineers, July LIST, 1915. He was Acting Assist
ant Professor Of Mathematics ut West Point
from November 9Th, 1916, to August slst:
1SiS. He did not receive the full rank Of
Lieutenant until July 14th, 1s49. Ho gradu-
ally aayanced, however, and on the 1st Of
| July, 1859, was commissioned Captain Of
| Typographical Engineers, On the 18th Of Au-
| gust, 1861, he received the appointment Of
| Bgisadier General Of Volunteers. From this
point his record is very eimilar to that Of Gen.
Couch, he having been promoted to be Major
| General on the same day, Gcn. C., however,
ranking him.
, 1863-01-30

'mandcr Woodworth, did good execution with
thclr shInpnel, and when an opportunity oc-
Cured, ] made them push through BY the fort
again; also, the ram Monarch, Col Charles
Ellct, and they proceeded rapidly up the river
to cut of. the cnc,ny's retreat by tic onlY
way he lad to get of:
By this time NIL the guns in the fort we're
completely si1enced by the Louisville, Lieut.,
Commander E. R. Owen, Baron Dc Kalb and
Cincinnati, and ordered tho Black Hawk up
ing unmanagcable, she had to be kept up tho
narrow stream, md took In regiment from
the opposite side, to try and take it By assault.
As rounded to, to do SO, and the gunboats
commenced firing rapidly, knocking every
thing to pieces, the enemy held out a white
army then entered and took possession. Col.
Dunnington, the commander Of the fort, sent
for me and surrendered to me in person. Gen.
Churchill Of the rebel army, surrendered to
the Military Commander.
Our men had utmost surrounded the fort
and would, no doubt have carried it with ease.
ihey entiladed it with rilcd aeld-pieces, which
did mnch damage to the houses and light
work, leaving their mark in all directions.
do not know yet what were the operations
on the land side. / was too much interested
IN my oTn affair, and in placing the vessels as
ct1fcunstanees required In all this affair
there was the greatest zeal on the part of the
o1nccrs commanding to carry out niy orders,
and nota mistake Of any kind occurred. So,
tort ever received worse battering, and the
highest comment ! can pay those engaged Is
to repeat what the rebels said, 'sYou can't
expect men to stand up against the fire Of
these gunboats.''
large number Of persons we're captured
IN the fort, don't know how many, and ut
:undown the army we're hurrying III The cay
airy and artillery.
herewith inclose the report Of the CON-
mnnding officers and list of killed and
wounded, and take another occasion to men
tion to the Department the names Of those
Officers who have distinguished themselves
particularly, though it is hard to discriminate
when all dtd their duty SO well.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
DAVID R. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral Commanding Missis-
sippi Squadron.
Hon. Gideon Wellcs, Secretary Of the
Navy.
, 1863-01-30
UNION MEETING AT MENDOZA,



correspondence Of the Chicago Tr4bnne1
MENDOZA. III. Janrarrs- IS,
A oro,d IT,, ~, .,aa.;.. - 49, .eo,
s."no onlon nieeung ol Inc loyal citt-
zens Of MENDOZA, was held at Kuncy's Hall.
.I,rrnrv eEtt, 1sc.,
~o'A' Aooo'
:. III mol1on OF j. e. Crookcr, Rev. s, B. Gil
bert WAS called tn n,cs;ao: tf9or ~, 80,
1Ats1 tne o'sA1'
zatlon Of the meeting, stirring speeches were
delivered by the Rev. Culinary f.h-;s+,,,,,,
- arn,,.-t..,-1, euAstoi!nef
aou oAoetIt aiso W h1essfs- CfooEcr, kelsey
and Beck. The speakers were Ion div ,nn1orf.od
T., ~, ox,a,a,o.
~ .'A aoo4cnce as intensely loyal as This loyal
State can produce The Unior sentiment of
this r1occ as frutapcad 1,v this ,,.,t;--. ..
4' fA"sS' ~ " tn'7 Aaeeln59, ean-
not bc depressed. We go for the Union nov
and all ttr time The fa11nv;np ro.o1,,tt,na
1''s- "AA -. 'eso'o'ions
we're unanimously adopted:
Rfsc1ftd That we. the citizens or Nendo,.
have m sbii;nr faith in the cause Of the F1dersi
linton md We yiew viii horror and alarm th "a.
SoInt;nreTr and nnti.nat;onaI roursa nn1sueI hr
some Of theleading politicians Of this and other
States, and We believe their object to be nothing
lGss than open aid aud comfort TO our enemies III
ny Rp;sg p.gsedt Mst Mas; h.,,.,+h ao,,a,+ ~. n.
, 1863-01-30
4 Q A r D.


DR.. UNDER FOOD, cu1s and Aurlst Operative
sargcoa LII Randolph ttrce:- ear theEhcrnan House.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
mr. has dcyoted his professional tic 70 0nhthal1nlc
Std Aufal Medicine aEd Surgery and receives monthly
all The new and ingenious instruments and app.ratua
ad the different .odet of treatment used for the re
rnd Aural Hospitals s1d 1asnaI1cs Of L?ndoa Paris
ccnt nnd modern operations for Deatncss Gatasscs
l:seta1 ,dnr irE, G,9ts Eye Eetsoplnn EssEonqa
tr,o's wens and spuftous growth. Of every descrtp
:!on. Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums inserted. and
huriscore sto*corc. Pharynso.ecro and OrhthalsnIc
Microscope instruments md machinery sn brilliantly
a:s Of the Eye and e! th1s revealing the cause and
etto been though, forever hidden IN darkness and
= rsHC+rable obkcurIty, tA1-y3t1tM
, 1863-01-30

eW- a. Ward is In Cleyand, and denies the
story that he is to marry young Kentucky
lady with an ownership Of one hundred con
/ trabaud4'. :. -.
, 1863-01-30
EEnrDlrity.
From the Nashyil1e Union, sssh.]

It is reported that the negroes employed as
ture neal near h The I shoals bv the gueFias a TeFc eep
butchercd in the most brutal manner by their
carors, who dragged them aside and cut
their throats. Our Informant states that they
"stuck them as il they had been hogs" And
yet the rebels talk of the horrors Of negro iu-
surrcctionE, while they pcrpetrate atrocities
which wild Congocs or Fcjcc canniba1s never
exceeded. Why, II nanythlng could inilamc the
slaves to insurrection, it would be the cow
arG]v and barbarous murder Of these fellows
on the MuFfreesboro road, and ut llapcth
Shnais.