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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-06
Tts Daily douptpar.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEASLES ARE FRUSTRATING THE voI-
unteers by hundreds, the hospitals are crowded
with them. Soldiers, be warned in time. HOL-
LOwAY'S PILLS are positively infallibie in the
cure of this disease occasional doses of them VIII
preserve the health even under the greatest ex-
posures. Only 95 cents pcr box pa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-06

EORN MEAL AND FLOUR-5O BUSHELS
~ Fresh Ground Corn Meal; ITO sacks Double
extra Flour just received and for sale at
seo27 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
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FOR RENT.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Official Order.
L.. GINRnAT-EAI PIsAY,-p
Orr Eu .-ar-rr Ind Nc 1ElI, 1AlO Z

L. s GENRnAT~ FAIR PIsz4yy1 -
Orr EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 10th, 1862
All arms ammunition cases, or large guanti-
ties Of mems boots or shoes mems clothing in
quantity, or goods for mems wear, barrels Of sat
or sacks, or quantities Of coffee ten pounds,
quinine, cavalry equipments and the like
These articles are not to be passed into the in
terror Of Kentucky or landed et any river town on
the Kentucky shore between Loui-vile and Cairo
not garrisoned by United States forces, and not
then unless by special request of the cOmmandant
Of tie post.
No steamer to land on the Kentucky shere be-
tween the above mentioned places except at towns
garTsOntd unless by my permit.
Trade mp Green River is for the present, and till
further orders suspended. LEROY FITCH,
decl9 Commanding Division Q. S, n.
Large Stock of Dry Goods.
WE HAVE NOW A LARGE STOCK OF DRY
w Goods to which respectfully call the at
tention Of wholesale and retail trade.
SCHAPEER BUSSING,
declG No. 40 Main Street.
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To Builders

CEALTD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned Commissioners appointed
BY the Henderson County Court, at the County
Court CT rk's Office for He, derson County, until
the 22d day Of December, 1SG2 at u o'clock NJ, for
the building of new Jait, Jailor's Dwelling, &C,
FIR he County Of Henderson, in the City of Hen
dc1son, Ky, agrccably to the plan and specifca-
tons now On file in the Henderson County Court
Clerks Office.
The contractor will he required to give bond
with good security for the faithful performances of
the work.
For terms of payment apply to the undersigned,
a the (uifntv clerks OfIirc
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-06

For Rent! For Rent!
CTORE ROOM; ALSO A LARGE TWO
- Story Warehouse IN rear 30 10y 50 feet long, on
decl2-2w l. w HEBERD.
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DR.. w. r. Merwin, Prop'r.,

No. SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
ST LOUIS MISSOURI
BSS- Sold in Evansville by WIN. BIERBOWER,
and all Druggists. Sold in owensboro by t. @
MCKEE. Rug.S-dweow1y
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G. W. HUTCHEN, I
I. +. WALKER,
J.. u. MCBRIDE, 7 Com.
JESSE LAME,
Y. Z. ALLISON,
HFNpFRs0y XIV. Nov 70. 1852 dec3
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11

State and in few days. in all probability the rear of
Grant will be at his disposal Grant has shown him
self to be a sleepy BOBBY, and we may thank our
stars that prsing General was not at the
head OF the Federal army.
Grant is moving along the Yazoo and is seemingly
threatening Canton or Walden. If he has gone Ssh
ing for bite he will certainly get it during the COM
ing week. expect to change my base" and tell you
of other bloody deeds, and feel confident of victory
but, once for ALL let say to you that the stake OF
Vickahurg will be series OF battles and oil army
mehts If not then the siege OF Vicksburg will be
spec dily raised,
The latest news from Vicksburg shows that the in
vestmeut is quite completed. The lines OF the enemy
occupy convex position. want Of water of neces-
sty cOmpes this. There is said to he large spring
miles West of the Big Black bridge, TO which the
Federas have fallen back Its supply of water is rep
resented bciug coed.
Yesterday morning the Federal cavalry made dash
Bottoms Depot 30 mills West OF jackson, aud burn
ed the depot, together with 900 bales OF cotton said 10
belong to the Government. 1t is my deliberate opn-
ion that every bale of Government cotton will be burn
ed by means and charged TO the general account
of ncendiarsm and accident The former will have the
longest finger in the pie. CLlN /.
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Ratd-An Important DIscIosure

E,d An important Disclosure
J,n" 80 was reelected to the Onl'eo State'
r. sum- o,ber dav, by the Dgls azure OF MaSsA
e.. US ~ swan. member OF tae SENATE Vi Ito,
ss Nh Republican, would not, IL seems VIZ
a..5512 sTd cave the following reasons Tor SO
-.-: Mr.. President, to what Is known ID
F sst. u, ,b, BROWN raid. This expedition WIS
- as '5- s.te3 out in Boston, and lis eXpens S DC
.I alI ,-cr;Dtion. The day he started tor liar
% ~ lis deed OF murder, he dined IN room
. in..gr House, in company with some q lLe
md z.a'ous supporters OF Mr.. 0un!uei
a.~.. ~a,son I alIude TO it. The RePuo"cdn
own tie act: they call him mononanl
man but when the teiegraPh.C Wits
...,r sueed. brought the news u hlS ue"lu ~
..,. 50 oraved al the time wal tue PuoiI ..
rera that the village G. u'cu psii7 toie" ~
d. III and the MINISTERS OF God, with lew
70 ~, ,,5ne PRAYED in their pupits that the
f.. - faoar-cd saint might rest in peace
MIR President, was the death blow to the
d.. Tnion. Without it Virginia would not
IA and cd grant We may yet recover fIom
..-g the names OF the persons engaged ID this
'. s-5 sail leave a record of them for h.sto
..~Faa4 Of murder, Mr.. President, aud | will
g.. r.rI longer. When Anthony B1rCs, the ID
Vas c Jnfiaed IN the Court House II this
NAG vas held at Faneuil Hall, to consicel
.- Theodore Parker aud the Reverend
E Hirginson were there. Mr.. Parker, II
aa eloquent speech, alluded to the fact tina
ia. coufued in the Court House, and ex
IN substance why stand We her'
r. The rescue :" a rush was made TO-
MT House, and at tbs door stood poor labor
Mr. Bachelor, a night watch. His Wit
... .I.3ren were sleeping at home, possibly dream
..-, as be was toilng Tor their daily bread In
r. man6ed Abundance, he refused, and was I'M
els a.ges,ju ted on the spot. Who killed him' ID
..---r knew. These men, Mr. President, wer
D. r.1r-aI friends and supporters of Mr. Sumner
--rl- reason ] have alluded to tie subject.
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Lr,ters from jackson Miss.
fCorresoonderce Mobile Advertiser and Register'J
I~,-,o>y Nov 81 1S62
J. PHARO,
{ . SNHIER

JACKSON, May ii, 1903.
proc,astiraon is tie thief oftime, says the poet ard
nicht edo that he who dallies IS damned Inc gOo-
~ 12nent Of taking Vcksburg has passed, and future
rariiIv eliminating will soon settle the question
- te r1tnrn despv-either of its being tie strongest
stronghold of the Conederacy or Fecerai garrison
IF amt after compelling Pembercn to abandon the
iDdecisive f-ld of Bakers Greek, ara 'heh lo'c'ng
him to Lurr edy throw the Big Black IN lbs rear
COW if he had followed up his advantage by advancing
his fresh troops, h. nigh. have gone pei nell into
Vicksburg with large PorAtn OF FemOer Ion oi'co'-
led soldiers. ,r.,-
mos the most vulnerable and Sunday night 1t IS my
~ ION that Grant could have carried it like flash,
mt he dallied until Tuesday Meantime, Pemoerton
cot no eide bread" 1t dig, work, work and OF
the time Gen. u ant was ready TO go ana see Uehera
his house had been set IN Order and he was
renared 10 receive company and Grant received one
of the most bloody entertainments OF Elooen hiSory
R,ght calamity did Grants men rush TO the charge
they had been lshed with an ephemeral success the
ho6tv of kson and an abundant supply OF Whlskey
and ior.ard they dashed with an energy worthy OF
better cause But all in vain-they Wtre numbered
i with the dead-and with all their freshly committee
cimes suddenly ushered into the presence OF GOD in
robbers Of jackson have met with speedy bloody deaths
but no Christian burial-ther bodies are the iood
beasts and birds of prey. have not learned wnehe
Grant wanted 10 bury his dead or not Ii ne nad, rem
berton would have permitted 1t, Tor 1t would requr
stouter hearts than there are in Crafts army ITO marc
: or charge over the UOlgolha III lFohE Vi 1ho 1o
/. batteries. ~,
If Grant, on being so murderougiy repulsed by Pen
horton before Vicksbarg had wheeled round and marcf
cd against Johnston, be could have done an lmmens
+ deal of mischief ami dealt US heavy blow by
doin be woud have forced Johnston back the rlgt
bank Of Pearl river and would have for some time yf
prevented him from successfully massn his army 10
sragetcal position, while be would have had control
1t or rendered useless, the New Orleans Jackson an
rs Great Northern, Mississippi Central aud MISSISSIPPI
# and Tenues ee Raj r ads. AS it is, Johnston hi
ID these roads, with but slightly nconvenient breaks
:. them and thus holds and commands this part OF Il
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A Noble Woman.

We have before letter written by lady OF this
State to her husband, who is now in prison for the
grave oense of taking up against his own State.
This noble woman writes in the kindest spirit giving
the health of the family and connection, and says she
hopes this letter may find him well.
She writes 81 have received your letter this min
ute, and am glad to hear that you well, bat am
sorry of the way have done
"All of any brothers are in the southern army Ma
saws you on hit be ashamed of the way you have act
ed-you have been fighting against your wife and chill
dren, and Pa and Ma and sisters and your country
want to know whether You intend to join the Southern
army OF not. II you want to live With me and the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11

A correspondent ct the New York World, under
date Paris, May Is, says:
II recent conversations held with the Emperor mo
matter by whom his Majesty lei fall the following Ma
poleOnic remarks on the American question: I" An
AMIGA bic separation between North and South would
have been the grandest triumph achieved by re
pubcanism it would have compelled he admiration
of he world. As il is, republican, m has never been
80 dead in Europe The people that repub-
ics or the who administer their Governments, have
the same pride. passions ami lust of empire that ia
faence soVereigns whiie being always unstable IL
the The monaTchies of Europe do not ind your
American war an unmixed evil We afford to sut
fer much n material interests Thile this voiu
ti0nary dream OF the Republicans is dlssoiy'og II
hCnd -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11

instant, LEVIN LANE, of New

At Phtsboro', on the I'd Instant LEVIN LANE, of New
Hanover county, aged 70 years.
hus after having accomplished his three score years
and has passed from who in all the varied re-
Lanons Of hfe acted well his part. BE liberal
exceent citizen, true friend, devoted husband an aec
tomato and ather kind and consider ate maa
ter for nearly half century consist nt member the
Protestant Episcopal Church. he died as he had lived
christian and Is now gone Gas feel ssured to enjoy
that I" rect that remaneth to the people OF God"
Of the slctest honesty and of great Independence OF
character 1t may Dc truly said Of Mr. Lane, that he
without fear, and without reproach striking
what he seemed be- and although unobusve in the e
of his opinions yet he always his
great indeed but TO his bereaved and sorrowing
family it is irreparable.
In Sampson county the 26th nit, DORA & A., in
fart daughter of A. c. and s. j. Johnson one year and ten
months old 49,
Suffer the little children to unto me- and forbid
them not, for of such is the kingdom of Cod.
Com"
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WILMINGTON MARKET. June 10th. 1868.

BEEF CATTIE-Are and in demand. Sell on the
hoof 40 per Id for net meat as in qQahty
BACoS-se the small way from carts at IS cents to
81 for hog round and 81 to 81 05 per h. for hams
BUrTER-sl Is to 81 per h.
CORN-S4 to 81 20 per bushel =.
CoRE MEAL-ses from the granaries at S. Is to S. per
bushel. :,
CoPpRRAs-Retails at 81 so to So Fer ID.
FGGs-sl to 81 05 per dozen.
FLoUR-There merely retail enquiry, and we quote
small sales at s38 to $40 per Dbl. for superhne.
FopDEs-ss to $40 per 100 lbs.
HIDDs.~Green 60 cents, and dry 81 50 per ID.
LARD-sl to 81 O5 per H. . ~
LEATuERSes at 81 81 so for sale md s. to S so
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, s. to $40 per gallon:
POFLTRY-Grown fowls sell at s. to s. Is each.
PEAs-s5 to S. per bushel. .,o
PoTIroEs-sweet IS so to SIS; and crop Irish $l2
per bushel. - :,
sAIr-eound made sells from store at slz to $40 PEI
sUeAR-sels by the barrel at 81 90 to 81 rs per lb-
sHEErINa-Fayettevile factory, 81 so to 81 Is Eel
yard.
| YARN SIP to SIS per bunch.
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Rae National snsc!Isger>ceT-

This ven raoIe paper, at the outb1eak of the var,
appreciated The Abolition effort 10 whip the South
Jack into the Union. Gradually, however, the
gress Of the contes develop the barbaries Of the
Seward dynasty tie IteHgence' began reflect that
denounced tie vandalism Of the English in the
of l8l2-l5, when similar, but not aggravated scenes
were enacted at Washington by the enemy, and when
is Office materials ruthIessy destroyed These
reflections sautary, aud now that journal is so
decided IN condemnation of the policy Of the miserable
wretches who WELD the political power OF the Northern
Government as to have provoked the following article
from that degraded political rcstitn.e John w. For
ney, Of the Chronlce It sav0rs of suppression and
Fort Warren
"'Tbere is MT number of the National Iutslligen
cer Tor instance, that is not reservoir Of transferred
caunlnies upon the Government, not number which
does contain articles tha 10 have been copied
with the determined purpose of posing the public mind
and of bringing the authorities into contempt. his
treason is occasionally diluted by the presence OF
loyal paragraph speech, but the ntmu of the con-
cern its Intense and neradicabe hatred of the general
cause is shown by the eagerless with which it selects
the complaints of captous and pretended friends, and
by the satanic ability with which it debates what it
CARDS the shortcomings of the Administrations
Now this may be patriotism but it seems to Us that il
is nothing more than base and calous ingratitude.
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We clip the following paragraphs from the Charles.

We clip the following paragraphs from the Charles
ton Courier
What proportion OF the Cotton that has left this
port within three months past has reached foreign
neutral port re will be under obligations "A apu
friend of competent information for an authentic an
swer.
Passengers who lately left Nassau report that there
brisk business going on in cotton from Nassau
for New York. Where did the Cotton grow
Is there much gained by suppressing distleries at
home-supposipg they have been suppressed-and I'M
porting Yankee liquors from Nassau
What will it profit a man if he gains the whole
world and looses his soul 2? is question that was
asked NEARLY two thousand years ago. Many persons
are now experimenting on the answer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11

MORE SHEEP FOR THE SLAUGHTER The kerry
reland Post, of the 9Th ult has the 70 lowing para
graph:
The stream of emigration is Increasing rather than
diminishing from all parts of this county There were
four departures from Tralee this week. one by steamer
to Liverpool and three by train to Cork all en- route
to America--that On Wednesday morning to Cork to
meet the Inman steamer consisted of nearly three hum
bred persons picked up at the Tralee Farranore, Kill
larney and 5adfort stations. The majority consists
of young persons OF both sexes from the country dis
tricts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11

Llncoiu's Cr.e,hIsn

LIncoI"'s C".e,hlssm.
....r is The Constitution:
..-gue vi hell; now obsolete
q "a the Government.
..e Lincoln ,harIes SCmnor and Owen Love- y
.. .t is the President
gen raj agent iO- grOe3.
r..fv organized for the purpoEe Of aPPropriatng
%. NV Africans, and to make laws to project me
10. rom beng punished for any violation q IA" lie
.. -..tg Of.
@..oS Guard to arrest white men aud SCI negroes
-...,-.srs ". C.'s imposed to represent
r.- Pies lent and his Cabinet
E.- s uldeTstood ~ coming money
ia. Al l- lhs Constitution m.sn by q" freedom Of
IN. suppression Of conservative newspapers.
"a. lie meaning Of the WOId " Liberty
.r. .-eaEaJOu in a blstIle
..t.-.- o Secretary OF War
3 ..4l who arrests people by telegraph. ,-9
u...r ~ the duties Il secretary OF the Na'J
" he I-l,igess of secretary of the Treasury
p. r.s-Tov state banks and fill The pockets OF tie
... with frredeemlble U. S. shinplasteTs
,aat ls tie meaning OF the WORD - patfiot!
. nan FL5 loves his country less ami the negro
.r..,+. fl., meaning of the word a." traitor"
... who is stckler for the Constitution aId he
VIA. are lie particular duties Of Commanderxn
To Disgrace any General who does not believe that
.--- "a .ct,er than white nan.
vita. il, the meaning Of the wOrd law
Tie will of the President.
f..a we're the States formed
lGe United States. -
The u s. GOVERN ent older than the States which
E. ghatever, except what the General Govern
Have The people any rights:
E.ga except what the President gives.
- p r.f - Ha-eas Corpus
NV. ..-.- T.. he President TO imPrison whom h'
s.a. ..tas greatest martyr in history
a #-tl -Euwu-
..a d fhe w.-=-I u3o
5Hra1.. --gn.1.
.. Who IS J.r-I avis
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OBITUARY.

The death of beloved child occurred In Columbus
county the 2Sth of last month, FANNY Wallace.
the daughter OF William and Sarah Hankins aged
years. brief Illness bade adeu so EARTH leav
ing father mother and brothers almost heart broken to
her departure and vail the loss of the idol Of
their love She intelligent interesting end oye
lythe light Of home the of the househodbut she
and reaze that cloud dark aud dreay
has utervened to eclipse the of their happiness.
Bereayed-be not disconsoate-the child is not ded d
bu: sleepeth will meet you on the other side OF Jor
dau amid the fields Eden ct your coming 10
duct 20 life everlasting. -
Wilmington, June 9th
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NOTICE,
ENHE SUBSCRIBER at June Term, 1888 Of the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover County,
having duly qualified the administrator William a.
Boodworth, decd hereby notifies all persons Indebted
the estate of his ntestae make immediate payment and
a persons having claims against the to
them within the time prescribed by law, this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
r. N. BLOODWORTH, Admr.
June TO- 1868. 81 At.
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The long end gallant defence Of Vckshnrg is in is
details vet but Little understood. When its 81 ra!ou
shall be sqch as 10 enable TO Communicate with IT'S
brave defenders shall have thriithg retrospective
ve Of tie her0c deeds Of the long struggle to beat
hack the masses which day after d8y thrown
AGAINST its delences. That il has bravey defend
ID all Of US know The O. mmaudes-in- Chief, General
r mbcrton bias been, as Il We're, on ira! trial OF
blood IL has been charged with incompe1ency in
Efficiency and rant OF patriotism. He has Ger
teiulP been unpopular. I he people OF Charleston
we're greatly dissatisfied Ae was sent 10 command
al that place aUd it is supposed their circumstances
occasion.d his removal Yet those at Fickshurgwere
reported to have been equally dsconcn'ed with ms as
SHIPMENT TO the command there, There was beyond
question great want OF confidence III him. TIE trial
which was to vndicate him prove the correctness OF
the accusations against him has 1t has been one OF
the most terrible encounters with the enemy during the
war-whe il has been the most prolonged. How Gen
Pembsrton has acquitted himself the details alone car
fully explain. hat be has fought braVeiy, however
there can be 10 doubt. 1t should be gratifying, how
ever 70 .he matte H. which knows little OF him, that
man who has cast his lot with should prove blmse
not only true but worthy Of the post assigned him.
The history of the defence of Eicksburg will have
an interest to every one, whether it falls or not The
general beef OF the nation is that will be sue
cessuy defeLd5d and that the beseging forces OF the
enemy will be driven away after discontinue aud dis
aster not exceeded by any previous engagement viii
the Confederate force.
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WHERE ARE THEY ?-Accordng to the report CT Co.
lionel Oud our Commissioners for the exchange of prs-
oners the whole number of prisoners taken from Us IN
the late battles about Charlottesville by Hooker and
exchanged is 2,lOO. Hooker claims, in his late Or
der cO0gratuasing his army on their miraculous
escape from total destruction by our ever
brave and glorious army, to have captured
600 Of our men 1t now remains subject of Iegiti-
mate Inquiry, whether Col. Oud is not bound or at
least authorized by cartel agreed upon and regua-
ting the exchange of prisoners to require OF the auhor
ties at Washington to return the remaining 1000 who,
according to Rockers congratulatory order, still
withheld-Richmond Wing.
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atlanta Confede7 ecu.
niOsby's Brilliant Exploit.

The following is reliable 10 reference to Major Mos
by's latest exploit.
Ga Sunday last, he captured and ef9ctualy destroy
ed train On the o. & 4. R. r consis ing OF en-
CINE and twelve cars, hee Willy laden with commissary
stores. On retiring he encountered FIVE regiments OF
the enemy cavalry in narrow ahe in column OF tours
which he repulsed with great slaughter, using
CAMS or from bis mountain hewitzer at eighty
yards and charging with his cavalry He es-
inmates the enemys loss at hundred killed,
and large numb2r wounded; bis loss three
missing, supposed to be mortally wounded. Still
retiring, bis rear-guard taking the wrong road at
ork the enemy charged him and succeeded in capturing
the gum after the last round of ammunition had been
fred be carrying C the TIMBER the enemy pursuing
farther.
The ENEMY at Bealton, bearing this firing in their
rear burned their commlssary stores and other suPpn
broke up their camp sending their baggage and dis
mounted men toward Falmouth apd buried with their
available force in the direction of the firing
The foregoing to from source that makes
it virtually official. n Richmond Sentinel.
! A SPUNKY GIRL-A letter in a Northern exchange
says lone Of the houses destroyed by the Queen tue
Weet her trip down tie Mississippi belonged to
old gentleman w1O, with his two and daughters
carried on the farm work the negroes. One o:
the young ladies' admitted that her brother had fred Up
the leen and only wished that be had been uoz7n
She abu5, d The Colonel and berattd the Federals.-
When she discovered that her abuse failed to Col
Ellie inst IS the ames began curl around the house
top, size sang in ringing, defiant tone, the Bonnie
Blue Flag" until forest aud river echoed and re echoed
PROMOTIONS 1t, Col. Kenneth III, Murchison o
Cum erIaDd, has been made Colonel Of the 54ah Regt
y. 4. troops. Y.ce j. & 5 Mcdowell deceased. Ma
iyr Anderson Ellis, of Rowan has been made Lieu en-
ant Coionel OF the oath, vice Murchson, promoted
Capt. James A. RJges, Of northampton, has beer
made Major of the 54th, vice Ellis promoted. Majo
William o. Morris, OF CASTOR, has been made l. eat
Colonel OF the 37th Regiment \. q. Troops, vice Ash
craft resigned. Capt Q ven n. Brown, OF Mecklen
burg, has been made Major, vice Morris promoted
RIIPioh prOCrPSS