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NOTICE..

By the O,phans' Court Of Cecil county,
Deccmber 18th, 1854
ORDERED, That the sale made and re.
~ ported by Joseph II. Lincoln, Trustee
for the sale of the Real Estate of j ohn Lin,
coin, deceased, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the fifteenth day of February,
next; provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed at Elkton.
in said county, once "a week for one month
before the nineteenth day of January, next
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $4,000. c. B. CUTLER,
True copy; test, Register,
c. B. CUTLER,
Dec II, 1S64-1m Register.
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VALUABLE HORSE FOR SALE

THAS. J. SMITH, Ex-Lieut. and Adiu-
~ tant End Del. Vols. offers fol sale his
HORSE" Virginia Blooded Stock -
which he had short time in the service. -
The Horse and owner can be seen at the
sale of Jos. Miller, Executor of Silas f.
Carter, on the 18th inst. He is u good one.
Dec II, lSG4-lw
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SHEEP STEALING.-A negro by tn
Rock SPRINGS. BY reference to oul

advertising columns, the reader will find
that desirable Hotel and Storehouse, demon
mated Crock Springs" located in the
northern part of this county, again offered
for sale. This property will be sold at pr
vate sale, if fair price is bid, but if not
sold at private sale, it will be disposed of al
public sale, on the 3lst inst. The property
will positively be sold.
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LADIES =

CULVER PLATED WARE.-I have in
~ store and for sale good assortment of
Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Gravy
Ladies', Forks, Batter Knives and Napkin
Rings: They are of good quality, and war
ranted as represented.
Dec IL f, w. STAPLES
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chipping and an eager air"

CHRISTMAS Toys AND CoNFECTIoN-
ERY.-J. 7. Brown under the Howard House
advertises his stock of Christmas Confec-
tionery, Toys, &c. He has a great variety.
Call and see him.
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Store and Dwelling for Rent.

TIIE STORE AND DWELLING, recent
l. ly occupied by j. W. Caldwell. The
Store and Dwelling are both new, large, con
vcnient, and the stand good one Rent
very low. Possession given the 25th of
March, next. Apply to the subscriber.
THOS. BRlCkLEY,
Farmington 9th Election District,
Dec II, 1SG4-3w* Cecil county, Md.
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Ladies' FulrS.

Purchasers may rely upon getting the best
Fnrs at CHARLES OAKFORD s. SONS,
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
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Ladies, FurS.

Purchasers may rely upon getting the best
Furs at CHARLES GAYLORD & SONS,
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
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Gentlenlen's Hats.

All the latest styles at CHARLES OAKFORE
& SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
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GentIemen's Hats.

All the latest styles at CHARLES OAK
FORD & SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadel-
phia
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BRANDYWINE AHEAD /!

1--WE subscribers having purchased of D..
Il Ritson s. Co. the Flour Barrel, Stave
and Heading Mill, on the Brandywine, near
tie Flour Mills, are prepared to enter into
contracts for TIMBER, suck as
Oak, Beech, Maple and Poplar,
la the Log. or in Blocks,
Suitable for Making SLAVES u HEADING.
FAY, ALRlCH Il CO.,
Nov 10, l86l-3m Wilmington, Del.
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NATIONAL BANKs.-The stockholders

NATIONAL BANKs.-The stockholders
of Cecil Bank, as will be seen by notice
published elsewhere in our columns to-day,
are about taking measures to convert that
bank into National one.
1t has also been determined by the stock
holders of The Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Elkton, and measures are now in
progress, to change the latter institution into
a National Bank.
A few shares of the Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank remain unsold, and any parties
wishing to invest, can be accommodated by
calling early.
SHEEP STEALING.-A negro by the
name of George Chambers was committed
to jail on Wednesday evening last, on the
charge of stealing sheep from Mr.. n. X.
Snitcher of Elk Neck. George evidently
don't believe the doctrine, that ''sheep meat 5
too good for niggers," and putting this be-
lief in practice, he has now an opportunity
of living upon the more common and less
luxurious diet of the Elkton Jail for season.
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Ladies' Furs.

The largest assortment at CHARLES OAK
FORD d SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadel-
phia.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be Special Meeting of the
l. Orphans Court, on Tuesday next, the
Goth inst. C., b. CUTLER.
Dec II, lS64-lw Register.
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CAN YDH

And Trimming for Christmas Trees, Toy
Books for the Children, and large stock Of
Stationary. He has the largest stock in
town. Call and examine.
Dec II, 1S64-2w
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j. T. BROWN,

7 TNDER the Howard House, has just re.
~ turned from Philadelphia with large
Stock of
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Price Thirty Fire Cents per Bottle.
Dec II, lS64-y
, 1864-02-28
FRDM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.l
.~> .. hAD1sox, Wis, Feb. -. tsGz-
Nothing Important was done In the Lcgis,
lature today, and many. members werc
absent. .,.-:...,
=. In tie Senate, bula were introduced for the
more gcneraI publication Of laws, md adycr~
ttscments required to. be Published By the
State, and amending assessment law. :
:: Bills were passed to aufhorizs the Mllwau-
kce and Prairie 1u Chfcu. Railroad Company
TO issue stock to aid in settling the farm
mortgage and other debts Of the late Mtlwau
kee and Mississippi Railroad COMPANY,
Also revising. amending, and consolidating
the 1aws relating to extra pay Of Wisconsin
soldiers in the service Of the. United States
or this State, and providing for: the relief of
families Of sucl soldiers In certain cases, and
to prescribe aevcrc penalties for frnuds com
mfttcd in procuring such extra pay.
Also memorial to Congress for a survey
of unsurveyed lands in this State:
, There wes some discussion on bills for the
protection Of fur-bcariDg animals and for a
State bounty on wolfscalps.
The Assembly spent most Of the morning
in Committee Of the Whole. and no bills Of
general interest passed. Bills were intro
duced relative to holding extra polls at cleo
tons; to prescribe salaries Of cle1ks of coun-
t. boards Of supervisors; to amend sections
0 and u Of tie divorce law; to amend the
charters Of the st. Croix and Lake Superior
and Tolmah and Lake ST. Croix Railroads.
Hon. E. ". Mcneil, member of .hc AS
semb1y from Columbia county, broke his left
leg below the knee yesterday alig1ltlng from
his carriage, and is likely to be confined to
his room some weeks.
: The seth regiment Is til1iug up with unprc.
cedented rapidity. Over zoo have enlisted,
and tho regiment Is likely to be filed BY
Tuesday.
No information has been received here vet
what Is the quota Of the State under the last
call. Recruiting is very brisk.
, 1864-02-28
BWs,PARAGRAPRa,

-7Adalina Pstu is twenty-onc and not sci
There were 1404 flres In London LAST ysar
and 1924 alaI7us.
Hoop skirts iys yards in ci.cumfercnc.
are the rage at Paris- ..
- Californ1a raihins are equal to the best
Good tea from there is promised.
Daniel @ 'Connel, grandson Of Daniel ths
Lloerator," hns been admitted to the bar Al
"A women is under arrest at Syracuse, N
T., for. destroying her grandchiid, only tllrct
months old, By giving it vitriol.
Lent, tile circus proprietor, now ciyinc
exhibitions In New York, has trained one o
tht sdcred bulls Of Burmnh to perform In tie
arena.
A simple and effective remedy for small,
pox; th1ee-fourtls Of an ounce Of cream OF
tartar, twelve grains rhubarb, one pint cold
water:
Six years ago fifteen camels were import.
ed Tor the government OF the United States,
NOW there are thirty-seTcn, and they are kept
ut Benecia, California
One Of the operators Of the New York
stock exchange, and now worth million
dollars, started of with loan of $1,000 re-
ceived On policy OF life insurance.
Gen. Glcrson's great forte out ofthc sad.
die seems to be the piano forte, on which be
is splendid performer, having formerly
been music teacher in Ohio.
French advertisements are little pecu-
liar; for example: IA yonng Indy, aged
twenty -dye years, with very strong beard,
come domestic in cafe Address, etc.
-FTancis Liebcr has been elected president
Of the eLoycl Publication society,'f at New
York, II place Of President King of Colum-
bus college, who has resigned, Last wear
, 1864-02-28

They uiu report their disagreement on
Monday. "
the Navy Department las been arreeted in
New York, and viii ehortiy oe examined
ture Of Grant, yesterday, at the Capitol, and
f. was highly gratiiicd. All say 1t is q perfect
success.
/: The Senate yesterday, in executive session,
Confined The nomination of Caleb L}on, of
Lyondale, N. T., rs Governor Of Idaho.
TIE passage by IT, re ,,!s.1 honae, Yesterday, Of
till April 1st, is understood as equal to post
.pone1nert Of the draft should tho Senate
The Conference Committee having agreed
Congress yesterday passed the bill Grating
the iupk Of Lieutenant General. 1t was duly
vas at the Capitol At the time Of its passage.
i, Last nielt The President Issued the commits.
sion 10 Ulyeses s. Gr1nt, spf Illinois, Renre.
sentative Washburnc wflEIeave either to-day
or tomorrow for Chattanooga, to carry tie
commission in person to General Grant, who
thus holds position never conferred on any
peseon In the country except George Wash
ington; Gonerul Ecotts rank Of Lieutenant
General. being merely that Of brevet TIE
new law is Sc wordet that the Lieutenant
General is only, ~ tilcto General in. Chief Of
Ill the armies, end therefore it does not dis
turb General He1leck, unless the President
requests him to retire. >,
The second Committee OF Conference on
The disagreeing amendments OF the two
houses to the whisky bill, had another meet
ing to-day, but were unable to agree and
there is no prospect Of their arriving at an
accommodation on their differences,
New YORK, Feb. PA special to the Con.
nsere6al, Washington, 18th, Gays: NJ am in-
formed tlat the returns Of the enlistments
in the state OF New Yo1k, which hare been
received here this week, warrant the asscr-
tion that draft will he unnecessary in that
St4te.n
, 1864-02-28

NEW YonK, Feb. a7.-Thc New York Times
Eays:
The steamship Fulton, from Port Royal
"wednesday last, arrived here at q late hour
lost night, bringing Information Of a sad re-
verse TO our expedition under Gen. Seymour
in Florida. Ne arc unable to give details,
because, after the Fulton had put into the
bay, she was boarded By the Provost Marshal
and the quartcr1naster, with orders from
Gen. Gilmore IL deprive the passengers Of
NIL private letters in their possession. To a
passenger y the Fulton VIC arc indebted for
the following main facts Of q battle:
On the afternoon Of the 10th, our troops,
under General Seymour, met the enemy,
15,M0 strong, fifteen miles beyond Jackson-
vile, and eight miles beyond Sanderson, on
tho line Of the Jacksonville and Tallahassee
railroad. The batt1e was desperately fought
during three hours, and ut sunset, our forces,
oEe7'oWered By numbers, retired to Sander
son, taking With tlcm tho greater part Of the
The 7th Connecticut, 7th New Hampshire,
doth Massachusetts, 5Sth and 150th New
York; md the 8th United States regulars
United States rcgulars, was left dead on tho
field. Colonel Reed, Hungarian officer,
was nortally wounded. All the officers
Of Hamilton's battery were. wounded
Captain Hamilton, wounded in the arm, and
Lieutenant Myrfck, Tounded.in the loot. Are
az denef4I Gilmore Headquarters, ut Hilton
Head. Colonel Guy Henry, Of the 4oth Mas
eacAusetts, had three horses shot under him,
but escaped nnlurt.
The Cosmopolitan arrived ut Beaufort on
Monday evening, with 240 Of the wounded.
Colonel Reed was among them, who was
still living when the Fulton left on Wednes-
day.
:. The enemy's 1oss is not known. They cap.
tured five guns. It is supposed that the
troops were from Bf1rr,g army Cen Hnr-
dee himself WIS on the field, having come to
Florida on visit to his family, and also to
form a second marriage.
Our 1oss is variousiy estimated at from 500
to 1900
sevcnty.efght rebel prisoners were brought
By the Fulton.
We understand that The Purser Of tue Full
ton has a list Of The killed and wounded,
which he will show, but will not allow 1t to
be copied,
, 1864-02-28
TEE MINIS,

MI ~ D.
For some unexplained reason we nre with.
>sout our usunl associated press dispatches th!s
morning.
F.; -. The neKs from Florida is disastrous. The
expedition Inns met sad rcrerse. Ourforccs
s1-.Wcre attacked By superior force Of rebels
:. abont fifteen miles from Jacksonville. On the
line Of the Jacksonville and Tallahassee rail-
s:1oad- 4 ee7erc battle cnsued, resulting In
the retreat Of the Union forces, with loss Of
from one thousand to fifteen hundred In
Killed, wounded and missing.
: Farragut's fleet arc of Mobile, and were
to engage Fort Gaines On the 10th inst De-
serteEs report m army Of oo, 600 In and about
Mobile, and two iron clads In the harbor.
Probably long ere this, 3 decisive action has
taken place.
Minister Dayton: md the French Minister
to the United states, u. sIercier, nre rapidly
Setting France right in her diplomatic rela-
lions with this country, one beneficial result
of which Is already noticeable In the deten-
ton Of the Confederate pirate Rappahaunock.
The commission of Lieutenant General,
conferred by Congress upon General Grant, is
now on Its way to the hero Of the Afississip-
pi, In the possession Of Ar. .Washburne. The
ID honor has been well won and will be worthily
worn. -
Minnesota is In fever Of excitement over
the discovery of bed Of car1cl coal in the
vicinity Of st, Paul This Important geo.
logical fact will give new impetus to the
manufacturing interests Of this young and
1ourishing State !.
Upon the inside Of this issue will be found
the full text Of the conscrption bill and the
bill suspending the Habess Corpus, recently
passed by The rebel Congress- They are ex-
cellent reading for the Copperheads. II they
art so bitterly opposed to the Union con-
scription bill, suppose they emigrato' and
abide for time or for all time, with their
Southern brethren, and try the virtues Of tic
Southern one II they are consistent they
will certainly do So
, 1864-02-28
EROai WASHINGTON.

WAsH1sG1oS, Feb. 27.-Thc Senate Mill.
tary Committee yesterday unanimously
agreed to report General Pieasanton Tor cou-
lImatIon ns Major General There are 10
other vacancies.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has sent
to the Ways and Means Committee com
municat1on proposing various changes in,
and amendments to, the national banking
law Several Of the leading banks hare *
pressed desire for such additional legisla-
ton as will enable them to participate IN the
benefits conferred by the banking act 4
sub-coEm mittee, composed Of AessfH. Hoop
er, Fenton and stebbins, We're appointed 10
revise the law. :. =. )!
Tie House Military Committee have dccid.
cd to report bill comforting upon the Pro-
yost Marshal General the rank and pay Of q
Brigndicr General. ~
Ads!ccs received at the State Department,
frcm Mr. Fruyn, Minister at Japan, dated
january 18th, state that the Alabama at THAT
tire:~aS still at large. :.
Mcss1s. Mills and Carlisle closed their mr.
guments yesterday in the 'Rerearesa mining
claim and the court adjourned till Monday
in order TO examine the maps, arguments,
etc. Attorney General Bates and Judge Black
Will speak next week. Tie court has now
heard both sides Of the case, and 1t Is believed
viii either decide TINT the mIncs are the
property Of the Government, or order q re-
eEzveyi IN which caso 1t wifi be nearly two
yeaEa before the Government enteI1 into pos
session OF The property:
The CONFERENCE COMMITTEES on .thc revenue
bil1, at their meeting o"daq, failed to agree.
, 1864-02-28

1'onelson, being the battle Nag Of the 18Th
Tennessee rebel infantry. It was captured
BY Co. E, 18th regiment Illinois volunteers,
Febsuar, 18th, 1863. This regiment was then
known az Bjrgs's Sharp Shooters. The 18th
Tennessee was one Of the regiments engn Sed
in the desperate assault ON the left wing Of
the Union ur,uy, cnd the Tag is evidence OF
the desperate resistance and triumphant vic-
tory Of tue Federnl forces. It ras brought
from the field by Al. enlisted man Of the 86tb,:
now Capt. David C. Gamble, Of Co. E, 66th
Illinois. The tag We; presented to the rebel
regiment By the ladies of MurEtecsUoro
The wife Of the rcbal .Iohn Morgan .nado the
presentation address, and the regiment was
st thnt time commanded by Col Palmer,
formerly Of Detroit, michigan.
, 1864-02-28
Secret Circn1afz-H0W Circulated
ST. PARIS, Champaign Co., Feb. Il.


Permit me to call your attention to sob-
ject deserving consideration. It appears that
the Hon. John Sherman ia engaged in circu.
latfng documents calculated to beget dissen-
sion and division in the Union party, to wit:
In the Daily Enqui,sr of Feb. 10th, there is
m article headed "Republicln Document !;
Mr.. Lincoln; Next Presidency" Sc. &c,
the character of which Is too unmistakAbly
p1aln for any one to be deceived as to its OBJ
ject The Enquirer remarks that he received
it from leading Republican member Of Con-
grcsB. The point to which call your atteu-
tion-hopfng that you will give It ventilation
is this: The same document is being lis
under the franE Of John Sherman; so that it
appears TINT Sherman and the Enquirer are
in alliance to write down the Administration
and bcget diasension In the loyal ranks I
speak the mind Of the people when I say
am for the man the people nominate fairly at
action OF certain persons and legislators In
respect to Mr.. Lincoln should be condemned,
nevertheless we should not lose sight Of the
fact that the circulation Of such documents
as tie one in question Wll begct widespread
decentralization and greatly endangcr the
Union party in the coming contest.
1 have no interest in this matter, only de-
sire tho continued success Of that party which
triumpbed so wonderfully over all oppoBf-
lion LAST fall; and 1t pains and nunoys me to
believe that persons In our party will delib-
crately furnish political food for daily iour-
ua1 which for years has plead the cause Of
treason and traitors, Especially am I snr-
fhis thing to be u fact had I not received from
ilfm the article in the Eaquisrr, and other &c.
Iccuons publtshed in that paper. =. r
, .Trust,t,0 that you will give the matter such
eonsidcrnfton ns it deserves; I leave the quee-
tipu wiz you.-Cor Gin. Gaztas-
, 1864-02-28
l Letter frona Col. James mullas.u
HEApQUARTEns, 6Ecokp DIr1sIox,
DEPARTMENT or WEsT VIRGINIA,
ErN fs1I,EcH ~ Xa ENh II 1E6t

dEAp4UARTERH, GEcoAp u1Tl8I0N.
DEPARTN1nT or West VIRGINIA,
NEW CurEcu, ". Va, Feb. Is 1861.
AT DEAR FATHkR DusSR:
am in receipt Of your letter ct the 7th Feb
Iu2ry. enclosing copy OF the Chicago 7Tnats,
wherein the letter Of Col. Mnllgan to the Irish
National FAIR is arrayed against the circular oi
Bithop Duegan relattre TO the Fenian Brother
Whoever places me in hostility to the church,
mtfpiaces me: Whoever constInes my Words IN
and whcn this oeenrs IN regard to 4 prelatc, whom
I have known only to respect and reveFence,
whoee Justice: wisdom and patriotism T. mare e. e
Gcared him alike to the good Catholic and tno
loyal citizen, am ETieyed.
am pot nov, and hare nevsr been. 1aas member
ofths Fcniao REosbe1hood ido .'. not now endorse, &c
unaesnainted with It's merits or Dement'S IN ny
former letter contributed to "a "lt1ah National
pgssa II sar .:e s9edyb . s & ~;
curioug and valuable works OF the art and genius
Of grand old ireland; wherein were to be repeated
EhcIeii, 1ere to be exhibited ths relica md me,
,ncDtocs Of her warriors ard ssatesmcn that s:ood
Gu seefold and on battlefield, aud ardent1J hoped
that this display might inspire our people to uni
t., charity, to patriotism, And to ths Brother
hood. whoee eublems slou}d be the Sword and
cross:: For like all 1hshmeu, thrill to the hope
sese Freedom welded to Industry, sauctiaca by
Religion. For this e-for anything approaching IT:
For any good cause at al, :.
fichtiRE 9Es 1aeld' af'o or sn.'hns In o'le'&aefed
pray and labor. and witha mir prospect Of real-
ilng this hope would 70 moro hepitste as blood
to achieve Iriah nationality thau nav do TO sas-
tain American unity But If there be any man OF
scclety Of men who say they will labor for lselAnd
aaaInet the Church, 1 I'M not one Of thetu- ~ be-
lltvc that On the same iled Whereon the freedom
Of ireland was stricken lovr, her faith WAS ass4-
ef, IL When that ri edom IL revived thaf fetsa
must co-operate tn tn roasneetian.: "haeswita-
IN her spiritaal domain, he Church approves 1 ~
prove; Mhen she coIu,auks Obey. -:
u asoMie!, md ohey ny asnard. I. ane
C1tholic. ard obey my bshot1: 1:!3 -
YpHr kisnd, =. Jas A. NuIIt0AN. (
Veg! Rcy. b. Dunne, D.D.Y. u, Chicago, II ~
, 1864-02-28

MEM YonR, Feb. 27.-The Nera,d's nnval
correspondent, dated of Mobile, Feb. 10th,
Gays: The Hartford With Admiral Faraeut
and SIX mortar schooners, arc with the feet.
It is rumored TINT they win engage Fl Gaines
to-day. Desertera state that there Are about
10000 troops in and around Mobile, Two
iron,elads, the Tennessee r., and Nashville, are
The rebel programme In the, Southwest is
stated to be m ascent Of the Mississippi by
these vessels, the capture Of New Orleans,
aud the blockade Of the river between there
and Natcbez In this they were to be assist
cd BY Generals Masruder and3 Taylor's
forces.
Fotty-aye Of the ringleaders Of the recent
mutfuy In Fort AoFgan were under sentence
Of death. # executed, the feeling Of horror
eugendered among the people will seriously
iu}urc the rebel cause in Mobile.
The Heraid's g Matamoras letter Of February
S, says: General Heron is re-organizing his
old division, md procuring supplies for future
contingencies.
, 1864-02-28
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbnne.l
HD1AxAFoL1s. Feb. 81, 1854.
The T2d Ohio, re-enlisted veterans, came In
from Chattanooga last night, and left this
morning for home.
Forty-seyen veterans Of the. 18th Illinois,
from Huntsville, Ala, haye passed through
today.
The goth Indiana veterans left for Knoxville,
One hundred recruits for Illinois regiments
left for the front.
The 115th aud 11Tth Indiana were mustered
out yesterday. -
Gov. Morton 1,as received orders from the
War Department to prepare all new regi-
ments for the field at once.
An accident on the Jcfiersonyfllo Railroad
occurred to day near town, By the truck Of q
car breaking, fnjuring thirteen soldiers, Of
Illinois regiments seriously.
The Board Of Examiners for the Invalid
Corps meets here On Monday. The officers
arc Colonels Stevens, Morgan, Sweet and
Dewitt, 1ieutenant-C Colonel Johnston, Sur
geon Hobbs md Lieutenant Morris.
The 11th and 34th Indiana have re-en1istcd
at Louisiana, and arc on the why home.
It is raining hnzd and blowing fresh.