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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24
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News from, various didls ~ he rj'el
is iavlrarlc t. the <tra Is d.. I,p.nrnt g..
nor W,.derfui actrly l. tx ,!jr d, bu
tuerc is much Evidence Of "ridua. ANA
tIerrfrom sturdy Growgii thal looks Z ,oe
20 al cove rDcd.
Cola discoveries hlv: been m1de Il
high w us Stones Ferry, aud wo.k i
ncing prosecuted 10 SOME extent. Al
q Dorado Cauy0l we hear Of recent
iina5 ~ Ne-srs, Parish, Wt.;vct, Pratt.
and others. The ciai,nS are +. pres ntcu
as promising, and in many cases rich
There is some talk OF the speedy invest
meat Ct capital or some OF he uroucl
ii s. We learn indeed, that new NIL
may be lakcl into HE canyon soon
The South WcslcrA Minin@ Company,
engaged in Development work, with fat
crimg prospects, the voice of CtDt, .Jact>
Mellon makes the river cchoc there about
as it flats i'll soft Whispers from The
wheel OF his neat i;;lle craft.
Worcester Hardy SIN holds the fort
lis store and ferry line.
Mineral pmk ronlinres t. disp!a,
u.ach .ct.vi,y Ihough unfortunately thcr
seems o.be SONS delay FROM The outside
That checks The constant sppp!y Of ball
! ion, which shou.d t. JeI:ard BY Ills rel
c,mp,
Below Iohaye conper seems ready tt
assume ii commanding position in min
ing affairs. ! ledge OF 10 per cent COZ
per is said to have been found, and lhe
work o! extraction commenced, PicAclc
is It's firm standard as ever.
y Silver District things are solid
Apparently every stroke OF the picH
adds new wealth to is hedges.
Castle Eumc Landing presents tha face
of business, II. Cirsil OF the Cas- lie
Dome II q 5 Co, says The company
about 10 employ i hundred mn o. the
mines. The ore out put is Interesting
l. i, said that Tie company has recently
purchased the smelling works ut Mel
rose, Al.mrd g., couty, Cal, and is pre-
pared 10 rush the tnet,lur-ic buck,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

Hon, +. J. Butler. Territorial
Tie lsurer, pad. to-day. the in
crest for the first ytal on the
Flyer and Gitlett wagon 70 81
bonds amounting to $4,000; The
bill approVriatiug so, 900 for the
construction Of the Gilptt and
rigrr road WAS engineered
through the last legislature 10y
the Hon. W A. Rowe member
elect from Gillett and Tip- Top, to
represent tie mining interest.
i'he bill WIS pas ed, bonds issued
and sold Iy Mr.. r.. IT, San Frau.
'i<co parties. and with the pre-
ceeds of the $40 900 in bonds four
miles of ordinary road was
huilt and as report has it the
f4lh,'r of the bill made rich
and more respect. q merchant.
Whether the I(VntI be N e. n
piled WIiht0 the Litter is que>r
Lion, ari it is urW seriously talk
ed Of that N III .ctlol Will Ur
i3>upd restraining the ferritOri Il
treasurer from r;iahing amy more
OF these coupons, for which the
Territory has n0lhirg to show.
Oar tx ptyer should rpunefnb +
this "prinre of ArIz. IA nltrch -.
ants should he elect ~ hccunIe
4 candidate for office again. Our
Ie'' tory, yourg and struggling:
ag hast all coucriv die draw
birG-, require honest legislation
IN the future 9nd the voice Of
the propie ut the polls, next N -
venlher, should SO exclalm and
see that n0ne but good men are
elevated into office. A few more
81 lett and Tiger road schemes
would land our bol's aud drive
u rs b'nErupt~ from the Ter
/ riiOry. -" Miner"
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

+ nou. II. n. Alexander is il
E1ore!ce. attending court This
week.
" ho is to he "Quren OF the
May?' Wehlve in cur" E,inis'
u number If young ladies OF
Yuma, who W"uId compare favor,
ably with any .sry Queen lhat
ever grlced a throne
Il ,in rain rain ! nothing
bur rain. is the cry from san
Francis Ct, to L,,s Angeles send
suine of 1t down here, for We
have not lad an inch Of rain il
the past year. But hre'hern we
Gon'I want you to think we air
dry, for we have OlD"aiio rive.
water, and, AMI ah"iI Well "
can get along nicely W.tiluu you
" we; " RAIN.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

Ciitus, Barb,uir aud w. J. Kei'
ley Of san Francisco, yesterd ~
appeared before the Suprei, e
Court in behalf of DENIS i{rarnpy
and obtained an order To the
Superior court Of San Francisco,
- Hear the counsel Of Kearnt4N
tor writ Of " habeas corpus !"
Ttey then returned by the after
ucOn ,Tdla.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24
Ainiiave Con .t>, Ayri. 49, lS3.
The 55M PrQllel R0aQ.

The ch rye Of the active OF
atious of thu 3olh Parallel Il.
Il, have been confiled as We
learn, 10 Louis Kingmtn, Il gen
;ilnau OF experience and rrpuia-
iiun rs an engineer lis GlViS-
ION cuInnVncp, at the Con'ineu-
tai dividing ridge in New Mex
h'n, and iuua west through Ar
iona. The gradingon this route
) already progressing rapidly
Vest ward. It il HpprOa, hing
Brred0-, on the Little Col"radO,
IN Apache c0un -, ARR ma,
halfway between Bri CHAM City
md 5hpW Flake. Here the road
is 10 enter the great Color ado
plateau, passing north Of the
NOugolIon mountains. Brigham
City IS situated exactly on the
IS h parallel. an! it VIII prohahiy
be at that plscp, that the road
Mil cross the Little C0luradO.
East of Btred0s, are labufpi ;,
WnerI btrro vs., axemen, drill,
blasting utensils, surveyors.
Spirit levels, shanIics, spades and
picks, all mrrrily at work -
|. DenG'rlt
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24
aveai Limc@.

Cburlcy Baker OF Mohawk station was
IN town Ills week.
The Board VIII, if practicable, fix The
responsibility for HE delay.
Tie Arizona BuIlion is to be published
al Harshaw 10y Z. D. Renpy. Success to it.
Lent Not; of the Sih Infantry with 81
men came ia from Sau Bcrmard.no Oh The
% INST.
WcJelurn oar thanks 10 Mrs. Il al Han
ION lor some delicious srrawnrrries, the
lirst Of The SEASON. Tao very sigh3 OF
hen, lie refreshing and the taste, . I'm,
Ulu, I'm"
John 2. Glceson, Agent of the Pacific
Coast business directory and Railroad
gazetteer, has been making thorough
canvass OF Yuma durin" the PAST Wreck
Tue publ cation is one u til. must useful
Authentic, and complete extant
The funeral of Chas " Severance,
who WAS murdered by his chiHcse str
vant, took place at san FalArI, Marin
county, Cal. un the Is Ii, dnrimg ihc
funeral CEREMONIES the murderer hung
himself in lhc cell, where he was con
dGeG.
We earn that the So'dicrs have had Il
Ivril fight W. the lad ans some wher:
neiow Vt. Mohavc Ca. Wilcox hi
..oi.e to he front Capt ByrncS AN ol'
indian fighter Is already on the round
nd will hold lke Fort until b General
.rriyes.
His Honor-.Tud%e isaac Levy, opened
curt OIL the }ist. vi h two eases on the
Docket, one postponed t, the 2t.h, ani
the other dismissed, These were The
Judges maiden cases, and disposed of III
.. business like manner, that speaks well
'Jr future success,
Colsilcriblt cxcitem sht exists in 5Il
49, !, :
oh siiv.r mines -, P,ovi,l,.rce Mouniail,
~ IN. d,.a,t ,bo,,t seyr,tv-tive mics
from the county seat. Some Of Inc ore
. said f., ossav M inlo ib,. Thousand Of
o}lars p.r ION
~. n.,. a., . ~. 80 49,.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

Tho Vulurp mine, in this ter
riiory, i said to he the I're st
go! | mine in American. while
the Aomastaka in New Mexico
has the egItatiOn Of being the
richest, In the last named mine
the average of four foot vein is
$4,000 to $4,000 per ton,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

EAMPA=T RAvAGER5 = Tue
son, : rlI 2i.-Ghe Tucson CHI
zen, mas received the following
sprciai frnm Silver City, New
Iexi4o: u, private letter re.
Ic*iv4d This tno'nin we learn
thai tan hundred Mp-callPre In
dian5 have left For Stanton res
trvu.ion 10 join Viclrrl0 and hi.
band. - tEefa'd
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

In reviewing the Canvass
question, The result of Whice W.
gave 10 our last weeks Issue, We
can only say, as a result, the "p-
pearances are that The v0linr
population of tie Territory i
undergoing wonderful changes
as an Illustration Of this iac',
Nfohave, Yavapi and Yuma coun
ties are falling of largely, while
Pima comfy is rapidly incre"H'
ing, it is true the population o:
she former counties may not be
diminishing to a very great TX
tent, yet the one years residence
necessary To be come voter, VII
make a noticeable difference III the
nYmber of votes polled in these
counties next Fail. Maricopa
holds her own pretty well, yet
thisis but drop III the bucket
it will require tue united effort
Of all, and Il most vigilant WA Oh
ing Of our opportunity 10 elect tx
pro,jer man 10 Congress II" MAJ
ter what location he be seiected.
Ynnas alodesty Will not aomI!
of her making any oVeftures, for
the place, but having stood
firmly by Y-vitpi and receive d
nothing ir return, can bow, with
tmpunity suggest suitable Sc
lection fro II either MHricopa or
Pima. Greet care should he TAX
Ell in the make up III our iegiala-
tive ticket. The piundering Of
Our Treasury for the purpose o.
building roads to few mining
districts, and in this, increasing
taxation at the expense of the
whole Territory, for the benefit %
q few, should be ZellOu>ly gutr-
ded az inst, and the bonds here
tof0re apprDpri itel 10 tiis par.
pose strictly acrounlei for, our
people cannot suffer the plumber
ing Of our Treasury, for thes"
Ostensihlo purposes. Nor VIII
they longer tolerate it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

The grading of the HarShaw
mill site has b.en completed AMI
the heavy timhprs are now being
pat in rllrP. Immapsp Quluti-
ties OF machinery have already
been received.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24


aY".t' oEce4 State Street, Boston, Sep o 1873
tIr,rer inn f anulen I'D r
has been yel folio 1t Of see ted ach
AMI .-~v,.u Ui.c lis "
The qualify, f' Dic and MeG'
purposes Dana H. As-dJer or arhuSetts
louis NO. e IN
q rsuurt
% f III nurio - II
hcUt prescribed Nabb WHA
rd
Loud
!.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

The Empire mine, Patagonia,
has been hOnhed to FAri~h and
Viemoet for $4,000. A fair per-
centage was paid In cash.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

There is just at present quite a
III IN to, and considerable excite
inent about the gold belt near
Antelope sprlng~, in the Drl-
go0nS, AMI about 10 or Is mile
from here. 1t is said the Ledge
are very large, laying under It
Gaping. and samples brought il
have assayed rs high As $50 t.
the ton. What ali this III y
amount t. viii be &noWh bye anO
bye.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

The Foreman mill is working
ore from the Chrome mine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

The Townsend mine is to have
a five stamp mill Immediately.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-24

rhG Mexican is So near COM
pie{iun as 10 be able to blow lis
whistle.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-01

4 notable feature of the contest in the
Kentucky Democratic State ntlon,
Thursday, over the unit rule, was a very ell
oquent debate between two brothers, and
also near relatives of the late John &. Breck-
enrldge. Both are brilliant speakers. The
audience and delegates arose, hand in hand
and roared as the brothers dealt or parted
blows. The debate was closed, after a
ringing speech by Il. j. Breckenridge, by
his brother, saying: eff that speech had
been made by any other man living. |
should answer it, but it is the rule Of my
life never to pluck a laurel from the brow
of a brOther.'
Greensboro Patriot: Apricots in market
at s. per bushel.-The cherry crop in
this section has never been mere abundant.
-Biackberries and dewberries are now
offered for sale on the streets of Greensboro
in large quantities raging from 10 cents to
81. 600 per buseel.-Last night, as the
train from Charlotte was passing jamestown,
several gentlemen who wished to stop al
that point jumped off the cars; but one Of
them, Mr.. Will Odele, who took the train
at High Point, in makingthe attempt broke
his leg and received a terrible cash On the
head. He is now laying at jamestown IN a
critical condition. The doctors do not
think he will live.
The last quarterly report of the Copper
Knob Mining company shows the receipts
from sales of workirn capital to date to be
$50, OF. The dressed ore at the mine is
valued at S., 500, and the ore on dump at
$50, 90. The indebtness of the Company is
stated at So.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-01

-Brs. Evans of the Milton ChrOntcte thus
gives his idea of the State Convention
Well the judicial Convention in this
district on the 18th, resulted In the defeat
of our choice as the nominee Col. Rufin
who was the ~favorite of this county and
Person by an odds of eight out of ten votes.
But Mr.. Gilmer, the nominee is gentleman
every man qualified for the place, by nature
and book-learning and having been .ap-
pointed Judge by Gov. Jarvis (who sDubbed
Manning) to take the seat made vacant by
the death of Judge Kerr. be now "holds
the fort to The great admiration OF every
body, and we are all satisfied with the noun
nation and will do our level best to elect
him by an overwhelming vote.
Next came the State Convention at Raj
eigh on the 18th and which we desired to
attend but couldn't, and the while Conven-
ton was nominating a State ticket we were
at home coat off planting cabbages to feed
the Gubernational candidates when they
come round this way shaking US by the
hand and telling us how dearly they love
us. And here again we missed our first
choice for GovernCr-missed it almost out
Of sight-missed it as if the whole thing
had been cut and dried by a machine
two months before the convention met. But
it didn't surprise us in the least. and we
accept the result without a murmur, ana
will cheerfully divide our last cabbage with
Governor Jarvis if ne will come here and
make us a speech. Will we work for him!
You bet, Even now our coat is OF. True
we did not think Jarvis could roll up as
big majority as Cunningham, Scales or
Fowle, but tins was our opinion only, and
the opinion of a -wOodsman Is never
worth a cent. Indeed it isstrange that they
are allowed any opinion at all-theyl do
better to vote and not TO think.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-01

OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL GRANGE.
Master.-S. E. Adams, Monticello,
MINI.
Orerseer.-J. ]. Woodman, Paw Paw,
Mich.
Lccturer-Mortimer Whitehead, Gin
cinnati.
Ste1cad.-A. J. Vaughan, Memphis.
assistant Steauard.-Wm. Sims, of Kan
saS.
Treasurer.-F. NJ. Mcdowell, Wayne,
\. Y.
Secretary.-O. II. Kelley. Louisville, KY.
Gate keeper.-O. DlnwlddIe, Orchard
Grove, Ind. ..
Ceres.-Mrs. Adams.
Pontona.-Mrs. Woodman.
F10rd.-Mrs. Moore.
Lady, asst. Steoard.-Miss c. a. Hall,
Louisville. KY.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
d. WYATT Aiken, Cokesbury, S. c.
Henley James, Marion, Ind.
S. H. Ellis, Springsboro, Ohio.
Officers Of North Carolina State
Grange, P. Of H.
Master-W I'll Cheek. of Warren.
Overseer-D A Montgomery, of Ala
nance.
Lecturer-D f Sampson, of Guilford.
Steward-J A Harris. of lredell.
Assistant SteSard-H f King, of Ons-
low.
Cbaplain-Rev VIM Grant. of North
amptOn. -.
Treasurer d w G. Benbow. of Guilford.
Secretary--Jos E Porter. of Edgecombe.
Gate Keeper-L W Reasons Edges
combe.
Ceres-Mrs \ II Cheek. of Warren.
Pomona-Mrs J f Somers. of Guilford.
Flora-Miss Eugenia Robinson, of Ca
barrus.
Lady Asst. Steward-Mrs II L King, of
OnslOw.
STATE COMMITTEE.
Col. William H. Cheek, Chairman, of
W~arrenton.
Capt. J. E. Porter, Secretary, Tarboro.
Capt S. B. Alexander, Charlotte.
John King. Falkland. Pitt county.
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Pa hug, Smoking It Curing Establishment.
OFFICE OF V. HECKLER, JR.,& BRO,

OFFICE OF V. HECKLER, JR.,& BRO,
DEAR SIR: Owing to the great demand for our Sau-
sage, We have enlarged our facilities, and are now pre-
pared to make all kinds and in any quantities; this
department being under the supervision of our Mr.. w.
I. Hechler, one of the firm, we can safely recommend
them.
Fresh Pork Sausage III links, 8; Fresh pork sausage
in cake, 8; fresh pork Tenderloin sausage, 9; fresh
pork Tendrloin, smoked, 8; Bologna sausage, smoked.
9; Garlic sausage, smoked, 9; Blood puddings, g; Liver
puddings, 8: Dutch buildings, 8; Irish puddings, s:
Hogshead cheese, s; smoked beef; beef tongues; beef
by the quarter or side; mutton by the quantities ;
dressed hogs; pigs feet in bbls; pigs feet in half bbls.
We also have on hand a fun stock Of Bacon and
Lard, consisting of S. @. hams. S G shoulders, 5
G.. breasts, bulk shoulders, bulk sides, bacon sides,
bacon shoulders. Lard i'll tierces, lard i'll kegs, lard
in buckets.
Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage il
the past, we guarantee satisfaction i'll the future.
Terms, c. 0. D., or city references required. Soliciting
your orders, we remain,
Yours, truly,
7. HECHLER, JR., & BRO.
oct 2-3m
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Che @ran0f.

Inder this head wiU be Jound the oDtcial pa
Ders of the Grand Master, and also, all
tommun ications from members Of the North
CarOlinu Patrons of Husbdndr1.
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FURNITURE
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Cor of Fayetteville & Davie streets, opposite
Judge Fowle's.
II STAND.
DEALER y
Kinds OF FURNITURE, MATT
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INDs OF FURNITURE, MATT
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Engines, portable and stationary, Saw Mills, Grist
Mills, Boilers, Castings of Brass and Iron, Forgings
&c. Machinery for Gold and Coal Mines, Blast Fur
naces, &c.
We call special attention to our JmproS ed Portable
Engine, for agricultural and other purl os $. The
Boxers of our Agricultural Engines are provided will
our Patent Premium Spark Arresters, a device by which
the Sparks are forced to pass downward over a reser.
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use of wire gauZe. Our is the only arrangement of this
kind which affords free access to the boiler tubes foI
cleaning from each end. Also TO our new styles small
Locomotives for hauling lumber and other articles upor
sramways and narrow gauge railways.
The best Planters regard orr Ginning Engines supe
rior to any in use. Send for illustrated catalogue free
Other things being equal encourage Southern institu
tons.
Repair work solicited and promptly done.
Shaftings, Pulleys, &C., for Gin Houses.
"Manufacturers OF Jones patent Tobacco Bump Ma
chimes to work by hand or power
VIM. E..TANNFR&GO GO.
K. R. BAUGHAM, Rich Square, n. c, General
Aaeut in Eastern North Carolina.
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COMMISSION
Nos. ) and ! Hargett St, Raleigh, n. c..

With ample facilities aud a nice, carefully selected
stock of goods, we think we can make it to the interest OF
a generous public to share their patronage with us.
Nd 1ising our prompt personal attention to al business
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ping that a liberal share of public patronage viii
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/ nave now in stock and arriving daily a large
and varied assortment OF cheap and fine Furui-
ture, consisting in part OF Fine Walnut Dressing
Case Sets, cheap Walnut Dressing Case SETS.
S5e.W and $4,000. Also Bedsteads. bureaus, War
drooes. Washstands, Tables, Chairs, Cribs. /, Ia
dies, Lounges. Tin Safes, Nhat-\otS. Desks. Mat
tresseS fall kinds on hand ana made 70 order.
IN fact. anything in the furniture line AMI AT
prices as heap as the same can be brought
Orders by mail ~promptly attended
to. Oct. 43 mos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30
THE IRISH QUESTION.
Important Meeting of the Cabiue:
hf, SnI

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-A London specisI saws
A most important meeting of the Cabinet Will
Dc held to-morToW. IL Is understood that H.
VIII De devoted entirely to the consideration of
Irish affairs. The form that coercion will take
IN Ireland will be the principal question dis.
cuSsed. CHIEF secretary Forster arrived In
town from Ireland tonight. and it is hoped by
sensible men OF all parties that his mind may
at least have been made up in regard to the
policy which the government should pursue
His vaciliation In dealing with the Irish Ques-
uon has been the means OF repeatedly imped-
ing the action OF the ministry, and has gone far
towards placing them In false attitude before
the country. The impression gains ground that
the government will decide to introduce meas
nres 1or coercion colncidently with the new
land bill.
The State Trials.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-The correspondent OF the
Ii1,teS at Dublin says: Public interest In the
Irish state trials has considerably abated.
borbood OF the court and a large number OF tue
Irish members Of parliament who attended
yesterday lTuesday) did not appear.
More Troops in Ireland Than Bar.
racks for Them.
The barrack accommodation In the country
is insufnc1ent for the increased number OF
soldiers, and temporary barracks win there
lcfe be ntted at Rothkeale, County Limerick
ard EnnfstymoD, County Clare, for attachments
OF infantry, each comprising two officers and
nfty men, Another detachment Will be sent TO
Loughrea. County Galway, as soon as quarters
for Them have been provided.
DUBLIN, Dec. 3O.-The proceedings In the
state trials continue to excite little interest
The traversers struggled into court this morn
ing, Mr. Parnell arriving quite an hour after
the opening. The proceedings were delayed
half an hour by the want OF punctualily on the
Part OF 1uryman Justice Fitzgerald Informed
Elm he would be fined f10O II the offence was
again committed. Mir. Law. the attorney gen.
eTal. continued his speech He dealt with the
speeches OF Messrs. Dillon, Bggar, Sullivan
and Brennan. advising the people 70 pay only
GTfffiths valuation, and declared that the trav-
eIseTs had conSpired TO lnaugurate red repub-
licaEisIn and communism.
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Prominent Army Officers Retired.

IHANUBS EFFECTED THEHEBY.
Orders issued 10y the War department to day
place the following officers on the retired list
from Jan. I'd next:-lnspector General Marcy.
Col. j. G. Barnard, engineer corps. and Col.
Israel Vogdes. Col ID. b. SackeJt VIII be ap-
pointed inspector general in place of Gen. Marcy.
The retirement or Col. Barnard viii cause the fol-
lowing promotions In the engineer corps
Lieut.. Col. George Thom TO be colonel. Ma tor
III. L. Abbott 10 be lieutenant colonel Capt c.
j. Ly decker TO be major First Lieut.. j. Z. NJ Il.
Iory to be captain, and Second Lieut.. W. NJ
Black to be first lieutenant. The retirement OF
Col. Vogdes will cause promotions as follows in
the artillery:-Lieut Col. F. T. Dent to be
colonel, Major John c. Hamilton to be lieuten-
ant colonel. Capt. X. T. Frank to be lna jar.
First Lieut.. j. NJ. Ingalls, to be captain and
Second Lieut.. j. S. oyster to be first l:euten-
ant,