The Twentieth Regiment

Jaokson Citizen soya : The camp ol the Twontieth is in tbe field üf Mr. Marvin, on ii liiglt, rolling, gravelly piuco of ground, ono naile fioin the city, oó the plank rond. The lenta ut'e ereeted, and the regiment is in good henlth and spirits. The followiog is íi list of oomp&niea, and the nuinber of' inen in eaeh: Capt. Aixlerson'e, 104 " OutebeonV, 112 " WÜtsiü's, 100 " Bachfl', 112 " Grant's, 103 " Willis', 110 " Dodgate, 108 " Hammond's, 100 " Wmoet'Bi 108 957 The Lansing conipany is hoor-ly oxpccted, and will complete tho regiment Col. Williami, of Lansing, fa tel y of the 8ètenteentb is to bo üolonel of tho Twentieth. At preseut tro camp h under oom mand ol Ilon. F. Liverinore. Tho nppointnuMit ol A[r. Livormore to this rc.-ponsihle post is m oxci.'llent one. II is energy and talents were needed jist now to liasten up t-nlistments, and he has put them forth in n telling tnanner. Ho ha.s rondered most escentiul hid to the goverrwnent by hia industry and untiring zea), and we congratúlate tho country and the regiment iu their good fortuno in secui ing his services. It is thouaht thnt tho regiment will not remain here more than ten daya more. Tho Adjulaiit is ulive to his duty. We snw him büsy throiigh the peltirtft rain on Tlmivdüv. IIu i ' gfintlemanly nnd nccomplislivd youngj officer, whn has Beed sêivioe. Mr. Warner is his name.