ture,AOolutidentCol. Owen’s Regiment. BillThe 60th Regiment, Col. Richard Owen, KcJ is now in camp at Evansville, situated on the Ohio river. This is said to be the most delightful situation for damping, in the con State. Col. Owen is said to be a gentleman liveof fine military advantages, a kind and affa- *n(*ble gentleman.b is the 60th regiment that the company now being raised by W. B. Givens, H. E.Olds and S. P. Eversole will be attached.—It is the design of these gentlemen to leave this place for Evansville, on Wednesday next, and we would reoommend all who design enlisting in their country’s service to enroll their names immediately in this company, as it is probable thfct this will bt the last opportunity you will have from this oownty during the present war; at least we hope no.ventanymanMcone of w WthenfortywithsieveMDiet]quinwbelthe rif animnr