1Tub Lvon Artillery, the second■ mcompany formed in Rome, in this county, vu mustered into the legion on the 21st inst., by Col. Mason. This is the j ] 15th company of the Legion, in this|‘ cotintv, and there is one more nireadvw 9 tformed at Rone, ready for mustering.— The officers of the Lyon Artillert are as:.* i *follows: : jRodolpli H. Wliitmer, C aptnin;Jns. Boultinghousc, 1st Lieutenant; ; j Kenneth I). Rowe, 2d doJohn T. Connor, Jr., O. Sergeant;Alex. T. Wheeler, 1st Sergeant;Rolniit F. Card tier, 2d doWilliam Tate, 3d doFrederick C. Rowe, 4th do Robert F. Clay comb, 1st Corpora);Ansel ll vdo, 2d doJames Long, 3d doAbslom Carr, 4th doDavid II. Carey, Company Clerk.i _STub “Tobin Cuards, of this countv,: I* iwere mustered into the legion by Col. !■ Mason, on the 20th inst., at the Bottom.;*Their oilierr** are as follows : lRobert Tohin. lt;’aptain; ‘ sWin. Weatlieiliolt, 1st Lieutenant; ^Jefferson Hawkins, 2d do {fAndrew J. IVonk, Orderly Sergeant; j 1 John Rvuii, 1st tiu 1 i* tNathaniel Humphrey, 2d do j I Charles S. Woatherholt, 3d do jlNimiu Wim-hcdl, 4th ^ do. jc Nathaniel ffmris 1st Corporal; j t*Divi Wimdieli, 2d doJames Tate, 31 do4Joseph Mr Fall, 4th do ' nFranei M. Pidk, Company Clerk. ' iiaITub reign of secessionisin is marked by ; \idesolation. Bridges demolished railroads destroyed, burning buildings am)! living fugitives are the bitter fruits of JelT. Davis' rule, and men call these things right, ami submit. As certain os Cod is