Mississippi Volunteers.
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By the following, from tie Sentinel, ol
Friday, il will be seen that portion Of the
regiment len Vcksburg on Saturday eve.
ming, and that the remainder are probably
OF before lhis time. We learn that the
regiment will be stopped at Baton Rouge a
few days, 10 receive arms, and await the
readiness Of transports al New Orleans


1.-TWO officers of the Z, S. Army, Maj
DIX, of the Paymastef department, and
1t. McDowELL, aid TO Gen. WouL, auiv-
ed hero yesterday, and at last brought
marching orders for the regiment. We
learn that the steamer NJ. b. Hamer has
been chartered, and lhat 500 Of the troops
will take their departure upon herto-mor-
row. The rest vii, take some other bont
as soon after as practicable. Major Dix
win to-day, we learn, commence paying
The troops whatever is allowed as pay aud
in lieu OF clothing.n