GEN. LOUIS D. WILSON.
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The Milledgeville (GeOrgia) Union, one of the
most respectable papers in the South after noticing
the appointments made by Gov Graham Of Field
Officers for the North Carolina Regiment, says


awe regret that his Excellcney should have
overlooked the claims of Gen. Wilson, who re
signed few weeks since, his scat in the State Sen
ate, to take command Of one of the Volunteer com


"Gen. Wilson stands deservedly very high, no
only as civilian, but as an officer; and it wa.
generally supposed he, would have been made
Colonel of the Regiment 1t is to be hoped how
ever, that the President will not overlook Gen
Wilson's merits, in selecting Brigadier to com
mand the three Regiments from Virginia, NORTH
and South Carolina" .