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CONVERSATIONAL.

In the Senate, on the 22d ult., Mr.. Web
sler rose for the purpose Of prOpounding
some questions 10 the Chairman Of the Fin.
ance Committee, relative to the Sub. Urea.
sury Bill. MIR. W. asked whether the bill
would be reported soon, and whether in an
amended form or rot.
Mr.. Lewis, the Chairman, replied that
the Committee preferred that the warehouse
bill and the bill TO establish branch mint.
in New York and Charleston should have
precedence.
Mr.. Jarnagin called up his resolution, re.
questing the President 20 transmit ali the
items Of the Secret service Fund since 1925
Mr.. Webster rose and read from an an,
swer he had prepared 70 the charges brought
against him By Mr.. lngersoIl, in The Other
House.
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From the N. .. Tropic OF May 2, 1916.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

Corrosive left the market rather heavy and
both buyers and sellers holding off from the idea
that We were on the eve Of receiving highly inn
Portant news from abroad. This anticipation serv-
ed to limit Saturdays operations, which merely
comprised $500 bales. at former rates. On Sun
day the Unicorn's advices were received, but
their effect was not visible on Mondays sales,
which only summed up $500 bales. On Tuesday.
however, buyers came forward more freely and
the sales reached 5000 bales at rather easier prices
IN some instances, though not to any quo'able ex-
tent. Only 1900 bales were disposed Of on We'd
nesday, all parties seeming inclined to digest the
news per Caledonia, which was only put into their
hands towards the close Of the day. On Friday
sellers seemed to have made up their minds to
concede little and buyers meeting them freely
about 5000 bales were disposed Of at a falling of
in some instances of Be. from former rates. Yes
terday there was again good inquiry and about
$500 bales were disposed of, making the business
OF the week 26, 500 bales. We reduce our quota
tons TO conform to the decline above mentioned.
LIVERPOOL TON
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TROPIC OFFlCE-lP.M.

We were favored with the perusal of a
letter from an officer Of the Army Of Occu-
patton TO a gentleman in this city, in which
il is explained that the engagement Of The
20 dragons took place % miles up the rip.
err, which runs w. by N. from Matpmoros,
while Point Isabella is NE. Of the same place,
thus showing that the whole Mexican force
is not between Gen. Taylor's Camp and his
supplies. The letter also stated that the
communication could be kept open, that the
camp was we'll fortified considering its lengh'
Of line, and that IN five days the fort would
be finished and Ere upon Matamoros com
menced.
The Mexican force now on this side ofthe
river is 1900 infantry and / 200 cavalry.
STATE LEGISLATURE.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES. morn.
ing as soon as the House met, Mr.. NOISE
presented an act to raise four Volunteer
Regiments, Cavalry, Artillery aud Infantry
forthwith, and Resolution making an appro-
priatIcn of 100000 Dollars! to be
paid on the warrant Of the Governor, in such
sums as be may deem fit for the furnishing
and equipment of said Regiments.
The bill was read, and the House resolv,
ed itself into Committee Of the Whole,
M. Farrar in the Chair. The bill was then
passed nth reclamation.
The committee rose, reported the bill 20
the House. and il was read third time and
PASSED amid the cheers and reclamation
of the House, and those in the gallery.
The Senate IL not in SESSION; but this bill
will pass that body the FIRST thing on Mon.
day morning.
ObVOLUNTEERS are mastering all
over the city. In % hours, men enough
will be raised to drive every Mexican 100
miles from the Rio Grande, and place the
AMERICAN EAGLE in the very heart of
Mexico!
p. S.-The Senate has been convened
and is now in sesson,-The House Bill, APP
propriating 100000 for raising volunteers,
will soon pass.
In SENATE L O'Clock P. NJ.
P. s. The Bill has passed.
Mr.. PARHAM presented The following
Joint resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
ResoIUed, Tha. this Legislature are will
ling 10 meet such appropriations as the Gov
enor Of Louisiana may deem Necessary for
The National DefeRces, and the National
honor. The resolution was Transmitted to
the House, which had Te>assembled, and
concuTed in.
The bill and resolution were then enrol,
led, signed by the President Of the Senate
and Speaker Of the HOnsc, and transmitted
TO the Governor for bis signature.
LOUlSIANA1S IN THE FIELD FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.
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Yazoo city, April "a, 1916. "a 8. M
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WISTER'S BALSAM 0F
WILD CHERRY,
VIII Miracles never cease ! Moro
evidence of its surprising health
Restorative Virtues !
Sra NJ FIELD, KY. M

H.. FH n.FIELDI NV, Ma, II, le45.
opportunity of informing you OF most "ne ts,ls
O'e cure performed upon me ~ the use oftDr Nc.
ta[s Balsam of Wild Cherry
An Ine year lS4O was taken with an inAan..
OF the oo"e.s ~h oh laboFed under for CIV ,oas
wnen ! gradually recovered. In the fall Of Ie4I
Aeu win severe cold, which seated -.
was contuI and for the space ofthrce wears
was cOhhned to my bed. tired eli L;,'Sa =
neulcihe' and every variety Of medical aid ,;'So.
Oenent and thus wearietI slopg pnf;I a.
CheT1q.' - '''0's OGt'0ni of HiId
ny = ehds persnad me to give il ,riaI tb,n,b
na -, eN.n an hopes Off recovery and had DTe-
m ror,,t ~: 20. ue change Of another world.
use o. the GeHnite H'sG,s BALKAN of EI;,S &C.
~ ne efect was tiulv as,oni.b A6c, g..
ye' Oh "InirilOn, pain and s. ffrinc and :: Ter Ia,
"g spent Tour or IRE hundred dollars tn mo 80
anu Iie o. 81 and mO>t RESPECTABLE physi,iaus had
"Ilavalilng, was restore TO eI tire
n 1 oy tne blessings Of God aid the NE of n
"lstaT's BalSam Of Wild Cherry.
;, l am no" enjoying good h, aIrh, and such is nv
"HeFCo al pearaice flat am no longer known
Wnen l meet my former acQu aIntances
l nave GA ned idly in eight, and nv A. 81 =
flrm and solid. can now eat as much as a,y Dereo
ana my 100 seems TO agree With me. ] have eat
en- more during the last Fix months tban bod 60
en- in five yea before.
Ctn-hiering my case almost miracle, I deemed
u necessary for tie good the afflicted, fud tic
duty owe TO the proprietPrs and nv fe low men
(who should know wlere r,lef may be hat1 tn
make tbs statement public
May the blessings OF God rest on the propric.
tors ofsov liable medic ne as W,sta,'s RsIssm ~
Wild Cherry.
Yours resp ctfully, w. II. BAKER
| ice 81 per bottle. Tie ual discount all, W.
cd to who esnle purchasers
Sold Wholesale and r tail at No. 81 Gravier ST ).
near the st. Charles Hotel, New o. cans, bv
ID. 81 OWL.
And by o. o. WOODMAN & 90
| May {, 1876. 44-lr. YazoO CITY.
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Mr.. Webster sanctions the course Of the
President in refusing TO give the infOrma-
ton and thereby breaking the law Of the
land. So far, however, az he Mr.. w. was
personally concerned, it was perfectly i'm.
meterial to him whether the information
were communicated or not, for all the
charges and insinuations Of Mr.. IngcrsOll
were false from beginning 10 end.
After some discussion Of a conversational
character, the resolution was rejected, only
one Senator voting in the affirmative.
The Senate then took up the French Spoil
alton bill, and Mr.. Clayton spoke until the
adjournment.
In the House on the same day, il being
the day set apart for the consideration OF
the Smithsonian Bequesl Bill, it was taken
up in Committee of the Whole, and debated.
SENATE-April 90. Mr.. Berrien from
the conference Committee on the Oregon
notice resolution, made a report thereon
which after the disposal Of some other bust
ness was taken up for consideration.
Mr.. Allen expressed his determination ia
vote against il, and gave his reasons there
for.
The question on cOncurTing in the rcpOr
Of the Committee Of conference was ther
put and it was decided in the Affirmative
yeas 40, nays 10. A message to that effec
was then despatched TO the House.
The Senate then devoted the remaindc
of the dag to the consideration of th'
French SpoIiatiOn Bill.
HOUSE OF REPR IsENTATIvEs-Ass soon a
the journal was read, motion was made Il
terminate all debate on the Smithsonian bill
in an-hour AMI half after its consideration
should again be resumed, but il was laid Of
the table by large majority.
The consideration Of the above bill wa.
then resumed in Committee Of the Whole.
Messrs. Marsh, Morse and Chapman CAV
their views, after which the Committee ros,
for the purpose Of receiving message from
the Senate relative TO the Oregon motto
resolutions.
The report Of the conference committe
having been read, the question of concur
renee was put, aud decided in the afirma
tiVe-yeas l42, nays 40.
The Committee Of the House and Senai
Eeceded from their respective amendment,
and agreed upon joint resolutions, the SAM
in substance and almost TO the letter as IN
previous amendments Of the Senate. Til
second resolution is idenlically the same a
, the previous one Of the Senate.
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SANTA ANNA. Probably this gentleman
entered Vera Cruz on the 18th instant, and
was declared BY party in Mexico, Presi,
dent. By advices received in Charleston
dated Havana the stb, il is stated that Santa
Anna would leave Havana on that dav for
Vera Cruz, in company with Gen. Almonte.
l.hIs confirms the suggestion of our Vera
Cruz correspondent. o. Tropic.
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OF The Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at their late
session, appointed the Rev. Robert Emory,
a delegate to the Convention to be held in
London, in August next, and as one 10 re-
present the American Methodist Episcopal
Church
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COM MER CIAL.
YazOO City, Friday Morning. NAV 8,

HazOO City, Friday Morning. May 8.
COTTON The Cotton market during the past
week has been dull and but little business doing
ewing to the small quantity offered for sale. A
decline of full 1c has taken place on our last
quotations. The market closes fa'. The sales
OF the week amount to only 81 bales at the fol-
lowing prices, viz: bales at G c'Isi2I at ca:
l2 at 6 30 at 20 at 50; IS at 81. ats.
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TO ARMs-rExANs TO ARMs!!!

nrrThe United States, Army under Gen
Tavlor, is surrounded by the Mexican enc;
INV on Texan soil, Gen. Taylor has calico
upon the Governor OF Texas for 2, 400 troops
Jet Galveston show to the world that they
are always ready for the defence Of their
coun,ry-let them display the same spirit
and aIacri,y that they did in ls42.
HEAD QUARTERS, GALVESTON VoLUNTEERsI
3Olh April, l646.
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ruptly, as the result Of the present inquiry
will undoubtedly show. Why should he
use the public pursue, while he can freely
command the purse Of all hia fricndsi Mr..
Ingersoll has certainly made a sad mistake
"a great and transparent errOr-io ven.ur.
ing upon such charges,
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The editor Of the Cherokee Advocate as
serts, that in proportion to the population,
there are fewer men among the Cherokees
who cannot read and write, either Cherokee
OF English than are to be found in any State
in the Union.
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THE CAUsE.-The Salem Register says,
that the late unparalleled Greshet in the Mer.
rimac, was caused by the tears Of the dem,
Ocrats shed for the downfall Of their strong
hold, New Hampshire.
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ORDERS.

The commissioned and nor commission
ed officers Of the companies composing the
Galveston Volunteer Battalion, are reques'
ted TO meet for consultation at ten O'Clock
this morning, at the Galveston Artillery Ar
mcry, at Mr.. Crawford's store. The coun-
try needs our services! no time should be
lost in Immediately organizing the several
crops Of this battalion. The commandant
of the battalion has the fullest confidence
in the patriotism and zeal Of The citizen sol
diers OF Galveston! He is sure they will not
lalter nor hesitate in this emergency! They
have always desired an opportunity Of show.
ing their pIowess 70 their Mexican enem:es'
That opportunity has now arrived! II Is
expected the young men Of Galveston will
Immediately rally as volunteers, nor wait tOI
Their services to be required Fy draft.
A rendezvous will be Immediately open
ed for volunteers. TO increase the ranks Of
each of the volunteer crops of the city, and
also TO organize an additional company o.
infantry or riGemen. A prompt attendance
Of the officers is expected at The time and
place appointed
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or President Polk has refused to give
the information required Of him by ME-. c.
]. Ingersoll's resolution, relative to the
Secret Service Fund. This is right
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An idea Of the value Of some business
locations in st. Louis NAV be inferred from
the fact that lot in that city was leased a
few days since for term Of years at thirty
three dollars per foot per annum. Several
other lots in the same square are under lease
for twenty.one dollars per foot per annum.
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BY order Of
By order Of
C. G. BRYANT,
Major Commanding Galveston Battalion

To the Editors of the TFOpic.
ST. JosEPH's ISLAND,
Texas, April 26th. lS46. )
Messrs. EditOrs:-By the arrival Of the
steamer Monmouth, this day, intelligence
has been received at this place of the Army
Of Occupation being surrounded by 10000
Mexican troops. The Mexican army passed
the Rio Grade. in the night.-Capt. Thorn
ton, ID Dragons, in attempting to cut his
way out with his company, was kiied.-Also
two subalterns and Is priva ties, the remain
der taken prisoners. Gen. Taylor, on this
day, 2Slh, engages with the enemy. His
whole force OF fighting men, will not number
3,O00,- his motto is, conquer or die!r '
The United States troops are eager for the
fray.
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The Notice.


We congratulate the country upon the
adoption Of the preamble and resolution by
both Houses Of Congress, giving the notice
to England in relation TO the joint occupancy
Of Oregon. The preamble places the OBJ
jcct Of the notice in clear, distinct and
satisfactory light. II bears nothing Of a
belIigerent aspect, but on the contrary
breathes peace and good will. 1t is precisely
the language suited to the occasion. There
can be no doubt that under the present cir
cumstances, it is advisable TO discontinue
the joint occupancy; for, were it to be cons
tinued, controversies, and perhaps conflicts
might arise between the subjects Of England
and the citizens Of the United States, and
thus lead the two countries TO acts Of hostil-
ity, which would result in war. Great Bril-
tain will see in this proceeding, that Con.
gross and a majority of the people, at least,
desires TO preserve honorable peace, and to
not act incompatible with strict justice. We
feel we'll assured that the passage Of this
preamble and resolution, will greatly restore
confidence in both countries, as to the con.
tinuance Of the friendly relations. whilst il
will sadly disapPoint the war.spirits who
have gloatcd in Imagination, upon the blood
and carnage which they have sought to pro.
duce.
The preamble and resolution Of the Sen.
ate were sent TO the House for its concur
renee and adopted by vote Of l42 10 46.
with the slight change in the phraseology Of
"renewed efforts" 10 "0u proper Deans."
Mr.. WEBSTER AND c. ]. INeERsoLL.-
MIR. Webster, few days since, in defend>
ing himself against certain charges made
against him by Mr.. c. ]. Ingersol OF the
House, delivered one Of the most scorchinp.
scaihing rebukes we ever read. He placed
Mr.lngersOll in a most unenviabe position.
That he writhes under the severity of MIR.
Webster's lash is evident from his move,
ments and language in the House by Offer
ing resolution requiring an exposition Of
the application Of the Secret Service Fund
under the administration Of President TYLER.
while Mr.. Webster was Secretary Of State
by which he expects to "sustain his former
charges" and TO prove that DANIEL WIZ.
.sTER had been guilty of misdemeanors, such
as "coHupting public funds" being ga de-
linqucni," "Public defaulter;'' &C., &c.
MI ). q. Adams has shewn, that, in regard
TO the secret Service Fund the thing was
impossible, inasmuch as that fund Is No,
placed under the control of the Secretary Of
State but Of the President, who alone Is
responsible for its application.
IL Il be necessary that Secret Service
Fund shall exist, it would seem 10 he in.
dIsPensible that the objects for which !, !,
disbursed shall be kept secret; and such Ia,
been the practice heretofore. But. mas.
much as Mr.. Ingersoll has exhibited grave
charges against Mr.. Webster in relation tc
that fund, we hope that thorough exoosi.
ton will take place, SO that the accuser NAV
either sustain his allegations, or sink 10 ,ba,
depth Of infamy which he will deserve
should he fail in his proof Mr.. Webs,e,
is utterly incapable Of the degrading &C, Of
Gmbegzling or using the public money cor,
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL Assembly,
The General Assembly o: the Presbyterian
Church Of the United States, (Old School,
will hold its next annual meeting in PhiIa
delphia, on Thursday the 2lst inst.
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OF We are under renewed obligations
TO the attentive and accommodating clerks
Of the steamers nj. B. Hamer, Meteor,
Wave, and Brownsville, for late papers.
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JEW DAVID'S
Or Hebrew Plaster

READ AND RECEIVE INzTRucTIoN We wouId call
tie attention OF readers 10 tie advertise ment Of tie
Hebww Plaster in to days paper, md would also
state in connection with this, that we are well ac
quainted with the Hebrew Plaster, having made use
Of il at the East for aerefe pain in cat side and
breast, which at ore time threatened 10 entirely
disable us from attending to business. Two or
three applications Of the Plaster entirely cured
We have in vari Ius instances since recommend Il
il TO Others fer ad pains Of ali descriptions. and
have never known tito fail in CfFecting permanent
cnrr.--LogGnsDOrt Telegraph.
This is becoming one of the most popular Ned :
ic:nes now before the public. For rem wing all
seated pains, such Rheumatism pains II, Tie side
beck OF breast, it has equal in The world II is
a'so effcaciCus in removing wens, tumols, eorns.
&c We 10 rot design TO psgT his Medicine y ith
DID, fctit ous &c tifcaies but will SIM ly menti /,
Etc recent seS, whe t has eff ctet; cure,
For Sale at the Drug Store ri
q. o. WOODMAN & co.
May Q, 1916 44-lv. YaZoo City.
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May 8, 1886 44.iy. IVA Yas % Cir 81
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

WILL, at the May Term of the Probate
- Court for YazoO county, A. D., 1916,
as Administrator de bonnis non Of the
estate Of Phillip Causey, deceased, make an
annual settlement Of my administration.
JOA B R. RICHARDS, Adm'r, sc.
Benton, May l, Is4i. 43.3t.
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the satisfaction TO find in the excellent bat.
ialliOn lately commanded by Maj. Gally.
am, with respect, your Ob't serv't,
EDMUND P. GAINS,
Major General U. S. Army,
Commanding the Western Division.
To His Ercellency, Cor. Johnson.
p. S.-I look for battalion Of regular
troops from Jefferson Barracks, in day OF
two: wish TO send to Point isabel, the
Regulars with the Volunteers. E. P. 6.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
HEAD QUARTERS, LOUISIANA MILITIA,
GenarnI Orders, No. /.
GIN. TAYLOR, commanding the U. S.
Army Of Occupation on the frontier Of Mex
leo, has announced to the Commander in
Chief that hostilities have commenced be-
tween his forces and those Of the Mexicans;
and under the authority Of the General
Government has called upon the State Of
Louisiana to fournish four Regiments Of In~
fantry, to join his Army.
The General, in concluding his requisl-
ton, says: 81 cannot doubt that the gallant
State Of Louisiana will respond with alacri'
ty to this call upon the patriotism Of heI
sons" The State Of Louisiana has neVei
hesitated at any call on her patriotism OI
spirit, and is now as she ever has beer, ready
TO devote her energies and her blood for oul
common country, and the honor Of its arms
Assured that the call now made will be
responded TO by the citizen soldiers Of the
State without TesortiBg TO a draft. FOul
Regiments Of Volunteers will be received
and mustered into the service Of the United
States for the term Of six months, unless
sooner discharged and az fast as any require
NETT or company is organized for tho Pur'
pose its commanding officer will report Il
the Adiutant General at the State House il
Canal Street.
Each Regiment will consist Of
/ Colonel, l Quarter Master,
Lieut. Colonel, l Surgeon,
Major, 5 Assistant Surgeons
l Adiutant;
And ten companies, each, as follows
Captain, 4 Sergeants,
First Lieutenant, A COrporals,
Second Lieut'nt, 2 Musicians.
And at least so privates.-It is desirabl,
that the Companies should each be 10l
strong.
The Legislature, animated by the univer
sal feeling Of patriotism and zeal, have al
ready passed bill, which has been signe'
by the Governor and bee ONE law, making
appropriations to aid the equipping IL,
force, and the Staff Department Of the U
S. Army are prepared to furnish the corp
with the arms, equipments and camp.cquip
age necessary. The Major Generals an
Generals Of Brigade are charged with tn
execution Of this order.
By order Of the Commander H. Chief c
the Militia Of the State.
CHARLES N. BOWLER,
Adit. and Insp. General.
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L. o. o. r.

ALL members of the Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows in Yazoo and the adjoining
counties. who are willing to assist in the
organization Of a Lodge in Yazoo City. are
respectfully requested to meet at the InsuF.
ance Buildings Cup stairsl on Saturday, the
23d Of May next, at 10 o'clock, 4. M.
N. w. CAMP. E. L. WILLARD,
S. II. WILSON, E. B. RUMBLE,
J. H. STILLEY, J. S. WALLACE,
J. RHEIN, d. c. MOON,
]. A. DODD, ]. p. HEPTlNG.
April "a, 1916. 42-4t.
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OF We regret that want Of time and a
press Of more interesting matter prevents
us from answering the intcrrogatories pro-
pounded TO US BY our nerghbor Of the Dem.
ocrat'
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Notice.

THE firm of Wilson, PICKENs
& Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent and expiration o! limitation. The
name Of the firm will only be used in liqui~
dation by S. A. Wilson.
S. A. WILSON.
!. w. PICKENS.
YazOO city. April25. is4s. 4s-.f.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

WILL, at the May Term of the Probate
n Court for Yazoo county, A. D. 1916,
az Administrators de bonnis non Of the estate
Of Joseph Gibson deceased, make an annual
settlement of my administration.
JOAB R. RICHARDS, Admir- &c.
Benton, MAY 1, 1916. 43.3t.
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OF For THE RIO GRANDE.-We aIe in
formed that our fellow.tOwnsman Lieut.. H.
lIayman is busily engaged in getting vOlun.
icers foE Texas.