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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10
WASHINGTON NEWS.

A priva.c letter from Republican source
gives a refreshing view Of affairs at Wash
ington, and Of tho blunders Of the Congress
sional delegation in its recommendation 70,
offices. We call attention to the "prcdic-
ton" as result by no means unlikely.
WAsulNGroS, March 2G, 1861.
II The appointments will distract
and help materially to break up the party
in Minnesota; Ramsey has been ignored
entirely, even to the Post Office in st. Paul
The four best offices arc located, two at
Winona, aud two at Minneapolis; St. Paul
is cut; the valley Of tho St. Croix is cut;
the north is cut; the most suicidical policy,
in my opinion, ever practiced by sane men.
It looks now as if Thompson is to be thrown
over, and Gov. Randall,of Wisconsin; Hedg-
les, Of Ohio, or Luce Of Indiana. will get the
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs.
Thompson was appointed. subsequently,
Ed ,.'5.- ~, Sa ="
Lincoln is ,oeak man, honest himself
but will he controlled by corrupt politicians;
the grumbling is deep and loud; The Senate
dissatisfied, several of them-and old ones
swear they will never 60 near him again.
There is strong disposition to rebel, par
ticularily by the northeast Senator's. ILL.,
nois and Indiana arc getting the cream,
both in numbers and Importance. In my
opinion break is sure to come; Demo.
cratic Senator unwiscly remarked few
days since, ''iu six months we will have
Lincoln" rgn .9oras,-..,s; ,tl:::...s,> =
The indications now, are that there will
be no war; either the Independence Of the
Southern Conederacy will bc acknowledged,
or the "let alone policy" will be. pursued.
PRED1cr1oE:-That such vascillating
course will be pursued by the Administra-
ton that tho whole slave holding States will
go together, and finally the North will
adopt the Constitution Of the Southern Con-
federacy, and re unite. It may take years,
but that is tho only solution that I can
SCc.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10

Nor so.-John Hutchinson, appointed
Secretary Of Dakota, is not one Of the iami-
y Of vocalists, bearing that name, as some
of our cotemporarics announce. He is a
native Of Vermont, finished his law studies
in tho Office Of w. II. Seward, went TO Law
renee, Kansas, shrieked freedom about as
bad as the next man. Was elected to the
Topeka Legislature, elected Speaker, had
the fever and ague, and left for Minneapo.
lis, where he has been practicing law tor the
last two years.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10
COMMUNICATED.

Mn. ED1roB:-I noticed in the PrivQt
Enterprise Of the 5th Of April communica-
tion, headed "Thc Conspiracy" and signed Q
methodist" I have had a revelation since
seeing the above, by which L am informed
that the signer was no Methodist, and ! wa,
furnished with the test Of the truth Of thu
revelation. was directed to take thu
communication, and select therefrom Ger.
tain words, and sentences which the reve
lation said no pious man would use;and thai
l should be guided in my selection by in
spiration; have performed the disagreablt
task, and believe tho rcvelatiun true; and
here is the proof Of it: "With sneakine
mcanness," "1niserable victin, of crime"-
''croaking hNpocrites,' ''too happy or toe
d'unk-Sir''-"Libel on humanity :'de'
bauched".- villiany''--':smells bad' "sick
ming as the scent of an old pipc"--"mo1e
Infamous s''-"come out Of their holes."--
Now my revelation was that none OF the
Mcthodists, outside Of the Ministry, have
ever been newspaper scribblcrs; that the
above language is too low for any minister
Of the Gospel to use; it has been revealed
to me that it was an enemy Of the church,
and not Methodist who wrote the article;
and it was further revealed to me that he
was coward and dare not come out over his
own signature. Judge ye Of the truth of this
revelation, all yc people and tongues about
Red Wing. z.
.sg Very respectfully yours,
-,.-.as s,,- MORMON ELDER.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10

"NoBoDY HuRr."-A. Lincoln.-Intel-
lsence was received yesterday that forty.
two more Wisconsin Banks had gone under.
The inconvenience to every body, and
positive distress to most classes Of our
citizens in this state Of affairs. is saddnins
to contemplate. 10 ain't you glad you
joined the Wide Awahes...'
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10
SALE.

|HUARD1AN SALE.
u Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of an order Of license made by the Pro-
bate courtin and for the county Of Goodhuc,
in the State Of fMinnnesota, at session Of said
Court, holden April 5th, AID. 1861, shall at
the front door Of the Court House, in the city
Of Red Wing, County aforesaid, on Saturday.
the 4th day Of. May, A;p. 1861, at two O'Clock
public auction to the highest bidder;: ali tho.
estate, right, title or interest Of George W..
Latcurclle, minor, in and to tho following
real estate situated in the county Of Gsodhuc,
Aforesaid: - .as. a. - .,
the north west quarter Of north west quarter
of section ID, town Ill north, range Is west;
and tho north west quarter OF the south cast
quarter Of scction1, town ITO north, range
II west. =.
- OTIS F. SMITH, Guardian,
April TO. 1861 ~ ~""55 - ~ s-ae' 24S -
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10
THE GRAIN TRADE AND. OUR
FARMERS

.-.-s l.s-r FARMERS -.s..e-,.,.Lt
Our political difficulties have already
caused serious evils and sadly deranged the
business Of tho country, but the greatest
disaster Of all is coming. The constant and
continued depreciation Of all kinds Of Ma,
tional and State securities. have had the
direct effect Of depreciating the value Of our
currency, and We find to-day nearly two
thirds Of the money in circulation, from Is
to 20 per cent. below: par. Here is direct
loss chargeable to the success Of this section
al Republican party.
But this loss does not stop here. II il
did, no one would be seriously injured, but
it has resulting evils still more pernicious
1t compels the withdrawal of tho money
used to buy and carry to market our sur.
Plus grain. There is nothing to take its
place, and every farmer in the State must
submit to loss Of from ten to twenty-five
cents, from the scarcity Of money alone, or
every bushcl to be sold. At ten cents los:
per bushcl, the farmers about Red Wing
even, will this Spring, lose $4,000. Is moi
this pretty heavy loss for the qualification
Of electing sectional President? r
The blow thus struck at business does mol
stop here. Our present financial difficulties
while they lessen the value of what ou'
farmers have TO sell, at the same time in
crease the price Of what they have to buy
and by adding to the price Of exchange
and the difficulties Of getting money. ado
to tho embarrassments Of the people.
The Morrill, tariff bill. the pet scheme o
the Republicans, has become law, and its
prohibitory character has had the effect its
opponents predicted. The manufactures
Of England, which it prohibits, has induced
the English government to retaliate. It ]!
now proposed to levy heavy import dut,
on our grain, which any ono can see will t
tho extent Of the duty, decrease the price o
our grain. Here is another heavy deprecia
ton chargeable to our Republican rulers.
We certainly do not wish to misrepresen
our Republican friends: we would wish j
were different; but it is SO apparent, tina
all can sec the bitter fruits Of = sectiona
victory which impairs confidence in tn
nations stability, and disornninates in favo
Of one section against another. II applie
as we'll to tariffs as the slavery question.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10

"A book was printed during the time
ofCromwell, with the following title:
Eggs OF Charity laid by tho Chickens
Of the Covenant, and boiled with the
Water of Divine Lovc-Take yo and
eat'T' 74e Hnuu0 5s9
Pedantry Grams our heads with
learned lumber, and takes out our
49,. "%-t.''' - tcv it.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10
0TATE Of Minnesota,
y County Of Goodhue;
} District Court.
). LIST judicial dis
J :riet for said Co.
William W. Phelps as nett hiisnd
Of Huldah Freedom, - :
aoaincf EFE @

William w. Phelps as nett friend -
Of Huldah Freeborn, /
against
William Freeborn, Joseph 4 Paine
Henry N Rice, Martin McNitt
Edwin Caldwell, Albert Caldwell,
Edward c Palmer. Julius Norton, Sum-
William Allen, Howard Ward, mons,
Edward Wainwright, Samcel + for
Harris, Horace Smith, Newton relief
Bradley, Orlotf Bowen, Orton
P Ward, Volney Brundage, James
Lawther, Theron Terry, Jacob
Newman, E V Garfield, H F Nc
Closky, Francis Baker, George L
Otis, Truman French, William r -
Barr and Pascal Smith.
To Joseph A Raiss, Martin McNitt, Julius
Norton, William B. Allen, Howard Ward
Edward Wainwright, Samuel F Harris,
Horace Smith, Newton Bradley, Orloff
Bowen, Jacob Newman, e V Garfield.
Francis Baker, Truman French, William
Il Barr, Henry NJ Rice and H + Nc.
Closkey, defendants above named.
You are hereby
Summoned and required to answer tho
compa in this action, which has been fled
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court for said Goodhuc County at Red Wing
in said county and to serve copy Of your
answer to the said complaint on the sub
|scriber at his Office in said Red Wing, with
in twenty days after the service Of: this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day of
such service; and if you fail to answer tho
said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in tho
complaint.
Dated Red Wing, March 90, 1861.
.t& w. PHELPS,
245 ....~. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10

C1SclNSArl, April 4.
Judge Mclean Of the United States Su-
preme Court, died this morning.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10
MONEY MARKhy.

NOlnuOnWcIltn,
~ !" Chester,
"a (" Elgin'
4" Napiervillc,
','',-e''-..''' 1870. .'', Pike County, .
''.'' Raleigh, pes
ga a" Quincy,
ri H. :" Southern Illinois,
.v..,-" Federal Union, g'
Bclvidere Bank,
Canal Bank,
Corn Exchange Bank,
edgar County Bank, .i
Farmers and Traders Bank,
Frontier Bank,
Grand Prairie Bank,
GRANVILLE Bank,
Layafette Bank, E
Merchants and Drovers' Bank,
Morgan County Bank,
Mississippi River Bank,
National Bank,
Prairie State Bank,
Railroad Bank,
Reeds Bank,
OSAlC DbllA VI 1lllliOISS
Southern Bark Of Illinois, at Grays
vile, Ege.'
Alisana Bank,
Agricultural Bank,
Bank of Ashland,
Bank ofAlbion,
Bank of Benton, "
Bank of Illinois,
Bank Of Metr opolis,
Bank Of Republic,
City Bank, Ottawa, ..-.
Corn Planters Bank,
Continental Bank,
Commercial Bank, Pal,
Commercial Bank, (Ncw Haven,
Douglas Bank, "
Farmers Bank, n. Can't,
Farmers' Bank Of Illinois,
Garden State Bank, '.'@r
Hampden Bank,
Humboldt Bank,
Illinois State Bank,
Jersey County Bank,
Kaskaskia Bank,
Lancaster Bank,
Narraga1sett Bank,
New Market Bank,
Pamet Bank
Plowman's Bank, + 81
Shawanese Bank, "'
Union County Bank,
Warren County Bank
-'-t.a WISCONSIN '"%
Artie Bank, -....
Bank Of Albany, -.
Bank of Colullqus, }l.s~~ =,
Bauk of Eau Claire, .t
Bank Of Grant County, "
Bank Of Interior, r... :,
Bank Of Oconto,
Chippewa Bank, A
Citizens Band,
Clark County Bank,
Elkhoru Bank,
Farmers Bank,
Frontier Bank,
Hall & Bros Bank, @
Katanyan Bank, ..-.
Koshkonong Bank,
LabOrer'S Dank,
Lake Shore Bank,
Manitowoc County Bank,
Mercantile Bank,
Northern Bank, ... ..
Oconto County Bank,
Osborn Bank,
Portage County Bank,
Reedsburgh Bank, ,..
States Stock Bank,
st. Croix River Bank,
Tradesman's Bank,
Waupacca County Bank,
Wapun Bank,
Waushasa County Bank,
-. Wood County Rank,
Wisconsin Valley Bank,
The following Minnesota Banks arc ii
good credit, and the currency is receives
on deposit by the Bankers Of st. Paul:
Central Bank, New Ulm.
Peoples Bank: St. Petor.
Bank OF St. Paul, ~: :St. Paul.
Bank Of Chatfield 8: Chatfield.
Lacrosse and Lacrescent Bank, Hokah.
Winona County Bank: Winona.
w.. Do~,lo. C&n<oo ~,,:l1 ooc ;%A1o =,
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10

and General .TfI .fEfrE
Steamboat 4 Railroad Agent.
Would respectfully inform tho public that
he has leased the stone warehouse at tho low
er lcveo, where he can he found at all times
and will personally attendto the
RECEIVING,
STORING,
AND SHIPPING.
of a!l rroduce and to any business entrusted
to his care. 5@t 5-'+-
Through tickets for sale to all principal
cities and towns.
Mark Packages, :. =
@Carc III. G.. H.
Red Wing, Minnesota.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-10

District Court
First Jud. Dist.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA.
- COUNTY OF GooDnUE
John w. Haskill, !
Edward f Williams,

-
- COUNTY OF GooDnUE First Jud. Dist.
John w. Haskill,
Edward Williams,
pl'fs SUMMONS for. relief.
against
Truman Bcckwith, def't
To the above named Defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action copy Of
which is filed in the Office of tho Clerk ct this
Court @ at a; Bed t Wing, in said county Of Good,
said complaint spon the subscribers, ut their
Office in Mantorvillc, County of. Dodge,
in said State of Minnesota, within twenty days
from the service hereof upon you exclusive Of
the day Of such service, and you are further
notified that if you fail to answer said COM
plaint as aforesaid the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Dated this 10th day Of April, A.p. 1861.
EDGE&TONk T. COOLEY,
a10--245. Plff's' Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
FROM TIE TWELFTH REGIMENT.

Extract from Il letter by member OF tie Twelfth
Regimen, dated Annapolis, April -. 1861;
we came by the way of Annapolis, Md where
Secession is at fever beat but tsk We have Rol or
plau- 20 perfected that sin have no trout le IN
holding that ron,e, though | with the Government
would fore the Bumore direct p,ssage. Ii will cost
lives, but What OF thnt would like 10 go aud meet
them half way But have confidence in the "Pow'rs
tat be-" thiok they will do the "ife AID ius' ,Ling
The Prss.i has blocknded The ror's OF Iiei la ara
North Carolina. A com'afe il s'a'iug while l write
that iu,t shoot hands with man bearing the name
of Beecb,r lcou.in Of II. w. Beerberl who, wi b
five men mar he'd into crowd Of seoes-
sol ists the other day in Vigini', ind tnok down
Secession Flag, AID bore il of. Tbi flag he exfi'ed
10 im have just olosed ibre cheers for Be- cher
and il was cacied unauim"usly with teer. To-Day
Colonel Bu,ierleld took the whole Regiment to " IT,
lard's Hotel and gave III dinner complimentary oi
our cunduci on tie passage at lis own exp'ne' ne
il splrutid officer ard has the cause at heat lie
made a., legant aud earnest spec b, AID sid II uer'
was apy pr In our ranks who wanted TO back ont
re had nnril to- morrow TO do s.; but the boys say:
that moi ythslanding our ra,nr Of sal Ioik and hard
bread, they are bound 10 s-e the tbing out.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
FROM ANNAPOLIS.
ANNAPOLIS. Thursday.

ANNAPOLIS, Thursday May2, l06l.
The 5th New.York Regiment landed, and will re-
eve The G9th from duty this side OF Annapolis juno.
ton.
TIE Providence Marine Artillery are detailed for
special service the Potomac.
TIE force on the opposite side Of the Severn River
was greatly increased last night
From s. C. Reed Of tie 7Ist New-York Regiment
iust arrived by tue steamer Kedar, learn that she
touched at Fort Monroe Tie garrison numbered
ZOO Of tie Massachusetts Regiment and $40 regulars
5000 virginlans ~ere Oh the opposite shore.
The yirplni.ns uIe erecting battery at the entrance
of Hampton Roais. The utmost vigilance WIS eu-
ployed, but the Commaudant ielt secure. The kedar
landed twenty buocks for the garrison, who bud been
rome time out of fresh provisions She will probably
return 10 Fort Moprce with stores.
From tie Pivare Secretary Of Gov. Hicks l learn
that Maryland will hardly call Convention. The
Sccesousts dare not the power suddenly acquired
They say that all ia lost and the State has been sold
by The Governor. iequston will 10 time be
made for Fed, ra volunteers. An order for the same
was dawn up wien the outbreak occurred in Bal
tniOfe
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
CALL OF COL ASB0TH UPON THE HUNGA-
RtANS IN AMERICA

FELLow-CoUNTHYMkg Hungary is once more
united stronger tran ever and the different natioDali
lies that lent their assistance in 1913 and 1919 10 the
reacherous Austrian Government, ia its eAors TO
crush Hungarian dei endeuce, are now firmly idcnti-
Fed with The causo of LiLery.
While under such anspices we looking anxiously
10 onr dear naive laud, hopeulI, awaiting the long
"oEed-f rIoent ior ~ed UNI ed gigantic ouburst
III behalf and in vdcaiion OF our ancient Constitution
and ndei enGence, We with deep s,row the giur-
ous Republic of tie United Stairs, our adopted ,un-
try, upon the verge Of dirsolnlion the realization
Of which wond be triumph or oil despo al the doom Of
se fsovcBu"n
IN The Distracted state Of the copnry behoove. us Hun
gshAu. remember that belong nation which
strugyed gsaay, bat unsuceessfay for thar iioety
which crowned the etorts Of Wellington beho,ves us to
that when str the disastrous teruann Of Our
national struggle ths demsd OF Austria and Russia Gov
kosut cief with others u here detained
b. tt susu IN As MiDoi tho Intervention Il the
United Sses free and the national steam iga,e Mi"i
p rde tie orious Gag Of the Stars aud Stripes brought
frly fom gloomy pr Oh 10 The fee shores Of America
ihe synpa'hy ard as,tance tius bestowed upon down
di'n hungG,. ond ia scattered exied iDbued me with
ons Of everlasting gratitude end ten ysas Of eiaenshp OF
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

ering the liberties of the people Of those States.
If they be conquered AID oyerun, N'rth
Carolina will become the next prey
to the invaders. Policy, then as we'll az sympa'
thy and feeling Of brotherhood, engepdered ny u
Common lot rest, requires 10 exert our energies III
the defepse Of Maryland and Virginia. Every battle
fought there viii be battle fought in behalf OF N"f'n
Carolina and there troops should be speedily sent
Ad-Gen. Hoke, in army order, calling OUT '"s
reg mens, Gays the Of war is it's drsuna'on' a''
Virginia, in all probability, will be the hfSt oS''ie'
ground.
The Petersburg Express to-day shys it Is positive
,ha, Kentucky regiment of 400 men are en- route Tor
Lynchbug.
TIE Governor has deermined TO station large num-
Der Of troops at Peters burg.
private letter stntes that concentration of troors
at Dumfi.s, Va, about as miles from Washington, has
been determined on.
The Charle'toa Cogrier Of Tuesday says: 1--WE
learn from the most reliable sonrce that President
Davis will take command iu person as GeLeral-in-
Chief of the fo,cts ga'heingin Virginia"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
,,rI1TARy AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

~he General Superintendent Of the New-iofS Nv
.,n;,;no Stations and CommandaDi Of Oo'c'"~'
Isu,d Col Smith, was yesterday ius'aneo !" 'i
=, For, Columbus, vice Major Hrntzelmsu 'eii'leo.
Col. Smith tskes pot agresahly TO the reg''ar
NJ the War Department. He wa. dealieu ;,,od,,o
seaa Major Holmes whoee resigns'io pecet fie'eu ~
t~a,norary appointment of MAJOR Heniz' Ima''' 80 a
tsss.r officer hes turned I'LL tie docuuhen'e "'
.Grn, =; ;;.s Of the ssa'iOn 10 his enccess"r
y, Van iI,m,lron Governors Island, and bedioe
Lad :, ore are some sisns Of rePose. E'e'ytmng
h.;,0 nady for the VOID, there l. hothi"S out VIC
gnIr roa,re duty to lie done until order- ior troops
arrive The Fort Sumter garrison nt foit iiaa hon,
bnyiuo hfs n thoroughly "rrsted, bave heeh pn, Oh
eaa,d in their turn. Thee is 10 evidem ATOM them
81 ii . p,vaiionf they suferd. tt fne band OF ihe
"a Iufnry di oals music daily for The auuse-
nan, Of tie 81. iere and ,i'ilehs.
Detachmenis Of Ieeraii- from ntighhoring rehorI
vons arrived in toan Ss erday aud wele eit TO he
I.lnd Buffalo Rod eslei, ard Bcson ieem 10 have
piyen IN their candidates for MILITARY hono's u ue
Volunteers The fact L. 81 month more iha" a reg
rlar, wit les. rigid dis,lino aid more pr yli ges
Il TO much T she Il eet sOioler leeihsun'' ,
Ii alone for novice. Ii is tb"ugt that the rt n'af
and voluuieer o, must he brought le,s ironn eh'y
into cgmpr it'op than they are now II %0VVO oi ue
former be required. 49, ,.
general report Of the condition OF all the vessels
OF the United Slater navy, preaiing Tor se', Is 10 te
subui,ied 10 Il d. pariD rnt III lew days Let ns
an,icpale IT, The following slips are Low approach
bog tie eady state;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE REGIMENTS IN QUARTERS.

The following the quarters Of the different regi.
menrs mustered into service:
First Re, il ent Naiiol al Guards, Col w. II. Allen,
l. 0, men, H.si iul bnilcing, Staten bland.
The Second X. gin enh N. Y. state Miiia, Col
Tompki's, s6, ehcamped on the Battery.
C"l. Wilson's Zouav.r s. stro, q, are quartered IN
the I'D Goveruu Ell, house. Staten Irlnnd.
A company of n Nav Brigade, ubder Lieut. Bart
lett Quariered III the Government bull ing, Staten
Islard.
Tie Secor Regiment Advance Gnsrd, Col Olmsied,
occupy tie quarters at No. Is u, oaowuy, 100 .toIg
The Tbrteerth Regiment, WeNch.ster Chassruta,
Col Lansng, have 12U men at No rs Broadway, while
the ienail Ger occupy c"nl"Dy barheks.
The isi Regiment NewYOIk Urion Volunteers, Col.
c. H. P'ati have 20O quaeIedat NJ. 3GJ Pearl street.
and 800 in company ba'ra'ke
TIE LIT Regiment National Zonaves, Col McCbe,n.
pey, 100, quarter at Il Dyi.oD AIrenal corn.r
Elm and Whle stIerir, aid VI IammaDy Hall. The
Zoua, e. have rereiv.d their uniforms.
The lst Regiment Califnhi, Vouut err, Col Baker,
bave 81 men quanend al No. 534 Broadway, and eco
Ill comp ny 6,rracks.
The st Regiueut German Rifles, Col. Blenker, 8i3
men, a. e quaIer.o at Palace GudeD.
The let Regiment sc'tt Life Guard, Col Hudson,
are quarleied at the Cehirsl Park Ar email.
TIE 79ih Regiment Highland Guards, are not quar-
tered nor fed by the ;cnerI Depart
ment They @ill occupy quarters ut Sandy Hook.
TIE N.w-YUrk Stale Steuben Volunteer, Col j. +.
Bennix 7c0 meb, III baIackt et LaudeImans near
tie Railroad DeIot
Tie New. York Zonsves, COL Hawkins, have been
transfeied IL Castle Garden, where they will remain
unil order ed into service.
Til. let Regt. Advance Guard, Col Duryea, are
gnarered at Fort Schoyrr, 200 strong. Part Of the
reg iul-it ale -ncamyed al out tie fort.
Tie Goth Regiment, ~ Y. 5. NJ, 700 men, from
Kin. son, n y, now quartered al the buracks ia
tie City Hall Park.
The 55th Regiment have been ordered 10 private
qns'te's, bat receive ra'ionr from Divition Arsenal
TIE alhnry Corps of Is irsesses, CaIt Kingsley,
rived Yesterday aid quaIeledi in tue new Barracks
in Tie rmk.
TIE Q 'artermaser Generals Department distrib-
uies about Il 90. ralions oails TO troops quar-
ilg their private w.Iling-, bnve b. ell epolled AID
aocepe cd, willie iully 600 on incomplete rvlls
lave not yet been Inu,tered into service.