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nThe Drnft a Failure.v

Under this caption the Cleveland Herald had
an article the other day, saying that in num-
ber Of the States the draft has proved pretty
much of failure. II cites as instances Penn
sylvapis, Maryland, Connecticut, Massachusetts,
aud New York. In the Keystone State, 1t says
the draft has been postponement and farce.
In Connecticut, of 1912 drafted in the different
towns, only 2ls, including principals and sub,
s.:tu.es, have been mustered into the service
In Massachusetts, the draft has been postponed
four times, and probably will not be made at
all. In New York, the Herald says, drafting
has been farsicsl and nothing else, and in Mary
land the whole crowd Of conscripts ekedaddled.
In our own State, It remarks, the draft has en-
geudered much bad feeling, and has proved a
slow process for filing up the ranks. The
Herald concludes as follows: i9
The whole management of drafting iooks
very much like Government dodge TO promote
enIistments, and has 90 come to be generally
regarded. There has been little system In the
matter. Different regulations and require
ments have been permitted In different States,
and while In some States the draft has been
somewhat rigidly enforced, In others the State
authorities and the people have been suffered 70
do Just as they pleased about II. And this
lack Of energy and authority on the part OF the
General Government, has tended to discourage
rather than promote voluntary enllstments
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
mr. Cox,s Speech.

ON Monday, December Is, our Representa-
tive made speech on the floor of the House.
which appears in the Globe of Tuesday, the l6ib,
occupying more than eight Of the broad columns
of that journal We commence the publication
Of this speech this morning, and will continue
il in Saturdays and conclude IL In Sunday
mornings issue, We offer no apology for thu
occupying our columns, being quite sure thai
We could gil them with no matter more valuable
or acceptable to our readers. Like every thing
from our able Representative, this speech will
be perused with interest by all who may have
the good fortune TO see It. We will publish \
tunbroksn In our next weekly edition. ...
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Miserable Quacks and Practical Dis.
uniOnibsg.

The fanatics in Congress do not agree in the
reasons by which they were governed in voting
to admit the bogus State of West Virginia,
which by their recent legislation they have at.
tempted. Some hold with THAD. STEVENS, that
1t is not by virtue of any provision In the Con-
stitution that they admit her, but to use his
language "uuder our absolute power which the
laws of war give us in the circumstances In
which we are placed" while others hold that
all the preliminary proceedings are strictly con.
stitutional. Differing thus radically they yet
arrive Of the same conclusion, and vote as q
unit to admi. the bogus State of West Virginia,
the whole proceeding from beginning to end
being one Of the grandest humbugs Of this pro.
liHc age. Every man who voted for this pro.
csedlng in Congress is just as much secession
let and disunionist as JEHF. DAVIS or WILLIAM
| L YANcKY. Bat madness rules 10 this present
Congress, and hence we need not be surprised
at anything It may do: The people will in due
time have aset,lemeIs with these Constitution
breakers and Union dsstroyefs, when condemna
tion and disgrace will be the portion awarded Il
III am II r. t a sr I'd. ia. ssn-et afa 1850 .s.cf
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The repairs of the Great Eastern have been
completed, and she is announced to sail for Eng.
land on the 9th inst.
The victory at Prairie Grove, Ark, grows In
importance. There was desperate lighting
Heron had but about $500 troops engaged, and
his loss was over 800; that of the rebels about
27OO Blunt lost nearly 200. The rebels were
chased beyond Van Buren, and our outposts are
within twenty miles Of that place.
THE Charleston M,TeuTy Of the 18th inst,
contains the names of Ave men, L. Newman.
Charles Ward, W. McGregor, William Smith
and T. Smith, who 1t says deserted from The
Yankee gunboats off the Florida coast, and ar
rived in Charleston on the 18th Inst. i'a..
TIE Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Of
Free and Accepted Masons of the State Of
South Carolina, has received en- application
from the Masons in the Forty. eighth regiment
of New York volunteers, stationed at Hilton
Head, asking in what way q dispensation can
be granted to them to open Travelling Lodge,
and Offering to make the proper remittance that
their purpose may be carried out, and to work
under the jurisdiction Of the Grand Lodge Of
the State. So say the rebel papers.
The Murfreesboro Rebel Of the l7th inst.
states that in the Confederate Court at Knox
vile DEGREES have been issued In four hundred
cases under the sequestration laws, embracing
over million dollars worth OF property. Among
the cases are Andrew Johnson, Horace May
nard, and John Coffee Childs, the Wetmort
estate, In Bradley county, and Ducktown Cop
per Mines.
JEYE. DAVIS, according to the Chattanooga
Rsbel Of the 18th inst, left that place for Mo-
bile that evening by special train, after making
speech at the depot. He was accompanied by
Gen Jo. Davis and Col. Fitzhugh, travelling
unostentat atiously. Going to Murfreesboro he
had q narrow escape from destruction BY rail-
way accident. The axle broke while the train
was driving along the tremendous bluffs, and
the train jumped the track. The passengers
were badly jolted, but nobody hurt
A RicRnoND dispatch of the 14th instant,
speaks thus Of the battle OF Fredericksburg on
Saturday, the lash:
Passengers report that the enemy was driven
back two miles yesterday, and our troops oc-
cupied the battlefield till morning. Our loss
10 variously stated; probably not more than
ave hundred killed and two thousand Eve
hundred wounded. The body Of Gen. Tom
Cobb was brought down this evening. The
enemy's loss q reported as immense. A
thousand dead lay In one field. The Federal
gers report that We have fifteen hundred
prisoners. -. s.....
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4Y,s ~ 20
This battle (Antletam) has been the most
sangulnary Of the war, and the only one fought
with visible design and upon military princi-
pies, The arrangement Of our corps the
overlooking position Of the commanding Gen.
eral-the sending into action the right and left
divisions-the closing up of the center, and a.
nal sucoess--exoltes bewildering admiration,
and carries the mind To the great felda Of Aus
terlitz and Wagram, fought by Napoleon! OF
all this have spoken. The heart history Of
such conflict, purchased by tho life and blood
Of twenty thousand men, must be found in the
hospitals. War has its glories-Sbht IL has Its
ten thousand demons in these human tortures.
that make the eye balls ache-s-the heart bleed
the lips palsy, and the brain reel. The sight
ls at flrst positively unendurable. The life
blood Of some is stIll trIckling away In silent
calmness-wh the discovered limbs and ma
Mae brain Of others give rise to sounds God
grant may not again witness. ..VBi{1s n Z
But ye mothers who here seek son-or
wivea husband-or sisters q brother-or sons
father-know and be oonsoled that even here
the hand Of mercy is watchful, and better care
is bestowed upon your loved ones than might
at frat seem possible. II was In the hospital,
where rested the gallan. Hooker, that ! learned
the history Of those mythical words 80 often
seen and go little understood, "s. T.--l86O-
x" Anything alleviating the suferings and
saving the lives Of our soldiers, isa national
blessing. Witnessed some astonishing results
from this article. 'H
Il is we'll known the effect of burnt gunpow-
der and excitement is thirst, which added to the
loss Of blood in the wounded, creates the ne
cessity Of q reviving stimulant. In this par.
ticular hospital, the physicians we're allowing
their patients to drink Plantation Bitters, other
wise called s. T.-1s60-X, and although the
wounded are most numerous here--this d.
vision having opened the fight ct 5 In the morn
ing-the men were mostly composed, and there
was very little fainting. The article acts upon
the stomach and nerves In most Incompetent
sible manner, superior to brandy, and without
subsequent stupefying reaction. It originated
in the West Indies, composed of the celebrated
Calisaya Bark, Roots, Herbs, etc.; all preserv.
cd in 81, Croix Rum-the s. T.-1s6O-X be.
ing secret ingredient, not yet revealed to the
public. II Ia principally recommended for want
Of appetite, dlsordered liver, intermittent fe
vers, stomachic difficulties, etc. understand Il
was somewhat known In the Southern StateI
previous 10 The war, and It. appears an agent o
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Sherif's Sale.

schuelier e Martin. l.
w: Franklin Common Pleas.
Valentine Bausenwein) esrtEt" M
DY VIRTUE OF AWRIT OF FL FA.
- to me directed. from the Court Of Common Plea
Of Franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at pubiic
auction at the Livery Stable Of @. W. Shspley, on
Bouth Front street, on
Saturday the 9th day Of December, A. D. 1862
at o'clock P. NJ, the following property to wit: Two
Grey Horses, and one Chestnut Borrel Horse.
Phntersfees s5 so.
decl7-dtd
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Mare Lost .

7 0ST, in Columbus on the 10th instant q small
~ eORREL MAIZE, about ten or eleven years old,
With white stripe In her forehead her right eye slightly
ankles Of her fore.legs. The was hitched near
sayages Jewelry store and escaped stolen She
had on saddle blanket, bride and martingales.
Any information that may lead to the recovery Of the
mare given to the undersgned at his residence one mile
east Of Columbus the Johnstown road or left at the
Statesman ONCE, will be handsomely rewarded.
i MAHL0N BRAND.
h decl4-dlt&w2W
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Street Railroad.

The stockholders OF the ssOoIum bus
Il Railroad Company" are hereby notified to meet at
lumbus, o. on Friday 18th day OF January A. D. 1868,
Of 10 O'Clock A. M for the purpose OF choosing seven
Directors OF said Company and transacting any other
JOHN =. BARFLiT, JOHN MiLIHR
PETER AMBOH, ORRIN BAOKUe,
THEoDoRR 0oAsTooK, 4. O. HnADIEY,
JACOB REINHABD, M
oorporators Of the Columbus Railroad Company.
Dec. 10, l662-d&wtd
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\ sHE NATIONAL Plan FORM.
l,urposes Of the war.


oeHsRrss, BY 4 voTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, PASSED TIM
soLLoWNa RESOLUTION, WHICH URREssrr THn VOICE o.
can NATIoR, AND 10 TIE TRUE srAhDARp oF LorAbItI
hat the present deploTable civil war has been i2rceo
apon the country by the dlsunionss Of the bouinen
tates nov in arms against the oonstitutonal Govern
uAnt and Al arms around the Oapltal that IN this ma.
tionai emergency Congress, banishng OIL ieelng oI
marA naaaIon and resentment will Tecoleot only its
Iutv 10 the whole country Ndt ktts todr nov sodgea
fheir part IN any spirtt or oppressso, or Ior dnt
s,,s.DOss OF oonQAes or sNtJi!QmsoR or Pegpose q
,nsfhro,oino or aatmferta0 soth s rt0h.s or sstdo
Hsisd tnstiii3ions Of Moss Sdtes, 6e 20 dVend 9no
MGintdta tAe slsprGadoy Of the Oonstnattor, ded %
DressrvS s Usios soih all the dignity, eQu0nsn, and
roAfs OF tAs severdI &dtts untInpdtred ana Mdt ~
,oo az sss object, ara accomplished sAc mar o'0A'
- oSass," s,4st.{-t-- - =. .-... ~, f.-r
u-5saTzs General commanding takes Dtis occasion
rS,afnd he officers and soldteys ne army tagt Wo
f1rr amazed IN supporting tie Constitution ana t1tos
Of tAe Uzited States, and IN sNpprssstn0 reoe1so.s
aoast oir Gslthority; thai zoe are not e.0d0ea ~
,cGr OF r0pine, reven0o or sast1u0dttcn Mde Mss -
moi contcst doairst PopadttoSs es dodfna arnsa q
6oycss; Eiat E U a struggle carried on WtM'n M Me
DIaited Stdtes and should Be conducted oy us ngon
Me Aiolest principles kaoton TO cnrfs'sdn o'o'so'
VOW GEO. B. MCMILLAN
T. TP IAold thai Ais GovevrlplSnt scas made on me
ufiS bdsis, bv tcAtte men, Tor h1 oentF1 o 'oAs'e
v,Sn and their postsytty forecer. x..
'@ ~'''' WV --G1 STEPHEN A. D0UGbAs'
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MT@9TNd,

A DEAF AND DUMB BOY, ABOUT
"A twelve years Of age, went by the o. o. r. B. Il
Cleveland on the 18th ut. he is small for his are
ct and pants, and black felt hst tho Initials OF hi,
name, II. D., being marked upon his clothing. He has
ben passing from one station TO anotker on different
railroads, and was seen at Alliance on he 18th uIt
thankfully received BY the Superintendent Of the Insti
tuuon for the Deaf and Dumb. HfFt3e r
Columbus, Oct. 2, l662-d&wh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

AMos M. HALL is Travelling Agent for the
ONO SrArIsMAN, duly authorized to receive
subscriptions and advertisements and receipt
for the same. We bespeak for him cordial
reception and encouragement among our
f.isuda
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

NINE more prisoners were liberated from Fort
Lafayette on Saturday. The names of the re-
leased prisoners are ss follows: E. W. Cecil,
Of Maryland; M. 8. Corbitt, Of virginis; Sam
uel H. Barry, of Maryland; John Potts, 9
British subject; Samuel Pike, Of New Haven
Conn "a. A. jackson. Of New Haven, Conn
Richard o'Brien, of Staten Island; John Rich
ards, of Winchester, Va; - Gulick, of San
dusky, Ohio. '"i 49,
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NOTICE .

a OFFICE OF THE 0oLrMDus AND XENrA r, r Oo,l
ooLuMBus, oHIo; Dec. 18Th, 1862.
THE HTOCK HI O l. ID Il II 3 OF TH e
u Columbus q Xenis Railroad Company are hereby
notified that the Annual Meeting, for the election Of
Dreotors to serve for the ensuing year. and for other
purpotes will be held at the Office Of the company in
Columbus, on Tuesday the 9th day Of January, 1863,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock
Pm. tF OYRUg FAY. seoretayv.
Z dec l6-3w.
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Bachelors Hair DyeI

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHRLoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inure the Hair in the isast remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes and invigoraes the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
I7 The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHn
L0R, on As Jour sidos Of each boa.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Iate 9s3 broadway and 10 Bond Btreet,)
may2o-dzwly NEW YORK.
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TO MARRIED MEM.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will siveinfomation on Q vsyss-
srsstin0 and Important Subject which will be valu-
cd more than thousand timesis cost BY every married
couple Of any ago or condition In fe The information
will be sent by mail to any address on the receipt Of g.
cents (silvsr) and one red stamp.
All letten should be addressed TO
". Il. D.. MORRIS, n. d.
oet3l- -ly3taud&v Boston, Mans.
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Euoru,r,s winter boupet Il deacribed in th

EuoEHIr's winter bonnet is described in the
latest Paris "Fashions" as gem. 1t is Of
black velvet, and iorsade Of ponceau velvet
In the form Of diadsln In the Inside; the edge
Of the bonnet is . band Of sable, very ans and.
very dark, and which, with black velvet dress
and . mantle trimmed with fur, complete the
toilet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

A cRNsus of Chicago, just completed under
the supervision of the City Comptroller, gives
lie population l37 ,OsO. The population in 1860
was l09,262. Increase in two years, 27,76s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

OrrrcI or MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION, trust 90. D
BurDISo, w. con: MAIN AND TniaD BTs.,{
v CINCINNATI, o., December 10, l6os.
DROPOSALD ARE INVITED FOE
farnishing articles used in Means Of Transporta.
ton for the Army to meet daily regulations upon this
depot. - .
posed TO furnish the quantity which can be supplied
week ly the earliest period at which the delivery will
be commenced the total quantity offered, and the price
All articles by esntrastsu arc required BY
law 70 be legibly marked With the contractors name.
The following list embraces the principle supplies
stretcher Chains. wsgon.tongues.
Bearing /" Coupling poles, ~ -
Breast Wagcn-boM, @ p o
Fifth Z" BolatersI .I ...
Trace 4" Jack-screws,
Stay. Z" Jookey-stioks, y
HOrse-bru,hss, Harness Leather 80
Curry combs. Birdie Leather,
wsgonwhpb, Halters, 81
Riding Saddles and Brides,
Anvlls, 1ff t .-'
Bellows, ii.,-f. Hrr ."...-T
Iorgss Portable), ,e rel
/ Vises,
/ BiacEsmithS shosing Tools,
Sets 0arpenten' Tools for Army use,
Manila Rope. ~ ~
Mulephoca, .
Horae.shoes,
Securities will be required for the ia ament Of every
ontract r ,1-.
Proposals will be received from day to day, and Will
favorable and the articles are needed. wv
Sampler Of the articles proposed to he furnished
should accompany the proposals. or DO len At the United
states Warehouse, No. 80 East Second street; The
proposals must state the length Of time they hold and
should have marked the envelop the articles up on
which the bids are made r--t
By order Of ryrc
- Col. THOMAS ewoRps, A. O. NJ, Gen.
decl9u. ~. - 1lr-r = =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

measles are prostrating tho volun.
tss By hundreds the hospitals are crowded with them
Boldiers, bs warned In time. HoLL0wAYB PILLs
are positively inalble In the cure Of this dseasei coca
aopa doses Of them will preserve the health even un
der the greatest sxpoSures Only rs cents per boz.
declsd&Wlw 2N
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Very respectfully. yours.


These gentlemen give the history Of certain
ingredients Of their article for over two hund.
red yoars--showing that through all changes
Of the medical profession and its practitioners
strength, composure and Cheerfulness have beer
derived from these sources. DR.. Woods In the
Washington Hospitals informed me that one
patient was fast sinking and crazy, and had moi
slept an hour for two weeks, until the Planta.
tion Bitters came t, his knowledge, when one
days trial gave him nights rest, and he was
now fast recovering. j am surprised our Gov
ernment has not equaled Jefferson Davis In en-
ergy. and adopted this invaluable article in all
our hospitals. The weak soldiers cling to II
like brother. As a lay member. can beal
witness It Is "good to take" and affords more
energy and life than anything ever tried
Success to the Plantation Bitters.
But have digressed. In my next shall
speak of gathering 10 the wounded, burying the
dead, etc.
NICoDEMUs.
pov25-deod&w1m .,
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Removed from his old office.
pr. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus o.. has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases. he may bs
consulted at hi ofacs Broadway Dsar the Hxchsnse
Bank
ian19dH 'ai
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~!t5 HHImsTREET,s
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

IL 10 NOI n DfEJ
But restores gray hair to its original color, By
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenancs, impaired by age or disease. All In
stantansous dyes are composed of lunar esas-
tic, destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair, and afford themselves no dressing. Helm
street's Inimitable Coloring not only restores
hair to its natural color BY an easy process, but
gives the hair
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New YoRK, Jan. 10th, 1869.
AGENT of, etc..

Dear Sir-In reply TO your Communication,
offering US nFifty thousand dollars for the re-
olpe and right to make the Plantation Blttefa
for your hospital purposes during the war;" We
beg to say, your price Is liberal one, eonsid-
ering II would cost us nothing to comply, and
that Otherwise we can derive no revenue from
the Southern States; but, sir, our duties to our
Government and our ideas of consistency
would not allow us TO entertain II, although Il
might please rs TO assuage the sufferings Of
your misguided followers.
Wa rauaain
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Luxuriant Beauty,

promotes its growth, prevents its falling of,
eradicates dandruff, and imparts health and
pleasantness to the head. It has stood the test
Of time, being the OriginOl Hair COloring, and
is constantly increasing in favor. Used BY
both gentlemen and ladies. 1t Is sold by all
respectable dealers, or can be procured by them
Of the commercial agent, D. s. Barnes, 2O2
Broadway, NY. Two sizes, SO cents and 81:
noyo5-d&w6m
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rT,HIs OLD EsTABLIsHED AND WELL KNOWN
II House, during the past season has been thoroughly
renovated, repanted and refurnshed In style both
comfortable and elegant that We feel we'll assured that
those who favor us with call will hnd all the comforts
and conyeniences ususi in frst class Hotels. i2'
!, .asca4 aa WARDEN u EMERY,
octis-dIy se q Z. PROPRiEToRs.
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20 sclElaf5g55 q (
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Ito be continued tSmorrow.l
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5iiod2 k-G s9il 47t
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-06
Trans-NEississippi District Department.
HEADQUARTERS, LITTLE ROCK, Ark,
January % 1852

General Orders No. J.
L. The undersigned, by order of the President.
assumes command Of the TRANSIT Mississippi
District, which comprises the State Of Missouri
and Arkansas, except that portion of them lying
between the st. Francis and Mississippi rivers as
tar north as Scott county, Missouri; the State of
Louisiana as far south as Red river, and the In
dian Territory west Of Arkansas. Headauar-
tiers, until otherwise directed, at P~oeahontas,
Arkansas.
Commanders of troops in the service Of the
Confederate States, within this district. will at
once make a report of the strength and cOndi-
ton Of their commands, accompanied with a
written report In full Of everything relating to
the supplying Of the troops, their wants, Their
arms and equipments, their clothing, ammuni-
ton, and, in a word, ofeverything that might be
considered useful to be known at headquarters.
II. All officers, nOn-cOmmissiOned officers
and soldiers belonging to the troops Of this dis
tTict, now on furlough, are hereby ordered to re-
turn Immediately to their regiments. The sick
alone are excepted. Il is hoped that this order
will be considered a sufficient guarantee that
there is a necessity for the Immediate services Of
every soldier in the district, and that those to
whom it relates, viii respond with eheerfulness
and alacrity to it.
Ill. The following officers are announced as
staff officers at headquarters {:
Maj. w. L. Cabell, Chief Of QUartsrmaster
Department.
Maj. A. NJ. Haskell, Inspector General
Mel R. w. Keyworth, Chief of Subsistence
Department.
Capt. W. N. K. Beall, Assistant Adjutant
General
Surgeon J. D. Gaenslan, Medical Director.
First Lieut.. Clement Sullivan, Aid-de-Camp.
Communications relating to business in any
of the staff departments viii be addressed to the
chief in the department to which they refer.
EARL VAN DORM,
Mafor GaDaraI