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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS 4 the mot delighffsl aud s1tra0rdilaEy AZ
tiele ever discovet6d. II changes the sun burnt
ace aud hands % Poeriy satin q flyishing
beauty, imparting ths marble purity Of ySath, aud
the dfsitaqas appearanes 20 Inviting % The city
belle of GAsRioa Etftnovos Tan, feetles, pinplos
and roushnsss fFon the skin, IoaSng the oomplok1h
fresh, transpaFept and smooth. II contains no ma
tOriaI injurious q tho sin. PaUuissdby Actresses
aud opesa sibgSts Il 4 what every LADY should
have. Sold eyeryHhofe.
DEl1AS s. RARNEs q co.
General Agents,
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s@IT rained during the whole of yes
terday aud the day could scarcely have
been more dark, drizzIy, sloppy and gen.
orally dtssgreeabls.
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B0THB zAATRETTA troupe gave an
other performance last evening to good
house. They are giving the best satisfac.
tion and win doubtless have good run
during the week.
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Albums! Albums! Albums
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Partridge's GalIery !.

Partridge's Gallery!
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ClF1s q an kiIs Prices fnouI > % . cents Zach
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AmUng these elEdl are colll8 q an tie EnlIt pie-
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richly coloro1 cards ofplauts ll5U6T ftIifs tlIll
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The numerous daily rsportuof astonishing suros
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BrlSadief taei1egiaA fStisl Sia.os % Va3t' AA'S
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DtoKLEs in pure Vinegar in Quarts aud Pints
Glass Jars, also In Hat Bels5 Domestic onow
desnS Sweet OILS Wotoes4etshlre aud other EnRliSh
Sanees, Tomato and Walnut Catsup, French Mustard
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: THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, cholera
lLorbus and, Summer Complaint.
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!. EXOKLSI0R BAKING ROWDEk. It & the
quickest and most y hOl0Some yeast IN uso. Those
Who use e once win mot be without e. There e
n5thfng TO compare with &C IN making biscuits and
batter Of griddie cakes. For sale By
--sss IT. 81. LOGAN & 90. fs'
s@ss-t. and LOGAN. LIST co.
noy18 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
heatrfcal.
WUNrVp QAunr~

Mr. aud hrs Florence have produced . new Irish
drama, called "Ksiheen hayourpeen,' and Il has been
drawing crowded houses all the week
All IRISH dramas 10 have the samo plot the
same characters and about the same Incidents "Kaih.
leen Mavournecn' IL exception 10 this rule n was
rst brought out In London during the excitement about
the "Coeen Bswn" and the "Pecp OF Day = and n IN
geniousy combines the features of both of those veil
known plays and Of many others familiar 10 Bowcry
audiences
The plot II simply this "A ragged rrishman named
Terence e In love with Kathleen aud she recpr
passion. The squire along anu offers marry
his Affection. Kathleen n rather distracted al the
idea q beius 6ne lady and insists upon going 70 sleep
over H. she dreams that abe married the squire and
that he became tired of her. and that he entccd her
lonely glen and act three miscreans 10 murder ber
and that poor, forsaken Terence came 10 her ss.ncs
and was hung for hts painp Then she wakes up gives
tnc squire hs ring and marrics ragged lrshmsn 81
hand.
The dream occupies tao acis snd = the body II the
pay. The sceno Al tho end the third act when the
trio o. villains attempt the murder and Terence climbs
dosp the rocks brains murderer ytrangos another
throws thiTd over the cf aud stsbs ckei sql
~ one ~ tbe most effective have ever seen,
sui quto el~crines the audience. The rest .,
= very neatly written, ard iis moral-neyer
marry nhor0 ycnf HtAfiou--a individually oxrol.
lent Nr gacksou BIS paced the piece upon The stage
very nicay. Tho ecnR 10 capital throughout M. Elo
fran makes the protte,t rossbe Kathleen nisa Adams
a new f1ce herc--acs The part n fine lady anetiy
ccyefly and artgtcaly and decidedly lhe noat
chracer IN tho drama. Mr. howcrss Nr. IIsgan Mr.
Eberie in small parts are very acceptable Kathleen
hsyoorpsen isiust tho sort Of play which always kss
prsed u bad very long ruo. hrs Florence appears
IN ner Jrokan farces every evening.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
Prise Case Dccasaon On ADDeaI.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cornrs
po.oYe Hon Judga Nelson

The Uaa,d .Sfafes 49, TAs schooner JOAN Glp>n and
Caygo-Nnsox, C. J.-This vessel and cargo, consist
ing OF cotton and save captured about tho 2sh Of
April 1892 the port Of New Orleans by gunboat No 4,
of Captain Farragrs feet after the taking of the city
New Orleans. The proceedings against the vessel
suspended In the below and decree Of condem.
nation rendered against the cargo enemys property
The claimants are tho Weymouth Iron Company-a cor.
poraton Of the state % Massachusetts n appears from
the oaths that the latter part o' 1880 this
psny shipped large quantities of nails, manufactured by
them and which we're consigned 10 house In New or
leans for sale compI.sou The shipment al their
rsk and the sale TO be made on thor account and pro
Goods 10 he RENTED. At the breaking of the war
a large stock ~ these nails, unsold. remained IN
the h'pds Of the ageot. After The Disturbances of
Mr. Baldwin. exchanged tbsm for cotton, which was
pot board tie schooner Gtpen, with tbs intent
owners IN rscbuse,r Tho original design 10 get
Access 90 h. bockadng squadron and obtain permission
20 seea ,hs fIOoeeas nei1e oa' 'Ains 20 oo'as nc
city, the vessel remained at her wharf and there
found under the circumstances stated when sezed AZ al
ready mentioned as prize Of IL further appears
from the test oss that the hal much dicuity N
preventing the property from being seized by the enemy
and hsd 20 o. devices conceal and
serve u for the ownesa The precise time when the
change Of the mails for fhe cotton took place New Or
leans does appear e. however, fairly 90 be IN
ferrcd from the pr os that II wos early June 1851
and prior 10 the procsmaio OF the President prohibiting
conmerci, intercourse With me enemy IN pursuance o.
the act OF July E 1891 and Vi sh issued Tho 18th
August following We have vi the question IN this case
heretofore eors aud came ~ the ooncsIon that he
citizen temporarily residing In o -ney count ~ Al the
breaking out 81 the ge IN reasonable time 70
collect hts efects and convert taem into available and
manngeabe funds 20 ss % enab him 70 withdraw them
from the country. The whole rsnssction 10 tbh case
seems 10 have been honest anal oond f effort Tor this
purpoee. The case, - Etands upon the proois " a
meagre one But one witness the mate on board OF tho
vessel. vas ermnsd In pr,pJrah 40 and none Of tho
ships papers produced Their ahScDc, and aso The
absence u other hands the y sought 70 be ac
the city at and aer ts capture IN only question
whether tot the cotton, under the facts and crcnm'
stances stated eDemys property fbere no qnes.
ton Of blockade The vessel and - were satDF AZ
the wharf with view TO the ebianin perrnssbon iof
lawful voyage that the proceeds q the ss mrh be sent
home the time Of the capture cam think that thsy
should be regarded enemys property snd mui mere
fore reverse the decision b@iow and veet one 70 pe
entered for tho claimant. dismissng the libel M
Desneld smith, United statoa District tt0nsy for tho
cartors. Nessrs George 7. Curtis snd i,s-'~ Crns
for the claimants
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
The SHAKING OF the ship Ne nn'sr'
IMPORTANT INSURANCE Ctsy.
trrrnIoh oorpr.


Beiors Hon. Judge Robertson and Al, ~.
Sov. 10 E6,ofn wsbA ne ws,h1O,o fnnsTa'so>
comyuDy. rhe s snsacion 70 recover upon policy ~
upln The ship Senator mo asfsnc - unses
worthness There are actions pending again three on
four other companies upon the Ices and 10 pre-
sapears 90 be ATRIAL 10 test the sbn 'of ibe
underwriters on the vessel
II appears from Tho evidence thus FAR that W
built 10 lssT, ard bad been engaged In the ~ -spo
trade that time that Ia 1890 she ss OF
rocks Al time when heavily loaded with marbles -
NAMED On for ors or two tides, and ss ooasde sssK
strained but Afterwards repaired. In August sol
she LETT the port o. New York for Liverpool With be W
cargo II grain M bulk ana bagr and lost within
few days. II " claimed that she foundered At ssssn
that the Insurance comranfee liable IN their pria
Sbe cared 10 have been lasurei % the extent OF 10 90
Ia the various companies.
The defence cAifn that The vessel not lot W sry
stress Of weather bot that hess from heF tsfnAl
weakn,ss, arbng from sge snd gensra deosy ara that
tho not IN sssaSorthy ooodon for such vofagf,
carrying such cargo. tue branch o tne caee ha zen
already reported IN tho United states court JPN ha n
vestrsto. ~ the charge q fcnting ~ rbip, shhh
srOugh aglinss the months sirce and
which he held 10 bait The VII probably 20.
cnpy several dsye. hszsrs. Nm. tnrus Noyr- and "
bridge 7. Gerry for plaintiff rsff Nn. y roQ'h tn1
Townsend -cDdder for d<fendsbt
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
raIifs Ini.IIIn.pfs

sssross q. p0rt Ytss -Nsa kslJ TiEab -airi
tash Al wssAis gioa nsfle ras tsfac iats cgst@y
tsssny " ,,lesr narn~rn = ~ fhiff rsfrisei %
ps,ee xhAvinx o4ossi ~ asaib = I'm Dfsnsf es
tls mon .rr u tLs ffh insi D'csu~d sss fa4sd
bs.t's.s esrfHgn 10 Wsyt sifssti rsy WsAitstaa Nrf
.st srs sr.n beng iakeE " tha hssrlt1 u dssD
,s,,s nat b. Fsng yst frartaffd Tbe n1at1T Eafs
40 ~ 90 fbt thai - rgfiss see a1Tisf -tt sils
a. srss atisr hant tHftfefrf 80 fyttE Hcrf
l.1fsres fsftgsr .ngtfsf - 80 daya Hfate =
issrns - 80 ths1 ssIffcf farv - NaTnltna vs.
fts fsf g. bfaf fsTtsf ufsu tisa bssfy 81
asrss q t.s ssfvs r,sft~s q isFsirty o. sh 80
10 gsstglGs Aas nfett A4ila Etlt "a nsft FssH
rtag artrr hefHwei ascgftnfwfc insi w fhe lid
~ atssttw fsfWs atsrsfnr inu frsr ttet ~ .ht
1~easai 80 bs@a h.sien " aafrhaHsr ai Nsf. f a
utftft, 49, sfs'iei ~ r-se'm - sp'tT n n ttt
tt~1 ftfAist ID - t.Ta ~. 81 ca.f a
NJ trAn o. tctcn a ~. fnfrf
sosusfm nrsaaHn tustIas itss ~ fesfrds fn
usssd % elfaga,ift ~ ~ sass - - fsss Ft iesa
wness ~. aiy eoisspy asar' ff~ feHi F'mes ~
asssr8s1t - thtf4h - 10 b4ffw hrsai ~ srftfa.
isa.t a ~ q. D.. hs4fsfl g. 49, - pas mssrssn1
ss1us as ~ sssnnssBn ~ ~11r1 ~ ~ SsHf
hoeofssy sacssfEsa
raiHsrasalftls -- Al - aSsait We " hfpst. ~so
tts t-sa sfsss ~ sbs ious pxs'hs csvsss ha-
slfs BEG ~ fsr A.sl Itsafft 4 tspfsr f 30 ~
st.n fs c.f = Hff9sNn. Hs % a,se - ffstra
nt sc.tt gfs mafh 'ttfftt'@ a ~ 80 .-s'~~
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
The Rebel Attack on Gen. Burn
sides Advanced Position.
Capture Of 600 Men and Four Cannon
by tho Rebels.
Burnsidle's Present Position
Impregnablc,
d., &e.. ~

wAmnaroS, Nov II, 1868.
II Nwss stated several days ago that two Of Genera
burnside most eastern outposs Tennessee had bees
ntachso by the rebels and that half Of tho sArrsons
consisting Of two regiments and battery, had been cap
tured.
General Grants despatch did not designate The
place where dsssier occurred DID Il state ths
strength of tho rebel force tho probable s.oc u th
killed and wounded on side
The Repub,ioaa this afternoon says
General Burnside tscgaphs that tho disaster reerred
to occurred Al Rosgenvlls, in Hawkins county, Ten
pcssee.
This place tho termination Of tho branch railroad Of
tho Fast and Virginia Rsroad and Is situated
fifteen miles from Knoxville.
General Burnside abo states that tho rebels capture.
six hundred men and -four Bs no, men,ei
tho number Of his killed and wounded. Hs main army u
where II was when tho attack made Bodgsrs
vie-n mpregnabe position and In good spirits, sub
jecs 10 tbe orders Of General Grant who psrecty vol
satisfied with It's situation.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
The sword Of tAe Rebel Brigasier Gene
raj CAN'T.

The Hon. y. W CAN'T, OF Arkansas who has recently
issued so address 10 the people Of bis State,
brgad'sr general In the Southern army and cap.
tured at Island No 10 last year he presented with
bis sword al Cairo, AZ he North prisoner, and
left with George Gage Of the prcpre,ors OF the
fremont House IN Chicago VIII you give publicity TO the
fact 10 ask Mr. Gage to retain the weapon that may
returned to lis former owner that he has returned
TO his nrst love, the old Gag, and oblgs
y. G. CHAPMAN, Chief Correspondent os the Nsw
Yohs HyFttp, Army OF the Potomac.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
New York Cavalry Captured.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

THIRTEENTH Nsw YORK CAvaIfr)
HEAborAKTyRs. ~ WALKER STREET.
NEw YoRK, Nov. IL, 1863.
bsve just received letter from my brother Captain
Jshn L. Lockwood, Of Company G, Thirteenth New York
Volunteer cavalry, informing tina, Lieutenant Mason
Gray and Corporal Fletcher. OF his company, and Eve
privatess samong whom was private Barney, "goo.
bed up" az IL Is termed the eth ma. by Nosby
the cavalry camp at Vienna, Virginia The party were
out posting pickets. Yours, &c,
9. ". LOCKWOOD, is, Major Commanding.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12

him Brown aso claims 10 be npoeent. He says hs
tAirty-four years Of age and n osulker by trade.
cssack, it b said wss quiet, nsicusvs man, who'
until short time ago, employee as conductor on
she Third Avenue Ia liroad.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
Eise az RanaIs.

Bcvtio. Nov u lac
rho siafs Ice RAiroad Voodshss, ~ah DO. haDe 81
ooros of wocd aad I'VE thousand fest q ilbsf "a s.
siroyed 0y ere r. das nnsnfse i.ss 1ftnesf.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
The Press Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Nov II, 1858
The general position Of the Army Of the Potomac 10
mainly unchanged. General Bufora yesterday passed
through Cupepper and reconnoered the enemys posi-
tion on the Rapidan.
From acquisitions and invoices picked up in the late
rebel camps appears that there scarcity OF
necossares Of life in Lees army. Sugar twelve and
ha cents per pound, -four ten cents beef ten cents,
soa becon ono doss- cckipg abundant, but prices
high. Ra,ops commutcd seventy eve cents per
day. ssit regularly issued 10 borses and mules.
From semoifcia reports IL Is known that the larger
part OF both Ewels and Hills forces cho nearly
parallel to the Rappahannook Saturday ths right
ing below Kelys Ford icft Rlxeryile tho
Aesthanis river Evidence also exists OF their precpaie
retreat owing TO General Meades mastery movements
While is known that enemy force north Of the
Rapidan, guerilla parties hang about our lines and fre.
quen collisions occur. Last ngat private Terry attached
TO- the ouartermssters Department. nred upon
the camp and received several buckshot woonts,
OF which were dangerous.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
IN. s.- ysrs stat. pI.stis..

W. ~ ~ ENr
On - rsi gsn~ - ~ stis p Nrtrtya eeh4f ggs
fsgsw a makfty = 90
osis-r~sf. ssf. ~. iftl
fsr o~slal fcfs a ~. tavfseff oatttr re tsls
= f,f, ars "a istf 80
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
Fusious GsIs atnunaIe.

fI. bnffttoi Nov. ~. lse2..
'cr nc asl 'cr.y elabi hoIfs
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

CAmo, New. 10, 1893.
Little Rock advces Of the 9th Inst say tbat ths rebel
Generals Prioes and Holmes commands Afs still d MAJ
shall, Texas. .tst '.t
But few rebel troops now within the borders OF
Arkansas. Marmadukes cavalry and some $500 men are
IN the mountains west or Fort Smith, short of sup'
plies.
Politics throughout the western portion Of the State are
highly encouraging for the Union cause.
In Tennessee Forrest has been detailed Tor the specia
duty Of cutting the communication by river and railroad
with army Chattanooga, and II Is stated thas oil
the rebel cavalry in Mississippi is 70 DO mounted ana
sent into tho northern portion Of the State, ~bere w
be placed under command OF Forrest.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
Mr.. n. O. chapmsn's Despatch,
HsOeuisuss, Assr o.. rus Pcros.c.

w .r .tf Nov. n. lse3
Yesterday afternoon one Of the uackmen OF tho Dram
md Alexandra Railroad, while working the rosa
iNrhn one mile of cAtcsts station, captured by
srLas They took him 10 their rendezvous at Auburp
vhvs they vent through mock trial aud sentenced him
" DO shet but through ,hs of citizens
nsy asAIy released on hs parole but not until they
Aaa stripped him Of everything hc potsessed ohs
sAkt And, ,dravors He back Cse,ts lAst night
psstsss <srsdeo pesrly fcgen sud ,~esrrs the direct
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
vengeance upon all bushwhaekes general and tness In

Vengeance upon AL pusnwnackeH 10 general ana sneeo
particular.
II u said that something Ike dozen ofaesn ana SOL
Aers have been picked up Cttets snco forces
fs there Saturday last, by this band Of rangers.
The railroad is completed to Bealton. and viii be
hurried Rappahannock fast as possible Il not
probable the army win move from s present position
until the road is repaired to the river.
understand that General Meade, having driven tho
enemy the south side OF the Rapdzn has accomplish
ed his mission but he will be ready 10 move s further
the railroad will mako his base OF supplies
within reaching distance.
Perfect quiet regns throughout the camps, except
wan for sutlers' stores and blankets Tho nights
are terribly severe the outcampng troops, and the
men begin TO murmur for winter quarters to march TO
come place where dry rails plentiful for fuel
Where We are now fences have all been mustered out
Of servce but we that south OF the Rapidan they
arc more plentiful.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
Death or n Telegraph Operator.
WAmirvCToy Nov. II I963

WARRINGTON, NOV. IL, ls0.j.
meeting OF the telegraph operators n this city was
held this evening to testify their respect for the memory
Of their deceased fellow operator, Frank T. McIner
Aessrs James CIoerson James Nolan and W. r. shiebler
appointed draft suitable resolutions and reported
the follow ing, which we're unanimously adopted
Whereas having received intelligence o the doath Of
PaymAsfer +. T. McYniier for number Of years OF
our business associates desire formally TO place on
record this Of profound regret n his snd
den and unexpected death and also regard and apprc
citation FOR him as friend and fellow tcicapher there
fore, be IL
Resolved, That, a. with bcari We are painfully
Obliged u realize the truth which involves the useful
lesson o, mortality.
Resolved, that deem Il unnecessary 10 indulge IN
an extended euogy on the character U our deceased
brother operator and friend he was too vol known 10
require amy set phrase OF praise
Resolved, That VIII remember him u the true cha
racter OF friendship and esteem hs memory for th<
qualities aud charitable beams with whish Il 10
Illuminated.
And be further resolved. That q copy of the abov
resolutions be sent 10 h relatives and nso that they
published In the daily papers of this city.
II. H. BRHRY, Chsrman
W. II. YouSG, Secretary. fft
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
Raid on tho Memphis and Charleston
Railroad.

MnpRs, New. Q, 1893.
The rebel General Richardson struck the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, six miles ert Of Saiis
bury, yesterday morning, destroyed the railroad
bridges at Middletown, burned two small bridges
tore up several miles OF track, and cut the tele
graph badly The latter repaired this morning The
former will be in running order to morrow. Roddy'
Ferguson ngee Chalmers and Richardson are al n North
Mississippi, operating TO annoy this line Of conn"p
cation. tW
The Town OF I-u-k-a Burned ~ Rebels
CAno, Nov. II, 1868.
Memphis papers Of the 9th contain no news. Prom
other I learn that Iuk-a was burned by the
rebels after General Sherman's troops left
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
News from San Fra ncssco.

NcVVN from MN FrnmctocO.7
MEETING IN AID OF TIE SANITARY COMMISSION
YIRB AT BRANDY CITY, BrC
SAN rRiNcIsoo, Nov. Al. 1853.
There wss largo mass meeting in Mnsic Hall last
night provide for the Of contributions 10 the
national sanitary fund Governor Low presided. Rev.
Starr King William Coleman and others rnadc address
es. warm appeal from tho Rev. Horny W. Bellows
received by telegraph. committee was appointed
TO the city and sate and epdoovor W rsko AZ
least $50 900 monthly.
The town Of Brandy City, Sierra county, was nearly
destroyed by nre on the stn. Loss $50 900.
The Nevada Constitutional Convention provided that
jnries may hnd verdict In criminal cascs by three
fourth majority until the Legislature requires upani
vote.
Arrived ship Aquela, from New York.
Markets are quiet. Mucn OF the fall trade over
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
Our Washington Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1863
Arldcucus rumor in circulation here to day that
FIVE thousand rebel soldiers Of Lees army had volun
tarly into lines and laid down their and
given themselves up 1t may have been teegrsphed TO
New York. The military authorities pronounce It to be
utterly without foundation.
Fifty eight prisoners arrived here this morning from
the front, aud tonight, another large squad
ceived
To day number OF payrnasters started for the front
10 pay OF the toops II is expected that the Army OF
the Potomac will be all paid within few days.
Two teomsiers shot by guerias Burke sta
tjon erdsy
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
what New York Mwsi do 20 Avoid q
seeOaA Draft.

From the Albany Journal. Nov. II
The Interpretation gven 10 the olowng order thst
sixty thousand the field from tss 4,ats
10 tho interval between october II and January there
vill be second draft bad previously been under
stood that the deficiency under the Previous call would
also have 10 BE- made up, which would hsye required at
hundred thousAnd instead f sirty thousand
wss DussIuHyr !
Ppovo~r MAn~fAr 6HxHnAls Or1cg ,
WInnsoros, u. C., Nov. 0, 1874.
MAJOR ynsDsstx rovuusp Acting Assistant Provost kAr
shi General, Albany, ". -
state her foil quota of volunteers under tbe
Prssidsnts call OF October H. 1898 for three hundred
thousand 300 000) the dram order for tho t q Jsnas
ry. Itc<, vii not take plsce In that State.
Jas u FRY Provost Marshal General