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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

SHIRTS! SHlRrs!! SHIRTs!!!-A full as
sortment of French and American cassi-
mere and flannel army shirts Of various
STYLES and prices. Also is dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2, SIS, sl8, $2l and S24 Also shirts
made to order and warranted to ut, OF su
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. J. l. LAKiN'
No. l02 Main Street Wheeling, W. Va
mh29 6m
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ST.. LOUIS March 3l.-Thc New Orlean:
Delta of the 23d, says i.
Official Information has been received
this morning That & reconnaissance. under
Gen. Mower, made to Natchtoches -
miles above Alexanria, on the 2lst, where
the enemy was met in foIce, and fight en-
sued, in which we turned the rebels flank,
captured four pieces of artillery with Gals
ons and 200 prisoners
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Change in Sentiment.

New YORK. March 3l.-A special to the
Post from Washington says:
Joshua R. Giddings, L. S. Consul in Ca
NADIA, was on the floor of the House this
morning. 1t is understood he objects tc
the bill now before the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations, creating additional
Consulates along the Can ,dian frontiers
Mr.. Giddings states the change Of sentiment
in Canada towards this country are very d.
cided, and urges in return We should not re
peal the reciprocity treaty.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

CoMlNG.-The lovers of music will be
pleased to learn that Madam Anna Bishop
will visit this city at an early day. We
are not apprised Of the exact date when
she will appear but We will have full par
ticulars in o few days.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH.-T The Democracy
of the borough of Washington, Pa, elected
heir entire ticket last week The town
council followed the example set by our
new city council, and turned out of office
every man who differed with them in pol
itics
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

LOUISVILLE March 3l-The Lexington
Observer says:
Camp Nelson owing to change of base
for supplies has been evacuted, and militia
~ stores removed to Nashville
H rumor prevailed at Lexington, Tues.
day that many buildings at Camp Nelson
had been destroyed by fire, bnt this asser-
ton is discredited
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

WASHINGTON, March 3lst-It appear.
tary of War, that the strength of forces in
Kansas and Indian Territory, subject to the
orders of General Curtis, are 10000 men
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MATTooN, Ill, March 3l-Everything
seems resumed with the usual quiet, and
the rebels are believed to have dsl ersed.
The 47th Indiana left and the 4lst Hi
nois remains until the return Of Colonel
Cakes from Charleston.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

Ir WILL be interesting to the many
friends of Miss. Lizzie Ii. M'Kennan to
know that she will re open her school on
Monday morning next, at her new residence
on the corner of Market street and Moores
alley, North Wheeling.
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IMpRovEMENr-Thc Hemptield Railroad
Company are now making great improve
ments at their depot in this city. Agentle.
mans parlour and number of comfortable
private offices are being fitted up.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

PROVIDENCE r. 1.-The Democrat State
Central Committee, announced the follow
ing nominations for State Officers:
For Governor George II. Browne, Vi
Gloucester. It. Gov. Henry Butler of War
wick.
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PORTLAND, Maine, March 3l,-The North
American from Liverpool 18th, via Londen
dehrry, 18th, arrived here this afternoon al
Bpm
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

e fHEsAxNUiL CONTEST between the Liter
~ sodeties Of Jefferson College, (Canons-
burg, Pa came Of on Wednesday afternoon.
We regret that the inclement weather and
muddy roads prevented our going over from
Washington and being present to witness
the interesting performances. From a
friend who was present we have learned
that the performers all acquitted them
selves we'll, and gave entire satisfaction to
oh who were in attendance. The question
"Is war beneficial to national character"
was debated BY Alex. S. Thompson, of New.
vile, Pa, in the affirmative and I. h. Baird
Patterson, of Monongahela City, Pa, in the
negative, and was an interesting and we'll
conducted affair. The judges were unable
to decide between the contestors, and there
fore divided the honor between them.
The Wheeling students Of the College
returned home Yesterday, and will now
have q vacation of two months.
+ SOLDIERS SUPPER.-When the Seventh
Western Virginia Cavalry passed through
Sistersville the other day, the citizens Of
that town and surrounding country agreed
to give the boys supper. A correspondent
writing to the Middlebourne Plaindealer
says shortly after he arrived, the soldiers
and citizens were convened at the NJ E.
Church, where all were we'll entertained by
an address from Auditor Crane. His re
marks were suitable to the occasion. He
is the man for the times, and has many
warm friends in old Tyler About five
o'clock in the afternoon the steamer Elk.
press arrived with Col Lockwood on board
The Colonel was received by committee,
and number of rounds were fired as sa
lutte to him. The soldiers were drawn up
in ranks, preceded by the band, were march.
ed through the principal streets Of the town,
and were halted in front of the Baptist
Church, where splendid supper was al
ready prepared for them. The supper did
credit to those who gotit up, and the boys
helped themselves with good will. The
boys of the seventh were we'll pleased with
their entertainment After supper Colonel
Lockwood, and Captain Fisher, Of Company
D. each delivered an address at the M. E.
Church. They were listened to- with much
attention.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

NEWARK N. j. March 3l.-Mr. Benson,
OF Hudson, introduced in the Legislature a
bill TO repeal the chatter Of the Delaware
Bay Railroad
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VErERANs.-A Pennsylvania regiment o
veterans passed our city yesterday on
steamer bound for Pittsburg.
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New YoRK, March 30 Commodore Rad
ford has been orderrd to the command o
the mammoth iron clad, Puritan.
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Joshua Burnley, Administrator Of PIN Chancety-
the estate Of Robert Alexander,
deceased, and Frank Burlcy and
wife, and Jane A1ne Bni others
heirs az law Of said Robert Alex
ander deceased .N
The object of this suit ia subject the personal
estate unsdn-inistercd in toe hands Of the defend
ant Joshua Buriey, Administrator; and the
real estate OF said R'ber. Alexander deceased, to
the payment Of the Plaintiffs Judgment Lien Of
STA IS 100 with costs and interests, and for the
benefit Of the other creditors Of Robert Alexander,
deceased
The defendants, Isabella Alexander Mary EIz-
abeth Alexander Ella Agnes Alexander, and
Robert William Alexander not having entere
their appearance, and it appearing by attdavit
fled that they not residents Of this State, r.
ordered that they d, appear here within one month
after due publication OF this order and do what
necessary TO protect their interests IN this SUIT
4 copy; testeg H0WSAN BIG9S,
O1paIx for eomIit Clerk.
feb25-d4t-v4t
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of Lougstreet's forces: OdfGttoops are rea-
dy for chem In whatever numbers t6ey pre-
sent themselves. ..-y-gy AZ
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

The First Infantry did not leave here
yesterday for Cumberland as expected. II
is thought it will get Oft this afternoon.
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The WEATHER yesterday was cool and
cloudy, with indications of snow.
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Gold Quotations.

NEW YORK, March 81.
GOLD -Firmer opening at p4, closing quiet and
firm at 65h,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01

RJuhiss, sontass, WOODEN Vests and Ae1andfss q
IN full line Of the above goods lust rscere1 11
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u CHANCERY.

WEST VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
w Clerks oifico OF the Circuit Court for VI ar
shall county for the month of February 1864
Martin 1. Wayman, surviving part
ner of the SEm of Marsh Way
man
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-10

UThc Western Department 81
the Sanitary Commission have made
. report Of their doings from Sepfcm
her l. 1861. TO January /. 1864
They had collected 1921 .O65 II. OF
this only t93,592. Sc has been ap
prepristed to the purchase of supplies.
and the rest was appropriated to de-
fray the expense OF distribution. In
short, Il cnst over two hundred thou
sand dollars r. get little over ninety
thousand dollars worth to the soldiers.
Notwithstanding the Government did
mnch Of the transportation gratis. A
large amount is paid in salaries to
agents. The Eastern Department
have made no re1,crt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-10

UWe havero further intelligence
Of the probable termination or effect
81 Shcrman's raid than We had las
week. He is still progressing slowll
through Georgia.
All 10 quiet around Richmond.
Hood is stili LAYING siege to Nash
vile. with diminishing going on few
miles from the city.
The rebel Forrest. il is rumored. has
crossed the Cumberland on his road
10 invade Kentucky.
The Presidents Message. Of which
we print large extracts today. is the
most peurile, weak and wicked docu-
ment Of the kind. ever sent to an
American Congress.
The rebellion is no nearer suppress.
eed than il was four years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-10

'S'hE uDdsrs'gsed ~,ll v,yc.ed vnA ~.
sonnIv surveyor ~ Daool- c.ur,v =.
~ lsih day Of Dec 1861 20 run H. ,,,..
=" ..'rr'"ir- NE tcsYdsrirs % .~s,,xs.
=. - snd 70. town = -sslL ~ a.. =
~ snieFn-d's's iines ~Hs ~, - -. -
~ eo'"-'s thereof established. psr....
n'eresisd ill phase BE- pr-sess.
y. HARDTRA.
u. a. SUNDERMANN.
nec. ~, fs54-sv
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w undersigned will run S,sae from
Jasper p Loogcosee, for the sccsmmo-
1.'lon O me public oses : week. Issvinr
!asper every Tuesday morning in tine 10
connect with the cars, aDa feturnjns -
Meonesdsy. he will he shsskfsI iov :
share Of public patronage.
ANTONY STEINHAUSER.
nov 26th, 1S64-lv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-10

E.sSs25 Ibe ot.ssie ned respec, q
fully informs the public n
~, - hiss nc~. and will eons,ss,lv kesc
=" hn"c' OF mspniae'vre TO order. al IN
'a'ss' ana mos' fashionable varieties OF Pr
n'ufe' such - Wardrobe, Buresus. R-d-
s'rso'' I-S'es. Lvunges. end large ssscr,.
mem ~ chsirs. Of The bss, STYLES. h -.
speeuo'iv invites those desiring anything Il
n's nne. 70 CAL end exsmins his csscL n.
ore purchasing elsewhere. % he 4 cons.
'en' ~ can please them. q his shou On IN.
'ofnsr OF Newton and PcnereviIIs s,,sss.
~. JACOB ALLIES.
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~ MONTH--Agents wan,ed y NJ,
~ = Sewisg Machines. We 81, ~"
: commission or ~ machines soId. !, 800 sn
p'oy agents who will work fos a. 49,
wsgrs and I'll expenses psid naa .o.
Y 2 hrRRIsroH. & Co., Detroit. Mich.
Dec. 10Th, Iss4-6s
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TN crts'gn-d will proceed with ~
rruniy surveyor ~ Dubois eoup,v 81
ne - p d'y ~ Dec. 1854. 70 ,up ~ In.
~, =. a-'esmi"s tho eocndarie. o. section yo.
~. tD~s } norA ~ rspgs 3 west.
~ 'n's''oed's'e lines will si.o b rsn : nd
nc e"'n-rs thereof established ps,...s
interested will piesss - present.
j. n. RIDDLE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NJ Hersoy yIveh That viii ee ID
~ - public suction, 90
TUESDAY. Decembev eGh, lye<.
- me Iste residence Of George BRIDE bach.
ists o. Dubois County, deceased, I'll hie
persona property, not taken ~ the widow.
consisting Of horses. hogs, ca,lIs, sheen.
wheat, corn. hay. farming Implements.
and kitchen furnifuse. &C., &c.
Terms-A credit OF twelve nonths will
pc given on ell sums over three doIlsrs, ,he
purchaser giving his note wilh approved q.
curly, waving valuation and apprsisemsnt
avs oesring interest from date; under IS
,ssh In hand.
ADAM SCHNARR, sda'r.
Nov. 26th. 18C4-3ws
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
MICE y hereby given that ! will ssl
~ 81 pubic suction, on

~ D'icn hereby given that / will sell
- - pubic suction, on
TUESDAY. December s7sh, 1864.
81 ne '.te se-'de nee VI Frsderick Thu,..~
'a'e - Duoo's county. dseessed, al ~
PERSONS proprriy, not tsk-n ~ Tho widov.
consisting two cows. carpenter took. ~ . n
"e sripnens. wheat Tan sppuA fuse, : ~
o. ~ s'nds q . ssosed lumber. house MIA
ssa kneheh furniture. &c. &c
irrhs- credr ~ twelve month"; IN
% gwen on sums over ,hres dollar. N.
'u'.hsser giving fis hole With spp,cv.d -
10y waving vsiusiiop asJ superintendent
avs. oesrins inter-st rom date: uns., ~
;ssa In hssd -
- !. william BRETT. 81. .s..r
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Fellow. citissns Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives.
Again the blessisgs Of health and sbun-
dsns hsrvsss claim our profousdest gratitude
20 Almighty God.
0UR FeREI0H RELATIONS.
The eonditios Of our foreign affairs IL
reasonably satisfactory.
Nbssis-A Gusbost Vented
O6ciaI correspondents hss been freely
opened vith LIbsis. and II gives % pleas
Ing SSs~ Of social and pelitics: psoeress In
thst Republic. Il may b. expected 10 de-
rive nsv vigos from American influence.
improved b. The rapid dissppesrsnce Of
s'svsry 10 the United States. soIici, your
authority 70 furnish the repsbIc gunboat
q moderate cost. 70 b Reimbursed 10 the T.
Unised 6ssses By issssIInouts. Sueh We.
81 y seeded IA The ssfsiy Of that State. .
sgsiust The native Africss races. md 10 Ii. N
brsisn hsnds 4 vosld 30 more effective In y
srestipg the African slsvs-issds then IL"
squadron 10 or own hssds. The posses- y
sios ~ the Iesss osesnizad navel force would y
stimulate generous ambition Ia she re pub. =
'le' end the confidence which - should =
mssifess By fusulshisg Il. would wIs Tor. III
'esrsses sod favor toward The colony. from -
III civilized naiieus. %
The Overload TsIsevssh. -
The proposed overhead telegraph. between "a
laer'es end Europe. bv the Wy Of Bsh. ps'
isgs Straits and Asissic Rsssis, which 80 sm
snesiossd b Congress q The ls~ session. ~
- been undertaken. Under very favorable en-
i'eomssssces, b. % association Of Ameri- 'of
% eitissss. with the cordial GOODWILL and Vol
'pport g veil Of shis Government a. Of "e
'oss Of Great Britain snd Rsssis. 20
Opsaieg Of Blsetadsd Porte to Tssde. s"'
The posts q Norfolk. Fsrasndins end 80
sssseo's have bees opened b. procIsns. ne
=. Il e hoped that fossigs merchants ! 80
Y noe consider whether Il Il not ssfsr '0n
q more profitable TO iheassIvss q veil s.se
justice 10 The United Ssasss. 70 resort 10 sov'
- snd other open ports. than Il Is 70 our. .e''
sasouen many hazards and Z vast cost 49,
osrsbsed sv.Ss id 49,. ....- 800 they
closed, y not By actual military occu. vac
''os' g lssss BY lawful and effective
,cka6o. -.
AeusRy O Bobs' Emissariss. Isnti,
sm'sssnss have been nsithersn 1
seuoos sos more successful, during with
10 ysss. than they we're before that no,w
=. 10 their sfEons. under favor of ,hssIfrom
'lsgs. 70 snsscil our country 10 foreign sod i
I. - oss'se ed determination Of the the "a
'i'iss States % defeat that design ere miles
m aacsse as- and cen not 0msh
nsss sssosst thsu-oors. Nevertheless local,
'sssess political difficulties have arisen. lpis \.
se's'Iy q Brssilisa ssd British por,s. van.
90 - aoshern boundary Of the Unitesiu NJ,
- which have required, and are likely TIE
oaunas % require. the practice or con- OH. a
y vigilance. sod jpst and conciliasorv Of Jur
" % he part q tho Uai,sd States, q colder
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given ,bst ~. .,d.,
signed has been appointed sdminjs,ra.
-, o. ne essste 81 Frederick Thvrssw-
'a's o. Duboi' comfy, deceased. Said =.
late 70 supposed 70 BE- solvent.
WILLIAM BRETT, Sent adn,.
Dec 3d. Is64-3~.
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ls1osce 90 bridge Huilders
oIicE = hereby given H., ,hs u,a.,
signed, commissioner. viii LEI oas :,
pubic ouicry. :, the door 81 ~. Co., ~ ~. :
10 jasper, On :" 10 Ooo" House.
. i. MONDAY, MONDAY: J,ao.,y q. 1856.
IT, s"a ees, responsible. bidder.
1 49,. 10 building chs woodwork 81
oxa- I.. o ro'oka river. where the
ss.',s y.sprr snd i;on''oebu,e road cros
6rld' bridge. "o"" % brisr-
r,sns snd Specifications may 3. ..eo :,
" crp ,s Ancl'o.'s Office 10 J.sp~r.
1ERiiARD NIEHAUs. C,m'r
December Ion 1894
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TWO GOOIl

- sBLAcKsMrHs
WAITED. AND ONE GOOD WAGON
= mAhLA. A good chop a. owen. :. y
If'rrsours snd Jssper road, viii BE- eom -. 49,
'eu 10 short time. al under one roof ~
S"e o. The best stands IN the couD,,, -
o'esos work for two Blac ksmj,h. sna -.
wsgo" maker. can be had q this poin,
VIZ e''her hire BY The year. and INA -
''"'-h good shop. snda very comfor,shI.
'~e""g icr man wiih q family a.,
".nFs'n-n's vii he .ffersd by calling ~
ndlsns. 10 county.
DC lOh. IS6f-1m
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The Pacific Railroad.

Tns great enterprise or connecting The ~.
Isnsic with the Pacific States bv rsiIv.v.
and telegraph lines. has been entered M.
With vigor ,hat gives assurance or succe..
notwithstanding the enbsnsssmsn,s arising
rom the prevailing high prices Of material.
AID labor. The route Of the main line Of
the road has been definitely located Tor 100
miles westward from the initial point, &C
omshs City. Nebraska, and : preliminary
location Of the PscIic Railroad or C..ifor.
ne has been made from Sacramento. sss,.
Ssrt, 70 the great head Of tie Mucksr Rive,
. Nevada.
There have been added % the pension
10. during the year ending The s0.h a.
! June Iss', 'he names Of 1910 inv.lidi
o'd'srs. and q 27l disabled sesmsn. max.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-05
Fernando Woods Sympathy for
Rebels.

In the debate in the House the other
day, Mr.. Kinney, the member from Utah,
asked:
"When vessels were detained at New
York with arms for the rebels, did not
the gentleman, Mr. Wood telegraph to
the Governor of Georgia that he regret
ed exceedingly that he had not the power
to release these ships?"
Mr. Wood replied by thanking the gen.
tleman for favoring him with an opportu-
nifty to deny, most emphatically and
positively, that there was any foundation
for the accusation other than this name
ly: before the commencement of the re-
belliOn the police of New York stopped
the departure of Savannah steamers,
with merchandise of every character;
not arms, but merchandise. The Gov
ernor of Georgia did telegraph him at a
time when the communication between
the South and New York was uninter-
rupted, and wished to know whether it
was by his order that the merchandise
was stopped an transitu He replied it
was not, and that under the laws of New
York, the police were not responsible to
the Mayor, and that was all"
Now, this seems to be conclusive, but
the following from the New York papers
of January Goth, 1861, will show that
Kinney's charges were erroneous only
in installing the Governor of Georgia
for Senator Toombs, and that Fernando
came quite near telling a deliberate lie:
M1LLEDGEvILLE, Jan. q, 1861.
To HIS Honor, Mayor Wood:
Is it true that any arms intended for
aud consigned to the State of Georgia
have been seized by public authorities
in New York Your answer is impor-
tant to US and to New Y ork Answer at
once. -aHa R. TooMBs
To this the Mayor returned the follow
ing answer:
Hon. Robsrt Toombs, NilledgeUille, Ga. F;
In reply to your dispatch 1 regret to
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-05
A Card from Col. German.
HEADQ'Rs FIRST DISTRICT,
Enhrnaru ID 1854
Editors Journal :

OOA OAA - -Ni AOOA
Editors Journal
The President of the United States
has made an additional call upon the
people for troops for the purpose of bring
ing back to their allegiance, those now
in rebellion against our Government
In case the quotas of the several States
and Districts are not filled by volunteer
ing, the draft will certainly take place on
the 10Th of March next The cavalry
quota of this District is now full, and
no more recruiting for that arm of the
service will be allowed, unless further
ordered For the purpose of filing the
l20th Regiment Indiana Infantry, many
more men are wanting, and as yet
majority of the Counties are beh nd in
their quotas under the last call Unless
those interested take the matter in hand
and use every exertion to send up the
number required, the draft will fall heav
lily, and its effect will be felt for months
to come There are men who can enter
into the service of their country without
material damage to their own interest of
the interest of those dependent upon
them. Let them be urged to take the
field; let the young men come forward
and with strong arms and brave hearts
bear the glorious banner to victory. Vic
tory is certainly ours. Only in order
that the war may be speedily brought TO
successful close, is the call made. The
great advantage in enlisting in new reg
iments, is apparent. They have the priv
ilege of choosing their own officers, and
promotions are sure and rapid, whereas
in the old regiments, the offices and pro-
motions are very slow.
You will confer favor by giving this
a place in your columns and requesting
other papers in the District to copy.
Your obedient servant,
GEO W. GoRMAS,
Comd'g 1st District