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NIORTGASsE sALE.-Wheres Jonh ~
VI. olmsted and Mshala Olmsted. his VILE by the,.
tan mortgage deed bearing date the SECOND ny ~ & ~.
A. D. 1891 and recorded the Recordsrs ouee I'D hnu
the county of La sale. In the state OF lnos on ZIG
enth day OF March A.. isI, In BOOK VI OF ptrus, ~
90 did convey the certain premises ~ saa MOI
and hereinafter mentioned and described 70 tne
ed Lewis Umlsuf to secure the paymen. OF une &
prom note bearing date with said N ueeu
and dollars. pay able the order Of said Lewis .Y
wears the date thereof with interest NJ te rs'e vi h
per cent per ann um. payable annually. - -, .
And whereas IL provided In W
that In OF default In the payned 81 vac sn1 hote
corng TO its ener and effect, the sad LEWIS umiAui
sell the ,sd premises and oil rght snu equ o!
REDEEM pton OF the said John u. ,ussed aud Massa o
,ted their heirs assigns therein 70 me gss oidder
specified in said mortgs=e deed; a, =, 81, a..
And default has been made N the 81 the
rnfri..1ry note ard there r-mains due and pays
Be thereon the whole Of the rrn-trs sun thereof and IN
l-., ~ s-rDn nom tie second uay 90 NArrh A. d ls
Now therefore, puslc nsuce sherrhy given that LEV
mauI the undersigned under Asc by virtue OF Inc pow
m and Authority by tive said mortgage coed upon me
a such ortr thereof conferred, Will AZ two O'Clock
N on Frisy the sixth day " June D. lSt ~ the norm
deor OF the County Hossc In the city OF Ottawa ~
tie ounty OF Sale and .Ars Of Illinois by pnoe avg
tn ~ me HIGHEST, and best bidder cash. sell the SAID
r,orgarr preses being the following, to Wit; lots
annie ed seven eight nine and ten In Block nnnusl
ii rhteru in Green. Adat0n to The city OF ottawa t
county OF Ia sale state Of Illinois. Win AZ eul1hEs
Sod provsments thereon. and all she right ute lnter~
80 .ffv 81 re,-urso1 Of the said John y onste anu
OF the said Naha Olu ssc his vile tsI hrir, az
therein. LE"ia st-sA....
Z Patel NAFcn -, tSs.tt ho7gASee'
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uATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye the best IN the D1i. The only
True and Perfect Dye Harmless Reliable Instantaneous
10 disappointment ridiculous tnts or unpleasant odOr
Remedies IN effects OF bad dyes and washes, Produces
MNEDIATYLY splendid Black natural Brown leaves the
AIR clean SoG J-lUf. Tbs genuine signed w A. Batch
Tor. Sold by all druggists. CHAS. BATCHELOR,
Nov. ls,'T3-ly Proprietor. n. y.
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Interesting TO those who are Afflicted with
Chronic Diseases.

For there for you, although may have tried IN
vain heretofore and failed to get relief; but you will Ind
it'll you come to DIR. J. WARD. You will not be dIsap
posed finding that which you have sought after so long
-H~ blessing OF hsalth restored
DR. J. WARD Is now permanently located In Ottawa.
ONCE up stairs over r. GreSgs Millinery Store Main St.
Ottawa Ills. J. WARD, al. d.
ottawa Luna lisp.
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CA-TOtIA /, more than substitute for Castor
Oil , the only a article IN existence which is certain
to as,uae the food regulate the bowels cure wind coc
and produce natural sleep It contains neither minerals.
morphine or alcohol and Is pleasant TO take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest le5lj-6nos
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Ottawa Wholesale Market,

As reported by RALE BROS, Wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS No. 10 La sale street.
OTTAWA, Mar. 81, Isl"
We make but few changes in our market to-
day. Eggs are lower and very plenty at IL &C..
Cheese is higher and scarce. Corn and oats, but
little coming. No other special changes We
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DR.. y. B. WALKER,
.Oculis t and Auri5t
Who has ,,ractIced in this city since 500,
may be Consulted
AT THE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
On the FIRST SATURDAY III Each Month.
As follows:

Al ali other times this Is the only pacah visits proies
sonslly) lie may be found at Chicago.
WEST SIDE OFPIOEg45 West Madison St, from 10 AM TO
I p. NJ. Sundays from II A. NJ. to l p. VI.
SOUTH SIDE OFFICE AT REsIDESCENo.6 90 Twenty third
81 be Frairie and Calumet Avenues from to
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Thomas Larkn, Police Magistrate, -
V h Weeks, ao
George Spencer ~
Peter Miller Alderman -
j r Cunningham, ~
Scattering,
d + Hit, Dir. of Board Of Education, -
Scattering,
RECAPlTULATION.
IL X Boyle, for Mayor, lu1s
Thomas Larl,in, Police Magistrate 2t1
V b Weeks, -E
George Spencer, ~
On motion Of Carey, the following parties
were declared duly elected to their respective
Offices they having received majority of all the
votes cast at the municipal election held March
l1th, 1873:
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POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Thomas Larkin Uo fill yacancyJ
ALDERMEN
Joseph Stout-First ward.
T. II Smith--SccOnd ward,
w II Carcy--Third ward
VIM Stormont tshort erml-Fourth ward
! FIG King-FOurth ward
| Charles II llook-Fiih ward
| p II Conn0rs-SlNth ward.
Peter Millcr--SCyenth ward.
pRFtoToRs OF ARD ~ EDUCATION.
George Marllc--First ward
VIM Cullen-StCond ward
Il + Dycr-Ihird ward.
Thomas d. Catlin-FuUrth ward
VI Macrhollcr-Fifth ward.
John Nash-SiNth ward.
DE- lIitt-Scycnth ward.
The oath of Office was administered 70 the
Mayor aud Aldermen elect by \, d; smith jus
ticc of the Peace and they took their seats "N
members Of the city Council
Mayor BOYLE announced the appointment oi
standing committees rs follows:
On Streets and Allcys-Cary, Phelps Miller.
On Local ,es-mcnts-Rcdmond, Miller ana
King.
on Laws aud Ordnanccs-Mattcs, Smith and
on Financc-Smith. Stout and Cary,
On Public Hcalth--Stout, Stormont and Con
nOrs
On Fire Experimentation, Mates and Red
mond.
ON Gas and Gas Lights--IIook, McGinnis and
Fields.
on Police cGinnis Phelps and Dean.
On Scwcragc-Stormont, Miller and Dean.
On License-ConnOrs, Fields and Hook.
The Mayor appointed the following officers:
City Clcrk-,Ioscph Courtney.
CITY Marshal-Jlistus Harris.
City Trcasurcr-E Allen.
Supervisor of Strcets-Wm Norris.
City Assessor-William Easton.
City Collector-Patrick Ryan.
City Surycyor-RobeTt Wilson
Health Oniccr-Dr J Hathaway
Chief Engineer Of Fire Dcpartmcnt-MaIh
Duffy
Asst. Chief Engineer of Fire Department
Henry Wolfe.
All Of which appointments were confirmed by
he unanimous vote Of the Council.
On notion the following bills were referred to
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REWARD.

For any case OF Bind, Bleeding,
Itching or liberated Piles that
DE BTNe's PILE REMEDY falls 10
cure. Il 10 prepared expressly 10
cure the piles. and notMpg else
sold by all Druggists. Price VI.
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no <ENT-A Dwelling House and Sixty-th-e-
Acres OF Land, not qHiIe three miles IRON the Court
oase The land fertile and In excellent order and under
ood fence beautifully situated the north bank Of the
Illinois west OF Ottawa. good barn. stable orchard and
well on the premises and good cellar To tile house Apply
70 Wm II. Nyealt tho adjoining property. -
J.npary / is7s-eoEif THOMAS BASSNETT.
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INSTRUMENTAL music,

Pieces marked thus have picture titles
Any piece mailed postpaid, on receipt OF marked price
Address,
j. L. PETERS,
500 Broadway, Now York.
March S-5w
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IOWA LA NDS.-The undersigned are agents Tor
srgs tract Of valuable land, both improved ara M
Missouri AL business entrusted 70 Us will b attended 10
with uromptness md nGay. We Keep team 20 show sad
Creston. Iowa
Eor any frr her Information Apply RiciarJ Thorue
OTTAWA us. llzuch = IS12-I
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BILLS ORDERED PAID.

Dn MOTION, the tOuhcll proceeded 10 canvass
election returns.
On motion, the Mayor appointed Cary and
Mates tcilcrs in canvassing the election returns
of the municipal election held March l7th for
thc lection of Mayor, Police Magistrate, AL
dcru.u and Directors of the Board of Educa.
ton ot the city Of Ottawa.
Result of the canvass
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suffered with CArARRH thirty yess. and cured by
simple remedy VIII send receipt postage free 10 all sfc
ted. Rev. I. J. MEAD, Drawer lso, syracuse. N. \.
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AGENTS, A RARE CHANCE!

We will paw all Agents $40 per week who will
with Everything furnished and expenses
PAID Address A. COULTER & CO.,
Charlotte. Mich.
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HORRIBLEl

NJDNE\r Myis Rapidly with Stencil & Key Checs
vi ~ ~ IL Outfits. Catalogues and full particulars
FREE. :. NJ SPENCER, III Hanover ST., Boston.
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Carriages at 1nus
Low Prices.
UNDERTAKING.

They have in stock and will constantly keep large
sormprt of Metallic Burial Caskets and Plain Collins
at very low rates good Hearse for city Orconntry.
Ottawa, March Is, 1873 RUSSELL & son.
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March g. 5v
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EVERY CoRNET BAND

eed. Respectable employment at home day or evening
capital required full Instructions and valuable package
Of goods sent fee by mail Address with six cent return
stamp, ". YOUNG CO., Is Certandt 81, N. Y.
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special 4utirrs.

lE.si,EGlh.n7x1
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
THE FEELING IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 81, 1873.
Governor Smith, of this State, upon being asked
to give his views about the Cuban difficulties de-
clined doing so on the ground that the complica-
tions with Spain are not sufficiently developed
to authorize the expression OF his opinion.
Alexander II. stephens, the new Member OF Con-
gress from this district, who Is en- route to the
national capital to take his seat after absence
OF fourteen years in the United States Congress,
upon being interviewed says he is for the acquisi-
ton OF Cuba Immediately. He considers the vir-
glnius butchery the greatest and bloodiest massa-
ere OF modern times. There Is nothing analogous
I'll Dorado during the administration OF President
Pierce, at which time he desired that the United
states should take possession OF Cuba. He IS OF the
opinion that the present crippled government OF
Spain Will oner every apology Tor the indtgnity aud
insult offered TO our nag, and will place herself IN
his neignbor's sheep. She Will simply say. "lnI
unable to restrain my volunteers, and you must
deal with them as. you piease.n
Mr. Stephens Is in favor OF the government IN
medlately suspendlng the neutrality laws; ana na
thinks II this IS done large and powerful iorcS
OF American soldiers would land upon the sland no
In few days that all Spanish opposition wouu 70
ag once overcome aud the peaceiu
QUESTION OF Cuba would be speouIy seouavu. nn.
He says 1t IL desirable ior more Ieasons
than one that Cuba snouta StatesNsressons 9e thar
are natent ro every American statesman ~ cOnciu.
sion he sad that such m0veulent on ouoa wvu,1
now fmrn,sh common ground for all Tue people OF
the United States TO stand upon anu ~ wvuw Gs
oniv reooncile all party diferences,. put would,
Saa and break up all sectional aninositles Eortn
aud' nud sonth Mr. stephens VIII leave Tor washing
l ton in a few days.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

q just limit. We place it where reason and ex-
perlence dictate 10 US.
Concerning the personality of Varona, IL Is wei
known that In Jamaica he rode ana walked through
the streets IN the elegant uniform oil O general
a UNIFORM That, with the arms and ammunition,
ought 10 90 to the bottom OF the sea. The steamer
Nlrginius, that pratical DarE-that bark winch
brought 10 our shore a squadron OF incendlaries-
4 which brought arms to those who are always ready
/, to nee, carried the American banner. l need not
comment on this incident.
Joseph Fry, who was captain or the Vlrginius
sAs finally declared that he knew that the cargo
which had been confided 10 him consisted OF arms,
ammunition and material OF war; that he knew
shore, but he sought q good business and was
largely rewarded; that he knew the DANGERS but
believed the probabilities OF success greater than
those Of failure.
The tribunals OF justice as we'll az the or
dnary council Of war OF the marine were
moved by the greatest activity, and as In
the persons OF Varona, Cespedes. Jesus del
Sol and Ryan nothing more than fdentin-
cation was necessary, as their multiplied
derehctIons on previous occasions were already
known, they were last night placed In the
Capllia, and at seven O'Clock this morning they
suffered The extreme penalty, In strict compliance
with law. They suffered their just punishment
with q certain serenity, exemplifying In no one
more force OF heart than in Ryan.
The tribunals continue III their delicate mission
all those who insist sustaining war so unjusti-
fable, whether already here, with arms in their
hands, in foreign country or engaged in any
character OF machinatiOns. Hf
approve OF this occasion to offer you my sincere
esteem. #ftH
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

the sentence was complied with. also REM tied
you copies OF the cynical documents which they
sent to the superior authority OF the department.
before gong out to their execution
Other copies will let you sec the questions which
said authority mas had with certain foreign
representative. The Virginius will go out anoat
between to-day and tomorrow, and soon she VIII
be ready to be second Tornado II this were
necessary.
An attempt has been made to circulate the re-
port that said ship had her papers clear and In
form. This Is false; Tor she had roll, on, better
said. simple list with supposittious names the
most part. See. now, what documents every ship
should have which goes according TO rule. and in
which the most insignificant incident even in the
change Of course should be noted, and all that the
steamer yirginius lacked viii be conprenended.
The day alter to-morrow the BG,,derd Espafiotd
Will publish an article making known tho want OF
maritime documents which the marine authorities
have iound In their Investigations.
In case 1t be wished TO raise any calumny about
the ages OF those who were shot, tell you that all
Spanish laws, and that the youngest, herminio
Quesada testified and signed that he had COM
pleted that age on The 4th OF October last.
A rare coincidence. the marine prosecutor, Don
Jose Maria Autian, first class lieutenant OF the
navy and commander OF the gunooat lsla de
as well as very many other onicers OF the army
who serve in dinereDt parts.
Another, the house OF Major Arana--prosecutor
OF those who were tried on shore-was set on fire
in the night, wherein the II were placed in the
chaplaln's hands; but IL was soon extingulshed,
and there was no more damage than the Inght and
genel al alarm or the town.
With pride and fun OF satisfaction l can assure
you tnat have not seen during my liie IN similar
contingencies, more cordially good sense, more
respect and more silence than was observed by the
inhabitants OF TINS town. Even the loyal span
iards wno, with arms in their hands, wish lor and
ask in silence the administration OF justice, which
is so necessary are possessed OF that noble sentl
ment-child OF our love OF nationality-oniy known
10 great souls, ot seeing the necessity OF sping
Dlood which, although our enemies Will oeny, II
Spanish blood.
am certainly snre that, disposed such as they
are, to push their Efforts moral and matetial and
TO render a just tribute TO our country, defending
It's integrity even TO losing the last drop OF their
blood, they abound in wishes, emanatiug from chiv
arousness that this lesson, severe as 1t is just,
given to our enemies Will serve so that the fields
about this city shall not be seen newly stained
with blood, and so that we may enter into an era
OF peace, prosperity and greatness. repeat my
sell yours, sincerely, &C., &c., *+****.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
BURRIEL'S DEFENCE.
The Spanish Story of the
virginius Massacre.
ALFARO'S OFFER FOR HIS LIFE
The Correspondence Between General Bnrriel
and the American Vice Consul.

We are indebted to Mr.. Ferrer de Couto, editor
OF Et Crontsto the Spanish organ in this city, for
advance proofs OF the following letters from San
tiago de Cuba which were inspired, II not written,
by General Burrel himself as E Cronista init
mates in the introduction. The accompanying
correspondence between General Burriel and the
American Vice Consul Schmitt as well as the
British Vice Consul and naval commander pre-
sents some additional facts OF the highest impor
tance. The letter OF Pedro dc Afaro Offering 10
veal the plans OF the insurgents in order to save
his life contradicts the story that he offered
sl,ooo,ooo If he we're exempted from the doom OF
the other prisoners.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
THE DEATH DOOMED SPEAK.

Alfaro's Letter to General Burriel
Offering His Secrets for His Life.
To His Excellency Senior Brigadier Don JUAN N.
BURRIRL, commanding General OF San tiago ue
Cuba:-
YOUR EXCELLENCY-In the name Of humanity
and respect to civilization, horrfed by the terrible
ana sanguinary scenes OF lratricdal war; and
comprehending the inutllity OF continuing for a
longer time conflict in which has been sacrificed
the most generous blood that has taken
part IN 1t, / have determined to open my
voice, not only to desist completely in assisting
the cause Of the Cuban insurrection, but to work
for the restoration Of the tranquility OF this soil
under the dominion OF spain. employing all my
influence with the principal personages Of the In
surrection to that end. He who subscrioes is the
private secretary OF General Quesada, who Is the
actual agent OF the Cupans abroad. ana VINO Is
compromised to exercise all his influence with that
Chief to accomplish this end. Moreover, in his
character as sucn he has in his hand secrets of
some Importance which he will reveal whenever
Your Excelency viii give him the opportunity.
concede lie to the passengers and OF the Vir
glnius among waom is myself. Tne lev moments
have at my disposition prevent my detailing the
revelations which refer TO future operations which
have already been accomplished and some nego-
tatlons with the government OF the United States
and BubornatlOn OF American employees. simple
audience OF half an hour will satisfy Your Excel
lency. PEDRO +. ALFARO.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. I, 1879. tAn
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
HOB0KEH Fer WAR.

Despite the numerous army OF decayed youths,
milk d-water patriots and broken down polti-
clans for which Hoboken is famous there is never
theless, a lair amount Of blood and muscle in that
city, which only awaits the tocsin blast to be reused
to energetic action against the degenerated pha-
lanxes of CASTLE. All the military men and hundreds
OF others are spelling Tor fgat in the shambles OF
the no longer Faithful lse.n Captain Aldoretta,
one OF the police officers says ne can raise com
police, thinks that the name OF Hoboken volun-
teers would be legion in the event OF CRISIS
There are some, OF course, who, with that Obsti-
nate oogmatism OF limited culture, take sides with
SPAIN and glory as much In her present decrep-
her oil such bright Statesmen n is. happily. small.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
@ u 3 A.
CONTINUED FROM E
PAGE.

dncd In company with a select party including
Governor Ward and senator Frelinghuysen ABOUT
a quarter to nine O'Clock ne was escorted 70 the
Industrial Exhibitiop where had gathered the
largest assembage yet witnessed In the BUILDING
probably not less than 1000 persons, one-nal
being OF the pentler sex. The appearance OF the
war-staned veteran, distinguished by ms gene
ral's shoulder straps and double-breasted rock
coat was the signal for cheerlnp and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. After being suf9ed through
the main part OF the building, the General was es
corted to the directors room where ne had TO go
through the
REGULATION HANDsHAKING
to an immense crowd or persons. He passed the
nlght at Mr.. Halsey's. To-day he will make a
quiet visit to the Rink and see what is 70 be seen.
The General was extremely generous in his com
plfments about Newark and its attractions, but
extremely retlcent regarding his views OF matters
now absorbing the attention OF the entire country.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
THE MORMoNs FOR WAR.

SALT LAKE Utah, Nov. 21, 1873
An immense meeting was held at the City Hall
fo-night in regard to the Cuban atrocity Speeches
were made by the principal citizens, Mormons and
Gentiles, and intense feeling was manifested
against the Spanish officials in Cuba. The unan-
nous expression OF the meeting was for speedy
vindication OF the American nag.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
VOLUNTEERING AT LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. q, 1873.
Captain stringer, late OF the volunteers. asks tne
Governor to issue commission for enlsting ouDan
vnI l + F +.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
Vice Consul Of the United States.
Letter from General Burricl to the
American Consul.

Letter from General Burricl to the
American Consul.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE EASTERN DEPARTNESrl
THE ISLE OF CUBA.
have received two communications OF yours,
one OF this date and the other OF yesterday, the
first nquiring II 1t is true that telegram directed
by you to the Consul OF the United States at King
ston, Jamaica asking information concerning the
nationality OF the steamer virginius, cap
tured on the high seas as pirate
by the Spanish man-oi-war Tornado was
detained by my order. In my desire to
respond duly to the exquisite zeal you have de-
monstrated in this matter, / should have answered
your comm unication at once: hut, as received 1t
at time when l had devoted myself ex-
clustyely to matters Of serious moment
during days Of festyty yorn n .ny,I which .,o oil
selves to meditation upon the divine mysteries
and TO the commemoration of All Souls day, as
gagged in their usual secular avocations, 1t has not
been possible until the early hours OF the morning
TO comply with your requests, as was my desire TO
10 answer you, have to manifest to you, al
though 1t is painful for me TO do go that gave the
order to which you refer for the detention of your
telegram TO the chief OF the telegraph station, III
virtue OF the faculties which are conceded to me
service In the island. Respecting the first OF those
two communications, which was received yester-
day, and in which i,,,.y you express surprise iris
you mad not been called to the prison or notified
of the capture OF the piratcal vessel which, as you
and expressing further your interest in reference
to number OF citizens Of your country, referring,
without doubt, to those who are called passengers
OF the virginius-I take pleasure in answering thai
cannot conceive the strangeness yor
attribute to the fact that you had not
the as receipt Of sns one
the other communication. AS for the circum
| stances which prevented an earlier response,
| have already indicated them. In regard to youi
| surprise at not having received notification, re-
| gret much that II should have caused you the un
easiness which you manifest, for, although tne
virginius navgatcd with the American colors-a
phrase not very intelligibe to me-supposing now
ever, that you intended to say that sne nar,, n
you fepressn., ana the American colors e{s xss, m
such " that sense. a atIoqs ele .lsy1a RYass
tated IN both cohtlnents p ne .,s 1Jt" me- 70 repy
| that for my part am unable TO decide upoh ns sne
| act of notification which you desire. IN the nIsS
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
THE WAR FEELING IN SAN FRAN
CISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21, 1873.
The news from Spain creates intense excitement
here. 1t Is reported that 200 veterans OF the late
war have signed the roll Of volunteers 70 90 to
Cuba IN the event oi way. -