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Demostraciones patriotIcas

De todas parties de la Peninsula vienen no.
ticias de suscripciones pstri6ticas y fanciones
de teatro y de toros con ell propio objeto; los
ohreros contrlbuyen con parte de aus jornales,
Ell episcopado ell olero levantan fondos para
la obra nacional. EI Daque d. Versgua ha
regalaao un maguifco toro para la corrida del
domingo, y hubiera dado los seis, sino fuera
porque otros ganaderos quieren contrlbuir Ell
igual forma Los toreros traba jaran de valde.
La comisi6n nacionsl formada para recau-
dsr donativos, hs recibdo telegramas de apoyo
de casi todoa los aloaldes de lag Camarss de
Comercio de la Naci6n. Centen ares de cspi
tsnes pilotos de la marina mercante ofrecen
"a el corso diez barcos de 500 topeladas; en- "a
rsgoza Sc organiza una funcion teatral para la
que Sc venden los palcos 1000 pesetas; Ia
Dpataoi6n Provincial de Leon envfa 100000
peaetas.
Ell Malaga SO ha puesto al frente del mo
vimiento pbtriotico el obispo: todos los en-
pleados contribuyen con un dia de haber, y los
j6venes de las mejores familiss estan organi-
zaudo uu oont;nge nts armada.
En- Bargos promote ser cusntioso ell re-.
sultado ds la suscripcion que fomenta toda
la prensa unida. En- Vallsdolid, ell Carde-
nal Cascaj jares insta los feles que asistan
81 domingo la Catedral donde hara un SER
mon pstri6tico. Los Padres de ia ciudad (?)
del Ferrol ofrecen $50 600 pesetas para el case
de que estsl!e la guerra la villa de Trujillo
costeara tres canones de grueso calibre.
Tales con algunas de las miles de ofertss
que lueven de tcdas parties que demuestrsn
ell entusa5mo de Espsia por acudir en- defen
ga de Ia honra nscional.
eLss Novedsdes de Nueva VI ork J
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EMcENhN7A Informes sobre carreras pre-
-"o I"h"-n paraoi6n pars las mismss, espe'
cialmente para las cientf6cas que Sc cursan en-
ell extranjero. Estudios de l. as ense-
hanza de ampliaci6n. Lenguas vivaa. MI
nero de asiguaturas, horas precios conven.
cionales. Don Eugenio T. Iglesias, A. B.,
INSTRUCTOR que fue del eFireside,, club y
aecci6n de la Verem. fir Volhsacoh de la ciu
dad de Leipzig en- Alemapia, Ex Literari Lea
der del Victoria Club for English Conversa'
ti6n de aquella misma ciudad. miembro que
tambi9n fue por varios afos de Ia facultad del
iSauyeur College Of Languages en- los Estsdos
Unidos de Ia America del Norte, "Teacher" de
la de Peifer's School Of Languages de la ciu-
dad de Boston, Especial Student. del Mass
Institute Of Technology departamento eElec-
trical Engineering, Luna, 4a.-san Juan
Puerto Rico. l5-l5
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LOS NOVIOS
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBLEs
RAFAEL. ,MARGARiDA
S. en- G.
8 3-FORTALEZA =

43 3-FORIALELA - 43
Sc venden aIquilan mueb!es en- condioio
mes ventaiosas
- La casa banquers de los slhcres Roses
Compsnfs, de Arecibo, sc ha snscrito con
Ia cantidad de diez mil pesos para la suscrip
ci6n nacioDal y 9! ayuntamiento con mil pesos
W@Los i!timos modelos lie los gemelos de
arga vista para mar terra &c acaban de reob;r
en- Ia aereiitsda Joyerfs de Tinaud. Sou igua!es
4 los que usa eli ejercito en- Europa Sc venien
& 25 pesos par. Tambi6n ha jegsdo IN nuavo
surtido de lentes espejuelos de GRO nikeI
con cristales de roca, que venien garsntiza
dos. ID
-. De nuestro oorres ponsal en- Gusyama:
ePor aquf na'iie Sc ocupa de otra cosa
que del confct> hispano yal kee. La asooia
ci6n de Ia Cruz Roia Sc reunio ell % y tom6
varios acuerdos de suna importsncis. FL
cuerpo de Bomheros ofree6 Gus servicios al
Gobierno per medic del alealde. Aver, "a,
una expi9naiia manifestation compuests de
toias las classes de Ia sociedad, sin distinction
de ideas polfticas, los acordes de la 'Bo.
rinqueias otros himnoa patri6ticos ejeenta.
dos por la banda de bomberos y voiuntarios,
recorrid tods ls pobIaci6n en- son de protesta
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La EXPOSITION Universal
Establecimiento de tejidos y novedades
situado en- Ell misuo local que ocup6
don Avelino Elizalde
assam FRANCISCO-43

Acaba de abrir .sus puertas al pdbico este
espacuso y elcgante establecimento, primero
en- su Glaze con an complete y variadfsimo sur.
lido dc tejidos en- general, encontrandose en- el
desde Ia tela mas modesto la mas RIGA. AIDE.
mas cuenta con in6nidad dc artfculos propios
de su ramo, todos de alta noyedad fantasia
Riqufsimss cortiDas sobrecamas de pupto.
Colchonetss do seda y de aIgodou. Gran va
riedad en- camas de hero y colchonea. Enca
jes fnfsimos. 1iras borda1as.: Paraguas y
sombrillas. Mantillas dc blondas. Pelache
de todos colores Camisetss, medias J calceti.
nes de hilo a1goddn. Medias de seds Guam
tes, corbatas. Finfsimas museliuas de hiIo,
crespones, cintas, etc. Los precios eeran una
verdadera baratura. Percales 7 muselinas f.
nae, nansus, satenes, velo de religosa y otros
muchos a,tfculos, desde 8 centavos vara en-
adelante. Quien visite el establecimiento sal
drA ,ompIacido. visitar, pues, La Eaposi-
ci6n Universal 15-l5
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cinnunnfa amos de exito. Son la mejor ga.
e'"'a'"'u rantfs que puede exigir ell pablico
para probar que no tiene rival ell tricofero Pa.
dr5 preparado por su successor ell doctor Jimeno,
de Barcelona, Superior todos los tdncos, 10
clones = regensdores del cabello. Diez veces
positivamente meior que las aguas de Quina =
Triooferos amercanos, fortalece hace crecer
el pelo, quita la caspa, evita las csnas enfer.
medades de la cabeza. Las personas que deseen
tan importsnte especffco pueden soiicitaro en-
Ell establecimiento de Jose Maria Suarez, For.
taleza Ss en- la fsrmacia Duran. Agente ex.
elusive su toda la isla del sin igual eTric6fero
Padr6., Jtime Pad,6 Cnmpos. 45-9
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Art. 70. Los iueoe. tsndyko al term

Art. 10. Los jueoes tendrkn el term
De veinte y cuatro hoias para diotar las pro-
denoas interooutorias.
Contra elias no Sc admitirsn mas reours&
que el de reposic6n y apelaoidn subsidiary
interpuesto dentro de segundo dfa. La apelsl
cidn solo SO admitirA en- I'm efecto. para su,
tanciarla Sc esperara & que 90 remitan los aut v
Ia Audienoia en- consulta do Ia sentencia a Y
initiva. Contra las providencias denegatori
dc pruebs, no Sc ds reourso sgano; pero
parte agravada debera formulsr, ante 81 infe:
rior, la protesta para que, reproducida 80 pc.
tic6n en- la seganda instancia, pueda recaer
decision sobre ella.
(ConcluirA msiiana
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Irforee ,nfo & las familia. En- casa de los
'"'V's'uh'' =ehcres Luiha Heriranos, en- el
Colmado de Cerecedo Hermanos se deta.
liza a! precio de cusrenta centavos la media bo.
tella del exqaieto extracto de cafe tan it'll J
c6nodo en- toda casa de familis pues, con solo
una cucharada en- una taxa de leohe Sc obtiene
un rico puro cafe. Para tomarlo puro, p6nga.
re dob.e can,idad. Probad Oh convencereis.
1T
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Comida la carta todas horas del dfa y
de la noche. Sc sirven cantinas domicilio
sc admiten abonados. Sc reciben 6rdeDes para
comidas extraordinarias. Vinos licores fnos.
--Sus aotivos propietarios, Cipriano Santos y
Companfa, conocedores del ofeio, hacen cuanto
es possible por complacer su numerosa alien
tela. l5-l2
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contra los Estados Unidos. Sc pronunciaron
disoursos pstr6ticos. El pueblo entusiasmado
dsba constantes vivas los orsdores, Espa'
ma, al Rey, q las autoridades todas, y mueras
los yankees. Fl oomsndante militar ha he
cho un llamamiento para formar una gaerrills
compuesta de cincuenta hombres.
H~ABASTO PUBLICO.-I.a carne de
res, se expendera mafiana an eata capital 2s
centavos el kilo.
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posss oa cssss8o ossassne: :''ss'; 81 o.sr.ss DE "a;
poeta y festive escritor don Jose Maria Monge
(Justo Derecho). un tomo de 423 paginas IN
prologo de don Nicanor Bolet Peraza en- papel
satlnado superior, sc vende l peso so centa-
vos ell cjemplar en- las librerfas de los seilores
L. Solo Compahia, don Francisco j. Mar
xnach y ;Ion B. +. Sanjurp Vidal y en- esta
Redacci6n p
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Coc emana v,ss Es' essss ssshs s,1, hard ss.s,
y Guayama, desde ell dfa 6 del corriente, salien-
do de aquf los MARTES, JUEVES y SABA
DO, q las aiete de Ia msiiana, = de Guayama
los LUNEs, MERCEDES y VIERNEs, 8 la
msma hora.-P ECIOS:
8 asientos de Cap. Gyma., vice versa SIS 90
l idem 500
l idem & Cayey 400
l idem Caguas 200
NOTA.-Este coche saldra invarisblemente los
dfss va indicados, hsya 8 no pasajeros; 10 que
servira de gufa para los que deseen utilizarlo
en- las poblaciones termedias.-Agente en- esta
capital, Orcasitas Soliveras, Cruz 7.-Idem
en- Guayama, Juan A. Bondet, Hotel Frances.
San Juan, 2 de Dciembre de 1897.
lh. 2 JUNO 9s) Carlos II. Blondet.
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nnneuIfnYin dc enfermedades de la 'gsrgan.
v'"s"''"''o ia, narfz y oidos. Consutas
gratis & les pohres de lOa IL de la ms6ana
por ell DOCTOR BAIxArLI plaza de San jose,
junto la iglesa) l5-6
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CamiSeria ella EXPos1cIoN,' bajo Ia di.
oa''''''u recci6n de gu propietario don Ma.
nuel Carreras Carmoega. En- ella hay un gran
surtido de corbatas, camisetas y medias para
cabaleros. Sc hacen camisas al gusto del pa
rroquiano, calzoncilos la medids. Ell dueho
de este establecimieIto ha trabsjado en- los
principales taleres de Ia Habana. Precios sin
competencia, matsriales extra .superiores. Es.
ia casa es la que mas ventajss ofrece al publ.
co en- todos los trabajos del ramo. l5-ll
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az AsEGUROS CONTRA lNCENDIoS

Y MARITIMOS en- las respetables compaiifas:
Ella Northern, deLonires.
ella North British and Mercantile. dc
Londres.
ella Marina, do Londres.
sLa TrasatlAntica, /, de Hamburgo.
Ella Trasatlantioa,s de Berlin.
Pagos con prontitud. Premios
muy m6dicos. FL Agente:
Ludwio Duplace.
Tetuan IL, San Juan Puerto Rico. P
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" LA CATALINA "

San francisco 56.-San Juan Puerto Rico
%
Este antigua y acreditado restaurant, com.
pletamente reformado, ha alberto de nuevo sus
puertas sus antiques favorecedores al publ.
co en- general.
CUENTA CON
I'M eTce2ezle cOcnerOru con aeyuici0 z1al1l eserQd1
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iIa FIauaneia" - sombrererfa, Camiserfa
~ A'"6a"o'a Tren de lavado, calle
del Rosario, namero 9. = Humacao-Puerto-
Rico.-De Euaio q Garcfs. P.
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VspQr espaho| PUERTO RICO

Este cdmodo rapido vapor pssarfa por
este puerto q fines del presente mes, 81 Sc reu'
niese algdn passje de importanoia para Cadiz
y Barcelona,
Para informes diriiirse sus consignatarios
l5-14 RUBERT HERMANOS.
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nFNTR( dc comisiones Agencia General de
O-"''o nogocios.--Jcse Manuel lopez
Tel6grafo: "Pelopez.'-- Guayama. - Puerto
Rico. p.
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-,,. +. -
Hab.a$<El Pdrvenir, de Gibara Gsa dc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-22
CAMP THOMAS NEWS.
Items of General Interest From
Chickamauga Park.

Items of General Interest From
Chickamauga Park.
CAMP THOMAS, July accompany A,
Twelfth Minnesota is doing guard duty for
two days at Lyle. They are encamped on
the hill on the north side Of the main road
overlooking the quartermaster's department,
and are housed in dog tents. Yesterday they
arrested three colored women for stealing
chickens at Lyle. guard stood over them
the women lay stretched out under tree.
van:a, arrived Monday for the Third bat
men are fine looking set and all are well.
Tents and equipments are ready for them,
and some of them were. distributed this
morning. number of rifles were also dis
tributed. Capt. Cunningham OF Company B,
the Oldest company here, Is senior command
ing officer Of the battalion. Another COM
pany is expected to arrive tonight, which will
Capt Rockwell. of Gen. Brooke's staff.
has been promoted to a colonelcy; Col.
nance department and will continue in that
position. The colonel is one Of the hardest
worked men at Camp Thomas, but withal is
very genial and getlemanly.
car load Of ordnance stores was received
yesterday at noon and Immediately distrib-
uted to the artillery brigade. In this brigade
a ana MISSOURI IFe and aaos The n plies
were distributed to Lieut.. Bush, acting ord
nance officer of the brigade.
The Fourth Pennsylvania has organized a
regimental Y. NJ. c. A. There will be Bible
study meeting every Thursday, no matter
Since the First Ohio cavalry left Camp
Thomas the receipts of certain bakery have
fallen off nearly one-half. The reason for
this is that the cavalry were the only SOL
diers near the bakery.
The life insurance men at Camp Thomas
have quit writing policies on privates on ac-
count Of the outbreak Of yellow fever in
Cuba.
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COMPANY M, TWELFTH.
Blue Earth City Boys Mourn the
Loss of Private Beaudett.

Special Correspondence The st. Paul Globe.
CHICKAMAUGA PARK, July 1s.-This
afternoon we had regimental drill. 1t was
very hot. but we are now acclimated
we don't mind II.
A few days ago Capt. l. e. Chase was noti-
fed by the surgeon Of Fort Thomas KY, that
Private o. Beaudett, of Company M, Twelfth
Minnesota volunteers, died there on the 18th
inst. OF typhoid fever. Again good noble
and Christian soldier has sacrificed his life
for his country.
Private W. Hurd was the first one of the
company to offer his life and Private Beau
dett soon followed. Both were true Ameri-
by every one. He was kind, always willing
to help his comrades; he stood at his post
until he was compelled to see the doctor He
was Immediately taken over to the division
hospital at Camp Thomas, and from there
to the United States hospital at Fort Thomas
KY. where he died in few days.
We have sustained great loss; the memory
Of our two beloved comrades will always be
fresh in our minds and when we shall re-
turn to our homes the bodies of our two
heroes will lay side by side In the beautiful
little graveyard In Blue Earth City, with a
fine monument over them.
Two Of our comrades have given their
willing to give ours for the honor and de-
tense of Old Glory.
First Sergeant Benner, Sergeant Brown
Sergeant Evans, Corporals Anderson Nudge
Stillings and several other boys visited Chat
tanooga and Lookout mountain last week.
First. Sergeant Louis A. Benner has been
honorably discharged, on account of pro-
motion. He will appear tomorrow before the
mastering officer and mustered into the U.
8. service as second lieutenant in Company
M, Twelfth Minnesota volunteers
Who will be our next nrst sergeantf
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and cocoa to the Twelfth, and kept the cloth
ing for the $50 patients in the hospital. We
Tava had Larger from tss the
vision. That was a grand box you sent US
ard everything is useful and just what we
needed. have about ninety fever patients
clothing 'V which h n nes sR afgs supply
Tbs Is q 200-cot hospital. The govern
ment supplies cots with two blankets two
each patient. These, gifts that We receive
enable us to make the many changes NEEDED.
If l only had trained help and competent hos
pital stewards my work would be much
Il should have about thirty gallons OF milk
q day, besides other hngs for. sick diet:
get ten gallons every morning from the Ma
tional Red Cross society, five from the NO,
tional Relief Organization, and other small
amounts. Bsides buy five gallons daily for
the Twelfth regiment and some OF the other
regiments send in for their SICK
~ am proud of the record of the hospital
for out OF 400 cases there have been only
seven deaths, and most of them within forty
eight hours after admittance.
~ am proud Of Minnesota and your Red
Cross work. No state has taken deeper in
terest in its soldiers and my colleagues can
not say too much in praise OF your gene-os-
ity. My associates on the s.af are Maj.
Stewart of the Ninth Pennsylvania: Maj.
Burns of the First Wisconsin: DR.. Cain. Of
the Twelfth Minnesota; DR.. Hayes, of the
ri III Naul 1, Ia 1OSaL, VI Liz - SAIl
Massachus and DR.. Lawson, of the First
South Carolina. all able ard pleasant gentle
men. Maj. ]. d. Clifford, of Kansas City. Is
the chief surgeon.
at doesn't seem right, but 1t is fact that
the general medical supplies do rot meet the
necessities OF the case. l bought bill OF
S113 for the Twelfth and have lad to buy
medicines for this hospital l could not get
from the medical department The fact Is
the government was overwhelmed In every
department by the effort to arm and equip
aud could not properly care for all OF them
at once.
81 want you to say to the ladies that It
was the best box for a hospital | have ever
seen. The linen and cotton cloths can all be
used, N fact everything was just what was
needed"
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COMPANY d, TWELFTH.
The FairmOnt Boys Are Doing Well
at Chickamauga.

The FairmOnt Boys Are Doing Well
at Chiclkamauga.
Special Correspondence The St. Paul Globe.
CAMP GEORGE H. THOMAS July 49,
Guard detail for July Is: Privates M. Peter
son, Pickett, Oothoudt, Robson, Smith; dtyt-
sion guard, Corporal Bird, Private Shaver.
Sergeant Tuter is in charge of quarters to-
cay. Lieut.. Boyce Is senior officer of the
Private M. Peterson reported as orderly to
NAL Mead, of the First battalion.
an Frlvate recruit Arthur Nelson answered
quarters. AZ
July 16-Nice and cool this morning. A
dense fog.
Mrs. Lieut.. Slater ACCOMPANIED her brother
Tenn.
Quite a number of the recruits answered
ever. Ao"
. Private Theobald is now our second full
hedged mule whacker." He masters the
Private Virgil Greer was appointed companv
clerk In place of Robert Livingston, appointed
corporal. He is we'll liked and makes a good
Another batch" of blue shirts today.
PrfVates Swearingen and Hicks on police
force; They like to sleep too well In the
Sergeant Bird is in charge of quarters to-
day.
Some Of the boys purchased lumber for the
PuIpoSe vi putting HOOrS In their tents.
Regular guard July 16, $50 a. m: Priyates
Svendsen, Swearingen, "A. ST. John. Young
alderman. Division hospital guard, Sergeant
Tuter, Private Zimmerman
Privates Oxrieder and Smith fell out of
ranks this morning-rather weak as vet
Private St. John has the honor of being or
derly to Maj: Mead, Of the First battalion.
Music again put in an appearance last even
July 1Nsergeant Montgomery is in charge
OF quarters today.
Hotter than "KlOndfkeo
Guard detail July II: Privates Burrell.
Cheney, Conquest, Carroll. Elias, supernu-
merary. Division guard: Corporal Gould and
Private C. Eaton.
Smith is sick In quarters Nothing serious.
Company DIS men made the following scores
on the range Friday afternoon: Sergeant
Privates Graham, ~; schoeppach, So; A. Pc Pc,
terson, 40; Theobald, 81; Kruse. 80; Oxrieder,
~; Decker e y: Blair 20 Buehan. 2e; M. Pc
This is very good showing ian average Of
81 2-9) as a good number Of them were re-
cruits. The company is bound to have a
good number of sharpshooters This is prom
Using.
The G ! o b is the most popular paper in
the Twelfth Minnesota camp. The other city
papers are not In It,
Private John Gould Is detailed as cooks DO
lice for the three coming days.
A warm game OF ball was played this after
noon Ninth Pennsylvania vs.. Twelfth Min
nesota, resulting in a victory for the Ninth
Pennsylvania. Score Ninth Pennsylvania. IL:
Twelfth Minnesota, 8.
The loss Of the game was due to our old
men being sick, and a picked-up crowd did
the playing.
Sergeant Barber, of Company L, was a
most welcome visitor this evening. He
brought his knitting" and stayed a while
or two
company in most every drill.
Weather continues to be hot as ever
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MINNESOTA MEN HOPEFUL
WAITING ORDERS THAT WILL
SEND THEM WITH BROOKE

At Camp Thomas the Impression
Prevails That the General Is Anx-
iOus to Take the Whole First
Corps With Him, and Has Not Yet
Won Over the War Department,
Hence the Delay in Orders.
CAMP THOMAS, Chickamauga, July
N-(Special.)-The men Of the Twelfth
and Fourteenth Minnesota regiments
have spent today divided between hope
and fear-hope that they will go to
Porto Rico with Brooke, and fear that
they will not. The Fourteenth is easier
IN Its regimental mind than the
twelfth. With nothing official to go
on, the men under Col. Van Duzee seem
10 have made up their minds that they
or the Twelfth, while willing to admit
that the chances favor the other fell
lows, hope that Col. Bobleter will also
command regiment in the army of
invasion.
The impression prevails that Gen.
Brooke Is DESTROYS of taking the whole
First corps, and that he has not vet
been able to convince the war depart
ment that such step is advisable,
hence delay In issuing the formal or
ders. Up to this evening nothing was
given out at headquarters, and the
regiments in Gen. Hams brigade, I'M
aer orders to move, were still at the
park. AS was the case last night, or
ders were hourly expected and eagerly
awaited.
The Chickamauga Park Chaplains'
association held banquet at the camp
Of the First West Virginia infantry.
chaplain Davis, Of the Fifth Illinois,
responded to the toast THE Old North
to the New South" Chaplain Arbuth-
not. of the First West Virginia, spoke
on The Reconciliation Of the Gray and
the Blue" and Chaplain Bullock, of
the First Illinois cavalry, responded to
Our Wives, God Bless Them"
An "A" tent has been put up inside
the First Illinois cavalry regimental
tent, IN which the Rev. Father Colbert,
OF the Fourteenth Minnesota infantry,
heard confessions. There was also mass
for the Catholic members of the regi-
ment. Father Colbert is the guest of
Chaplain Bullock.
All OF the mail carriers Of the regi-
ments here have organized an associa-
ton and will petition congress to grant
them pay above privates. A prominent
member of congress will take the mat
ter up for them.
Gen. Wade will take up the work of
equipping the Third corps Immediately
after matters get settled down in
camp. The organization Of new corps
will then begin. More troops will be
brought to Chfckamauga from the
state camps. Two regiments will come
from Illinois, another from Tennessee.
Georgia and elsewhere 1t is also gen
orally believed that, when a large num-
per of troops leave Camp Thomas,
troops from Tampa and elsewhere will
be brought here to take their places.
The Twelfth Minnesota canteen has
been closed by order Of Nal c. D.
GLENN, brigade surgeon, who desired
to ascertain the effect it would have
upon the health Of the regiment, ow-
Ing to the unusual amount Of sickness.