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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-01

DR.. A. f. Langford, says the Pee
Dee Advocate, has made this year
$50 bushels Of sweet potatoes to the
aore con land that would not make
a bale of cotton to tho acre." Even
at 25 cents bushel his crop is worth
great deal more than a bale of cot
ton, and it is to be remembered1that
260 bushels to g. acre is not nearly
the highest record for tho potato
crop. There arc good many things
in South Carolina that "beat cotton
and the trouble with the farmers who
complain most loudly of the hard
times is probably hot 80 much five.
cent oottons after all, as five-ceni
farming,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-01
GatRrrh Can Pc Cnred

BY eradicating from tho blood tho
scrofulous thints which cause 1t. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures catarrh, promptly and
permanently, because 1t strikes at the
root of tho trouble.
The rich pure blood which it makes,
circulating through the dolicato passage
of tho mucous membrane, soothes aud
rehuilds tho tissues, giving them ton
dency Of health instead of disease, and
ultimately curing tho affection. A.
At the Same time Hoods Sarsaparilla
strengthens, invigoratos and enorgizes
tated victim of catarrh fools that new
life has boon impaired, ....
Do net aa!!y %:tshs S;;;;;a%%, ini1aiants o1
other local application, but take Hoods
Sarsaparilla and cure Catarrh absolutely
and surely by removing the Causes which
produce 1t.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-01
G IA. % sTs CD TR. T .A.e
psays Tho n The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Sf G@(z4AIzz<x

1t doesn't smash a window when
tho light breaks through,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
SoecuIators Interested in the Rush
for Silver Coin.
COST OF THE ATTACK on SANTIAGO
Has Been Figured Ga by a Paper at
100000.
"AXD 10 DAMAGE MAS DONE"
H. the Conclusion of the Article.
Government Claims 10 Re Without
Adsices from Cervera.

fstet.sl Gable TO The Post and New Yors
Bnrlo. Copyrighted 1875, by James Cor
oon NeHnettl
Madrid. June Every curious arc the
phases OF the rush for siiyer in exchange
Tor bank notes. in which it appears the
spectators are playing upon the intense
ignorance Of the people on financial az
fairs. Last night the trains brought IN
large quantities Of silver. one lot weighing
75o klos This was ostente,iousIy paraded
through The streets 10 show the people tina,
sleuty Of silver is existing.
The Dla says The estimated cost has been
calculated Of the attack on Santiago dc
cuba. /; COS, the United States 100000
without the slightest damage done to III,
forts or the cristot.ai Colon,
Tho Epocs. in ,as latest news. saws ,h'
government has received 10 notification o
any sort OF attack by torpedo boat destroy
ers. as reported. Either the eyes or tn
nigh, glasses of the officers Of the watcl
aboard the Texas" it SAYS. deceived hin
az 10 the terrible peril OF which we hav
read in the dispatches. Probably in tn
excitement OF the moment the iunocen
Dolphin vas mistaken for destroyer"
Madrid. June $3.50 y. m Despite tn
statements OF the newspapers that Admira
Ccrvera wac not present at the lombard
ment at Santiago dc Cuba on TUESDAY
Captain Aunon, the minister Of marine.
nm interview declared today that c,rver
hoIstcd his nag on the cristohal Colo
In order to direct the Spanish operation
, ! the success Of which was principally du
10 ceryera, who has given proofs Of his
strategic ability"
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IN SANTIAGO,

haley, young business man OF Palmer.
died yesterday morning after brief ILL.,
ness. Rev. b. +. Singleton of this city
conducted the funeral services yesterday
MARTlN.-Rusk. Texas. June 1.-Rey,
James NJ. Martin died here this morning
he was about 65 years old. He leaves a
VIE but no children. He was a minister
IL the Cumberland Presbyterian church
ana HAD beea one for twenty-five or THIRTY
years. During that time he had charge Of
several churches.
ARNoiD.-Alvin, Texas, June l.-Rey
L. W. Arnold, an old settler OF Texas ana
one OF the Oldest Methodist preachers il
TINS State. died yesterday at his home a
Grin, Harris county, ana was buried her,
To-Day He Nas So years old and has man,
married children and grandchildren Nyin,
in South Texas.
oWEN.-Eiaa, Texas, June 1.-Dicd
James d, Owen, at his home in Edna
Tuesday morning. May 81. a, 10 O'Clock. be
ceased was one of the best known LAWYERS
In Southern Texas. He was an ex<count
judge OF this county iIackson), hayin,
served the people Of this county In ina
capacity about fifteen years ago. He leave
wife and four children TO mourn his un
timely demise, His remains were interre
at the family burylng ground wednesda,
morning st o'clock.
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DEFENSES OF MANILA
Are to Be Strengthened Aaai,p|
Spanish Fleet.
MINES TO BE PLACED IN THE HARM
Two Monitors Are to Be Sent II
Guard Ships.
PROTECTION OF PACIFIC COASl
VIII BE Left to Two Cruisen
Neither of Which Has Yet
Been Completed.
MINES TO BE PLACED IN THE ilApby
PROJECTION OF PACIFIC COASI
VIM. A. BANCROFT.
(speeial Dispatch TO The Post and New ya4
Herald. Copyrighted, iS9S, by JAMES ca
don BenBett.D

(speeial Dispatch to The Post and New yns;
Herald. Copyrighted, iS9S, by janis Ca
don BenBett)
Washington, June EFFECTIVE measur2
taken by the administration will short4s
render Manila harbor impregnable agaHS
Spanish attacks. In connection with III
defences of that harbor. I learned to.iH
that the City of Pekin carried with her Y
the Far East a large number Of mind
containing fifty pounds of gun cotton q
the same character as those which waS
sent TO the North Atlantic squadron at "
request of Rear Admiral Sampson. Bs$
of these mines will be placed the monitc3
Monterey and Monadnock, which w3
shortly start for The Far East in TOW {
Golfers, and there is good reason to N
lieve that Rear Admiral Dewey's ford
will be supplemented in the near future Y
the gunboat Bennington.
Fighting in the smooth waters Of Mani
bay, naval experts declare that the Mons
rey and the Monainock will be able
give an excellent account OF themselrs
even though pitted against the battlesht
Pelayo and the armored cruiser Carlos Y
which are the flower of SPANS reseti
squadron ROW at Cadiz.
The Monterey, It Is expected, will k,s
San Francisco within the next few dts
for the Far East and the Monadnock vi
follow her with the least possible deE
The gunboat Bennington, which is now !
Honolulu, will come home to undergo
few repairs and will convoy the tNo shls
to the Philippines.
| There is talk at the navy department
relieving the cruiser Olympia, the flagsh'
of the Asiatic squadron. and bringing Y
home.
| This action was contemplated just psia
the war broke out on account OF the cons
ton of her machinery. Hasty repairs We
effected and that she has zone good vd
is evidenced by the battle OF Manila By
In Withdrawing the Bennington IN
Hawaii, it is not proposed to leave y
government without an adequate nav
representation in those waters. The tra1
ing ship Mohican is now at Honolulu
the Pensacola, which has just been 81
pleted at the Mare Island navy yard
is now in commission, will also probap
be sent TO that point.
The dispatch or the Monterey =
Monadnock to the Far East will leave
Pacific coast with but the Philadelphia
| yorktown 10 provide 1t with proteclil
The Philadelphia viii be placed Ia wl
mission on July l and the YORKTOWN y
not be completed before the fall.
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FIRST CALI COMPLETE.
Over $4,000 Men Have Already prcn
Mustered Into Service.

Washington, June "a few odds and
ends q mastering in tire first volunteers
called for by the president remain yet TO
be caught up. hut to all intents and pur-
poses The work has been completed, Adiu-
tans General corbin announced today that
over igi 600 men HAD been mustered Iowa
! flied her quota today. and the last OF the
Kentucky troops have hcen mustered ana
have received their orders TO move,
ib,e torisht General Corhln ordered
troop A. Colonel u. g. Parkinson and
tpop y. Captain jeffcrean prater OF Ken.
lucky cavalry 10 pyocsed "a Chickamaugs
Orders were sent TO Colonel William q
Saith OF the First Tennessce aud 10 colone
John Lopez ~ the Fifty-flrst Iowa 10 pro
coed with their commands as soon as possi
HE 10 San Francisco. They VIII be sent L
the Philippines
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W
A DECISIVE BATTLE.
Naval Authorities Eyidently Await
ing Interesting NeNs.
SIMPSONS FLEET NOW At SANTIAGO
He Is Sufficiently Strong to Crush
the SpaSiards.
AUGMENTED BY INSURGENTS
with Their Aid He Can Easily Re
duee santisEo--No Knowledge of
Peace 0yertures.
AUGMENTED BY INSURGENTS

Washington. June Alt was plainly no
tieeable al the navy department today that
tho officials we're expecting news Of the
first Importance. but that they did no, look
for It Immediately. The iirmness Win
which they have insisted that soaley eocld
have 10 general engagement with the span
ish ships and forts at Santiago, az was re-
ported, appeared 10 be based on The full
knowledge OF the plans uader which the
commodore ia acting and the greatest con
cession thnt they would make toward ad-
hitting thai fight had taken place there
Tuesday weS that possibly schley had de-
suoyed some oarthworks aud had RACED
them with his shells They were confident
that he had not entered the har0or.
1t Is believed ROW. however, WITH ssmp-
son ia ths fed aud Ia command of san
tiago with an augmented force, that In
teresting events may be looked for. These
arc expected. too. notwithstanding the !ae'
that no troops have yet started from
Tampa, MS was established by inquiry al
the war department this Afternoon. gae
Insurgents are known 10 be 10 lo5cf -
the nsighbprhooe OF Santiago kne lafsSEh
Captain Dorst the war department 1901 S'i'is
has been in communication VITA them bat
has supplied them wlth gCo2 Nest9ns ARa
an abundance 81 ammuEiilon The heEn@
quarters OF one Of tbs beS " tet atAh
generals, Garcia. are distant ,oRn asaflHA 9
only forty nye miles. 80 llA1 - it fs9s"lpit {
Saanpson. with his strong s1pppft veal
begin the assault by pa efon the doom ya
Spanish feet aud forts H1th0ai awaiting TIE
arrival Of the Juitei Sisiee troops from
Tampa, TITS trend o. he news Which came
10 Washington from unofficial sources cni
ing the afternoon showed thAl important
news Win be received shortly,
II the queen regent has Instructed SenU'
Castillo 10 ask The powers 10 Intervene fni
peace ihst move has not we. taken 40!
form in Washington, either AZ the state dc
pa-tmsnt Or az any O. the foreign EN-
bassiss Among diplomatic ofheials IT !
thought 20 be quite oossible that Spain !
feeling her way towards securing peace
but II is not believed this VIII meet an
active assistance from the great powers. a
one leading diplomatic offeiAl said icda,
Snain finds herself Ia the same condiikln q
isnIatiou that France was In lkIo-N a
that time NJ. Theirs. afterwards presiden
sven. to The capitol seeking TO secure tf
corporation OF Europe with France. but ~
mission was failure. The mission
Castillo IL said TO be like that Of Thte'
ard the diplomatic officials hslievc II WI
meet the same fate. II IS known Snal
has counted upon hrousing the interest
France but Il has BEEN unsuccessful. II
French authorities have not heard Of an
thing for weeks past indicating that u
authorities nj Paris have taken any actit
looking 30 Intervention.
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INTERVENTION TALK.
France Is Weary OF the War and
Russia May Mediate.

London. June 3.-With regard to the
repor, OF Europeon Intervention In the war
the Vienna correspondents of both the
Daily Chronicle and Daily News deny that
the Austrian government has received any
fresh communication from Spain. 1t is I'M
derstood that NJ. IIano,aux and other mir-
listers regard the situation as intolerahle.
a protraeted war. bessdcs disturbing com
meroe. would necessi,ate postpening the
coming exposition. Russia, it is asserted.
would be willing 10 undertake the office
OF mediator 10 save France becoming nrom
inent in the mediation IL he United States
would accept her.
l hope a basis OF understanding may be
found leading TO peace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
SHORT NEMS STORIES.

NORFOLK. va.-The United States cruiser
Circirna,i has arrived at Hampton Roads to
have her boilers re-lubed.
lONnoN.-Erie Mackey, the author, Is
dead. Love Letters OF Niolinlst Is tbs
mes. prominent Of his books.
IoNnoN.-Mr. Samuel Plmpsoll known rs
tbs sailors friend, and originator OF the IA
nous "Pimasoll mark" 10 prevent the over
loaeins OF ships, is dead.
DULUTH, Minn,.-The tug Record was run
down ana sunk ia The shin tsnaL Three q.
her crew we're drowned They we're Captain
John Brocklet. Elmer Cook and George Rigss.
boMbAY.--A eonfagration at Peshawur,
which was not mastered for twenty-ior
hours, has destroyed 1900 houses. doing dam
age TO the amount OF about s., 0ee $50. This is
supposed to be the record FIRE Of India.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.--The town ot Bick-
nsli II this county, was visited by Gre.
which almost completely DESTROYED its husi.
ness portion. The loss Is very heavy, but de-
tahtd ngures can not be secured. Al leas,
stroyed.
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n.Ie 20 aueanon to TIE firs Of tbs forts
AID batteries 70 tAc lsft OF tbe hSTAoi, AS
70 mo-k was btlrg done Oh t1fIn.
Nbil4 echicys sqpsdfor - u s'ana h
strcre enough i9 force ibe hASbof sn4 CAP
tnrs q ritra. aiiM d. would noi iAla@ ~
attempting IT, The aa;ninislra'4pD "a
"a eanture santiago shortly. bug ~ sea
assault will b made ty ali OF OR bAt'ie-
sh!rs, new monitors aud heavy eru'sstH' TAG
idsa being ibai H Is folly 70 'ake ehshcsS
Of Partial failure when the sNii% ihli ar
evallsble aud are not IN ihe ieast neeeed
elsewhere. the sea attack can oe ma y an
essurod succesa tn ia0d attack WI. ~
1nadc az the same time The AinffleaHh
viii be aided ny the iuAursehs' Sh' az
ga herring in force near s7aiiAs Ahu az -.
ldaiiy. OF rather mighty. communication
a III Srhlcy.
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sANTiAGo.s CAPTURE.
Expedition Us yippniug nj WrrhiDg-
ton for This purpose.

New York. Juno "A dispatch TO the
world from Washington says; Ever since
the administration got news that Ceryera
wss wen bottled up and we'll corked at
Santiago a large land and sea expedition
10 destroy or capture his fleet and occupy
Santiago has been planning. schley, with
q sufficient but not powerful squadron, was
stationed at Santiago TO prevent Cervera
frrm escaping or supplies from getting In
70 him. II being known at Washington from
secret sources that supplies OF ccai and pro.
visions were on the way % him there,
Schley's orders were substantially these.
DO not try 10 take Santiago or to reduce
the Notifications Do not engage Ceryera,
u he should try 10 escape. until he Is clear
Of assistance from the guns OF the forts.
Do net let him escape or let supplies or
endorsements get into him from the sra.
D. not let the Spanish make any repairs
or additions 10 the forts at the mouth Of
tho harhor-" Ever since the fiasco at san
Juan. Of which the last has not been heard
BY the way. the administration has been
mcst anxious Mat there shall be no NOS
half backed bOmbardments to be heralde,
abroad as rerui.es and Spanish Victories
z Indeed. 80 anxious was the Administrations
+ tnAf u gave Schfey fleet only sfroEs
enough 20 coatrol Cervesa and not stror,
epolagh 70 tempt him. no matter how pro
yoking the circumstance. TO try to imilst
: Dewey.
On Tuesday morning the spaniards a
3 N1nueGo. who have been growing moro AZ
Mure restless aud ncry9eH a. the tlepressip
ttees of their position took on. began TO 70
q EHlR and strengthen the fortifications q
Z MoYSo point 20 etrength<n the h9rhor Tn
= oecr3 sooo discovered what Was goin
& - - prppared to stpp the wo.k, A. n
eleazly pesmittel him 10 do
& Il. e15n easele wts In ruins u,
IL 49, PA 4ly4ex M ~ ~ ratll thes
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CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION.
Delegates VIII Meet Next NOW
Managuu, Nicaragua

Delegates VIII Meet Next Mou''
Managun. Nicaragua
Correspondence, Copyrighted, 1885, ~
Associated Press.)
Managua, Nicaragua, May Is, 1885,,
delegates appointed by each state y
trail America will convene at NAL
next month TO form constitution
Federal union or more perfect UNIV
the states. Some of the members are
at Manag qua making the necessary ar
ments for the meeting Of the convea'
Presidsut Zelaya OF Nicaragua
drawing his army from the fronuss
Costa Rica and is about TO convene
raguas congress TO confirm an appv'
10 be arbitrator from Nicaragua -
similarly appointed arbitrator, ons
from Costa Rica and Guatemala
settle all questions q, issue Ply
Costa Rica Gad Nicaragua.
The finarksal condition CONTINUES
bad, only paper money being In ciI
ton Coffee Is very low In price
export OF merchandise Is very suaaps
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c,nA.s vIcr PRESIDENT.
lie Saws MS Mission Has y" in'"rpn-
tinunI eia. nj q cmMt.c.


sfnnaI significance.
New York. June domingo Mendez
capote, vice president OF the Cuban re-
public. arrived here today After going
to Hotel where he met General Palma, The
head Of the Cuban juu,a. he visited The
Cuban headquarters, whore be met a mum
Dor Of newspaper reporters. with whom be
talked quite freely.
when asked what bis mission to this
country was. he said
My mission iH int public one. Al
public ac,s relative 10 ihe EiipaiioH he'"e' y
Inc United States and tie cnDan republic
win CONTINUE as heretofore 70 be conducted
hv General Palma. lie has tbe thorough
confidence ~ our people, no have higa
| apureciatlnu Of what be- haH done.
| Il 90 no, come here 30 negotiate any
| loan. come 20 consult VIII General Palma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
ALFONSO Al roRTo nrco.
spain officially Announces that the
Nehkci L. nj snn lunn

Madrid, June 2.--7 p. m.-Tho report
that the Spanish troopshtp Alfonso XIII
had been captured by an American auxil-
larry cruiser is without foundation. It
Is announced officially that the Alfonso
XIII Is now landing her cargo OF provisions
at Porto Rico. The captain general OF ror-
to Rico cables that the question Of sub
s!sienoe has raised no difficulty in the
island, as several vessels have entered the
port with provisions,
Senior Polo has been appointed under
secretary OF the foreign afhcs
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EXTRA Arrnoi ,ArIoNs.
Secretary AiEer submits a List of
Items aud Amounts

Washington, June 2,--The secretary OF
war today sent TO congfeSs request for
appropriations amounting TO s5S.S7s.s5s
These appropriations viii be used for the
equipment and maintenance until July l.,
1899, OF the les 00o volunteers recently
called for by the president. Several items
are given, as follows;
Pay Of volunteers. sl4,oSs ssh, subsistence
Of the army, s5.li7.i7 artillery supplies OF
equipments for the department. SOS 600,
horses for cavalry and artillSry. 81 e0Q.eeo
barracks and quarters, 81 500, $50; army
| transportation. 81 ,00o geo; clothing for IN,
army $4,000 GOO, contingencies OF n,
army $4,000 equipments OF engineer corps
$4,000; signal service Of the array. $4,000
4 civilian assistants TO engineer officials
! $50 600
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TROUBLES MULTIPLY.
Religious Orders in the Philfppih
Force Sunfu'S Hnud.

force Spntn's huNu.
Madrid, June 2.-The religious ORDER
the Philippine Islands have placed the
eminent in a dilemma by demanding
the government decide whether they y
withdraw from the archipelago or wne'
it will give them ample means to mann
their religious and political domina'
which they say Is Indispensable II ths!
to continue to act as auxiliary ne'r
Most of the liberals and republicans
the government TO proceed with w
forms regarding religious orders. wno'
add, must accept the situation, as
will never renounce their property in'e'
there. -
The conservatives support their rels
orders and the government is great!
barrassed. as 1t does not wish 10 y
the religious party. while at the sam,
II feels that religious reforms are aoso''
necessary.
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ON matter which does rot concern In
ternatlonal questions / have no presen;
intention OF calling upon President Mckln-
ley. although ] may do SO before my re-
turn.
II can not tell definitely how many men
there are in the ranks Of the Cuban army
n large number, probably 10000 more. are
ARMED with mache,es. and there are thous.
ands OF Others who have recently left the
towns because of the scarcity OF fooa -
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tcopyrishted, 1885 by Associated Press,
Cape haytien, Jane a.-.a.5o
"a. m.-No direct news has been
received today from Santiago
de Cuba. except "a rcit~ration
Of the reports Of the dreadful
de~sttuiion of the people there.
II II said even the officials are
unable to procure = normai
supply of food.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
JACKSONVILLE 4 RENDEZVOUS.
Large Number OF Troops to Conceu.
trntc There for IuNh.inn

trntc There for Invasion.
Washington, June 2.-lThere ore ev,.
dences that the war department is making
arrangements for the concentration OF
large number Of troops at Jaeksenyille,
where Major General Lee. commanding the
Southern army corps, has his quarters. Two
regiments which had been assigned orig
inaiiy TO chiekamauga will 90 Instead 10
Florida These are one OF the Virginia
reglments and one Of the New Jersey rcgi-
ments. Jacksonville has been SPOKEN Of
rs likely TO be base Of operations for the
expedition 10 Porto Rico and the cxpscta-
ton 70 that other regiments will a. or.
aered there a. soon Is ready for active
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NEUROLOGICAL

GREEN-Hockley. Texas. June e.-John
Green died here May as. aged IL years.
hENDRENAI.L@--Hock Texas. June .
Mrs. T. II. Hendrenall died ut her resi-
dence here yesterday, aged about SO years
HALEy.-Ennis. Texas. May 2s.-Jesse
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PERMANENT CAMP.
Force of $4,000 Troops WIN Bs
Kept az Chick mnurn.

New York, lure .. A dispaeh iruo
Washington to the Evening World says
1t was determined today 70 place 5000
troops at ChioAamauga. which is 10 be made
permanent camp Secretary Algsr toiay
saNe onaers TO prepare the camp for the
accommodation OF that number OF men.
Chiekamauga Park heins toa small To- tina,
slze,l camp, the park commission was an
,horiEea to lease additional around. u
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Third Infantry and first
Cavalry in for II.

Cavalry in for II
Austin. Texas lrns .---Ms:or ,
Fred Hadrs. ehiet surgeon Of the
FIRST Team cavalry, tonight re-
( otivee & teiegram from IRE fu'geon
} genertrs department ~ Washing
ton. Informing httu that that regi-
mcpt weaio be ordered away from
here tery hoea. and ihai certain
necessary hospital aappns would
not he Bent here.
} MATER nadra bar received addi-
tional inilmaiion from the same
{ SQUIRE TIA, the rhird infaatry and
\ Firs; cavalry VIII be sent 10 ne
horder to garrison the frontier
postE. where stores Of hospital sup
( plies may already be found