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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18
~ OSS' remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.

for tn r%.e been in the drug business
|of tho y years and have sold most all
|aote. 4D1letary medicines of any
|aevor ta aamong the entire list I have
5eriai65qsu found anything to equal Cham bane
Remedy for for III Cnolera and Diarrhoea
troubIess.5i o saS al s stomach and bowe owe
Columbus ca GAYS o., W, Wakefield. OF
two severe ODD cd This remedy cured
my familvG Eases Eases Of cholera morbns in
and sold ana | have recommem 9 ID
my custom hundreds of bottles of il ~
ton. f II a to their entire so ~ ~ 10
in ple 40 anords quick and s, na.ls o,
''' Harris & Marshall Tor sale by Far
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18
MAY ASK FOR RElNFORCEMENTS.
Roberts Losses in South Africa Continue
Great

0TedIs
The English people are getting very
tired of the war in South Africa.
They annotunderstand why Gen. Rob-
erts with his great force does not bring
it to close at once. The great major
itv of those who criticise Gen. Roberts
do not, of course, understand the situa-
ton, and they do not take the trouble to
inform themselves in respect to it..
They want results quickly, and if they
don't get them they blame somebody.
1t is probable that Gen. Roberts is do
ing the very best that can be done un-
der the circumstance. He is finding it
extremely difficult to follow the Beers
into their strong holds in tn e mount
aims and win victories. tits evident,
however, that ne will haye to accom-
plish something very soon that willtend
strongly to bring the war to a close Or
else ask for reinforcements His
LOSSES in battle and sickness are very
great He lost three thousand men
from June to July 5.
One Minute Cough Cure is the only
harmless remedy that produces i'm
mediate results. Try it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

"Ah," said the conceited fellow, WIN
q view to making her jealous, i " =
alone last evening with one whom
admire very much. oy
"Yes?" she said. "Alone, were you!
Philadelphia Press.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18
Mot ResnonsibIe.

"Say, what right have you soe ~
kick?" asked the man. you LEVEL
vote" ,o.,,+
"That's Just the reason have ~ IL
to kick" said the tall man with the un-
happy look. GAS long as 0on W. -
l am not to blame for the actlols -
the fellows that are elected. -lnoi"N
apolis Press.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

be the best medI-
cine for female
complaint, a n d
in all cases of
extreme weak
ness l think it is
the best remedy
in the world, as
it has done me
a great deal of
oood. NV friends
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

give praise where it is due. | am ana
ever shall be grateful to the man who
discovered Personalities S. e. DickeHs
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
DR.. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, o.:
81 am feeling much better now than
have for two wears. ! find Pe-ru-na to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

Coronach is a name formerly useu u
for the funeral dirge among tne 10
and Scottish highlanders. me u,l 10
disused in Scotland, is in ireland eOn
monty known as the "keen.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

sTt did your cold good to go and see
+bo doctor. l knew it would"
eyes. He's got a worse colo than
bave."-ChicagO Record.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

sure that would have been In my grAvs

n o W h a d I
n O. used it. /
have told many
others the good
it did m g .
Everybody said
that I bad con-
sumption, and l
k n e W tn a t ]
would have it
unless I got re-
lief. 1 feel it
nv du tV to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

/ diagnosed and the exact
position of the diseased con-
dltion determined. Thus
every case is treated separ-
ately and medicines are ad-
administered which a n
specially prepared under
Or. Hathaway's personal
supervision for each case.
NotwO peopleare affected
bya particular diseasein the
same manner, consequent
lily no two people should be
| treated in the same way
Ieyen for same complaint.
DR.. Hathaway is a special
list in the best sense OF the
word-he treats special dis.
Iaasas in a special manner.Of
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

II destroys ones nerves to be anna
BILE every day to the same huinan Oe
;no-Beaconsfeld
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18
WHY he CURES.
The Greatest Specialist of the Time Gives
Every Case His Personal Attention.

Most doctors have certain number
of stock remedies which they use IN
20 ali cases which seem at all similar.
This is not DR.. Hathaway's method.
Every case with him is most carefully
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18
SPECIALS FOR july.

Now is the time to be wise.
Would you not consider it very
foolish for a man or woman to stand
in the rain with an umbrella folded
in their arms. Just so foolish is
the person to go around and pay
high prices elsewhere when they
can buy the came goods here for
less money. Don't cheat yourself.
Save the difference in your own
pocket instead of the merchants.
Everything at cut prices for the
next thirty days to make room for
fall goods. Shoes, Slippers, Shirts,
Suspenders, Jeans and Cashmere
Pants, Tinware, Crockery, Granite
md Wool Hats, Millinery, etc. we
Read our prices below:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18

IF Won intend to do mean thing'
Ii +ir tomorrow. If you intend to
a. q noble thing, do it now.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-07-18
Doctor
HathaWay'S
Mekh0d,

oFbja oyvn-a system studied out years ago while in
Every Case SPoeed AND AND Charged upon constantly
SnaciaIIv during the twenty years sincsa
SPO~J twenty years OF the most e1tensalVe
Treated practice enjoyed Dy any spscIaIs si ~
LIE 20 due io this individual system OF treatnehG
cess Is uuo W In spite of hundreds OF REQUESTS
atent yearly P eFinS for the prViege Of
,rT1r Hatha wa VS. method of treatmenth he believes
!. ior 70 atiov none beside himself the knowledge
Of his remedies, as ne Is 700 Ven aTaI ss f anv
CAA0A system, never mind how perfect.
Blood and Skin DR.. Hathaway's treatment for
-, ~. blood diseases In whatever stage
Diseases.SS cures all forms of ulcers sores.
ohches pipes etc, and lot only restores me ssln
and scalp to their natural condltlon, onsso pur9s
nIetely driven from the system ana an TINS "AInouA
ppdtmi1istering poisonous or dangerous drugs.
aoAlAiA4 His Treatment of Yaricoceie
WariCOceIe and and Structure is method exciu-
@as.G..-n eively his own and in 80 per cent
SIT1ctufS' of all cases results in perfect
and permanent cure. No operation ls REQUIRED and
natient The expense of this treatment Is much less
fhan that of any operation, or hospital or institute
oreans 70 condition of perfect normal health.
Dr.Hathaway has Just prepareda new
Kidney test question blank for those who have
ns.o.sos reason TO suspect Kidney trouble and
BtSS0SSSH this blank he will gladly send Tree 20
everyone who sends him his name and address;
New BOOK book "ManIiness, Vigor, Health" has
EuEE already exhausted the first edition OF
EA-s 100000 but for limited time copy OF
this book viii be sent free TO anyone who sends ms
GonSLtIatfon DIR. Hathaway makes no charge
EHEE orconsultation and advice at either
his Office or By mail.
u NEWTON HATHAWAY NJ D. :
Is Bryan Street, savannah. Ga,
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING
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IS Bryan Street, Savannah, Ga
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
The sun., 1900-12-28
WHERE SHIPS Will Re BUILT.
One Shcathed Battleship Goes To Pacific Coast
Other Prospective Aw ards.

WASHINGTON. Dec Fin accordance
with a suggestion of the Secretary of the
Navy. the Naval Board on Construction
has determined ia at under the law providing
for the construction Cf three sheathed bat
tleships. one OF tie vessels must be built
on the Pacific coast The contract will so
to Moran brothers, Cf Seattle. Wash. the
lowest Pacific coast bidder Negotiations
will be entered into with the Bath Iron Works
Of Bath, Me and the Newport News Ship
building and Dock Company OF Virginia.
which Will receive contracts for building tho
two sheathed ba ttleshius to 40 Ia the Atlantic
coast shipy ds If they aGree to do the
equipment work omitted from their bids
and to scale their prices.
The department has definitely decided
to award the contract for the two unsheathed
battleshps to the Fore River Engine Com
nan, of Quincy. Mass but the award will
not be made until the company carries out
an intention to reluCorporate. should the
negotiations concerning the three sheathed
battlcShpI he successful, the construction
Of the eleven HrmorClIds for which bids
were opened recently Will De distributed
as foior.. one shpathed arlloYed cruiser
and one unsheathed armurcd cruiser each.
by the Cramps, the Newport News Company.
and the Unlon Iron Works OF san Francisco.
ak vessels IN sll. two unsheathed b6ttie-
ships TO the Fore River Company: ono
sheathed battlesh'p each TO the Newport
News Company. tho Bath Iron Works and
Moran Brothors three vessels in all Under
this arrangement the Newport News Company
will be the only concern 10 get contract
for building fhre. vessels
The sun., 1900-12-28
TORPEDO BOATS OUT OF ORDER.
They VIII Not Accompany the North Atlantic
Squadron on Its winter Cruise.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The intention Of
the Navy Department to send q fotilla Of
torpedo boats with the North Atlantic squad
ron for its winter cruise In the West indies,
In order that practice In tactical man0uvring
between armorclads and torpedo craft might
be afforded, has been abandoned on account
Of a series Of unfortunate Occurrences and the
condition Of the torpedo boats themselves.
These delicate little craft have had several
collisions and accidents to their machinery
lately. and II has been discovered that nearly
all or them unfit for sea duty. The prin-
cipal cause of their unfitness Is the deteriora-
tion OF their machinery during the long period
Of inact.on to which they have been subjected.
Rear Admiral Crowninshield. chief Of the
Bureau Of Navigation. is preparing Q memo
randum in which he will call the attention OF
taking better care OF torpedo vessels. He
will recommend that an inspector OF torpedo
boats be appointed and that a covered station
for their protection when laid up be estab-
lished at the Norfolk Navy Yard.
The United States Navy has not been sue
experience In the Spanish-Anerican War
taught no lessons except that torpedo boats
were untitled for scouting along shore in the
vicinity of tho euamy's batteries. This
Lesson was learned from the disaster TO the
Winslow at Cardenas. in which Ensign Worth
BaGlev and several enlisted men were killed.
Very few ma wal officers on duty in the depart
ment are impressed with the belief that tor
pedo boats are valuable. and SeoretaryLong
and the naval board on construction left pro-
vision for tho construction of any out OF the
estimates submitted to Congress this month
The sun., 1900-12-28
Ds wgr A0tM ~ HArrlG.
Kitchener Report. rise nru.h G~rsssis ~
sss,~r Him Invader. checked.


IoSpuy. Dcc a. Grn i,ofd Kitchener
reports undet yosterday. date that Gons
kuos. Barker. Pitcher and white ara en-
RaRlhR teen 10 vets force. ~hloh IL hold
inE n position near isuvkop Gen La Wet
hope. 10 break through 20 the spu'hvatd
Hgain Zen Kitchener also f"potts thnt
IN care tclony the iioeta eastern column
is apparently headed m hy tho Rri'iah In
th" neighborhood 81 Rictpoort SpfuN 1he
western lio"r column has gpu" north and IL
brlny followed by two British CONN ands
Under to-dny's date Gcn Kitchener 'ols-
graphs tho War once rs follnw.
Yesterday 200 Roers attacked the police
post at Boitsburg They were driven N
by tho police
At o'clock this morning the enemy at
tackled Utrecht. but were forced 10 rotire
Another party Of Bocrs hold M train
near Pan. but were driven on
The pursuit. ~ the Boer forces In Cape
Colony contiu
LoSDoS. Dec 2s-Gen Kitchener returned
10 Pretoria Wednesday. The general view
here Is that the alarm caused by the Boer
Invasion OF the Cape Colony has proved
ceuseless. all the reports Indicating that the
colonial Dutch have not Joined the Beers
and that the invaders, besides being too
few In numbers to cause a serious menace.
have been successfully checked. There is.
however. little definite news and Gen. Kitch-
ener's reports are most cautiously worded.
According TO II despatch from Burghers-
dorp, dated Dec. 20. Col Grenfell. who COM
handed the British in the skirmish at Plaster
heuvel. reports that the invaders under Com
mandant kruitsinssr numbered about 700.
They were hard pressed by the British and
abandoned Maxim guns and carts Thoy
made a long detour. which rendered their
pursuit difficult, bat Col. Grenfen got the
whole commando in front of him. IL may.
perhaps. be assumed that their power for
misehie is broken unless len. De Wet succeeds
In joining them.
report from Bloemfontsin states that the
Beers who invade the Cape Colony east Of
Bethulie are mostly colonial rebels. who.
cording TO a prisoners statement. believed
that II they surrendered in the colony they
could only be punished under the Treason
act. whereas II they surrendered In the fietd
they would be executed
despatch sent from Vryburg on Dec. 10
states that two large bodies OF Beers. one
having l50 wagons have crossed the railroad
between the Vaal River and Mafeking. NOV
ing west. A guess is hazarded here that they
arc trekhng into Nanaqualand.
number of more or less belated dispatches
from the Transvaal and Orange River Colony
show that the Beers are active In all directions.
The sun., 1900-12-28
MEETING or SAMOAN CHIEFS.
The Restless Ex-king Mataafa Has Summoned
Them

vIcroRr., b G. Dec. 2I 2I-According to
advices received by the steamer Miowera
from Pago PaRo. under date of Dec. G. Chief
Mataafa has written a letter to the Chiefs
OF Fasasa, requesting the whole native govs
ernment OF Samoa to met az Mulinuu during
tie present month Mataafa made a special
request for lutuIlN Chefs To meet with the
Ipulu and Savaii thIrl, as one goyerninent
and filrt or requested the Chiefs OF lutuila
to bring presents OF tdpa ClOth IN return
for which they would get fine mats from
Tumua and PUie Tn" object Of the gather
ing can only be surmised but as Mataafa
has been becoming more restless there is
much anticipation.
Gov Tilley and Judge Carr went TO New
Zealand on the Aborcnda. but before going
they visited the districts OF Iutuila. \
meeting Wa held and the Chiefs recommended
t. the Governor the passage Of laws concern
ing taxation. the abolition OF distribution
of fine mats on large scale at weddings.
deaths, SC. the prohibition OF large court
Ing parties and law giving greater erty
to the people un Sunday.
review was he'd of the whole Tutuila
guard and the soldiers showed that they
had received good training An ordnance
concerning the senClhs of eplrltuous and
fermented liquors has been Issued also. an
oTduanCc empowering q government TO
acquire lands by condemnation for public
The sun., 1900-12-28
TRrCKM4N ROBBED. BANKRUPT.
White Goes to United States Court for Relief.
Being sued for Conversion.

Charles L. White. uuckmsn, residing at -
Bedford street has filed a petition In bank
ruptcy with Liabilities 81 ,g59 aud assets $500.
OF the liabilities S2Sl+ are Tor goods stolen by
two persons and oyned by Hochstm d Bos-
sRch. 81 400 bavidJ luman. 500. Hem Fox,
500, and VI ID. Nrsky Co. 50. The rest OF
the liabilities are for groceries. liquors. cigars.
rent, and money loaned. saul ) Myers.
Whites attorney. said that Whites reason for
going into bankruptcy IL that an employee
had abscouded With a large amount Of goods
intrustad u his care for delivery. Mr.. Ill
man, % whom some of the goods belonged,
began d n action in conver sion in the Municipal
Court against White and sought to obtain AN
order for his arrest. Mr. MYERS obtained an
Injunction in the United states District Court.
restraining the continuance OF the proceedings
IN the Municipal court
John McSwaeney, hui der OF 24i West 1884
street has filed IA etitlon in bankruptcy with
liabilities t2oi. .2U2 OF the liabilities s1s,5O0
were secured Among the unsecured liza
bties are $1,000 70 Robcrt " stuart Tor
money loaned on bond dated Aug. 81. 1899,
and ,23,o79 dehcicn, judgment In favor
OF Jeremiah J. Robins IN Il, trustee for Liza
beth DE Witt Leonard the property being
at 1882 and 3l3a Broadway
The sun., 1900-12-28
BRIBERY TALK ~ HAVANA.
Discussion Of Dady's SeweTing and Paviis
Contract Grows Warm.
spseiai CGob Despatch TO THE Sun.

Spseiai CGois Dssp1ich 10 THE SYN.
HAVANA, Dec. 27-In the future clsrks OF
the courts here will receive regular salaries
instead of fees This will cost the Govern
ment SIso, 900 a year, but the clerks will not
be exposed TO such strong temptation in the
extortion and other forms Of dishonesty as
may arise by their not having h regular In
come.
The story that a money bribe was offered
to Mayor Rodri suez In connection with the
sewering and paving contract has excited
much comment and has created a feeling OF
dissatisfaction among all classes. The piario
de Ia Marina says that what Is happening
10 deplorable.
Governor General Wood says that the
person Offering br!bes. IL such there be. will
only ruin his own cause, At to-norrows
meeting OF the Ayuntaniento a vote OF oersure
directed against Mayor Rodriguez will be
introduced. The ground will be taken that
the Mayor In vetolns the resolution Of the
municipality regarding the contract put the
members who voted In favor Of the resolution
In an unfavorable light as he made It appear
that these officials gave the preference to
Mr.. Dady's offer to do the work for SIC. 600
over the estimate Of Col. Black. which was
so.i35,oo0. without giving their reasons for
40 doing. II Is also said that Mr. Dady may
commence an action for libel against tho
Mayor.
The sun., 1900-12-28
Death of First Lieut.. Slack,

wAsHISoToN, Dec. ~ Tho following de-
spatch from Maj Gen. Macarthur at Manila
was received By Adlutant General Corbin to-
day:
Died, dysentery, First Lieut.. Walter 7.
Volunteer Infantry, Io,45, evening Dec as
Lieut. Slack was born July TO- 1878. at Gray
SON Garter county. Nv. Ne was appointed
Volunteer Infantry May q. 1903: honorably
mustered out Oct. 81, 1888: was appointed
Second Lieutenant OF the Forty-seventh
Infantry, United States Volunteers. Aug. IL,
1899. and First Lieutenant Aug. 20. 1900.
The sun., 1900-12-28
HEADLRsS BODY on TIE TRACK.
Missouri Man Thought TO Be the Victim Of
Foul Play.

ST. LOWS. Dec. 27.-The headless body
OF Henry G. PAYNE of Old orchard. fashion
able suburb Of this city. was found this morn
ing on the tracks Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway. 200 yards west OF the station at
Webster Groves. The throat had been cut
az with a knife and numerous contusions
we're found on different parts of his body.
There were evidences OF "A struggle near 10y
The Coroner il not satisfied with tIo theory
that he had been run over by a train and has
put detectives at work on the case. Pay mes
watch and $50 in money We're found on him,
Payne was a member of one Of the oldest
and wealthiest families in st. Louis county
and lived in a comfortable home in Old
Orchard with his young son and daughter.
Five years ago he resigned a. principal of
the schools and embarked in the fnanuiaCtur-
ing business. He was % year, old. Kali
way men cay that It would be impossible
for man TO be- struck 10y train where
Pavnes BODY was found without their being
aware Of the accident. The Coroner and
Toaos incltnc 10 TIE theory OF mur rier, the
conceal their crime.
The sun., 1900-12-28
Asrp.tr now ~ vgSyyrsiA
ua. ps,.we q D'riomsue ine,dert -Ansssd
As,.ss,i.p ~ sn,s..,oWs,

V,futvutuy Drc s \ now complloa.
ifnb haa sfIion IN fIn d,ulnn1tir incident
,ffovirr out ~ the 1"stai forfeiture by tho
Ncn,l llirlnn Govrturr.f ~ . pitch lake con
,rs4ipn ~ tho Na'I.ud 'sphar Company
pf Now YORK IL" National company con-
rlnltrd mat ts rIrHts vrrc tr,naf"ttcd hr
Nruezurln - tho N.r YORK ard Hornud's
,,mpruy. another NurrIo.i concern. hu'
tris ba'-1nwod Organization now c"w"'
forward with pirIIniut TINT its conc"ea''n
hna been nhrog1t"d tn behalf ~ thc National
rorrpar, The Sfrtp Department L. iu-
Nr4tigutiur th" matter ihtoush if0uris "
tuouis uitsd Stui's Minister Gt tHtsrl-.
bat 30 fnr has been urahio 10 reach an iut",-
llgrnt idea ~ iu-t what has been done hy
Venezuela and What riEhi- uu-scss"d hY
American. hay" b""n curtaiird u hda Al-n
bc"r unable To- 49," how tN" transfer oi
concession from one American concern 10
another American concern has caused. ~
alleged. political di-turbaDoo- ~ Venezuela.
ur ti" present an American war Nrss" WIZ
,u1. on account of Minister Ioomi-'s adNi'"s
tNn' American Interests might require pro,
,""'on. % Mr. i"2rI., " o.Tih,,t,n ts,ys,rn o~n,n
in"nt appears 10 b" getting IA" upper hahh
In IN" di-tutbrnce-
Owing 10 the orders. sent NJ the request
Of the state Dcpartmert 10 The. training yt--
sci Hartford Admiral tnrragut'- Mobile BAY
flagship, TO remain at la Guarra Ia rrotect
American interests, tn" Navy department
finds itself somewhat embarrassed III carry
ing out previously arranged plans The
Hartford was to meet, nj Trinidad. the training
ship md transport Buffalo. row on her way
To Manila by the Cape Horn route " wa,
intended 10 have the llarlt2rd transfer to
the Buffalo her most efficient land-m"n,
who are needed on the Asiatc station. and
receive in return a number of green hands
who require more training Rear Adm,rai
Crowuinshicld. chief OF the Navigation Bu-
reau. had talk with Secretary Hay about
the matter to-day. to ascertain whether the
state Department was willing to let the Hart
ford leave La Guayra temporarily. MIR. Hay
left determination Of the question 10 Admiral
Crowninshield's discretion and II is probable
that the Hartford will make n quick trip to
Trinidad and return to La Guayra or the Bull
faO will go out Of her way TO stop ut the
Venezuelan port.
The sun., 1900-12-28
sENATE'S sERGEANT-ATARNS.
Il Is Expected That Garrett j. henson VIII Re
Appointed.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec 27 The Albany
County Republican organization has. through
Senator-elect James : McESan Of Albany.
a candidate for Sergeant-atArms of the
next State Senate. MIR MrEwan has written
TO the Republican members of the next sem
ate. urging the selection OF Charles r Hot
aling OF bethlehem. Albany county, for that
position. For the past three years MIR.
Hotalns has acted as second assistant door
keeper In the Assembly.
IL is reported that Garrett j. Benson of
this city, who has been gcant-at-Arnls
of both the Assembly and the Senate, will be
named as Sargeant-at- Arms OF the next
Senate because nearly all OF the Republican
Senators desire his selection.
Two years ago Harry Jacqullard OF Brook
lyn, who was backed by Lieut. Gov. Wood
ruff, defeated MIR Benson's desire for reelec-
ton as Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate by y
narrow margin The fight Was n spirited
one and the more prominent RepubliCa
Senators resented Mr. Woodruf's interfer-
ence In their selection OF that official.
The sun., 1900-12-28
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-These army orders have
been issued.
Leave Of absence granted To Cadet Andros ponte.
United States Mihtary Academy. ten Gays.
capt. Henry j. Hunt, Seventeenth Infantry, two
months extension.
The resignation of Major John J.. Chamberlain
Inspector General, Of his commission as Captain oi
Artillery only, has been accepted,
second Lieut.. william u; Waldron, Ninth Infantry
from Mclca. ", Va, 10 Columbus barracks
The les. .gnaton Of Major Henry II. Mccain, As.<
tsni Adiutant General OF his commission capita n
of Infantry only, has been accepted
FIRST Lieut.. Meriwcther l.. Walker. Corps Of En-.
ginc-Ts take station al Mobile, Ala.
Major william J.. Russell. Corps Of Engineer u
). A., Tor duty under hts immediate orders The
travel enjUlned Is necessary for the public service
Second Lieut.. John jackson, Twenty Eth In
fal.,ry, one month rN'"' r'I'