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+. STILL, Sec'ry.

[- Mr.. Duncon, State agent for Georgia, ii
on his roturn home from New York, and has sue.
cecdod in negotiating loan Of 5000, 900 for one
yenr, at seven per cent. ON tho faith of the Pre-.
vincial government of the State of Georgia.
&s> The Chickasaw Indians have ratified q
treaty of peace and abolished slavery,
ue The Roman Catholic churches in Balti-
moro hare just contributed over eleven thousand
dollars for tho bcnft Of thcp poor at TIE South
ET The emigration westward through Illinois
is said to remind one CT the times when the Cali
fornia fever vas at its height. Missouri is filing
up very fast.
@9- Louisiana politics ore getting warm. II
is believed that the Louis;aniaps have taken the
mattcr,of tho electors in hand and will como out
on tho top of the heap. We suppose that Gen.
Banks found this out, aud hence his fight back
to Massachusetts,.
@ss- Emerson Etheridge, lately tried for using
scditious language, has beon acquitted of tha
charges preferred against him before the military
com mission at Columbus, Kentucky, and is nov
at his home in Dresden, Tennessee.
ri The Masonic. fraternity of Columbia, has
chosen brothers VIM. Sims and Robt. Burns, us
to represent to their Northern
brethren tho distressed and PROSTATE condition of
Masonic Lodges Of Columbia, where they were
,nce SO numerous, strong, powerful and active.
Tho working implements of this order have near-
y all been destroyed by the ruthless hand Of war,
md tho Lodges generally aro in most helpless
condition. Tue brotherhood in tho Northern
States, it is hoped, will extend the hand Of vol
omo 10 their two eminent members of tho
paternity.
@C- The colorud troops In Wilmington and
1ewbern are being removed ut tho instanco of
iov. Holden aud others, who have been urging
heir removal from the State.
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Eau de Vie.

!: We cherewith make Our prottiest thanks to an old
old respected subscriber, Mr.. JoHx CARPENTER,
fora bottle Of balmy and lifs-giylng Peoch Bran
dy.- Nr. CAnPEarkRiu liberal and right-miuded
man, and although he did not tell us 80, we know
he argued with himself thus: :" paid these poor,
needy fellows for their paper in Confederate
money, and soon aftor, everything Confederate
1sntup the spout; SO ought In all conscience
to mako them some niee'presont." And forthwith
he wont and diazit. And there arc dozens and
dozens Of others who ought TO .seliloqsizo as did
NJ. CARPENTER. and then 60; and do likewise.
Tho said {" Peach" was sampled aaa sampled until
it disappeared "like the basolesa fabric Of a1ys-
ion.' All were vocifOroua in It's praise, and the
Dsvi, who took "sevarinl" samples more thnn
any one olse, was absolutely tunul.uous. ;'fz
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

Lor1urAxA.- Governor Wells of Louisiana,
with the appreciation of Gen. Candy, has or.
ganized four regiments Of cavalry for service
in districts threatened with negro violence.
Amoag the coloncls who have received COM
missions arc Scott and Grayson, who gained
considerable reputation in the late Confede-
rate war. General Fullerton, the military
head Of the Freedman's Bureau, has also is
sued an address to the negro population, in
which he tells them that they have been mis-
taken in The idea that their late matters
plantations were to be divided up among them
on Christmas day; moreover, THAI the Gov
ernmeut is not going to supply them with
farming tools, mules, clothing. or food for the
next planting season. The address is in good
spirit, and being issued as Government or
der, it will possibly bring Sambo back to his
contracts and to work.
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Fer the Advertiser.
Tribute of Respect.
PicKEas LODGE, No. 2S, I. o. o. T.,
Gr.niteyille. October l2. 1855.

Grsniteyile October 2S, 1865.
At call meeting of this Lodge held on the
Goth inst, the Committee appoiatcd by the Lodge,
reported the following Preamble and Resolutions,
ON the death of our beloved Brother P. G. Master
JAMES JONES, whs died at Greniteville on the
10Th inst:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler
of the Universe, ont of his inscrutabc wisdom, to
again visit With I'm affective dispcnsation, our
vast brotherhood banded together by the links OF
Odd Fellowship The dark shadow of denth has
been permitted to gloom our Lodge-to sadden
the hearts and blight the hopes OF those whoae
delight it was to look up to with reneration, and
20 regard with affection aud esteem him whom
our Creator has taken to himself, without no.
,ice. Suddenly, in the full yigor of his useful
ness, with ardent zeal and synpsthies overflow
ing With Benevolonce and Charity for the Widow
and Orphan, our beloved Patriarch has been gath
cred to his Father. The atartlipg announcement
has fallon upon ourtBrotherhood as pail amidst
marriage feast, and our house has become the
house Of riucrn;ns. Past Grand Master JAMES
JONES has been stricken dUwn,-the grave mas
closed upon his human form,-his mortal has put
on Immortality, and while the places which once
knew him shall know him no more, yet in the
affections of his Brethren his memory will ever
live. rs pay feeble Tribute to his worth as
expressive of our affection. regard and respect:
Resolcsd, That we sincerely sympathisc with
his adopted son and daughter, brothers, sisterf
aud relntiveea in their irrcparable LOSE.
R,;olced, That Blank Page in our Record
Book be dedicated to his memory, aud that We
wear the usual badgo of mourning fer thirty days
Resogred, That the Preamble and BesolutiOus
bo published in the EdgeGcld Advertiser, and thai
copy of the same be Gent to the family Of oul
ieceused Brother.
JAS. @. THORPE.
JOHN BLAND.
MARTIN HOOK,
W. P. F0RTNER,
Committee.
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Why ALABAMA REpuDIATsD.- Charles.
ton News publishes an extract from letter
written by gentleman in Mobile to mer-
chant in the former city, concerning the repu-
diation of the State debt, as follows:
" The State Of Alabama repudiated the
debt contracted during the war under mis-
apprehension that the President would re-
qu:re the State debt, as well as her share Of
the Confederate debt, to be repudiated before
be would allow her te regain her position in
the Union. President johnson only requir.
ed her to repudiate that portion of the Con,
federate debt which she had agreed to as
sume."
The writer is mistaken. President John.
son requires and insists that every dellar con-
tracted By the Southern States in aid of the
war be repudisted no matter whether it bt
The Confederate debt or the debts contracted
by the respective Observation-Disclosures
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9. THg7NATloSFEn nExpREss,'C 'CoMraFY:-The
E'chmoyd Wing says the National Express
Company was to be organized at the City
Hall last Monday niglts, and aSda: That it is
no secret that General Joseph E. Johnston
will be elected to;tbe Presidency, land that
Rcid's Company will be bought.out Or united
with tho new organization. In this case, Mr..
Reid will probably be the General Superin-
tendcnt, or, perba ps, Vice President, and the
National Company will commence buriness
operations immediately. We learn that the
stock of the company has been subscribed te
very literally in all the cities, and that each
State has been limited as in the proportion Of
its representation in the Federal Congress.
I'll. appointments Of subordinate agents,
clerks, messengers, etc, will probably be left
to the 6upprintcndonts Of Divisions, and are
to. be made ia the Southern States from
auons cx.offiesrs and soldiers of the Confed.
crate army, and in the Northern States from
those who have served in the Federal army.
The more important officers will be chosen
by the PFe,iieht and Board Of Directors. A
very lurs, numl'cr of applications hiye been
received for appointments. which viii bs.ap
proprately referred after the Organization.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

MS- wo would again respectfully remind the
Merchants and Planters of Edgefeld that BROWNE
& ScuInaEs, Of Charleston and 0rangeburs, are
prepared to obtpin the highest prices for all NOR
ohandiss conaig6ed to thsm,-or will, If desired,
ship cotton to responsible Houses in. Now York
Give FnAsx ScHIaMsR a trial once, and you will
30 pleased to T. He Is ac.iySs md entesprising'
aud knows how, to mako ths Tery best kind OF o
trade for his pa.rons or friends.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


THE PERUVIAN SYRUP iupplies the Blood
vithitsLhx xELRXfzr. IRON; iilfdshg hgssarxarn,
ViGox, and NRw LIrE into tho whole system. Fer
DYspxrsIl, DaopsT, CKssMc DIAaRuGA, Ds.
DrLlrY, FEHkLa WsIKSRssEs, rc., Il is . specific.
Thou,ana. hare hesn changed Ig the use of this
medicine frsm reak .ickly, suffering creatures, to
sfrong, healthy, ard happy men and women.
A. 80 page pamphlet a6ne Frset
/. Price 81 per hettle. ORC for IS.
J. P. DINsMORE, 3s Dey Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Nov. 8 (M sc.) SIN - AS
DR. ANDERS' IODINE MATER.
,.7,s- ..AHins1l,ia6ie Disesrsty. --.,.-,,-
RuLL GEAls ofIodins in each ,,upes Of Water,
Di..olrea ,eihom Solrent!
The most POWERFUL FfrAIiErEG rAaEa7 ant
RESTORATIVE known, scRoYULA, GALr-RERux
CANCERS, RuEuYArlsx, CONSTITUTION, and man,
Chronic and Hereditary Disessel, arc cured b,
irs use, as thousands eat testify. Circulars sen
free. Price, 81 per bottle, or for S..
DR.. II. ANDERs q Co., PhyuiciaIs and Ohen
iats. 1928 Broadway, New York. Sold BY Drug
sist: generally <e a4,t s5.s
Nov.-s. (L.tc.) sm 4S
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It is stated that the counsel of Jefferson
Davis expressed a desire that his client be
accorded immediate trial. The desire comes
originally from Davis, who, it is said, has de-
clared that he has no fears for the issue,p
and that, therefore, the Government will do
him great favor by arraigning him at the
earliest possible moment. 1t is also reported
that the recent favorable change in HRS eve
ry.day life was mainly the work of the Presi-
dent, and at this hour he has almost every.
thing that he could ask save liberty itseffand
the preseIfcc Of his family about him.
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HYMEN 81 A Ii.

MARRIED, on the eth inst, by Rev. II. c. Fer
long, Mr..J. HARTWELL BLEAsE and Miss
EMMA CROUCH, all of. this District. -
MARRIED. on tho,2s:h Oct, by N. II. p4dges
Esd, Mr.. W. n. RODGERS and Mis,g N. a.
BoDTE, all Of this District
MARRIED, by tho game, on the I'd inst.,, Mr.. J..
P. sALTER and Mis-, SARAH ANN TEMPLES,
all of this District. i. -. 40,
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ilr,,e 3T3ere,. 4 Heath to Thee, Tom Bone

rHsx.s A.: Bosxs, Esq, OF Augusta Ga, to
shpse kindly politeDess we ore iadeb'ed for many
.ach tara,s. hss osr re.lly, grateful thanks for
b.irhs of ,vups blo, late pa,prs. And 'ah.tn the
boaa,ifai pciiti .hanilc Pen Knife, which secon-
5sanied tho ta1ltrs we actuany blooin from head
q, st4with smiles an gratitnae when we think
Of Il MI. bones has jur. received large addi-
tiOns to his always full stotS Of Hardware and
Cutlery. .Ho has everything from Briler' as large
as tho heidelberg Taa. dovn to, the dainty pcn
Knives, one of which he mas 50 ibsse!ly bestowed
upon uss hst.dE rcakeysi uttcr Hardware or Cut
iery.re,,air immediately to TBoaas A. SoSIs, Esq'
.h..~,,.tn O., -. - .---- -
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rhe Duc west colleges.

We learn tsays the Ab6evils Banner) that these
Institutions have comnlcnced tho new session with
encouraging proapects. The number Of pupils in
The Female College IS lnrzer than ever before, SO
osriy In the session. With an ablercor of IN.
s.ructers, tbey wen deserve the patronage they
ars receiving, .i..,.s ;.,e ..,..
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..rhe.wizara of salesn,en.

wetake pleasure in ealing tho attention of our
readers to the card of Gr6neE Roelssos, with
PInxrso & RswIAxp, Merchants Of our neigh
boring city Of Augusta All these gentlemen are
Wall known throughout our District; and GEe
RosrssoS, Eco, is especially known as the priHco
of -f1e fellows, AID very Wizard Of salesman
Ba. wizard as he is lhe always gives you the full
north of your money Trsde with GEO. RopiS-
SOS. and. you will aluaysiisave his establishment
Is tho highest poHsibls state of accommodation.
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SICKNESS IN ILLlNom.-Bilious, interpit-
tent and reuittent fevors prevail more ex.
te.sively this season, in Illinois, than at any
time for the past twenty years. In the south
ern portion the Courts have been obliged to
adjournjarors, witnesses and litigants being
unable to attend. The central portion Of the
State is suffering severely; but not to the
same extent. Heavy and long continued
rains during the summer, by which rank veg.
citation was produced and ponds formed al.
most erywhere, are assigned as the reasonf
for this extraordinary malaria visitation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

.sssEgrAs the period fOr,whiah guarez was elect
% eaesnssisntional President sof ,Msxioo expiresou
shs soth Of NOyember, and as mo successor hss
beepchessn, Gen. Ortsgas aev 10 Nav York city,
Who - the Chief Jusice Of the Mexican republic.
e.sins to be the successor; it's stated that he 10
sboat 70 leave this esuntty f0r Mexico TO resume
tho administraticn Of the Government. 2es
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FnxIsNIsN.-T British Government have
sent detectives from London to this couatry
to watch and report the movements Of the
Fenians. 1t is stated that detectives are al-
ready in New York. and that Others are iu
Chicago, where this body is organized in
greater strength than any other city, except
New York. Evidently our English Cousins
are becoming frightened at tue belligsrent
movements Of their Irish admirers in A,neri-
ca aud Ireland.
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runner of thsnew religion 2 PerhnTs it will be-
gin in Brooklyn. with Beecber Cor tho st. Johr /;
Or in Broadway, with DR.. Chcever; or at Natal,
ailhBishop cOlensa; or in Paris, with Roman ;
.dr inssaIt Lake City with brigham Young or
even in Knoxville or Nashville With parsou-Gor-
eruur BruMnluM
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BAptists, Attention

:, Thu Minutes Of tho EdSodsld Baptist Assocla-
ton, rocontly convened at Gilsal Church, are now
ready for delivery. Members of the different
Churches will please cali at this oce and get the
packages; for their respective Churches 80
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ne. Parties having bills. under the dtnonina-
tion Of S., Issued by Che City Council of Charles
ton; can dispose of the.ssmO'to advantage by mp.
plying at this Office. 5F> @.
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- .I[,l,..asting .D0cnments.

We are und.r mush obligation 10 Lieut. pid
cgss1Arr for c"py of the Gov.rnsr' AesS4Es
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Eor.S Sheriff..

The Friends sf Capt. A. T. WEST respectful
ly announce him as o Candidate fer Sheriff Of
Edgefeld at the next election.
Now teS A.
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AttentionI !

rEyHE POLICE FORCE Of the .ssluda Rep,.
j. ment will assemble .punctually at KiehaTS.
sous, on Saturday tho 11th inst. O;hor eitiz.r,
who desire to join are invited to attend.
Nov. 7th, i. NJ l. noSaAM; ~
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Law Notice.

G. b. GRIFFIN. ATTORNEY AT Law
Ss and SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, may be
found at oil times in his oacc, in tho building
Edgoastd, $. G.. Noyt 4l4s
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For the Ladies /!

FOr Cu6 LduIGS
yViHE Ladies are especially invited to call and
Il examine oxr rich and handsome lot Of
MERIN0S AND PoPLINSi
SWISS MUSLIN;
Ladies' NUBIAS and HOODS;
Chudren's HOODS;
White and CcloYed FLANNELS;
Fine Sewing SILK; -:
Coats black and colored Spool THREAD.
just opened and for sale by
Now q As
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.oa our an side to-day wiil-be found two in'or'
isstisy d6casipe:nnts-ths late Massage Of Gov
;psRnr, and Genl. McadwAS's Letter. - -.
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Unavoidable Psstpenement.
AckrowledgeMent.

Genl. DuaovAxr's second letter to Hen. q. u.
TIIi.nAx win srpolf inouf mex. iesue.;
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OBITUARY.

DIED, Of Brain Fever, Greenwood, S. c., on
the 10th October last, ADA REMBERT, daueh.
ter of Rev. A. L. and Mrs. N. J. SHt7g, eyed 2
years, 4 months and 24 days, 80
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-20
him and the reply was, "GoD made III
bnt Lincoln made me free"

Why DoN'I TIE MONEY Gomez PIT is
how about nine months since tho troops
of this Department have been paid. Tne
delay has caused much distress and great
ly interfered with trade, not only at Port
Royal but at Savannah, Charleston and
all the Posts throughout this large De-
partment. Before this nearly S5, 0C0, 900
should have been disburscd which would
have relieved, not only the soldiers and
their families but our entire population.
We are informed that the Paymasters are
not at fault. Mai .A.V. Elliott, the efficient
Chief Paymastef of the Department. of
the South, assures us that he has made
every possible effort to obtain the funds,
and has expected them by every steamer
for nearly three months. He has not on,
IL written bat has been to Washington to
urge the claims of the troops Of this COM
mand.
. Probably the delay is caused by the
great demand upon the Treasury for the
payment of troops now being mustered
out of service and the clearing up of
debts due parties whose chartered trans
ports are being dismissed the service
we must all be patient and our turn will
soon come. The last news from the
North is that the loan was being taken at
the rate of from 13 to 15,000,000 per day, :
which must, in aweek Or two, place the
Treasury in condition to reach out its
helping hand to those far off on the "Sea
Islinds Of the South.
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The Futnre of Port Royal,
To he l3lifor Of 90 The Ne,c Sc'dh:'

Mr.. EDrTo2:-Nea,ly every citizen ny
On this island seems To te looking with
ANXIOUS thought and eyes ior some Mes
siah among Us who shall come forward 70
initiate plans for the development Of the
Grand natural resources Of this unequal
led nlalt Of future commercial greatness.
All are waiting for "the spirit to move"
somebody else, and some fear that spe-
cnlating officials inside the ring, may sue
ceed in establishing influences. at Wash
ington calculated to stay the progress of
what must be the inevitable future OF
Port Royal pfopsf:
No one can look honestly Upon cor:
rect map Of the Atlantic coast, and for
a-rne..aAnt aontsal that there is any 9th
er point tiian upon this island, to found
a great Southern city, which future gen
erations will approve, and applaud the
wisdom and sagacity of its founders,
where the agricultural, the mineral, and
the productive wealth and resources of
west, north, and southwest, reaching far
away to the Pacific Ocean, are more na-
turally aud inevitably tributary to this
harbor for shipment to all the rest Of tie
world, than at any other point upon the
Atlantic coast, not excepting New York.
Then, Mr.. Editor, shall we longer
slumber? Our military friends having
played their part, must soon make their
exit; shall not meeting be called, sur
veys be made, and the magnitude of
this important matter be properly rep
resented at Washington
The deep interest which you have
always felt in Port Royal, gives me con
fdence that you will sound the tocsin OF
progress, and proclaim the necessity Of
some immediate measures to be taken for
the future. READY 10 Help,
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-20

A PRESENT FOR GEN. SAxToN. When
jefferson Davis arrived here he had with
him bright, pretty little octoroon boy
about eight years of age, named James
Henry Brooks-or as they had nick
named him on account of his remarkable
agility,-"Jim Limher." He was found
in the streets of Richmond and taken to
Mrs. Davis, who, learning that his mother
was dead, adopted him, probably as q
playthlng for her children On arriving
in our harbor and finding long voyage
before her with dark, unwritten future
ahead, she requested our kind Pro. Mar.
Gen., Maj. B. W. Thompson, to take the
boy and present him to Maj. Gen. Rufus
Saxton with her compliments and the
request that he would take good care Of
him and train him into a proper man
hood.
We asked the little fellow who made
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-20

A NEM. RuLIARp SAIooN.-ME. larsssS
Mulligan, the former popular stewart Of
the Rkon is now erecting building for
q first class billiard saloon on the large
lot adjoining the Port Royal Theatre. 1t
is 80 feet front, IS deep and 26 high to
peak of roof. The lower floor will be one
large hall containing FIVE of Phelan's best
tables --one 4 pocket and four 6 pockets.
In private room above will be one 4
pocket table.
Attached to the establishment will be
the usual and necessary comforts of such
place, wines, ales, cigars, &C., &c.,
of the best quality, of course, for we all
know Mr.. Mulligan will keep no other.
When the building is completed We
shall post our readers more fully about
the inside arrangements. 1t is to be one
of the most stylish resorts on the island.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-20
Co,n.,iencing Ri & h t--Gsensral
Order. S3.

Last week We had occasion to eall the
attention of our cotemporaries in Charles
ton and Savannah, to certain ill-adyised
movements in relation to "Recohssruc-
ton and Conventions" and demon
strated, as We thought, petty clearly,
that in panderihg to ths semi-loyaf senh-
ment of those fien, formerly regulating
and controlling public opinion in the
South, and excluding in reality the people
who are deeply interested, great error
was being committed, especially as the
Government, has, as yet, laid down no
plan by which the elements of civil socie-
ty are to be recognized.
Our readers can judge with what plea
sure then, we read General Ordera No.
|6s, of Maj. Gen. Q. A. Gilmore, (which
will be found in another part of our pa
peri making nufl and void the proclama-
tions of so-called Governors in South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida; forbidding
the people to give heed to any such bogus
authority stating that tn, Government
will, in due time, indicate course of ac-
ton; announcing that the people Of The
black race are free citizens cfhs United
States, and, as such will be protected
and, issuing word of warning to black
and white alike, in relation to idleEess
and vagrancy.
This explicit Order, without ret'and-
ant word in it, is whatamight be termed
in common parlance, ga ten strike II
it does not enhance the already brilliant
reputation of Gen. Gilmore, not only in
the Department of the South, but abroad,
then we are mistaken. For ourselves, IN
common with thousands Of others, We
own up to breathing freer, andfeel thank
full that we have commanding officer ac-
tuated1by proper views Of the way ofbe-
! ginning reconstruction.