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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-11-27
Virginia I!

Virginia! :
~ the County Court of Greene Coun-
sanies n. Mitchell-PlaintiG,
Alfred J. Twyman, Administrator of VIII.
lam Mitchell, deceased, and Alexander
Colyin, his security to his ADMINISTRATOR
Bond, Thomas Mitchell, Juda Mitchell.
and Cornelia MISUNDERSTANDING.
the object of this suit is to obtain n settle
ment OF the accounts of Alfred j. Twyman. .
as the Administrator of William Mitchell,
deceased, and u distribution of the assets al
sald {, decedent among those entitled thereto;
and It appearing, at Rules held ON the ffrss
Monday IN November, 1868, at the Clerks Of
nee OF said court by afiidavit filed, that
Ihomas Mitchell is nonresident Of the
state OF Virginia, on motion of the plaintiff
IL Is ordered that the said Thomas Mitchell
90 appear mere within one month of the due
publication of this order, to do what is me-
cessary to protect his interest in the premis-
es aforesaid; and that copy of this order
be published once week for four successive
weeks In the Native virginian, and a copy
iiouse OF Greene County, on the FIRST DAY Of
the next term. -
Teste.
WYATT s. BEAZLEY Clerk
November 8, lS6s.-R. S. THOMAS, 20. -
S7 ro 80 WILL buy Challenge
W. ~ epo Washing Machine, warranted
the best in the world, regardless of price. and
money refunded if it does not prove to be So
IL washes easier, quicker and better and with
less wear to the clothes. than any other ma.
chine ar process.
20. 000 Sold, and are giving the most
OO,OOO perfect satisfaction. Agents
wanted everywhere, for this and the Chal-
lenge Wringer and Ironer, q perfect Wringer
combined with an Ironer or Mangle, for iron
Ing without Heat, and very rapidly. Send
Tor Circulars, enclosing stamp containing
1000 genuine references like the following:
Messrs. ALMER & Co., Gentlemen Your
Washing Machine gives entire satisfaction
70 every one who uses it, We are only as
tonished that so much real value can be had
Tor so little money. l am glad the poor az
wei as the rich can have such splendid
help for the duties of washing day
j. X. PECK,
Presiding Elder, IIonesdale District PA.
Messrs. PALMER & Co.:-We have used the
challenge Washing Maehihc about eighteen
months--have sold over sixty, and they are
giving the most perfect satisfaction. For
ease with which they are handled and ope-
rated, they excel all Washing Machines I
have ever seen. H. w. Fly
Member Erie IN. w Conf.
s. w. PALMER IL CO.,
OctoberO, 1868. Auburff Nv
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Alisfetlaneoas Grade.
ORTON,s PREPARATION

ESTABLISHED 1866.
THE APPETITE 4 OR TOBACCO DEsTR OY
Ed!
Leaue off Cheloiag aud Smoking the Poison
Gus Weed, Tobacco.
ONE box of Orton's Preparation is
" warranted to destroy the appetite for To-
bacco, in any person, no matter how strong
the habit may be, " IL fails in aug case the
money a0iH be refunded. 10 is perfectly HARM
less in all CASES. 1t is almost impossible TO
break or the use of Tobacco, by the mere ex-
ercise of the will. Something is needed to
assist nature in overcoming a habit 80 firm
ly rooted With the help of the Preparation,
there is not the least trouble. Hundreds have
used it who are willing to bear witness to the
fact, that Orton's Preparation completely de-
stroys the appetite for Tobacco, and leaves
the person as free from any desire for ii, as
before he commenced its use The prepara-
ton acts directly upon the same glands and
secretions affected by tobacco, and through
these upon the blood, thoroughly cleaning
the poison of Tobacco from the system and
thus allaying the unnatural cravings for To-
bacco. No more laundering for Tobacco after
using Orton's Preparation. Recollect IL is
warranted.
a-I. RECOMMENDATIONS.
The following are a few selected from the
multitude of recommendations in our pes
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KING COMFORT.

KING COMEOkT.
HAVING spent some time away from
Ii home in order to test the merits OF the
various Fire Place Heaters, we have return
ed, prepared to offer the public something
"A MO. I.
We have secured the agency for the
SEXTON IMPROVED baltimore HEATER
considering il by far superior to any Heater
out, as to beauty, design and finish. III Is
worth visit from those who may not even
be in want of Stoves, that they may see to
what perfection mechanism mas arrived. 10
those In want, listen to our terms ana guar
antees, which there is no go back on; LOOK
at the beauty of the stove and we Will take
pleasure in explaining the principles ON
which it acts. If you should wish TO buy You
run no risk. Select your stove; we Will take
rooms; and when the work is all complete
you retaining the purchase money until we
build fire. when we expect you to take
seat in front of your own hearth, and say
this is truly King Comfort.
RECEIPT YOUR BILL.
We are also prepared to receive orders for
all other fire place Heaters that may De
wanted.
Our general assortment of Parlor, Dining
Room and Hall Stoves, together with the
most An roved Cooking Stoves, have been
selected with great care from the most re-
sponsible foundries, and Will present one OF
the most complete aud varied assoftinents
ever offered in this market, every Stove OF
which we will warrant, and sell on the most
reasonable terms.
N B-Our arrangements are such that we
can sell to dealers at factory prices.
PURCELL Il HOY,
Corner King and Washington Streets,
September ~, Io5S-fy. Alexandria, Va.
CT0VFCf CTOVFS STOVESifi
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NE G0SS.

TUSF received, l barrel Pulyerfzed
sugar; barrel Crushed Sugar; barrel
Brown Sugar; | barrel PortOrfe0 SyTun,.4
barrels pure Cider Vinegar, which viii Sell
very low for cash,
June II, 1868 f. w, EINeHRIOF
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November ID, 1856 Pm.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
From W P Heald. Bangor, Maine.

INSTRUMENTATION
The following are a few selected from the
multitude of recommendations in our pes
ession:
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A Late ;.sue of an. Rs....,x. ~ ~,
t,oan u,e. sha e.,,s~;.. ,.aa1 l.ef'3e
/. gard 10 .he -, pel;,;c. 60 ;:r.,.s.',s.. ~
gracss this Dis,rie. i. ,b.- sI nm ~ i
/ iConrrcsssd. sasaIJ sls- - ss'Sao
y ssAnonp he aIsv. Il; S,s z. h., 49, /
stood their ground spoa the I 6asI ', vote
we arc ,. ngt setpfiscd p find The name of
aa no" .a,,;; r. naf, land. To tha. hard
oppoptuSitvt5 r. 1;bs KY walas y
iaathcF State, ahe neTc ssting q "a = ~ 7
n''y , obstinate President who might
, ssauu y tne pain t n his party would,
tho Witt s sssa a, ~ 1 pcYcapi'o put
whom ne now SO ,,n;s stS g ! y, ~ Y.
serving the elosidg acts III bis ionr
: career with y smpaties e and adaptation;
IN 49, ~ 4 ss,s,y ieaies snst y. ne halls
he has since offended y sS;s NAV wn ,D',
soon knew him no more fforeser.,,
.ii Thomas we'll knows, ssys The Hsyer.
. town Free Pyssstthc isdiesstS;ooao and
disguise via which k lis course q n coo.
gress has inspired I large ms, II vs e
the people il every ss2 county ats Or his Con-
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NxwsrApss 1xrnoyrnssrs The
Bsltipgre Gqseiffs = Journal xiiL which
are CONTESTED many pleasant sassocis.
Tons IN our psssossl career, has iicon,.
menced the pubiieasicn of ! s,,ls.d;d
Weekly, 10 conjqpesiop with ths Daily.
! The Bpltinpre. hwu, .sho, Ne ,,,u .s,ra
Of Dailies, i now havlag lie Typos .sss.
eotyped each day, tho issue kAying
grown % extensive * 10 require / du.
,pllsasiea of the forms u order 10 ! print
on It's editions. aclt ID s4sssasq
maThe TowsonsSwu Journal begins tho
year with renewed evidences or psos.
heriry; Mr Kgbyl 'hayieesI; ltoashs De
battle for the good cause darisg ihe dark
days Of adsersiiyy ser,aialy lsow de-.
serves che support Of tho BaItinore
county Democracy. lN
Beiair .iggiia q riaisltiysheeran,l
Rockville Sensaa come this wsek
much enlarged and improved. 'a'qs1I
~ r" n
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. NEWT IR Mi I,,.s
MS wos k7iaANn lsl 81 Is
~ y ! = d w GOODS

MEsslss. MiKEsH.fgsa ~It,rgpy
llt4 izbe. pleassst ingannalsmeiae ~ ~.
fipasps ~ MssfnllszieFs snd sIse sa.l,ie Sen
eyahy thal they have fslyncd Co nafs,.es.
mp " fhn Wholesale and Retail Grocers
and idqu0F iBttiAtsf Md hbN ofIef III m.
pti'lic ~ greatly rstlstssi iWieG doe III. III.
llsstssselefed SHOCKS a a;naresicw. sso<is A.
sasil ~ dssq g o BFE Els.,esdi baa
isssa ~ Il A. eisi, isr psi,ss Mo shs,y<-
plpEp atsl ~ IhiHssl * ~ to- lfl,cts rsslIl,.
"A leP t4fd apa SQl ErnslE Sugars, hi,e IN.
pffld end Q9oihg t}k, Tes,,< SINCE. R,,i.
slns, Cnrsasits f.efhbhS, Chekese. az. Il 3. :,
rfies~ wkseh'slefya di,hbelIfi1A. - IN :
i ewoold nstAt "a ssssally f4sij ki,br sl,e,.
tiQp A, pnx hae ,aienls OF l.ianoss.a M
which hays been seleqts,l. vi b afaaa fFX.h
care. and which NO now Offer In
lfnk 10 tifs ths Trade wildcats \ 49,
<ssail 70 iislt;m6rei siit y,fitek. AIld |.
lafgoa ad carried stock Of fpi fsuf ~
y ssaElNE observation-disclosures 7p
warranted q BE- pure and put Up cxrtessly
W. medical pafpmes, hipeluaide Mhsicria.
Pgft l>p4 &sersyd Nin<g obi fseAehs and
CoSP9c Hrapdiss. also lisewa lsisui, Aias,,.
ipg star b,iier& etc., aic-4 ..ss;f M, IA
We have 10 addition 10 tbe above, always
on hhha 1 large 'ktbek II 1onActo and c.
nARst r3sifhs wenre prepared 70 seIlpst the
fss8 le<est ninfkcs rates. Also, lapge
stock ~ Dried Egnit en- hand~.ssl ash
w eleo kssp constPs*tly on baud al
sa.es r. RS, sss'syy e5osass sssh n Fqur,
ssts'har ssmefto bee qaisk sassss and small
ptnfts, vc most rrspssifaIIs invite You 70
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.sTANf0n."

eiio xsAfl ~ ssH9FJ fUtH 1rslsit4H $99
It's announced. upoa high Radical
authority from lyashiugtei shss Stan.
sca'is 10, be reinstased N his fJrn,cr
position ss secretarJ " war By tbe
i saaaptes but that hesuNill ,thsp ,immpdi.
asely resignsdiTbs dsmagogusst b Con-
agress intend thisias aidefahce ID the
p1presidsnt, aud through 7 bin. 70, The
people, who sustain Mr., johnson IN his
constitutional course. But Stanton
would hardly dare to stay ia tie cabi.
netsiitil face Of The disgust aud cop. tenn,
, which the mere mention ef bis name
5sreatss 10 ths miuis def, haha,tI people,
Besides, the days Of MS gscfy have d..
parted days wbea riot, asss ehy. blood.
y shed iaai; and violence svept over The had
! 80 logger, at lest - Msr,lssd, haa b,
Undergraduates ,myrmid6hs TO answe,
islis beck aadb can; and plumber. I'M.
prison and outrage our citl1eas. reo
pie can now sleep vithout fear ofn oil
!. e. tation from bis Yankee Provost MARSHAL.
I ---One Of whom a least y, now >, .aaoii ,
stbe StSte sopse services. IN ., Northern
Peniscntiaryq. Tho samc sf Stanton
Ilxslb % slasssd In Tho same es.ssoiy ia
this State with Builder and Fisk and The
. other ,'l. hatpics Who have tbriyeoI upon y
2 s ssta yfaog from 4 n !. lie dark
hour Of our AdyeFsisy,g i....a M
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tUK hENT--STUCk a....7-' -.
fteH KAI.E SEsnaied II a lk>X sl ,
Fihkshafk. MI. neAs Ne NJ - Sx I
~ isaaisnsd. TIVE slsassE' nd &
lbsna ssssssslisiissi Or i.asy ,ess-s a. -
Eoea bastAcsN Ilrsees Coz Asalsaw, MI. !
4 asTiff pnsi'q.lns. So .s.Il 90 ~ ell.
ea.ls'rf casFsii "a, va ]
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81 INAUGURATION on Gov Bosfs T.
iIoa. 0aen Bowie, Bovssh5f ele "a, was
70 qualify as Governor on ycst rday. The
9Th of'Januasy, IN the s4aass Chamber
With the usual eercmonies. Tho icsa
ct Office Of the Governor ebert win
ecmmssso on Che second weincsaay q
Jauaarys 1860, unless the shbsrnftorial
ofiss shall become ssssns N the a,saa-
line The exercise u The veto poser
by The Governor, uadsr tbs new cpasti-
tuition, has given increased resppnsibil-
iiy aud Importance 10 she oisies 40 4 10.
y cfd To depar,ascnt q thS s.sse Gov.
.etNment, tf~,sisl.ts - s5.t.3,. s,,sf .,...s
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= ~ q
sa A. True Lansing, Esq, os g "a
The spIeiest Of co.labores II The A asa.,
Democratic vineyard, "a Ire i.s SO 81 III
paper cine Aarora Bearsesais., published
q Bowling Green, Indiana, IL re 2s,b
uit' thus disccsraes u our .'i accession ~ 4
che Ab+ocars! eds Fs 4 V8''saF ~
Joseph N. Pigks Esq.. H.. rc,Ersa
from the editoriai chair Of sIse dWrst.
minister Md aDemecrafisN A.Irsrote
and = sueceeded BY wma II. Davis, a.
earnest ssd fearless prissr. Dur;sr
the reign Of the penny royal tyrsai
Iscw Waliacc, 1i,s lfss editor ma,
killed for opiaieaa' sake. (snd htl,ev
never fayofsd secessiaa or abe .febsllisnl
but instead Of destroying the ussfnl.
ness and vitality 81 tho papcr..it {.
tended 10 make Il more earnest aud out.
spoken. Bro. Davis win make II am
mort lively. aBlissers Cor Hsdieals.''
No compromise with treasosi Long
live the Dcssorrsfie Adrocafs,
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QgNiioL bEn@ ANIE h
4 VWNEIiS IL the WestminsieT ie,ne-
fsvygvsl,esety nvtslied &.Ns.nsel W is,As.
Ut President aud BOARD Of ManagerA ri
-, !, spsl.1E yzes elIlD ~ xI.kiBl 81 Carroll
haii, JANUARY 2lth, ii 81 O'Clock r.
al 4 iulI attendance Is desired. rs other
') ! sss q TsR q I. ( Yyi4,sr
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EH4E WHeaE*FzA4B ~
The Senate organic a u Thuradsy
lass BY uhauiqlpusly cI.ooaili. Ne ne
Blyncs qomplan. 81 Charles bounty, u
President or thar body. NJ. q, on
taking the ckaIf, msde aBFisf alaFess,
returning his thanks for the honor con-
ferrcd upon him.
The House was fully organized By
choosing tho following officers, .sIt3,
A. Stewart, Of BaItimerc city. speaker;
Milton 7 Kidd 81 &c Il county, chief
clerk; Thos. III Moore u Baltimore
county. reading clcrt; win Tho tic aasaal
number of committee clerks a add other IKE
officers. Mr.. stcsart, who va u ua AMI
m2asly chosen, o. sao taxing ,lse char
made - appFopriiaais address Among
the pages Is jesse Browb. Of Carroll
eoungv ssnfa HSsfie sLira9sird sss'd
the Senate o. Friday I number aab ns Il
officers, chosen IL caucus, were dnfy
elected Amer considelFfabje Ii disc,u al
Oh shs sabjcst of the election II STATE
Treasurer, i was agreed 10 10 into The
election y On on Thursday today. Leaves
were obtained 70 introduce number Of
,bils, alter which The, Senate ADJOURNED
until Monday ai''p9a l'a' 80 a''''1
The House adopted an ' order TINT nv iii
The resident ministers 10 Annapolis Be
,aPpoipted elispiaipi.r s u i,h,.' Ledyy.' si Il
was ordered TIA. 2o,oo6 e copies 81 he
Governors message Be l printed II "a ,i,c
EhgIish sSd5, 900 Is lie German, Ian.
gaage. The House adjourned until
Tuesday s''ifff e;'' q 'raf 9sTa
n th9 Senate "a Moody VII lie pre.;!
'deut amounted the iiAsises ofkle ana
eng eommittses.aa No Bsssiness ss6f ,.s.b
eral interest, boseres Was transacted.
A number ef petitions were presented
and leaves obtained 10 introdaco 49,,
crai bills A eou.mittcc M Wa app s,;,r "a
70 make nsfangcneuss'i eF tfe iasugaFs
sissef Che Hon Odea Bowie, sshs 's;es.
error elect raisgagsd sa,4as .,,l
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w 4 citf.S of pi.lek i isessljr Tsa.s.....l.
fis8 t&o HnftSfss and So, 81.
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llnsth Atty aAds fountxy iaessaa1ees Iaiiss r.
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complete Ia I'LL its branches, anstaslnss Mo
past '.siiYrmits 81 psisp. E4gItz ~ one az
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,epd ihv 1litefesi d iiie tljn7S b 4slSit / kDn.
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ard Peaches on The plsTe. fhssiF Il M
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efialypa sAlss Mish i'aisy u tssosI ,ihsl.Is,,r
!oE II bpsscg. siisp. ~ lhs ssea.eas,. .al'
pulity,es. NJ wt0i esinditi.,a. 1ais q,
fsssnd WORTHY, the bssensioh III ~ }lbt a.
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f'sissc lIIosse.iif, sissisfte ~ sjle'ffs
W. fsna< n.ssls ~ saistba ip,wci.as.ysi4sY
!. fss pSfiisalHss Apply % ~ IN Nss.s.in.
70 es3itfasbts "a 100 clsek
81 ~ tsn Al4fap al JOHN tlltAH@
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fama 81 The War are here il5i Sfps,r Il "a
lasshtas,erls usaansf..H Tper ks}el h III s,si7si
rcnaHiie, rendering u the uy,st psi1e. i,Iiasr.
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ADnlTTQN.ti. 4. 4. D0t 1SfY. ~ :
- SolllcFs ~ ls6l ~, a &. Who 'kssn IL.
.s \. g ~: lnc 'has salillrI ~ a.
Y v isisa kssI lssis. ~ r.iairs1. lsklss al
der. wiso hase hist their Discharges, ,s;rc
paltlsfs ,sf.ema.s ~l,i 4issts ~ ssilsf
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GALE BILLS printed * III shors<st
3 notice = sh;s piiss
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J jaspa .ssdsll Laa ~; J. 81. q, d Is
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-18
Political Notes.

Mr.. j. J. Mcmahon of Ohio is in Washing
ton debating revenue appointments in the
name of Vallandigham for the Third Ohio
District They are in constant teegraphic
communication, and Vallandgham's responses
read very much like orders. The Treasury
Department has received several dispatches
from the Great Martyr, similar to the one pub
lished few days since, ordering McCulloch
to stop appointing radicals.
Brick Pomeroy, more honest than some of
his Democratic neighbors. says Of the Maine
election: I'VE don't lik it. And we don't in
tend to like it, And we won't like it one bit,
and in proof that we do not, we shall the more
earnestly urge the canvass, the hotter pour in
the fire of hot, not cold facts, aud arouse the
people to the danger of allowing New England
senators aud carpet-bag senators from South
ern States to control the nation"
The New York World is even more courage
Gus over the Maine election than the Argus.
1t has now got the majority figured down to
$4,000, and declares that the news sis better
and better" The Commercia al Advertiser of
fers to back the chap who figures ont these re-
suits against any man in the country Cor lying
at mark. A single instance of his peculiar
tactics will suffice. 1t s.well known that the
county of Piscataquis with its upwards of
twepty towns throwing twenty five hundred
votes is entirely out of reach of the teleprapb.
To give returns from single town is practical.
ly impossible on the night of the election, the
nearest town being about fifteen miles from a
telegraph Office or railroad station, and the
most remote at least sixty miles away. The
word gave returns" from every town in
Pscataquis, used them in reaching its es-
timated result of 1900 Republican majority
in the State, and still conceals the real re-.
turns.
The vote in the Limington and Limerick
Representative District was nearish thing
George Bragdon Democrat, and Edward Brag-
don Jr., Republican, cousins, were voted for.
The vote was reported as tie, but it appears
thattwo ballots were cast for Edward Bragdon,
without the Jr., and certificates will be made
by the persons so voting, and it is claimed that
this will give the Republican the seat
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-18

The officers of this regiment met at the Unit
ed States Hotel yesterday afternoon and par
took OF dinner, prepared by Mr. Davis, the
landlord, who knows how to cater for any as
ISOLATION His table was loaded with all the
luxuries OF the season, his viands admirably
cooked, and a dinner furnished these officers
which was entirely satisfactory to ali who had
the pleasure OF sitting down at his table. There
were about twenty gentlemen present on the
occasion, and the reunion was happy one.
These officers are all young men, but not too
young to count their scars and tell what deeds
they have done for their countrys government
and prosperity. We are too near the scene of
action in which they took such glorious part
to fully appreciate their deeds, but history will
do them justice, and their deeds will form one
of the brightest pages in the history of orr
government and country
While looking at these quiet and peaceahle
young men, we Were reminded of what Macau-
ley SAID OF Cromwells army. England was
absolutely frightened when Cromwell dismis-
sed his army of fifty thousand men. The Eng
lish people feared that these soldiers would,
after being released from their Generals COM
mand travel over the country, sack cities. mur
der, steal and cut up all sorts of capers But
what was the result? Macauley says, when in
years after their discharge, good farmer. a
skillful artzan, worthy citizen, a successful
merchant or an able sailor was found, he once
belonged to Cromwells army! And what are
fifty thousand men when compared with the
immense number discharged from our service
a short time ago? And where are thew? En-
gagged in the industrial pursuits of life. The
country has nothing to fear but everything to
hope fIom these young men who saved the life
of the Government of their fathers and are de-
termined to hand it down improved, not i'm
paired, to future generations. Gods richest
blessings on those who fought for our liberty,
and sweet is the memory Of those who laid
down their lives on their country's altar.
This reunion is the first, we believe these
officers have had, and it resulted in an organi-
cation which is intended to be a permanent
one. General Francis Fessenden was chosen
President, Gen. T. FL. Hubbard and Surgeon
Josiah Carr Vice Presidents; Secretary, Lieut.
+. ID. Coffin; Treasurer, Ell. B. Cleaves; Exec
utive Committee, Brevet Brig. Gen. G. w.
Randall, Lieut.. Col. Whitman Sawyer, Capt
K. ID. Moses, Brevet Major Levi M, Prince and
Lieut.. B. Fl. Beals. We trust this organiza-
ton will long continue, and be the means of
perpetuating the memory of their past deeds
and preparing them for the active duties of life
which the future has in store for them SIEVE
raj short speeches were made on the occasion,
and this, their first reunion, was q very pleas
ant one.