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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-02
A0BFICIAL.

accordance with Section 3, of Article
D. ., Of the General Statutes of this State.
you are hereby notified and required TO
cause an c!ccicn to be held in your respcc-
tive Counties on the first Tuesday following
inc hrst Monday of November next, being
inc oth day OF the month aforesaid for
seven ~ persons ms Electors OF President
ana Nice.Prcsident of the United States
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are
hereby required with strict regard TO the
provisions of the Constitution and laws of
TINS State, touching your duty in such case.
to cause such Election to be held in your rc,
spcctiye Counties on the day aforesaid. and
'or the asccrtaning and determining tho
persons who shall have been duly elected
thcrcat
M! bar-rooms and drinking saloons shall
be closed on the day of Election, and any
person who shall sell any Intoxicating
drinks on that day, shall be guilty of n mis-
uemcanor, and on conviction thereof. shall
DC hncd IN sum not less than one hundred
dollars, or be imprisoned for period not
less than one month, nor moro than six
months.
In testimony whereof I have hercunto set
my hand and caused the great seal of the
State TO be affixed, at Columbia. the 9th
day OF Oct iobcr, A. D., 1872, and in the
Ninety y-seS enh year of the independence
OF the United States of America.
Is ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor.
F. l.. CARDOXO,
Secretary of State.
oct 90 Q,
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Cur New Administration.

-" ,AsIA. .sLE
Two years.. liisses tsrolled adown the
ringing srooves ofatime," and another
election has takcn place. A new ad,
"i"is'ra'i"" lSsr has been given to US, and
the ReFubiiesn Party has again tri-
umrhed, sSsrwd as aour. good State is
Ahlsiling Fl am the excitement attendant
upon the October election, we think j.
advisable to spscsak about our new system
OF things, to bring to the minds of the
people the necessary reforms that the
new administration must bring about.
AS is wei known we have supported the
regular ticker throughout, and have not
bee" sparihg in our astactsupon the
"Bol'erS. 'knt now that the campaign is
ever, and things are beginning to as
sumo their Tontcd aspect, we think that
it is not outof place forrus to say few
words ;'lont OUR NEW AD,iINIsrRA
nos. l'sllhleI sllhlyItf firs! place, our stnte is in
del', b"d'Ssiasdebts and requires firm
and unswervips poHesJt to lift her out of
it. Cur sens6ls are closed, the cduc.
.'ion Of oafo ahaafenGs boing neglected
demands uhonn The State Treasury arc
n" vi'hydhe.FePg Of 'no money" Our
nra'ic Asylup is being supported by
private olinsitysj Our Pen;tent,ry is in
an ,qunl't54stit itsaanaition.. Our. liabli
ties are Immense and the ta,h and
ere dit Of sssgF saRF State sa is too truly a thing
Of the rasts5Aow these things requr re
c'mpirts information. The people
I cry outsfSRreform sand it must be given
them. tsyesrastssioscs aud the Gene
raj AssssiEEiy have have it in their power to
'rirg about this reform. They are able
to lift South -CaIoina out of the deep
NuagmEeIoL debt aud place her safe on
the find eoil off prosperity. They can
e'evatsssai phSifs her, can restore to her
the stability sshc once enjoyed, and can
make her. become shining star among
the GALAXY of States. Now how can
Z
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RURAL BEAUTIES AND City BELLE.
Country girls are not whit behind
their metropolitan sisters in the natural
ele:. ents Of lovelness, but it must be
conceded that the city bellies best uu.
dcrstand the art OF preserving aud hei lit
en!ng their personal beauty; The mos,
perfect features lose half their attraction
unless the compl, xion is properly cared
for, and if the pretty girls OF the rural
district wish to compete with the Fair
rtars' Of the fashionable world in refined
attraction, they must pay due atten ion
to this important point. They ought to
know, for the fact Is notorious .hat
l!agan's Magnolia Balm impar;s to the
skin delicate, pearly appearance, un.
produccable by any other preparation
under the sun. No matter how the cut
iclc may have been ronghened by exyo.
sure or dircolorcd by the sun, the Balm,
Will render it soft and pliablc and re.
move every blemish.
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sheri;Lfff's Sales.

BY virtue of sundry Executions To me Iii
rccted will sell to the highest bidders, at
Orangeburg Court House, on the first MON
DAY in November next, for cash, the fol-
lowing property, viz:
All that tract Of land containg 900 acres.
more or less, in the Fork of Elisto. bounded
by lands of David Smonk. Benjamin p Ooser
David Board, Morgan Smoke, aud Edisto
Rivers. Levied on as the proprc,y of
Isaac ). Jennings, at the sun OF Norman 4.
Bull. To be sold in two tracks,
House and Lot in the Town of Orange
burg, situated at the corner of Market and
Ameha Street Containing about accr,
bounded on tho Fast ny ~ Hu,son and
South hy II. IL. Riggs. Levied on as the
rroprciy OF Elizabcth Marchant. ut the suit
of George Bolivcr, Clerk of Court.
oraassSars sSs,'" G 'nsSs IT,. H. riggs !! G. G.
Oct. 8, 1872.
oct Il I'd
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WuAT IT COSTS TO USE TOBACCO -
The 'nan who spends thirty cents per day
for cigars, will spend in forty years, at
tiiat rate, si.3SD. Aud that young man
tbnt spends fifty cents per day for unnec
essury cigars, will spend in fo:ty years,
Ut that.. rate, $1,000 Agnin the man
Sha spends fifty cents per week Tor chew
ing tobacsc, will spend in fpr'y years, at
itlnt, rate, s.. O4Q. Imagine u falnily Of
six. the father, mother, and two of tb
bays use tob 'cco, eacl. using thirty cents
worth per week Thy VIII spend in
forty years, at that rate, $2,loG That
loaned at ten per cent interest would
in forty years adding the interest to the
.principal--amount TO s9,03i, when,
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y Canadian family lately crossed LAX c
Michigan, bringing with them an anccs-
tor who had lain in Dominion soil for
twenty seven years. a storm arising
the superstition sailors attributed it all
to the presence Of the dead body, and
promptly pitcheq the latter ovcrboai i,
when the tempest hlled.
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Mr.. Henry Leach, philadclpain
whose wealth is estimated at 5000 ,0Oo,
was married last week at Lodi, y j., to
Miss Aggie Rennie, OF Lodi, daughter of
the President orthc Hack cnsack Rail
road !, 300 sucst wcr. pre,ent. The
brides lrousscuu cost c,c00 and the val.
TIC Of her presents was 100000.
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ISO
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

by virtnre of the judgment of the Court
herein Nil lsell at 0rangeburg Court House,
on MONDAY the 4,h day of November, 1872,
during The legal hours OF sale.
All that plantation or track of land,
situated in Saint Matthews Parish, Orange
burg County, on which defendant resides,
containing 1900 acres, more o. isss ha.nd-
ed on the Northwest by lands lately of
Wade Evans on the South by lands now o r
lately of W. c. Evans. described in plat
of Thomas Mellard Deputy Surveyed or,
made in 1866.
Terms: Onc-hAlf cash, the balance on
credit of twelve months, secured by bond of
the purchaser, with interest from day of
sale, and mortgage Of the premises purcbas-
cd, in which shall be covenant for resale
on breach of the condition of the bond, pur.
chaser TO pay for papers, recording and
stamps 80 .sj 49, -.
Sheriffs Office, H. Rircs
o''"sss";s s.; 81 2, t.: i; ; c, fssS'' $! 8 c
oct IL "a
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Notice of Dismis; al.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
i the 18th day of November next, will
File my Final Account with the Hon. Tbad
=. Andrews. Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the
estate of Mrs. Rachael Corbitt, deceased.
j. w. BOYLSTON,
OCT i9--H Administrator
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CHEAP FooO.-Threc pounds of flour
said tocont,in us much nutrimcut as
nine pounds of roast beef. \ pint Of
white beans, weighing one pound CON
tans as much as three pounds and a
half Of roast beef. Apounl ofcornmcal
goes as far as pound Of flour. lfcorn
and wheat were ground, and the whole
product, bran and all, were made into
bread, liftcen per cent, of nutrmcnt
would be saved, and much grsater health.
fulness secured. OF all articles that can
he eaten, the cheapest is bread, butter,
molasscs, beans, and rice, the chcspness
being rated by the amount of nntrinent
contained, compared with the cost.
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NFrrRALlzING PolsoN.-A poison of
any conceiyshlee-dd description Which. has
beeH Intentionally or accidently swall.
owed may be rendered almost instantly
harmless by swallowing two gi.ls ofswcc,
oil. An individual with very strong
constitution shcull take nearly twice the
quantity.
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'aas .a.Sz4sdaag s.uE,s
Our Inactivity.

The November Election is near at
hapd,, and The Democracy arc exerting
themselves some what to try aud elect
at IleHt once Democrat as n Presidcntirl !
BiectorGand abey will succeed unless
there is more enthusiasm, more energy
displayed among tho Republicans We
must .nQt "a take g everything for granted.
We fspstsi not be .npathetic, and let our
statSiEois tyidelsult. At all Zines We
mhssl@osu, and .Ea,k hp,d. In this age,
fiaegiQ iQ6aFsH k6saaJfhatl men and especially
Of hSspaSgalittas6dss .should. be !. energy, the
isslb with US Isy{ is our 700 sure a sense Of
security ,.sSW jipmqsiqS hat that our our power
is so great tbat5gel lea,nsEneyera ,sE be- ,Iflteated
butwUfsssshthst old lssyias Of Curtins:
''fhe sastrSasesss things kase BOT 30. 50 50 well
: tesstaiblighsa acIasscso hermit Of slyager from
the 'wssaa'ke<t,' aad4d.fe iss@alans.Swo
have been victorious SO Imny tia4es, eR6l
have won SO easily, that we hnvc-lcst
that zcst, that incentive as it were, to
battle, aud we take our way without
mach cxcriion and win, but this is the
bqne Of our Party e7pecially in this
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The Isnltimore Roherx

Demonstrates the oft-told tale that CHEAP
safes, old fashioned safes, safes not TN TO
the times, are the temptations to burglary.
Bnnkcrs may provide watchmcn, and NAV
use other safeguards, but they will not put
their money in thc watchman's pocket, or
trust in tin or wooden box, no matter how
many guards are used. The safe, after all
Is the last respectable. No amount of watch
ing or guarding will ever make poor old
style safe trustw orthy. This is the citadel
and should be the best that can be made.
TIERS is BUT ONE best.
llERRINGS & FARREL.
Nos. POI and 252 broadway, corner Murray
Street. Only manufacturers of Herring g
New Patent. Champion Bank Safe
Nessrs Walker, Evans & Cogswcll, Agents.
Charleston $. e.
oct &c
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In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER FRoE
Il theProbate Cogrt of Orangeburg Coun-
~, will sell for cash, on Wednesday, the
9th OF November, Mt the Plantation of John
I Jennings, deceased, in the Fork of the
Edis'os, or 10 head of ii orses and Mules.
30 or 40 head of Cattle, few Sheep, Corn
nnd Fodder, Cotton Seed, Wagon and Cart,
Buggy, Grist Mill. Cob Mill, Gin, one IL
horse power Steam Engine, and other arti-
cles usual on n Plantation.
p. p. JENNINGS,
Administrator.
orangeburg, S. c., Oct sth, 1872.
oct 10 ~
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for tho BUILD
ING OF BETHLEHEM CHURCH in the
Fork of the Edsto will be received un ill
10th of November.
For particulars address
VIM. II. IZLAR,
Chairman Committee,
nev 2--3t Midway. s.. C.
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CONCERNING COT.
TON CLAIMS.

Allpersens who owned COTTON, which
was EElZGc, by order of the United States
Government after June 30, 1865, may be
able to recover its value by applying immc-
diatcly to
IZLAR 6 DIBBLE,
oct 2d'-2t Attorneys at Law.
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vs.
p. S. Fielder and others, Cred
itors and heirs at Law.
BY an order in this case it is provided:
III. That all Creditors of j. 7. jennings,
deceased, be enjoincd by publication from
commencing separate suits against his Ad--
ministrator, or enforcing any Liens on the
Lands of which he died seized, until the.
further order of this Court.
III. That the said Creditors do prove.
their Claims before Mortimer Glover, ESQ.,,
as Referee, at Orangeburg on or before the
first of January next.
MORTIMER GLOVER.
Referee.
orangcburg, Oct 18th, 1872. 10 At
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pERbaRg at that time, whcnsAhey pesist
inemS ling, thsy will lifsin poverty and
Rrivasien of more necessary and enjoya-
Die thiugs than tobacco
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-soO
y KEW ARD.-A Dark Bay Mare. about
q years old. with n piece of Right Ear cut
on. was stolen or strayed from Oranpcburg
Court House 9n the 18th instant The above
reward will be paid if delivered to
RlCHRD DAVIS,
oct l9-2t Kowc's Pump, S. C.
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THOS. w. ALBERGOTTI.
TWO DOORS EAST OF
i. P. HA RT.Ev,S

i. H. IIA LEY,S
Russell Street, Orangcburg, So. Ca,
Has JUST RECEIVED fresh supply Of
FRENCH CANDIES.
FINE CANDIES,
NUTS, all sorts,
TOYS,
CHINA WARE.
Large and Small FANCY BASKETS,
RAISONS,
PICKLES, &c &c.
Also FRESH BREAD always on bond
AMI supplied to regular customers every day
at their doors
In my cake department you win find.
FRUIT CAKES,
FANCY CAKES,
Always on hand and fresh.
FINE BRIDAL PRESENTS
+ hSh PIES constantly on hand.
WEDDINGS supplied with all kinds Of
cakes and Confec;ionarics a, the shortest
notice.
The above goods cannot be caec,lcd in
quality and price
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
OCT 'i@ 1855 ly dec II
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DIR. OIIVEROS,
DEALER IN
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS and vARSlsHEs, WINDOW =
M - tss
GLASS and PUTTY.

Just received another iot 81 Che yAgu-
UM OH. FOR Gressing and Preserving Leath-
Also the DIAMoND spECTAcLE fer Pre-
serving Sight.
Also a Superior lot OF CUTLERY, such as
POCKET KNIVES RAzoRs, SCISSORS
and PISTOLS,
Also a Choice and seiset lOtef FLOWER
SEEDS. iss sst!es...-gf,
~Alsorcceising almost monthly roo 70 900
pounds RI 5lRE CANDIES, Iuarantsed.
Also arfne LOT Of PEREUMERr and
FANCY ARTICLES. -.
e t,slt and SATISFY yourselves al the DRUG
STORE OF ~ ssns
DR.. oLTvERoss
/ 0rnngeburg C. D., sc.
NOR 80 nov Is ~
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NOTICE.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ORASGEBuIG County, s. c.,
October 10TH, 1872
Notice is hereby given that SEALED
PROPOSALS will he received at this Office
until November Is, 1872, for REBUILDING
the FOUR HOLE BRIDGES. All Material
to be furnished by the Contractor None of
the present Material to be used except such
As is perfectly sound.
J. FIELDER MEYERS,
C. B. c. C.
Attest.
JAS. VAN TASSEL, Clerk.
oct 26 q
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Sheriff. S Sales.
oRISGEDef -se E=ss;sss:-
IN COMMON Pleas.
Supp'cmental Dill
tor
lnjurc' ion. Marshall
ling .Asscsis,
Instruction anil
Relief.

Hy virino Of The julgeNent of Tho Count
herein, | will sell ~, OranEcburg CUur,
House. Oil Monday. the ith day of Novem-
b"r 1877. during the legal hours OF sale.
All tha, tract of land containing 2i3
acres, more or less, in said Coun Y. on which
Ahs"lom +. Glcaton and Julia F. his wife
resides, being portion Of the lands of which
the late Crbanc f. Jcfcoat died seized and
possessed, AMI formerly allotted Ia his widow
under proceedings i'll PARTITION in the Court
OF Equity for Orangcburg District
Terms: One.thiri cash. balance on a
credit Of twelve nonthS, purchaser To give
bond for credit portion, secured by mort
gage of the premises, containing covenant
for resale on urcach Of condition of Bond
and to pay forpapcrs, recording and stamps.
In case OF failure TO comply, To be resold on
next succeeding Salcday. n, fomcr lrchas-
ers risk
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-20
Far The Register.
SHEPHERDsTowN, |

Jul iO' AS'-'
FRIEND ZIrrLE-Belieying that YOU
desire your paper to be a medium Tor
the discussion of any subject designed
to benefit the community, | beg leave
to offer few suggestions, which nope
will call out more able pens, and that
the matter will be fully discussed, and
result in working revolution IN our
midst. 1 allude to the system OF md.f-
niis credit, which cramps and hampers
every one in the community.
The merchant or mechanic buys his
goods or material, if not for cash, on
short credit, to be paid at certain time.
When his bills mature they must be
met, or his credit suffers Now sup
pose when these biHs become due, he
has but little money in hand, his money
is out and he can't collect it in time TO
meet his bills. Say he has hundred
customers who owe him on an average
$40 each, this will make $1,000. Each
one could pay his amount without much
inconvenience, and this would enable
him TO meet his demands, but they ne
glect, each one thinks the amount owe
is but trife, and the tradrsman has TO
rack his brains to meet the demands up
on him. Now if each one would adopt
the plan to pay cash Is far as possible,
if they cannot do this at hist, let tnem
settle up once month at least, punctu-
ally, and by persistent etfo.t, we can
bring about cash system.
The tradesman can then make his
calculation, with some certainty, ne
could juy and therefore sell his goods to
better advantage, SO that the consumer
would reap the benefit in the emd. lie
would never have large bills starting
him in the face, money would soon CT
culate freely, and the whole comndmt!
would feel the change. Our town
would soon throw off her dahl CAT, and
those who now 90 away TO "a. "vH
goods, would be drawn her., the uu>!-
ness man could then keep up his stock
all the year. Cash buyers can com
mand the lowest rates, but to make this
plan successful their must be a united
effort. Let every one who feels any IN
terest for the welfare OF the community,
(his own speciality advp, this plan I'M
I'll a better one is sug-. "a AND We
shall soon see and fee. tHc good results.
Yours, DC, BUSINESS.
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Dtatbs.

In Altoona, Pa, on the DIST ult., Of
Consumption, Mrs. ANNIE L. GRIF-
FIFTH, wife of John \ Griffith, Esq.,
aged 81 years and 3 months.
On the lSt inst, near Charlestowu.
MARY BURNS, daughter Of Isaac J.
and Virginia Anderson, aged ) wears.
10 months and days.
At his residence, Poplar Cottage"
IN this County, on Friday night last,
after briefillness, Mr.. Ii CLAY Mo.
LER, aged AZ years.
ii h'> reside. ce IN Do~ns'Iile. Washing, a
%. Md. alter a Lingering lnc,s. Mr.. GEO.
II COLBERT aged 81 years. | moaIhs aud
; Jly-.
The deceased was al enc Ime resident Of
this place and was universally tr.pecIrd and
esteemed Tor MS genIiemscly qualIes. H.,
was a kind and ufeciIousir husband and g con.
sd rate ne'shhoL HIS BETRAYED widow ~ Tho
,ympathIes Of many ws.m.hGarlcj friends 10
tnls pisce. NJ.
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Err HE Ntgi,ls



You are aware that or city is under
the sole dictation and legislation OF
Congress This being the condition of
our municipal government makes Us
very DESTROYS that the districts lying co
terrninous to Washington should send
to represent them their tirst-class men,
known for honesty, capability and OF
undoubted talents. In this We have n
great deal at stakes, and tie property
holders here look forward with high
hopes to thenext Congress to give us
some relief from impending calamities,
if not soon stopped, will end in our
bankruptcy.
To make our condition plain it is on
" necessary TO state that we shall have
within this year under the unscrupulous
extravaganza OF the ring debt hang
ing over us Is mortage on our pro
perty, amounting to the enormous sum
of twelve million of dollars. 1t Is no
wonder that a Senator should rise from
his seat and say, "God only knows what
will become OF this people, If the GOV
eminent does not assume their city
debt. This we do not ask as every
one here would gladly see needed inn
provements 90 on, as far and aS fast as
we could lind the means TO pay our rate
able share. But the idea of creating
such debt in a small city without com
merce or manufactures, staggers belief
and hewillers the mind Now, Mr.
Editor, let me ask YOU ii men of easy
circumstances can barely stand up
against such taxes ahead, what is to be-
come Of the industrious widow, who
perchance may be the owner Of her
dwelling
After telling YOU in the foregoing Of
one of our troubles, we see something
cheering in the columns Of the Register,
which reads like the voice OF your pco-
pie in bringing forward the name Of
your distinguished towusman, the Hon
\. K. BoteIer, as the proper person to
represent Your district in the new Con-
gress This is good ueos .... j, IA
be is just the style Of ma" -. r1rc 10
see elected for the general gool
Mr. Boteler entered the Seth Con-
gresS a stranger, and closed the session
with the highest esteem of all its mem
bers. His reputation had become ma
tional, but the arbitrament Of the sword
then drawn, closed for time career
which no doubt would have ended
greatly to his honor. Now is the time
to let him finish that which he SO aus
piciously begun.
There is not another instance in the
legislation of our country where new
member was proposed by eighty three
of its leading men as their speaker,
which is the case with Mr. B. Here in
Washington where he is well known
his friends are many, and knowing the
interest he takes in our city it would
give the writer and many others, great
pleasure to see him made Chairman of
the District of Columbia's affairs"
The writer, resident Of Washington
for nearly fifty years, is warmly attach
ed to your district, and his boast is that
beis a native ofthe Valley, and was born
in Jefferson county. n.
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A Coop InEA.-We learn from the
Baltimore Gnrsn. that after the ad-
journment of the National Convention
on Wednesday movement was set on
foot for reunion Of soldiers ofthe North
and South, in New York during Sep
TENDER. The call is to have the names
of Generals Thos. S. ClingDan, Of North
Carolina; J. B. Gordon. OF Georgia;
Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia; Bradley T.
johnson. of Virginia, formerly ofMary-
land. J. B. Imboden, of West Virginia
The movement is good one, and doubt
les. the spectacle of the gallant soldiers
of the two armies aclssping bands across
the bloody chasm," and working to-
pether in the common cause Of the ID
vance1ent Of the best interests Of the
country, cannot fail to rebound TO the
benefit Of all concerned. We under
stand the object is entirely disconnected
from politics