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IRELAND. An agent of the Society of
Erie O., travelling with a view to explore some
of the Western and Southern parts of Ireland.
thus describes the prevailing manifestations OF
woe -
Thou wouldst hardly recognize the country
in passing through it every living thing, but
man, has disappeared; no dogs, no pigs, no poul-
try. do not think have heard poor person
laugh since | left home. How changed 1t is
not exaggeration to say that there is no playing
OF children in the streets The people have
slckly, livid hue | heard the remark that they
were beginning not to know their neighbors, from
their altered looks"
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To the Honorable Board of County Com

mssloners for the County of Worcester.
VIE petition Of the Worcester ard Nashua Rail Road
Company represents that their Railroad, the
is located in the town of Worcester the highway
between the house of as and William Barber, and the
mouse OF sas Brooks, in inconvenient manner and
hH o e purpose OF facilitating the crossing Of said high
way with their Railroad petitioners think proper to
a'er the course of said highway by turning the same r
Inc distance OF about forty rods the land Of said Slas
and William Barber and upon land said Brooks the
crossing aforesaid.
Also, that their Railroad located in the of West
boston crosses the highway between the houses of Jo
SEN and Bernce Morse, and the house of Jabez Newton,
an lnconventent manner; and that for the purpose of
aciltang the crossing of said highway by their Railroad,
they think proper to alter the said highway
SAID CROSSING by removing the southerly a short
distance upon the land of said Newton.
Also, that their Railroad located in the of Har
ward crosses the town way in the Harvard in
said County, near the house Benjamin Jewett
convenient manner and that for the purpose facilitating
the crossing OF said town by their Railroad your
tioners think proper TO alter the said way,
near said crossing by removing the westerly about
thirty rods, upon the land of said Jewett
wherefore your petitioners pray your Honorable Board
after due notice, to view the premises and direct the
ner in which said ways shall be altered all dam
ages and 10 do whatever else in the premises may be
q6iEed by the provisions of law
The Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company,
by their Agent, w. A. WHEELER.
Eatedat Worcester, Jan'y 26, 1S47.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-stTeet, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and available Capital Of $3.50, 300.
OFFER their protection against loss or damage by fire to
W the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity 1t nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the favorable
This institution has been in operate nearly quarter Of
century-s reputation for liberal adjustment and its
promptude in paying losses, well known and esab
llshed THOMAS k. BRACE, N esidcnt.
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March g. l845. Etf
1 Persons desrOus of obtaining insurance in the abDv
Company, referred. particulars 10 A. H. Bit
LocH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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TEETH BEAUTIFIED.

The subscriber informs the public and the LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
cleanse Teeth as give them all the beauty of which
they capable, and to leave them in such stale as
easily to be kept in order by the individuals themselves
0 II. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Paln.f
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the Anodyne Vapor in the operation of extracting teeth
O. II BLOOD.
N. B. For sale, superior apparatus for administering
the Vapor If Worcester Jan 20.
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GEN. TAYLOR. We learn from private
source, worthy OF credence, that Gen. Taylor is
Tar from being satisfied with the recent changes
made in the disposition of the forces in Mexico,
and that although now busily engaged in prepar-
atlons for a march into Zacetecas, it is probable
ne Will soon quit the country, in other words,
resign his command
1t IS also said that the Department having
treated HIM with very little ceremony he has
written the Secretary a letter, which if publish
ed, would be curiosity. In it he has spoken
his mind freely and bluntly.
PhiiadeLphia North American.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.


WORCESTER, SIS.
At a meeting the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, on the Goth day of January, D. le47 by
adjournment.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered, That notice be
given t. all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will meet at the public house OF
Phineas w. Wait in said Worcester, On Monday the
fifteenth day of Merch merit, O'Clock in the after
noon, by publishing attested copy of said Petition
and OF this Order thereon, in public newspaper
printed IN said Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the
last publication TO be fourteen days. least before the
said fifteenth day of March next
Audit is further Ordered That the Sheriff said Coun
ty or his Deputy the Seectmen the said towns
of Worcester, West Boylston and Harvard, EACH with
an atested copy of said Petition and Order thirty days.
at least and also post attested COPY thereof in two
public places in each of said of Worcester West
Boylston and Harvard fourteen days. at least before
the said fifteenth day of March next which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed to view the
routes set forth in said Petition hear all persons and
corporations interested therein who may then and there
desire to be heard thereon and il they shall adudge that
the prayer of said Petition ought be granted then
10 direct the manner in which said shall altered
the above described, and assess all such
damages any person Corporation may sustain by
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest, WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon
Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn.
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The Rejection Of Mr.. MgersoH. -Some Of the
papers say that Mr. Lngersoll was rejected by a
majority OF one. The injunction of secrecy has
not been removed from the vote, and, of course,
the exact vote is not known. The majority was
greater. For the honor of the Senate, we wish
the vote had been unanimous PrOu. Jour.
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FOR SALE,
III A LOT OF LAND, containing about ten
- N acres four of which covered with fine
growth of Wood pleasantly situated upon the side of
Chandler Hill in Worcester having delightful view the
village and within five minutes walk If the Court Houses.
Also-For sale valuable second hand CHASE and
HARNESS. ARTEMAS WARD
Worcester, March 9. dwl0* Lincoln Street.
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Died.

DIED,
In StOughton, Jan 5, Rev. Calvin Park D. D., r. DR..
Park born Northbrdge, in this County, Sept 1h,
l774. At 10 years Of age he became member OF Brown
University r. l., and graduated with distinguished
honors in 1897. He prepared for the ministry under the
direction of Or Austin Of this In the year 1900 he
became in Brown University, and continued In that
relation until chosen he office of Professor of Langu
ages ia the nsu on and subsequently the Pro
essorship OF Moral Pm sophy and Metaphysics He
timed in that office and twenty years. illing them
with distinguished at y soon after his resignation IN
1928, he was chosen r. the Congregational church
in stoughtQu, and ucd his labors till l840
In Detroit Mche4a Feb 20, Hon. f. d. Weherbee, of
the State Senate, AZ native OF Marlborough Mass.
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WORCESTER, March 3NfMa ~
To ZELEK DARLING of Sutton in said County, gentless
man, Assignee of the joint and separate Estates of
JOHN M PARKHURST and WILLIAM CROKER,
OF Milford in said County, traders, and partners under
the firm off, Nj Parkhurst & Co., insolvent debtors,
Greeting
VOU hereby required give notice that the third
IL meeting of the creditors of said Parkhurs Crock
err and each of them, will be holden the office Of
Newton Chaplin in Worcester, in said County, on the
thirty first day OF March tnst at ten O'Clock in The fore
noon, when and where he said creditors may prove fur
Their debts against the said Parkhurst Crocker, and
each of them and show why certificate of dis
charge shall not be granted them, and you will also
settle your and dividend will be ordered And
you will serve this notice by publishing aItested copy
OF this order in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed
Worcester aforesaid. six times before the day of said
meeting, and by forwarding like copy by mail other
wise to each Of the known creditors of said Parkhust
CrOcker, and each of them And you make
of this order with your dongs thereon the and
place SAID meeting.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
true copy Master in Chancery.
dot Attest, ZELEK DARLING, Assignee.
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GREAT SALE OF WOOD & TIMBER,
Water Privilege, Pasture Land, &C.
IN MILLBURY
IN MILLBURY

nm THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, at ten
W O'Clock a. NJ, the premises (the WAIT FARM so
called the Lower Factories in Mlbury, will be sold
Auction the WOOD AND TIMBER standing on about
90 Of Land. There large Chestnut, White Oak
and Walnut Trees, valuable for timber, and great guam
tity OF good wood for ue and being within half mile of
the villages and faclories where wood commands the
hghes price, the sale viii afford chance for those
who wish tO'supply themselves with wood and timber
There win also be sold valuable WATER PRIvl-
LEGEi with several of Land and we'll worthy
attention Of the capitalist well those who would like
engage IN business where Water Power requisite.
There will alo be 50 several acres of good PASTURE
and TiLLAGE LAND.
Also, several acres of MOVING LAND, covered with
good sized Apple Trees.
AL viii positively be sold to the highest bidder-no re-
serve whuegen Terms favorable, and made known at
sale, 7. w. q G. P. BANCROFT,
March o. le41. dwIwll Auctopeers
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use of the LETHEoN, Tor Anodyne Vapor)
IN Dentistry is erccsuey granted by the Patenee
Dentists of two Offices in this town.
BISHOP u HARRIS, who have used il sues
cessuly its introduction would invite those desiring
rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their office, where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skllillly performed reasonable
d30 Rooms 1874 Man-street.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable, ard highly efcacous
article, be shown from the unquestionabe
horiy of Physicians and those who have used il during
the last 20 years. Indeed its reputation is well
established that il has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed WV JoN'N CUTLER.
REED CUTLER, BOSTON. (late Reed Wing d
Cuter Projectors For sale by Druggists, Apothecares
and Country Merchants generally in Worceter by j.
GREEN & Co Price so cts en- Dec IL.
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The Wachugett House To Let,

S-a GI1UATED in the centre of the town of Prince
fnR - ton, and from its elevated suaon is much re-
IssAsorted TO in summer for board well by
sent visitors to the mountain. The buildings toer-
able repair; and good Farm of 80 will be rented
with the place. Possession given April LIST. For further
particulars please inquire of WARD N. BOYLSTON.
Princeton March 8. d4twtflG
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MARRIED,
In tha town, Feb 2s by Rev. E. E. Hale Mr. Young S.
Clifford 10 Miss Mary Smith, Of Sterling.
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Worcester Co. Horticultural Society.

worcester 20, HORTICULTURAL Society.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Worcester County Hor-
"A ticaltura Society will be held at the Office COL
w. LINCOLN, in the Old Court House, Worcester,
Thursday the eighteenth day Of March current three
O'Clock p. M. for the purposes following:
LIST Ts ii the Society will purchase, a reasonable
rate the whole part ri the edition of work just pub
shed by George Jaque under the title of Transactions
of the Worcester County Horticultural Society F."
3D. To whether in the purchase should be made,
copy of said publication shall, not be furnished
each member gratuitously.
Sd. To any other business that may be
fore the meeting,
This notice is given in accordance with the provision in
the Constitution of the Society for The calling special
meetings. SAM'L +. HAVEN,
Worcester, March 4, ls47. dw2wlo Rec sec'ry.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.
PROPOSALS for furnishing CROSS-TIES, TIMBER,
SlLLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be lived the Office Observation-Disclosures and
specifcaii ms of when may e had application TO
JOSEPH MILLER, ESQ., Chie Engineer or either Of the
following named Gentlemen.
ELI w HoLBRooK, Esq., w est Boyston-JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq. Lancaster-J P. WiITcoMB, Esq Harvard
N p SMITH Esq. Grot0n-Asl F. LAWRENCE, Esq. Pep
perell-1HoMAs w. GILLIs, Esq, Nashua
VIM. A. WHEELER. Agent,
Worcester, Dec 1916. eps:eopu5o W. Mr.. R. Co.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT OF LAND, situated on the corner of Main and
"A Jackson Streets. Inquire of 5 HOLT Holden or of
Is. BUFFHM, Worcester dw2w March s.
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STOCK. STAND,
DRAWING.
THURSTON & THOIPSON'S
Central Exchange Eating House.

EENHE subscribers would inform the citizens of
NJ Worcester and vicinity that they have taken that well
known Temperance Stand in the CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
No. 1872 directly under the Worcester Bank formerly oc
cnpied by JAMES r. PIERCE They intend 10 accommo-
date Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish procure meals at
short notice. and every effort will be made thecomort
and convenience ofhose who may favor them with call
Transient and permanent BOARDERS will be accom-
modated with the best the market affords Persons visit
ing Worcester or attending Court, will find 1t for their
interest to call.
The best Of OYSTERS at wholesale and retail, and
served up in way that is second TO none.
choice supply of FRUIT, NUTS, and CONFECTION-
AIRY, always on hand.
GT Don't mistake the place, UNDER the WORc ESTER
BANK. THURSTON a. THOMPSON,
Worcester, Febs
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Young Ladies School.

MISS FRANCES w. ALLEN continues her School
IN1 for Young Ladies Paine's Block, nearly opposite
the United States Hotel.
Instruction is given in the usual English branches and
in the Latin and French languages Terms of tuition IS
and 81 per quarter saeM
Pupils will be admitted any time without regard
The commencement of The School Term.
March 10.
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NOTICE.
PAINTER WANTED.

A GOOD House Painter wanted, to whom good encour-
IA agement will be given. Apply to the subscriber.
Grafton, March a. diff SAM'L F. REDDING.
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LOST LOST,

A RIGHT-HAND SEAL SKIN FUR GLOVE. Who
IA ever will return the to this Office, will
favor on E. e. and shu be suitably rewarded.
Worcester mo. /, l847.
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LADIES on WORCESTER,

LADIES OF WORCESTER.
vi Fl. DAYTON presents his respects to the
f. residents of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
Il cir attention TO his NEW SALOON fitted with the
lost care and taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS served in any style desired Hot COFFEE,
TEA. PIES, CAKE &c served in separate apartments.
H. H. d. intends conducting his Establishment in style
suitable the of the pub lie that they may
fax or him with their patronage.
II Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake Parties,
Balls. &C.. with ICE CREAM.
II. Ii. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK
First Store north of the Peoples.
Worcester, Dec 81. dwtf
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Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints,

Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Paints,
Window Glass, &c. &c,
constant supply may a,cays be found for sale by
RANDALL & BATCHELLER,
81 India Street, corner Of Custom House 81,
BOSTON.
A NJ Linseed OIL, Eng. do-French Yellow, Eng. Veni-
N tan Red Whiting Chrome Green Superior Paris do,
Brunswick Pruss Green Superior Coach aud Furniture Var
nish, Pruss Blue Eng. and Vermon China and Am.
Alum, Coppeas superior Nader, Cream Tartar, Soda.
&c with a full assortment of WINDOW GLASS of vari-
Gus brands.
yAl orders will be punctuay attended to, and, with
the utmost dispatch. eod6w Boston, March g.
NOTICE.
JE7 HEREAS, my wife Lucinda, has left my bed and
w board without just reason. therefore for
bid all persons harboFng or trusting her ON account
shall pay debts of her contracting after this date,
West Millbury Heb 20,l847. d3w* CHARLES BURR.
FARWELL & WHEELOCK,
House, Sign, Chair and Furniture Painters.
Granting and Paper Hanging done TO order.
DEING practical Painters themselves and tving secured
ID the of Mr. G. PEASE in the Granting depart
men it will be their endeavor merit, and hope
ceve share of the public patronage.
Grain Store. s FARWELL,
Worcester, March a. 1917. dsm ]. II. WHEELOCK.
PAINTER WANTED.
A GOOD House Painter wanted, to whom good encour
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FIRE INSURANCE.
THE American Insurance Company, Prtvi-
dence R. L. continue insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE by FIRE, on Cotton, Wooden, and other Man
naco les Buildings, and Merchandise favorable
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in and well invested Directors VIM Rho les
Robert Stafford, Amos D. Smith, Resolved Waern an,
Shuh1ei Hutchins Ebcne2er Kelley, Iuy d. Brown Ma
thanie Bishop, George s. Rahbone Caleb Harris, Jtbex
Bullock, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. peck
Persons wishing for Insurance requested din
their applications, (Which should be accompanied with
particular description of The property per mall
President Secretary Of the Company aud the same will
meet with prompt attention.
ALIEN o. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co IS
Office, Nov 9, l646.
The subscriber authorized TO receive Applicant ms
for Insurance by the above Company.
W. o. BARTLETT,
Office in Buman Block
Worcester, Jan /, l647. dlstf
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NNyANTED IMMEDIATELY, who Possesses akin sna
w sent enable him 10 execute all kinds of sn ling
and nrgng required In private Armory. Good moral
character required. Inquire att this oflce.
Gef IA, deMwu
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zaha. a little at the foot Of the moun'ai" VI
,ha1 name. with about enc thousand troops
He was seen at that place onSunoay no,n
;rp last and he was heard TO express MS NC
sire of remaining there Till he could uius'e,"
snficien, force 10 make another stang; nc
will not dare TO return to :be City oil r1eNIeo
;s the universal opinion, until some soIoes'
sbonld crown his Efforts 10 redeem Ills 'nU"-
sand promises to the deluded people ahu -
clergy. The latter now being his only pacNeIs.
II ;s said that those who now clns 10 us
roonipg standard are brought from o"Jac"
Sr;nn;,aIv and that not more than two OF
| three hundred Of them have any arms "N
too being in very bad condition. s,re.
We learn that he p%retends he eau 49,.
puls- the invaders Of the soil, I'm '"H;,,o
| the Rancheros and form them mo oa"s
parties to annoy small bodies oil our W. 80
and soldiers, whom they may have '"
merity 10 attack. /b,o,-
The following is from the Meciccn CHIOn
iicdl of lhe 2Sth, by p person Just arrived ~
Orizaba. He knows that Gen. SANTA h""
had arrived there with about 2oO Dr"sU"o
and Immediately commenced recruiting. %.
;ue now under his command about SIN "o
sand men including the fugitives from Oe'''
Gordo. ,o.
He also assures us that a correspondents
has been seized by the authorities OF Mexico
addressed by a great parsonage 10 "euo, ~,
ion offering a certain sum il he wouiu orint
about an early peace and to place all Inc re
%ouisite means at his disposal.
In Puebla Gen. Inclin is commandlng.-
r They are terrifying the town Tor res's'""''
JALApA. April "a, l047.
D Gen. Scott is said TO have dispatched
m.ssengerto Mexico or TO the point occupie'
by the Legislative junta. This is the OLE
5 song, and the olive branch.
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LATER FROM MEXICO--CAP-
TIRE OF TUSPAN.

The U. S: transport schooner General Pat
terson arrived at New Orleans on the I'd oil
Nav, with later news from the seat Of war.
The transport left Vera Cruz on The Path
ult.
The New Orleans Delta gives the graft
flying intelligence Of still another glorious
victory achieved by the American Arms in
Mexico, and OF the capture Of the Tuspan by
the gallant squadron under Commodore Per-
~.
The Gen. Patterson fell in with Com. Per-
RVS squadron, on lis return from the Tuspan
expedition, on the 24ih ult., twenty-five
miles north Of Vera Cruz. She was boarded
by an officer from the United States steamer
Scorpion, who placed letters in the hands Of
Capt. jackson, and informed him that on the
29th ult., Tuspan had been taken, after a
fierce and determined opposition on The part
of the Mexicans.
The Mexicans after a desperate struggle,
finding thai, Notwithstanding their most
strenuous exertions, all resistance would be
vain, spiked all their guns, RACED the deien-
ces Of the place, and then abandoned ii.
In the engagement four men were killed,
anG fourteen wounded on our side, among
them were four officers, viz: Captain Tat
nall, slightly Lieutenant Parker, severely
Lieut.. Haristein and Passed MidshiPma u
L~owndes, both slightly.
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GEN. TAYLOR y THE PREsiDEScI.-
Mr.. Nicholas, a Democrat. who voted for
Polk. has introduced into the Louisiana leg
i~slature a series OF resolutions in honor oil
Gen. TAYLOR. among which are the follow
ing
Resolved, That the Legislature cannot
refrain from expressing the hope and belief.
that seems so rapidly laying hold Of public
opinion, hat the services of the distinguished
chief of this gallant little army may lead to
his being called, by the reclamation of the
WHOLE PEOPLE, to the highest Office in their
gift.
Resolved, That The Governor Of the State
be, and he is hereby authorized and required
10 have struck. by a competent artist, a gold
medal, with suitable devices, to be presented
in the name of the State TO Gen. y. Tay-
lor.
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A RgBuKETo TAYLoR's DOMESTIC Enc
MrEs,-The Loco Focos of Columbus, Miss.
lately held a meeting to gloriiy their party in
general; but knowing that there are excep-
lions TO all rules, they adopted a resolution in
The following Words
Resolved. That our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress have faithfully done
their duty, and we hereby tender them our
cordial appreciation and congraIula'ion,
PROVIDED that nothing herein contained shall
be construed as an approval of the course
pursued by the Hon. Jacob Thompson on the
resolutions of thanks by Congress TO General
Zachary Taylor.
This is a deserved Tehuke. That attempt
TO blacken the character Of Old Rough and
Ready will yet come back 10 plague its in
veniors. 1t was Il most ungenerous assault
upon the reputation of a brave man.