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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

OLIVE learn of the sale of $50 bbls.
sperm oil at Mattapoisett, at 1875 per gallon.
About 140 bbls. have been sold in Boston.
About 700 bbls. have been sold here within
few days, at price not transpired. Bed
ford Standard Oct 8.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
Special Jiot1tes.
Apples, AppIes.-Splcndid Fall Apples, for sale by
DRAPER " CLARh DIV O5

The big Eastern Gallery" The Mount Yesuvus of
Gas" The "Mastodon Artist" the Towering Alps of
reals of CoOring. The Green Mountains OF Art
The .Maelsrom of Science" and the Niagara of &C.
MUS. The foregoing mere headings. mot edtOraD,
given at our expense within short time for the especial
purpose of discoaneRdncing haElbUg advertising and
feed putting. Notwithstanding the peculiar process, Claf
in still remains at the long established and renowned
Gallery, lS5 lain street, where he is daily producing
the finest specimens of the Photographic Art both from
life and small Dagurereotypes; Also the style pic
ture the Sphereosraph, which wins the admiration ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

MILLBURY BANK.-The stockholders of the
Millbury Bank have made a unanimous choice
of the old board of Directors which consists
OF Simon Farnsworth of Millbury, Jonathan
Warren of Grafton, Hosea Crane of Millbury.
John e. Bacon of Millbury, w. C. Chase of
Sutton, and H. S. Warren of Grafton. The
Directors subsequently chose S. Farnsworth
President, and d. Atwood, Cashier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Dancing SchoOI.-The subscriber will open school
for pupils in fancy dancing, on MONDAY Oct. III Mt
Horticultural Hall. For and particulars an
PLY to Holm KLEIN 122 Main 81 - up
OF d1ws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

GRAFTON BANK.-At the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Grafton Bank, held ON
Monday, the following officers were unani
mously elected Directors -. w. Slocomb,
Jonathan ID. Wheeler, Essex Saunders, Il. b.
Stoddard, j. A. Fayerweather, Alfred Morse.
and w. ID. Wheeler Mr.. Slocomb was subse-
quently elected President.
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MAR RED.

ca IN w az sGR Il BY RCy r. Bask Ioranus
2Sth by the same Mr., Luke H. Hitchcoek of hhfteni
10 Miss Della A. Hill Of Warren Vi N"shNllle,
III Chelsea, Oct. 3, William Rohiusnn ~ ,.,
sarah D. Carleton of AshburInan Nhelsed' TO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
Dr. Duponeo,. solaen I.m. Cor Femnles.

Dg0ttiote IN cOFFectfng regulating, and feH0png all
distractions, from whdteueI cause and ai,cdyS
successful as a reStOratire.
These Pills have been used by the doctors for many
years both in France and in America with UNPARALLELED
ladies who have used them, to make the Pills public for
the alienation of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever well to prevent increase of family
where health will not permit it, Females peculiarly sit
uaed, or those supposing themselves toned
against using these Pills while in that condition, the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this almon-
ton although their mldness would prevent any mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills recommended. Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price One
Dollar Sold wholesale and retail by james Green III
Main street. and Charles Sbley 40 Main street. Worces
ter. Ladies' by enclosing them ST. have the Golden
Pills sent to any part of the country by return mail
co M,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

HIPS Mint Specific, FOR Badness AND FAILING
OFF OF THE llAIR.Ihe following extracts from letters
show what Hills Mint Specific DONE and no one can
presume to say that these letters are not sufficient
guaranty of what il nil do:
1T is with much satisfaction that enabled TO Ger
thy, that before using the first bottle falling off
OF my wlfe hair entirely arrested and all apprehen
sion of badness entirely removed"
Worcester March Is 1859. GEO. SESSIONS"
For the last six months, have had good opportunity
to observe the effects of different preparations for the
hair and to obtain the opinion ondivduals using them
and from information thus obtained am satisfied that
your Mint Specific is the best remedy eXtnnt FIR the
growth and preservation of the hair -
Boston, May 26, 1853. CIIAS. IL. BLANCHARD"
For year my wiles hair had been falling on and she
was troubled with dry, scaly eruption on her head
so that she was quite bald. Last month she commenced
using your Mint Specific. and with use of one bottle
her head is covered with hair, and it is soft glossy and
hatuaR me eruption has entirely Disappeared and so
has promise of a fine growth OF healthy hair
worcester, Aprh 20 1901 ISAAC CUSHING"
Upon receiving bottle Of your Mint Specific it look
ed SO pure and nice was induced try it, have sed
onv part OF bottle, and find hair not only ASSUMING
It's former soft texture, but uXurance of growth whare
it had fallen off. MRS d 4 RARRlTT.
Worcester, March A, 1852 -
An acquaintance of nIine who had lost her hair and
Tor months was quite bald, by representation was in
uuced 10 try your remedy, and without exageeratny
can say that The Tt bottle has produced for her COM
plele head of hair. A AKRON KING ~
Conductor Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Nashua, y. H., May 2, 1881
Prepared only by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary
Hzo o5n Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

The AMERICAN BILLIARD HALL is now re-
opened, after short intermission. 1t is the
determination of the proprietor to make it all
that can be desired by its friends and the pub
lie Corner of Main and Foster streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Ill nr: -. CiawsOn Kelley, Analytical Physician
WIN ne " attendance at his office No l42 Main street ~
ne auNee 10 patients in all diseases of the human
,e l iree Oh Charge the first THURSDAY and oiinsi,
Yited TO call w9tndGt w o'""e'neh are III
the anew Mechanics Hall Building dawt 'PpGssi'e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

D, u. n TOurtelOtte, NJ. d., Dentist, believes
et are OF too much importance be repaired
Win interior materials. small of
on in all departments Of dentistry Ills patrons shall
l6S lain street. dtf i ;ya
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

The Hair and its DIseases.-DR PERRY at
the urgent solicitation of his many patrons has made
arrangements that he will remain in this city during
the next week, at Room No So LINCOLN House. where
all who are suffering in way from loss hair or pre-
mature branching; or whose have been aggravated
by using some one of the many qaack nosgUaS with
which the country is flooded, call and avail them
selves of the DE- services, and be Of obtaining
lief.
The Doctor respectfully bcgs leave to call attention to
the following list OF names Of the medical faculty. and
several distinguished gentlemen of New Bedford where
he has been successfully practicng for time pas-
We the undersigned certify that Dr. Perry, who has
practiced in our families, and among our friends has
been eminently successful in his treatment of the Hair
and its Diseases:
VIM. c. Whitridge, NJ. d. Andrew Mackee NJ
NJ D. Roche, NJ d. John H. Jennings, NJ. d.
Charles l.. Swasey, NJ. d. Charles d. Sticknev Nj d.
Rev 5. NJ. Rice, Pastor Episcopal Church.
Rev. D. j. Twiss, Pastor Universalist Church.
Rev. j. s. White Pastor Middle st. Christian Church
John L. Emerson Esq, Principal High School.
Henry H. Grape, Esq, for many years Town and City
Clerk. '
Isaac c. Tabor, Esq, firm of Tabor Grinne iron foun-
dry.
These are only few ofthc many in the Dr. pos
session. but he deems them sufficient satisfy the most
scecal OF his ability 10 treat successfully all diseases
Of the Hair and Scalp.
Office hours from A. NJ. to NJ, from to 6 and to
9P.M. -
Room 50 Lincoln House, entrance ID door on Elm st.
oil CU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

''SPOONER & DANIELS -
UNION ART GALLERY"
THE IRIUMPHS OF ART"
ART Is ETERNAL"
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THIS f,Irv :,
~ PLEASANT PLACE.
1.-THE FINE ARTS
"UNlON ARR GALLERY
"PHOTOGRAPIIING Is DOING WONDERS,
'lg1 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER
APPRECIATION OF WORCESTER TALENT"
The foregoing headings Of editorials given us with
in the last few weeks, by Boston, Springfield and Wor
cester papers. SOONER IL DANIELS
g3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Hollowny's Pills, without vesge of mercury
or other eetcr0us mineral PARTICLES composed entirely
OF vegetable extracts, form the powerful conhnn
ton ever discovered for the removal Of internal disease
Ihey ecupcrate the system and act tonic well as
body. sold at the manuiactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane
box. dot III $3.50 " ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

, FACE 10 get really superiorPhotograph, Daguer-
la p alprope or any other kind of type at that
w. t9her. Everybody knows Tapey and he still
at the Old place and make pictures that everybody
je29 DIFF a. T. = ropt 1..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Now ready, in good condition, 100 900 bushels Gram
ular tuei' IN large or small quantities. The cheapest
VIII convince any of its superiority over ali oher
kndiing now In Orders left at our new Sorpbonso
foot Of Foster street. at either of the Coal Offices or Coal
Yards at the Store Of G. Z. Brooks No Fror street
will receive prompt attention. W. 4 S. C. LkNE'
Of diff '-'A-'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Draper IL Clark have just received a lot of supe
rior NEW WHEAT FLOUR, from Kentucky mills
Those wanting better article they have seen this
eason VIII no doubt call ON us for the diff y27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

The adjourned Gree School" Convention
reassembles in this city to-day, we presume
at the usual honr.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Republican County Convention

The Republican voters of Worcester County are re-
quested to elect delegates to County Convention
held at Horticultural Hall, in Worcester, THURSDAY,
Oct GOTH at O'Clock NJ for the purpose of
ing candidates for the following County Offices
ed for at the next ensuing State Election High Sheriff.
and two Special Commissioners District Attorney Cou-
y Commissioner and four Commissioners of Insolvency,
and for the purpose of transactng other business
which may properly come before the Convention.
The basis of representation to be delegate from
each city and town. and additional delegate every
two hundred voters and every greater fraction thereof
The members of the County Committee are requested
to meet at said hall at 10 O'clock A. of the day.
Per order of the Committee.
Worcester, Oct. A. 1859. w. w. RICE, Chairman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

PUBLICATION OF PETITIONS TO THE LEG
IsLATURE.-The following information, which
we copy from the Boston Advertiser, is of i'm
portance to those who have matters TO bring
before the next Legislature which will be af.
fected by it:
"By the act of 1857, chapter 261, it is pro-
vided that any person or persons intending to
present to the next General Court any petition
which affects the rights and interests of indi
yiduals or of private corporations, and of any
town, should give notice thereof by publishing
a true copy of the petition four weeks success
sively in some newspaper printed in the coun-
ty where such individuals reside or in which
such corporations are established, and also in
some newspaper or newspapers published in
the city of Boston, to be designated by the Pc
titioners in such case, and approved by the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, the last Of said
publications to be at least fourteen days before the
second Monday of November merit i; and also by
serving such town with true copy of the pc
tition fourteen days at least before the second
Monday in November.
The publications thus required should begin
not later than the 10th of October.
Petitions which do not affect the rights of
towns need not be advertised so early"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Good News for the Citizens ut the North
End.-A grand Circulating Library, containing some
5000 choice Books, and all Books as soon as pub
lshed. Also, Periodicals, and News Depot; Stationery
and Fancy Goods, at Sc Main street diff $40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

OF the 62 entries, were years old, ID, years
old, To- year old, and u calves. The 1st premium
of Toe. was given to c. d. Gale for his 8 Years old
Deyon Soc to Cephas Newha for his year old
native; SOC. to Ezra Sawyer for his halfDeyon of
years. Soc to Levi Kilbnrn for his 2 year old Dur
year; 75c. to Josiah Phelps for his cross Jersey
SOC. to Ezra Sawyer for his cross Devon SOC to Dea
Sawyer for his Jersey aud Devon; SOC. to Jos
w. Wilder for his Devon calves; 25c to Geo Davis
for his cross Devon and Jersey; 25c to C. NJ Bailey
for do; 25c to Dea Sawyer for his calf years old
Csc. to iona. Nichols for his months old Devon
calf and 25c to Rufus Hastings for his cross Devon
of year. Total amount of these premiums, $S in
oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law. Office No
BfHliey nall, worcester Mass. dly nlchT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

o; X ~; Linneil, NJ. IL, HOMEOPATHIC pHysI
nnan md sulGE0N, No. Elm street Worcester
oHec hours from to 4, and 20 y. M dccdtf ga
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Worcester East Senatorial convention.

W0rcesteF East Senatorial convention.
The Republican voters of the Worcester East Senate
rial District are requested to elect to Conve-
tonic meet at Westboro on TUESDAY, October Is,
at IL O'Clock for the purpose of nominating
didate for Senator and the transaction OF any other bus
mess The basis of representation in the Convention
be delegate for each town in the District and
additional delegate for each hundred voters, accord
ing to the last State majority fraction will
title town to additional delegate. By order of the
District Committee.
VIM. F. SLOCUM Chairman.
o4 d&wtOlS* S. NJ. GRIGGS, Secretary.
Single copies of the DAILY or WEEKLY SPY, wrap
ped or otherwise may always be found Publication
Office, Printers EXCHANGE. Foster street.
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gageThent, morsl or material, upon that Ques
ton; that 40 such engagement had been de-
manded of him. and that if it had been sought
to exact any such engagement of him he would
have fatty refused to undertake it, because he
is an honest man, and never promises what he
will not maintain The chronicler of this
scene of prolonged discourse thus closes his
narrative:
Need l, then, tell you that scarcely put
any more confidence in the future labors of the
Conference than in Its past labors for the set
tlement of the Italian question? No arrange
ments essentially modified will be introduced
there; no such communications as those ofthe
French Moniteur will be capable of inducing
Austria to renounce her hopes. All that they
will be enabled to do is to come to an agree
ment on questions of detail but the main diff
ticulty cannot be solved except by European
Congress, if by that.
SARDINIA-The Corriere Mercantile of the
Nth says that the deputation from the Assem-
bly, of Bologna will be received by Victor
Emmanuel on the oath, at the town Of MonZa
What answer the King will return is the chief
subject of discussion in Turin at the present
moment. 1t is rumored that the arrival of the
deputation will be the signal for a simultane
GUS attack by the Duke of Modena who is said
to be in command of ten thousand men, and by
the Papal troops, who are in force near Ri
mini
The PE1Ho AFFAIR.-Capt. Vansittart, who
was in the Peiho affair, writes that the forts
were manned chiefly by the Mongols of the
Amoor region. A writer in the Times con-
firms this supposition, and gives some account
of the warlike skill of those tribes. He SAYS
Like yourself, am disposed to believe that
the supposition of Russian soldiers serving the
enemy's guns is erroneous. That the Chinese
may have had Europeans among them is GER
tainly notimpossible; but it would be far east
err to distinguish them than genuine Musco-
vite, the whole of which population in the
northeast of Russia in Asia have as much
Monaghan features as the Chinese or Mongols
themselves indeed, 200 miles to the eastward
of Moscow and St. Petersburg you will find
them the predominant cast among the genuine
Muscovite race throughout the whole empire"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

OF the Is entries, the LIST premium of ~, 25 was
awarded to Cranson Cook; the second of 200 to
Luke Sawyer; the Sd of LOO to Geo. Kendall; the
4th of 25 to Luther Rugg I'd and the 9TH of 90 to
Charles Rugg. TwoeXcellent teams from Princeton,
belonging TO j. T. and N b. Reed, were noticed.
STEERS AND STEER CALVES.
OF the entries the LIST premium of 50 for the best
pair years old was awarded to Levi kilbum; the
I'd premium of LIS to Jonathan Nichols, for the
next best pair; 25 to Samuel Osgood for his pair
years old l25 to Otis p Howe, for his pair years
old 75c to O. G Nelson for for his pair of warnings
Levi kilburn, for his second best do.
HORSES AND COLTS.
There were l6 entries. OF the years old colts,
the LIST premium of 50c awarded to Franklin
Nourse, and the second of soc to Ezra Sawyer. Of
years old colts, the LIST premium of SOC was award
ed to Nathaniel Lewis; the I'd Of SOC to John May;
the Sd of Zoe to Samuel OsgOod; and the 4th of 25c
to George. Co.'S OF the yearling colts, Capt Silas
Howe, Jr., took the LIST premium OF SOC.
SWINE.
There were 16 entries. Luther w. Rugg was
awarded $l,50 for his best boar. G. d. Gale was
awarded the LIST premium Of l5O for his best litter of
SOW SO; and gigs NJ Bailey the % Of 100 Frank
Soc JOS: Whitney 15O for his best fat hog. Francis
Raymond LIST premium of l,50 for his best fat pig
Josiah Wilder I'd of 6Oc and L. W Rugg 3D. OF 50c
SHEEP.
There were entries About 20 sheep were exhib-
tied, oil magnificent specimens. The lstpremiuin of
81 rs was awarded to Moses Sawyer; I'd Of 100 to
Dea. Samuel Sawyer; 3D. of 100 to Rufus Hastings
4th of 75c to Amos Pnrkerj 9th of zoe to John
Gates; 9Th of 25c to Geo Kendall; and the 9TH of
ZOc 10 Ollhs. Is. Fltch.
FOWLS, TURKEYS, DUCKS, AND GEESE.
There were Ia entries. OF the "a lots of chickens,
the LIST premium of 60c. was awarded TO f. q. Reed ;
ID of 40 cents to Anna Il. and JOS II. Osgood 81 OF
Doc. to Albert ). Burpee; 4th of zoe to Henry s..
Sawyer; 9Th Of l0c. 10 John +. Noursc. Of the 8
lots of turkeys. The premium Of 25c was awarded to
Josiah Wilder for his best turkey and 30c to Samil-
ell Osgood for his best lot; and DC TO Low kiburn
for his ID best lot. Of ducks there lots. Pre-
MUM Of 25c to Martin Roper; Crawford Stuart re.
ceved 25c. for his best lot OF geese.
The committee make honorable mention of fine
lot Of turkies of Arson w, Parker, and for premium
recommend that he remember the poor next Thanks
giving
FLOWING MATCH.
10 teams were entered OF single teams, the lat
premium of SO 90 was awarded TO Luther Rugg. I'd,
time, % mnutes-plow the Telegraph No, g. OF
Nourse, Mason ( Co.'s make, Of Worcester, de-
signed aud improved by their artist s. A Knox.
The I'd premium Of 30 was awarded to John
Nourse. time 80 minutes. The I'd Of 20 to Otis s.
Nourse, time % minutes. gratuity Of 75c. was
awarded TO Willie Flagg and brother, Of and IL
years, respectively for skillful management of the
team and pillow.
OF the double teams, the LIST premium Of S2 was
awarded TO Lake and Ezra Sawyer, time % min
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FAT OXEN AND COWS.
les the LIST nramium of @

OF the 8entries the LIST premium of SO was award
ed to Joel Pratt; the I'd of So to Geo Stuart the Sd
of 81 to Daniel Kendall the 4th OF so to James But
trick; the 9TH of 80 to Joel Houghton and the 9th
of 81 to Silas Buss. gratuity Of 75c was given 10
Milton Buss for his fat OK.
BULLS AND BULL CALVES.
There were II entries. OF bulls year old and IN.
wards the LIST premium of So was given to Samuel
Osgood; the I'd of rs to Asa Keyes; the Sd of 125
to Samuel Sawyer; and the 4th of l to George +,
Nelson.
0fbu calves. the LIST premium of 81 rs was award
ed to Samuel Osgood, the I'd of 1 % to Jos W. Will
der; and the Sd of 81 to Geo Kendall.
DAIRY COWS.
OF the Is entries, the LIST premium of SO co was civ
en- to VIM. T. Willard, the I'd of 2 90 to Luke Saw
Chas b. Fitch, and the 5th of 75c. to G. NJ Bailey
The committee noticed excellent COWS OF Samuel
Osgood c. D. Gale, Ezra Sawyer, 7. NJ Rugg and
Samuel Sawyer, but want of funds precuded gratu-
tiles
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-02
Gen. Gideon. i. PiIInw.

A Tribute from one Soldier 10 .4nOtker In copying
our notice, says the Memphis Asalahchs, Of the
death Of Gideon ]. Pillow, Jr., Col Clemens, the
editor of the baqarer pays the following tribue 70
the sOldierly worth oil distinguished father, which
is a. honorable to the heart Of the former as it is
just 70 thu character Of the latter:
awe take the above notice from the AUaIaneAs
We did not know young PILLOW, but We have a warm
place in heart fur bis father ard sincerely sym
pathiee with him in his bereavement. What ever
may be political differences, there are rscollee-
tions of the past, and Associations OF the presen.
which make any sorrow that oVertakes him 8 source
Of grief TO Us also. When he was promoted from
brigader TO aiOr general regiment was attach
ed TO his division, and we speak OF What we know
when We cay truer soldier never drew q sword in
his eeuntrys cause. - salt l-- sE .r
On the hill Of Chapultepse an incident occurred
which in Grseian or Roman days would have render
ed bis name immortal. He was shot down while
leading on the 9Th Infsntry in advance Of the
StOrmers." G. ]. Spragus. the sdjutant Of the9th,
ran up to him, and asked, ''Rhat can do for you,
Generali' The reply was brief and stern. "Take
the CASTLE SIR" In the midst Of the agony be was
suffering, he thought only Of his country and the
honor of his command, and from that hour there
was not an officer Of the"0ld Ninth" whom Gen.
Pillow could not name friend. The survivors of
those gallart spirits scattered now from Maine
to CRlf0rniB, but Where-eVer one Of them is to be
found, venture to assert that It would be dan
gerous thing for any man to say uIklnd words Of
Gideon ]. Pillow in his presence"
We had the pleasure Of making the acquaintance
Of Gen. Pillow and his accomplished lady shortly
after the war, and him several times during the
trial by court martial 10 which he was subjected by
Gen. Scott. The result of chat trial showed Gen
Pillow to be as able in defending his honor and
rights ,as the testimony of his gallant colleague
proves him to have been in defence of his countrys
The reply Of Gen. Pillow, as reported BY Col
Clemens, deserves place by the eide of the NOBLE
unfortunate Lawrence, "Don't give up the ship
Eds Bali. Republican.