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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A Ill. persons indebted to the firm 81 Hayes 4 Fau-
cet, are earnestly requested TO call and settle their
accounts, need money, and wish 10 pay of our
accounts. Please call before February Court. Ac.
counts ought TO be settled at least yea Thank
ful for past favOrs, hope for continuance Of The
'H''' HAYES & FAUCETT.
January 8. u-
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~ az 81 s74FF4 l8kfistt
coercion, but North Alabama would meet
them upon the line and decide the issue at the
point Of the bayonet Thus the spirit Of
these revolutionists is disclosed occasionally.
Coercion to prevent, them from treason is
terrible, but to force men into that treason is
Legitimate. Calm minded men will notice
these and similsr Indications, and consider
well before they commit their destinies to the
keeping OF such preciptators."
How IT WAS REcElvED.-The Natchez
| (Miss.) Courier Of the 18th instant, thus
speaks Of the reception in that city Of the
news Of the secession Of Mississippi from the
Union:
The Secession Ordinance was received yes
terday with almost unanimous disapproval
and condemnation. !" Hasty," ll-judged, 7
. wrong, were the terms generally applied
to it. Our citizens. generally, felt that the
Convention had sacrificed everything, and
obtained nothing. 3Ht
The Free Trader yesterday announced that
! in honor of the event bells would be rung,
cannon fred, and an illumination would &C
cur, with Gre works. TO the credit Of the
city we mention that none of those things
took place. Sadness and gloom, instead Of
rejoicing. marked both day and night.
The same paper contains also the follow
ing: ti.t 3AH
We have lived to hear guns fred in honor
ofan attempted dissolution Of the American
Union. Thank God, we had tears TO shed
tears Of bitter gfiefand Of indignant reproach
alike against the fanaticism OF the North
which has given the excuse or apology for the
act, and against the wild madness Of parti.
sans as the South, who. ever hating the Uni
on, have precipitated the Cotton States int
revolution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
DISSOLUTION.

V,HE firm of ]. C. TURRENTiNE & SON is hi,
Il day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 said firm, either by note OF
account are earnestly requested 10 cali qad settle be.
fore February Court, the business VIII lie closed
without delay.
IL The business will hereafter be conducted under
the siy le Of TURRENIIAE d. son.
January l6. 75-
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LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY.

,E'hE Spring Session Of this Institution will COM
mence January 7ih,. 1861. Students will be adj
mi,ted at any time and charged from the time Of en-.
trance until the end Of the session. except ia cases OF
prolracied Illness The new Academy will be compile
ted by the LIST Of February, when the accommodations
aud facilities will he equal 10 those Of any other school
Of the same order. Board in respectable families near
the Academy, S7 per month. including washing and
all other necessities. Terms Of Tuition. 10 and
dollars per session. Branches taught Reading, Writ.
ing Spelling, English Grammar Arithmetic, Algebre.
Latin. &c. &c. No pains will he sparel to promote
the interest and advancement Of boys committed to my
charge ]. L. BRoWER.
December III Il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
THE AMERICAN
Medical Toilet and Recent Book.

rNHlS book contains Recipes and Directions for maxi
ing all tho most valuable Medical preparations in
use; also Recipes snd full and explicit directions for
making all tho mls popahr and useful Cosmetics,
Perfumes, Unguens Hair Resora,iy1s, and eli Toilet
Articles. II you arc suffering with any chronic dis.
ease-lf you wish.a beautiful complexion, ne head
Of hair, smooth face. clear skin, luxuriant beard
or moustache--or II YOU wish 10 know anything and
everything in the Medical and Toilet line, you should
BY all means peruso copy Of this book. For full par
,euars' and sample Of the work for perussl, lree)
address the publisher.
T. F. CHAPMAN,
No. s3l Broadway, New York.
November 6. 67-3m
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERsoN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
Dccember Term, 1850.
Iocl Sve.nev > I,ha q. sv..,.Y

Joel sweeney .. John q. swcaney.
Attachment eriea on Lind.
1T appearing the satisfaction Of The Court TINT lie
defendant john &. swclncy, is not resident 81 III.
STATE Il l. therefore ordered ~ sid Cour that gai.
cation 10 made 10 the Hishofough Recorder 81 sik
weeks for said gdhn q Swcsney II mako ts personal
appearance Il The nctt term 81 this Iuun, u hcld
CT the county II Person. ii The hou ii Roibo.
rough on lie third Monday n March nsIi. then sEd
there 10 snswer the above complaint, ildguenl viii
he entered against him pro eoniessa.
Witness Charles Macon, clerk 81 sail Court. a &.
Gee, the third Monday q December. 4. u. 1851.
CHARLES MASON, IitFk
January IS. Pnee Biv. - 80. 1S--s5e
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UNION CANDIDATES.

In order that politics may have no part u
the contest for the Convention, let the Uniur
men support w. A. Graham and John w
Norwood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
Watsonville Female Seminary.

VyHE next Session 81 this school Will commence %
a the first Monday in February next, md eunlinue
Eve months
Terms lhe same as hcrci,fue. The Proprietor his
in his employ for the ensuing scion . ig COPS 81
experienced Teachers, and every raias vii ba taken 10
render this school worthy The patronage ~ the pulle
Young ladies will be conveyed fram Graham station
or the Compauys Shops, n. q. Railroad. 10 Watson.
yIe free Of charge, BY informing the Proprietor Of he
time of arrival at those places.
Z. r. WATSON.
JanuaIy slh, lsol.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
Nervous Disorders.

What is moro fearful than breaking down Of the
nervous systenl To be eTcilable or nervous /, small
degree is most distressing for where can q remedy be-
foundi There is one drink bu: lilils vine. beer or
spirits far letter nonsi take no coffee, weak tea be-
ing preephs get ell the fresh air you can take three
o. four Pills every night; eat plenty Of soIdg avoiding
he Of stops; snd Il these golden rules be followed
you viii I've happy in mind and strong 10 body aud for.
get YOU have any nerves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
LIST OF LETTERS.

ttEMAINiNG in the Post Office IL HiiIsbOrcush,
"a \. Q. ON the lst day Of January. Ises
Persons calling fcr any Of the above letters will
please say they ere advertised.
Z. Z. PARISH, r. NJ
January I. "a
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January l, 1851.

"A LII notes and accounts on our books are
: due this day in Cash. Contemplating
change in our business, we desire and expect
prompt settlements.
j. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
January2. 70
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spEoIAL NOTICE.

OUR large stock Of Superior Ready
Made CLOTHING We are Offering Il prices war.
"a nied 10 effect sales, los cssh. Call anil e1smine.
LATlMER a, BROWN.
November 30. III
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Issues to February Term, 1861.
susan Valentine and Others Q. Jamcs ysIenline.

Issues 70 February TeFm, 1871.
Susan Valentine and Others 9. james Valentine.
Petition for P9fisioa.
IT sppsafing 10 me, George Laws, CLERK Of thf caen
Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions cor Ofahsc epuuiy,
By the affidavit u Susan Valentine that The Isenlani
lame vaentinc s not resident Of the stale ot North
Carolns Notice is hereby gwen 70 sad defendant that
nc make bic PERSONAL appearance a oaf netl Court Of
Pleas snd Quafer Sessions, 10 u held iof d. ruuny
Of Orange al the court house 10 Hllsbofoush, % iAc
fourth Monday Of February. 1861. then aud iltfc Y
plead answer o. dsmur 10 SD petition, y judgment
viii be taken po coniesso, and tic same head "a afle
a. 10 him.
Witness George Laws Click u all Court, q oiiicc,
The fourth MOndsy IL Nuscmtcf. 1850.
GEORGE LAWS. G. G. G.
December al, 1850. Pfies adv. - ~ 79-6w
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Mothers and DAUGHTERS.


Ifthere i one thing moro ih.n smother for which these
PilIs famous i /. their purifying properties. e.
pecally their power 81 cleansing tie blood from oil i'm
pur,cs and removing dsngcrcns end suspended secre-
tons. Universally adopted The grand remedy for
female complaints, they never fail never weaken thesys
4 ten, and always bring about VIVA. Is required.
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite.
These feelings which 70 ssJden as, mos. freuuentlv
arise from annoyanees trouble. from obstfucted pef.
spiFaton OF from ealing ard drinking what Is rnf for
u.s. thus dsorderng the liver and samsck Thce organs
must be regulated IL you wish 10 be we'll. The Pills, If
taken according 10 The printed instructions, will quick
ly restore healthy eeiion 70 both scr ard stoaaeh
whence follow natural consequence good appetite
and clear head In the East and West Indies scarcely
shy other medicine is ever used Oi these disorders
Disorders Of the Kidneys.
To ali diseases affecting these organs whether tbev
.eefee TOO much OF loo little waters o. whether they be
affected with the sions gravel with sches and pains
settled ia the lons the regions Of The Kidneys these
pills should be taken according the printed directions
and tht Ointment should b. w,IIfusbcd noghs snail
Of The hsck II bed time Thistrsnrni will give almost
inmcdaie relief when 81 other means have failed.
For Stumachs out Of Order.
No medicine will % efeclualy improve ihs tone Of
The stomach lhcss Pills. they e scidily oc-
essonci eilhcrty inlempepnce improper dict. They
arh The liver and reduce healthy acion hey arc
wonderfully clicacoUs IN Of sprm-in fact they
never fail ncuring al disorders q Tie liver rad stomach.
IIoLorays Pils arc il.be rezsdg k7,o,ca in As
iLporld foJ he Joloriag Diseases.
Arno, malelucsulsii. serOinla, or Kings
Asthma, ties, Evil,
JilioosConplsipsFosers, I'll kinds, Sore Thros,s,
Bioiches on the Fits, store snd Gravel,
skin. Govt, secondary symp-
Bowel nplainls, Headache, foms
Coles, indigestion. Tic Doloereux,
Constipation Of ihclnfinInsoa, Tunoun.
Bowels, Jsvndcc, Ulcrn,
Consumption, Liver Complaints, Yenereal Affections
Debility, Lunhaso, Worms Of III kinds
DlcPsy, Piles, Weskrcss, from
DyscHicfy, rheumatism, whslesef cause.
Eysipeias, Retention utine. &c. &c.
~ CAUTION - None arc genuine unless Inc
words Holloway, New York aud London ere tis.
cefnsble A. Nalctmark IN every leaf 81 tie book Of
directions around each POT o. boz The RANT may Ne
plainly seen ny holding The leaf 10 The light. hand
some reward will bc given 70 any one rendering such
Information may lead TO the dissection Of any party
parties ecuniefcitins the medicines % vending The
same, knowing them 10 he spurious.
=. Sold At the Manuiseisscs q Professor HoIlo.
way, 50 Maiden Lane, New Yutk. aud BY al rsspscta.
bic Druggists snd Dealers IL Msdieines throughout
the United states aud The civilized world, in boxes
% cents, 81 cents, aud y each.
" There Is considerable saving By taking / b
larger sizes.
N.D.-Dircciion. for the guidance of paliel o.
cry disotdcf arc sfiied 10 cath boI.
Octobcf .. ~
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E8WsN qsns
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
Referees sale.

Circuit Court, Pierce County. State of
Wisconsin.
Sarah Wells. Plaintiff. agst Ainos P Wells
Thomas " Stillman. John G Nelson. James
Henderson. John kietland. Richard Bigelow
Nelson H North. Jesse Plat Jr, James Shell
don, Reed, Reed, and President, Direc-
tors and Company OF the Landholder's Bank,
Defendants
By virtue and in pursuance Of Judgment
of foreclosure aud sale. obtained in the above
entitled case, at the November term of said
court for said county. TO wit ON the 9th day
of November A d 1861. shallexpose for sale
and sell to the highest bidder at the front
door Of the City Bank of Prescott. in the city
Of Prescott IN said county. on Saturday, the
9Th day of March A ID 1861. at two o'clock in
the afternoon Of sand day, the following des-
crihed premises, to satisfy said judgment with
interest and costs OF sale, to wit the south
west quarter of section nine (9,) in tow nshp
twenty five (25,) of range eighteen ISL and
the north west quarter of the south wcst G tar-
ter of section number twenty eight in town.
Ship number twenty six, range eighteen, con-
tanning two hundred acres of Land more or less
being in the county of Pierce and state of
Wisconsin.
J. c BUTTON, Referee.
You've & FITCH. Pits AHys.
Dated Nov. 81, 1861. 32-l3w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

The President Of tie Un'ted States of inner;

| Whereas, Negro slavery is the recognized
cause of the rebellion existing in certain of the
Z. S. and the perpetuation and cx'vhsion Of
said slavery is its avowed motive, and
Whereas. The emancipation of all the laves
in the rebelious States and their employment
as soldiers or otherwise, as the executive shod
command, could not fail'to weaken the rebels
and strengthen the causc of the Union, both
materially al in the moral estimation of man
kind, and
Whereas. By the Constitution Of these Uni.
ted States the President is clothed with the
power Of the sword. and is charged with the
high duty of defending lie nations honor
and life 10 which his sacred oath also binds
him. which duty and power are but flames
unless they authorize and require of The Exec
tive the EXTREMIST measures necessary to the
proposed end, viz /: the nations defence and
Whereas, The Providence of God by the
stern visitation of war inaugurated by sla-
very propagandists, is calling upon us to sweep
away this curse and sin and 10 achieve the des-
tiny of a-free people, and has removed any
seeming dishonor which might cleaye to a
measure of emancipation and
Whereas. Rebels in arms cannot claim the
protection of the compromise limitations of
that Constitution which they have rejec-
ted. and
Whereas. The course of events seem to indi-
cate that only by the destruction of slavery
will orr arms be crowned with victory, and
war DE followed by enduring peace.
Therefore. we legal citizens of the United
States, believing that the loyal States will sus-
tain such action, Ga5 ihnmby petition His Ex
c-llency, the President, in the exercise of e's
constitutional military power, to command
the emancipation and proclaim freedom of all
slaves owned and held within the limits of
The rebellious States, and to propose TO
Congress the subject of emancipation IN the
loyal slave States by purchase or otherwise, as
shall in their associated wisdom seem
good, and for this your petitioners will ever
pray, and to the cause of Union, Law and
Liberty will pledge their property, their lives,
and their sacred honor.
Done by order and in behalf of the First
Baptist Church of Prescott, Wis.
c B. BRUCE. Church Clerk
Prescott Dec g. 1861
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
Meeting Of the Citizens OF Pres
colt. relative 10 the Co. lax.


Prescott, December I, 1901.
The people of the city of Prescott and vi
cinity met at j. c. Buttons office to take into
consideration the legality Of the present Co.
Tax assessed upon the property. personal and
real estate, of Pierce county.
W. J. Copp was appointed Chairman, L. D.
Newell, Secretary
After reading the proceedings of the Beard
of Supervisors, at their last annual session,
and a debate upon the same it was moved and
seconded to take vote as to the legality of
the assessment Of the county tax the present
year. 1t was voted that the tax was not legal
ly assessed.
Moved and seconded that committee Of
five be appointed by the chair to raise funds
and employ counsel to commence a silt to
stay or prevent the collection of the present
county tax, IN the Treasurer or collectors
hands. The chair appointed Paine Converse,
S Collins, c. p Barnard. Geo w. McMur-
ply and A. A Meacham such committee.
On motion adjourned.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
An Angel Voice.

Death is an inevitable sequetiGe of life, but
! it does seem as if a decent respect for the
memory of the deceased, and the conscious
ne's of their Inability to resent am insult,
| ought to spare them from being made the sub
| ject of such poems as are frequently perpetra-
ted on their account. 1t will do for TENNY-
son to sing the sublime strains of " In Memo
riam" over one lost it will do for BAvARD
TAYLOR to put into lit poetic firm the unver-
sal grief over the loss of man like BAKER.
but the unlimited writing of meaningless,
measurcless. miscellaneous doggerel over the
dead, ought to be stopped. We are aggrara
ted 10 these remarks by the following, which
we copy from the Lake City Mini Times:
AN ANGEL VOICE.
Lines to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, bereft Of an
only daughter, written by the editor, who
knew Annis in childhood
: voice methinss hear in accent sweet,
Saying. o dry thy tears and cease to weep
All pain and anguish now are Ger,
I'm safe on Canaan's peaceful shore
Realms of glory are now my sphere,
Forever to dwell with nv Savior dear,
Far from thai worlds wicked commotion
The joys of Heaven my happy potion.
X nd parents, though I've left you so sad,
o. grieve not for me, nor feel so bad
I'm happy in world of bliss
And soon thou'lt exchange for this.
o. be cheerful. be happy and gay.
" bile few more years are fitting away
I've only gone, a little before.
Where we'll meet to part no more
Now, decent respect for type forbids it to
be put to such uses. Not even the sacredness
of the subject ought to shield such stuE from
satire. Just read those disjointed stanzas
over, and then think of calling them an an
gel voice" 4 voice for cod meat is more
musical. Why, to speak in reason, that voice
is Just about as cheerful rs the nocturnal cater
wauing of feline Thomas-as pleasing as
the plash OF a ducks foot in the mud.
"Tocta aasct'u non it," a great poet tells
Us. Bro. ENo, you were robably not born
poet have faith in the saying of the old Ro-
man. and don't try to make yoI rself one
The feelings of the public must be respected
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
THE NEWS.

The news this W eek is of 50 triing i'm
portance, that we do not print any tele-
graphic dispatches.
Charleston has been visited by swecp-
ing conhagration, and John Bull is be-
ginning to growl over the arrest of Ma
son and Slidel. Nothing authoritative
has been received from the British Gov.
ernment The sentiment both Of our Gov
eminent and people IN regard to this mat
ter is, BE sure you're right and SO
ahead,' and the course of Com. Wilkes
is regarded rs riqht.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
From the Hudson North Star

10 party in the Assembly has ma
rity 50 = to elect Speaker and Clerk.
We certainly think that the Speakership
should not be conferred on party MEM
ter-a straight Democrat or straight
Republican. The Union movement and
he Ur;on party secured the election of
The incoming State Officers. A majority
d the members of the Assembly were
elected on a no-party issue. aud their
mcsiing officer should be chosen out Of
Ills number.
The St. Croix Valey-in fact the
whole Of Northwestern Wisconsin have
such candidate to present for the Speak
ership.
DR.. ]. W. Beardslcv of Prescott, Un-
ion member from the counties of St.
Croix and Pierce, is the man worthy
and well qualified to I'll with ability and
'miartIality, the important and difficult
POSITION of Presiding Officer of the As
semhIy. He is gentleman Of hioi
character. dig''iticd anil courteous address,
tIo'ough-g ing practical business man.,
ana We certainly think we do not over
state his qualifications when we say they
a'e equal to any mans in the State for a
presiding officer. Formerly he was a
democrat, but the irst hostile cannon Of
we r,."''on made him forget party, and
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
4 ma use nlents.

There is to be Christmas Party on We'd
nesday evening. Dec. 25th, at Dunbar's Hall
No pains will be spared to make this one of
pleasantest parties of season. Supper at the
KLBouRy HOUSE. Bill, $500.
There will be German Dance al Dunbar's
Hall. on the evening of the 26th inst. for the
benefit of the German Fraternal Society -
Supper at Rechert's St. Croix House. Tick
cts, including supper, SLIGO.
There will be a New Years Ball at the
Leonard House, PIT Douglas, on the evening
of Dec. 3lst. i'll, $500.
A ball at the Diamond Bluff Hotel on the
evening of Jan. lst, 1862. Bill. $3.50.
A dance at the Co. Seat Christmas even
ing.
A grand party at Hudson the Same even
ing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
Sheriff,S Sale.

Circuit Court-Pierce County-State of Wis
consin.
G " Fuller, F Smith and J A Bishop. part
ners DC, plaintiffs, against Edward + Bous-
tead. defendant.
y virtue ofan execution issued out of the
- circuit court for Pierce county, for the sum
ofone hundred and sixty two dollars and thlr-
tv two cents, wih.intc'e est thereon from the
9th day of May, A D 1858, in the above en-
titled action. in favor ofsaid plaintiffs and a.
gainst the said dafendant, have levied upon
The following described property in said coun-
ty of Pierce to wit the northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter and lot 6 of section 80
town p range Is west. which l will expose
and sell at public aucti ion to the highest bid
der at the front door Of L d Newell's store in
the city offrescott in said county on the Dist
day of November A D186l. at ten o'clock A NJ
to satisfy said execution and costs. Dated at
the city of Prescott, this iih day Of Oct. 1861
You've d FITcH, J FREEMAN.
/ IFS Aays. Sheriff Of Piercc Co WIS.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
-ocAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
THE sPEAh ER SHIP.

4irea.,r the question, Who shall be
Shaker Of the Assembly, is exciting a
r.9l deaI Of interest, and the various as
ru;s III tLat position are striving to Sc
ore I.
II. L. PALMER, Of Milwaukee, Is thc
Democratic candidate for Speaker, and
~ receive the support Of most if not all
q dose who were elected to the Assem-
as Democrats. That lie has the abil-
!: to fill the place worthiIy is undOub;ed
that his election would ensure a part
,-q appointment Of committees, and q
artisan struggle during the whole SEES
son Of the Legislature, is equally I'M
lJaJ;el. and for this reason We wish to
.ee him Iefeatad.
We 'sh - see TIE next Speaker cleo
tel from ihose who were chosen on q
Cagn ticket 1t should be so. Tho in
coming State Administration was placed
.aYoner ty the Union party. A large
Cul4vlr ii ,hc Assemblymen were elected
on q rr'oa ticket, and in justice to the
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/, rc,,,.n:ze the pe.ess;tv. and advocate
lows. -. ;c,,or;ao, 80 c,r.s noss;hlo
,...s ,.rtv ,jist;n.l;ons mi r;y;ro, .
:-s,.r mi ,,,liyilad >p,,no,t 70 Inc Gov.
.,,,-ep, in its GREAT s,ruoa.e 10 m; pta;n
lie integrity of its existence--the suprem-
4, Of the Constitution--the enforcement
,LoIows A non,ocro, Ia ,olaI
ta.,t the entire vote Of Reppblican
Pierce. and the few cast against him
we're On an issue merely local