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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

Gen. GRANT, THE VICTOR AT PITTsBURG
LANDING.-Major General Grant, who enjoys
the classical prenomen of Ulysses, wps born
at Point Pleasant, in Carmont county, Ohio.
April II, 1872, He entered the West Point
academy in his 18th year, and graduated with
bonors in 1913 He served in the Mexican
war under Gen. Tay Tor, at Palo Alto, Resaca
de la Palma, and Monterey, and was with
General Scott at the capture Of Mexico. His
bravery had IN the meantime raised him from
the position Of second lieutenant TO that of
captain i'll the fourth infantry of the regular
army. Leaving he army in 1854, he settled
in Missouri, but in 1860 moved to Galena, IL.
LIMOS. AT the beginning of the present war
he was appointed colonel Of the twenty first
Illinois volunteers, and on the 9th day of
last May promoted to brigadier general.
ship. lie has seen active service since then
in Missouri and aid some service to the state
by occupying Paducah, and by stopping COM
munications and supplies to the ri bells by the
way OF the Tennessee river. When Foote
reduced Fort Henry General Grants division,
which had accompanied the tiotilla, marched
over to invest Fort Donelson and Grant was
the commanding general by whom the victo.
ry OF Donelson was gained. He was made
major general for this. There were after
wards some rumors against his character, but
he has CALAMITY set these at rest by the deter.
mined and able conduct of the battle near
Savannah, where we had great interests at
stake, and, as it proved, in worthy hands
Honor to General Grant,--N. Y. EUe. Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

DR.. y. q, Mott, Physician aud Surgeon
10 Court street, corner OF Howard Boston is consnod
daily from 10 until and to in the evening on
all diseases Of the Urinary and Genital ORGANS
Auctions tumors OF all KINDS, Sores Ulcers and RIM.
lions Female Complaints &c. An experience of over
twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to cure
tai o uut Uncut cases mcqicnes entirely Vcg-
''"'i'' 'u'''' F'Ve' ueudly Two
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10
Special ylot1tps.
To the Citizens of Worcester.

he proprietorS OF the "IIstoric Mirror Of the War;
now on exhibition at Horticultural Hall deem if necps
sary 10 inform the public That every effort has been
ueu 70 secure accurate and truthful sketches Of all the
principal events and incidents Of ~ ~
THIS GREAT REBELLION.
NESS Pearson, the well known Artists of CIV York
assisted by several of the leading artists of the daV
nave succeeded IN representing canvas the great Ills
pcal events OF the times amt at very large exneuse
they nave placed before the public not only most car
IeCt ana tfuthui representation of these exciting
scenes nut by all pronounced in every respect e
WORK OF ARE
Inc unseemly daubs which are generally nrodced r,r
pubic Inspection under the of l'annramas have
IN great measure, shaken the confidence OF the proDe
nelr notice 1t is frequently condemned without heinz
~ is necessary therefore, to inform all classes
that thls Panorama has with the most unbonnlod
success, having been exhibited within the nast few
months to no less than az P'' IL"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

Gents Fine Shirts made to order in the most I'm,
proven style and IN the hest manner at short noi@a
py, A WALBRlDGE, No. American House Biock
S'''' A"t'Si'o'u' all OJl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

The exciting details which have Just reached us
ought to contribute largely towards the public sun.
porting the splendid Panorama of the War. now ex
hlbiting in this city at Horticultural Hall
Indeed we cannot say too much in commendation
OF this excellent exhibition, and surely we have suf
hcent connoisseurs of anything that is really mer
torous who ought TO attend and use their influence
in promoting the success of the best exhibition
which has visited our city for some years Pear
sons Historic Mirror of the War does not require
our euloges, as it speaks for ITSELF but we feel it our
duty to ask why such excellent entertainment
should not be crowded every night in every nook
and corner?
1t might be justly observed in answer to this that
our citizens are so often imposed upon by public ex
hibitions that it requires something more than
good to draw them out maSss; and excellence
even requires notoriety before our citizens can be
induced to yield their patronage.
The success which has attended the representa-.
tons of this Panorama in our city is so far satsfac-
tory, but nothing compared to what it ought to be-
considering the nature of the exhibition Beautiful
artistic scenery,-goOd songs and music-and de-
scrptiye lecture,-Ant two hours OF interesting
1acts,-for fifteen cents, surely ought to draw i'm.
mense audiences It has done so elsewhere; WHY
should it not in Worcester? We are ALWAYS com
pIalnlng OF the ordinary character of exhibitions
ohered to our notice. why not patronize good
one! We do not wish the proprietors OF this Pan
Drama to say, when they leave that they have sim
ply done we'll" We would wish that they should
do first rate. And our citizens should at once make
up their minds to turn out en- nuasse and patrouze
an exhibition which is worthy of the greatest en-
couragement that can be accorded to it.
SETH E. BROWNS NEW JEwELRY STORE 251 WASHING
TON STREET BosToN-Mr. Brown for many years
connected with the late celebrated firm of Jones Ball
d Co., and from his long experience as purchaser in
Europe, was the life of that firm lie now offers to the
public one of the choices and most select stocks Syer
Ware, Jewery Watches Diamonds and articles of valuo
ever exhibited in Boston Those of friends who de
sire any thing in the line of Silver Gold or Gems are
recommended to give Mr.. Brown call The compara-
tive small expense of his place of business will en-
lie him to supply the best of goods much less than
former prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

A REMARKABLE MAN.-One Sanderson, of
Orleans county, New York, makes this start.
ling proposition through the columns of the
Rochester Democrat =
"Ihe undersigned is willing to enter into
an agreement to build two steam battering
rams tor one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars (Sl5O,OOO), and whip any war vessel no v
afloat without firing gun or losing a man ;
then for seventy five thousand dollars $50
OO0), h will build four rams, and whip the
two first without firing a gun or losing a man
on either side; then Tor fifty thousand dollars
(5O,OO0), he will build eight rams, aud whip
the four without firing gun or losing man
on either side; then for twenty thousand
dollars (S25,0OO), he will build caloric pony,
and place on its back battery, and do more
fighting with it than any regiment of infantry
that is now in the field, and by so doing de-
monStrate the fact that the day has come
when nations can disband their armies and
navies, and, comparatively speaking, do all
their fighting by caloric or steam"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

hhe Union ReStored.-F. A. CLOUGH vop1d
INFORM MS friends and the pubc generaiIy
sIdt mon BLOCK having been fuIly restored since tba
nre ne has re-opened his old Hair Dressing Room in bet
ter style than where he will he ham, 10 49,,
upon all who may favor him with a call dtf ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

SITUATION WANTED-by capable
~ glrl, to do General housework &c or as chamber
ihaI some private family Apply atl2Wmter stree:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
~ CHERRY-For sale by GEO. r. sPURR, 2Ol
Main street. DIFF an'166OA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

E,XTRA REFINED GERMAN CAM
- PilOR-JuSt eccived and for sale wholesale and
retall by GEO. II. StUkR. 2Ol Main strent. DIFF min
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

SITUATION WANTED-Todo general
~ aousework, cooking, nc. Apply at John Murpby b
-. - I''INILu olLtCti QotT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

SITUATION WANTED-Bv an able
~ girl to do general housemork. cooking &c EooS
feeolmanendatluns Apply at IA Winter street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

OXYGENATED BITTERS-A sure
a. - cure for Dyspepsia for sale by GEO H. SPUR
2Ol Main street. diff ain in"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

Nj ACHlNIST WANTED = One first
~ class machlnis get employment for six weeks
or or more, at good pay Apply i'm mediately to W *
STEVENS, East BroOkfeld Mass dit - ani0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

SITUATION WANTFD-By a oi1I TO
~ do chamber table work Can assist in sewing and
@ tn work Good reference. apply at q Winter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
"A Ayers Pills, Ayers Sarsaparilla for sale whole
sale ana retail, by GEO R. SPURR, col Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

ASOARD.-A gentleman and his wife. ard
~ two single gentlemen, can he accommodated will,
GOOD board and very desirable rooms by making inme
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10
Geo. SeSsfone,

1,,. r y M IL l Nc UNDERTAKER
is CONN Warerooms at 50 Front street where can
@ pc iound large assortment of Collins of ali dit
re- klnus OF patterns, Menalic and Walnut CasLet.
a. CONN Rates and Robes the best pattprp
anu material Residence 50 Front street dtf auj4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

~ OIlCE'-The members of the Singing
- school under the charge of Mr. BUTLER are re-
SueSSteu " meet at Warren Han next SATURDAY
~' aSiS d. CLOCK. Ter order o; Committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

billings BITTERS, Billings Pills
~ Billings Rheumatic Liniment-For sale nv GRO
~ - ohh- dtI aplO
SMITHS CURATIVE COMPOTTNT-
~ %9r sale by GEO. R. SPUR, POI NlaiI street
~ diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

tbis nin is making Card Photographs uneoualled IN
---Y- - mn : call dtf my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

HmarIerly Bills for April list, at BARNARD
SUMNER, co. s, are now ready for settlement An
carly settlement is requested. DIFF All
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

a SSIGNEE'S SALE-Win be sold at
= Public Auction. on SATURDAY, the 18th inst at
Z, o CLOCK D M at Geo. swans Office, No Flagc's
6HSluing' a'l the right, title and interest Of VIM D.
CneeVtr IN me premises occupied by him oxford
street ana IN II lots of Land Millburv street Also
sundry notes and aims due said Cheeycr's estate
Worcester, April 9, 1862 GtapI9 aTfo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

smiths Curative Cleansing Compounded
Complaints. Canker Piles, sore Throat &c &c Foi
sale by BUSH CO., "a Front street. by the dozen OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd. y3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

DIR. Sweet'a EMtnIIibIe LinIInenL is truly
rlend IN need, and every family should nave hand
o23 d&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

Tue ne" Meehanics Han Building - OPFySi' .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

Gen, Lander, a short time before he died,
wrote poem, which, during his last illness,
he desired his wife, in the event of his death,
to send to the Atlantic Monthly. 1t will ap.
pear in the May number of that periodical,
with the title "Under the Snow." it is quite
striking, both in thought and diction.
Not many weeks ago, the rebels expelled
the venerable Judge Catron from Nashville,
for persisting SO firmly in his loyalty to the
national government. He is now about to re.
turn to that city, to try for treason the individ.
uals who malreated him.
Miss Louisa Lander, sister of the late Gen.
Lander, has taken studio at No $50 Broad.
way, with the intention Of remaining in New
York short time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

TRAND FLORAL AND PATRIOT
~ &c CONCERT, AT MECHANICS uATT NAV
AL those Masters and Misses who can SIM uin
MouiS IKE 10 take part in May Day Concert viii mp"t
S,S onM Elk in The Yestry OF the Salem ST CbnrSb
"a nhDA Aplll Z, at2 p. Tickets Is cents ma
oAGse LOT music and each pupil will receive one
they choose. Jtf ~ W "l'p"se OF as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-10

Special NOtce-IsemOvnI j. r. HOWARD
the well known Hair Dresser has removed from Piper
Block to 266 Main street. Rchmonds Block three doors
below his old stand down stairs whcs he Will be pleased
to meet his friends and the pubic gSnerally
worcester April Il le6I' dlw* app
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

Naw York Mar o,

~. New York. Nov. e7.
The steamer City of Washington ha,
arrived. Her news has been mainly a.
ticipated ~
Earl Russell to the Chamber of Com.
merce convened, refers to the doings OIL
the Alabama, and says the matter is I'M.
der the consideration of the government
The Times says that the destruction Of
the British stea mer Blanche was a fiagran,
outrage, and doubts not tLal early steps
have been taken to obtain satisfaction
1t is reported, that the British steamer
Anthony has been stopped from loading
arms, d.. for he Ooufsden tes 1t Cork
Lard Stanly has spoken in opposition
to Cobden's views.
The majority Of the Prince of Wales
was quietly celebrated. The new field
marshals created upon that occasion are
Sir + Blakely, Duke of Cambridge, and
Lofd2 Cough and Clyde.
Pie Paris Potrte calls for satisfaction
Nom the British Government for illegal
boarding of French vessels on the coast
OF A1ricA NyA-e a
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Especial to the Times. I
w ashington Nov

Washington. Nov. %.
The current talk in military circles
here to-day j. in regard TO the expedlency
81 the army Of the Potomac : going into
winter quarters. Late events seem to
have strengthened the probabilities Of
such q policy being adopted, and infer
ences to tie same effect are drawn from
the Presidents visit TO Acquia Greek.
The President will in his message
earnestly recommend the passage Of 4
bankrupt law BY Congress. Es
Reports received here from the front
to-day locate Jaokson's advance guard
At Beardstown on the Orange and Alex.
andria Railroad, near the Rappahannock,
in : position 70 sndssyor 10 hold Genera]
Sigelp forces from advancing, or to fall
upon the rear Of Gen. Burnside's army,
u may be most advisable. Other reports
scatter his forces along the eastern base b
the Blue Ridge, from the Rappahannoch
to 6nicker's Gap, placing the bulk in ad
vance, leaving parties IN the rear 10 Oh
serve and harrass our lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

VINO ARE FIeBrINd our BATTLES
A slight examination OF the elections OF
last year and this. will show who have
gone to the war from this county. Last
year A. r. Fulton, Republican, for Coun-
ty Judge. received 1850 votes, and w.
B. Littleton, Democrat, for the same
office, received ll4l. This year, VIM.
Long, Kepu blican, for County Clerk, re.
ceived ll46 on the home vote, and j. s,
Rogers, Democrat, for the same Office. re-.
ceiscd lll2 While the Republican
home vote fell off this yesr 2n4, the Dem.
ocratic vote tell off only 70. The in
crease to the Republicans since last year.
counting the soldiers vote, has been 275,
and during the same time the Democratic
vote has increased just 8 votes. Here
after, you lying scoundrels, don't try to
convince honest men that the Democrats,
IT they gain another year as they have
the past. will carry the election in 1868.
Nobody but fool will believe it Fair
field Ledger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
Washington. Nov. q.

The President yesterday went by speI
cial steamboat conveyance to Acquia
Creek, where be was met by Gen. Burn.
side. He returned this morning by the
same conveyance.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
having heard the arguments Of coun-
sells in regard to the liability to tax
alton, under the new excise law, OF
persons engaged in the manufacture of
clothing, has prepared an elaborate state
ment deciding that clothing is a manufac-
ture subject to taxation at the rate oil
three per cent. advalorum, the value to
be returned by the manufacturers as es-
timated By parties in the manner pointed
out by the statute,
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From the 1871, I~wa.

CAMP In THE FIELD, NEAR GRANDl
JuscTIoE, TxNs Nov. Il, 1863.
Editor Of Gate City: AS l was read
ing your widely circulated paper, knowing
that many Of your readers have friends in
the 18th, / thought l would write few
words concerning the regiment. Ysster-
day our division was out on drill. The
LIST and % brigades were formed in line
Of battle in the front, while our brigade,
the third, WAS furncd iu close column by
division in their rear. We change front
and fell in our former position. Skirmish-
ers were then thrown out, and away We
went over fences and bitches, through
cotton fields and corn fields for some dis
lance. when We again fell back to our
former position - the 18th and 10th
being ordered in front to charge bayonsts.
The commands were given, "Charge
bayonets double quick, march Away
we went hopping and yelling for about
two hundred yards. when we heard the
commands, Halt center dress ~ The
line was soon formed, when the Generals
aid came up to our Major, telling him the
General was highly pleased with the
charge, and saying that better charge
never was made. We then marched to
quarters. Colonel Reid commanded the
brigade on drill, Major Cunningham the
regiment. Colonel Belknap was lame,
caused from being thrown from horse
before We left Corinth, blu. instead Of
doing as many would, be climbed into
the ambulance and cans with u. The
health of the regiment - god.
w. L. WATSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

@ Gen. Butler has cleaned out the
secssh ciergmen 10 New Orleans. He
santsnced the Rev. Messrs. Mccoy.
Hedges and Hilton to Fort Lafayette, and
Kew. Mr.. Jessap TO Fort Wsrren.
We don't see Why the sscesh preachers
have not just as good right to preach
against the government Of the country in
New Orleans, as the Mahony sympathizers
Of the North have to advocate the %.
struction. Of the measures of government
for the restoration Of the Unsoa and the
authority Of the United States.
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Another IsnilroaA Accident.

Louisville Nov. Ct.
Three passenger cars in train from
Louisville, ran of the track at switch,
two miles from the city, this morning,
and precipitated down an embankmsn,
forty feet. The cars we're badly damaged,
One officers leg was broken and 10 9th.
ers were slightly injured. There were
nine cars in the train. The locomotive
and baggage cars passed the swi,h safely,
Some four hundred passengers were on
board. The track was torn up for City
yards. The accident was caused by .
bolt breaking and spreading the switch.
Trains will leave 10 the morning.
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Special to Tribune I

E s. Nashville, Nov. &c.
The situation is more predetermined thar
at last adyices.. The enemy have beer
concentrating, and demonstrating in /,
way which effects all late statements, tina,
they were moving forward 10 cover the
removal of supplies and enforcement, of thu
conscript act. The weight of military
operations continues favorable to the be
lief that there will be no great battle ia
this State. 1t is the opinion that it will
be between Tallahoma and Winchester
Considerable bodies of cavalry hover about
our front, but since they were vigorously
handled by Col Renote's cavalry yester-
day, they have been more cautious. A
body Of 1900 Of them who were at Pools.
ville, yesterday, returned to Murfreesboro
last night. 5000 of Cheatham's and two
divisions Of 5000 each are at Murfrees
boro. Buckner's corps is at the upper
Normandy. Hardee and Polk are posted
from Tallahoma to Winchester. Part Of
Kirby Snith'sarmy have joined Bragg.
Gen: Melroy estimates the enemy at over
so 900 strong in middle Tennessee
Other estimates fix their number a,
about 10000 with all kinds Of, arms.-
This morning Forrester's cavalry mads i
dash at Gen. Springs pickeH, availinQ
them nothing, hurt nobody and fed.
Gen. Rosecrans has issued stringen,
order touching foraging parties and treat.
ment Of citizens, which gives general salts.
faction. Brig. Gen Stanly arrived from
Corinth to-day, and is detailed Is Chief
OF Cavalry. Col Barnett Of the 1st Ohio
Artillery, is detailed as Chief Of artillery
1t is ascertained that Capt. Gourley, o.
Alabama. murdered Brig. GEN. Rober,
L. McQpok and Gen. Rice has been Or.
dsrsd to arrest the editor Of the New Alb.
ny Leader for disregard of the 57.h arti
Gle of war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

! .f1,z-l =, : Gncinnati, Nov. 28.
Buell's court of inquiry convened 10
day, and after organizing, adjourned till
tomorrow. The proceedings will be
private, Buell. is not present.
a passenger and freight train on the
Kentucky Central r. r, collided ysster.
day afternoon 5 miles this side Of Paris,
Ky. =. ii. Grow, Of Fayette county, o.
JohniSinpson, of Indiana, and Miss 10.
aephine Hesa, Of yellow Springs, Ohio
were Killed. Johnson. of 22d Michigan
and two others. wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

MuRDxRxD BLAcks.--A letter from
General Grants army states that squad
Of cavalry recently found the bodies Of
five negroes near Lagrange. Tenn. who
had evidently been murdered. No in
formation could be procured concerning
the affair, but the indications wers that
they had been killed while attambtinr 10
escape 70 the federal linss. The slsvss
who sscaps from bsiox occasionally eella
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
Louisville, Nov. ct.

g tH AoulSSAAe, NOV. III.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
to-day. The stores were closed and bus
mess suspended.
And order issued by Gen. Boyle gives
much satisfaction to conservative mon in
this section. The press compliments
him. The substance is as follows: 4
Headquarters, Louisville, Nov 81.
All commanding officers serving In
this district are ordered not to permit
negro slaves TO enter the camps and oil
oficsrs and privates are forbidden to in
teffere OF NEEDLE with slaves in any way.
Il u rumorsd that the rebsl John Nor
gan with ! force Of four thousand is at
Glasgow. This is not reliable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

X E O X u X:
SATURDAY, NO VENEER %.

Err The party which has carried SC
many Northern States by such an incredi
bic revulsion of sentiment, is the peace
party--for peace, whenever it can adyan-
tageously be secured-the party which it
has beaten, is the shoulder-strappcd war
party Dubuque Herald.
OF course The Vallapdighammers are
for peace--lt is the peace party. Its
members stay at home to abuse the gov
eminent Of their country and vote their
sympathy for traitors and for peace with
them, while loyal men go to the war to
put down treason and rebellion on the
battle field s2
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HI The Dabuoue Herald h,s ca

- The Dubuque Herald has came
Out again in sull size. By the way, that
word "Herald" is getting to be an awful
hard name for . paper. The New York
and Dubuque papers Of that name are
enough to stigmatize any word in the
language however euPhonious or proper in
its original use.