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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

SENATOR WILsoN's LABoRs.-The WASH
ington correspondent of the Boston Traveller,
under date Of July Z, says;-
''Senator Wilson will leave for Natick to-
day, or if not to-day within day or two. He
goes home for two purposes-firSt, to recruit
his health, and next, to raise another regiment
for the government. He has been urged by
the president to hasten home for this purpose.
and will probably comply with the request.
Mr.. Wilson has been very sick-more so than
many Of his friends have imagined No won
der that he has broken down after the life he
has led for the last year. All winter his habits
have been something like the following =
To rise at eight O'Clock and eat his break
tast-after it, 10 be pestered with a hun
dred applicants for place, information, ETC.,
etc.-at eleven O'Clock, to go into commit
tee for an hours hard work-then in the sem
ate till night, for Mr.. Wilson is not a man who
ever deserts his place in the senate-then a
hastily swallowed dinner-after it, up to the
other end Of the town to confer with the war
department or the president, or transact bust
ness with friends-by nine or ten o'clock to
his room again, md then the hard pork of the
day begins, for he labors at his desk invaria-
bly, till two o'clock in the morning and quite
often till a later hour. This is a correct
sketch of day in Mr.. Wilson's Was hington
life-almost any day during the past winter
1t was enough to kill anybody, and as mat
ter of course he was. forced to stop by the
hand of sickness.
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bookstore, No. ? American House Block,
Main street, and at the door.

Police CouRT.-Yesterday, jeremiah Ora
ney, Thomas Cavanagh, Peter Grady, and
Richard COxon, for being drunk, were each
non-payment. Daniel Sheedy, for being
drunk, was fined S. and costs. Thomas
Finn, for malicious mischief, was fined 50 and
costs. Margaret McGirl, for assault and bat
terry on Mary Harvey, was fined IS and costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

Experience teaches us that delicacy prevents manv
females from applying for the means to alleviate
ing and save e That objection Is cbviated in the
James Clarkes Pills, prepared alter the prescri
ton of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen Of Eng
land and well known to be the only and sue remedy
dlihcnities and distractions from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing so pills most free
by enclosing 81 and postage STAMPS to any agent
Sold by BUSH & CO., and all Druggists
nj deodS1yeo,y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

FAIR REToRT.-In favoring the motion to
reconsider the vote ordering Gen. Hunters
model letter to be printed Mr. Mallory of
Kentucky, argued against the policy of arm
ing the blacks; LIST, because they would be
turned loose against their old masters, and en-
gage in indiscriminate slaughter and I'd, be-
cause they would be good for nothing as SOL
diers, for one shot from cannon would dis
perse thirty thousand of them "John, lend
me your jackknife." 81 hav'nt got any, Bill,
besides / ra',t to use ii myself"--Mev Bel
ford Mercury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

II ne H iI,s boot Hacking In the Vyor,d
RRoTIFRi ~ NJ hStaSe about it that BROWN g
viii nef S@rc h gives jet black polish #
eety soft and pabe 1t does not reouire ba9 per
1T aIr 70 oaeS pair Of boots other baekna dns
II nas Deen tried for fifteen years and has even
lteve it, try it and see. - you uoh l be
-, 3. F. BROWN 4 co, Agents
~ uH''fIu%l@ ii Batterymarch ST. Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

CITY OF WORCESTER, Mayors Office, July 8, 1852.
In pursuance of order ado pied by the aldermen at
meeting Of the board last Monday hereby request all
parents and guardians having children or wards residing
in the city who have not been vaccinated to cause
them to be vaccinated without delay And in obedience
10 Inc same order also request every other nhabant
VI TIC city not heretofore vaccnated, to have oper
alton performed upon himself at once. This REQUIRE
net is made for the purpose of preventing the nreod
OF small Fox, few of which exist within tina
limits O the city though not to extent to cause any
"ellfounded alarm hereto subjoin the statute Dr.
visions upon the subject OF vaccina lion
T. EMORY ALDRICH, Mayor
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PUBLIC MEETING FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE
GoyERNMENT.-The citizens of New York
are taking measures for ''public meeting in
support of the president and his cabinet"
The call is directed to all who flavor vigor-
Gus prosecution of the war to put down the
rebellion quickly, and opposed to those who
gave aid directly to the traitors when they
could, and now attempt to give aid indirectly
by abuse of the administration and its pro-
gressive measures. IN Y. Erea,ag Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

B"tcheIor's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dive
produces color not to be distinguished ON nature
warranted not to inure the Hair in the cast remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes and nvigorates the hair for
lite Gray, Red, or Rusty lair instantly turns to
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c. g{y-The Genu
inc is signed WILLIAM a. BATCHELOn on tbe four
sides OF each box Factory No 81 BcarcIay street. tae
233 Broadway and Is Bond street, New York.
my2S G&wly
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inc C0nfessions and Experience of an I'm.
Nhld-Published for the benefit and as warning and
canton 10 young men who suffer from Nervous I5eb
~ Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the same time
VIC means OF sell cure by who has cured himself
alter being put to great expense through medical impo
stion ana quackery BY enclosing post paid addressed
envelope SINGLE COPIES may be had of the author
n. Y. dCwfv ' N'"ss coun66H,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

ATTENTION. Co A. THIRD BATTALION RrrLEs.-Mem-
bcrs OF Company A, Third Battalion Rifles are requested
to meet at their Armory, THIS, THURSDAY EVENING,
qucsted. Per order
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

~ The Monitor Is la town. The latest STYLE of
CtotneS nrser made by ;. WkssoN, is superior TO ali
other kinds Small craft keep out OF 6er reach or
pc sunk Also, Wesson's Excelsior Wringer is daily
gaming III popularity among sensible women Both Of
tne an1 machtnes are for sale and can be seen in
operation. at No 23l Main street, Worcester Mass
IeIU dTuTh&Stf WM. A AYRES General Agent
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THE JAMES ISLAND BATTLE.-Chaplain IL.
L. Wayland, of the 9TH Connecticut regiment,
writes very interesting account of the part
which that regiment bore in the unfortunate
fight below Charleston, on the 10th of June.
He speaks as follows of the death of Capt.
Hitchcock of New Haven, who fell while
bravely leading his men forward in that hope
less engagement:
He bore himself on the field not only cred
itably, but splendidly. He seemed not to
know fear. He led on his men, inspiring them
by the example of his dauntless valor, until
he was pierced through the body by rifle
ball. He went few steps further, and then
stopping, desired one of his men to hand him
Il rifle. With this he took aim, fired at one of
the enemy, and then handing it back, took
another loaded rifle and fired again. He was
esteemed an excellent marksman, and no
doubt his shots were effectual. Thus he fired,
l think, nine times, when he was again struck
by Il ball, passing through the cheek and pen
etrating the throat Unconscious, he was
borne off by four of his men; but two of these
were wounded while carrying him, and they
were compelled to leave him Just dying, on
the field. Some months before the war actu-
ally broke out, he said to his friend, DIR. Hine,
now of this regiment, ''We are going to have
war. shall go into it. l have no ties to
prevent me from doing so. | shall at once
prepare mys3f for it" He joined the New
Haven Greys, served in the second regiment
CIV. as a private, and subsequently enlisted
the company which he commanded with SO
much honor up to the time of his glorious
death.
The day, however, was lost, and Gen. Ben
ham from the safe distance of a mile or two
| obeyed and retired to their camp taking their
wounded, and as many of their dead as pos
sible with them. Mr.. Wayland says =
Our camp was a sad place. In almost
every tent was some groaning sufferer The
hospital was full, literally full of men severe
ly wounded. Company A, that went into bat
tie with sixty, had twenty-five casualties. The
companies to the right of the line suffered the
most severely. The second day, of course,
the suffering was even greater than the first.
On Thursday, the wounded were removed to
Hilton Head, with eight men from our regi-
ment as attendants. On the same day the
surgeon performed an operation on sergeant
Epson. 1t offered but one chance in thou
sand, yet it seemed just to try this chance
But in vain; he died within an hour of the
operation, and the extent of injury revealed,
made it truly wonderful that he had lived so
long. On Friday he was buried with the
honors due to lieutenant, in which capacity
he was acting in the battle: The spirit of our
men after the battle was generally excellent
The wounded were of good cheer, and all
were ready to meet the enemy again, when
ever they could do so with any thing like a
chance for life and success.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

The New LEvY.-It is stBted that the re-
sponses from different parts of the common
wealth in relation to the enlistment of the adj
ditlonal $4,000 troops now called for, have
been favorable. The selectmen of many
towns called upon the adjutant general
ednesday, to ascertain the character of the
fequlsiuon, and gave the assurance that the
places they represented would furnish their
quota without waiting till they should be draft
ed. 1t Will not be difficult, with early and
suitable effort, for Massachusetts to place the
whole quota, with something to spare, at the
disposal of the government before the summer
expires-thus yindicating anew the old and
well-tried patriotism of the commonwealth.
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Hen advertisements.
{ COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA.
CHUSETTS.
HEADouARTERs, BosToN, July !, ISL

caIl mas been made upon The Governor of this Com
H naN BY the President the United States for
-ovO volunteers to form Regiments and TO I'M the
Seat OF War. ''i'" io" Ut the
The following table shows the proportion of each cv
pass q upon The men enrolled in the CUmmen-
,atn naoie 10 10 Military duty, shown by annual
returns made to the AdjutaDt GENERAL ~
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VOLUNTEER CoNscRPTs.-When the last
batch of rebel prisoners of war was landed
on Governors Island, at the roll-call the fol-
lowing conversation occurred officer call.
ing the roll-"Private John Smith, tenth
Georgia volunteers Z" John Smith answers
Tenth Georgia volunteers be hanged Tenth
Georgia conscripts you mean. Here IN T.
Eceain6 Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

HoRTICULTURAL.-At the meeting on last
Thursday, Jonathan Grout displayed, of
Hardy Perpetual Roses, the following varie-
ties MADAME de Cambaceres, Triomphe de
fExposition, Gen. Jacqueminit, Duchesse de
Sutherland, Louis Oder, Geant de Battailles,
Lord Raglan, and the Moss Rose, Princess
Adelaide. He also exhibited new varieties of
Dahlias, and the Liliputian or Bouquet Dab
lia He had his customary variety of Serin-
gias, Deutzias, Clematis, &c.
j. Milton Earle exhibited Peonia Humia,
Peonia Fragrans, Clematis Siebold, Clematis
Granditora, and Silene Compacta.
N. r. Parkhurst exhibited fine bloom OF
Magnolia Glauca.
Ffuit-O. B. Hadwen displayed of straw
berries, SCOTS and Jenney's seedlings.
Charles W. Hartshorn, exhibited strawber-
ry Sir Harry, and specimen of no variety
known to growers here, extra large, light
PALE quality medium-perhaps Seeding.
Of cherries, the only specimens were from
d. B. Comins, which he entitled the Flor
ence.
The library will be open from to P. NJ,
this Thursday, the 10th inst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

,r, C"ihn Ware Rooms, No. , ABmngs block
INC Undersigned would respectfully call the attention
OF the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms row omen nj No
Bangs Block, opposite the Court House vii, re will
oe round constantly on hand COtFlNS and CASE E.rS
OF al sizes and patterns, trimmed with The
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes Wv
Worcester Feb. Is, 1862 diff ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

Hon. GEORGE S. boutwell, has received
and accepted the position of commissioner of
internal revenue, under the new tax law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

DIR. RowsE r. CLARK of Northboro' has
been commissioned surgeon OF the 34th regi-
ment of Massachusetts volunteers, and order
ed to report for duty at camp Wool
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

I'm is HIN g ERTAKER
Coiin Warerooms at SO Front street where car
always be found large assortment of Collins of ali Jif
teremt Kinds OF patterns Mentac and Walnut Caskes
O all sizes Coln fates and Robes of the best pattern
a'N 1905 3 "eSidence SO Front street. dtf aui4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-10

The PANORAMA OF New YORK CIrY.-This
evening, this work of art gives its first exhi-
ton at Washburn Hall, continuing every eve
ming for one week, at = o'clock. The Balti-
more Clipper says -
"We are free to say that better know
ledge of New York cannot be obtained by
visiting the city, and walking the streets for
several days, than can by witnessing this pam
Drama. The artistic merit of the painting is
Of most superior order. No one but great
genius could have produced it. Its perfect
correctness, the nice taste which is displayed
pom III regard to proportion, and light, and
sha1e' the litelike appearance of the persons
IN The street, all show master mind No one
can look upon it without being struck with the
yastness OF the design, and the perfection of
.he nhish' II almost transports us back to the
ages when the great painters of the world
! nn9urlshed, and induces us to believe that a
Nichaei Angelo had touched it. II il the wort
Oh an American and that renders il douhlv
valuable to us" j" uouoiy
TICKETS for the panorama of New York
city may be obtained at c. w. Holbroo,,,
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MRS. IL. Ie. Clark, VI. d., Physician and sue
ter and vicinity that she continues TO treat ali diseases
peculiar to females scientifically ,fuIlv Con
ner OF Myrtle diff ~ " ~ 80, SS''
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Cd ] s5 eth and nc 5 sb to e t conn
plete these heglnenis to the maximum standard
The s ssnG Regiment requires men,
S s s5IB : 8: g :;
Rct aS 9t YET commenced forthe 36h and s7th
tb H. si ,, lG whole number OF required to iii
The remaining 10 3O will be rcoSircd t INJURED (4CO
chusetts Kes ments now in active service MI w @assa-
II Is OF me first importa ce that he mon bo -;s -
as possible and the ayers Of Cities and ac
Official and personal ndaordras requested e exercise their
men in he tue actye co operation of all the patriotic
Let NEE Zee na 's ia ana Towns in aid of the same
The men @ M toTenewnterest in the great cause
TransportJtion e SEM 10 camp AS as enlist d.
p de 10 inc ga AAdntant General bounty Of twenty
attached is o. soon as the company which he may be
III tnis order, required by city or INV anti nrt 10
Sdntapt piLcatoi TO the Commander in Chief or The
M demands regiments and our brave
att Wiz nave so nobly upheld the honor OF Msssachn
h brothers at home to come orwaTd at opss ar All
men who b ramSs agd take the plares of the brave
Union and of American constitutional Liberty Vi 'i0
Dg gn UT8er Of His JOHN A. ANDREW Governor
lyl0 dat WIN. scHoULER, Adiutant General.
TRASS AT AUCTION : am directed
~ 9, to sell at Public Auction FRIDAY, Juv lin
Twelve RIF ACHES F AZ GS StSs On
In TO 10 attft
enrchasers, near Adams Square fsecalIodr w SUI nv
shrewsbury road on land lately owned hv iop,o.' w
hueT, On FOR further particulars inOuiye ~ NJ ~
OilAFFlN, Esq, near the promises Conditions ~ ~
SV us 4. Il. LAMSON, Apetioneer
-.
WORCESTER COUNTY MFCHAN
los ASSoCIATIoN.-A Special Meet,rs or ~
nsS9elati9n viii be held In Room No I'm Mreb sn nv
.il, on Tuesday Evening. July Is, 1852 AT o'corS'
70 near and act upon the report of tho onfd ~ ck
regard 20 repairing the steam heating apparatus and
10 nuke INC necessary appropriations therefor PR n
der of the Board of Trustees. I'VE OF
,,o.oo., so. PHINFHAs BALI. Clerk.
O1s ;. loOz. dtJyb jy7
WORCESTER COUNTY TNSTITIT-
~ TlON FOR SAVINGS. The Trustces of ,bo
worcester county Institution for Savfnrs are hcroh
n that their Semi Annual Meeting Will he held NJ III
Un 1 OF inc nsttuton, on TUESDAY the ISM dsv ~
"uI,S n 'US'' NJ Y o'clock D. N "
N4 dtm g. a. HAMILTON, Treas'r.
WORCESTER FIVE CENTS saw
~ INGS BANK Notice Is hereby given that the
nhnuai meeting Of the corporation OF Inc worcsater
t Nshs savings Bank will be held at the Office OF Tho
Statr MUTUAL LII Assurance Company In Woreester
~ hl isNDAl EVENING, July H. at seven o'clnck,
r w chOlce OF officers for the wear ensuing and Tor
ov thctIOn o. any other business which may legally
come before said mHetlng. 'Ne'''
Worcester July q ls6g tdtH an ifo"i iya
FOR SALE-One secondhand Chaise
stroo, ana o. Harness Inquire Of j. T. HOOD, 1913 Main
s'rcoA' worcester, Mass d&wu mylO
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Draper a. Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
Deaers N Flour Grain, Meal, Grass Seed, Salt Lime,
cement Caclned Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground OYSTER
shells and Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
i0r the sale of Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American Cuano, and Ground Bone.
go DRAPER Il CLARK
ap3 DIFF Nos 95 81 81 Front St, Worcester Mass
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EOR SALE-One secondhand Chaise
ana Harness Inquire Of ). h. HOOD, 22s Main
street, Worcester, Mass dGwif myiD
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If so, you have bought too soon CITNMIEttS &
ShmALL9W'S SELF REGULATOR is The Machine
above all others i'll use tO altering ScrelgS for every
piece, and NO Iron RUST. chiid can wiring vonr
clothes with this Machine, well as an adult Cali
ana see one in use at G. \. CUMMI NGS' Shon i1s
Mar street opposite Brinlcy Hall rs wv
Agents wanted in every state, City, and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale. DIT ia
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The fine residence of the rebel Stephen r.
Mallory at Pensacola has'fallen into the hands
of Billy Wilson, colonel of the Zouaves.
Billy lives there like lord, sporting a gold
headed charter oak cane of Malory's, which
he confscated on taking possession.
Ten sisters of mercy left the Convent of
Mercy, New York. on the 9TH inst, for Gen.
Bnrnside's department These good sisters
have, at the request of Gen. Foster, who is
Catholic, volunteered to take charge of the
military hospitals at Beaufort.
The papers say that gold has been discoy-
cred in the brick clay which underlies the city
of Philadelphia, to such an extent as to war
rant the belief that in the ten square miles
area occupied by the city, there is ten times
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SpetiaI NOtrtes

Drs. Miller sEs GhamberIIn, IDentIsts, |
Main street. dit %
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WORCESTER COUNTY MFCHAN

W. TIoN FOR, SAVINGS. The Trustees Of tbs
Worcester county Institution for Savnps ara bcroby ny
nu that their semi Annual Meeting Will he beid ~ III
n U inc asttnti9n on TUESDAY, the 18Th Gsy Of
N2 dim q. a. HAMILTON. Treos,r
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Smiths Curative Cleansing Co,r-,,,p,I-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Canker. Piles. Sore Throat, &c &c Fo,
sale by BUSH g. CO. "a Front street BY the dozen 0i
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd v30
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27
Proceedings of the Legislature.
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 10.
SENATE.

Reports-By Mr.. Edmunds, for the judi
ciary committee, aga nst the Senate bill legal
izing town meetings to raise money topay vol
unteers; rejected,
Also tho H" nso bill legalizing the town meet
ing of the town of Braintre~ held April 9th,
1861, without expression OF opinion; passed
in concurrence.
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provide for redistribution of Stock in case Of
reohartering banks,
This proposition renewed the debate ON the
question OF re-charterlng banks, After the
debate, the amendment was lost,
Mr., Hubbell moved that section 50 which
provides for the repeal Of the General Banking
law ena ted in 1858 be stricken out
b Mr., Henry spoke briefly in support Of the
amendment, and stated his position upon the
general question was similar to that of the gen
tleman from Ludlow He had long been in
favor of the principles of the general banking
law, and hoped the House would not Judge it
best to repeal il at this time. ..,
Mr., Cushman OF Rochester, hoped the amend
ment would not be made, and reviewed at
length, and replied TO, arguments in favor of
the general banking law, ....
After further discussion by Mr.. Hubbell and
Mr.. Fletcher in favor, the House adopted the
amendment.
Mr.. Shaw, moved tina. as a general law was
TO be retained. the bill be re commit d to bank
committee with instructions 10 report said Gen
eral Banking law, with such amendment as
they may deem desirable; agreed to, and bill
re-cOmmitted.
Mr. Reed called up Senate bill providing for
extension of the charter of the Vermont Bank,
and the question was upon ordering the bill
10 thirI- readii Q,
Pending action upon the bill, adjourned
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SENATE. N.

ReportS.-Mr. Cree, for select committee
on the bill to establish the line between the
towns of Weybridge and Addison, reported
amending the bill establishing the line as
agreed by the parties. Amendment agreed to
and third reading ordered. ,
Mr.. Richardson, for the committee on banks,
reported favorably with proposals of amend
ment, the House bill extending the charter of
the Bank of Brattleboro. Passed.
Mr.. Kirkland, for the committee on finance,
reported favorably the House bill making pro
vision for military expenses, Passed.
Mr., Pollard, for the select committee on
Senate bill to Incorporate the Emancipation
lists Cotton Growing Company, reported with
out an expression of opinion.
On motion of Mr. Cree it was made the
special order for three o'clock, Monday after
noon.
Mr.. Fish, for the committee on agriculture,
reported adversely to Senate bill relating to
protecting sheep against injury by dogs
Third reading refused.
Mr.. Bean, for general committee, reported
adversely the Senate bill relating to dogs. -
Third reading refused.