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DIED.

II, West Boylston, June 20, Mrs Amos Lowell 70.
In Grafton, June 10, Calvin Crane, g.
In Ath0 June H. Mrs Ruth, widow of the late Elipha-
let Thorp, Esq, u.s.
In West Brookfcd, June IS, Emerson IL Builard,
member of Co +, 18th regiment Massachusetts vOun.
tcers, 49,
In Fitchburg, June a. Jane McLaughlin 49, 18th, Thos
Callahan, SO yrs mos.
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win be sold Immediately after the sale of the above
lot OF land containing about % acres lying on Mill
DlrV Avenue aud about one-half mile souerlv of the
house OF Darius Rice q on it is thrifty and valu
able growth of Walnut trees of % years growth
Inc balance is m lstlv covered with White Oak and
Chesnct sprouts, mach Of which is OF Is years growth
ana Is a DIES rable wood lot, being near the city.
Also, some 62 lots on Oak Hill. $50 caedl easterly of
and very near the Western Railroad Passenger and
Freight station in Worcester. These are not only
particularly desirable account Of their short distance
from the before named important railroad station
well as the large Rollin" Mill and Foundry of Nathan
Washburn, Esq but from the beautiful view they com
ad OF the city Water of the best quality and abuIi-
dant.
Also one lot on Union Hill, containing between one
aud two acres, situated north of Winthrop street
OF Columbia street south of land lately belonging to
longing to John f. Pond -
Also two lots the north side Endcott street con-
tanning respectively about u and II acres on both Of
which are quite number of thrift bearing Young
Apple trees OF a CHI ice variety OF fruit.
Also three building lots, which were conveyed by
Nllim Greencat assignee of BENJAMIN WalswOrth, to
o. Deeds for the Comfy OF Worcester Book ST. Page
JS9 One of said lots is On Highland far from
Inc Court House; one little south of the DWELLING
mouse OF Joseph Pratt Esq. and the third on the Island
$50 caled,l near the Junction shop.
Also, one acre in Broad Meadow which is unsurpsss-
ed for depth and quality of Peat
Also, all the right the said Burnett had redeem Ger.
nurgageG to the Worcester County Institution Saw
ing by John Pond said Heed being recorded ia Regis
try OF Deeds forsaid County, Book g. Page l6T
By order OF GEO. $, tlILLARD, ,,
THEO. MErGALF, Asslghees.
IN &. 7. BANCROFT, Auct'r.
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TN CAMBRIDGE & SOMERVILLE


Extensive and Important Sale of FIFTY Store villa
Sites, Hottlee and House Lots, ironing on North Az
enue aud other streets opposite PorterS Station three
miles from 6Oston, within three minutes walk of the
steam and horse cars high and other schools churches
and stores.
On North Avenue-Eght desirable lots for stores or
dwellings, containing from 5000 feet $500 feet with
frontage on North Avenue from rs to so feet
On RoSeland street and North Avcnue-27 beautiful
Sits containing FROM 5000 to 5000 feet with frontage on
iceland street and North Avenue fro IS t. 100 feet
On Elm street-fOur lots lining % 10 10 600
feet with ir0 tage on Elm street from 50 to lU0 feet
On Moss Lani and Milk streets-l4 lots containing
from 2OOO TO 10000 'eet with frontage Land and
MIX street from IS to 100 ieet
On Charles street, lots containing 5000 to 5000
Feet with frontage Charles IS to 100 feet
streets. Fr " ~
George X. Hchborn has been favored with instruc
tons TO sell these lots Without extraordinary
liberal tems2O per cent down and 10 per cent an la
ly. on TUESDAY, June "a at IT o'clock u. M. on the
premises Cars leave the Fichburg depot at 245 and
O'Clock for the sale Plans and tickets can be had
at the office of the auctionecr
rms is one OF the uTgest and most attractive public
sales of suburban lands that has occurred within
three miles o. the city of Boston, The attention of those
seeking permanent and safe investment who desire
to blend rural with city avocatiOns who sh shake
from the body, that amid the auty ana grandeur and
picturesque scenery that mark this spot-the soul may
i've or those upon whom the sha lows death fall
ing deprived they have been of the mnistra ions OF
Gods pm scianspure air and gorgeous sunshine whose
touch is lie all invited secure plans ana fee
tcNes at the office the auctioneer Scoay's Build
ing, entrance III fremont Row d6l* iel7
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
a COVERY OF THE AGE.
Mr.. KENNEDY, of RoXburv, has discovered in one of
our codI'lon pasture weeds u remedy that

Two bottles warranted tn nursing mouth
One three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles warranted to the canker in
the stomach.
Three five bottles warranted to cure the worst
kinds of Eryspeas.
One bottles warranted cure all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted cure running of the ears
and blOtches among the hair
Four to six bottles are warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
one bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin
Two or three bttles warranted to cure the worst
kind of ringwon.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrofula
One to three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
of dyspepsia / know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by a cakeT IN the
stomach
One two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted to regulate costive
state Of the bowels.
one two bottles will regulate Encouragement of the
kidneys
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
nv strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each BOTTLE ard judcious application of the
SALT KHEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every sore and ulcer whatever KIM or nature excep
that has taken root perfectly and permanently
cured.
For sale nv all druggists eyerywhero
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ELEGANT FRENCH FANCY CASSI.
MEKES, at LOUIS LEwlSS0N'S.
A SUPERIOR LOT OF FANCY SILK
VESrINGS, at LOUIS LEwISSON'S.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND
FANCY CoArINGS, at LOUIS LEWISSoN'S.
A SELECTION OF BROADCLOTHS.
unsurpassed. now offered at LOUIS LEwIssoN's
A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW AND
FASHIONABLE FURNlSIlIN, GOODS, the best in
the city, at LOUIS LEWISSON's
THE BEST ASSORTMENT, AND THE
most desirable styles If every description Goods for
Gentlemens wear, may be had at
LOg rs LEwISsoN's.
GENTLEMEN ARE CORDIALLY IN
VlrED to call and examine no finest Stock of Goods
In Worcester at LOUIS LEWISSON'S.
THE ABOVE PIECE GOODS WILL BE
made in the best possible manner. and In our usual
go style. and at prices that will be satisfactory to
the purchaser, at LOUIS LEWISSON'S
Grateful to the public for the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed upon me- hope TO merit continuance
of the same
LOUIS LEWISsON, Proprietor,
$50 Main street.
Worcester April l. 1862. DIFF apl
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A D A NJ s. LLER
No. e33 Main street.
DE vssITE

The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
pubic that he has purchased the ercsiUe patent r0hk
for ENAhELING CARDS AND OTHER PHoToGRAPHIC PIC
TuREs in Worcester.
CAKTES DE VsSITE
made and finished by this method are superior in dura
biitv, beauty and finish to those made by the old or
common process, and are fast superceding ali Others
critical examination is soicired from the public
the patent for Worcester it right that he should
have the benefit Of it, and although there may be at
tempted limitations any infringement of the patent will
be dealt with according to law.
The very liberal patronage bestowed this Gallery
has induced the lOscrher to the MIR
Slocum, Artist of ability who formerly engaged
in eating Gallery in Baltimore. The public can now
have Pictures finished in
OIL. PAsTELLE, WATER COLOR INDIA INK, CRAYoN &C,
rom Portraits OF life size to small Miniatures in STYLE
equal to any Gallery in IfebC York.
The advantage ui perman Mt artist in Gallery is,
that gives persons having pictures cOored an
tunity of seeing the artist and suggesting alteration
Iii the coiorng or expression OF pictures while being
painted.
Particular attention paid Photographic and Color
lS pictures ON Old DdgaeTre0types or AmbTOtUpeS,
which may be fading.
Prices at this Gallery will no higher than at other
good Galleries IN this city and as it is
UP BUT ONE FLIGHT OF STAIRS,
it very convenient Ter the public inspect pictures or
make engagements
ne roning and Printing Department will be under
the charge OF MIR. DANIEL FIELD; Artists Studio in
charge Of Mir. SLoctM; Chemical and Operating De
partment under the charge OF
the Pubc's Humble Servant,
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w ORCESTER, SS.-CoURT OF INsoL.

vENCY.-ln the case of WILLIAM d CHEEVER
of Worcester. an insOlvent debtor The Third Meeting
of the creditors of said insovent debtor will be held at
the Court OF Insolvency at Worcester said county, on
the eighth day of July next at nine O'Clock the fore
noon, at which meeting creditors nav be present and
prove their claims The Assignee account detail has
been filed in the Registry OF Insolvency said Worcester
and will then be presented, and creditors may appear
to object to the allowance thereof.
GEO SWAN, Assignee
Worcester, 10, 1862. DOT jeIo
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MORTGAGES SALE-WiIi be sold

MORTGAGEE'S SALE Will be sold
NA at Pubic Auction, on the premises, on NJ 0NDAY
the 2ls dav OF july next at ten O'Clock In Il forenoon
BY b. W. Vail. AuctiOnee the premises described In
certain MORTGAGE deed given by Jonathan Grout to the
worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, dated June Il, A
D. 1882 and In the Worcester County Registry
Of Deeds Book for Worcester Mechanics savings Bank
Page lO1 Said premises consist of of land 80 feet
front by $50 feet deep described in said mortgage
deed on Irving street in the city Of Worcester with
cottage dwelling house and barn thereon The sale will
be made in pursuan OF the power Of contained in
said mortgage deed, and agreeaby to a decree Of sale
entered the 18th day of June current in the superior
Court, in an action commenced said mortgage by the
Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, Plaintiff against
Martha F.. Boy den and Others, Defendants. Terms of
sale Cash
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
by A. MCF DAVIS, Atty.
E. w. VAIL. AuctiOneer
Worcester, June II, 1852. dtiy2l iel7
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Aurtroms.
ADJOURNED SALE-HOUSE

A,i!k Al AUCTlON.-The subscriber, having disposed
move VI us business in this city being about to re-
ahelgh0orng town, offers for sale at auction,
ms reserve, his house at No. 81 Pleasant street
nv oee Is o. modern STYLE has fourteen rooms Is lit
Suppiiea with furnace, cooking range bathing
sP, ia apd is every way model house The sale
o,I vi oy T. Is. LAMSoN, SATURDAY., June 81, at 10
,,,oi m Inc premises be examined at any time
no,v a, 20 me gay OF sale. Conditions liberal and made
~ ~ 'iie saie' ADRIAN PEASLEE,
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VISIT PARKER'S GALIERY All

Main street, and procure one of those lea cent
Ambrotypes, which are warranted give as much sat
isfactOn taken In the CITY for IS or so cents Ali
style of Ambrotypes and cheaper can be
cured elsewhere. Pictures Of babies taken instaitan
eously, by new process Try them Call and examine
| sp cimens. r. L. PARKER Artist
| ia1
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In to say that the above sale was adjourned
~ hi, June II, at 10 o'clock M Ii will he sold To
has bnn st Gldder without reserve The owner
1vitbont an aIln and has made up his mind to sell
for the purchaser u Gii stSns, hiaue easy
20
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- Ii OF VALUABLE REAL ES-

~ TArE.-By order of Court will no sofa At 49,,
on te PREMISES on the 18th day of june at ten coc IL
Ihe iofenOu That valuable property situated on Tho
sDutherlv side of Winthrop street on Union lin W.
cester Mass, formerly owned and now occnnied nv,
Ohn r. Pond, ESD consisting of good two sory dveI
M house, large barn and out buildings and some en
W nye acres of orchard and moving land The land is
considered equal to any in the county of Worcester an
Is mostly i'll very high state of cultivation Upon the
place ISL splendid pear orchard numbering some three
hu1dred standard trees, embracing all the choice va
reues me trees are of large size. and at least
hundred and fifty of them of the Bartlett variety
From present appearances they will Weld this year not
less than five hundred bushels fruit Also some one
hundred and ATTY apple trees of the choicest varieties
(ilostly Badwins) in hne bearing condition. Beside
these are cherries, peaches, plums strawberries and
Other fruits The place Is adorned with very large nu
mber OF beautiful large sized ever greens, a grove Of
forest trees buck thorn hedge and other
naehtal trees There is an abundance of excellent
ter upon the premises ana for heahness and beauty
OF prospect the tuaon is of the most desirable in
the vicinity OF Worcester for gentleman leisure or
business Also, opposite said farm, and the nOrthery
sue OF winthrop street lot OF about twelve of
land nearly square and bounded by Winthrop Provi-
dcce and HeYwood Streets respectively There is upon
the lana ABOUT ~ of Baldwin and other ample trees and
row OF beautiful eVer-greens upon the street sides
the south, and it would be difficult to find more desr
aOe lot Tor gentee residence Also adinniag the first
described property, an excellent pasture containing
anout twenty acres enclosed mostly with good stone
so situated as to be of through lane indie
pendent of either Of the first named lots
he above property will be sold as a whole or in one
OF more Of the three parts herein described suit the
wants of purchasers
The premises be any time upon application
TO JOIN Pond, ESQ., anu further Information NAV be
had OF Henry 5. Washburn, Esq Worcester.
Terms made known at the time and place of sale.
THEODORE ME rCALF, of Joseph burnett
G. j. BANCROFT, AuetIOneer
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Special Qotrees.

%. r.. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street oppos,,.
the new Mechanics Hall Building. Of
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Speer's SambucI Wine is an admirable article
used IN hospitals and by the first class families in Paris
London and New Ork in preference to old polt wine
1t Is worth trial. las it gives great satisfaction.
iel5 deodiv
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AIdwife.-MRS. NJ. W. GERALDS, PHYSICIAN AND
SUCCESS u MIDWIFE, No. q Exchange street. special
attention given to Uterine Complaints and Eases Of
children. Office hours from to A. NJ, and from to
M dit ana
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Mrs. H. IL. Clark, NJ. D., Physician and sue
ce,su Midwife would announce the ladies of Worces
vicinity that she continues treat all diseases
peculiar females scientifically and SUCCESSFULLY Com
sutaton free. Office and residence 800 ain Street cor
ner of Myrtle diff an2g
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Mrs. y. Goodwin, experienced and success
fu Midwife holds nersefin readiness day and night to
attend the duties of her profession. Residence Is
AEstinstreet. III o24
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DIR. Sweets InfaIIible Linimeno Is ub bsnd
riend in need, and every family should nave II At manu-
o23 dSWly ----

Dr. G. A. Hill attends to all Special Diseases OF
Males and Females, his Medical once, No. 81 Main
street Worcester Mass. See his advertisement OF the
Greatest Female Remedy Of the Age in this paper.
fol uti
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The Union Restored.-F. A. CLOUGH would
that Union Block having fully restored since the
Dire he has re-opened his old Dressing in bet
ter style than where he will be happy to attend
npon all who may favor him with call. dtt apS
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0Nants.
w- SEE FIRST FACE.
IMP VIII INC CAI POM NJ W A N1rr
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE

NANTED-A few Machinists, at the
Crompt0n Loom Works, Green street. dOf my2O
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Drs. Miller az ChamberIIn, Dentists, I42
Main street dtt %
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04


True TO bic hostility to Un;onists,
jnst after vctirg 10 iavor ol allowing
the RIB / oh,srs the largest liberty
vJted against this resolution.
ln short all ofMr. Crib ms votes
except those Tor enslaviDg the free
blacks Of o 'io appear to be design.
ed
/. To embarrass the Govern,
mens 10 its efforts to put down the
rebellion.
Q. To express sympathy for ,b,
hell bounds, who have slaughtered
the men Of bis own State, and would
gladly do It again were they free.
8. To WITHHOLD all sympathy from
tho distinguished Southern Union
lists who have suffered in the holy
cause.
We await patiently the day that
gives the people Of Hancock the
privilege OF passing upon the ofic-
ial conduct Of this gentleman. His
political bones will be picked clean
or than were those Of the unfortunat
Federals who fell at Bull Run -
Thore 10 very deep and an ex.
tremely dark grave yswning fol
him
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Sltn s1o6srtis,mtnts.

"she never told her love. but let conceal.
ment, like worm i the bud, gnaw on her
damssk cheek" In shor, time this pro.
duced gnswing at the pit OF the stomach.
and her damask cheek turned yellow, and
got very thin. Her father went TO Green 9
Drug Store, got bottle OF Bovee Dod' :
Imperial Wine Bitters she took it, her
cheek assumed the hue OF the rose, then he
told his love, and they were married four
weeks ago last Thursday. He didn't be.
lieve in Bovee bod, and died last week Of
Dyspepsia. Fortunately hrs life was in,ur.
ed for slO, 900. so she is in comfortable cir.
cumstances. This beautiful and touching
tale will be continued next week.
pDods' Imperial Wine Bitters for De-
bility, Lsssitude. Weakness, Dyspe psia loss
OF appetite. burning and gnawins at the
stomach, may be had at Gree n Drug Store.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Ssnator
Wright, in lis speech on abolition
10 tho District. favoring gradual
emancipation and protesting against
all sectional measures and invasion
of the North by free blacks. said,
however, the confiscaiion bill was a
measure of more importance than
any before the Senate, and calcu'a
ted to put down this rebellion He
'ntimated opposition to the Presi
dents emancipation resolutions
which he declared the first attempt
Of the General Government to med'
die with the domestic policy Of the
several States. He thought wise
would consult the border
States first. His motto WAS: Let
the war go on. Let the silent forces
now at work. work on. The army
is seeing slavery IA it is, and twenty
thousand rebel prisoners are seeing
free institutions. The soldiers are
settling in the South Summers ter
ritorializihg resolution had weaken
ed the Union feeling South, but he
didn't believe in using the army Ia
catch slaves Ile believed in the
army going on and leaving slavery
to take caro- of itself. lie said he
had no doubt Of putting down the
rebellion in six months, ii congress
minded its own business. He de
clar"d he should propose having
the measure postponed TIL next De-
ctmber. believing the couItry would
then bc less sect 'nalv represented.
He thought the tax bill would bring
a new and better set Of politicians to
The surface.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

SAVANNAH, Tenn, March 27 -
Every DAVIS advices confirm the
views ! advanced the other dav. Of
the rebel plan Of operations They
are concentrating the forces Of their
"Army Of the Missis'iphi" At the
point on the Memphis e hsrleston
R,il Road nearest to our position OF
the river, and are preparing to movr
rapidly to .hs dc'enle Of the roll ~
snv point we my threaten it, That
railroad constitutes the base OF IN cir
new line of defenses
No less than three Of our &C ,uts
came in this morning each report
ing that he had been miles inside the
rebel lines. They concnr in es,ima.
ting the rebel force at Onrin'h sui
vici ity At over seventy five th,us.
and, and reporting the daily arrival
Of more troops from all the Gull
States. lmpressnent ia going Wig
orou,ly forw I'D: the l'urly C,nrt
House is fall OF Union mon; the ad
vance posts are gathering them up
throughout the country, and willing
or unwilling they are hurried into
the ranks at Corinth. Deser,ers say
the army is full Of such men, and
that they only remain in the service
through the difficulty of getting
away.
Meantime Beaurcgsrd is pushing
forward every preparation for a for
midable resistance. Outposts are es
tablished at Purdy, Luct and else.
where along the railroad. at and
above Chickasaw, on the river, and
six miles in front OF Corinth, direct.
ly toward our advance from Pitts.
hurg landing. Fortiticstions are be.
ing erected at Corinth and the raw
levies are being put into as efficient
state as possible. Fortunately
there is no occasion for being uneasy
about Corinth Notifications. They
are like the pot handle it is no
farther around than over them.
There is no need to Disguise the
fact that we have serious work
ahead Of us. The rebels are not
well posted. but they have the most
skillful engineers IRON the old Uni
ted States army. They are not in.
spireG by successes. but they have
their pet General at their head and
desperation must nerve them for lssI
struggle. Not only does Memphis
fall with gCorinth. but defeat here
opens to an army larger than tha,
OF the Potomac, the whole Territory
not ignorant OF the extremity o.
their peril.
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RoLLA March 29.-Rel,able per.
sons just from orr army ip e..
Son'hw'ef s'vs the " bells, some IS.
900, urder Van n rn and Price.
have reiraated 'n'irely across Doe ton
Mountains and ara now at Van Bn
rem and Fort Smith. receiving sup-
plies from Memphis and Little
Rock. via the Arkansas river,
which is tigh.
Tho Texas troops hre much dia,
heartpned at the death Of NJ Culloch
and the Arkansas feel the loss Of Nc.
lntosh severely.
The rebels are badly off for clothing
and shoes.
Pixies Indians have mostly re
turned to the Indian Nation. They
were not formidable 10 battle. be-
ing panic. stricken at the effect of our
artillery.
Price received his Maj. Generals
commission 10 the Confederate Ger.
vice on the 10th.
One regiment OF Texas troops
reached Van Buren, on the 18th TO
reinforce Van Dorm. and more were
Expected from Louisiana. The en-
tire rebel reinforcements will not
exceed 5000 in the noxt elk or seven
weeks.
Lieutenant Colonel Heron. of the
9th Iowa, who was taken prisoner,
was in the hands OF the rebe's for
two weeks They were baily frigh.
tened and retreated v,ry rapidly
and for the first three days Of their
flight had nothing to eat. Their
cannon and baggage trains nigh,
have been easily captured.
General Curtis army fell back
10 keitsville to eccure forage, Ar
kansas, North of Fayetteville, being
entire ly out. Our forces are now
enramped at the head Of Cross Tim.
ber. Hollow, where water and forage
are plenty. Oar pickets extended
into Arkansas. and tho rebel pick
ets come North to the top of Bos
ton Mountains. Fave,ville ia ocn
pied. Very little Union sentiment
has been developed in Arkansas.