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GEN. rMLow anil Tie Cqmargo Entertainments.
w ncn some OF our city papers, u few days
ago, IN c"narmning the appointment Of Gen.
Pillow. r"Ieried. III u.Nparagng terms. 10 this
officers connection wlin the deirnces of Camargo,
which have afforded sucH rich mrierIas for tho
satire and not Of the cdItorla L-mlliIant we took
occasion 10 deny that Gen. Pillow had ANYTHING
to do with the emtrrnchmeuis in question. Justice
to a gallant and deserving officer requires that
those papers which have glven circulation 10 this
untouna"I mpuin:lon, should also publish tho
rciutatI"n contained in the following certificates,
furnished by friend Of the General:


TAAWCo, MEAIco, Feb. 10. 1917.
Sometime in September, 1916. | received or
drrs from Gen. Pillow. 10 whose brigade the
Georgia regiment was then temporarily n,tached,D
TO supccIntend The men cmpIovcl in the cons,ruc.
ton ofccrtaln del.nces IN and about the town of
C0margo, on the Snh juan for tho better pro,ec-
ton OF that post against the attack OF predatory
bands Of the enemy.


mand at Cnmlrgo. He, together with Gen Pi.-
low, was often present during the hours in which
the dotachmenls from the different regiments
were engaged on the work, do not know who
suggested the p.n Of defence, but supposed then ,
rs now. that il was under tho order, aud by tho
direction of Gen. Patterson. Gen. Patterson
WAS preseut when the works were commenced,
directing and in command. All tho participation
General Pillow appeared to have was in the mat.
ter Of furnishing the details from the regime n,s
of has brigads.


