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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-03

No &C. 9Th Day. 30
Sidney Clarke, ossiaa Clarke, Ju- i.7ffff5
liza B. Lewis, and John Lewis her So f.s.t !.
husband, James j. Clarke, Daniel
D. Sloan. Sophia Hathaway, and
Frank Hathaway her husband. le
Emma Jane Parkinson, Mosely
Durham, Albert T. Durham, Mary ! =
Ann Chute and Gerardus s. Cute q 81 )
her husband, Charlotte st. John,
and Elijah Il. st. John her hus.
band, Nancy Knight and Francis 4<r
L. Knight her husband, and Su.
san Abbott. and William H..Ab- sFnEkE
Partition.
Thomas E. Swain, Jr., Charlotte
s. Swain, Elizabeth A. Swain,
William NJ. Swain, Josiah Dun
ham Clarke, Julia Douglas, Will
liam Broekway, Samuel MoseIy
Broekway, Horace A. Brockway, a
Ebenezer D.. Brockway, Eliza d.
Brown and Nathaniel d. Brown IS
her husband, Augustus Brock
way, kathleen Rrcckway, Ir-
wing Brockway, Mary Ella Brock
way, William Sloan, William
Henry Parkinson, Winfield s.
Dnsenbury, Eugene DusenbuFy,
Luella Durham, Harriet Dun
ham, William N, Swain, Thorn
E. Swain. Elizabeth A. Todd
Walton h Blood, Horace DIM esfVsassF
ham Blood, Mary Il. Hadley,
William Z. Hadley. William Otis
Blosd, Laura S. Blood, Thomas as
7. Blood, Joshua v. r. Clarke, -
Horace Minis snd Elijah May.
1t appearing by affidavit on file in the Office ofthe
Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the defendants
above named are necessary parties to the above
titled action the object of which is the partition OF
Real Estate, and that all the above named dafend4
ants are non-residents- of the State Of Indiana,
notice Of the pendsncy said action is therefore
given TO all the above named defendants, and that
the will stand for trial at the next term Of
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, to be begun and
held at the Court House, in the City of Evansville
in the County and State aforesaid, the first Mon.
day in October, A.. D. 1861. .lfEFIE
In witness whereof, l. Louis Richter, Clerk
OF said Court hereunto Subscribe my name this 4th
day of june, A. d. 1861. sssF5a kEef7ap.f
luly2-3ww LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk, V. &C
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ssCIEcINNATI July 2.-The 1bthl and nth
Indiana regiments arrived here this morn
ing, and went into encampment at Camp
Clay. 40 af8 fstsA z8sa sEi4S3A
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. NEW YoRK, July stocks lower
Money dnIl at 3GD4 per cent. on call, and
exchange quiet and nominal.
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Z WASHINGTON, July 1t is stated on
good authority that the morning of the 4th
of July will find Fairfax Court House in pos
session Of the Federal troops. Two columns
will move on the place and drive out or
capture the 5000 rebels who now bold it,
The rebels are running cars within ten
miles OF Alexandria. 1t is said the Fairfax
station slaves are covering the track with
large amount of earth. ~
The Mt. Vernon reports that while pass
ing Aqua Greek, she discovered that the
rebel steamer George Page had steam up,
and was moving about the place. All was
quiet there, and no attempt was being made
to erect batteries.
Col. Stone took possession of the Mary
land Heights and Harper's Ferry. One
piece of artillery planted there viii prevent
the rebels from re-occupying that place.
VIM. Brent, of South Carolina, and Hem
ry Scott, of Maryland, have been arrested
as spies.
A most significant article is published
simultaneously in the Paris Patrie and
Moniteur, the semi-official organs of Napo-
leon, foreshadowing the recognition of the
rebel States as an Independent power by
the Emperor. His majesty announces, both
for himself and other European powers, that
the Confederacy will be acknowledged
the new Kingdom of Italy is now acknowl-
edged-when it shows that it can maintain
itself and international relations established
with its rulers.
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FoRTREss MoNRoE, July 1.-The Sd Mas
sachnsetts regiment to-day moved from the
encampment within the fort, 10 occupy
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GREAT VICTORY AT EVANSVILLE

Since the " Army Picket Guard Of Imagtna-
ton" was driven back, last Sunday night, without
any loss of life, quiet and peace once more reign
supreme 1t Is, however, admitted that Sobapkef
Busting, No. 40 Main Street, have the best STOCK
Of Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Military Goods BON.
nets and Millinery Goods generally which they sell
very cheap. Sign of the large nag, across the
street. Jonszo
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PITTSBURGH, July 2, M.--River 80 inches
by metal mark. Weather cloudy and cool.
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az Nc follaAIhe q hhIfn al o,lf -

ass The folloalhg puff Of our friend
Warren band tie find ii The. State Jours
nal. 6 After The wars are over and the
boys get home safe and covered With gIo-
~, . we viii expect serenade from them
ourselves; SO
SEaESApE. Possibly we may be able to
reach our good friends of the Band belong
ing to Col. Wagner's regiment before thew
leave for the wars this morning, with tEie
largest possible bundie. OF ihanEs for,tbeIr
beautiful serenade Saturday evening. We
Hope sol at least Tor we were SO much graf
flied that We should feel it some diHinntion
of the pleasure to be prevented from ex-
pressing it to them. They playvery finely,
and need fear comparison with none. They
number twenty-five in all, under the lead
ership of Mr.. George Warren, q skillfuli
performer on the bngle, ana an accomplish
ed musician. We wish. them a egood
time" on their expedition. a,s[a
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spFCIAL 10 TgE POsT.

WAsHIHGToN, July 2.-There is not the
least foundation for the report of the resig.
nation Of Secretary Wells. Secretary Chase
has not yet finally decided on the sugges-
tons in his report.
1t is rumored that an expedition of war
steamers went down last night to take pos
session of Matthias Point.
SPECIAL TO THE EXPRESS. -.,-a
1t is notthe purpose of the government
to give the enemy battle on any grand
scale, till after August, in the meantime the
rebels can have a battle whenever they
choose. to advance, but no advance on Rich
mond is contemplated by Gen. Scott before
Septemb Der first. < & s =
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NEW YeRE, July 2.-1The SLAYER Nigbten-
gale was to-day sold at auction for 3d.
O0O and the privateer Savannah for 81 ,255.
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: CINcrNNATI, July q, MARiser fallen q
inches, 81 feet in the channel. Weather
clear. Thermometer GO.
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Great Family Medicine.
uoKsHAM TOWNSHIP, Montgomery Co., Pa.
March II, ] S5S

Ne @ NJ JACKSON DEAR SIR: As I consider
vour Heofand's German Bitfers Invaluable
medicine, having Witnessed their great curative
properties in several instances in my family,
deem it a dirty owe to my friends aud the public
to inform them OF it in this manner.
NV ron was a long time afflicted with the Liver
Co1urIa and debility of the svsteHl for which
he had the services OF several physicians without
avail Finally procured a bottle Of the Bittsrs
and thrps oh their he entirely restored to
health Nv daughter some time after exhibiting
sym ntos of the same disease, again resorted to
the Differs !, would state, by the way, that she
had for long time been suffering from Neuralgia,
and her breath was very offensive; she also
became so extremely weak, that she was unable to
leave hec bed After commencing the use OF the
Bitters she improved rapidly, and in one week was
able TO pay visit 70 her friends al Chestnut Bill,
and soon became entirely restored to health. My
Nffe also uses the Bitters and thinks there is no
medicine like them. Whenever she feels weak or
nervous and her stomach appears out of order, she
takes one or two doses, which Immediately restores
her.
Hoping that this may prove Of service tony
friends, am
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES S. R0RER
Ask for HooFand's German Buffers, and take Meth
ing else. They are prepared by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson
AS Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa, aud sold by
druggists and storekeepers IN every town an viz
1zge in the United States, Canadas, West Indies
and South America, at Is cents per bottle,
july2 a4ssa ss - ID 4as
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.GrHEREFF's SALE .N-O. saO.

Notice is hereby given that BY virtue of two exc.
cutions issued out of the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Vanderburgh county and State
of Indiana, in favor of the state of Indiana VS.
Charles Schaufier and Martin Schmail; repIevin
bail, and to me directed, i hare levied upon and
will, on s
FRIDAY, JULY 18th, 1851,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock P b. of said day, at the door of the Court
House in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh
county, Indiana, offer for sale public auction tile
rents and pro fits for term not exceeding seven
years. of the following described real estate
Part of lot No. Ave 5), in block No. seventyseven
CID in Lamasco City, so called being fifty feet
front Third Street, by eighty five feet Frank
lin Street, being in YaRderburgh County, In d.
ana. And should said rents ana profits of said real
estate sell for a sufficient to satisfy said
writ and costs, viii, at the time and place,
offer for sale and sell the fee simple of said real
estate, for the satisfaction of said writ and costs.
JOHN s. GAVI1T, Sheriff v G..
James M Shanhlin, pln's atty.
June Goth, 1861. juuezI-3ww
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Last Nisht's Dispatches.

New YORK, July 1.-The steamship Ham
monia brought 90, 900 rifles.
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kssGssfp BOsb E0rrss Cared! Rsad fAfs.
81 can only account for my present sound health
from the constant though moderate use of BGR-
HAYES HOLLAND BITTEEs-having from my youth
suffered, at intervals, from Piles in both forms
sometimes 50 severely as to completely PROSTATE
me. I have, for several months past, though sub
ject to loss of sleep and unusual physical effort,
been entirely free from any symptom of this dis
ease, while my general health IS very much improv
sd. q
Persons doubling the authenticity of this certi-
fcate, are requested to call on communicate with
the proprietera. They will take pleasure not only
in referring them to its author, but to many 9TH
ers who have used the Holland Biters for the same
affection, with equal success,
jyIy2- mld&w
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&HERxRns SIZE .n,O aO1.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of an exc
ton issued out of the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Yanderburgh county
and State ofIndaua, in favor of Horatio O. Wheeler
President of the Canal Bank, for the use of said
Bank, Va. Ernest j. Ehrmann snd Philip Kramer,
and to me directed, in pursuance of which writ
will, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY gath, 1861. j. h.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'clock
d. OF said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Yanderburgh county In
diana, offer for sale at public auction the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years. of the
following described real estate, to-wit That part
of Lot No. eighty-our isi, in the old plan of the
city of Evansville, bounded follows Common
cling at the corner of the Lot owned by G. r RO-
sencrsntz, running thence towards Main street,
Is feet to the corner of the Lot owned and occu-
pied by John Rash; thence at right angles Is feet
towards the river, thence at right angles 10 feet
towards the Lot of said Rosencrantz, and thence
at right angles to the place of beginning; And
should said rents and profits of said real estate not
sell for sufficient to satisfy said writ and
COSTS viii, at the same time and place, offer for
sale and sell at public auction the fee simple said
real estate for the satisfaction of said writ and COSTS
without relief from valuation apprafsement laws.
JOHN s. GAYITT, Sheriff v. c..
Wheeler & Iglehart, PIN g att Us. s.sss
July Sd, 1861. July3-3ww
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Wanted Immediately, three good active men to
work on a farm near Nation, Ills Steady en-
ployment, and good wages given until about the
June 18th, 1861. MA LAWRENCE.
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~ g common Obss. l,aFEoR sHaE There
are more suffer from dehshty, among Americans,
than be fonnd among ssny other civilized nation
The is obvious We take too little exercise
and forget the wants Of the body in the alsoI bng
pursuits of business. la all such cases, ordinary
medicines do little good. What is required is
Just such tonic and invigorator DR.. J. Hostel
ter has given to the world, in his CELEBRATED
IS BITTERS- . The weak and nervous denizen Of
the counting house, the exhausted toiler upon the
shop-board and the Frustrated student Of the mid
night lamp, have found wonderful regeperator in
the s. Bitters, and prefer it TO more preteusous
but less efaeacions medicines. But it should not
be forgotten that the agent which is magical ia
its iniuenee upon frame which is merely debili-
ted is eg uaIy powerful in assisting nature to expe
the most terrible forms of disease. Who would not
give it a trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
sB- See advertisement in another columa.s
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NST-AR GsaJR.9LRSs r45fr nzrfI
~ so whole, half, and quarter boxes, for sale By
july s. e. GILBERT & CO.,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Court Notice.

STATE OF. INDIANA, In the Yanderbqrgh Cir
Fanderbnrgh County uis ~ o9 Isei o''oDes ierm
.-sf azsE 7f Ha No G6 9Th Nav
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A0SfOscag's EsfEss and OFnFnsnf,-.RB-
seesses Of many years standing, have yielded
under short course of these anti-septic and de-
tergent medicines. The Ointment eleanses the
sore Of all Irritating purulent matter and imbues
the bres and tissues with life and vigor, while
the Pills purifying the blood, neutralizes the
iOus humors and expels them from the system
In skin diseases of whatever character, tumors,
old sores, liberated legs &C, the action of these
remedies is safe and certain Sold by all Druggists
at DC, &C., and 81 per box pot.
iuly2-wIdkw
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Lr TEE :. . " LINs.
Exclusively for the Journal
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DKRLE OW~DER.
IA SO kegs, for by
july S. E. GILBERT q co.
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Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
EaT See advertisement in another column.'
fulV 1-4tW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

- - :
|ens 49, - - - 49, = - Mo,
Il ess 80 ) thWe -, - - NJ
~ qa3el - = - Co.
- = s)Iie & q 49, ed Bsi
cd Capk Dsseseas 6eassvs assh ssdi,
~ ~ alnisahle dioeiplioe thsy hass
bsoa(ht th66 - =. Ik6g 80 ve1I
saeia6sd vi1b AhpisaqVa1lsssi epkWuh,
The veoehss 49, bsea vesy oPqsessive
6oe ~ - to - tksoe dsye, aivisa
most Of ~ ,beys > tseeb ~ ~ spsiao
fever. Fe3 ess0pJe, . s1oss 6ne 10.
the Quartesmaeter ordered 50 msa Of
the Bubsqae Govesnoss 0ssys, % carry
up . 1sW Tests lToo the lovee % their
quartsssy abooe ~ 800 diseases = from
Burrows min - ne L. Qlaise House,
ard ~ =. =. 6 (soldisss) requested y
b allowed - snploy - lvis6ass aed
hh drsy Sos thss PssPoss, sasaisg q Ne
ssne ti0e hossvss, that tksy were
willing to pay the drayags ont d theiS
own treasury.
Talkisg sbout sapeying and nosey
matfess 10 gesssal, WoeA remark thas
. majority Of tie Regimsst ars litter
ally without red" W.. vsss il the
sesviee Of The State soms 20 day., end
10 the servioe ct the United States inse
the 18th inst The men Of the First
Reginsnt srs those who ct the first oalI
Of their country threw aside I'll private
interests and rushed into the ranks
They have not received : dollar from
any sosros, and have exhausted their
own private resources. Some Of them
are unsbls 70 pay for their washing, nor
have any facilities bess fnrnished them
with which they could do their own
elbow-work. | am afraid that il this
state Of affairs lasts long, between dirty
clothes and dusty timothy bay We will
in short time feel rather sscosefo rt0bls.
Youn, ETC., MAG.
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Newspaper DsoolisAeA.

WAnsaseros. Ohio, Nay 20.
The Office u the Parksrsburg Nsss.
. secession paper, was completely d.
molished Friday night BY Usion mes,
Who cosaidessd 1t their duty 70 stop il
iosuo.
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puDQoe
N tsoA y - -
nu( = u n1ooo = -. aIagq
Asss - 9 te.1ea 49, =
rsedy = pseCveus.
QAMA ~ ee-o00 ~
! IL aeaqR 49, kske asslsso :
v0eok NJ 6vss11t - - Lssn'
5se9so ~ psov51iooa tseiadseG -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T0gY ORrBN DgOglv8 Theoselvss.
Il buying Sewing Nashiss fss Ianily -, IL ID
he common psastiss 4 passhasss . deceive
themselves With ths ides shst II Rauily thsy
nssd Machine - sigas ssvs saly; now sssd
AssSiss ss;u Iss sssss, aad tAsss ass VIZ nasy
oesasieas, seeh twelve month, vhso : NasAias
doing eeasss. heavy work, 10 sxsssdiaely dssisahle
in househela--if the Naehias sapaAls Of l;sAl
so,k osly, has bssa besghh ~ To hsayy wosa
10 pat upoa it, the Aaehiss gives ost tsosbls IL.
love- troshls. and The Sewing Aashias gets issa
disrspats IN tie house and neishbcrhood. Whsss
Il the fsalt bal in Tie that strong and dara-
BILE snousA nashins was net bought the psiss
il the poreAass haA more thea IL peopsP in1u.
s.ss u durability sf ~ MasAias was - litela
thought of. And thsa shosld oesasisa essoavsa.
isnss rsquirs the ale Il the MaeAine, The o. Ssa
gsnssal work viii aivays command he psadissl
sale. The Ladd, Webster : CO. Nashiass, ~
adapted to al kinds Of work, and ass really III
most desirable Machine In naskst. Males III
stitch alike % both sides. Cook, Stone I CO.
ChicagoAss the North Wostsrn Agents. OAseoss
1Smss. tmy32-d&wln
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Tbs PLACE 70 Buy rouR
DR. r q q obs
GARTER : co.,
~, West Ssssad-st.
I'm HLACD 9oDuY Yog1
SCOTS AND SHOES,
CARTER : COS, n. West sssead-...
Dentfail 70 call ard sra.iss their stesk bslors
Purchasing elsswhses-the. greatest induceueats
svss eGsssa y Dsvsspost.
TAsy ass selling gods 1t paais prices
.Mbvs,sasSch, aprsssss, .lsssrsSsss
aAd n bsst styias Il
PRINTS AT 10 ore. Reas rAmD.
~ pieces bes.tifll Nsldsr Prints q exc ~ I'd
leo I" q the ~ blsasAsd nasiin cvcr soli :
10 Pesss 4 tAs - hsova Nsalia ~ so,l, q
TX esats ~ -.
4 lasss Linz sf
zIsk. Dssiss. 6svirss - Gssss'ss B41,
sUkSss sfurvs. oorrouADrs. KEN
IUOKY J9AN0, ~ II kin6sef paat stuls q
the lowest pvlses.
4 g = aseortneat q
Dsses 0eeess Aevss, oAellls, Dsaso.es Gaao.
oAmos 0oo1ooUs NoAooot Ao.
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Couens. The sudden changes Of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and A.
fanATIc Av1DcfloNs. Expsrisnes having proved
that simple rsnsdiss often oct speedily and Ger
tsinly when taken IN the early stages Of the dis
ease, reeourse should q once b he'd 70 Bres.'s
Brosehiel z,oekss," Or Lossngss, let the Cold,
Cough OF Irritation Of the Throat b ever % slight
- By this pssoaatien moro serious attack may
b sGsetually vardsd:o6. PuBLIc SpsAKsst ed
SiNGBns will fad then sGselual for clearing and
Strengthening the voies. See advertisement.
nov37.dAwAm
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lneesaas - ~ Oeneseae = AbUe.l
FOREUOOn DloPATCuHD.
TIE WAR M W..
'saRMH y4OvsRnRyvTs.
CssfsAeIcTeRy DlsPA1sus.
1ovu1r ~ oAxH2
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DR.. BELL, formally Surgeon in the Unitsd
States Army, gives the following opinion Of Hos.
letters BittsTs:
SrnzHGvrnD, H., Apdl II, 1856.
Seine months since, while recovering from an
attack Of Rsmittsnt Fever. vas requested 70 tsy
Hosssstsrs Bitte. = - article pssusiasily suit
Cd 70 the condition Of eanvalssesnts iron fever.
is bat simple justice to ny that it Restored The
powers Of ny digestive organs, and ss the sane
tins kept ny bowels gently opes. have 10 hss-
itancy in saying that, hitherto, in using it in ny
practice, It has, in every case, where have Or
dsfsd II, acted like charm. In thus speaking
freely Of it, far from put patent medicine, IN
article il BY no means claims 70 30.
SANFORD BELL, n. D.
Sold b. druggists and dealers gsnsraliy every
where. lmy3e-d&v1m
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DEAiOCRAT 8 NEWS.
0aOWARUDOn VAST Z CO.
M soGQ0mDooa.

~. - 1a6a1aOnsa aegss = ~ fsllsuias
TRIMS o. 0UD0CnR1lONs
DAny.-l9k sesUpes voek, . " ahle - easirsea.
naal - psas~aAses 61sssibsss, ts,sep~ -
payable = a1vaaoo,
Wu1gIy.-e1e - ~ aaasn. Il savssss.
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lures noblemen. The object Of on,
visit was ono Of great archaeological
bit most apt in these warlike times.
Mr.. Benecke's youngest boy, about six
months old, was baptized yesterday
The two companies formed : circle By
right aud left Wheel, enclosing in the
centre several ladies and The father
Capt. Aathies, Of the Burlington Dom.
pany stepped forward With the child in
hie arms. The United States dag, the
g'trioua stars and stripes then vi
wrapped round he stalwart warrior aud
the tepder babe. The child. with 1
sweet amile looked into the noble fsce
Of the soldier and nestled ID bis bosom
- It he we'll understood that there "a,
safety. there protection.
Oor Quartermastes, Lieut.. Guelicb,
then u some stirripg and most iwpreaa.
I've wosds did not baptise the child. bu,
dedicated i . the Goddess OF Liberty
70 the defenss Of the liberty Of the cocn.
Try u was born in, and Of that Of I'll CD.
pressed humanity. AZ the laat word
dropped fion bis mouth, . spoutaneou1
.siUeP burst from the spectaior,. @lono
live 6asibold Bsaeeke." TI,a nama +
nov. *6oviSaiSi,n asd two hur drsa
soldiets became bis SPONSOR, sianiud
their psinao - vitneosea. We then iilled
ouf gjessss with some Of our D.. Dries
best and drank The health Of our no.
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