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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-03
TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY !
rI-The news by telegraph thig morning

EIThe news by telegraph this morning
adds additional evidence to the conviction
that the Rebellion is well nigh played out.
The series of successes achieved by the fed
eral forces during the past few weeks have
followed each other in such quick success
sion, that we can scarcely realize their
number or their Importance.
Commencing with Mill Spring, when a
large part of Kentucky, all of Tennessee
and much of Missouri were in full posses
sion of the rebels, and when the rebel lines
extended from Stone Bridge along the
south side of the Potomac to Cheat river,
hey have been successfully driven from
Leesburg and Winchester beyond Staun-
ton and the Rappahannock by the coll
umns of Gems. Banks and Shields. Cur
lis and Sigel have driven them from Mis-
souri,, winning the brilliant victory at Pea
Ridge, and have forced them to leave Ar
kansas kentucky has been freed from the
tread of traitor hosts, and Tennessee is fast
being disenthralled. The splendid triumphs
TIUuTy aud Donelson, 81 ~ Nod
rid and Island No 10, and on the san
culinary field of Shiloh followed each other
in such quick succession as to almost aston
ish and bewilder the friends of the Union
themselves. To these add Roanoke and
Newberne, Fort Macon and Beaufort,
under the gallant Burnside. Then there is
the surrender of Pulaski and the fall of
New Orleans, piling mp victory on victory,
forming altogether such an array of bril-
liant and rapid successes as tend to carry
the mind to the career ofNapoleon, when he
overran Europe with his conquering legions-
condition ofithe rebels present. Driven from
one position after another, after they had
declared these impregnable, we see them
now looking for hiding place to which to
flee. The forts they had stolen are rapidly
being repossessed. The cannon and small
arms they had pilfered from the government
are being recovered, and they desire to sink
and destroy the ships they had feloniously
seized. Their supplies cut off-their limits
being rapidly circumscribed aud a line OF
bristling bayonett and frowning batteries
encircling them SO as to cut off all avenues
of escape, and even the question as TO
where they are to obtain provisions being
anxiously discussed, what hope is left
thenl What fate awaits them but
to be crushed and that right speedily, as be-
tween the upper and the neither millstones.
The hosts that are now laundering at the
gates of Yorktown will soon be treading, as
victors, the streets of Richmond, and the
outraged laws of the nation will be vindi-
Gated, in the condign punishment of the
trBitor leaders.
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Cotton seed.

The following letter from Hon. John
Law has been forwarded to us by Mr.. J. W.
Waterman of Rockport, for publication for
the information of the farmers of this Con-
gressional District:
- WASHINGTON, April 10, 1862.
DEAR Srs--I had just been to the Patent
Office to-day, in order to see whether the
Cotton Seed had been received when got
your letter.
None, as yet, has been received here, but
learn that three hundred bushels of seed
has been sent to indianapolis to be distrib-
uted among the several Agricultural sSocie-
ties ofOur State, and no doubt it will be
distributed in all the Southern counties,
where soil and climate are better adapted
to its production than in any other portion
of the State. -
On receipt of this, ddOise me whether it
has been reeeived-and if not, will try
and get it forward.
The middle of May is time enough for
planting, and think you will get it by
that time. Why it was sent to Indisnapo-
lis for distribution l do not know. There
has been none received here. The three
hundred bushels were sent to the State Ag-
ricultural Society for distribution.
Very truly yours,
JOHN LAW.
]. w. WATERMAN, Rockport.
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FoR PITTsBURG LANDIEG.-The Silver
Moon, chartered as a rowing hospital to
cruise on the Ohio and Tennessee rivers to
render aid to the sick and wounded troops
and carrying them to suitable hospitals or
their homes, reached here last night under
charge of B. E. Braunau, E. H. Pendleton
and A. Aub, of the Sanitary Committee of
Cincinnati, with DR.. W. B. Davis on board
as Medical Director, together with num-
Der of physicians and nurses, en- route for
Pittsburgh Landing.
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RAILRoAp. RlcoEIPTs.

&c bxs dry goods, Mackey, HeRning Coz % bxs
dry goods, Is bales mdse, Keen b Prestoni box
dry goods, b Barnes; bale tow, A COlburn d
Co; I6 wheels and shafts, bale rods, bdls ma
chinery, bxs, 81 bis felloes, bdls shafts bale
bows, bale handles bdls hubs, 3 bdls bars, Sam
Orr; 5 SKIS dried fruit, Orr, Dalzell q 90; bbls
eggs, bx butter, w Swain & Co; bdls scytees,
d shaw & Son; bx goods, L Kessleri box OF
hats, Vautier q Marconnier; bx mdse, New
burgh; 1 bx ware, 2 bgs rice, 6 kgs soda, boxes
raisins, 10 bxs fruiets 81 A Cook; 10 BITS sugar,
Craue, Brown & Go; a bbls whisky, Is bxs mus
tard / cask nladder, Bement Vieie; half Dbl
beef, VIM HubbelI; I62 cases boots and shoes, 81
cases hats, J H & w w Morgan; cssk chains, G
5 Sonntag & Co; bxs dry goods, Is bxs boots, IL
a'es mdse, H Maghee &; Co; bxs, roll car
pet, Hopkins; IS cases boots and shoes, 10 bxs
dry goods l6 bxs hats 2 bales sheetings Read
Lawrence; bx hdw, cask chains, Q Wells;
crate queensware, HoIlingsworth Bro 8; bale can
vass, Capt Dexter; sociable, II McNeely; W ID
Altman & Co; bbls oil, J L White.
A. e. SHRADER, Agent.
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~Our citizens will be pleased to learn
that the barber shop and Bathing establish
ment in the basement of Marble Hall, is be-
ing revived under auspices that promise
permanency and success. Professors Jenk-
ms, and Norris, whose advertisement will
be found in another column, come recon-
mended as perfect saVdnO in the art tonso-
rial, and We have good assurance that they
will merit, and we hope will receive lib
eral patronage. Warm and cold baths are
a great luxury, besides being considered
conducive to health aud good morals. r.
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uIvsg Newe.

SNtF - SS8NHGs
The river Is going down slowly, but Is
still out of its banks. For great part of
the day yesterday, the landing looked des-
olate, not a boat being within sights
rare occurrence.
The Storm left on Thursday evening for
Green River.
The fine steamer Iowa, Capt. W. A.
Moore, from ST. Louis to Pittsburg, with
magnificent trip, reached here at midnight,
Thursday. She lrnded 20 barrels, ] bar
rels and kegs, of syrup, for Bement & VieIe
and large lot of movables for DR.. Gale.
The Champion passed up during the
night. ...4.- -.-..--..
The G. Miller went out yesterday morn
ing, with two large barges loaded with
corn by W. Aikman, in tow, for Parkers-
burg. N A-- ,'4'-'-
The in. Kellogg, in the Government
employ, passed up yesterday, having in
tow two wharf boats and two barges. -
The saucy and feet little Courier came
in early yesterday morning, and after IN
loading, returned to Mt. Vernon to bring
up large lot of pork, which she was un-
able to bring the night before. IA
She leaves this afternoon with sumptuous
accommodations for Cairo and all way
places.
The Westmorelaud, heavily laden for
st. Louis, passed down yesterday.
The Courier returned from Mt. Vernon,
last night, with 22o tierces of bacon.
The Izetta, from st. Louis, passed up
last night, and the Silver Moon for Pitts
burg landing passed down.
The Big Grey Eagle is the regular mail
packet for Henderson and Louisville to-day,
and may be expected down early this morn
ing. The Eagle isexeellent in all her &C.
comnodations, and passengers viii be well
cared for by her clever and attentive clerk
J. A. Lusk.
The feet and slendid Eugene-the favor
tie of the shipping and travelling public
will be at the wharf early this morning,
and will leave at IL o'clock for Louisville
under command of that most genial gen.
tleman, Capt. Sayres, and with those "gay
and festive" young gentleman, Harry Nc
DougaI and Jim. Green, doing the honor;
of the Office. The Eugene is unsurpassed
in her accommodations and speed by any
boat on the river. John B. Hall is he1
agent.
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Local News.

The ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-People
10 general, we presume, have but q faint
idea of the amount of business done by this
long established and always popular insti-
We confess, that although accus-
TONED 10 Vlslung th~-4fsias e ~ =. .or,Donv
almost daily for years, we have not until
recently formed just estimate of the bust
ness done through this channel. Take a
single day for instance. Yesterday morn
ing this company carried from this city at
least car load Of freight, and the whole
business of the road show, how important
an adjunct the Adams Express Company is
to railroad communications. #l
Much of this success may be imputed to
well established rule adopted by the com-
pany, that of placing their offices and their
business in the hands of prompt, reliable
and accommodating gentlemen. As an
evidence of this, we have only to turn 10
the Office in this city. Mr.. Fish, the agent
is proverbiaT for his urbanity and corteons
disposition, and his readiness to accOmmo-
date the pnblic. The messengers, Messrs.
Davis and Ferry, are prompt, accommodate
ing and trustworthy. Their daily favors
to US in the shape of late papers in advance
of the mails, render US deeply sensible Of
their importance. These gentlemen and
the company they so faithfully represent
have our warmest wishes for their future
prosperity. a 90 -lal 3
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Mn. DAVIS OPINION OF THE PREs1pHNr.-

Mr.. DAVIS OPINION OF THE PRESIDENT
Senator Davis, of Kentucky, in the course
of speech, few days since, in the United
States Senate, paid this tribute to the Presi-
dent:
1 voted against Mr.. Lincoln, and opposed
him honestly and sincerely; but Mr.. Lin
coin has won me to his side. There is
niche in the temple of fame, a niche near
to Washington, which should be occupied
by the statute of him who shall save his
country. Mr.. Lincoln has mighty desti-
ny. 1t is for him, if he will, to step into
that niche. It is for him to be but Presi-
dent of the people of the United States, and
there will his statute be. 1t is in his power
to occupy a place next to Washington
the founder and preserver side by side,
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENfs.
Arrival and Departure Of the
NJ q = L s..

THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
y - TINE OF CLOSING.
BGtEroGd MGSt lfor Vfncennes, Terre Hautes
Prinaetons WashingtoRs Petersburgh1 $40
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo- {
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville, st. Louii,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastsrn,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices
every day except Sunday, at............... 6&.E.
Louisville Mail (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 81 P. n.
Cairo Mad (riverl every Monday and
And every Tuesday and Saturday at II N.
Green RsVsT MGil flor Bowling Green and
way pointsl discontinued on account of
Nc. VeTnOn MAI Qsnd) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 6% A. NJ.
Nes0 Harmony Mad every Monday, We'd
hesday, and Friday at ~ A. n.
nesday, and Friday at 5ISA ~.
PstTseHrgh Mod Way every Friday at 81 A. d.
(Petersburgh letters, sc. come and go
by Railroad daily)
OgatsiGBG Mail every Wednesday at 7P. Ia.
(Leayes at 5 A. II. Thursday morning.)
Hickory Branch Mail every Saturday at 1 p.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Mai, every day except Sunday ct 7 A.
Arrives the night before, after office hours.
EoafsriEIs Mail (riyer) every Tuesday,
Thursdly, and Saturday by 6P. ~.
Cairo 9fGI (riveT) every Tuesday and FRI
day By ga. N.
And every Monday and Thursday at IAN.
Green River Mad. discontinued on account
MI Vernon Mai land) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by P NJ.
Ne1g Harmsong Hail, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by Pm
Rockport Mail (iand) every Sunday at sA.M.,
and Wednesday and Friday at A. n.
ARRIVES the evening before, after Office
hours.)
| Petersbursh HAL way every Friday by So a. NJ.
| OgHlthiaHG Hail every Friday at A. NJ.
lArriEes the evening before. after Office hours.)
Hickory Branch Mail every Saturday by IL n
G@~P Post Office opens at A. NJ. and closes at
! P. N. on week days. Delivery closes from to 81
| A. n. on week days during the closing of the
Railroad mail Office open from to 81 A. N. on the
| Sabbath. go ~ .
I JAMES II. McNEELY, p. N.
Evansville, Ind. May L, 1861. iuiV22-ywc
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Hospitals In tlAe Evansv me district.

Hospitals ln tke EvansV HE District
Through the courtesy of DR.. Wirtz, of
the o. S. Army, Medical Director, we are
furnished with the material for the follow
ing facts, relative to the various Hospitals
in this city and vicinity, including those at
Terre Haute and Vincennes. The efforts of
DR.. Wirtz in establishing these iplaces Of
refuge for our sick and wounded is in the
highest degree eommendabIe. The Doctor
besides being an efi>ient officer, ia a high
toned and accomplished gentleman.
The following hospitals have finally been
established in, and in the neighborhood of
, Evansville.
Terre IIaute-No. aad 2, capable of ac-
commodating 65oIpatseats, in charge of Drs.
Rust and Bell.
vincennes-sOo patients, in charge of
DR.. Beatty.
Henderson-aoe patients. in charge of
DR.. Temple. ---.E--.
Newburg-aOO patients, in charge of DR..
Tilman. ,t4l- ..--
Mt VernOn-30o patients, in charge of
DR.. CoDyngton.
In this city there are three hospitals, I'M
der Drs. Pennington, DeBruler and Morgan,
and another has just been opened under DR..
Walker. The hospitals at Evansville con-
tain, altogether, nearly 1890 beds The
Medical Director at st. Louis, in conse-
quence of the great Importance of this set
of hospitals has appointed Surgeon Writ,
of the U. S. Army, Medical Director of the
same.
Weekly reports age ordered to be made
out every Saturday, by the Surgeon of each
hospital to the Medical Director, stating the
names of all sick and wounded ad Oh tilted,
returned to duty, furloughed, or dead. A
late order also gives the Medical Director
power to discharge man and furlou,gh them
for 20 days, but not longer. The WAGES Il
hospital Stewards have been raised to $50 a
month.
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s@-Mr. J. e. Robinson, local editor of
of the Lafayette Courier, called upon US
last night, who in company with sundry
members of the Sanitary Committee of
Lafayette, is en- route to Pittsburg Land
ing with some 100 boxes. Sanitary stores.
They go to await the next great battle
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CORONER's INQUEST Q .

ADE H 4SAzsAA 2&SAs = =
II the 22d day of April, 1862 the undersigned
a JDstice of the Peace, in and for Union Township,
Vandsrburgh County, midland, held inquest,
with the assistance OF twelve qualified electors of
my township, over the dead body OF infant fe-
male child, found dead in the well at the residence
of John w. Oatlett, in the Townsh Up, County, aud
State aforesaid, then and there returned 10 the
following verdict:
ave do find that the deceased came to its dsath
by having IFS head mashed by the hands of one
Ann mcCaleb, who is the mother of said child"
J. S. OATLETT,
Justice and Coroner for the time being of Van
derbuKgh County, may2 3ww
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Attachment Notice.

EEG W.HERE.GS II SUIT OF 1T
~ TACHMENT was issued out of my ONCE
on the 18th day of April, 1862, in favor of Samuel
r. Gilbert and William r. Baker, against Daniel
Fowler aud it appearing by affidavit that said de"
PENDANT is a nonresident Of the State Of 1nolana'
and that service could not be had by summons,
said defendant is hereby notified that the hearing
of said will take place at my office In Pigeon
18th day of May, 1862, at nine o'clock in the fore
noou. u. W. mCbhlDEJ ) usuee.
TsEALI ap25--3w
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~ The wharf Is again crowded With
tobacco nearly the entire length, With
large quantity on o'ReiIey's wharf boat.
Every boat arriving from below and many
from above add something to the stock.
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Ra The Savings Bank, No. 4 First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other I'M
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit.
d3m.
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e nTA few nice spring goods for GentsV
wear, can be found at DaYidson's on First
street, at a small advance on cost, for cash
only. Call and see. my3
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@ We are glad to see the city officers
are taking effective measures to clean up
the alleys and streets of the city. z Let all
nuisances be removed.
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FoR SALE.-A No pair of large Brown
Mules; work well in single or double har-
ness. Also, good work Horse.
Apply to P BOYLE, No. IL, First street,
between Main and Sycamore sts., or to
JOHN SMYTH. eAAs my2-1Wd
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apls-d3u

STRAYED HoRsE.-Strayed from the sta
BILE of the undersigned, on Wednesday,
April Both, dark, Sorrel Horse, about IF
teen hands high, and seven years old. He
was last seen On the Princeton and Millers-
burg Road. liberal reward will be paid
for his recovery. GEO. FOSTER & Co.,
Corner Locust Street and Canal.
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uE Our merchants are receiving goods in
large quantities, and business In our whole
sale houses was probably never brisker
than at present.
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RG We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Irving's Life of Washington, for
sale at J. Healey's.
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FAIR WARNING !!

QLL PERSONS 9WsNcKJVG OR
81 occupying lots in the city OF Evansville, are
notified to Keep their alleys and cutters clean from
and after this date, or they will be proceeded
against, in accordance with an ordinance in such
case, made and presided, without urther notice.
ED. s. MARTIN,
nay3-Iwd City Marshal.
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AUCTION This day, May 3, 1862, will
sell at 81 o'clock, at my auction room, cor
ner of Main and Third streets, large lot
of Pottery ware, consisting of Bowls, Bat
ter Jars, Pitchers, and every article III that
line of ware. Also large lot of ready
made Clothing, consisting of Goats, Vests,
Pants, &C., &c. At o'clock will be sold a
lot of Dry Goods, such as Calicoes, Bleach
ed Cotton, Silks, Ladies and Children's
Shoes, &C. ]. J. Conn, Auct'r.
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B@ 1t rarely happens that in our edito-
rial capacity our readers find us premedi-
tatedly and with malice aforethought en-
gagged in putting any patent medicine,
but during our recent trip to the melan-
choly scenes of Pittsburg Landing there
was one medicine which we found in the
hands of nearly every soldier, giving relief
wherever applied, whether internally or
externally. We refer to Perry Davis Vet
etable Pain Killer. All spoke loud in its
praise, and the kind hearted Surgeon of
one of our Indiana regiments informed us
that he believed it was the only thing that
saved at least half of his regiment from
dying of dysentery during recent long
march, and we cannot help suggesting to
our friends among the army suffers that it
is one of the articles they should never be
out of. 1t is packed in saw dust, two dozen
in each box, and can be forwarded over the
toughest road without danger of breaking.
Is sold in Evansville by Keller l. White,
Preston Bros, P Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. E. Gilbert & Go.
j. N. HARRIS & CO.,
ap1s-d3m Proprietors, Cincinnati.
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s1Dr. Wirtz, Medical Director for the
Hospitals in the Evansville District, has
kindly furnished US copies of General Or
ders Nos. IA and SO relative to the manage
ment of Hospitals and in regard to fur
loughs. From these we publish the follow
ing extracts for the information of Medical
officers in hospitals and of officers and priv
ates in the army.
HEAD QRs. DEPT. OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS, April 2, 1862.
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GENERAL ORDER, NO.

2. All privates and non-commissioned
officers who have been absent from their
companies on furloughs or sick leaves, if
not from wounds or injurses received in
battle, for more than two months, will be
discharged from service.
3. In no case will fnrloughs to privates
or non commissioned officers be given for
more than twenty days. AS it is we'll
known that medical officers of volunteer
regiments have grossly abused their au-
thorlty to give certificates of sickness
commanding officers will exercise their own
discretion in giving leaves to persons hold
ing such certificates
By Command of
Major General HALLEcK.
N. Fl. MCLEAN, Asst Adjt General.
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NnTTGE.

EEyHE UJvDERsEGsVED N.R IcKJV-G
IL purchased all the property, real personal, and
mixed belonging to the Bell Mime Coal Com
rany, of Crittsnden county, Kentucky, informs
ali parties interested present their claims for
arrangement at the Office of the Company, where
he viii attend to them in his capacity Of Secretary
and Treasurer of the late Company.
ANS WIN. O. CARVILL.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
= ADJUEANT GENERALS OFFICE,
.Lnc Washington, APrI z, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. Sc.
2. The Chief Medical officer to whom the
charge of all the General Hospitals in a
city may be entrusted, will cause csrtif-
Gates of disability to be made out for such
men as, in his judgement, should be dis
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Mrs. ELISE sPIEGELBERG,
New Administrations!

ER XsOU- H.XSH TO he RURRRD
Il down, Shaved, Hair Cut, Champooed, all done
up in the most approved, fashionable, Ia mode
style, finished OF with a warm or cold bath, 60 to
Marble Hall Barber Saloon I
The undt rsigned has taken it on a long lease,
and has e-paiuted the bath tubs, and re- fitted the
whole establishment; and we are confident that
with Gloss attention. aNEATEESS, and our long
experience in the business, we shall give entire
satisfaction TO all that patronize US.
+ smay3-2,yd JENKINS d MORRIS.
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BINDING AND PRINTING

On the shortest notice and on the most rea-
sonable terms for cash.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore SO
literally bestowed upon as, we would re-
spectfully ask continuance of the same.
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'sThe Star spangIsd Banner in Triumph yet waves
Der the land Of the Frse and the home Of the
Brave"
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]. w. WATERMAN, Rockport.