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Daily State sentinel., 1862-06-28
special Notice.

10 ADFERTLSERS-AR I'd rer1iseDaenfS taken for
specifedt time and ordered ouf berOre the erprdtiOn
of tie time specified, aoW he charged the regHlrr rats
forthe saHe ~ 20 tie time ktey dre ordered out
Daily State sentinel., 1862-06-28
"The Constitution as it is, and
the Union as it was"
MASS CONVENTION
UNION DEMOCRA ACY
Conservative Citizens of Indiana,
TO CONSIDER THE CRISIS OF THE
COUNTRY.

In compliance with the generally expressed
wish of the Democracy oil Indiana. the true
friends of Constitutional Liberty, the Democratic
State Central Committee invite the people of
the State. without regard to past party afflia-
tons, who desire to preserve the Constitution as
it il. and the Union as il was" TO meet in
MASS CONVENTION
Daily State sentinel., 1862-06-28

A LARGE ard well selected assortment of Groceries
now receiving and for sale a. low al any house
in the West Country Merehqnts and City Grocers invited
to examine our stock. RCGER A CALDWELL.
jel3 -d6wly 6s East Washington St
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WAN e D.

UyANTED-coUSTY oRDERs-Atthe highest mar
" ket rates b WN. y. WILEY.
No1oI, y Washington street
VVyAyTED-cTY oRDERs-At the highest market
wv rates by WA- Y-WI1EY,
ccfl2-d3m No.l0tS r. " Washington street
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AGENCY.
oNER ToUsEY. c. s. BUTTERFEID.
TOgSEY' SBETTERFIELD,
US. CLAIMS AGENCY
No. 10 WEST a. sAsHGNGTON ST.,
(Over vsjen's Hardware store,)
INDIAN APOLIS, IN ID a y A .

nESSONS, Bounty Lands 800 Bounty, Back Pay,
Extra Pay and in fac- all claims against the United
States successfully aud speedily prosecuted before the
several departments.
Special Jon given making out Muster in and out
Rolls, officers Pay Rolls CoInmUiagion Of Quarters for
Recruiting Officers. dc, &C.
Particular attention given 10 procuring discharges Tor
''superanmuaied" and dsa led soldiers
Notarial business and ell kinds of writing solicited
W. have made arrangements with prominent attorney
Of Washington City TO attend in person. TO all claims that
may be referred 20 headquarters Having had an eX-
tended practical military experience We believe that we
have qualifications FOR doing collecting and claims bus-
that but few sOder any ole else, de-
sirng information concerning the location Of re-
ment company or battalion, invited to call, nc
charges made for any information whatever also,
soldiers desiring transportation home tojOn their re
mems will be given all necessary information gratis Our
connection with the different Military Departments OF this
enables be Of great service 70 ali desiring in
formation concerning the same.
REFFRENcEs-BY PERMISSION.
Gov O. p Morton: Col. J. = SimOnsOn. L ;. A: Gen.
Laz Noble: W A. PeIe, Secretary q State; Capt James
A. Ekin, L. 5. Q. NJ; J. II. Najen, @ Vi. G,nersL
TOUsEY BU1TkRFlEID,
my2s-dly Lock Box l77, indianapolis Indiana
Daily State sentinel., 1862-06-28
Democratic Union State Ticket.

Democratic Union State Ticket.
roR SECRETARY OF sraTK,
JAMES S. ATH0N,
OF Marion County.
eoR AUpIroR 90 srkrK,
JOSEPH RISTINE,
or Fountain County.
roR TREASURER STATE,
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
OF D,vies= County.
roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR Il H0RD,
Or Decatur CoGnty.
voa:sUPsgIxrExDkxr ~ PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL l. RUGG.
Or Allen County.
Daily State sentinel., 1862-06-28

MICHIGAN STREET.
oss5pr Oh Pnngvh
stand h
tween limo lava u
X
as nlsalnerH
hanaoHs diam
Daily State sentinel., 1862-06-28

To d. s Huffsteiter, Thomas Hunt, County
Treasurer; II 9. W ible. County Clerk; DIR. Henry
Lingle. L. b Coggswell, Esq. and NJ. s. Marty
Esq, Orange county. Indiana.
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CAPITALISTS. AND OTHERS.
JONAH HUNT,

LII 0il1l1ssIoll7I5 IlalIlD'I NO
iess-dIod
Daily State sentinel., 1862-08-04

vsrush made wholly o. IN part of gum copsl per
DO made q other gums substances ; per g.
Vegetable OILS. per gallon cents
Vegetable pulmonary balssln, SANE a. "Dentr-
vermifage same "Deutifricc."
Warehouse entry. a. custom houses. not exesec-
ng dollar n vslne. stamp duty Bcents
Nv dollsrs 50 cents.
Do do. exceeding Eve dollars In value 90
Warehouse receipts stamp duty - cents
Whisky. per gallon 20 eents-
Do. rccfifed is not to pay a additional duty.
wholesale dealers. under whsch J. Included
every person whose business OF occupation h
10 sell oifer t. sell. groceries-or any goods,
merchandise. q fore domestic
production BY more than original pack
axe piece at one time. 90 the pur-
chaser. not including wines spirituous % malt
liquors. for each license 80 90
Wholesale dealers n liquors of every descrip
ton, including distilled sTirits. fcrmenfed IL
quors and wines u all kinds lpersons ether
than ti~tiilers. Who seli or ofer for sale any
such hquors. in quantities q more than three
gallons Al one time % the same purchaser are
included) for each license Too %
Willow. manufactures q PER c.
Wine made OF grapes. pr gallon ccnts-
Withdrawal entry. At custom house. stamp duty 50 cents
Wood, manufactures Of. n not otherwise pro-
vided for 3p-r Ct
Wood screws Ia cts.
Weol manufactures Of not Otherwise specified. per CT
Norste manuiscfures ~ not oher~ ise specified pr c.
Worm lozeuges. a. .'Dcnfifrlce-'
Writ. stamp duty 50 cents.
Zinc manufactures Of not Otherwise specified per
Do, o1yde o. per loo pounds = cents
Daily State sentinel., 1862-08-04

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. ILR . a D.
1862. EN Nsz EzH 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route 10 Chicago VIA Kokome

81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE
AN AND AFTER NAY s. lsS1, trains viii be
~ run j. follows
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at lilo NJ,
stop and make close connection at kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
read for L0gansport Valparaiso and Chicago. aud arrve
Peru BIS z. NJ. IN time make connections with
the Toledo and wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning. the same train will leave Peru at 600
A M after the arrival Of the trsin the T. W r. W
from the East, and arrive indianapolis Al 80 A. NJ
in time make connections FOR all points East South
and West
ENpresstrain will leave indianapolis at loss T. NJ,
Kokomo with train for Chicago. and arrive AZ
Peru 500 A. NJ in time 20 make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
Returning the train will leave Peru at l,eo NJ
making close connection n kokom0 with the trains
on the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and LoganSpor and arrive at Indianapolis At
40 r NJ In time 10 connect with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
Special attention given the transportation OF live
stock. produce aud merchandiSs generally.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent.
THKo. p. HAusHss. General Ticket Agent apl e2-diy
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THE NATIONAL TAX.

Tne Taxes In nspssed ~ she Tax Bsit.
and Passed by Congress, June cad,
ssgs-rhe Duties On Incomes. Bnsu.
surawee Companies, Ratireaa Conn
panses, Ac.-Thc Taxes ON Distilled
spirits, uanusactures, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candies, Tobacco. snuff, se-
gars. Iron. soap, screws, Cloth. Lea
shcr, Glue, wine. Coal, &c.-The Tax
on Cossen-Thc License Tar. &c., Ac.
Daily State sentinel., 1862-08-04
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

r a L r . n ID
~ s s .tSs
shortest Route ny Thirty Miles!
no CHANGE or CARS TO CINCINNATI,
Three leave indianapolis Daily. sundAys exceped)
r >IiiST TRAIN.-5.2o M CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
r. Express arrives Cincinnati 10 A NJ, and Lex
ington. Ky. 5:30 Y. NJ
Second Tran-10s0 4. N.-Cfncinnati Mail arrives at
Cincinnsu 3:a0 NJ, making close connection With Little
Miami Railroad for loveiand, Morrow, Columbus, New
ark. Zanesviile. and Wheeling.
Third Train-s35 =. NJ, Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati lilo 7. NJ
Fare by any other route
Call for your tickets ria the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through
SrEoIAL NoucE-Be you get In the right train At
indianapolis The .nly Cincinnati train stands the
fifth track being the farhesf track south n the Union
Depot. at Indianapolis.
W. II. l. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
wx. POWELL Travelling Agent my26 81
Daily State sentinel., 1862-08-04

NEW lNsTRUMESr-JUST THE THING FOE
"A Sabbath Schools. Academies and Small Churches-
~ &C n ~ CB4 E<Ar.
my7 WILLARD 4 STOWHLL-
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telegraph
MORE ABOUT OPERATION
AT vlCKSBURG.
HUNDRED REBELS REPORT.
ED KILLED. 5c
Celebration Of the Fourth at
JMsnsfhjs.

MEMPHIS, July 5, pia CAIRO, 6.
The ram Lioness, of Col Ellet's feet, ar
rived from Vicksburg last evening at o'clock,
with dispatches, papers and a mail from Far
ragut's, Porter's and Davis fleets, Of date Of
July I'd, on the afternoon Of which day the
ram departed for the North
The most important part of the dispatches
were given by the captain Of the Monarch,
which arrived Thursday.
The canal across the point of land oppo-
site Vicksburg had been nearly completed,
The rebels We're firing upon the negro workmen
but without effect, their range being too high.
The rams gathered the negroes from planta-
tons in the vicinity, in all cases giving
Government receipt for them. Several thou
sand were engaged on the work. 1t was sup
posed that when the ditch was finished,
the river would cut wide channel during
the high water, and forever leave Vicksburg,
what there is left of it, an inland village, and
should the rise, now prevailing, reach that
place, the project will prove successful The
bombardment was kept up from both fleets,
at short intervals, when the Lioness left.
The rebel batteries still replied occasionally.
Faragut's and Porter's fleet were below the
works, and Commodore Davis was above.
The latter arrived on Wednesday without &C.
cident, and commenced work Immediately in
concerc with the Gulf fleets. 1t is the i'm
preston of the officer commanding the navy
Ina ere this the flag of the Union floats over
the works at Nicksburg. 1t was well known
in the Federal fleets that it was the intention
to take it by storm on the Fonrth of july
There is every reason to believe that the
place has already fallen. The city had not
been destroyed by the bombardment, as pre-
viously stated, but has received considerable
injury. 1t appeared that the women and
children had been removed as we'll as all non
combattant residents. 1t was reported that
the rebel force was about $1,000. The story
reached the Federal fleet that several hundred
rebels had already been killed by the explo-
sion of shells in their midst They seem to
terialy. Full particulars will undoubtedly
reach here tomorrow.
The anniversary of National Independence
was celebrated here (Memphis,) with some
eclut, considering the circumstances There
was a national salute from the different light
and heavy batteries at sunrise, another from
Capt. McGunigle's fleet and the mortars at
noon, and salute will be fired from Capt
Cogswelrs battery, IN Gen. Thayer's camp, at
sunset
Capt. McGunigle had the st. Louis and the
Mound City gayly dressed up and decorated
with flags and signals, and the different camps
around the city followed the example.
Tribune's Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, July g.
Commodore Wilkes has been ordered to
command the hotiEa in James river.
1t is said Gen. Lew Wallace earnestly de-
sires to be sent with a number of Indiana and
Ohio regiments to join Mcclellan.
According to latest dates from Fort Monroe,
Col. Van Vyck is not dead, but seriously
wounded
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DR.. 0eO. Reeder..

DIED. on the evening Of Sunday the 18th June 1862
Iroa chronic darrhU,, Terminating in liberation OF
the tntsstines, Dr. GEoAaE REEDsR, who was born in
1t. AAry's county, Maryland, August Sd, 1920.
The death Of NJ man In our community could be
followed By general regret than that Of our life
long friend. DR.. Rsedsr. Accepting the commission
urged upon him by the Governor Of this State In view
Of hts emience - . professional man, solely from
sense Of duty to his country and he was in the
service surgeon Of the I'd Iowa Cavalry from Octo.
Dor Of last year until the evacuation Of Corinth
Resgnipg his position under the pressure Of Ill health
but greatly against the wishes Of his superior ocers
OF Juno When he arrived he was looking about %
well he had done for several years, and was at.
tending to his professional duties until the day before
his death. From noon on Saturday until thin al
hsur before his dissolution he suffered extreme pain
breathing his last at o'clock in the evening, ~
calmly and peacefully ever did an infant on Its
mothers bosom. Knowing him intimately for IN IRE
than twenty years, the writer Of this does not hes
tate to say that he has known nobler aud
moro generous hearted by nature thAp that of DR..
George Ksedtr. The great number # Borrowing
friends, of all classes, which pressed FORWARD for
last look ut the face it lay calm, beautiful
In DEATH told tloquently than any words could
how great is our loss a community and how deep.
ly that loss Ia felt by all those families 10 which he
has been a minister of comfort, through 80 many
years. Fond parent skilfui. deny ing aud always
kind physician. beloved friend, farewell!
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SHERIFFS SALE.

pY virtue Of a special execution to directed and
IL delivered from the Office of the Clerk of the Dstrc:
Court of Mnscatine county. State Of Iowa, against the
goods aud chattes, lands and tenements of H. Sum.
ne, have levied upon and will expose to 9, on
Saturday. the 26th day Of July, A. D. 1882, at the
Court House door. in the City of Mussatine, the fol
lowing described property to wit east halt ofthe
quarter, aud the east half of the south EAST
quarter and west half of south quarter and the
half of the north west quarter, and twelve and
half off the south part of the west fractional
half Of the quarter and lots Two and h &c
in section eleven ~ and the quarter OF the
south quarter Of section twelve l2 and the south
last fraction of section ten (l0) and SLIGO off
from the east side of half of the nor,hw ct
quarter Of section eleven Q, described as follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner of the west half
of the quarter Of section eleven 1. town.
shp seveuty-ssv.n On range three we-t, thence 80
80 100 cha thence wst 80 100 chains thence
north 90 80 100 chains, east 501o0 chains, to the
place CT beginning, all in township seventyseven t7
range three containing tive hundred and eighty
five and half (bs51 acres, all in Muscatne county
iowa. AL of which. or much thereof a. may lie |
nece ry will be sold to satisfy said special execution
10 favor of Craig 4 Rolf.
Sale at eleven O'Clock in the fore of
aid day. -L--..-.. ..- = -4r
H. Fl. HINE, Sheriff Muscatine Co.
Nuscatins, June q, !ss2.-wAw prsfssS7,5o
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sHERIFWs SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me directed and
~ delivered from the Office Of the Clerk of tn Dis
rict Court of Muscans County, State Of Iowa against
the goods and chattes lands and tenements Of AIbeyt
g. Ho tom have levied upon and will expt SO to ~
Saturday the 12ta day Of July, A. D., 81 At the
Court House door, in the city of Muscat me- the fol-
low ng described property, to-wit: tn . north-vest
subdivision Of the northwest quarter ut section tws
( township seventyeisht 7S) north of range tvo,s
of tho fifth principal meridian, .ontnrinr 6fT
six 40 100 in tho County 81 ascatine State y
Iowa; sI!of which, OF 90 much thsrekf " may BE- ~
ssssry. will be sold to satisfy said ,Scal crecnt ~
FAVOR OF WIZ. TuthHl ~ 49, IN
Sale TO commence Ut aah past eleven o'cloc,. =,
forenoon Of said day. H. H. MINE 'sae
-. - Sheriff OF Muscasins Con 80.
June IL, 1s52-w4w PR WV atys
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aHEHsEE, SALE.

ny virtue of special execution to me directed and
u delivered from Office # the clerk OF the District
Court Of Muscane county, State Of Iowa. against the
goods and cbatte's. lands and en-me,ts of Samuel
Chamberlain and B. NJ. Hummel, have levied upon
and Will pose to sale Friday the Nth day of july
A. D. 1862 the farm of c. Weed, mile north OF
the city Muecatine the folio wing described property
to wit One separator aud tornado, made by Ball,
together horse power trucks belonging thereto
and numbered xxx 81 horse called Pete, years
old, snrre horse called Tazlon years old yell ow
hey one lumber wagon and new douoie HARNESS.. All
OF which, mach thereof may be necessary, will
scd satisfy said special execution in favor Of Il.
Bail.
Sale to commence at the hour Of h;fpast enc O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day. ---
H.H. HINE,
Sheriff Nuscatine county.
June %, 1Ss2-w2v-prs fee$5
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SUERIEF,S SALE

DY virtue of an execution to direct cd and de
ID lvered from the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Muscatioe county State of Iowa, against tho
goods ana chat!es anas anu tesemeats OF Dennis
and Martin Bergan, security in tho appeal 1 have
levied upon and will expose to sale. Saturday the
26h day of July, D. 1862 At the Court House door
In the city of Muscatine the following described prop
erty, to wit East twenty feet Of lot a. in block
thiry-two (32) in the CITY and county Of Muscatfue
may be necessary will he sold to satisfy said execution
in favor OF Nathhn Tab6r.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day. g.f
II. II. HINE, Sheriff Muscatne Co,
Muscatine, June %. 1862 -w4w prsfseSo.
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News Paragraphs.

An unknown man, about thirty years Of
age, committed suicide near Shs field. Ills on
the Sd inst, BY placing his neck on the rail
and suffering himself to be run over By the
engine on the mail train going east.
A negro named William Henry Hawkins
was hung at the Tombs, New York, on Fri
day, the 9th ult., for the murder of Can't,
". H. Adams, Of the ship Lamergier, on the
goth of September last.
John. ". Keys, edito- Of the Circ]eville
(O) Tatc1asas, hiss been arrested and his
Office closed. by order of the Secretary Of
War. sssT
The Great Eastern Insde her homeward
trip in nine days and eleven hours. Il The
ship promises to prove success. despite her
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Muscatine County, State of Iowa,
against the goods and lands and tenements Of
r. NJ Connolly, Matilda Connelly and 8. Connolly,
have levied upon and will expose to sale Saturday
the 10th day Of July, A. D. 1852 at the Court House
door, In the city Of Muecatine, the following do.
scribed property, to-wt The south west quarter Of
the southeAsl quarter of SEXTON twenty t2, In
township seventyeight t7s). north Of vsnee number
four a in Auscatine county. Iowa All Of which, Or
satisfy said special execution in favor Of H. W. Lathrop
Treasurer of the Beard of Trustees of the State chi
vsrsty Of Iowa. -lA.
Sale 70 at the hour of nine O'Clock in the
lsrsnoon Of said day. II. H. HINEs
Sheriff Muse asae county,
Iuoeatine, June 18Th 1et2-kW-pyp f. Is
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SH,ERIEE'S SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to directed and
the goods and chattels, lands and teuemeDts Of
George Pegrsm, have levied upon and will expose to
sale Saturday, the 18th day of july D. 1s62,
the Court House door, in the City Of Muscatine, the
flowing described property tc-wit: The first story
and cellar Of the br building situated the West
half 20 of lot two ( in block thrtythres (SS) in the
cts Of Muscatne. All of which, much thereof a.
he necessary will be sold to satsfv said special
cution in favor of Alexius Janis Sale TO commence
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
II. H. HINE, i
Sheriff Muscatine County.
June II. 1962-w4y -prefseS5
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The Art OF SwlMMING.-Men arc drown
ed by raising their arms above the water, the
unbuoyed weight Ct which depresses the
mead. Other animals have neither motion
nor ability to act in similar manner, and
THEREFORE swim naturally. When man has
fallen into deep water. he will rise to the
surface, and will continue there if he doe
not elevate his hands. If be moves his hands
under the water, in any way he pleases, his
mead "ill rise so high as 10 allow him free
liberty to breathe and if he will use his legs
as in walking Tor rather of walking up stairs, }
his shoulders will rise above the water, 50
that he may use the less exerticn with his
hands, or apply their to other purposes
These plain directions ere recommended
to the recollection Of those who have no.
learned to swim in their youth, as they may
be found highly advantageous in preserving
life.
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sHEPIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of special execution to me directed and
- delivered from the Office of the CLERK OF the
District Court Of Mu scatne county, State Of Iowa,
Thomas Motifs hsv levied upon and will expose to
sale Saturday the 12th day Of July, A. D 1852 At
the Court Ko"se door, i'll the city OF uscatine the fol
Of lot four a. in block twelve 2) in the city Of Mus.
catine, Muscatne unity, lows, All OF viii b, or 10
thereof may necessary will be sold sats-
y said special execution in favor of j. H. G. Armshy.
Sale commence at half-past niue o'clock in the
forenoon OF said day. II. II. HiNE,
Sheriff Mussatine county.
In IA Ii 1892 LIZ -nrs fee 81
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CP THE RIVER AND BAcK.-About eleven
O'Clock, Thursday evening, in company with
number of others from our city, we took
passage on the staunch little steamer Kate
Cassel for trip to Davenport and Rock
Island. The boat was crowded with excur-
sionists from below, and not a vacant state
room was to be found in the cabin Capt
Davis, the gentlemanly master, came to our
aid, however, and very kindly placed his own
cabin at the disposal of our party.
The occasion was enlivened by the music
Of the Wapello Brass Band, who volunteered
their services for the round trip, and did
much towards rendering the excursion one of
the most delightful we ever attended.
Arriving in Davenport shortly after day.
light we proceeded to the Burtis, and after
waiting reasonable time, discussed break
fast which can only be served in that city by
the " old man of the house." The morning
meal being ended we sailed out for drive
around our sister city. The first object of
interest, and perhaps we might say the only
one afforded to the stranger sojourning in
Davenport for short time, are the deserted
barracks of Camp Mcclellan -hither then we
wendell our way. Truly they presented a
lonesome appearance; not human being
beside our own party being seen within their
limits. When we last visited them each hut
was crowded with soldiers, squads of infantry
were drilling here and there in the streets,
and the sharp word Of command, the music
Of the drum and fife, the merry song and the
good humored laugh, all combined to render
it scene long to be remembered. But now
its brave-hearted occupants are far away,
some struggling with the foe in open combat,
others suffering in hospitals victims of dis
ease, and others, alas, who lie sleeping the
sleep that knows no waking beneath the
green sod in a strange land.
Leaving the old camp we did the city,
which presented a remarkably duh and dry
appearance, considering the day. Nothing
going on but a parade Of firemen and one OF
two Sabbath school pic-nics.
High noon found US again on board our
good craft and we soon started for home,
where we arrived little before four o'clock,
tired and hungry, but well pleased with the
Tip.