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Gen. meolslasn's Address 60 his Soldiers.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TIRE PoToMAc, I
Camp near Harrison's Landing,


July 4, 1862.
Soldiers Of the Army of the Rossmac Your
achievements Of the past ten days have Illus
trated the valor and endurance of the Ameri-
can soldier. Attacked by superior forces, and
without hope of reinforcements, you have sue
ceeded in changing your base Of operations by
3 flank movement always regarded rs the
most hazardous of military expeditions. You
have saved all your Material all your trains
and all your guns, except . few lost in battle,
taking in return, guns and colors from the
enemy. Upon your march you have been
assailed day by day with desperate fury, by
men Of the same race and nation, skilfully
massed and led. Under every disadvantage
Of number, and necessarily of position also,
you have in every conflict beaten back your
foes with enormous slaughter. Your conduct
ranks you among the celebrated armies Of his
tory. No one will now question that each Of
you may always with pride say, "I belong TO
the army of the Potomac" You have reached
the new base, complete in organization and
unimpaired in spirit. The enemy may at any
time attack you We are prepared to meet
them. I have personally established your
lines Let them come, and we viii convert
their repulse into final defeat. Your Gov
eminent is strengthening you with the re-
sources Of great people. On this, our ma
tons birthday, we declare to our foes, who are
rebels against the best interests Of mankind
that this army shall enter the capital Of the
| so-called Confederacy that our national Con-
stitution shall prevail, snd that the Union
| which can alone insure eternal peace and ex.
| ternal security to each State, must and shall
be preserved" cost what it may in time, treas
ure and blood. GEO. B. McCLxLLAK.
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cIGARs AND TOBACCO.
ATTENTION FARMERS AND
- .VE GM0AB MAN4Es1a
aeaoE aII PICKET . GUARDS

r EFT my stahe, and probably the city on Sunday
= Ia morning June %, o HORREL MAIZE, seven or
eight years old about fourteen hands high ponYbuilt
round rump, heavy neck in very GOOD order, left
hind foot white VITA collar marks three inches long
on both shoulders black saddle with blue bride,
broken bit with long branches and stee curb chain,
webb rens. / hired her out at o'clock A. n, to
young man abcut twenty years old, fa feet nine
inches TALL spsrly built smooth face, yellowish COM
pexion black hair and wearing grey sinners pants
and black coat Any who win Fetnrn the Mare or
eite such information that can find her viii Be- ber-
ally rewarded.
lssss4a PAUL sCHusTER,
Arabian Stable, Union street. between Second and
Third streets. Wit
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Richmond is estimated at 26.a00 and shose
of the rebels all the way from 6a16 4, 900.
The rebels admit loss Of l5cGs 4ssH defeat
on Tuesday The Richmona ps5,efa do not
appear TO Be very jubilant cvsr Essnlf. In
failing to hem in McClsllan, and ssarvs him
into surrender, they failedih The great OBJ
ject they had in view, in making the attack
on his right.
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ALTHOUGH, men areaccused for not knowing
their own weakness, yet, perhaps, as few know,
their own strength It is in men as in soils,
where sometimes there is q vein of gold the
owner knows not of. t.3
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Secretary staunlenss Position Relative
. 60 Armang Negroes

- 10 AEmH1B 0GBEWens@
In the course of . debate, on Friday, in the
House, on Gen. Hunters negro brigade, Mr..
Mallory, of Kentucky, said: sa.aaa1aa7l
He differed from his colleague (Wicklifs) Is
to the Secretary of War. He had an abiding
confidence in that officer, and that the conduct
of Gen. Hunter would be repudiated, and for
the following reasons Two or three weeks
ago he had business with the Secretary. When
he was about leaving the department, the Sec
rotary called him back, and folding over the
date and signature Of a letter, showed him
shat an officer had asked authority to raise .
regiment of blacks. The Secretary inquired
what answer ought to be given, to which he
Mallory rsplieda 4 If you will allow me to
dictate an answer, Iwouh say, emphatically,
MOI The Secretary rejoined that he had
not only done that, but had ordered the off,
GERS arrest He therefore repeated to many
gentlemen that the charges that the Secretary
of War sanctioned the recruiting Of blacks,
were false sd eft o. bsaloiauaae nssd za5f
| Mr.Ksllogg (IlL WAS the arrest for max
ing that suggestioni ssa s!go8q ed, .s3osa ssEs
b. Mr. Msllory--That was the impression re-
Iieeived. If there were other reasons they were
not stated. s91oEg gae bcs3x9 Iiiw 5nsafnTsFoa
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THE 24rH IILIsoIs.-A letter from Ala
bama to Cincinnati paper ssys II LEFT Bat
tie Creek on Thursday. All was quiet there
At that time, exosps Chat svsrybody waa dis
casing the resignation of the ofasArs Of the
Gath Illinois. The negro question il in-
tixnAssd 10 be the csuss Of the difaeulty."
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Arrival OF the Great Eastern.

Bnrnsids's Flag shfp At Fortrsss fsnres.
% ,FoRTREss MoERoE, July 7.-Several regi-
menss Of cavalry leave here to-day to 90 up
James river.s nv
II Is rar1ored chat Gen. Cook is ordered 10
report to Washington at I'm. va
eGsneral Burnsidels Gag boat, has Just ara
rived and anchored m the Roads, AL quiet
ON the river - sais7asa .saasaAssaaan 5
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JETT DAVIS has devilin hs heart and ~
cid scratch on hin haad-
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fisherman Dates Proposed ON Domsssis
-zii97sfii MOO l9Goi9O Sugars. &14s

Internal Dates Proposed ON domestic
-Sfia1Hiiia moo laGoi9o Sugars. &csst
WASHINGTON, July s.-The following letter
was recently addressed to the Chairman Of the
Committee on Ways and Means:
i as5l TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 20.
ErR: I, am reliably informed that the sugar
crop of last year was 100000 hhdss OF hoo
lbs. each. Thisis said to5o, 900 hhds. more than
theacrop of any previous year. OF this crop.
there were in New Orleans, when taken BY
our troops, say $4,000 hhds-, chiefly held by
foreigners; and there yet remains on planta-
tions, say 100000 hhds.,s equivalent in All TO,
say LOO tons. .s91ass5 ssasisgl yfgo se ts1gs4i 3
It is thought by gentlemen conyersant with
the trade that this quantity will nearly
il not quite supply the wants Of the country
until the new crops will be ready for market
next fall. Shipments to northern ports are
already begun. These facts suggest the expe-
diency of such Internal duties on domestic
sugars as are necessary TO secure the revenue
expected for the export duty on foreign. The
Importance Of this subject and the necessity of
proper legislation, if not already embraced in
the tax bill, will doubtless engage the atten-
ton Of the Committee on Ways and Means.
Yours, s. P. CHASE 4
--lL-ie9t Secretary Of the Treasury. 81
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nag Thing-Celunbus arsenal.


Btg Thing-Celumbus arsenal. ~
FFom the Ohio State asonrnai lssa salsoss IA .
At 10 o'clok last night, we received the fcl-
lowing Interesting dispatch from Hon. s. 8.
Cox: taszazas1 sfstasnsIeazaH0 81 ofns aag4ss %
$40 81 aAss = WxsHrEG7ois, July I, 1854. /
10 TIA OHIO s5kss Journal hssass = s0sasss .
The Columbus Arsenal bin h through both
Houses. Good Glorious z. s. s. cox. =
There i dash Of that great old sunset id
the above. 2 s. . 80 q e
sas6I1H1z serEously Wounded. aa
John ~ Daniel, Esq, editor of the Rich
mond Erasaiaier, who was acting as aid to
General A. ?, Hiils had hisfighs rmshattered
BY ball in the battle Of the 26th. Il
Il TzE Hamilton rsse Tssegraph, the Yallan-'
adigham organ IN Butler county fohio1 has the
| following: sas-si2s g ssas'i e szs4s1as s.
Keep ii before the people, that the Admin
istration party are now flooding the Northern
States with negroes, and have ii some places
reduced The wages 70 ten cents day 50
a dirtier lie than that has not been put in
CIRCULATION, andthe man who would believe Il
| ought to be bored for simples.
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Ik New York, On the 5th, the thermomstsr
stood above s2' in the shade. Comment Is
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- 'a For ST. Louis. ,soTos1
RowENA O. MAsos, Captain.
q 70 leaves SATURDAY, 18th instant, at . ?. n.
fTlHIs splendid passenger packet will ave 4. f. n
Il for the asoEe and all nttrmsdiate land -
ings-
For freight or psssses apply on board Or to. .o4
jyl2-1t IL. L. Mo6hhk, Agent.
For sc. Louis, Cairo and the BENDS.
caAmpIoS. - .m B. MooHl Master
- leaves SATURDAY 12th instant at 4r.n.
ywsHIs solendid passenger packet viii leave sFsss u
III for the above and all intermediate land
ings -.
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/ Mas. susIaI, The Wen knowng ana popular
prina donna, died IL New York on the It'll
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). THE Hamilton7Fns Telegraph, the yallan-'
digham organ IN Butler county fOhio) has the
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TUE partnsrship Of Block, GrOnaner Co.. composed
y Of Jnlius Block II. Gronauer snd L. Grcnsuer,
dissolved by opeFasion ef 18th day Of JaRu
airy, 1852 Al persons notified not to deal with any
member Of said firm without the Of the 9TH
srsholding ourselves not sponsibe for dsbts Of
said rm contracted since that date. sEosll stsH ID
rs u5sWssd ,'esT's Gos7sEaJ 10 io0Ho aRQNAUER,
~ jys-lwoEal - ..w A Iool9'o asi bLs GRoNAUER.
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Important from Nor,h Observation-Disclosures
M fF of the Federal ATmy.ekH ft


from North csrolina.-Ad dvnnce
~ iiT of the Federal ARMY $685.
Ia NEW YoRK, Nov. 10 The Herald's
correspondent from North Carolina re.
ports the occupatiOn of Hamilton. The
letter dated the Alb Gays. ~ ~
Owe have just arrived at Ills place.
tskiug ii with Vrand caValry charge and
IcombIOed gunboa. movement. Our land
forces JET! wilIiamslon yesterday after.
loon. and encamped for the nigh, six
miles below Hamilton. aud moved Tor.
ward at daylight this MOI hing la..I
1.-The enemy is in strong force, and
has preciPitatsly returned to T.rbo o.
We will resk tie earliest opportunity to
sford him fght. Tie people Of the
country are greatly alarmed a, our ap.
proseh. They A.e from home and thtir
property. II gunboats have successful
lJ co operated wish us. The gunboat'
bad a few minutes engagement with the
enemy, as they came up the river. "
Zen. Fosters command Rad a severe
engagement Or Sunday sight with 5000
rebel infapiry, a:s brsSslwOrk. support
I'D by elk pieces II artillery. We killed
and wounded 5Oof tbe enemy. Our loss
was ten, The hrecs immediatsly Y eDg"g
ed were the "a Massachusetts. 44lh Mas.
sachuselIs, Marine artillery, Belgcr's bat
!ery. and the Sd New York cavalry.
"The Marine artillery made gallant
and bold dash acrss a creek and lost
iour Of their men. One oftbe 24Ih waE
killed. The enemy lef, Hamilton. sbsn.
Idoning bis carlhworks precipi'ste'y. We
move from this place in Two ours, to
take Tarboro. on Tar river Gunbosis
will co. operate with US.
| The North State. aud some rthrr gun
boats. had an engagement, day before yes.
terday, on Tar river. Our MARCHES have
been made with rapidi,y. Expect short
ply better and more important news than
l have referred 10 here" se I'D
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 10th
inst, says: ........ -.. ..-.-
alt appears Il tnemy landed large
forces at Washington, or Sunday, ant
tvaneed toward Hamilton, and tool
possession of that town. l,a #. Ru
ut is reported hey destroyed nearly
the whole place. Thsir force is rrprs
senied TO be about 10. 600 infantry. with
40 pieces Of artillery and considerable
force Of cavalry. They are. also reported
to have landed q large FIRE at Palmyra
HALIFAX county, some 20 OF 81 miles from
Wslden. Gen, Peuigrew commands th'
Confederate foees at Weldon. The Yam
KEGS are said to have been commanded BY
Gen. Foster There vas report SatuF
day ths, an engagement oreurrsd in lh'
vicinity Of Tarboro' on Thursday."
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Personal.-- From North carolina---Army
Movements:

FoRTREss MoNRoE. Nov. l3.-GeneraI
Corcorau and staff arrived at Fortress
Monroe this morning. Major Gen Dix
went to suGolk this morning to review
the troops at that place.
The Petersburg Express Of SfNovember
10th. has the following
1.-THE ghost ofrecogui,ion Of the South:
ern Confsderacy BY RrsH~ 9 and EDglasd;
alter having been ,.olsmuly evoked for lhs
tepth time. has been again disu Used to
The shades below. where we hope it will
remain for the balances Of Che war. We
are tired Of tbs freakish te appsaraucs Of
this phantom. aud wish 10 Issei see il
again psraded before the public eye.
I'VE have information that the epemy
is 10 possession Of Willismstop aud Ham-
ilton In Martin rouuty, and large Feds-
raj force is marching on TarboTo. Our
small forces engaged them at Williams.
ton, bnt the enemy's ovefSlelmisg nam.
bers forced eur rsn 10 fall Back. Cur
loss wss 49, the suemy's 100
'"Much damage was dsse to the build.
ing, by shelling in Williamstpn apd Ham.
ilton. Cars have been ordered 70 Tar.
boro to move government stores. Oh
Tuesday night all our available forces
around Kinston received orders To 70 %
near Newbern as they could consequept.
Iy, we expsct stirring news from that
district. We believe Weldon is the point
the enemy wishes 10 reach:
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In the use Of prof,ne words no idsk is
to be expressed, no object il to be obtain
ed, n6 end secured, no ear to be pleased;
no appetite TO be administered 10. mo pas
sion to be fed no title to be acquired. no
wealth TO be earned, no possible good
either real or imagined, is had in view,
They mean nolh!ng They are wicked
cheats playing d game Of deception, at.
tempting 10 palm off clustering sound
for q substantial idea. ....f -.
Profanity is surely a good witness Of d
horrible dGarth Of wisdom. a frightful
scarcity Of thouglt. Nor will any one
pretend that there is any good in proian.
ity; for. besides being an arrant cheat. it
is an idle aud wicked use of the greatest
and beat being in the universe, the best
and lruss, friend Of every human cteG-
ture. - ~ I' - -
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to make charge on both or Aank,, The
troops were slowly retired npoa favorabls
grounds. toward the CITY; a, the same
time 1.-THE cavalry Was SO disposed as TO
divert the coming charge VI the enemy on
our rear, aud lead them upon the Four.
tenth Michigan infantry; the object sue.
oseded admirably; 40 entire regiment Of
cavalry mahings the charger receiving a
fire so desifu tive as 10 drive them back
in great disorder. The cnemy d en- plant.
ed several guns on tie turnpike, which
we're driven OF before they could load
their pieces. a''f" fa -. Hssd 7u
Our iorces were retired in good order
toward the cny, the enemy making one
more attempt to get in our rear nearer The
city, but were Immediately driven. off BY
a regiment Of infantry and sec ion Of
artillery which Lad been ordered forward
as reserve t.--fsN. teeaa
( Tbs concerted plans Of the enemy, Who
had Hauson's brigade Of four Kentucky
regiments asd two Tennessee regimanIs
of Infantry aud FIVE batteries Of artillery,
were defeated, aud our troops enabled 10
give additional proof. Of their efficiency
sSd ralor.I tstv .g, i,JeL gg,g.t...
As we did not rs'occupy the field Of
action. the euemy's totallossis unknown,
butts represented by prisoners to have
besn large. Twenty three prisoners were
captured. including two Captains Of Nor.
gan's artillery. Our casualties Of the
day were - killsd, twenty six wound
ed and pineteen missing. grasl ~ $500
p I have the honor TO remain ta. d.
l.aE arsaaa Very respectfully, s.f v
Your OBJ 'dt ssrv't.
JAMES S. NEGLEY.
Brigadier General Commanding
To Lieut.. Col. DUoAr,. Chef OF Staff.
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sft 5Ger .rf fs{
Rare Love OF Justice.

During his passage 10 conquer the
world, Alexander the Geat came 10 a na.
tion IN Africa. wh' 'ch lived in a secluded
corner, IN peaceful huts, and which knew
neither war nor conqueror. s' 'a a'A ''
The people led him to the hut Of tieir
governor in order TO entertain him He
(ths governor) placed before him GOLDEN
dates, golden figs and golden bread.
DO you eat gold hsrs?' asked Alex
ander. ~ 7r b7H-@s naa' l'si sd. %
81 think, said the governor, "you
could have had eatabls food in your own
country. What did you come here for?'
"Your gold did not induce me 10 come
here" said Alexander, "bus l would like
TO learn your habits" -g.sr tr4 sa
g"Wcll," said the other. "you can stay
with US a, long as you Ike" a4 .-
Whilst they were conysrsing in this
manner, two citizens came to the court 81
justice. .'i~s' -'' '. '-eH r#1a
The plaintiff said: 10 zasa. ef
Il have bought from This man 8 pibce
OF land. and whilst plpughing the ground
| found treasure. This does not belong
to me. for have only bough, the piece
of land. not the hidden nsssurp; never
lhsless. the seller will not take it," ..-
The defendant answered: -t...., ...
IL have heen just as conscientious as
my fellow ciliz-n; | have sold him the
land, with llthat was hidden, and. there
fore, also the tfsasure.' az. s. ...Bt a.F
r The Judge repeated tloir words, in or
der 10 let them see that he understood
them. and after some consideration, said:
"You have a daughter. friend, have
you not?" 'HJ srH7l a.ass wss E
"Yss." ID aa jay O. .a5 ",
"Aad you SOM 'gs ad,--s,e1-o 81.
"well. yOaf son shall marry yonr dauzh
ter. and the married couple shal! receive
the treasure for 4 dowry."f tsuse.
Alexander seemed perplex d. ..,,- O..
SIS psrhaps my decision uNjnst?' ask
ed the governor
"ob, no,o replied Alexander" but il
app.ars strange to me-" at .sess s..
bl"Wbat would .the decision have been
in your country?' asked The former.
ITO tell the truth" said Al xande:,
1--WE would have put both men into Gus,
tody, md would have kept Ire treasure
for the hing q aafis,ssa .tfls
:F6f the. king?' asked the governor
"Does the sun shine on that eaith"' ask
ed he further. '..' ''
Certainly" @ ai' 'ssi 1.1a"
s.DOes /, riih there4'' arob 6a,5als
"0f course" "'s,sB .msN .alss bgy
& singular. Are there any tame ami Vi
mails tkerp?"
""SeveraI Species '. .' :;
81 "Well," said the governor, "thS AL.
mighty Being has let the sun shine. and
let it rain fol the sake Of these iupoceU
animsIs-you do not deserve itF' ,r
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cF A Young man asked his father for
some money. as he wanted to 90 out Of
town TO recruit his health. Recruit
!, our h,alth T. exclaimed the old gentls-
man. well. then, sir, here's couple
Of dollars-that's all we pay fO' recruits
ing in the army"
R .YoR may depend upon We, wife
I give you my word.' II had ratbsf you
would sometim-s keep it, sir.'
EEA poultry fancier, lately prscured
n picture. OF a favorite hen. which was 80
natural that it laid on the table for sevo@
raj weeks. Ia yr-e9 s
| ROns rose rpon a bush: though
hut little one. and though not yet
blown. proves that which bears it to be
tlGe rose tree.
EgAll men Who do anything must
.euduIe a deprecistion Of their efforts; II
rs the dirt Which ihe ch&rio. wheels throw
up. 20" eA } 's''A s7'''
EETbere is a Gaelic provsrb.-"H
the best man % faults were written on bis
forehead, i. would make him pull his bat
over his eyes"
prBlessedislhs Who diss in the fewer
of his youth. 1t is 81 il be had risen
from a feast before he was Intoxicated.
|. EEThe goysrnmspt Of Brazil bas de-
cidsd that after two years the Amazon
land its tributaries shall be open TO the
ECommrrce faH natioua! H1'9 'H eAd'
fiiN sGigd srW --nsl.0l sl.RG.E Aa
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Good News from Gen. Kelley.
HE ATTACKS AND BEATS IMBoDEN.
SeatieTs, Captures aud Destroys Ills
Command.

g l MoRkTiELD. HARDY CouETY, Va. /
...-s ,te November 10, 1899. !
To Governor Pierpont:
! left New Greek on Saturday morning
II le 8th inst, and after continuous
march OF "a hours, a distance Of about
go miles, reach Imboden's camp on the
South Fork, 10 miles south OF this place,
at 81 O'clock yesterday morning. We at
tackled him at once and routed him com.
pletely, killing and awounding many Of
the enemy, also capturing his camp. 80
prisoners, a quantity Of arms.35o fat hogs,
large number Of horses, cattle, wagons,
&C., &C.. 60, o.
Tue Infantry were routed and entirely
dispiri,ed fleeing to the mountains. Their
cavalry were. unfortunately for us, away
OIL an expedition, or our success would
have been complete, We burned their
camp and returned TO this place this eve
ming had with me detachment Of the
First New York Cavalry. under the com
maud of Colonel McRsynolds. the, Ring
gold Cavalry, under the command Of capt.
Keys. the Washington Cavalry, command
ed by Capt Greenfield, Rourk's battery
and three companies oftLe Twenty third
Illinois Infantry, under the command Of
Major Moore. The Infantry companies
carried in wagons. The New York troops
cannot he surpassed for patient endurance
on the march OF for gallant bearing when
in aethna Our attack was so unsxpSct,
ed aud inpstuous lha. our loss is irifing,
three or four men slightly, and one Sc
vsrsly wounded; none killed.
- B. r. KELLEY, Brig. Gen.
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] BOOK uI j AND N JOB PRINTING.

weaFapTe pafed tc sSecute Il dcsctiptiope JOB
WORK such as CARDS. CIRCULARS, POSTERS.
BALLTICKRTS. and every other variety of PLAIN
AND FANCY JOBPING, with neSand suporlortype
h nd on short notice.
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Eag The great men ofths earth are the
shadowy men, who, having lived and died
now live again and forever through their
undyipg thoughts. Thus living. though
their voices are louder than thunder, un-
ceasiug a. the aov Of tide or air. e
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s'11sF 11tsF The Oldest piece Of furniture is the
multiplication table. Itwas constructed
more than two thousand years ago. and 1T
Is vet as good asnew. .ssd ,.-57r7
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''a ~ Many married soldier goes thro
4 campaign without scratch, which is
better thGu he night do at home! ,ss
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cF File right r. said an eficer 10 hid
company. .'B' dad" said al lrishman,
who stood near by, sharpening his saw.
chs ne oSH property, and Ill be doin'
as pla.e wild it," ~ as.. ..-
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SfA. Does a horse :'go to grass when
hsTis turned into q -fieldP?ty'NN 7A
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d A recent philosopher discoverss method
TO avoid being dupnsd, Howl How?'
every body asks. Never run in debt.
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Our company stood thus when orgsni-
Eed. Since then some have been pro.
NOTED and others detached for duty else.
where. Among the number are: ar n
VIM FELTON,, Com missary Sergeant.
II F Leib, @. NJ. Department. 20 %
l, E. Hall, Regimental Postmaster. 60
Charles Reok, Colonel's Orderly. ~ .