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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

VIZ announce with pleasure the arrival,
last week, of Sister TERENeIA NORMAN, one
Of those excellent nurses who have dome 50
much for the patients in this hospital
----~---------~--------
We take pleasure in announcing that
no deaths have occurred during the past
week, and the patients are improving finely.
Forty-fve were returned to duty on the
24th and 9th ut,
OuR worthy Postmaster, upon applica-
ton 20 the Department. has received the
Bass Key, privilege granted to but
few Offices, 50 our mails can now 60 to and
from Washington and Baltimore, without
interruption or delay
4 Singing School, Of which Or. T. Il.
ALLEN Is President. and ] P SrAMBAtdH,
Secretary has been organized, and viii
hereafter be held every Thursday evening,
in the building used as a chapel Il is for
the benefit Of the conyalescents. and all
who may desire to participate hi tic exer-
eises, are invited to attend.
THE steamer Pioneer paid us a short Viz.
it Oh the morning Of the 24th ultimo for
the purpose Of relieving US Of our surplus
coiored population. and taking them 10
Washington. The authorities here were
able to accommodate her to the number Of
sixtyeight, and as there area 9. few more
left" we would say TO her sisters, Cone
and do likewise
4 colored individual was brought into
camp Sunday afternoon by Sergeant z. q.
Raglan, charged with retailing sperrits
to our soldiers. The fact was clearly pro-
ven, and the merchant was surnmarilx
ordered to tote a sand bag Of fifty pounds
weight mp and down prescribed limit. as
reward for his enterprise in the mercaa
tile Inc When he-left, yesterday morn
ing, he expressed himself as of the deterri-
natifa to retire from the business.
On the morning of the 18th uItimo, he
sloop "seaman's Bride was captured at
st. Jerome's Creek, some seven miles above
the mouth of the Potomac, by the U s.
revenue steam cutter Hercules, Captain
DUNCAN commanding, while attempting to
reach the Virginia shore The sloop was
loaded with goods of all descriptions mostly
needed in Virginia. The captain, crew and
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

HE Legislature of West Virginia is to
meet at Wheeling, Va. on Thursday next
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
Local Items.

The Surgeon in charge has ordered the hospit-
al calls 10 be sounded at the following named
hours until further notice -
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
THAsKsaryIso.- Owing to the new arr;

THAsKsaIyISo.- Owing to the new arr.
val Of large number Of patients the night
previous, and Unnecessary hustle and labour
IN getting them all comfortably quartered
the day was not 80 generally observed as it
otherwise would have been. Nevertheless.
the patients enjoyed good dinner, and
everything passed off very well
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

The supper at the Masons'
Hall last Tuesday evening was
the most splendid affair of the
kind We ever attended. The
Masons never do anything unless
they do it right.
A table around the whole Hall
was groaning with provisions,
and the richest delicacies of the
season. Notwithstanding it was
a free supper, three times twelve
baskets full might have beer
gathered up. The ladies, partic.
ularly, must receive the praise
and thanks fthe order, for the
material interest which they
gave to the evening.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
OTE. j. Putnam, Esq, will

OTE. ]. Putnam, Esq, will
leave this place on next Monday
for Kentucky, as special agent OF
the U. S. Sanitary Commission,
in charge of live chickens and
eggs for the sick soldiers in the
hospitals at Columbus, Ky. Do
nations will lie received until 10
o'clock a. m. on Monday. We
know that this appeal will be no
bly, responded 10.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
Respectable.
DAVID V. BAKER.

Remaining IN the Post Office at Winches-
ter. Ind. July 9th, 1862
A-Allcn G. w
R-Behcn James. Bowen T II, BOYD
Fmeline, Bailey T.
Case Jarvis .. Cleveland Lucinda.
Cooper ], coddington Eliza, Cleyenger
RI
p-Davis Samuel
Fry Anna, Frazc Samuel ?
C-Crav Jonathan, George Mary, Ge-
rard Thomas J. Green Ruth
U-ifousc John. Harold Elisha, HUFF
man Andrew. Harris Phube
i-lrvin Getty w
flames Jesse
E-keisling Isaac
LYLE Amy. Lonrneckcr Mary, Loux
John, Life John. Langley John
N--Miller Samuel. Miller Jacob. Miller
Mary I, Morton William. Meek Daniel,
Mclntirc John >. Morris Louis, Mininiger
Jacob, Martin Joseph Rev
O-Ovlcr Henry
Parsons Martha, Pyle Sarah
R-Rohson Misses, Rincr Henry, Rho
Nv George, Robson Lydia A, Rinard
Henry. Reeves Madison
Smith John n, Stephenson John
T-Thomas John. Turner Frank
W-Wilkins 1hos, Wright William,
Williams Daniel b.
Persons calling for any letters IN the
above list viii please saw advertised"
y. r. DIGGS. T. NJ.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
The Atlantic Monthly.

The July number commenced the 10Th
volume Of this popular Magazine. The
publishers promise the readers of the At
lantie r great variety Of the best articles
in all departments Of literature. Among
Of James Russell Lowell.H W. Longfel-
low, Louis Agassiz. Ralph Waldo Finer
-oa, John G.. Whittier. Bavard Taylor,
Mrs. II. b. Stove. Edward Everett. Har-
fiet Prescott, and a host of other able
and popular writer's. Terms, 50 per an
num-.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
REGULAR TOASTS.

T. Day VIZ CfLKpRArr:
II was the day on which our Nation wa1
born into the family Of Nations. The
preservation Of il as n Nation is commit
ted TO M. Let us not suffer il 20 die in
orr hands ; but let ia preserve and trans
init II TO our children as we received II
from our Fathers.
Response nv Jere. Smith.
.. THE PArRroTs or THE PrvorurIox:
Through toll and blood thev acquired
our lihertv and independence. and handed
then' down 10 us. II is our duty to pre-
serve them for our posteritv.
RESPONSE bv Rev. Mr.. Stout.
8. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UaIrrD
STATES:
The Nations Covenant. Long NAV Il,
be preserved in the AK Of Safety, and he
presided over bv the departed spirits Of
its immortal founders. Now being oap.
tized in the blood Of patriots, it will arise
in the newness Of life.
Response nv Miles Hunt.
4. THE Memory oE w ARLINGTON:
The Father Of his Country; first in war.
first In peace, and first in the hearts of his
~coun'svmen. Let us cherish and initiate
his virtues.
In silence. Response nv the Choir
"Hail Columbia. happy land"
s. THE UvIos:
Our strength and safety In war. our
honor and gIoryi in peace; that which gives
ia n name & roughout the world, at must
and shall be preserved - and stillcd he
the heart and palsicd be the hand that
would dismcmber IL.
Response by J. A.. Norman.
6. Qua CouxTnY:
10. here the oppressed Of AL Nations
look for help.
Response by a. J. Nef.
7. THfs uSHorY R%EbrrrioSs
II must he suppressed, and may ths time
speedily come when this Nation shall, as
in times past. be one undivided people.
Response by Col. A. Stone.
2. Tnr PREss:
BY it's Argus eye Frauds and ~corrup.ons
are detected and exposed. treason de-
nouncei, and the Liberties Of the people
preserved.
Response BY G. n. Bonebrshs
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

rs Should any of our citizens. visiting
indianapolis at any time, be in want If
school Books, they should goto Merrill
& Co.'S, Glenn's Block.
IF you want Law Books, 60 to Merrill
4 Cos.
If you want Theological Books, go to
Merrill & Co.'S.
If YOU want Blank Books, 20 20 Merrill
4 Co.'S.
If you want Stationery, go to Merrill
& Cos.
All Of the above sold Mt the most reas.
enable prices. Call and examine thcir
large stock when YOU go to the Capital
II will repay you for the trouble.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
ANNOUNCED ENTs.
pRosEcuTING ATTORNEY.

We are authorized 20 the
name Of JOSEPH r. DUCKW Of
Muncic. asa candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney for the Judicial District com
nosed Of the Counties Of Randolph, Jay,
Delaware and Blackford.
FFLLow-CrrrzESs In accordance with
my address 90 you. | am n Union candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney Of the 18th
Judicial District. composed o: the Coun-
ties Of Randolph Jaw. Delaware and Black
ford. subject 10 your decision at the ccto.
Der election.
Respectfully.
DAVID v. BAKER.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

1t was lately reported in the
English papers that the Monitor
had been captured by the seces-
sionists, our fleet in the Missis-
sippi destroyed, Mcclellan whip
ped near Richmond, and the ar
my Of Gen. Banks completely
annihilated; all OF which our
readers know was a huge hum
bug. But it is no humbug, but
a fact that Jack Ross keeps the
best regulated Livery Stable, the
best and fastest stock, finest bug
gles, carriages, ETC., ETC., in east.
ern Indiana.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
Farmers every where are cut

Farmers every where are cut
ting their wheat which promises
an abundant yield. Providence
seems to be smiling upon us in
every respect; but in our efforts
10 put down rebellion. Perhaps
the many shackels of silver are
hid in the camp.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
The Fourth.

Early in the morning. even before some
Of our citizens had arisen from the en-
brace Of Somnus, the people from the
country began 60 pour in 60 celebrate the
natal day Of our Independence. The
streets Of Winchester were crowded m
ill about 10 o'clock, when the procession
was formed by Col. Thos. NJ. Browne,
who wore the insignia of officer Of the
day. The procession then marched 20
she grove and were entertained hy speech
- by Judge Peelle, Secretary of STATE.
Judge Brown and Colonel Browne. The
, speeches were able and fuii Of patriotism.
We have not the room 10 give even a con
densed report OF their remarks, hut suffice
il TO say that a firm spirit that this REBEL
ion must be crushed by any means prevail.
ca the whole. Dinner was then the next
item on the programme, and .e suppose,
both by observation ani actual experience,
that ample justice was done this depart
mcnt. At two the meeting was again
called to order By the iEspiriting notes Of
the fife and drum, when the choir again
treated the audience 10 their choicest mu
sic. we never heard GLORY, fIallelpjah,
Hail Columbia and the Star Spangled
Banner sung better.
The regular tossts were then in order
and replied 20 as IS seen below. Our col.
unns are too limited 70 DO justice. but al
must be satisfied 60 know that The rcspon.
ses were not only able but patriotic. Mex.
week we will try to give some Of them a
near AZ our memory will serve as. Tn,
news of the defeat of II army befor,
Richmond hal a tendency 10 dampen, no
the patriotism, but IL outward manifesto
tion by the assembly. Still, deep dowr
!. in their hearts was a firm determinatlor
that the Government must be preserve,
and the American Flag again wave in tri
umph over every foot Of Columbia's soil
After three rou-ing cheers for the Union
the assembly marched back into town, i
the same order in which IL went out, an
was dismissed on the east front Of IA
r Public Square, when, on the call OF Cap
Smith the old Silver Grays gave tire
%rousing cheers for the 18th day Of Jul,
! l776. They then dispersed to their farm
c and workshops, TO meet again when the
country called them, even if it he on Ii
battle field.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11


WINcuEsrrR, Saturday, June %. 90.
Accorli ling 10 a 7%revions notice a mum
her Of the Directors and persons that felt
an interest IN the Randolph County Arri-
cultural Society, met AZ the Auditors Of
fee. The meeting was called to orler by
thc President.
The Committee that had been appointed
10 ascertain and select some nermanent
and suitable place for holding Fairs. re-
quested the Board 70 accompany them and
examine snch places AZ might be had for
that purpose. They proceeded 10 the old
Fair ground. ard. after sn examination.
como 10 the conclusion thev would remove
il 10 some other place. il n suitable one
could DO found. They then looked ut two
Other sites that were proposed and return.
Cd to the office. when DIR. Converse offer
ed he following. VIZ:
WHEpFss, David Heaston has proposed
10 the Ranrolnh County Agricultural So
cietv a part or al the field adjoining town
on the wcst and north Of the Winchester
aud Muncie State road for the term If II
pasture, so ne not 10 iniure II IN anv VA,
for the use Of the Society; the Societ,
agreeing n fence rhe same, and have thu
right 10 make such improvements as they
nav deem necessary, and exercise a guar
dianshin over the same: BE IL therefore
Resoired. That the Society accent said
proposition. and n committee be appointed
70 enter into an article Of agreement with
said Heaston and repor, at our next meet
ing.
Which was unanimously adopted. and
DR.. A. +. Teal was chosen az said Com
mittce.
BENJAMIN Hunt offered the followin,
resolution:
RssoIred, That the Executive Commit
tee be appointed and empowered to re-
move all the OLD lumber from the old Fai
grounds that belongs to the Society, nm,
fence and 1T W the new grounds read,
for holding our next Fair.
Which was adopted.
On motion of LATE. irwin, the Presiden
and Secretary were appointed 4 Commit
tee 20 make out a list Of premiums fc
the noxt Fair and report at our next meet
ing.
On motion, the Society adjourn 10 NEE
on the Grst Saturday in August next. q
this Office, and that the Directors iron
the different Townships are specially re
quested TO attend, and all others that fec
an i~nterest in the cause. Carried.
DR.. A. r. TEAL, Pres't.
n. r. HEssros. Sec'y.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

-
The most ancient. honorable and useful
avocation of man.
10 INpisSa:
Her promnt and LOYAL response TO the
call Of our country. shows her to he as
ready 10 defend the Constellation In war
as IN, has been to maintain il in times Of
peace.
IL. OrR BR,vE SoLDrrRs;
They are entitled to the thanks Of a
grateful reonlc for tho dangers and hard
ships they have undergone 10 preserve the
free institutions Of our Government from
the hands of treason and rebellion.
-. ORA R~rruRric:
We have rallied around Il IN other DAYS
when the sunshine Of prosperity was upon
W. let us not forsake il in gloom and
advcrsiiv that has now gathered around
it,-still lot ns. like brave men. bear aloft
the Banner % our Country. inscribed with
tho sentiment. ain hoe signgm pinces.'
(Bv this you shall conqner.)
Response bv .Jtmes Brown.
~. "THE FL,o or ouR U~IoS
The protection cf orr citizens In al
foreign lands. II must and shall be theil
protection NJ home.
Response by Choir-"The Flag OF IL,
Union"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of the citizens
of Winchester and Deorfeld. and all 9th
or PERSONS of the county interested, at
Winchester on Saturday, the i2ih day OF
July. 1859, for the purpose Of organizing
a Turnpike Company to build n Pike
Road from Winchester north through
Deerield. Let every body come out 10
the meeting.
MANY CITIZENS.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

g%-The Delaware County Tunes, IN
der the head of Union Congressional
Ticket" inserts the nnmeof Hon. David
kilgore. The Free Press. Of the same
place, hoists. a. It's Union Congressional
candidate, "The Peopte's Nominee"
which does not mean Judge Kilgore, by
upwards Of considerable.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

EDiroRs JoUssAL,-Genfs Amount Of
Docket Fees paid over by meas Clerk,
to the Couaty Treasurer. since last Re.
port Of the 30 Of April. is62. IL $500.
The amount Of monies paid over By
ne as Clerk. since August 22d, 1851, NJ
10 Jaly LIST, ls62. is 436. 80.
Respectfully,
JOINS II. CoopprcH, Clk
T.. &. sc. Z. I. X. G.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

eT-From A late number of tho Mnncie
Free Press. We learn that VIII r. Irwin
mas been promoted 20 the First Lieuten-
ancy of Capt. Brady's Company, eth Ind.
Volunteers.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
Another Soldier Gone to Rest.

Our readers will remember that we in
our last issue made mention of a Young
man being ran over by the cars. at Union
City. The particulars Of this sad acct
dent. as near az we have been able 20
learn them, are about as follows:
As we before stated. he was a soldier.
and was returning from Pittsburg Land
,nc on sick leave, TO his home in Jay
Counts. Arriving at Union City. he got
of the train and stepped upon the track,
and while standing there, was knocked
down and run over bv a ear which had
aust been detached from another train,
and which came upon him In an opposite
direction. He was very hard Of hearing.
and did not heed the Warnings Of tho
Conductor and others IN 'imeto save him
self. The car passed over both hislec'
lust below the knee, crushing them in
horrible manner, and otherwise bruisino
and injuring him. His legs were imme.
dia,ely amputated, and hopes we're at frs
entertained that he would recover, but,
NATTER lingering in the greatest agony for
I,me four deys, death came TO the poo'
flows relief.
Tia nsme, We understand. was Joseph
Bsewste<, Aad he bcior red to Capt
\rs's Company, 40th Ohio yolIn.sera
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

s3-Thc Postmaster has received a sun
ply Of self-%sealing and stamped wrappers
for doing up single papers; the most SON
vtnicnt arrangement we have seen for
many a day. Price. 80 cents for > wrap
pcrs.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

~ There Is but a single dry goods
house in Winchester that advertises, and
any body. with "half an eve" can see
shat it isdo'ng the principal business in
Shat line. This Is a fact.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
L GAL r &c Q r. ID :

eS-Having a large and increasing cir
culAIion, the Journal will be found
an excellent medium for advertising. Blu
smess men, look to your interests, and
let the people know what you are doing.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

CO Charles w. Cotton, form
erly OF the Indianapolis Sentincl
and afterward connected with the
Minnesota press, is now local
editor Of the New Albany Ledg-
err.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

sr- Mrs. Capt. Hamilton will nlease
accept the thanks of the Junior Editor Of
this paper for that dish Of honey. It was
she incest We have seen Zoe a long time.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

rT~ John A. Gunckle is erecting a frame
dwelling house on the north side Of tie
Railroad. west of John w. Digs.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

Notice is hereby given that all
those indebted 10 me must call
and settle Immediately. The
accounts of ]. +. Deem are also
in my hands for collection and
must be settled at once. Those
knowing themselves to be indebt-
ed to me or J. F. Deem will do
well 10 sec me and save further
costs.
lt3 T.. j. puTmAs.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
MANY CITIZENS

To JusrIcEs.-We have just printed a
lot Of neat black summoDses Call and
examine them.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

[S-f YOU want A good Reaper & Now
er Combined. purchase the "Mannv." for
saleby Elisha Martin, at the Brick Ware
house. 1T
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

cEThe New Castle Courier saws that
a telegraph line will soon be put into op-
Grafton along tie Cincinnati aud Chicago
Railroad.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

cy- Connersville has, at last, 4 Rail
road. The Junction Road was completed
to that place a few days ago.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

JANIS BRowS. Esq, will address his
fellow citizens Of Huntsville on political
topics on FRIDAY EVENING, July
18th. All are invited to cone and hear
for themselves 1t
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04


The man who planted dagger in his enc.
mys breast, rsised a crop u hemp that ele.
vated him in The world.
Once our Statesmen clustered around the
now. our politicians only tske
TO the stump.
Frsnklin, on hearing the remark that what
was lost on earth went 10 The moon, ssserted
that there must be deal OF good advice ac-
cumulatei there.
What miss always makes her lover 10 as.
trsyt Answct--Miss. lead.
What il the best line to lead man With
Answer--Crino.iine.
"A fair political Joke is told of q man In
Atlanta, who, the day before election pass
ed shop snd saw a card hanging up with
the inscription: "Bells Hung" He stop.
ped and read the card sttentively. "Bell's
hungP' he exclsimed. "Bslps hung, is hef
Then who will run on the Union ticket
now3'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

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The Collegiate Course includes the prlnci
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stock and Partnership Books,
Exc 3 phfyIng humorous csses OF difiicult orcn
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by the authors forty years experience In bu.
Sness.
The Settlement Of Single Entry PART
nersbip Books,
Generally 40 little understood that two "pro
Iessors of Book Keeping IN this city recently
made out u business balance sheet contui hing
i5.tHO errorsi
Rectifying. Deranged Double Entry
Books,
\ frequent and highly responsible duty, ex.
nlsinod IN M othor treatise on accounts.
ChanSing q single to n Double Entry
Ledger,
Illustrated for tho FRS. time IN Duff's I,ool
Keeping.
The Private Ledger,
or Keeping the results Of the business private
$50 often desired by extensive arms, remains
Wholly unknown TO the pupils OF all other Com.
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Business Correspondence.
Tho volume oi Dun Manuscript Business
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'tructlon IN use.
Business Forms
Systematically arranged and taught in CON
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Commercial Computations,
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commercial und Ornamental Penman-
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~ w. u. Duff and C. G. Cochran, authors Of
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The popularity OF these improv, ments. and
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

Tuasfso ras TasLrs.-If the rebels con. ;.
unue 70 excite The ife Of our volunteers, by
calling them rnercenafies, they need not be
surprised to ind "nsfy'' mefoy shown them
oy our indignant soldiers when they meet.
ohIVs war cry. wAor in.
Tears thst will not fsll in VAN. Any Of
the Northern volun4Esss.
The New Southern Losa. Let alone.
Anatomy for the times. Arms for those
Who will fight for ths Union; legs for those
who won't.