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rymore, every soul on board was saved,
with loss, however, of all they had.
About noon the admiral had the cap
tains of the Monitors called together, and
declared to them his determination to
withdraw their vessels from the harbor.
AS is the habit of his Independent mind,
he had arrived at this conclusion after
cool reflection upon the facts officially re-
ljorteu TO him, --:tI.o-vt cUT1Surfrurt01r utrI
any one else.
The honor of the North was fully upheld
in the action, and the loyal people can be
Justly proud Of the devotion and gallantry
of al engaged in it. No better testimony
on that subject than the following as gen.
erous as true letter addressed by Major
General Hunter to the admiral, imme-
diately after the attack, can be offered:
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE SoUTII. !
L. s. Transport Zen Deiord, April S, 1885
ADMIRAL Not knowing vet what lavc been
the results of volr attack of Yesterday so far rs
Fort Sumter is concerned, Icaanot but congratu-
late you on the magnificent m&nncr in which the
vessels under your command were fought.
A mere spectator, could do nothing but pray
for you, which, believe me, did most heartily,
for you and all the gallant men under your COM
mand, who sailed so calm and Searlessly into and
under and through concentric fire which has
never heretofore had parallel in the history of
warfare
That you are uninjured, and so many of the
vessels of your command still fit for service, is
cause of deep gratitude to Almighty God. 1
confess when the Wechawken first ran under
Sumters guns receiving the casemate and bar
bette broadsde from Fort Moultrie and all the
others within range, / fairly held my breath unit il
the smoke had cleared away, not expecting to
see ycstige of the little vessel which had pro-
yoked such an attack. With each of the Others
the same scene was re-enacted my interest in
the fate of the Ironsidcs being, perhaps, the
keencst from nv knowledge OF her comparative
vuInerability, and Of the deep loss the country
would sustain if anything were TO happen to you.
Thank God for the results SO far rs they go.
May He have you in his keeping through what
ever chances are vet before you. No country can
ever fail that has men capable of suffering what
your iron-clads had yesterday to endure. God
bless YOU and keep you safe, Admiral, and be-
Iieye me, with the highest esteem,
d. HUNTER, Major General.
Admiral s. F. BrrsSI,
'N Flagship New fessiIss: off Fort Sumter.
y
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THE RESPONSE,

ihys put the children to bed, Harry
Roae and Willie and Maud;
They have sung their hymns together,
And whispered their prayer to God.
Then Rose said, gently smiling,
"Come Willie and Mand now say
"God bless the dear, sweet father,
Father, 90 FAR away"
And such glad trust arose, Harry,
In this sad heart Of mine,
For felt thar God would keep you
Safe IN bis hand divine;
And kissed their pure, young forehsads.
And said, "He is over all!
: He ceunteth the hairs Of your heads darlings
s.. And noteth the sparrow's fall
TSen I sung them to their sleep Harry,
With hymns all trust and love,
AID knew that God was listening
Ffon his gracious throne above.
tCA Aid since that calm, sweet evening,
/ hare felt 30 happy, dear:
And 90 have the children, Harry;
They seem to know no fear.
They talk Of your coming home, Harry
Al something sure to be;
I HIST to their childish pratings
= Nor care to check their glee.
For oh! tbs cause 30 noble,
And you are 50 brave and true,
Ard God protects His own, Harry
xnd surely win watch DER yon.
So keep up brave good heart, Harry
q coa xilfng-and He knows best
Wen welcome you, safe and happy
Back TO the dear home-nes-
And Maud and Rose and Willie
Shall yet, with moistened eye
Give thanks to the dear, good Father,
While you stand tearfnlby.
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WANTED TO KNow.-If man who did
not know what to do ever got job?-and
if bald headed man can be said to be
hair-brained?
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THE Four SEASONS. = .Schooimaster
"Come here, boy, and tell me the names
of the four seasons" Yong Prodigy
"Pepper, mustard, salt, and vinegar;
them's what mother seasons with.
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Pop.-"Pop-ping the question" derives
its significance from the fact that it has
become a condition precedent Of legally
increased population.
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A soldiers Dream of Home.
ny CAROLINE A. MASON

You have put the children to bed, Alice
Maud and Willie and Rose;
They have lisped their sweet "Our Father
And sunk to their nights repose.
Did they think of me, dear Alice'
Did they think of me and say,
"God bless him, and God bless him,
Dear father, far away!"
Oh, nv very heart grows sick, Alice,
Ilong 80 to behold
Rese with her pure, white forehead,
And Maud with her curls Of gold;
And Willie, so gay and sprightly,
So merry and full Of glee.
Oh, my heart yearns 70 unfold ye
Nv ssmiling group of three"
lean bear the noisy day, Alice: !,
The camp life gay and wild
Shuts from my yearning bosom
The thought of wife and child.
But when the night is round me,
AnQ unucI It's btatty poouA'
gather my cloak about me,
i dream such long, sad dreams!
) I think or the pale young wife, Alice
! Who looked mp in my face
When the drum beat at evening
And called me to my place.
I think Of the three sweet birdlings
10 Left In the dear home-nest.
And my soul is sick with longinss
That viii not be at rest.
Oh, when win the war be over, Alice!
- Oh, ,xAsn shAp 1hAhAia-------
Fc.e with her pure, white forward
And Maud with her curls Of gold;
tAnd wal 30 gay and sprightly,
$50 merry and full Of glee,
Ard more than all the dear wife
= Who bore my babes to me!
God guard and keep you 81 Alice!
God guard and kees me, too;
For II only one wfe missiug'
What would the Others do!
Oh when pi1l the war be over,
:. And waen shall behold
rbo,,whom love 30 dearly,
safe In the dear home fold!
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PApA-" Well, my dear, did you tell
mamma, that Miss Myrtle was waiting to
see her?"
CHILD" Yes, pa
Para" And what did she say?"
CHILD-t She said, What a botherp :"
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Marriage a la Mode.

"Tom You should take WIFE" 'Now, love forbid"
~ found YOU one last night" 1.-THE deuce you did,!
"Softly perhaps she'll please you." "Oh of course!"
Fifteen alarming witty" Nay, that's worse"
Discreet a.! show -handsome"-"To lure the fel-
lows
"Hichborn-aye, haughty-tenderheart jealous
Talents oerflowing enough to sluice me -
"And then Tom, such fortune w" Introduce me-"
"Im monarch of all survey, " as the
pig said when he was revelling on the gar
bage
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-19

4 sSwAsiP ANGEL" INCIDENTAL Nor
ris Island correspondent of the Pkiladel-
phia Inqlirer says:
Colonel Serrell of the New. York En-
ls-sa--sl--.. ----4;ssiI, and not afraid
TO enter swamps, you can imagine his
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Colonel Serrell ordered him to try He
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Colonel, the mud is over my mems
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i want twenty men eighteen feet long,
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however, was built with the aid of wheel
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1t sprung up in night, and Beauregard
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Nlneveh, which will be DESTROYED.
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Out on the Dubuque and Sioux City
Railroad travellers and employees have
the gayest possible times. The train is
only about two hours making the first
nine
The other day, just this side Peoria, a
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yHWhy," said the boy, " fathers big
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CIV. ran back, and sure enough, on the
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that he could wait till the train passed,
and then eatchup to it, jump on the hind
car, and take a free ride. He tried it
andwon. Since then the conductor has
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with animals on his hind car.
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Times
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r ARTEMUS WARD; HIS WORKS.
At D0BELL'S Book Store.
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FOREIGN LIQUORS.

EUGENE HAPPIER. wM scnxAKESBURc
HAPPIER & SCHNAKENBURG, ts
Importers and Dealers in
Whiskys, Brandies, Wines,
Gins, &C., &C., sc.
Also Rectihers and Manufacturers Of
Domestic Wines and Liquors.
NO. WATER ST., bet. Main and Sycamore,
augl4 EVANSVILLE. IND.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-19

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER CONTAINED
ID in the Will of NJ. w. Foster, decreased, as we'll
& 81 es5 ST tbs GpqEsr Sf copPop Plea. Of vsn
4oclo p. m, at the Court House door, in the
city of Evansville, the following described Real
Estate: =
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Admi ] lstrator,s Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ ue ersighed as taken out let ers of Admiuis-
tration upon he estate Of Thomas n. YoungloYe.
late of Nanderbargii county, Indiana, deceased.
All persons haviIig ciaiA against said estate Will
present. them forthwith. properly certified for
settlement, and persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate will make Immediate paw
ment. Said estate is supposed to be solvent
s. 9l519-GEORGE C. Y0UNGL0VE,
sepl0 Administrator.