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Anecdote OF GenernI shnrm.,

EaBtENNfAH.
The Prairie Chicken, a little paper pub
ished at Tiltop, Illinois, contains the fol-
lowing:
CONVERSATION WITH s4rp1rAN
DURING HIS JATR VISIT To CHICAGO.
General S--.(to q soldier visiting him):
"You were with General - on his =
march, were your"
Yes, Generals and we nearly sta we'd
sugar"
We'll, you could have pushed right
through 1 should think, and avoided all
your troubles.n
we could, General. We were just
kept dawdiingsl0ng, wasting our time, un-
I'll GU. provisions gave ont"
ADJ NJ subsistence In the country, l
rposal" -
aSesrcely any, General"
Al = should have kept down in
tho next tier of. counties He would have
sound nientv of food and forage PlentyP
The writer why, General, do you
kDow the whole country-all the counties
in all the States 2
aPretty well, a good deal Of it. And
what is not personally known can easily be
found out, nearly enough, from the last
census return
aYou made use Of that did you SIR, IN
your campaigns2f
UAlwsys travelled with 1t in my d d
bsgs. 1 could tell how many Inhabitants
how many cultivated acres how many
head of cattle and horses, how many bush.
els of grain each county possessed at thai
time, and so, approximately, how many
there would be now, and how long 1
would subsist my army"
Turning TO another soldier.) " 4oI
were woundedAt the crossing CT Sslkehst
chic, we're your a.c
ayes, General ms brigade"
"Ah, you were down there by the Gu
timber"
had got away beyond thst-to tn
csusewsy. We we're all lying low, AM
the colonel asked me if the men eouldn'
be got up on TO the causewsy. 1 jumps
up on it myself, but hadn't more thai
struck my feet when 1 tumbled"
Il only meant to make q fein
there while 1 crossed higher up, where v
did cross"
So continued the courteous and gentle
manly soldier, passing a few remarks wit
each ofhis many visitors, during the tim
our call lasted.
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Alfred Tennyson, the poet laureate Of
England, is failing very fast. He was just
recovering from a severe attack of throat
disease, when walking late one evening in
his Isle of Wight garden, hetook cold, and
now, it is stated, symptoms Of consumption
are evident. His friends are going to re-
move him to the South of Franco at once,
as the only chance of saving his life.
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SEWING MACHINES.
WHE FLORKNCR
II haa many improvements ovs any and Al
ARNFlNR MACHINES.

hss the FsVsFslbls Ised, feeding the cloth eithaR
tsl 6s right Or en- 70 stay . sam or Asten tha
Looh, Doubls Lock, Knot and Double KnOt--taoh
6SInE like on both Edss Of the fabric. Its mo-
Ions are al positive; BsWB the thickest Or thinnelt
Hhrjc1 without ahaags Of tsnsloa- Hens any
Vidfh bsHsa, braids. quilts, bindl, EAthsu, and
SWlinA Gt the 80 lima.
. GLRA9N co. AgeniA
o Square, Cleveland, nd No. Z MsEI1l
HaoSt# IFoiE Agak uaatsds iElV1I-R
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A superintendent of q mission school,
being annoyed by the noise in appealing
to tbe bows, raising his hand said-"Now,
iet,s see # We can't near a pin drop" ALI
was silence, when q little fellow in h e'baek
of the room, cooking his ear and placing
bimseff in an sttitude Of bresthless alien
ton, spoke outlet her droPr
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WATCHES:
To Soldiers -Waltham Watches

Let svsEysOldier. before he returns home provide
himself with AnAmerieau Watch; no bstteruse can
be made Of money than to invest Il In one OF these
durable and accurate time-Piscos. 1t Is . kind Of
property that constantly returns good intsrost,an
its money value is so we'll known that = pocket full
OF silxer dollars wouldn't be as HFeful.
Sold BY all respectable Watch dealers.
The AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
iv12.9s4 Office 81, broadway, NJ Y.
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DENTISTRY.
TEsTHl Z TEETH
DR., ]. Z. BAEIEES,

Late Of tho hrm Of HALLTvEEL 4 DEHIEIA Z
sfm Al hfs old established Dental Rooms, cornS .
Ontario street and Public Square, making thoa .
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, At the old prices
70 SIS. All work warranted. spteBa
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General Butler forwarded his resignation
- tba War Department about the first Of
Iuns. but it has been returned TO him WIN
enc endorsement: mot accepted"
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OUR STOCK OF

Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war IL now about played ont,
Great changes have been wrought.
Our gallant boys are coming homej
Jeh Davis has been caught.
Huzzal huzzAi now hang your banners sut,
Huzzal huEzAl let all the people shout.
5he way the rebel chief was caught
is l~Aughable indeed;
He tried to run In petticoats,
But he did not succeed
HuzzAi huzza hang all IOnF banners ont,
Jeh Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
a woman shOnld retre't
With q great bOwie-knite in hand,
Until they saw his eet.
Huzzal huEzal our boys have got COED senssi
'TWiIt gaiter shoes and stOgy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, c~rInoline, we think you nna,
For you would not conceal
The uyTuR r1Ovt President.
When he did show his heel.
HuzzA huzzAl there's nothing half so hne
To shov : foot and ankle of, liks we'll raised
crinOline.
Yoar days are numbered now, old Jsn,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in view,
Than the sTd Of = stoEt rope.
Hu7zAl huzzGl JET Davis has no shoe;
In settling mp AZ his accounts, just keep hi
crimes In view.
Wen wei. ONE one and all,
And treat them to n hne new suit
AtlSAAC'S UaION HALLI
BIzzai huzza fling the starry banner out,
Our ga liant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West, at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac a. IsaacSAs Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines Storr's AutOmatoR Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
~ Look ont for the Giants. my25
lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
81 exhibition, a large stock OF
FANCY OASSIM ERES,
BLACK DOE5KINS,
BLACK DALIAH 4 BROWN BROAD ULOTH,
BLACK AND FANCY sKTIHEfTs,
EVERET Mills DOUBLE
N TWIST OOTTJNADES,
BLACK AND DRAB HALTENS,
sILIOIASA AND SATERN DRILLS
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Merchant Tailors, County Merchants and Whole
sAlS buyers generally, Will ind 1t to their adVan-
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. s. MANN,
jyls 16s Superior st. Gpp Bank st.
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Since the declaration of the Republican
Chicago platform of 1850, that Slaver-
Polygamy we're twin sisters
one of the great cri-
appesrA' , an
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Ines has practically dis

=AAAR8
and the other would seam ready
60 disappear. Speaker COlfaz, and num-
her of other prominent gentlemen, have
-oosntly passed through Utah, and while
at Salt Lake City had a conference with
The Prophet Brigham Young, IN the course
~ vbieb Mr.. Oolfax~ demonstrated earnest
~ sgsipst the bsrbarOus institution of poly
gsmy. The Prophet said in reply that 1t
vas no essential part of MOrmonism tnA'
- Aid not exist in the early days OF tAe
Mormon church, that it was not eDjoined
n Che Book of Mormon, and that If the
Lord we're to give him a revelation snA' L
should be stopped, he would eheerfuly 81
f,roe the divine injunction. 1t seemed
from the Prophets remarks, that he was IN
sTnectstiOn of receiving such a revelation
We hope he will get it before next session
Of Congress, though we hardly kno" nov
bs will dispose of his three score and zen
wives.
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A HOaX--SeDaiOr Summer and fhe

The Boston Transcript makes the fol-
lowing statement evidently by authority:
The pretended report of an interview be-
tween Senator Sumner and President John
son, first put in circulation BY the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, and afterwards copied bv
the New York Herald, the Springfield Re.
publican and other papers, is obviously on
Its face an invention; whether to make
mischief or for the sake of smusement 4
IS difficult to say. The interview
ported to have taken place -
House, and with reisrN re-
ton for the rA" - the Mnlte
Inns. -,nce to the proclama-
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10 IS 4" - $1,000 \
n 6 g " $4,000 Sc
Notes Of all denominations named will be prompt
" furnished upon receipt Of. subscriptions.
The Notes Of the Third Series are precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seven-ThiEties
already sold, except that the Government deserves
to itself the option OF paying interest in gold coin
at per cent. instead OFT S-lOths in currency. Sub
soribers will deduct the interest In currency mp to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the seVsn-thirtiss will commence on the lst Of
June, and will be made promptly and continuously
after that date.
The slight chan 50 mads in the conditions Of this
Third EREEs affects only the matter of inter
est. The payment in gold, If made, will be equivA-
lent to the currency interest OF the higher rate
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will the option to pay interest IN Sold
be Availed Of would SO reduce and equalize prices
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three. tenths per can't, in currency. This is
The Only Loan In Market
Now offered by the Government and its superior
advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than $3.50, OOo. 900 OF 1.-THE Loan authorized By
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which it Is being absorbed,
viii all be subsoribed for within sixty days, when
the notes will undoubtedly command a premium,
a. has uniformly been the cNse on closing the sub
SodptionS to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
erals agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub.
sorIbers will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and aho only are to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
N nssouth Third Street, Philadelphia.
Nay Is, 1855.
Subscriptions will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, of Cleveland.
my2O: .
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7-sO LOAN!
U. 8. $40 Six Per Cent.
C~OLD-REARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are worth a handsome premiums and
are exempt. Is are all the Government Bonds, from
County, and Municipal tazaaoa. lshieL adds from one
10 three per cent. per ann'ra 10 their valAe, according
est Is payable semi-annually by Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut OF aud sold to any
bsnk or banker.
Tine interest at $50 per Ct AmOunsstO
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men pulling steadily
passed the Nassau Brewery,


yassed the Nassau Brewery,
~ Workers had clear length the
,osd Half a mile from there up the river,
a. Nav York boat crossed the bow Of the
Poughksepsie, taking the eastern shore oil
tba river. and a short distance above cross
ad AGAIN TO the west of the Pougnkeepsle
boat which boat now pulled well IN shoTe,
20 avoid further performances near the
turning boat showed.
RACE thew now came, pulling for the
race nav little lodges being played BY o u
| Gotbam. crew, who passed the Nassau
Rrewerv more than two lengths ahead.
Now they make q spirit and come 70 the
indoesi boat two lengths and q half ahsad
Tine ri minutes and 10 seconds-their
hacker. in 8 small boat strongly torNned
meeting them with joyous exclamatlons y
The Poughkeepsie crew pulled a. once
n h Judges boat, their 'stroke" claiming
a fonI. at the same time giving the reasons.
Man were now noisily calling for tnelr
money which had been put on the New
York boat, which the judges did not allow
I~mmedistelv all the parties in boats MADE
their wsy for the shore, the judges making
their escape to the POughkeepsie House
soma distance up the main street, where 8
oTowd soon collected to learn the result
which there seemed no prospect OF an ar
rivsl At, up.to the last moment before thf
starting of the train that bears this from
IATKR.
The Judges dech1sd, Just before me start
inc If the race, thst inasmnch R&tne New
~ kook had not tU1chad thu POUCH
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termination of North Osro'

NOW II IS WoI NHOW- =.
lat Sanator Sumner has not been IN
WSsbington since President johnson mas
been in the White House, or since 'ne Pr
mitigation of the North Oarolna PrOOi
nation. The whole story is, therefore, an
impossibility.
On inquiry, we learn that nothing nAs
ever occurred at any previous time 70 Ior-
nish the least pretext for this story. OoWh
20 his leaving Washington in the month
sf Nav, Senator Sumner had occasion V
see tbe President frequently, and spoke
with him on public questions, inducing, o
course, the great question of reCTgsnlzs'
ton, and of the cOlOred suffrage. Inc con.
versstion on both sides was always Of th'
| most friendly character.
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EOR SALE-A House and 81 acres OF
Land in East Cleveland. near the Brewery There
Isl good well, cellar and barn OF the premises. The
land Is in n good state Of cultivation, and one acre Of
ltis in grapes. The assortment Of fruit tres Is good.
Apply 10 JACOB GRAMmLEOH, corner Ohio and
Oanal sts.. StRpels BreWery. Je30:O
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THIRD
$2SO,OOO,OOO.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undsrsignod, thsGenerAl s Subscription Agsntfor
the sale OF United States Securities, offers to the
public the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three-tenths per cent. interest per Annum
known a. The
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HANTKD-A rs Y

Where ior the lI1htrated .PROoLAaA1IoN OF
EMANCIPATION" by A. kidder, Esq, tue eminent
Chirogrspher. Beautifully engraved, and printed on
Q sheet Is BY Y inches, with a Vignette Likeness OF
HrSsideLt Lincoln in the center. Tine following no.
tico Is from the pen o Horace Greeley: "Mr. A.
kidder, 5f5 Brsadw ~, has issued an engraved trans
cript OF President LincOln's Emancipation PrOclama-
ton of January l, 1853, designed fOr a durabia parlOT
ornament, Is well asa memorial OF one Of the most
memorable events Of our time. 1t was fist admir-
ny written ont, then engraved IN lac smile OF MI.
Ms elegant chirOgraphF, except the signature, which
Is Or periy q transcript Of the President" Ageats
Ind this a rapidly selling work OF art, as every loyal
family feels the importance Of pres rYlng a COPY OF
thiS Great National Document, 8. cOnd only IN I'M
pOrtaucs to the Declaration Of Independence CT.
VENT Co, IS West Fourth street. Cincinnati, o.,
and "a DearDord ste I, Chicago. Illinois. Jyl5:2e
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF sERVICEABLE

HREAT SALE OF SERV1CEABLE
" MULES.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFTIeE, /
WASHINGTON, d. o., Jolly is, 1865.
49, 4ssrs
auction, under the direction Of Captain O. Hay, A.
Q. M, to the highest bidder, at
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
commencing TUESDAY, August 8, 1865, and con.
tinuiug from day TO day till all are sold.
Many Of thsm we're bought in the beginning Of
tbs war IS young mnles, accompanied ihe armies
in all their ma ches aud camps, and ara tbOraaRbIy
broken; hardened by exeTcis gentle and hTlliar
from being so long surrounded by the aoldjCrs.
Though sound and servicesble, they S,e no Ion.
ger required in the army, and can DO purchased at
this sale at far less than thsir true value.
p Mules sold singly.
Sale TO com neAcs at 10 A. NJ. esch day,
Terms cash, In United StAses currency.
JAMES A. EKIH,
Brevet Brigaaier General IN charge
jy2O:2s4 First Division. O. NJ. q. o.
A UOTION.-SALE OF MULES.
N HUNDRED AND FIFTY good, sound
mules vili be sold at Public Sale on the 18th Of
July at the Stock Yard of the Cleveland & COlum-
bus Railroad Company, Cleveland, o.
Also, so head of good sound horses.
iV2O230 JOSEPH MI ri
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The Judges decinsd, just before the start
inc Of the race, that inssmneh RAthe New
YSrk boat had not touched the Poagh-
kaensie boat no foul could be claimed, CIV
inc the race 70 the New York bost,
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PHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
l. TLEMEN.-Sample with catalogues sent for 5
cents. Inclose al envelope with your own name,
Gtv Jel2:2d
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DOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
u Houls, Is and IS Prospect street, suitable for 9
boardine no $50. Terms easy. Enquire Of O0EWAY
NJ NOZZLE at the ONCE OF Backus A Noble. fela:H
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IN Is47.-Paper al

II less han Manufactures prices. No connection
with he cOmbinei Nj JnOpOly for II Oh Price, l OF.
JeI the largest and best assrtsd stock OF PAPER OF
cvery description TO be found in this Country. Do k.
sellers. Stationers, Printers and Binders will save
money By first aminingm my stock. Orders By mail
promptly filed. A. p HARD, Wholesale Paper
h aier, No. A Betkman st., n. Y. (fhe Old Strnd.)
10
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DUBLIC SALE OF U. s. PROPERTY.
AssIsTAST QUARrARMAsfIRs OFFICE,
CLEvELAsD, OHIO, July 10, 1865.
Notice is / hereby given that in pursuance fin
structOns from the Inspector Generals Office, He adj
Quarters Department OF Ohio, L will sell at Public
Auction, on Tuesday. August st, At OAMP CLEVE-
Lam ., the following property:
AZ Shelter Tents, SSS Knapsacks,
449 Haversacks, SS5 Oanteens,
30 Camp Kettles, II Mess PAM,
CAKES 4 Handles, 2AHatchets and handles
9Riding Brides, 12OShset Iron Stoves,
4COal Stoves, $685. Pas Stove Pipe,
6 Horseg.
The property to DO removed frcm the premises
within twenty-fourh hours from date of sale. Terms
cAsb, on delivery.
GEO. Z. CADWALLADER,
jy20:q32 Captain and A. Q. M.
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T0 A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
~ everywhere, at SO u Month, expenses paid, to
sell Fifteen Articles, the best selling ever offered.
Full particulars free. Address OTIS 7. CAREY.
Biddeford, Maine. mYu 80
U6UUTn- MONEY ADVANCED
QOUsOOO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Wen-known MAGHER'5 LOAN OFFIOE, on Secu-
rites OteyerY kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
DiaMOndR, Silver Ware, JeWelry. Guns, Pistols,
clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodGOns, and all per-
BOnal property and articles OF value, on the most sat-
isfactOU terms. business strictly private. Estab-
lished 1851. MIA variety Of unredesmed Watch
%, yewelry, Guns, etc, lOr sale at bargains.
OhiCe-cOrner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis 3 PeiKOttO's Clothing Store.
Oot2 }. O. W. WAGNER.
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SI05 A MoNTAI-AaEETs WAITED TIIa9
SHAW and CLARK go FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the
ONLY low price Machine in the country which Is IL
uEssED by Grover sad Baker, Wheeler and Wiaon,
Howe, Singer and Co., and Batcbelder. ALL other
maehfuss now sold for less than forty dollazs are Is-
FEISGEHEETs. and the seller and user liable to fine
and Imprisonment. Salary and expenses, or large
commission, allowed. illustrated circulars sent free.
Address SHAW q OZARK. Biddeiord. Maine. mIl-Z5
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Gss gate1Iigeutsr.
AIphabetIealR eeord I'd &C RebeIIlon

Alphabetical Record OF the Rebellion
Az exchange publishes the following:
A-Slapds for AudeFsouville-the ehastIy
monument ofthe most revolving out.
rage of the century.
B-stsuds for Booth-let his memory be
swallowed up in oblivion.
C-Slsnds for CacHds-Ihe asylum of ske-
daddIers, and the nest il which foul
trailors have Matched their eggs of
treason. DO
D-Stands for Davis-the most eminent
low comedian, in the female charac-
ter, of the age. rr.- o.
E-stands for Eoglapd-an enemy in our
adversely; sycophant in our pros
peEily-( Music by the band, air, Yam.
kee DoodIe) t'zi
Islands TOR Fteedom-the bulWaIk of
the nation. si-ais #a
G-s'auds for Grant-the undertaken Who
ofiiciated a, the burial of the rebellion.
H-Sands for Hardee-his tactics couldn't
save him.
I-s'ands for 1nfamy-,he spirit of ,rsa-
y-stsads for Justioe-gtvo it to the
traitors.
K-stauds for Keersage-for forther
particulars see Ars. Winslow's Sooth-
L-s,snds for Ltncoln-We mourn his
M-s,ands for Mpsou-mors music by the
band; dir, ..Thefe came to the beach
poor exile" &C., &c.
N-stands for Nowhere-the present loca.
oittou Of the, CTS. A.SysF mn
G-s,shds4or ( 9 dear Whst-cau the mat.
ter bel" For an answer to this ques-
ton apply TO Kirby Smith.
P-Stsnds for Peace-nobly won by the
gallant soldiers Of the Union.
Q-Stsnds for QueDtrel--one of the CO.
rillas in the rebel mensgerie.
R-Siapds for Rebellion which ia no long
able 10 stand for itself.
S-Stahds for Sherman-he has friend
ard indicator 10 Grant.
T-SHndS for TreRsOn-with halter
around lie neck
U-Ssauds for Uuiou-"Now and forever,
one and insePaTable."
Y-Stsnds for VIctory-further explaua-
ton is unnecessary.
W-Sssnds for WashiDgton-the Nation is
true to his memery.
Islands Tor Xradition-EngIIsh papers
please copy.
Y-stnDdsior Young America-who stands
by the Union.
Z-stspds for Zodiac-the stars are all
there, Music by the band
1.-THE tar spSngled Banner, o long may 1T wave,
Ger toe land OF the free, and the home OF the
brave"