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THE Pirc mam war SOLD OUT TWENTY MINUTES AFTER HE' ARRIVED WITHIN THE LINES AT CAMP MEADE
This batch of Philadelphia "rookies" made short work of the stock in trade of the Itinerant purveyor of sweetmeats with mutually satisfactory resuffi
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UNCLE SAM REWARDS A HEROIC SEA SOLDIER
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