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A Duck Story

Published in the Illinois Intelligencer, Vandalia, Illinois on Thursday, April 6, 1826

     A correspondent of the Missouri Republican, speaking of a hail storm on the Dardenne, says, that there were killed in one small lake or pond, upwards of five hundred wild ducks, some of them having their necks cut entirely off. What rare sport for gentleman gunners, except indeed the trouble of bagging the game.

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