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Eagle.

Published in the Sangamo Journal, Springfield, Illinois on Saturday, April 22, 1837

An Eagle was lately shot on Bergen Hill, N. J. while flying over the sportsman’s head with a pig in his talons. Brought down by a wound in his wing, he fought two dogs for an hour, and drove them off, severely wounded. He was finally captured by having a sheet thrown over him. He is a splendid bird.

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