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Milling.

THE subscribers have erected at the corner
i Of Main and Lincoln streets, Biddeford, q
first class STEAM GRIST-MILL, and placed
therein the necessary machinery for grinding
grain Of oil descriptions. The mill has three
run Of stones (Burr) and all the machinery ne
cessary to do Custom work. Farmers, mer-
chants and others, having grain for milling,
may depend upon having the work done In The
best manner.
JOEL ROBERTS,
JOTHAM PERKINS.
Bddeford. June -, 1851. 23tf
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GARDINER'S
RHEUMATIC and NEURALGIA COMPOUND.


A sure care for Rhssmsfi'm and sssraig,a u. u,
they have used "Gardiners Rheumatic and Neu
ralgia Compound" for the cure Of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia. and have In every case found im.
mediate and permanent relief We have full con.
ndence In Is healing qualities. and would recon-.
mend Il TO all who are afflicted with these harrass
Ing diseases rs one OF the safest and best medicines
ever offered TO the public.
II. Allen, Boston Henry A. Fuller, Is South Mar.
ket St, Boston samuel Wales, Jr. City Hotel, Be'.
ton Geo. H. Plummer. Meyerick square, East Bos-
TON Henry ID. Gardiner, Webster st, East Bo'fon
Abram Weeks, Webster st., Bo'ionj Capt. Chas. "
Dolliver, East Bosfon.
TAs best medicine for the disease I ever saw.-
cHIs 4 SMITH 70: on STAFF H , s r..
FORM and was entirely cured by the use OF ons bot
tle.-L ". BRYER, MsfiAsrs' building, CONNER.
Gariiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
has entirely relieved nom sufierings OF several
years standing.-W. 4. HoDGkINS.Ss.io idsfsfs
Amer suffering with Rheumatism for - years.
was entirely cured by the Of two bottles OF Gar.
diners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
NORMAN T. AYERS. rs Franklin a., BostoH.
The Rheumatic Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds Of people for Scrofulous liu.
mors with great benefit. 10 may be given To chill.
a' Al sSois:sls, By Macy 4 JENKINS. CT LIssry
Principal Depot-s7 KIIsy We, Boston.
None genuine unless signed by
CHARLES y. GARDINER.
For sale In BIddeford by DR.. j. sawyer, VIM; .
DYER and DR.. T.. u. Stevens. In baco by y. ..
Mitchell and r. r. Shaw, and the dealers through
the country. OLA. -. yf"
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Ar. you siek, fssbis. md
eomplAinissi Are yoa out 81
order, with your system do
r.ngei. and your tsslibgs UNI
eomlostsbies These symp-
trn,. are cf,~n the prelude 70
serious Illness. some nt Of
sirkp-ss IL ervspisg uloa yoa.
and should 10 avsriesl By q
tin.sly uss Of the right r~ns-
ely. TAKE Ayers nh. and
sl..n.s oai The disorJsr.d ha-
nus.- partly the blood, and
LEI the ilaiis move on unoo-
.truSt-l ln health again.
Thsy slluulAis tho fanetivas
q the body Into Vigorous 90
tisity, purify the system hon
the obstructiOas which male
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T.. ii. MCKINNEY,
No 1 Washington Block, Liberty St., Biddsford.
July LIST. 1861. -
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USE THE BESTv'


MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
The Regenentor 10 put up In two sizes, and
r.tails for so cents for pint bottles. and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest .t...... ...
Who wants o Good Head Of Hairf Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regenerator and
hair Dressing.
Please Rad Nv certificates IRON the following rslis.
bic and well known people,
M.ssss. ussar r. wilsos b co-Ny wife b -.
u,ipg your Resenerstos for the hair and proooupess
far superior 10 anything she ever used 10! the hair
easily applied. dcss not coll In the saet-hss no
inr Oh ana ofssn cures the hssdsehs. Harvard ycs
this esrtineNs unsolicited, because think an ateis
s.s ~ Do .A. ,SSs *: s. . 1 Is: "a.
no" in USE Raw. s sa2cS s4fstss, s.-s.ups. n.
~ ne as Hs, k.gs.srsfss s.d D,s,.sss ss &,
az Ssh.sifsiinsis prorssne. an isSaisssis s'f''
sx lii, Vie Of Rev. Henry mn, Manchester, II.
at rsndusd ny Assr ser and siessy"
hisor fAanAn, sarstoga SPRING., N. 4.
~ feet soHfdsnt that % opsrafss nor a. dye, kst
10 rssiers s roots 10 hsir natural AssifAy sfafs."
Rev. T. N. ksLioo, Nashua, NH.
~ mest eAss,Jsiiy rseemmssd q 70 oil ysrsess:r
Rsv. O. RusssLL, Liilstou, n. y.
November l.
Ms.sss. Hssar r. witsos Cot I have no hssitsney
In saying In my opinion, Mrs wsons Hair k<ysnera-
tor and Hair Dressing the beet hair preparations nov
in uss shall continue 10 use them With pleasure.
Rsv. II. II. HARrwELL, Laursnse, Mass.
November.
Mrssas. Hrssy r. wusos 4 Cot have used your
Isr Rseenerator and Hair Dressing and have received
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hlsh commend ton and eheerally Tscommsnd them TO
ali Who want 10 restore cray hair 10 10 original Color of
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itching Of the bead humor', os to thoss Whose hair
'''' Raw. O. ". H. CLARK, ors,tFsi', N.H
Ms.,ss. HssaY r. wusos Co., I deem Mrs. VII.
,ons Hair Rsssnsraor and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations i have, In many In
stances, known them 70 restore the hair where u bad
fallen on remove dsndru restors the hair 10 i original
color cure entirely the moot painful In
6me Instances most serious humors Psrsonally. haVs
been A sharer In several Of these benefits
Rsv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n. u.
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BUSINESS AND WEDDING CARDS.
OF all kinds and styles printed at the Union and
Journal Once, Biddeford. Ne.
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WJOB Prrxrno done at this Of6oe.
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@EM a. T.,sst, R.ii.Ss re, Ms H ss
e s1..; d a.s s;r az. .s,t es;tS "a
NIlI,lr0Ay Cis@ ara gWe "s"y'""
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~~ Siagcrs.
=, ,,s ,m,o,i.nes M checking n
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r,ashs, !, containing dcmulcent ingred.
snys aiisy Pulmonary and bronchial Irritation.
BROWN'SI THAT trouble IN my Ihrnat uo
which the 'Iroches are spec,,nclna,,
TROCHES ing often made me mere wn,sPeIIsE
-, ~ u. WILLIS;
ppnvN,s II recommend Their use 70 rnene
pno"N Speaksrs." kEf. Il. IL. CnhriN.
"Great service In subdnlng modae-
TROCHES ness" REV. DANIEL WISE
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The Great Indian Remedy,
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MATTISOyS INDIAN EAEsiGoCUE

This celebrated Female Medicine.
possessing virtues unknown Of sny.
Thing else Of the kind, and proving
efIectual after ell others have ALLIED,
IL designed f6r both sarvsst sst sss.
gle isdiss, and 10 the very best thing
Known Tor the purpose, - - VII
bring on the nesfiiy steLnss. in cas-
co o. obstruction, amer all other 70.
NEEDLES Of the Kind have been tried In
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without . stsgfs failure
, when taken - directed, aud without
the least injury 20 health IN anY
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Rsgenentor Is put up In two sizes. and
retails for so cents for pint bottles. and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest ... ...
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16
uarrIes, Cream AIe-Pure,

Lovers Of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
ligbtful beverage of the day, and Physicians con-
nue to recommend it for the of the worst cases
of Dyspepsia
Its virtue lies in It's purity. Being compounded
solely Of malt and hops it's curative properties mus
at once become apparent to those acquainted with
the virtue of either ingredient. Its manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupuous care, and it Is
uudenia5ly the BEST ALE manufactured either in
this or the old country, at the present day.
1t contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and it will not intoxicate. During the heat
of summer it is the safest and most healthy bever
age that can be used and produces of the evil
effects caused by tbs use of distilled liquor.
1t put up in barrels for the Of desless; and
in kegs and bottles, for family use.
Price-in barrels, ten dollars; in fifteen gallon
kegs, five dollars; in bottles, packed in boxes of
one, two three and four dozen, two dollars and fifty
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms By ad-
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in all cases, accompany the or
der, and funds en- all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LOUIS NJ. MILLER,
al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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to concentrate a formidable military force in and
around Washington prepared for all emergencies
Information continues to be received Of secret pots
in various localities in Maryland and Virginia to
sieze the public property and even persons filing
the highest Offices IN the Government. 1t is not
generally credited, but is believed in official quar-
tiers. The avenues leading to Washington are close
ly watched.
Douglas had an interview with President Lincoln
and told him that while opposed TO the Admiuis
tration's political issues he was prepared to sus-
tain the President in his Constitutional functions to
preserve the Union, maintain the Government and
defend the Capitol. He said q firm policy and
prompt action Is necessary.
Montgomery adyices indicate that the Confeder-
ate Congress, on ,re-assembing, will forthwith de-
clare war.
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River News

AspOrtsd BY h. H. Harrison Steamboat and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
The prospects now bid fair for an exceeding
heavy tide in the Cumberland. Weather unsettled
and rainy.
.ARRrvED-Sam Kirkman, Cincinnati; May Duke
Paeacahi Hazel Deli, Cincinnati
3 RyARTED-Minnetonka, for Paducah.
ExPRerED.-Ida May and Glenwood from Cincin-
.natis "GeR. Anderson, Cairo; B. N. Runyan, St.
Louis.
The stssBaes Sam Kirkman and Hazel Dell are
now lying at the wharf waiting for inducements
for q return trip TO Cincinnati
The steamer May Duke will be the regular Pad
.zcAh packet this day atllssSuSred Sqnd 70 s.-1S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16

FREIoHTs.-We are gratifed in being able to'state
that the accumulation of freights for shipment by
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad has all
been sent of, and that the road is now up with the
demands upon it in this respect The delay was
caused by the damage to the Western and Atlantic
Railroad during the freshets in February, and the
heavy stream of freights that has since poured
in has taxed the road to its utmost capacity. The
road is now up with the work and freights will ex-
perience no delay nor be subject to extra charges
for storage and drayage. Mr.. COLE. the energetic
Superintendent and his assistants have been untir
ing in their efforts to clear their depets and they
have now succeeded, and will be able to keep them
clear for the future.
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAnRoAD-WEsT-
Erin D1v1sIox-Mr E. CULyERHoUsE, the Superinten-
dent of the Western Division of the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad states that passenger trains
will commence running on and after the 18th inst,
between Hickman, KY and MCKENzIEs, the junction
of the Memphis and Ohio and Railroad, connecting
with the Lightning Express from Memphis. The
passenger train will leave Hickman at 6 A. NJ, ar
irving at Nashville at Pm, Louisville at ll:2O
H. and Cincinnati at GAO next morning. By this ar
rsngement the time from Hickman, KY to Nash
vile will be Is hours instead of "a hours to Louis
vile II instead of 20; and to Cincinnati "a instead
of Sc hours.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16

A CHANGE.-We have this day sold to Mr.. F.
KLEIN our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods He will continue the business in all
its various branches, and we ask for him liberal
share of the public patronage heretofore extended
to us. He has very handsome stock of spring
goods, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles Mr.. NJ. F. SELrz can be found at all times
in the house of his successor ready to settle with
all who owe, SEETz & HARRIS
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DIR. AlNG'S D1sPEN
FOE PRIVATE DISEASES.


No. DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
49, four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who
attention the treatment diseases for
thirty yerr himself having attended practice fer
years. cured thousands he enebd to
private nSture matter how bad they may b
nudcious medical treatment fcm neglect Of hsir
Kings Dspensay No. % Dead street, between Cherry
and he all diseases Of private nature
GoNORHEA without naucious medicine Interference
from business
sTRIcruREs Of recent date eaectusy cured in few
days. by an operation which pain. Where structure
health enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
mischief and undermines the constitution 90 much
with all the diseases OF the skin, growing out
lect be edectuslly cured in few Gays.
WEAKNESS, particular attention having been given 70
this disease and all the consequences grewn out of brought
in many the destructive habits Of incensderate
indulgence Of the PASSIONS neglect Of
which will undermine constitutions rendering the sRsct
at business society, and causing premature old
Females who be lsboring with dcaly Of NE HoD
assured Of immediate relief -
Persons residing abroad BY writing and Stating their with
enclosed directed DR. A King, No 3d. Deadrck street.
Nashville will Ia eths necessary medicine sent to thSr
address, necessary directions Strict secrecy OBSERVED ocs
hours o'clock the morning until Bin the EVENING"
nay23. l559-d&wly
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Injecting Of Rock City Guards'

At meeting of the Rock City Guards, heid
April Is, 1861, the following preamble ana resO-
buttons were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAs. Authentic intelligence has reached Ihls
city that bloody civil war has actually ccnmsoceo
consequence Il s Se Of Vt Washington Hs nS%
81 So ~ ofoauses which have brought on this
Removable conflict are such equally involve the
opo he interests and the safety of all the slave
holding States of the ConfederaGy and whereas
wy. - +; orocress in several of the non-slaVehold
inc States Of the North looking to the subjugatiOn
and TTn of the Seeded States and to the ultimate
destruction of the domestic institutions OF the whole
South therefore, be it
Psadlpsi' That as citizens of the South, identified
with the Confederate States by all the ties of blood,
affection, institutions and interest the Rock City
Guards do oppose and will oppose to the last ex-
tremity any and all such sggres ons upon the
rights OF the South whether made upon the soil of
Tennessee or elsewhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16

An intelligent and reliable gentleman of West
Tennessee informs us that at least forty lawyers,
leading and influential men, of his acquaintance in
that portion of the State, heretofore Union" men,
have come out unqualifedly for the South within a
week past. The Huntingdon Patriot of the 18th
says: We cannot safely calculate that because .
man is for the Union to-day, he will surely be
found battling for it tomorrow" The tide has
set in with powerful flow, and the strongest
Union men of yesterday are the most enthusiastic
Southern Rights men of to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16

The INSURANCE OFFICE of W. J. MARI, on College
street. is the place to obtain the most desiabe insu
rance none, but the Oldest and most reliable COM
panies with large unmpaired Cash Capitals are there
represented. Insurance taken at fair rates, and
loss settled without unnecessary delay. Blotters
furnished free of charge apr1O-f.
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From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April Ex-Governor Curtin has
gene to Washington. He says Pennsylvania can
send 100, 900 men to defend the Capitol.
PHILADELPHIA, April ia reported project to
seize Fort Delaware causes much excitement. 1t is
reported that the commanding officer, Capt. Porter
will resign if Virginia secedes.
Volunteers are preparing to respond TO the Gov
eminent call Two new regiments ore forming.
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STATE CONVENTION.
SECOND sATURDAY N

After consultation with many Of our politica
friends in various portions of the State it has been
agreed to hold State Convention, to nominate can
didate for Governor, on Saturday, the 18th day OF
May. We hope thatOar friends in every county WILL
at once take steps to be presented in that conTen
ton by full delegations. State rights and the rghts
of the South will be seriously endangered by the
triumph of our opponents. 1t behOOves all who op-
pose Black Repubncanism, Federalism and civil
war, to buckle on their armour for the contest lie
Us be up and doing
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ANOTHER FOR THE SoUTH.-We learn that probably
the strongest Union man in Tennessee Capt. DRIVER
admits now that the only practical question ia
North or South, and of course he is for the South
not as a secessionist but as a revolutonist.
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Fran Chicago.

CHrCAEeo April 1.-THE Governor calls the Leg
islature together on the Esd inst.
MADISON IND. April 14.-Several military eompa
MES are forming-Ata Union meeting last night il
was resolved to maintain the Government.
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The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette telegraphS that there is general surprise
that the firing" at Charleston, "toOkI place be-
fore the arrival of the feet" odd ABE expected
to catch the Southerners mapping. It is not the
fret time he has been mistaken in their sagacity.
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Let good digestion wait sppete, wish that none sp
precia than hose that have neither the The 9th
En- How expedet in days TO raise su
alike dangerous and huu throw the system into the othei
extreme, snd the ast stae Of that sn the frst
not so However, Is k with Wrigh Rejuv en- tan g
iixtr which powerful tsnic and restorative, and ae
reupeang Of the leaves 1t in healthy AID
vigorous condition. Sold BY ali respectable druggists through
cut the United eaies and Canada J. WRIGHT co.. soils
p7oprietors, Nex Orleans. La.
Sold also hs all DruggEs in Nashville.
anil fuGr l
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No Goods I'm Bond to the Seeded states.
A telegraphic dispatch from Washington states
that the Secretary of the Treasury has prepared a
circular of instructions to Collectors of Customs
the circular concludes as follows:
HThe control of the warehouses of the Govern
ment in the several States of South Carolns, Ge>
orgia, Alabams, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and
Florida, having been usurped under the alleged
authority of those States and the officers of customs
acting under the authority of the United States
having been forcbly excluded from their functions
it becomes mpraecsble continue the privilege of
bonding for transportation to those ports; the Col
lectors of Customs are, accordingly, hereby in
structed that no entries for transportation in bond
to those ports can be permitted until otherwise di-
rected by this Department"
In the costfor merchandise entered for transpor-
tation before the receipt by the Collectors of these
Instructions transportation bonds TO the ports of
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana, Florida, and Texas will be cancelled on
payment of the duties at the Collectors Office, at
the port of destination after the United States off,
GERS at such port had ceased to issue the lawful
concelling certificate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16

The Cincinnati Gazette says "the laws must be en-
forced" and calls on the border slave States TO
stand neutral if they will not take sides with the
Government" iWhat response have the gallant sons
of Tennessee to this infamous proposition?
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II A. FAHNESTOCk,S
" f EM ET GE

Has long regarded With confidence by large
body Of regular medical profession every State IN the
Union preparation unsurpassed by and daily pre-
sbed the eminent physicians throughought the United
Sta During the long period Of its continued popularity
spurious and counterfeit limitations have from time TO time made
sr appearance Never has it been the part
Of the buyer exercise udous caution in purchasing the
genuine article than this time These limitations often %
close in their external resemblance A. FAHNEsTocK
mfuge bewe circulated put the interpreting pur
chaser article which he neither wished intended TO buy
1t enough accredited agents. every purchaser
must vigilance sVod being imposed snd muffex
anime every bottle bimse that he 10 buying the senu
inc B A. FAHNnTocss Vermfuge.
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Fran Baltimore.

BALrnoaE. Aprl l4-The Union feeling has
been unmisIsbly displayed since Friday, Men with
Secession emblems have been cnased " er0"oS
and protected by the police
IT, IL r.,rio Fershaw hoisted secession flag,
br, e. c.o,vd compelled boy to take It down.
The csn.sin rehosted it, and required thirty police
to protect it. The indignation is intense.
The rest Of the vessels hOisted the American flag
CINCINNATI. April I4-The news of the surrender
If Fort sumter creates profound sensation. The
neonle. TO 4 man. win sustain the Administration.
A home guard is to be immediately organized, to
protect the city.
NV YoKx. April l5.-Albany advices say that
Governor to-day issued call for q, coo men to aid
the Government.
Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, writes that he can
send 900 men in As hours, if required.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16

Capt THOMAS II. TAYLOR, formerly of this city but
now of the Army of the Confederate States return
ed to this city yesterday on his way to Kentucky.
We have heard it limited that he is on recruiting
expedition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-16

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 14.-Governor Morton
possesses information from all parts Of Indiana that
$4,000 men be relied on to defend the matt onaI
flag.
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Fronn Albany.

ALBASY n. Y, April Alt is rumored that Gov
Morgan received dispatches from Lincoln asking aid
Lincolns reply to the Virginia Commissioners
dissatisfied the Republicans and Democrats the
former thinks it is not decided enough and the lat
ter believe il to be the initiation of civil war
The New York Herald dispatch says Lincoln re-
ceived the news Of Maj. Anderson's surrender with
the remark that he was no. surprised.
The 18th and 69th regiments have volunteered
their services for the defence of Washington.