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a Secessl0nist Mobbed.
Boston, Monday, Oct. IS, 1861


A.a T Pratt, Of Btaintree, who cx
pressed strong Secession rer arks at a late
Democratic Convection at Dedham. was
to day ridden Cd rail by several Of his
s-peopie.
ali xoolep factoriee in the country are
now working as hard as they can; and
msny Of the cotton factories are changing
their u machinery to make woolen goods.
The machine shops cannot make 20 oaehine-
ry fact enough to supply the dem and, Dor
does the country produce proper supply
of wool.
ANoTuER New CoUNrERFEIT.-New coun-
terfeits appear TO multiply al the present time
with great rapidity- Counterfeit 5s OH the
Allegheny Bank of Pittsburg, Pa, haVe,been
circulated in Philadelphia and elsewhere for
the last few days. These counterieits are
admirable limitations, and we'll calculated 10
deceive, so our readers had better keep a
sharp look out for them.
Atenazt 10 run ule BJocLGde-On the
goth inst, of Wilmington. n. c., the
Geusbek captured the English brig Ariel
from Liverpool. loaded Osteosibly With
salt, while atte nptipg to get into that
place, sfter her papers had been indorsed
by the Sabine of Georgetown. The Com
mapder adults tbst it was his inteDtio
to get Into Wilmington if be could
sg-A Philosophical Editor thus logic
ally nudges bis delinquen;s:
I'VE don't want money desperately
bad, but our creditors do, and DO doubt
they owe you. If you pay US. we'll pay
them. and they'll pay you. We hope all
our friends will try to collect their out
standing accounts in that way"
That "chain of reasoning" is perfectl
s@rA. Joy. who has the care of the
town farm 10 Deerfeld, Mass, has tur
key that commenced laying on the 18th
of April, aud has since laid l64 eggs.
sGr a lady in Michigan, ccusOling her
neig hbor for the loss of Der son, was an
swered 10 tears. "If Billy's grsndmotb'
er is in Heaven, kDow she will not see
Billy abused"
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Things that I have Seen,

| have seen a farmer build a house SO
large and fine that the sheriff turned hic,
out CT doors
l haze sfen I young man sell good
iarD, turn merchant, break. and die in
az insane bosYital.
have seen a farmer travel about So
much that there was uothing at home
worth looking after.
| bavs seen a rich mans son begin
where bis father left of wealthy; and
end where bi, father beg penniless.
| have seen 4 worthy farmers son idle
away years of the priUe of his life 10 dis
sipatiou, aud end bis career in the poor
hon-e
have seen the disoheGience Of son
bring doSn the gray hairs o: his fa!he,
to the grave"
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Making a Devil.

Rev. Mr. Foster Ras fsoctious map
and u,ually ready at a joke aud repar
tee. lie had parisboper. carpenter
by trade. pretty we'll stocked with read
wit, AMI withal somewhat given to boast
ing. One day while at work for hi- min
lister heEjug a stick of timber. the car
pentrr was hoasting. 10 his usual style, o
the marsels that he could perform The
Past,r. TO put az extingalsher on him
said:
"Gogeuor." (his nickname.) "do you
tbiUk you could make a jcvlI!'
Make deviIl" responded the Gov.
ernor, Why, ye>, oh! ye-," (his broad
axe ovius little rapidly) Here. pa;
up you foot. You want tie least alteFa
ton of any man | ever sas!'
1t vas seldom that the minister came
of second bet in an encounter of this
character, tut be did this time.
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one Family's Quota for the War

Six Of the seven sons of Mrs. Anna
Williamson, residing at Paterson. have
left to join the national army; the seventh
has announced bis purpose to follow with
in a month. The Guardian says:
We visited the old lady. and she in
formed as Il she had six more she would
rejoice to give them up at the demand ol
her country. She says il her husband
we're living, be would also have gone, aud
if they got short of men she was willing
to 20 herself.
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POSTAGE StamDs.

Pursuaut to instructions from the Post
master Genera, | hereby give notice that
| have received the new issue of Postage
STAMPS, and am prepared to exchange
them for Stamps Of the old issue for .
period of six days from the date hereof.
After that time old Stamps will not be
received in payment of postage at tbi,
Office. @. @. SHAFER,
Postmaster at Whites Tannery, Pa.
October 81 1861.
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STATEMENT

OF GODLIEB AURACHER. Esq. Treasu
rer Of the Monroe County Mutual Fire IL
surance Company,in account with the same.
for the year commencing with the first
Monday of September, 1860, and ending
the same day in, 1871 DR.
To amount of premiums, fees, &C., received
on u policies of insurance issued during
the year, sos So
To amount Of taxes received during
the year, OH Cover duplicate, 8 so
To amount of taxes received during
the year, on Baker duplicate, 81 s.
TO amount of taxes collected by suit
on old duplicates, 5 So
To amount of Assessment laid to
pay losses of Stephen d. Kis,er,
and Brown & Morgan, 23OO so
Bal due Treas r on this statement, los 80
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Honorable Conduct Of the Snake Indians.

Honorable Conduct of the Snake Indians.
Great Salt Lake City. Oct. 27.-Wosb
kee, the Chief tie Snake Indiana. ar
ri,ci here 10 day with band of Indians,
sD4 returned to Mr. Bromley. the 4 gent
o. the Overland Nail Company, a uum.
her of boT,es and mules stolen from the
Bear R,rer station ~ the BanBock Indi,
sus, tie bayi0g caP'are3 them from that
tTife.
THIS j. the oil Chiefs first visit to thi,
Tlace. lie received suitable present. for
hi, exploit, aud is beng well entertained
durios his stag. lie i the best friend
the whites have in this vicinity. and we're
it lot for bin. great Expectations upon
the whites would eoustaa'iy te commit,
TED
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Orphans Court Sale.

By virtue of an alias order Of sale, is.
sued out OF the Orphans Court of Monroe
County. there will be exposed to public
sale, at the Washington Hotel, in Stroud>.
burg, On
1uesday, The 22d Of Nouem5er.
Dext, at o'clock in the afternoon, The
following Real + tate, late Of Samuel
Price, deceased, to wit:
a certain farm, mes, ua se. tene ept OF
tract of land, situate in Barrett township
Monroe County, Pennsylvania. adjoining
lands of Perry Price, Icbibod Prize,
jams Palmer and others, cobtairing
Scvessey-'EyvO Acres,
more or less, being part of larger tract
OF land known as PENIS Manor. about
fifty aores are cleared, and 10 good stat,
OF ltigation; the balance of the tract is
we'll timbered. The improvements ar
one two Story
FRAME HOUSE, 90
20 bs 30 feet, and one Frame Barn, 80
by as feet There is an apple orchard OF
choice fruit upon the tract. and an ex
eeleot spring of water near the house -
Brodhead's Creek passes through the
premises. The property is .ituated OF
the State road, from Stroudsburg via
CoveVille to Salem, in Wayne County.
Terms. one third Of the purchase a. on
ey to be paid upon day of sale. the bal
ance in two equal annual payments. to b..
secured upon the premises BY bond and
mortgage.
PETER SEES, Executor.
Barrett township. Oct. "a, 1861.
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An Unaocommodating Highlander.

At the battle OF Waterloo. French
maa who could speak little English
cried out. "Quarter. quarter!' to one OF
the Forty second HighlaDders. "The
dell msy quarter ye for me" was the re-
ply, IL ha' nae time 10 quarter ye, ye
naun cen be content to be cot iD twa;
and he suited the action to the word.
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The amount Of grain, including grain
reduced to foar, shipped from Chicago
during the month Of September, amounts
to $3.50, ,OC0 bushels This i. the largest
quantity OF grain ever shipped from Chi
ca. in aEy single month, the excess be
ing about 1000 ,000 bushels.
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A single frm in Philadelphia employs
2, 100 hands in the DsDuiacture of shifts
and drawers for the army. Six uilis are
required furnish the necessary supply of
flannel,
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Brick for Sale.

100000 Brick just burnt and for sale
at the yard lately owned By Morris Ad-
Ter, near the Stroudoburg Depot, and
0,O00 Brick just burnt and for sale
at the Yard lately owned By Peter A.
Gruber, in the Borough Of Stroudsburg,
near the Indian Queen Hotel.
At either Yard Pressed, Hard or Soft
Brick. of the best quality at reasonable
prices, can be obtained. Inquire of
OLIVER ID. STONE.
Sroudsburg, October 81, 1861.
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Exhibition.

There will be Sabbath School Exhibition
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
jackson township, on the evenings of Thurs
day and Saturday, the l4th and 10th of No
vember next. Exercises will commence at
Z O'Clock. The friends of the Sabbath School
cause are invited.
Jackson township, Oct. 81, 1861.
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$50 REW ARD.

The above reward will be paid for the
delivery of Peter w. Shafcr, member
Of Company F. 4th Regiment, p. r. V. c.
33d Reg. P. V. U. S, Army, at Camp
Pierpon:. Fairfax county, Virginia. Said
p. W. Shafer, (of Hamilton tip. Monroe
Co. Pa deserted at Camp Hale, Balti-
more City, Md, on or about Goth August
last. He is about nineteen years of age )
feet inches in height, complexion light,
eyes blue, bsir dark brosn
G B KELLER. Captain.
Company f 4tb Regt p r v. c.
33d Regt p, r. v U. s. ArUy.
GEO. D. HoFFERD, O. s.
Camp Piermont, Va. Oct 10. 1861.
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Qneen.

THIS well known medicine is imposition, but a
L sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
DISTINCTIONS, from any cause Wh.ever and although
powerful remedy, It contains nothing hurtful to the
constitution. To married ladies il is peculiarly suited
1t will. IN a short time, bring The monthly period
with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in
the back and limbs. fatigue slight exerOn, papita-
ton ofIhe heart Mysteries and whites these Pills will
effect when All other means have failed; and al
hongh powerful remedy, do not con-ain iron, calo-
mel, antimony, anything kutful to the constitution
Full directions inthe pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet free, of the
agent.
N.B.-si 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, viii insure bottle, conang so pills
by return mail. For sale IN Stroudsburg by
Ju.Y 81. 1861 -~IY. ]. n. DURLING, Agent
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1@The1e wss a slight fall CT snow at
Troy, n. Y, oD the 23d inst
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$3.50 "A

CIR
By balance due the Treasurer ot the last Sc
tiemen1, as per statement, $2SS 50
By amount of taxes yet unpaid in
the Kisler, and the Brown &
Morgan duplicate. $l04 SO
By amount paid to Brown
& Morgan,i in fall of loss 4I6 66
BY amount paid Stephen
Kistler. in full of loss, l470 81
By am'nt of Commissions
on S2l95 9s, received, IL II
BY am'nt of COMMISSIONS
on $l6S7 90, paid out, 80 80
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CelebY;sspei Female Pills.

PROTECTED ossS .nagn LETTER
~
BY ROYAL SsezJziEEssSS-<S = $500 PATENT.
Prepared. from a prescription Of SIR J. Clarke
III. ID. Physician Extraordinary TO The
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CUtceTS, ana 1h0HdSeFS ~ 20.
By amount paid StogdeIl
Stokes, President, SIS 90
BIZ amt p'd J. DePue La
bar, manager. day, 624
By amt paid r. s. Sta
pies. manager, 5 days, 3 l34
By amt paid & L. Drake,
manager, 7 days, 4 374
By amt paid G. Auracher,
msnager, 7 days; 4s79
By amt paid J. Knecht,
manager, 5 days, 3 l2a
BY amt p'd VIM. K. Hav-
land, manager, 10 days 6 25a
By amt paid T. Schoch,
manager, 6 days, 3 Is
BY amt paid s. S. Dreher,
manager, A days, 2 60
By am'tp'd T. w. Rhodes,
manager, l day, 624
By amt paid WIN. K. Ha-
vland, Secr'y, fees on
q policies, issued during
the year, 27 90
By amt paid G. Auracher,
Treasurer costs, S5
By amt paid Charles Pc
ters, as committee, 623
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The above are all persons who are publicly known
where they reside and who would not make these state
ments without thorough conviction that they were true.
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Military News.

TVS ouARTEK Deoz - Col vAH Don.H
aid 10 Qasrtsr rnAs;sr q Gsnsral AarnuS -
kept for transmission TO ws,htng,oa, -
scos a. the forus-ding q New IGk troops 10
completed, vhi, is termed . quutsr bsoh,
boNing the da's Of tAs seoeptsuss Of svssy
regiment st state volOn,ecr. the otke,rs saA
nuuSa sf noa In each, where tSey vere qssr.
tsrsd. when they departed, ssd vhrs thy
Went to. Az this vhn completed viii ma.
uO,t valuable record Of i.etI, and ths siss<
and 'h'reyss usnu~ In WHICH u. beSk h
Kept, b no,t orsdlt.bls to the slissr hariae
II In ehargs.
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Or and .Itar Thur.d.v the 4th AZ JuIv thu
AhlAiy ospe""e''" I" 'ns uhiNu sAsss AMY
~ We lCAri fror prtt,y rAiabls EsuTes, Will 1S
A. fglla ua;il futlbsr otdsrs.
=. -, Nv. -, ,,,.,-
D., ~ - ~ @'~ 'N
DsrIrnt1rr oT hus0uEI-Ths snts u nisaou,i,
Hes guut,s y - Loui'. Gn. xoI4nLIs com
nAnGieH, TO- W. p''s'm Brig Gen. LhoA 70
S.,; n.r..n,,,,, q. yu, r.s, corn,,s,a.
tnI9In Woo. HULaquG.1srS, Toy, n Y. Com
p -lssu . osUItly est Of the NlIdssiippl River,
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TsAnoEs PoRIRAIrs N TIE Roogns 9kE-
LARr.-YOr Scmo weeks past tho portraits q
JxIr. DAVIS and JoHs d. TLorD havs bssa
quite conspicuous among the "knuckS, ''eSa-
adsncs men" ''crsCkhmSn" and "shovSs Il
queer" In the Roguss Gallery at Police Heed
quarters, and no now attractions are Offered
In the photographs Of ISAAC ToucEr (fOrn@
Secretary OF the Navy,) HOW'LL Conn, (ouss
Secretary Of the Treasury) sud J. rHoxrsos,
(hrmSr HccrstAry Of the Intsrior) all a.
lsGei traitors The five togsthsr form qaias
a feature, as we'll as collection IL features, snA
It Is probable that In time most Of the lsadsss
In the vile r,b,llion al the South Will be rs-
produced hara.
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Fro- rswpevt News.
tCsrrsspo~dsnes Of tie Svul
M..ro.w N.u yuna

NCoFfeepVNdfNce U the buN
rs-rorr Nswu, June 10,
r, the Editor Of rtAs Su~ Having io.E bss. .
sub-orib.r 70 your nuoh ss,ss.sd psp,r, bu, no-
in part dtpived cf that sourcs Of fln'orrasaou, viii
ycu 10 kind enough 70 arswsr me few dus,,ioaa
and publl.h few rsrrsiks which wish V mske
r-s,rs W sur ,ius,ior, and now We cush, Io be
trr~asdi We were s,x wesks ., the Old Aus-N
Cc.srpl PArk, ,snd vhus thsrs vs were Hs.Asd with
. sufsolsn, qu,n,ity Of whsissous provisions
Sncs eur arrival hsts We have suffered . grsai
change for the worse. II 10 wall know. 10 any
oousidsrp,s person. thai priva,ious snt hardship,
" times oseur where suoh mar.ss Of nnsa an
- r,pdly pushed forward, snd vAsrs hslliliss fcr
ob.Aiping ths rsquisi. supplies is 10 tifhcu, .
bus ~ ths sams u~s bslisve tho CHIEF Era
sv.ivn, apd oil the hsIdS Of Ns Govsra
mmt, vi,hou, exnsption, allow all ths'r
volt rlGs 10 be we'll I'D. snd wall irss,s,
md as ycu are we'll 'vue Of tbs imp,aitiOas that
=, uady have bssn dysc'sd in many plassi, bOIb
ir el0thinS ald prov sions, ap, frorn my ova en-
psrlaDo,, oouvlIosd ,hN zach q s'ean sH'ni hT,
,lso npsisC''y rulnst .ss III. aovuum,..
PsSs lsrSe Isms for providing volunteers with
usay ihings which thsy usvH obtain. do NJ,
rss,y remember the ration. allowed sash De; -
stoltisr, bu, bsasvs ., IL ~ lbs, Of ne.A si,h
. PIC poitsns,s supp Of bread aud oo9s, AZ
~ADpls OF whss ob,sin for breaki.s, from ors
s.h - QUE pint Of o ffssi FOR dinnsr, sbou, ths
sams quAsi,ity OF ries OF bSAn soup, occasionaliJ
hcm four W 1vs ounces o. fss pork, and SON,
nInss ana There are two small biscuits 10 s,eh
nsHl. wehsve snly had po.a,oss = NV II mes auos
ws osms hcre, and, In oonsequsaoe, many Of III,
mss have fallen SICK with ,As dyssn,ery, and hsd
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I.Sepe.dc.oa Me-. ysls 1-Ths ssnts n
mall With date ffeu. Canon City of The fyth,
and Hsv Msxioe Of the 18th, arrived 60
morning, notwithstanding ths hish vstsr -
othsr hindraneen Ths propristsrs are dst.r-
mined 70 max, time On this fouts, and Or, ns-e-
ssoeers sud express natter.
Gel BooNn has rscsivsd . number q vr<w
loads d presents from the kisvss - Esst
Wis an has authority 10 conclude . trsssT
with them.
AbOnt . 900 Kicwss and Csnsnohss v,rs =
tho mouth Of The Pavpss fork.
Tho Arsp,hocs srd Chsysnes are snesmnsf
sssve and below Fort Wiss, al waiting snz-
iously for their annual giits-
They will not molsst ths NAL Psrty tsrisg
the ensuing seasoa-
sps,Rlsbsrg's train had reached B.nta -
with large supplies, ard olhcr trains wsrs 60
paetsd daily. 500 gers of rain gave hs Nee
h.xlcsr fS'msis hopes OF yet IaisiBg oern.
Col. GeAYsoS and DR.. MeDewsIL vcrs -
s'srt for the sta,ss on ths i7th alt An sbxs-
dant harvest 10 expected hsrs.
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CITY NEWS.

frnrARArIoss ROE TEE Rovuru ov gax.
but ous itsm Of trade can now ~ quot,d -
"vsry brik, and that Il fireworks. In sv~S
part Of the city, this sppssrst to be ths prinss-
pal business Of one third ct least u he shsV-
keepers, whils itinsrant vsndsrs u racksR
pin-~hssls, rockets. etc, llne the side wsns
vi their stock. With ono accord ths psspas
arc agreed on rsviving the Fourth Of July Vim
all the spirit Of oldsu time, and while trsit@u
impotsntly strike at our glorious Uuios, go
ardent love for it viii unto us to dsmonstza-
tion ksfos which the memories of all fcrn9
Anniversaries will pale. We cannot szpsss q
great military display on that day, but u.
voice Of the people will be heard svsryvhsrs
unAniaOcsly shouting with all the power Of Q
great and 'rso nation I" tho Union--ths Ualss
forever"
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
wRDyEsDAY MORNING, JULY 1881.
nay Soldiers Dr,4k R..s

The English Governmsnt has tried the sx.
psrimea. of "dOub bling rum TO ssilor be'Ors
sngagsmont, and issuipg rstious Of II To sol
disrs In Indis-vith signal failure. In the
one ease jack was temOsliS.a, and got int
Irons, In the other, the hospital, and loaded
transports va, illsd With msn, Invalidsd
hous.
Qunterd In eliss, o, near them, our
troops have rus snilcsnsntA which de- rot
offer to the Eagli,h soldier. whose last resort
u tn, oAntesu, under his eolonsls ORDERS We
think therefore that sors check should be
placed on this evil, which whlls dsmcraliHing
th.m, will Oil our hospitals, burden a. with in
yalids at hoas, and pat eur msn 90 . lave,
with the netorlsus releye sucker, S the rebel
army.
Oar psrticuls, sttsuuon has hoes called 10
this question, by the conduct Of some " oar
volunteers. On Sunday . party Of soldiers,
full cf run sRtsrs5 the esmstsry at ElI.lrs
and broke Oh the head Of q bssat1al tomb; an
elderly geutl,~An eIp1stulS,sd with thsss,
when they attacked htA, knocked hin eorp,
and broke bl, arm.
Oa Friday evening, q slu,d of soldiers won't
intS q restaurant N W asbingtsu, obtsin,d M
limited drinks, ard wars 40 incsosei at being
sskcs {, pay, that they smashed ths place up.
oa ,hs uu' d'y, free hgbt ss~s OF in tAs
str.-', between ,-o Msino and ,hy.s z,u,vs
volunteers. Other cases Of fdruuksn ro-dy'sm
occurred, which ili, net pscs,,sry 70 c,ll a.
tsntion TO- to further Prove that ,oldl,rs ,hsuld
not have run.
Tea ana eofrSa exhiisrats and refresh, bat
liquor maddens tho ,Hpo.~i sAmpsignsr, th.
medicine chest suPplie, amply sufsc,snt sioO-
h lie drink FOR hospital practice, but - bsv.
uslo It sholld be black-ballsd.
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I.otior fsoa n Sun Vsluuteer.

CANT ABDRRaOH, June ~ n.
EGlos orhs Sun;
| wish to correct, through your columns, q
statement which aPp;arsd in the New YORK
Tines of the 27Ih inst, In regard 10 the treat
meat OF tie New York 18th Regiment. !, in
common with other members OF the r,gim ant,
g oXos,diDtly re1rst tbst any statement dspre
oi1tory oil cur gallant Colonel should spp,ar In
New York pager, As coming from one u bis
soldiers. II Ia we'll known by all thu men that
everything that could be done for the regiment
has besn done BY Colonel DAsHL BUrrER-
YIRLD. Thsrsfors, any reflection upon him 10
libel, and could only snsnAts from some party
who thinks that g soldiers life should be one
OF sAs and good living. Tao facts regarding
our regiment are these;
On the 2i,h Ws had q battalion drill, lnclud-
ing double quick, but not enough TO hurt
any man who pridSd himSslf on bsing an Ao-
oompliIhed soldier. The boys did not think
any thing Of play Ing ball all day undar burn
ing hot san, but, whom Afterwards, SomS Of
tb~m -'rs taken with sickness, they laid It ali
70 tho drill and 'ths double quickh"
As regards eating, our food, Of courre L. not
equal 10 the best that can DO obtained In Nav
York, bat II 10 Gs good ~ We could expect.
We get fresh meat thee times q wssk-sAlt
meat thrse timss and, GENERALLY, hSh ono0 .
week. Kaoh man has q loaf Of bread and a.
much coffee as he wants. for breakfast and
supper. ROS dlRnH, We have EsAsrally, good
soup.
For my own part, do not think that there
il reg mont in this district that fGres as we'll
as the New York 18th. For the good name
which our regiment now has In Washington,
our Coloutl deserves all praise.
On last Saturday the Government commsnc-
cd pay ing of our regiment and | can assure
you that since thSA We have had high times
The guard Soand the camp has bson d ublsi
and wan can haidly gs, out for lSvs or mon
ey. 1heSs precautions are necessary, thoL sll
ihGES arc grunbl,rs.
LIS. ,ys nlng, he 2S.h, We were reviewed by
| ca. IEgrEsrS, Of the Nav York 7Ih, Naion-
al Guard, and ths staff oi tn, 7ls' n. .,Aslsr-
icsn Guard Ths, W,rs highly pleased with
our display. Olr present camp life Furnishes
no itaus u iutsres.. Our men, with ona or
tao exec e,tlons, ac In tho best health and
spirits. In my nsxt, | will give you al &C
cOOLt u tho arrangements made here for th'
oslsbgs,ion Of the Fourth u July.
| Jonr j. CLARK Co. r., l2tA Rsgt.
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