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REGULATE THE BOWELS.

VIII dllHN AN fAlN anu SpdSlHbuIt action. ana
is sue to
REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t. mothers. It viii give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO Your INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for overt ten
years, and CAN SAY, in CONFIDENCE AND
TRUI Of II, what we have never been able to
say Of any other medlcine-NEFER HAS 1T
FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE, TO EFFECT
CURE when timely used. Never did We know
an instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who used
it. On the contrery all are delighted with its op.
eratlons, and speak IN terms OF commentator OF
its magical effects aud medical virtues. We
speak IN this matter '.WHAT WE DO KNOW -
after ten years experience, AND PLEDGE on r
REPUTATION FOX THE FULFILLMENT OF
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered
Tins valuable preparation is the prescription of
one of the most EXPERIENCED and SKlLLFUL
NURSES in New England, and has been used with
NEVER-FAiLlNG SuCCESSIN
THOUSANDS or CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but in
vgoratcs the stomach and bowels, cure cts acidty
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOW ELS, & WIND CHOLIC
and overcome commissions, which if not speedily
remcdied, end in death, We believe it is the
BEST AND SUREST REMEDY IN THE
WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTERY AND Dl-
ARRHuGA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from
teethng or any other cause. We would say to every
Mother who has child suffering from any of the
foregoing complaints, DO NOT LET YOUR
PHEJUDlCES, NOR THE PREJUDICES OF
OTHERS, stand between YOU and your suffering
Child and the relief that Will be SURE yes, Alb
SOLuTELY SuRE--to follow the use of this
Medicine, If timely used. Full directions TO,
using will accompany each bottle, None genuine
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS,
New York. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by druggists throughout the world.
Principal Oiice, 10 Cedar Strcet,N Y.
PRICE ONLY % CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by all druggists IN Rock Island.
apr25twawly
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY
SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

| | ANlNG obtained the agency for Rock Is
| land and vicinity, for he sale of .hc Grape
Vines grown by DR.. c. W. Grant, at Iona Island
near Peeksklll, n. Y, on the Hudson river, shall
be enabled to supply vines Of uncqualled quality,
Of all the most valuable varieties including
THE CELEBRATED DELAWARE,
DIANA, Anna, RebecCa, Union Village, Concord
and others. Warranted genuine, on the hes,
terms, wholesale and retail.
The Illustrated Catalogue furnished for two 5
cent postage stamps.
These new varieties OF grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella GRAPES
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&. y. PUTNAM, Publisher.

10. INUW n
n. B.-Thc First Part of the Second Volume is
also now ready, containing the BATTLE OF
BULL RUS. fully described from every point Of
view. With map. 100 pages. Price 30 cents.
y, Copies Of the First Volume of the Rebellion
Record will be sent by mail free Of expense, to any
part OF the L. :. within 1900 mics, ON receipt OF
price. The PHtljShCr wW be reSp0HSHeJOr al re-
mittaRcts sent in registered letters.
w. Vol. will also he sent in parts as issued
on receipt of 50. Parties DESTROYS of corning clubs
Will he supplied on liberal terms by addressing
the publisher for particulars.
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I
l persons that may desire to Ioascto o. y term o
gears, the following property IN the Cit OF Davcn
NOrt, VIZ:
In block l3--225 feet, fronting ON I'd street,
loo feet, fronting ON Water street
80 feet fronting on Sd street
In block lI-Near the Market House
90 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side OF the lot
u DIocK is--NO feet fronting on Third street.
10 fronting on Scott street.
In BLOCK 2O--32O feet fronting on Third street,
$50 feet fronting ON Fourth street.
800 feet fronting on Harrison street
800 feet fronting on Ripley street.
!" o'"ck %1-ibo feet fronting on Sixth street.
loo feet fronting ON Warren street,
/" O'"cA dl-lb0 feet fronting on Fifth street.
l2O feet itont!ng on Scott street.
III o"rN 5o-3OO feet .ronting on Western avcnu
it0 feet fronting on Sixth treet,
ibJ fect fronting on Seventh street.
III OocH S>-i0O feet fronting on Brown street,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
II" o'ocA 'N- DO feet fronting on Sixth street, and
extending back / 30 feet.
fof particulars inquire of Corbin & Dow Attor
neys at Law, rot JAMES MAY,
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aNeaiea.
A FREE GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT

~ THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
ING TO SUSTAIN.
HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEpREpARp
TO FIGHT.
1t Is singular fact that large maio,,,y oy,I..
people OF the United States are uDaco1ointod ,,,,
the great importance Of the cause for which Tho
soiu'ers oil The Union are fighting. Let every man
ana woman throughout the United States care.
lully read and study the Constitution ortbc Tn,toJ
HssateS' they VIII become convinced OF the holiness
u our cause and Of the wlckodness OF those Who
freedom. e"" f''''''"u'
we "e''e'c that had the reading of the Cons,I.
'ot'"n ueeh adopted daily lesson in oyer,
',"oo' throughout the United States the doctrines
W stc''soh ana states rights would never have al
a,1I t'' position OF political question nor
would Inc country have been called unon IN MANN
orthc unfortunate wraLglng a nd ACCOMPLISHMENTS
mat nave arisen, and which so MANY az an, s,,,,s
men nave lost their time in a,temptiuu ,,.,n,o,.
probation. F"s "'''''''
hlIions OF our CtlzeLs have never tbnrnu,bIv
H"o'u t'e constitution, and even at the present
tlihc, when 1t is the duty of every citizen NJ ,L'
country I" INFORM himself OF the rights and nrIyi
reyes secured to him, under its PROTECTING arm !,
Is mol ~ one household to five hundred In y,o,,,
t"cL''"re, OF correcting this great oversight ond
Il" 'ur"'Hn every man, woman and child through
out the United States with the means Of s,u,,,T,,'
TINS gfeht palladium OF liberty, and TO protect M
"Ea'"S' 'u'utc false doctrines and political dlsas-
crs, '
DRS. RADWAY Il co.
present to the American pupIic, free Of cL,r,o
the constitution OF the United States of Atper,c,
nentiy bound, together with an improved Almanac
Tor the !cars S62, called ''Dr. Radway's Cons,,tu
tlohai Almanac AS soon as practicable. n,
Railway Agents, in every village and town
Throughout the union. will be furnished with
supply, Tor Tree circulation. A copy of the same
VIII be sent to all who will enclose n stomp GIrtho
payment postage.
Druggists, booksellers. ncwsdcalcrs throuphout
the country, DESTROYS ofalding us in distributing
To tlc pcopl, the Constitutional Almanac are IN.
Nl'ed to send IN their orders No charges will be-
| made lor the same.
We also invite the people of the Canadas. Br,
lsh Provinces, and, in fact, all who can read the
English language throughout the world, TO accep,
as elits from us our Constitutional Almanac.
We VIII send to any one who Is willing IN nav
INC postage on 1t copy or If the citizens of anv
town or village VIII accept from 100 to 500 comics
we VIII iurnlsh them free of charge Being cony,n-
ced that II our foreign friends Will carefully read
the Constitutions, they will become satisfied that
our people, III supporting our government IN WIN
ing ont inns foul blot of secession from our r.-
cntcheoh, are not only right, but are csablislou
on sound basis the freedom ofthc pcoulr tbrou,h
cut the world.
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RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOTyrNr

WI. W." spEeuly eradicate every par,lclc.of disease.
anu VIII reinyest the patient with health.
LADIES
ui with Failing OF the Womb. Ulcers .rthc
No""' discharges from the Uterus, rborosis.npJ
all weakening discharges, may dcpend pnon =,
snpee4y cure by the use OF Railway Rcnoyatng
in cases OF Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
you 'he kesolvent, taken in connection with
hau@ay's Pills and Ready Relief, will be found
quick and thorough cure
NOTICE.
Df. Railways remedies are sold by druggists in
every village, own and city in the United S,ates
eahaoas and British Provinces Price; o5 cents
% cents and 81.
RAILWAY 4 CO..
Sp,so, No. % John ST., New York.
NELsoN HERsH, Agent, Rock Island, III.
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PROCLAMATION.

I Bailey Davenport, mayor of the city Of
| Rock Island, do hereby declare section two
~, Of an ordinance passed August sth, 1857, en-
titled IAN ordinace,' relating to Dogs running at
large, 10 be in force from this date.
Dated at Rock Island this 18th day of NAV,
1862. BAILEY DAVENPORT, Mayor
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DR. LA CkOI\'SS
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIES
uN TUE
rhi >i0IGgiCai View Of Marriage.

hi Ni"iVSNdE tNH vi NGifIdStt
80 PAGES AND ll3 ENGE\VIVGS .prico
oulv rwrnIy.rIyr,rNr. Sent fro, ur nn.t,n. ia
all parts of the unlon. On the infrm,ti,s nf yopt
and molurl,y d,srl,.,,o tho. s,,,,,, tiI,sI' l,t
sexes of ali ayes, caus,ug dch,I,tv r,,,ousross
t,pr.,.luu nr spi,rs rlI,,,,ti,n al, 10 L.,
suicidal ImapInInps. Involuntary omissions MIMI
rnps. defective m,inory. InJ,rn.,,o and I,s.t,,Jn
rim royE.xy;0u, nj yJyjIj,yg ,gtr,., ~, =, uo,rt
iug s,tyyI MISS. n tyIy,g, y,Ui,p, ,,,y n, ,,,,,no
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every human being Is entitled
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| sometimes lriruin,t IN, ,L, ,r. ,,o,k cYo ,.oaL
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of ideas loss of memory. yy,ib rncIoncboIv ma,
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| DON TKEATMENT
We have recently, d,,yo,rd much ,t. ,,,. ,i,, T.,
VISITING the EurUpc,u Uosp,taIs a,,iI,ng n,,r.
selves Of the know l.Jp, and rrsc,rr hos Of ~.
mas, sJ,Il,I h,, ,,''1 ''" i , .,'S VI '''T
| the contln"ul Those who place themselves IN
"'' oar .,Lt vi. no" nav the inli benefit OF the
! many NJ" NHp tf ACi"lN REMEDIES
WIZ" W" are '"|oIc" 10 Introduce INTO our praC-
'''' an" tue P""i' nay rest assured oi the same
zeat' "t''N''N' Hh' KY ana attention being
p"ut /" '"'f ''S''' "hIch mas =" successfully dis
t,hsn..h'u US "'f'to'ot', as a Physician IN ca
~, llAn u'P.t''!r"' Of professional practice
joF hf past l"'HfgNre gears
:, fHHEN'" frMAhf rus Ladies VINO wish for
n'"'c'"t"' ,'"ca'y OIL Whch mas bcen tested IN
'hooS'"u' % cases. ana never failed to cite It
9P,'"y WIS any pug results, VIII use none
| p"t w. D'hah'y renal" ferl"dcai rms. The
ON! pftcau'oh necessary to be observed Is, ladies
S"ou'" ""t take 'holh II thcy nave reason to be-
'c'' 'h'y are ~ f''fhW situations lthe particulars
o. "I'c" "'H ht 'uhd on the wrapper accompany
! ing tatN boN. though aiW1NS safe and hralthN so
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soothing syrup.
FOR CHILDREN TEI"TstiSf.

which greatly facilitates the process of teethng,
by soltcnng the gums, reducing all niamatlons-
will aay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc action and
-
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" consider the Record a very yAu-
able publication. ii ''--EjulrG Everett.
'Eyery one who wishes complete record of
the stirring events nov transporting, should pro-
cure this weekly serial. In a small compass it
gives the contents OF dozen daily newSpapers.-.
y. L. MdfpeadeHt.
sit is quite Indispensable for reference. and
forms one OF the most remarkable specimens Of
current hyi0ry ever pubiGshed We advise those
who would preserve and ponder the authentic
chronicle of the second War OF American indie
pCHdcnce,' To possess themselves OF this valuable
and interesting scral.'- Boston TRANSCRIPT.
owe cannot speak too highly ofthe industry and
sound udgmen, the work dlspiays."-N Y Duly
SeWS.
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Great struggle for Free Government.

With complete aud accurate copies Of
All the Secession Ordnanccs--l utiiCla).
DAVIS and Stephens Speeches and proclama-
tons.
procIamatous and Messages Of President Lin
coin.
State Papers otaIi kinds.
Military procamatIous on both SIDES.
Speeches and Appeals Of Southern Union Men,
Kennedy, Holt, Dixon. Crlttcnden, etc.
English Articles on the War.
"Contraband" Correspondence.
Radical Northern Speeches.
NotlCy's Causes of the War.
W. II. RusscI's Letters.
Curiostics OF southern War LITERATURE
Reports Of Battles and Sklrmlshes.
Lists OF Officers OF Regiments, etc.
Picturesque Narratives.
Patriotic Poetry
Songs of the Rebels.
Munchauscnlana.
Anecdotes, Statistics, etc.
THIS work will be published as heretofore
weekly and monthly Weekly Nos. at 10 cents !;
Monthly Parts illustrated, 90 cents. The Illus
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two Nos, at 80 cents each, making the price for
weekly and monthly editions the same, wa SO for
each VOL, each SIX months Covers tor binding
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now OUR SOLDIERS SH0ULpBEpREpARp,
TO FIGHT.
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HATS, CAPS AND STRAW = GOODS.
winch viii be sold at very low prices.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

Consisting Of Shirts, Collars, Crayats, Ties, Stocks
Hosiery, Suspcnders, Wrappers and Drawers
suitable for the season Gloves nc
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MILITARY SUITS
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

n lots or subdivisions. 10 suit rurr hasers, or
| persons that may desire to casofo = term
years, the following property n the Cit, OF Daven
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20
a Letter from Chicago.

CAMP HANCOCK, Chicago, Iii. Oct Il.
Bro. WEBSTER Having been form.rly
a reader OF the Messenger, and till within
short time since resident OF the Green
Mountaiu State, | thought perhaps few
iottings on matters Of general observation
might not be uninteresting, TO at least por-
ton of your readers.
On the 10th Of March last left the HON
of my childhood, to try my fortune in the
Prairie State. | was in part induced to DO
this that | might avail myself of the advan-
tageS afforded by the Garrett Biblical Ins,i-
tute, although without the means to attend it
Immediately. first visited an UNCLE Rev.
Caleb Lamb of Elk Grove, and atterward be.
gan select school at Dunton Station, on tAc
North Western Railroad. But who can dc
termnc the events Of the future as | had
laid my plans fer fall term of school, with
a good prospect Of success, the call asking
Tor six hundred thousand volunteers was
made ; and where vas the young man with
two arms, upon whose cheek was the glow OF
health, that could remain quietly at home
while others were exposing t2eir lives for his
protection ? Yes, | enlisted, and on the same
day that intended to begin the Fall Term
| went with our company to camp.
This company enlisted by Capt. Suthcr
land, who by the way, was formerly Yer.
monter, and is by marriage connected with
friends OF mine who live 10 Wothers6cld, is
composed OF farmers and mechanics, who
were highly esteemed in the towns from which
they came.
Camp Hancock is some thirty rods south
of Cottage Grove. We are quartercd in tn,
Sbiey tents excepting the officers who occupy
wall tents. The late Capt Haze is our Col.
a man who has seen service in the State Of Nc
Going to the east upon the road that bound
our camp on the north you arrive in a few
moments at Fairview on your left, near tb
corner of a fenced field you observe small
enclosure surrounded by picket fence painte,
brown, wherein you are told repose the remain
of The Jamented Douglas. Near by is ittl
house, which | am told contains safe whcr
those who visit the grave OF the statesman
may deposit dino and record their names
thereby becoming share holders in the Doug
las Monument, which as yet is only projected
Upon the right hand is the house once tn
home Of that remarkable man. 1t is no
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20
THE DAILY FREEMAN,

'FhEucSa the Session of the Legislature, will
caufa1l tn!l and accurate reports of the pro-
csedi,4.a al ltat body. The moraing and alter
noda editions of the paper will be issued as
aesfzi, "a accommodate our Southern and West
erz nnul subscribers, Full Geographic news
asi;A-a sap TO the time Of going to press will ap-
Esaaf. sa each edition. Terms the same as here
tnks1ss.
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zss.ea that rate during the Session.
~Ega~ postage Will be prepaid if desired, and
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Fas WAskN FREEMAN during the Session
WIN contain foil reports of Legislative proceed
5assr and will be supplied to Subscribers, OR
sssIs.ts, during the Session, at reasonable rates.
Etniegs are solicited.
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CONCENTRATION OF Col. RANDALL.,-A cores
pondent Of the Free Press, writing from the 18Th
Vermont Regiment, relates the following Cir
cumstance showing the esteem in which Col.
Randall is held by the men who were in the "a
regiment
An interesting scene occurred to-day. Just
after Col. Randall came Oh the field, and had
assembled his officers to receive their first orders,
soldier came up, in suit much faded and
worn. The Colonel looked around and caught
his eye, and stepping forward, gave him saIu-
tation that few men would have given private
soldier under the circumstances. 1t WAS "a great
contrast, the officers in their splendid suits, and
the soldier in his poor uniform. | talked with
the man afterwards, and asked him where he
knew our Colonel. Said he Col. Randall
is my old captain. My God, love that man
better than any man that lives lie is a man
every inch of him, and wish the boys he usec
to have were in his command"
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free States must, If they hold together, ulti.
mately rule this continent. They, therefore
are full as anxious to hOpelessly divide the
North, allyipg part of it by treaties of amiry
and commerce to themselves, as they are to cut
adrift from the old Union. They not only wish
to escape from the Government, but so utterly
end and destroy it, that their conledera.y shall
be the only really formidable power on this con-
tinent. To this end they have in various way
talked of free navigation of the Mississippi, pro-
ylded the West would cut adrift from the East,
and carry its supplies of breadstufs to a
Southern market And there remains now no
doubt that in many localities in the Western
States, secret associations have existed for some
time, doing what they can, to further just such
schemes as these and we may be entirely sure
no man belonging to any such ASSOCIATION voted
the Republican ticket. That this election will
advance such schemes as this, we have no doubt,
1t will encourage the South in the expectation
of alternating tho W est from the East, and it
will stimulate the traItorous politicians of the
NOrtD, VINO are Duslly aG NOTk w dCCoDHiloH
the same result, to renewed and holder efforts.
And the evils that are the inevitable conse-
quence of the war, the burden of the public
debt, the arrangement CT business, the loss of
private fortunes, will all contribute to furnish
arguments to convince selfish and mercenary
men, whose patriotism never was very hearty,
that there is some better, safer and more profit
able way to finish the war than by keeping ar
mics in the field.
There is but one way for the government to
p.rsue to counterfeit the evil inhuenc of these
elections. Let the war be prosecuted with the
forces already raised, and the power which the
government already has at its comnand, with
the utmost vigor. Let rebellion be pushed to
the wall before it has time to take advantage of
it's new Northern ally. Let treason be made
powerless IN its own home by the terrible blows
of the grand army of a million of men which
the nation hes raised and then these Congress
men, who have sympathy with treason, and
wish to treat it mildly, can 60 as mOurnels at
the funeral of rebellion instead of taking pa-
ces of honor in the pageant of its triumph.
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From the Central Christian Advocate.
Army Chaplains.

BEo. ELLIOTT Much is said of these
tunctlonarles IN truth and talsehood. But more
OF the latter than Of the former. 1t is truc
there are many unworthy chaplains and
why do colonels allow them to stay in the req.
lments ? Are they not liable to trial as o,hcr
officers Better drive them out and show
some respect Tor Christianity and the men of
their commands. Some chaplairs, il is said
drink whlsky, play cards, aud trade horses
and L think 1t likely. But after years ex.
perence have not known such u case though
OF one or two, am tolerably certain. Il
L were colonel, as wicked as the devil 7
would allow no such preacher in nv camn,
But while much is said of chaplaips, and much
IN truth, L assert and dare the INVESTIGATION
that In proportion, there are more inefficient
and dlSgraceful eolonels, majors, captains and
lieutenants, to say nothing of brigadier and
major genera Is 10 the army OF the u ited States
than poor aud inefficient chaplains. And while
l would not shield chaplains frcm the inyosti.
CATION OF righteous public sentiment, would
call the attention of all tc the obligations and
qualifications of commanding officers as laid
down In the articles of war the various too
'lcS' army regulations, and general orders, and
see how many out of every hundred do thei,
whole duty
Although we have been in the field for over
I year. We have officers who are sad excuses
"A chaplain who could not make and preach
Sermon ought to be turned over to z. II. Bar.
mum as curiosity yet We have colonies and
o'her oillcers' who cannot drill and manage .
company or regiment, who would be brigaiier
generals If they could.
do not write vindctiveIy, hnyiog had nc
trouble nor having been drunk but to show
nat chapIa'ns are not the only men in the arm,
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who fail to do their part. And
would suggest that commanders or V.os'ng
give their chapains lair show lysIneae
times and seasons in which the chanI.; v' apart
pected to act hispart. ENCOURAGE b;n oa; !: : e,
ing after the sick, &c Then f he 'I fa "a look.
his duty in the name of good sense ,.,s To- d
I'll venture that when colonies have th: an.
lains treated right 10 their position il 'a'P'
not fit for it, he will get out of the ,n zoe L
ONE IN THE sgRvIcr
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TEE THIRTEENrn-By private letters from

TIE THlRTEEsrn.-By private letters from
members of the 18Th regiment, Col. Randall,
received in town Saturday night, it appears
that the regiment were, on the 10th, ercamped
on Capitol Ill., at Washington. Nothing Of
unusual interest occurred in their journey from
Brattleboro to Washington, and the boys were
we'll and heartily engaged in grumbling about
their tents (Which were 80 small as to hold but
three persons,) and anathematizing the " raw
pork and hard tack"