Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-07


w. Y. w. Ripley Liout., q. $. Roberts h.
@. Kinsley. J. b. Kilburn. So rank and file.
Keone IN. H. Cornot Band, II pieces. u
inform, cadet gray, regulation cap with red
/ plumes.
Allen Grays, Brandon, Company A., Capt.
/ X. X. Drake Licuts., VIM. Cronan, Free
man Allen, r. A. Graves. - rank and file.
Martial music. Uniform, cadet gray, regula-
ton cap with white plumos.
Middlebury Light Guards, Company b.,
Capt. w =. Russell Licuts., Justus Cobb,
L. S. Dana, A. S. Dana, A. S. Tracy. IS
rank and file. Martial music Uniform, blue
trimmed with white, regulation cap with
white and blue plumcs.
officers Of the Second Regiment.
Colonol-W. w. Cochran, Bellows Falls
Lieut.. Colonel-H N. Worthcn, Chelsea.
Major-A. NJ. Dickey, Bradford.
Adjutant-E. NJ. Brown, Woodstock
Quartermaster- Charles b. Stoughton.
Companies.
Woodstock Light Infantry, Company A.,
Capt. p. T. Waseburn; Lieuts., T.. NJ. Brown,
w. w. Pelton, Seth d. Churchill As rank
and file. Uniform, cadet gray, regulation cap
with pompon Woodstock Cornot Band, 20
pieces.
Bradford Guards, Company b., Capt. i.
T. Blodgett; Liouts., Charles S. Stevens, d.
X. Andross, d. Morrison. 46 rank and file.
Uniform, cadet gray, regulation cap with
pompon. Bradford Band, g pieces.
Green Mountain Guards, Bellows Falls,
Company c., Capt. r. A. Barker Liouts.,
c. L. Webb, S. Horn, b. p. Page. Uniform,
blue trimmed with red, regulation cap with
red and white plumes. Bellows Falls Quad
rillo Band, 10 pieces.
Tunbridgo Light Infantry, Company c.,
Capt. Richard Smith Licuts., l.. G. Whit
ney, J. l.. Farnham, J. b. Blodgett. l3 rank
and file. Uniform, blue coats and white pants,
I regulation cap. White River Cornet Band
l6 pieces.
Cavendish Light Infantry, Company f.,
Capt c. c. White; Licuts., O. S. futile,
IL. g. Lockwood, A. A. Adams. 40 rank
and file Uniform blue coat, white pants,
regulation cap with white and orange plumos.
Chester Cornet Band, 20 pieces. with drum
corps of attached.
officers Of The Third Regiment
Coloncl--D. w. Blanchard, Coventry.
Lieut.. Colonel--Wm. NJ Dole, Danvile
Major-F. c. Harrington, Charleston.
Adjutant--N. w. Bingham, Irasburgh.
Companies.
The only Company present from this Re
giment were the Green Mountain Boys of
/ Danyille, and they mustered with the Second
] Regiment.
Green Mountain Boys, Danvllc, Capt. Il.
w. Laird Licuts., b, F. Taylor, J. c. Which
er, A. II. Whitcomb. 10 rank and file. u
inform, Citizens dress, oil cloth cap with
pompum Martial music.
Officers of the Fourth Regiment.
Coloncl-Geo. J. Stannard, St. Adams.
Lieut.. Colonel-Geo. NJ. Hall, Swanton.
Maior-James Lewis, burlington.
Adjutant--Hram Stevens, Enosburg
Companies.
Howard Guards, Burlington, Company A.
Capt q. o. Tyler Licuts., d. b. Peck, J
j. Dunklee, S. c. Kimball. ~ rank and file
Uniform, cadet gray, regulation cap. Martial
music.
Ransom Guards, st. Adams, Company b.
Lieut.. q. G. Hunt, commanding Louts
John Newton, Geo. II. Farrar, Leonard Gil
man. 80 rank and file. Uniform, cadet gray
regulation cap with red and white plumes. -
Richford Cornot Band, 10 pieces
Green Mountain Guards, Swanton, c., Capt
l.. ID. Clark Lieuts., T b. Marvin, A. A
Brooks, A. b. Jowett so rank and file
Uniform, blue trimmed with red, regulation
cap. Swanton Cornet Band, II pieces.
Green Mountain Riaomen, Fletcher, Com
pany d., Capt. u. w. Strait ; Lieuts., Il. T
Bingham, j. b. Case, p. o. Wotherbee. 4,
rank and file. Uniform, gray, regulation cap
Martial music.
The muster and review. on the 10Th, 30tl
aud 3lst ult., was every way successful ant
highly creditable to officers, soldiers, and tho
people-to officers and soldiers for fine equip.
ments, excellent discipline, and degree Of
knowledge Of military evolutions and drill
surprising under the circumstances and to
the people for quietncss, temperance and good
order rare even in these days of improvement
in these respects.
The camp was located on a beautiful site
and admirably adapted for military purposes
Apprehonsions had been felt by the militar,
that suitable ground could not be found in
sufficient quantity, any where in the neigh.
borhood of Montpelier but clear field o.
fifty acres was furnished, of which, how.
over the military had occasion to use only
one half On the south ran the Winooski
upon the banks Of which were arranged one
hundred and twelve tents for the occupation
Of the military, with ample conyeniences un.
der cover for cooking and feeding the whole
In the rear Of the tents, an acqueduct wa,
laid to supply pure water to every regiment