The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-17
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thrive traction Vhichafe nNte glma euoaai
o 6l ihe tsna apny tey aa s
faoriy al l Darlington a.
tae.m aHA ZEE ltaa0ef eH
al s tah @ Ueeei ha3U0
reached ihe eneampmtut SMgniay uft
u.ng haaae received 10 onler Tel
nas oale military u.haga,
aa tlsgf So ia,o cmp iAsy piascd (
aeccae, lY .ole. There i some difficult,
Iia combining lbese fractions Mio eom8a
{ Y, growing ou q ne election 81 o.IleIfs
Ihtw y good prospect however, tha
CROUCH S sa Poalmcy recruits pill 4,
iaio lhc ller'iagteH Company unle, CAPT
Lewis, g ali il np. ii tlial event iae "a.
sex Company viii not 30 ID The G1h rcgi
meni.
Haskell ncw tni. have bca pur
saascd ior tie regiment ara age n3u
pitched "a The ground They are larger
ilsaa thVse Of thc Second Regiment, which
was eacamptd acfe, accommodating Glecn
men caeh. Hey are regarded Is an jm-
proved tent inall respects. tlnml9-mas-
ter BEifrd was Distributing blankets.
both woai,n ana rubber, GA SATURDAY..
Lem. Drew, 81 the American io.q N
tli pHce wa very busy b ptgft aingtAc
arrangements tof STRIVING ,ha lati0us TO
ile men.
The men appear 70 "a ID h.gl spirits
and IL 4 dres. parade on Saturday after
noon under Aijuaat Il. II. Brown, made
a ycp credilaale appearance. They are
robust md stydaarl looking fellows and
well fitted 70 the ronghi,ig 81 active sery.
ice. They are not yei uniformed nor
armed. Lieut. Higbte, HIo las becn O..
tailed e muster them into the Federal
service, i noW at ST. Albahs.
Il is stated, 81 good authority, that the
regiment viii march Al once, probably on
Monday under orders received by telc-
graph On Saturday from tie War Departs
meia. btaflagtga Times, lGih
TuG NlmoSr CAyArY RroiHr w.
The Secretary Of MAR las commissioned
/. Q. Plat ot Colchester to aise 4 rcgi.
munt Of cavalry ~ THIS State. Secretary
Cameron had determined on recruiting
mounted regiment Is Vermont ard ibroaah
tie recommendation OF senator lSooe, Of.
fered The commission 70 Gul Plat, No
better appointment could nave been made.
Col. Plan's energy, taci, business talent,
and extended acquaintance throughout tie
State, combined with Iii personal popular.
its, commehd him 70 tie position They
WI iii be required III can.ummating dteI
plans lhat hayebeen siyaai,o Thcrsg-
imcni is 70 be recruited Ia forty da from
THE 4th inst 'illc rcnlezyotl, will BE adj
Burlington. We understand tlal ud u
viii be issued immediately appointing ~
cruilng officers az various point III TIE
State Here IS q capital chance Tor all
that prefer mis- branch u lie service to
The infautry. But il eill lot do 70 wait
long before ioitia9 Bat little mare ban
tbiry jag remain ~ the allotted time- and
i viii not ID 70 reckon On any delajs
Oh. PlHt Is accountable to lie War
alone AN applications iof
commission 10 recruit men should De adj
dressed % him at Burlington, Nt.-ba-
fagioa Tines.
In Benson. on Tuesday afternoon, the
81 inst, 4 newly formed military company
ust recruited undertook 10 close up lhe
Exercises II company drill With salate I
II yoIiey with Llnk cartridge Inlack- /
Isl several d tile guns which had been
rather hastily and promiscuously impress
d into service. contained some old charges
originally intended to enforce lhe police
equations Of the eorniieds ofllle locality.
The aim was directed into large and I'M +
crowd Of villagers The effect
Tough unpleasant and surprising to both /
lides, gave rise to The highest expectations
Is to the efficiency Of Che company in ac- /
iye service
The enemy % retired II great disorder,
eaying eight wounded on the fed, aud a .
lumber Of missing iliai has not been esti-
mated Or. Sanborn Of this town was
lastily sent for, who reports that bnt ono
sas seriously iajured---the Rev. Alr. Go T
)prn-who unfortunately received a shot
II the right eye, which will probably de-
troy the sight. --Ratlaid Hcrald.
SUPPOSED MURDER Asp ARSON At
1oRINTH.- About Ten days since the house
md outbuildiags Of Mr.. jesse Bowen, Of
1orinth, were destroyed by FIRE, and the
ioly of Sally Bowen, lis maiden sister,
vas found ia the cellar, beneath the ruins
# the house, with the head partially burn I
a. Mr. Bowen and bis sister, who were
.ach about 90 years old, lived alone upon
back road. Heis a wealthy farmer and
: known TO have kept large Sums money
bout him. He had $4,000 IN specie,
which he cannot find, bat finds where that
houId be knife blade which be cannot
iccount for Silver spoons are also miss
ng, and Il Is suspected that Miss Bowen
vas murdered. aud the house set on fire II
.ide The deed. Two brothers left the
own next morning for Canada. aud sus
,icion rests upon them. There was ~
3owen's house some 200 bushels Of wbeal,
100 busLels Of corn. and 2000 pounds III