The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17
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lac an II Of ou army
The bel D q aur troops 10 Tic Galdi
= MATER y ~ IRIS appfn C ard \ e
arc q al t. se begnhng 10 receive .
lsrr iae a d. fub.ie allr lion TN
etl eecy I AZ rms mos usg,sa ~ 3e
pn' mag m ure O ul llt. ptys
tai dshH 3 De lirr., Nsyo.eu
= sl &, h4yp wribpI Ills sub.ct y
Aatu lns aa ., Wp 10 lave he,
Hpai hh roal nep iioa. II y,
rRg b~icse Nba aptar 10 q ml II,
Eiease fon AZ arm, 4 i H. rs that
the tfi,e saying .,aai l. war NOR d.
from ,li~rne tal fun bIu'e. agtin d
b. ,t.a al,h IS ~ iiiel
- kars all % prcyail NOR 3 aer-
ally annz the vgrnoni troop. taan an,
oia.r ptri Of ilH army. II this b true
!. II i be- airi utsl % causes arising NJ
ter heir iefar nrc from tie State, lor
sta;e BIS recruit i more healthy o. hlnl
if1o.ss. II appears thd ie Nermo ID
troops h,vs tai 4, van has far ou III,
Yves, back o. the Poom1c. 1'tcr ga
vtacri and exposed 20 iiilu his largely
I.crcased tlie.r labrs IN baiitiiug forlliea
iitns and drlcnses. The "a Vcrmun
Regiment is reported 10 have done nor
labor Of lii. kind than aay atapr Regimen
N the whole army. Again, We are 10 4
that The camp gsolnd of some Of on
troops. particularly that II tic 9TH Rrgi.
neii, vas 20, properly selected; that
lirs in low, damp AMI ulh@,lihy re- ip
Tie unusual amount VI Sickness in tb,
9th is attributed also to their nareh f,on
Washington TO camp through sever
rain Storm mud sleeping ~ their drcnchr,
e.oihi 3,
II i indcel 10 slight distinction 10 lea
The ssn Of our gfeai army aud 10 receiy,
the brunI of its labors; yst Vile we r.
joi c 10 know thar our troops lave ac
q,iited themselves 80 nobly AID e rrpu
iably for tie s ate, we With that this hot
'.r might b. gained by lcss saciii Oh to-
l'.rt Of our sropis II tIieir la ors are Iot
sescic, The, slioul lie ,hnrcl hy 9th r.
There are liiaits 20 tie strength aul yaloi
even Of tic Gr,en Mountain Boys. |
their camp. are SET in unIlrathy places
they should he changed for msrc alubr.
Gus portions Of the cared foi.'
Sc. Cameron IL bis leecnl rrpor CIV
ua the assurance thai ITO the close Of tie
war siei.anl care shall be given 20 tie
we'll soldier and TO tie comfort and reeoy-
cry of the sick." Ills promise We tract
vii Je faithfully kept.
~ addition to shai may he done in tbi.
direction by tie Government, there WI
b. ample opportunity for pti,ats acts o
philanthropy Mll pa rioism- tiale, d this
III is invited on the part u the Govern
mens by SIC. CamerD.) Much has al
ready been done through The Sanitary
Con DiA=io1 anl other sour est the Ieo.
pic of Ills vicinity dese, ve lie credi. o.
having attended 10 ibis aaller promptly
aal with sesAe elect.
u strike. US shaI al private efforts for
tie heal.h AMI cmiot or lie saIinr
1kOlld VI irsi u. confined IN the friend,
acFiaD alets " tewasuasg o{.lbe loaor,.
10 AIS Siats arrang nens have bern
made ~ hitherto announced for sending
packages to the soldi. Rs frey Of freight
ea-arg !. Packages for particular -ol ]. "a
or com anies slioaid DC iorwarid 10 Ger
g. +. DAVIS. B'auIcboro. IIo-plsai s,or.s
FIR the Sanitary Conwisics,, 10 Dir. s
w. Tbayer, Burlington.
Dr.. Bellows &c the Sanitary Comuais.
sion in a recrn, letter says lcr- j. 10 daa.
gsE u oceTdotaJ IN furnishing the G,sD.
missiun With supplies. The Commission
wil also forward and distribute ariiclrs Of
ssShins. whish Dr. Bellows says is fro
qurnsly NEEDED Oh tud.len emergencies.
whic.l tbs Gpgcramcat canno mcet.--1
Sssnesbing. 10. mag ie accomplished by I
soand adsicc aasl TIL disFiiin of iaiornl
tses nrca sanitary sal,i~cls. Whcu i ].
rctD~at%rea Jhas our army 5 cosnfo 81
mainly o. the soans aasl ia, xs,i Il. ne' j,
W. nay sarPose TIA nlueh II The slisea,e
prevail NJ sts~s sstlsa r....sis of ,gs.s,rancst