, 1861-08-01
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: Until lasely I thought there must be soma:
form or crrenany shout mastering OUT
ttoops-that perhaps. they had TO snear out . )
they were swon tn; but: :when came to sss
it there WIS HttIaf ceremony about It. The
regiment WIS mustered into linz, and placed
"st ease;n when tbs field and staff officers,
accompanied BY Captain Pitcher, .. 8. A., ap
provoked tie afsE eonPa1.y, the captain cali.
>iug4heir uasnns, MT asr une :ans zering to
hs;nAne aaa ri h.iip 4his s4naAto.n "st,oai-
def a,as II to -ssoE3sr aFaaa =, his. namswaa'
being accounted for, their arms were then
stacked, their belts, oartouea1 boxes and can
teens were hung on the stacks, 9ad ths COM
paDy marched Ct. to their 'q0Hfters. During
the roll call the must Officer inspect
ed their arms aud -equipmen.s5 aud required
they have easelessly lost or wantonly de-
suoyed- Thus the regiment is gone through,
and soldiers, officers and ak ara FELLOW citizens
again. The discipline Of ne camp to certain
extent Is still Kept up:
A lev hours afaer the muetenng out Of the
9th, an otGer vas promulgated throughout
the camp to put the men tnder arms for an
cry man was in his place, with his musket in
band and his equipments On, ready to march
ard meet the enemy.
On Saturday evening at dress parade there
was vote taken in the 10th, Col Morgan, to
determine whether they would remain th1ee
days after they were paid OF, In VIEW Of the
scarcity Of men IN camp, and the anticipation
Of an attack On Birds Point. The vote seem
ed TO be about equally divided, when the
Brigadier made them 1ather ascoldfng speech,
calllbg In question their manhood, which
iuetesd of betteripg the thing, made it worse;
ard as they were mustered cut to day, and will
be paid CIT to-monow, I suppose that to-
morrow night will find q majority Of them On
their way home.
On Saturday night the sth aud 9th loaded
thirteen caIs to oFerfowing, Of special train
| which went out at 9 o'clock 2. y: They Were
| them viii go ipro other regiments. bnt the
| noet Of then will return and go into the SAINT
| regiments sAsy have teen With heretofore
Nothing Aas produced go much sadness
| throughout the whole camp a. the firing inte
the e5eaMef54Aclsy, and if what VIC have
| heard be tue The captain Of the boa. ought te
| be shot or hung.
| The Eick List Is decreasing in all the regi
| frcm what csuae do not certainly know
ments saye the 18Th, where it is on the Increase
/
50 far b. yond the ed and uth, who are camp
| ed On each side Of them
Col Bird, I nm told, is eVacuating his house
and there is to be a bresstHolk in the form O
redan, to inelude his houses, grounds, IN,
orchard, which viii give ample room to th
three regiments therE and three more if desl
ed. Nov 10 the time Tor them to make goo
use Of the "}oose da1keys," Of which til
woods sre said to be full, in putting them a
work on the Notifications, and thus gratif
them and promote the good cause.
Runners fly thick and last as 10 the prepark
tions Of the enemy to attack US, but they chas
one another down SO fast that none can kee
up with them.
The t'e1tra constHsaiouol, eublime neutrality
men OF Kentucky are running off their neigt
bors who are suspected Of too strong dew
ton to the told Tag" Several families al
here from Paducah, vino had to leave OF e,
perience the tender mercies Of Vlgi1auc
Con nmittee or mob, and yet Kentucky's IS
cred ectr' mist not be polluted BY the foot (
soldier Of the United States! 81 O teaapor.
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