Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19
Recruiting.

listed The 1900 men called for to fill up the
old regiments are rapidly appearing at the re-
crulting Offices and the number is already near
ly full Bot when We have done all this see
have no, done enough, Tor the State has deter
mined to send IT'S quota Of militia into the field
by voluntary enlistment This will take tive
regiment, more from he STATE, and we believe
the ranks viii be speedily filled ap.
And, while the work Is 70 be done by yolun-
term there is no need Of discussing the matter
Of the credit which should be given to any town
tor what It has already done Many towns
have done well, much more than has been re-
CURED of them, but they should not now hold
back OF that account alone The credit has
been given them At headquarters and obey are
70 receive the benefit 81 It before draN is
rcSorted TO- But they should notwithstanding
this, urge every man who can ana u willing to
60 70 enlist. Those who are nav ahead should
have pride t. keep ahead Beside. lts by NO
means certain that 'h 200 600 militia now
called lor will finish thc wo'k Indeed, 10 is
more nan prohatie polt u many more may Ne
summoned our az soon Is these are in the field,
and when chat time comes those toans that keep
their quota more than He'd vail hayc the salts
faction Vt knowing that draft may Affect 9th
ers, hut not them Then ietno town relax its
efforts in the least, but stimulate II every pos
sble way. the enlistment Of the nine months
men, remembering that all il done for the couu-
try aud he who does the most deserves the best
OF the Republic which he contributes to save.
Tna ATLANTIC MONTHLY tor September Is at
hand. ItiSa very good number though clearly
not up to tne excellcncies Of some Of It's pTcde-
cessors It has pleasant, pIqaant and GENIAL
articles for which the Monthly Is celebrated
and it furnishes heavier reading for those who
desire something solid Iligglnson contributes
the first slave usurrection in Virginia and Tho
Life Of Birds, both written in his graceful, iorcl-
ble and clear style Theodore Winthrop fresh
and vigorous Lite in the Open Aif, is continued
and the witty. sparkling, wllltul, feminine an.
thor OF My Garden, contributes a characteristic
article, \ Complaint Of Friends lhc political
article, The New Opposition Party, snot equal
70 the reputation Of the Magazine, and Is bard
lY, il at all superior to the usual political edi-
torlals in the morning papers, while political
discussions, II INDUCED in at all in the dddnhc,
ought t. be thorough, vigorous and original AT
ieies, written by the best minds IN the Coun-
try What the Nation now needs, in this de-
partmenl Of literature, il something more than
commonplace, AZ it is furnished every day with
surieit OF medioerity Tho remaining CON
tents pi the number art varied and entertaining
MnI1ARf The company recruited by Mr.
Rice IN Orleans County organized on last Tues
day by choosing the following officers
CapMin-lAMbs RlcE.
LIST ljeut.-NINoN MoRsF.
u Lieut-O. II. ArsriN
The company which ha, just .een recruited
At Bradford organized On he l2th BY clectins
the following officers
Capnin-Gso. h. DANoN. Wells lli,rt.
Let. Lieut-pEAsL y. Bl,pcslr, Ws,t Gau-
i5lpb
II. Lieut.--Cms. 6 Nawro>, WlliAm.tosn
The company raised IN Caledonia and E..ey
Coun'i.. ior the llth Regiment, organize v,,h
the cboic OF the following officer,
Capnn--tlu. f. CH,vnrEllN.
l-t. lieut.-EpwN j NoSRut.
ii IIrut-ltsrFg ). NtnARps.
The COMPANY recruited in Eockughala, Mind
ham County, Tor TIM llit Regimen hg, organ-
lied with following ohcers
faptun-CHAs. BuN1oN
I LIST. Lieut. -tuAS. H. HlsvlNt
- lleut.--SiiLs AIrEI.