Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20
A DRAFT AT SAVANNAH.

A DRAFT AT SAVANNAH
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tou D""'teF furnishes an amusing description
of the scene which ensued on the occasion of
a draft for f,pr bundrod rnep in gavar,ah a.,
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complete requlsitlOn Tor troops, the requis-
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hHhuttu OF the business men anu mechanics
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LATE News rRoM BIoHMoND.-Tne late
Richmond papers furnish some interesting
news of the state Of affairs in that city,
From the following proclamation it will be
perceived that jeff Davis himself was really
present during a part of the battle of Fair
Oaks -
"ENEccrlyE OrFIcF June .. lSG2
f ~ G o ',l, %, you 2 ll a'c
you displayed u ihc b,tes Of me 3st OF May and Isl
INST ana WIN pnde and pleasure reeosaiag me steadi
In POSITION capfur5d hs a4vsnoed nircnc6me .ey
erN batteries ofarery and many standards, and every
a,o'G ,i. l''9l 'l' op nsu az P,.t O., your
cl.ion have Witnessed moYc Of calmn,ss and good or
der than YOU exhibited while advancing into The very
,b when you rose5 apan he enemy ,bena lboe, NJ
fire was blazing in your faces In the renewed Struggle
"a gIu ' are ~, 's eve w ~ easass' ,'s ana e'n
attract. the admiration ana pride of The lo,ed ones you
,e, g a & @ 10 ioo "Ro a'srGgaras IS
he wounded and the prisoners was the 1T and crovnug
glory 70 your y'or Defenders Of Ju'l e'nse may God
r6c general sill cause t6e a65yo a be- read to che
troops under bis command
Inc Richmond Salnrer OF jane 9th claims
the victory IN the late battle as follows:
The late two days battle, fought near this
city is designated IN the reports OF the ene-
my aud is also known to some extent at least
m our own army as the battle OF Seven Pines.
we have not been able to obtain a copy of a
lnte northern paper but we learn that an Of
hcial dispatch has appeared from Mcclellan,
claiming as he did at Williamsburg, a bril-
liant and complete victory Driven from
their Observation-Disclosures out of their
camps-their cannon takeu-tneir tents TAX
en-their stores OF all sorts captured-driven
among the builirogs, and driven back where
they tired to come out-tye hundred prison
ers aken and saved from utter rout only be-
cause the bog protected them from pursuit
Mcclellan yet claims victory Surely he
must be under an extraordinary pressure and
necessity 10 make him thus sink all the in
suncts OF manhood IN the misrepresentation
OF the uehherale ana haol'nal ialsiher When
does Mcclellan propose to whip us again Z"
AsHBY DEAD AT LAsr.--General Fremont
telegraPhs officially that the notorious rebel
caVali y ohlcer' Gen Ashby' was killed at the
late night near Harusonbnrgh Ashby has
hgured very prominently during the whole war