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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

The Traitor, Gen. David Z. TsiRes, is
reported in Richmond papers TO have died
., augusta, "a, oa the 18th inst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

sA-The .Ss'iayrorc Times and San
Jury Democr1f-wbich are regarded as
the mos; decided .ympa,hIEers with the
Rebels in this region-have both CON-
meucei furious assault upon Maj Charles
H Shriner, since his appointment to the
Union State Convention. He can stand
it. Nothing is su.er to excite the hos'ii-
ity Of sscb sheets, than Union Demo
crat g5ius for his Country before his
Party. If be would denouncs the Ad-
minis.ra,ion, throw every obstacle be
could in the way Of the Government, aud
JOIN the sueaking efforts to play into the
hands Of the Rebels, be would still be
nreliable constitution Democrat" But a.
be has, from the first, stood By the Unions
su:horities-.ith Holt, Stanton, C,ss,
Dickinson, Butler, aud thousands Of the
best men of,he Democracy-he is denoun-
ced in the most UNINSURED terms.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

The Commissioners of Lancaster county
have voted a bounty Of Fi.:y Dollars to
each new Volunteer from tha, county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
NOTICE.

YT'HE Books and Accounts OF J. Scasrrts,
J. ScsHEriR Il SOY; also, the Butcher
Books Of c. GEssEELISs, have been placed
IN ry hands for collection. Of which a.. .lie-
rested v'il please take nouce.
LsxIs5urs, Nay /, 1869 WH. JONES.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Iu-A good bill of fare ofers-;be lite
rary feas, connected with the Commeuce-
men, Of the University at Lewisturg.
mex, week Sunday 10 THURSDAY Half
fare tickets, good from 9th July to ith
Aug, may be tad a, philadsl, Harrisburg
and Suutury.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
lFwrBrEG LADIES' SOLDIERS AID sasIEIr

LEwIsBrEG LADIES solDikIs' AID SaCIEII.
FThe Young Ladies VIII give an Enter
tainmeni N Independent Han. afternoon aad
evening Of Commencement. Thurs. jolv 8 }
the proceeds for The Soldiers. Admission 10
Mrslc. Tab.eauI.&c (eveninsl 10 csnis-aad
Refreshments (aiisrhoon ana evening" ezra.
sA-F-i-nd. 20 the court-v s-- invi:t 20 ecptr51ts
nl.inIs af BERRIES fa- th. EntertaiuE1ent
II H.1fg7Gs Bfisassi- Cordial will no;
cure. 10 the as; Stages Of Consumption, xe
know from experience It affords great relief.
Dyspepsia is a difTicui, disease 10 cure, but
Ho0TLsSp's GsRN.~ BrTrsRs Will soon over
come Il Read the AdEt IN another column.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
Latest News

WASHINGTON, July ~, l.62.
C.F7 L. I Do,3E, Mastering o,oe-, HArrissars
II offered BY the Governor, muster nine
sud twelve mouths volunteers, BY order
Of the Secretary Of War.
ISisuedJ l.. THOMAS,
Aiiuisnt General
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
Commencement Week. LewiSburg, 1852

SuHtay Iaiy 9I-4F-rs~11v.-4uuu S~--on ~ "a
th- >uci-;y i i-4ury ~ Rev Warm Babiolpa. Ber-
r-a1tas1.Fz- EFEvS3.->-- o-flr- tn bIoosIiOp
so-s-tv hv Rev u Wu. -taI-slc. 7. b
Nrarsy. JGiy 3>-EvTNIss-?ri,o rscisas;io1s 2.
til a;ogla1-- 'llss-
THe.iay. July 29-NsEN;S7 Meeting of B1arts -
TrI-t-as auI CrTa,-r- AFrrzNocS-AuuuAiN Meeting &
th- El1-4ti-n >7ri-tT- EvENING -AaniyersAry M--t-
nr O: tb- -1ci--y Of ;h- Au1aui- 0-sts--i.~v- 4 .
THyior Cncia1= o., Pyet-E-T. J. " Lyons, New Ro
ch..ls y.
oi- q the Th-r 0-c8l Dr1-rt1-ut AFTfsNo's--A
v=-sa-r Exercises Il th- Fsnsi- Instituts- EvIUVs
AuuIv@rsa-v o. n. Literary Sleistir- OrA-n-Rev- P
: H-u-7r PHI al Po-t-Hoa. Charles Tharbe- Brock
lyn. y. Y.
thursday. Jsiy 3I-Conrr-n-@zeat
c. : JAMES. sec =, F.-1l-r.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

MOI INC NDhIh
Freight & Accom- Z passes LeE!sts
Mail Tram DO 4:3s p v
F,n-sss Do s.26 ! VI
.yIor1.y Ia,-ni-. ~-'-. AZ A--o=nois'on t--in Ee-
u; from -gp5aTy Lvg.e-- train HuBass El1TEin-
MOVING SOUTH
Nal train passes LeVisbgGg 9is i VI
Freishi & Accommodation 30 -
E.press 90 s:sI p "
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Gen. Shepley, of Maine, is appointed
Military Governor Of Louisiana.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
TURNip SEED.

Early White Fla. Dutch Stray Leaf.
Early White Fla; Norfolk.
Early Purple Top Fla, Strap Leaf.
Long White French
Long Yellow Sweda.
Round Russia, or Ru,s Bsgs.
Dale's Hybrid.
Ths subscribers XII forward, b. mail. one
pound OF The ABOVE named varieties OF I1rnIp
seed, postage pad, on the rece. PS oi SO cents
a. pos,sge stamps.
ROGERS L GEST,
No. 1913, Marssi Street. Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
NOTICE.

TNHE Dimes Saviug IlStitnIion Of Lewis
burg has this day declared Dividend
OF -Four per Cent for the last SIX months on
the amount o: Stock paid in. PAYABLE II
iveuiy days from dale. Il. P. SHELLER.
May /. lsal TTeascrs-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

WAR MEETINGS are again the order
q 'As sa5. Liberal money encouragement,
q e5siy ysae.s esersd ts Vo.gu;esrs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
REMOVAL.

TOHN A. MERTZ, ESD has r.uo-st his
j Office on Market -. txo doors west Of
TIE Lewisbarg Bank, where ne will attend 10
al manner Of business IN his line E..h
promPIness. SPeaks both English and Ger
man. a. MERTZ
Lewisturg. Arr!l I. le5:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

= Rev. J. Warren Randolph OF Phil'a Will
deliver The annual sermon before the society
fr moral AMI Religious Inquiry IN Com
renccnent HaH.on saHd.y afternoon ne1t at
o'ciock. The PG0Ic Is respectfully invited
10 attend. Tsos.A Gill, Rec Sec.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
Estate of John Glover, deed.

r ETTEG> Tssfam-1tary N the Estate Of
JOHN GLOVER, Esq laie Of HaE;l-'oa
borough, Union cogn;v. having beer d1'T
granted To the undersigned. al persons infs =
ted thereto are requested 10 make innedIare
paynent and those having claims 0, demands
against The sane EIli present them for settle
meli 10 either Of Us
RI GLOVER Hsrl-tc-
JAMES GLOVER, EsrileT To
Nav . 1852 Tpdl EvscI'ors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

ea-The Miiileburg Tribune says the
"o:hcial tally papers" Showing tia; Nr,
Miller Is tue choice Of the maj ]ri'y Of our
Party in Snyder county for Congrsss)
acre carried oH TO Lavisburg." We
have not seen tbsm-car not learn that
they are or have been here. We had ou-
y an sbs,rac, Of the vote, in hgures crp-
pied, as We were told, By II. X. Ritter,
E-q from the original papers, as pub
h.hei ty us-vhich the Tribune nigh.
have copied, long ago, if disposed.
Bat the I.iL,trslaf, Of the 9,h inst,
give. the fgures, by Districts, showing a
majority Of .93 votes, for the Crawford
County Sysiem-av0ts, We suppose, taken
from the same "offieial tally papers a.
the vote for Congress. We s1ppose there
fore, tt e. papers were in Niddieburg, tso
DAYS after the Conven;ion-sndw whoever
copied one portion Of the returns, might
have copied the other if 50 disposed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
M ASCN l. CO.

raE. N's2S' MAS " l. CO. 1'''---'s
ENGRAYEl-S and STATIONERS.
Ia 30. Che>JnuI -. Fhri4f>iy si-.
ssvri3ing CARDS o. th- ufvsst s:yl- - Vasitrs .sa
Bf.asss CA-i.. --aTsi Bnf frutri at III s.1-r-:
uo-i-- A v~rF fal N.s---u.nt e FINE s:st-----v
si=-y. kau3- Iz-z-s % Cllr, every stT rf
EaaaS-iaE- srt-tiesiiy executed. kuv -rTe % FaTsr
sEi EuT-ioprs zt3- e c--s- 'ca- =. $50
George ". zsiglsr has opened /, Law
Shop IN Ssliusgrove.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

T,sSIav Morning 4 Friday Afternoon
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

FOR SALE OR RENT.
- The House ant Livery sable on South
EFourih -. formerly Vim. MOore's- II
no; sod by the Is, Of October, II will be for
RENT. Inquire on the premises Of
ARCH. THOMAS.
Lexisbu-g. Jay IL, 1852
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
ONE LAST APPEAL.

Lls,su. -ounr ha-oes-yru- country Ia calling
Tine s;ris-s the boyr Er ths trAvs ani the iraei
Nov -hi.s the fe-enost are faiutin- snd fsliinE,
FIJI up the rauks tha, have opened for you!
Yoa whom the fl:h--s made free ard isfsn3ei.
stafu n, the scroll that eIas!sr'us thsir isue'
You whose fair herl.a-s spc;les. sesespi.d,
Leave not your children a tir.hrish; q shame!
s;sr r-r f- cr-stt,-. Will. F-eeon stand. rasTing
Wait nor till Honor lies u-srT-i IN bis pail!
Brief the lips meeting te sv.f The hands c.ssr.ns-
--U- f5- he vars ." is enough for them all.
B-rak from tie a-us tbs; would foniy oA-sss youi
Hars, 'tis the bugie-tlas;' ssh-es s-e drawn
No,hsr shall Pray for YOU, fathers shali bless y7a,
MslIeus shall weep fr you when you Are soae!
Ssvs- o. nv cries tbs tl7ol Cfs uatoa
Poured 7u the zrf -h-rs the r-i sh-uli tlcoza
Nor ). the 1ay sni ;hr hour otsiirs;i0n-
Never u D.. IeLls tie trump; of doom!
Never pr nov roars the ho-se-;hruatsi esnnar
Trough the black canopy t!J;.ins tie skies;
Never or r1v, t.ps TIE shellha.;-d fennou
Ger tie de,r ooEs whore tss Cumberland lesi
Prom tn. foul den. ubere cur brothers are dying,
Al!eB- and foe. in the land Of their birth,
From the rank s~suTs ~hs-- or nsrtyrs are l!i,s
P.-.1;n- n vAin fo- hAndfll o. earth,
From the hot plains where they p.rsh outnups.rsd,
FurrUusd and ridse3 ty The battle asl4's plough.
Cones The ioas EuRGonf; too lsag yoG baEs sasaberei
Hss- tn. last aasslt-unP-Ne'er o1 Nov
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

TNION STATE TICKET,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

For Auditor Gsncrai.
THOMAS t. COCHRAN, Of lOEh'
For Surveyor ecurral
WILLIAM 5. ROSS. Of LuzeTi'.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Eo-The People Of LewisburC in Mass
Neeias assembled respectfully ask the
attention Of Iheir fellow citizens OF the
several d,Slricls OF Union county n the
following Resolves, and Ihcir immediate
and earnest Cooperation in their spirit and
le'ier lsf me same shah meet their aPprob-
alton al lie several Meetings appolnled:)
Resolved, That bounty o! S.5 should 10
cur opInicn Re pad 10 each ahle-bo'ied man
who Will volunteer 10 serve in the Com pany
forming the quota Of Union county under the
late ca! for nine months. and $50 20 every
man Of ,Ae same description who Will volun-
;ecr - fl up yacance IS m the Old companies
IN The field.
Rz>o'yed, as the equitable wav OF bearing
the burden of raising the necessary fIn1s t0r
paving them bounty. that We DO ask al The
hand, ni the Commissioners Of the County the
pie &c oi the iaith oi the coun'y for the sum
e $ 600. lad sum 90 he a.isTxa-tS rarah.y
assessed and collected as our ether COUNTY
rates and lev es excepting that N persons 30
IS above volunteering shal te exempt lfOn
the psvmeni OF auy par. cf the same.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
Notwithstanding R.R. Station.

NOTING MOTH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
SOLDIERS RELIEF.
Rutland, Sept. /, 1867.
MEssRs. FUTILE & GAY,

MEssRs. FUTILE & GAY,
Gentlemen You will confer per-
sonal and public favor by publishing the
following list or memorandum of articles
now required by the Vermont Association
at the city of Washington for the relief OF
the sick and wounded soldiers from this
State, now in the Hospitals in and about
that city. This memorandum was placed
in my hands a few days since by a men,
her of that association. | was informed
that there were about one hundred SOL
diers then in the Hospitals at the National
Canital. from this State. This number is
likely to be largely increased by the
bloody battles now being fought in the
vicinity of Washington, and in which
large number of the brave sons OF YER
mont are engaged. These wants need
only to be known, and they make their
own most eloquent and effective appeal
to the hearts of the benevolent and pat
riotic of our citizens.
Contributions in money, in clothing, or
in other specified articles, placed in charge
Of Mrs. Frederick Chaffee of Rutland,
will be sent to their proper destination.
| SOLOMON FooT.
articles ,canted at Washington, d. @, By
the Vermont Association for the relief
of sick and grounded soldiers IN the Hos
pitfalls IN and near Washington.
Plain shirts, with or without bosoms,
but always with wristbands
Hospital shirts for wounded men--these
are open in front, and the sleeves instead
of having seam in the inside, are lef
open on the outside. Tape should be
sewed on to fasten up the body and sleeves
flannel undershirts. III ar
Il CottCa drawers. s5.
Towels, r>oket handkerchiefs.
Slippers, either Thin leather, carpeting
: felt cloth or booking, but always will
leather sOles. f. sf
Lint, drawn, not scr.9ed a
Socks, both cotton and vooIen. vaf
Pantaloons are constant; asked for
. they may be of any material >ommonl
used. -r.- *
These articles should be new or earl,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

The New BAsE.-Since the restriction
upon the transmission of intelligence from
the seat of operations took effect, we have
known but little of the details OF the
movements of our army. 1t has been
generally supposed that the Rappahan-
mock was to be the base of our main line
of defensive works. But the Washing
ton correspondent of the Tribune, writing
on the 9th inst, states that he learns
from an officer that the line of the Rap
pahannock is abandoned, and our forces
have fallen back to another position ten
miles in the rear, which it is thought can
be made impregnable, 1t is the intention
however to hold Fredericksburg and Ac-
ouia Creek at all hazards. 1t would be
disgraceful to allow the rebels to occupy
the mouth of Acquia Creek again, and
resume the blockade of the Potomac.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
DRAFT POSTPONED.

1t will be seen by reference to "Order
No. 49," published this morning, that
the draft is postponed to take place on the
10th of September, unless the quota of
the towns is previously filled. Compa-
MES of volunteers may report themselves
at any time previous to the 9Th inst.
We are glad the Executive has adopted
this course. The quota will, beyond
question, be raised before the 10th inst,
and Vermont will have the proud salts
faction of sending her share of the sac
hundred thousand men without resorting
to the compulsion of a levy by draft.
Let all work until the men are raised.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

gave understand that Adjutant Cen
eral Washburn has telegraphed to the
Selectmen of Rutland that no bounties
will be paid by the General Government
to volunteers after the LIST of September.
As we understand the order, coming di-
rectly from the Secretary of War, no
bounties will be paid to volunteers enlist
ing into new regiments, but persons who
enlist to fill up old regiments c'n receive
the bounty.
We may be mistaken about the matter,
and therefore respectfully beg leave to
ask the Adjutant General if he has been
notified by the General Government that
no bounties will be paid to those who en-
list into regiments mo'O in the field, after
September LIST
The bounties heretofore offered by the
town and by individuals will Eof course be
| paid until draft takes place. The Or
der of Gen. Washburn has no reference
to those,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
To che Patron. Of On Herald.

Bv reference to our advertising columns tue
readers of the HERALD will notice that the
srm Of Gee. A. futile & Co. has been dissolved
NV n retirement of Mr.. Huntoon and thar
he publication of the HERALD, as wen as
the Job printing and other business which
has been connected Herewith, will hereafter
be conducted by the new firm Of Iut'ie q
Cav. In announcing this change the present
proprietors are happy in being able to say
10 its patrons that the DAILY HERALD
though considered ucme~hat hazardous
undertaking in the outset, has proved a sue
sess. and has now larger circulation than
any other daily paper in this State; that we
regard ii, with such efforts as we shall make
sr IFS continued improvement and with such
a reliance upon the patronage OF generous
public as the past history of the Paper has
uiven us reason to expect, as an established
and permanent concern. The partial change
in its proprietorship hereby announced Will
enable us to add to its editorial corps VIC
purpose making changes which shall improve
the typographical appearance of the paper
and no effort will be spared to render it both
as local and general newspaper, worthy OF
the generous patronage it is receiving
OF the WEEKLY HERALD it is unneces-
sary for US to say more than .thls;--that al
though the oldest paper in the State it never
was in a more prosperous condition than
now: and that whatever Improvement we
NAV be able to effect in the DAILY will, o.
course, correspondingly appear upon the
WEEKLY.
The senior member OF the firm takes thu
occasion to express his gratitude to the pat
rons of the HERALD, and the JUNIOR membe
Joins him in hoping that their number may
never grow less.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

FALSE RuMoRs.-People should be
careful about giving credit to startling
rumors, until they are officially substan-
tiated. Since army correspondents have
been excluded from the army, the most
absurd stories are invented for the sensa-
ton newspapers. Such as that Mcdowell
has been shot by Sigel,-that Pope has
been outhanked and his entire force cut
to pieces by Jackson, &C., &c. Even the
account of the capture of all OF Pope's
private papers is said to have but little
foundation, the rebels getting nothing
which can afford them much intelligence.
These rumors are said to be concocted by
secessionists in Alexandria, and the coun'
try is kept in feverish state of excite
ment in consequence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
STATE OF VERMONT.
10y. AND INsr. GINS OFFICE,
Woodstock, Sept. |, 1862,
~,u,, npnpp No 10
GENERAL ORDER NO. 10.

1t appearing TO the Commander-'n-
Chief that the people Of the State OF Yer
mont are earnestly anxious that the num-
Der of men, required from this State to |
serve nine months under the recent call
of the President of the United States,
should be furnished without an actual
draft, and that every possible exerllon
to accomplish this result has been
used throughout the State since the call,
and sufficient number of men having al
ready been accepted in companies and en-
listed and offered by the Selectmen OF
towns to indicate, that in all probability
the quota of thsState will be completed
by enlistment in very few days, it time
he allowed, and reposing entire confidence,
that such extended time will be energeu-
cally employed by the towns OF the State
in completing their quotas and uniting
them in comdanies for acceptance, 1t Is
hereby ordered, as follows;-
/ I. The draft, ordered by General Or
der No. II, dated August %, 1862, to be
made on the third day of September,
1862, shall be made on the tenth day OF
September, 1862.
3. The Selectmen Of the several towns
in this State. are directed to make such
draft from the enrolled militia, unless the
number of men required from their re
spective towns shall be furnished IN some
of the modes heretofore indicated in Gen
eIal Orders from the Head Quarters, on
the tenth day of September, A. d. 1867
at the time of day and in the manner re.
ouired by General Order No. II, dated
August %, 1862, and to pursue IN making
such draft, and in all other respects, the
REGULATIONS of said General Order No. II
in every particular, except as to the Gay
on which the same shall be made.
3. The Selectmen of the several towns II
this State, whose quotas have not ALREADY
been furnished and accepted, are allowed
and earnestly invited, to unite INTO com
panies, by arrangement among them
selves, the quotas of their several towns
and to furnish the completed rolls OF sucl
companies to the Adjutant and lnspecto
| General, at Brattleboro. And the hm
for presenting rolls OF companies euliSte'
in the form required by General Orde
No. IS, to the number of one hundre'
: and one for each company, with the con
sent for the enlistments of such as ar
minors, is hereby extended to the eight
. day of September, 1852, at twelve o'cloc
noon.
4. The original contracts of such con
t panies, and not copies thereof, must b
sent to the Adjutant and Inspector Gel
eral, at Brattleboro, by the time stated
paragraph three OF this order; and II
a name of every person, under the age
4 twenty-one years, will be struck fro
! such rolls, unless written consents, by ii
!. parents, masters or guardians OF such m
. nors are sent with such rolls.
!, By order of his Excellency,
n FREDERICK HOLBROOk,
& Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief
! PETER t. WAsHBURN,
Adj't and ms. General.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

The OLD SIxTY-NINTH.-The officers
of the Sixty ninth regiment held meet
inc at the Astor House, Thursday even
ing, to consider the propriety of re-enlist-
ing. The only question was whether they
should not volunteer for nine months only.
After short and patriotic address from
Gen. Corcoran he left them in council
their names were called in their order,
and without exception the officers voted
enthusiastically to enter the service for
the war. The utmost harmony and con-
fdence prevailed. When their decision
was announced Gen. Corcoran re-entered
the room. The officers rose to receive
him. He advanced nearly to the centre
Of the room, and standing by the side OF
Colonel Bagley, made a few additional
remarks, congratulating them upon their
resolve, and asking them to proceed al
once with the reorganization Of the regi-
ment and the business connected there
with. There was, he said, not a momen
to be lost---every day was precious.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
TENTH REGIMENT.-The following field
and staff officers have been appointed:

TENTH REGIMENT.-The following field
and staff officers have been appointed
/. Col. A. B. Jewett, of Swanton.
>. Lieut. Col. Edison, of Montpelier.
3. Major W. w. Henry, of Waterbury.
8. Adjutant WHY'S Lyman, Jr., OF Bur
lngton.
.. Sergt Major j. A. Hicks, Jr., of Rut-
land,
4. Surgeon Willard A. Child, of Castleton
s. Assistant Surgeons j. c. Rutherford, of
Derby Line, and Almon Clark, of Barre.
7. Quartermaster A. B. Valentine, Of
Bennington.
s. Chaplain E. M. Haynes, of Walhng-
ford.
10. Ouartermaster Sergeant ii. W. Kings
kew. of Rutland.
IL. Com. Sergeant d, G, Hill, of Rutland.
TThe above are numbered according to
rank. ...
Lieut.. Colonel Ripley, Of Rutland, late OF
Berdan's Sharp Shooters, was first appointed
Colonel of the Tenth, but being unable to
take command, in consequence of wound
received at Savage Station, Lieut.. Colonel
Jewett was promoted to the Colonelcy