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The New York herald., 1862-08-11

NOR SALE--AN EXCEEDINGLY PRETTY AND COM
IL Portable English basement House Murray Ili Price
$4,000 which will not be deyated from. Address House,
box IlQ New York Post Office.
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n Tor saesituated on Forty second street. west OF aud
near Fifth size 2Sx50 lot 25x9S9 has all improve.
mentsgas fixtures. mirrors Price lew and terms tc
suit. -4 fti4 CHAS. E. MILLS, No. 81 Cedar street
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building situated on the west side OF Third avenue
Ffyst street. will be sold for the low price cf 50 son
If applied for immediately. Inquire at 50 East Twenty.
eighth street.
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sTEAMROATs.

~ 20 East river a. Y noon arriving In bridgeport
Haven and Hartford Railroads. also the Shore limo 10 sa
brook and New London.
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY, TROY AND INTER
Iu mediate lsndlnge. touching GtTlrtieh sfeesean-
ARMENIA leaves the foot Harrison street on
Monday, "wednesday aud Friday Ut A. ". The DANIEL
DREW leaves ths loot Of jay street Tuesday, Thursday
aud SATURDAY att A. NJ
NORWICH LiEE-roR BOSTON NEW LONDON.
~ NorM ish and Wsrces,sr eI.ndid steamers CRY
OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEV YORK lrass every day
tsundai excepledl, at o,.oc OF .r~ street,
pi~ r 81 NYrlh ryer L. MARTIN Agent
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T'OR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE, HOUSE, BARN, &C.
(newl, with two acres fruit in abundance; beautiful
and healthy location New Canaan, Conn., worth $500;
great bargain offered See painting l2y6 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, piano rooms
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I1OR sALE--A SMALL. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
ana Lot, on Van Brunt street. between William and
Even Streets Brooklyn; has first hoor; and
family noor rents Tor u per cent Terms
Apply 4. r. KELLOGG, 139 Pearl street. n. Y.
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@160 NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS, IN ROSE.
VlOU. wood iron frames and oyestrung bass for
400 do with msulding $50; AZ with carved legs aud
t2 And S20 hew bk octave ol<0 The above Pianos are
the greatest bargains The city Second hand Pianos from
S25 10 SiOO New MeI0de0ns At extremely low prices
second hand Pianos and Aelodesns Rent allowed
HORACE wAIEss: Agent 81 Br6ad1xy.
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L,OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AT
Orange N j., having the finest view in this country,
with ten fifty acres Of ground house barn. earriass
house. ten pin alley &c The house has all the modern i'm
hot and cold water furnace range &C. L
session given Immediately For particulars apply J, p.
KLINE, No. 1856 Fulton street, p stairs. .
The New York herald., 1862-08-11

A BRAHAM vANDERPOof. AuCrIoNEER.

A NJ B. CHAPMAN AUCTIoNEER.-RAREC CHANCE
"A. for Lousekeepers and DEALERS all the f1nitaie CON
tiined In the live brown residence No. 4S West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth this day
SMondayl. August at2 oeock VIZ: Iianoore lar or
Furniture Carpets Mirrors, Paintings Ornaments, Chan
ber. Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture; also Basement
Ee tsnh
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CTATEN IsLAND--WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH, A
~ nice Cottage with Well situated,
of the South shore ferry landings with good view Of the bay
and country Address, stating u particulars H., bnx ISL
Past Of,c
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TIOR sALE-THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
IL Phoenix Sugar Refinery OF Brooklyn; is In complete
working order For particulars inquire Of FRANCIS.
SKIDDY, l0l w all street.
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mf FIRST CLASS
GRIST AND FIGURING MILLS
FOR SALE

VTANTED-UNINCUMBERE VACANT LOTS IN NEW
W York, Brooklyn OF VII .amsburs worth FROM $5,cN
$40 0O in exchange for beautiful house
n house 4lx63 feet lots 5oxi0 Address W.
e. j., New York Post Office.
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-
e1 REwARD.-LosT On THE 9TH INST. A SMALL
plO black and tan Terrier Slut, in the vicinity of H gh
Bridge had snal bare spot ON one side $40 reward Will
be gwen for her 10 Samuel Broughton, Woodbnc
Cottage, High RriuSe. westehsster sousty, 7.
@1A REwARD.-LOsT, IN ONE OF THE NINTH
YlU avenue cars, on Wednesday August g. Bank Book
the Chatham Bark and cf TO but
the owner Whoever returns them TO Leggeus Dining
Saloon Mes and ~ Chatham street. orat the railroad
pot corner OF Ninth aud Fifyourth street. viii
seiye the above reward.
e6O REwARD.-THE PREMISES OF THE 81 BsCRT.
WOU Der were entered ont Monday Tuesday last ana
one black, one brown satin, and silk Dress with six
OF velvet thereon taken together with q sheet The
reward will be ppd conviction of the thief elD
for the return Of the stolen goods.
N. A. DELANO, 9i5 Columbia street, Brooklyn.
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UCTION NOTICE-CROcKERY AND GLASSWARE
! N by d. EMBuRY, JR.-WM W SHIRLEY, Auctoneer,
VIII sell Tuesday, August H. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 2sl
Pearl street choice stock OF best Granite and Common
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

in this County, II ram A. Brotherton and
Emanuel Surfus died in hospital at Dubuque
last week. Mr.. Brotherton Was member Of
Capt Reeves Company, and Mr.. Surfus Of
Capt. Roszelfs both of the Bed Regiment
They have both been brought lone for in
termcnt. Mr.. Surfus leaves family.
ALMOST rIRs.-We learn that the hotel
at New Hartford in this County, took fire on
Sunday the second inst, at the floor of the
upper story from stove pipe which passes
through it. The fire had got to burning quite
briskly before it was discovered, and It was
only by the utmost exertion of those who
collected at the alarm, that ii was extinguish.
ed, and the building saved.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Contrabands.-A Mr.. TALBOT, who lives
short distance from Iowa Falls. starts next
Monday for Cairo Tor the purpose Of procur.
ing lot Of contrabands" and bringing
them to his neighberhood, where quite q
number have already been engaged. Mr.. T.
is farmer, Of the Quaker persuasion, and is
regarded as reliable man. He has had con-
siderable correspondence relative to this class
Of negroes, and is posted. We understand
that the contrabands" come free of expense
to tho end Of the railroad to the persons
taking them. Should any of our people
wish to procure help Of This sort, they could
probably make arrangements for so doing BY
seeing Mr.. TALBOT when he passes through
here on his way to Cairo. He will probably
stop at one Of our hotels Monday night.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY.-An who suffer from
weakness debility where there want Of energy,
should At once have recourse to JUDsON's MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS. They Immediately purify the blood and
act upon the handspring Of e giving strength and vyor
to the system. Young persons entering into womanhood
with arrangement Of the functions ard to mothers at
the turn Of life, these Pills will be ecacious In
rectng the tide Of life that may be the turn Young
and elderly men suffer In similar at the same
periods, whom there always DANGER they should there
fore undergo course Of this purifying medicine which
ensures lasting health
This great Household Medicine ranks among the lead
Ing necessares Of lfe IL well known to the world
that cures complaints other remedies reach this
fact ID - well established that the Sun lights the
World.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills sold by all Medicine
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Fsstical in did Of Soldiers.-We see that
in many localities in this State festivals are
being held for the purpose Of raising means
for the procuring Of necessaries and delca:ies
for our soldiers in the field and in the hospi-
tails. One we'll managed festival would real.
ize more than the yearly labor Of half doz.
en- Aid Societies" combined. We rather
like the idea Of Soldiers Festival, and have
no doubt but that handsome sum could be
raised should the patriotic ladies of this place
take hold Of the matter in earnest, and carry
the affair through successfully. Let US have
Soldiers Festival about Christmas.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
DIR. RoBAcK's aEMEpIEs,-w. publish in an

DIR. ROBACK'S aEMEDIEs.-ws publish in another
column Of today paper, article copied from the Gin.
cinnati Times descriptive Of Dr. Rojacks extensive med.
csl establishment in that city. BY the way Dr. Robacks
Remedies have obtained great and deserved popularity
with all classes 1t has been but short time since these
Remedies introduced into section Of country; yet
DR.. Brennan Robacks agent in this place, informs
that his sales Of the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now
far exceed those Of all other medicines for which he is
agent combined The for this is that they have
stood the test of practical experience We know this not
only from the mouths Of Others but have used them
our own family with the very best results For all dis
case Of the blood general debility whether proceeding
rom sickness or from natural weakness Indigestion and
all kindred ailments, recommend tho Scandinavian
Remedies as the cey beat medicines extant They are
destined to achieve not ephsmera success but per.
manent and deserved reputation which will render them
necessity in every family .-Napoleon o., North West
March ,. See advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
BUTLER COUNTY ITBnEN.
fIrom the Stars and Strjp<s.l

A Bir OF RoxANcE.-A young lady of Al
bion Township in this county, few days
since, went with her afiianced, . soldier Of
Company =, sfthe Iowa 82d, to Camp Frank
lin, Dubuque, and the pair crossed into Wis
consin and became one. They we're married
in Wisconsin instead Of Iowa, on account Of
the brides minority, she being but seven
OEAra or TWO or oUR BUTLrR Corxrr Sol
Two young men from pittsford tn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Ne0 Arrangement.-By reference to
Nichols new advertisement it may be seen
that he keeps Flour and Feed in connection
with Groceries and Fruits. One great in.
ducement to purchase Of NICHOLS is that he
delivers free of charge within the corporation
al articles bought at his store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
iSHERIFF'S SHE.
Richard 8. Chapel,
W.
william O. viers,
Sarah r. viers
and
A. c. Bunneu

N Of special execution issued from the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of the District Court within and for the County Of
Black Hawk State ofows In favor Of Richard g. Chapel
and against William o. viers and Sarah r vers and
me directed did, the seventh day OF November 4.
1859 levy upon the following described property to
xt: Lot No ~ nix m Block Ne. % six. e Dean and
Garrfs0pS addition TO the town Of Cedar Falls Black
Hawk County State Of Iows the property Of the said
William o. vsrs and Sarah r vere, and will s6er ne
for sale pubs auction TO the highest bidder Sor
ready money, at the Court House. In Waterloo In said
County, on the Twelfth day Of December A. D. 1852, be.
tween the hours Of nine o'clock In the forenoon and four
o'clock In the Afternoon Of sad day Sale 70
at 10 o'clock 4. y.
W. =. BROWN. Sheriff.
thi. seventh dny Of November, isss so:w-r. f. LOO
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

1Aanksgiping.-The Governor has appoint
ID the 9th inst. a. day Of Thanksgiving
for the people Of this State. See proclama-
ton on second page.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Sold Out.-D. D. DEvINE has sold his
Fruit and Confectionery establishment to
Messrs. GooDHEAD 4 LEHMAN, who will con-
tinuc the business at the old stand.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Weather.-With the exception Of day or
two, the weather for the past two weeks has
been very fine. 1t is just what the farmers
have needed to secure their corn crop.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Tho New NiN..-Mr OvERxAN has 4 gang
Of hands employed in putting in the foun-
datioa of his new grist mill. The work is be.
ing pushed forward rapidly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

The Reason Why.-Circumstances over
which we have had no control have prevent
ed w from furnishing our usual amount Of
local intelligence this week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Nsp Ads.-Items from the Banner Store !;
"Strayed or Stelen;" Executors Sale"
and two " Sheriff's Sales"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

The Banner Store at Cedar Fals We
called few days since for the purpose of
making some small purchases at the Banner
Store. We found Mr.. Pullan, the proprietor.
ono Of the most genial good fellows We have
met for some time. We got cur money $
worth in good nature; and besides this, he
has good stock Of the articles in his line,
which he is ready to sell, Is low As they can
be afforded in these times. He considers
himself permanently located, and expects to
establish reputation BY keeping good stock
and dealing fairly. Call on him.
The shove is from the last number of the
Butler Go. Stare ard Stripes. Wen endorse
your assertions, friend BAILEY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE
~ Of an order Of the County Court Of Black Hawk
County Iowa. to directed. shall sell public aue-
ton, to the highest bidder, the following described real
estate situate in said County, being part Of the estate Of
Samuel HobrOok deceased to wit:The West half Of the
Northwest quarter Of the South quarter Section
twenty eight, Township ninety North Of Range fourteen
West Of the nth p. NJ containing twenty more
less at the Carter HOUSE. in the town Of Cedar Falls
In ssid County on the 9Th day Of December 1852 at
?. y. OF that day.
EDWARD HENSLEY,
FRANCIS cox
Executors of the estate of Samuel Holbrook
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Congregational Chureh.-Services IN the
New Hall at 101 A. n. and ~ Pm. Sabbath
School at one o'clock.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
ID I Is ID.

On this day, (Nov. 14th,) CLARA VIRGINIA. young.
est daughter Of ANDREW and ELLEx MuLLAREY aged
year. nine months end nire days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fun
eral on Sunday at one o'clock ?. ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

To vhom It may Csncern.-Notice is here
by given that on and after Monday next, the
price Of draying in Cedar Falls will be Twen-
ty.6ve cents for each and every load. This
increase Of rates is rendered imperative by
the advanced prices Of all staple commodities
GEO. w. CLARK,
u. C. CARPENTER.
r. y. CROSBY,
MICHAEL CARROLL.
Cedar Falls, Nov. 14th, 1862.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Lieut.. Wdterbury.-It may DO seen from
an extract Of an official report from COL
Dewey, which VIC publish on second page,
that our young friend and townsman, Lieut.
S. WATERBURY, has been Distinguishing him
self sufficiently to call forth tho special CON-
nendation Of his commanding officer.
- STEVE is bound that the laurel wreath he
won 1t Lexington shall never fade.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

Bibe and Slarery-This Is the title of
two discourses by Rev. d. F. TAYLOR, Of the
Upper Iowa Conference, published in pam
phlst form. We have received copy
from the author, but have not had time to
give it reading. From hasty glance at
its pages We judge that the discourscs arc in.
tended to prove that the Bible is not pro slav-
cry in its teachings. BlsHor L BENJAMIN, of
this place, are agents for the sale of the
work.
The Ressrces. is more than probable
that the 8lst regiment will be ordered to
Memphis, there 10 join the army concen-
trating under Gen. McClcrnand, to co operate
with Admiral Porter's feet to open the Mis-.
sissippi and help Gen. Grant to clear the rcb,
els out Of the valley. The Chicago Journal
learns that this is the disposition to be made
Of all the new Western regiments about to
take the field. If this is correct our Black
Hawk County boys may get good ways into
/" Dixie" before great while.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-31

The FInsT ARrILLERY.-The following names
are among the sick and dead in this Regiment.
from this vicinity ALBERT Sperry, Goshen.
sick; VIM: D. Noble, Watertown, died June 2sth.
THE following distinguished arrivals from the
18th Regiment, c. ", are announced. They
add to the largely increasing list of returned
patriots in this vicinity. C. J. Scannell and G.
W. Hall of Sharon, Co. c.; C. C. Fisher, Chas.
Thomas, II; Banker, L. Halleok, L. Johnson,
Geo. Starks, W. Parsons, G. W. Blake, H. Mayo,
and 7. Kieger, all reported from Litchfeid-
Some Of the above may have been discharged
on account of inability TO do their duty, we pre-
sumo they are such, others on account of indis-
nns'tinn to do III Where there are two sick We
believe there Is at least one shirk. 1t is high
time the community learned to look upon these
able-bodied returned volunteers with proper
contempt and scorn. The frequency of these
discharges has become a crying evil in the ar
my. 1t will prove the speedy ruin of the brave
boys who are left if it is permitted much longer.
Let the communities .frown down these home.
sick blue coats, and they will soon be too hot to
hold them.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-31

But generally our citizens are loyal Our
women have done well in sending clothes, ban
dages, e ginger.snaps, &c. for the comfort Of
the sick and wounded some six or eight bar
rels Of the former, and one On two Of the latter.
-" The laying of the pipes for the water
works is progressing rapidly, but unless sonr
Water Commissioners hurry up, there will be
but very few that will want it, except our rum
sellers to dilute their (pure y Spirits as the com
munity seem fas. becoming drinkers of Rum,
and the doctors almost universal panacea, Ale
NOT less than thirty persons on the Fourth were
drunk, and the noise and pw at one Of our grog-
cries, made it necessary for three or four Of the
.neighbors to so in and order the, occupants to
leave, and the owuerto close the concern Tor
the night. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-31

WNsrED.-T following communication was
received too late for our last issue. Enlistments
now amount to something over 80.
Enlistments are going on briskly, and if con-
tinued at the present rate, our quota will soon
be obtained. There have already twenty put
down their names, and several are only waiting
for the consent Of their parents, which win uti-
mately be given. Rollin L. Beecher, a man ex-
tensively known and highly esteemed in this
community, is one Of the volunteers, and al.
though hfty-two years old. intends to take his po
sltion in the face Of his country enemies.
Some Of our secessionists are still blatant.
One of them is reported to have said of Cover
nor Buckingham's visit here, that : he had better
haze staid at home and minded has Jasiness.'
= Another says that if he is drafted and an at
tempt is made to force him to go into the ser.
vice, he will resist to the death.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-31

TEE cosrISEsrAL for August. The August
number OF this popular Magazine is on !, our to "a
BILE. Its more prominent articles are, ~ Among
'ne fines," concluded =" Sketches Of the Orr.
enti i Inc Bane Of our Country;n'' . Astor and
the Capitalists Of New York;" Helter-Skelte,
Papers, and 8 Was He Successful ~ continued
and altogether an excellent and readable mum
Der. J. =. Gilmore, Publisher, New Y ork and
Boston.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-31
Rncbftl6 enquirer.
THUHsDAY. JULY 81, 1861.
our DUTY.

giiiWe wish VIC might say soMetnlng 70 impress
upon the minds Of our readers, old and young,
the necessity for their, personal labor and indi.
vidaal responsibility in tie,mntter Of aiding en-.
.listments for tho Litehfeld County Regiment =
1t is tho most discouraging aspect Of the present
state Of affairs, that SO many, whose feelings and
motives are right on the Great Question Of Saw
Ing Our Country, and yet doing SO little, or are
doing absolutely nothing, personally, for the pro-
nesioa Of ths cause, by securing men for the
yaadss. Our people attend meetings, they vote
large ,boantiea % volunteers with the most gen
ssous mpal4es, but 10 the personal labor Of actu-
ally sending of recruits they are oil too deficient
We are far too Indifferent 10 or forgetfal of onr
own greatest and most important duty. There
d not o man, hardly woman or child, who reads
shsse lines, but that may materially aidthe work,
and in way in which they can do more for the
cause than by any other. You, who. are physi-
sally, or by reason of age or sex, or by some I'M
accountable circumstance, are debared from en-
Listing yourself, can by little personal exertion,
Influence one or twoathcrs to enlist in your stead.
II every man Of US, who can't 60, should make it
. solemn duty, as W. ought to do, and must do,
10 enlist one man at least, our regiment will be
raised, and it will not be without. ~
How few there b. of us who have made actual
personal sacrifice, as yet, for our country? tits
easy for Us u vote bounties to volunteers, it is
easy to cry out Go boys, go : but who Of us go
ourselves, or influence others personally to CO.
We haven't learned yet what it is to make sacri.
fees, most of us haven't, and until we do we
shall never conquer ansess We do, we do not
deserve to conquer. ....sis., 81,
II is tho bounden duty Of evcry man, woman
and child in Litchfeld CountYto devote the next
thirty days to recruiting men for the Litchfeld
County Regiment. Not man in this county is
90 situated that no cannot either shoulder q mus
ket himself, or induce some able-bodied man to
60 in his place. Unless this he done voluntarily
II viii soon be done per force; and unless Con-
necticut furnishes her quota Of six regiments by
volunteers, sho will have to furnish them by a
draft, and that ut no distant day. If II comes to
this, all bonn,ies 60 for nothing, and we shall
then ell have to 80 whether or no, or find able
bodied substitutes.
let 1t not come to this. Let US be up and do.
Ing while the day lasts. Let US show our sister
a.ates that Connecticut will rot be the first to
ialter. Let us, il, Litchfeld County, show our
State, We know our duty, and will willingly per
form it, by putting the Litchfield County Regi
ncnt first in the iiekl. = 90.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-31

/ The L1rcHFIELD CoyNTY REGlHsxr.-This
Regiment has received its number, 18th Con-
necticut Volunteers, and the camp will be laid
out in this town some time during the coming
week. Colonel Vessels has received his com.
mission, and his Staff will be announced as soon
as appointed. We have cheering reports from
various parts of the County, and confidently ex-
pect 800 men will be put in camp the first week
An advertisement for sealed proposals to furnish
the Regiment with rations, &c, viii be found in
our advertising columns to day.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-31

= azs-W We willingly giso place to the following
communication from an esteemed contributor
We are not prepared yet however, to fully en-
dorso the sentiment of o. draft needful in this
State nor shall VI, until we see how our, patri
oiie young men respond to The Gail for the Itch
field County Regiment; but our correspondent
presents facts and figures in strong light, and
it win be we'll for us all to heed them. 3