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'WuEnE are you going =? asked little
boy to another who had slipped and lal.
len down, Going to get up was the
blunt reply,
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How're MAKE MoNGT-Let the bust.
ness ofevcry body else alone, and attend
to your own; don't buy what you don't
want use every hour to your advantage
anc study to mako your leisure hour use
full; think twice before you throw away a
shilling, remember YOU will have ano!h
or to make for il; find recreation looking
over your business; buy low, sell fair,
aud take care Of The profits; look over
your book, regularly, and if you iad an
error TRACE it out; shooll stroke Of mis-
iortvnc come upon You in trade, retrench,
work harder, but rover fly the track;
control difficulties with unainching per-
Seve auce, and they Will disappear at
list though you should fail in SO sirug.
Gle you will be honond; but the shrink
from the task, and YOU will be dcsps.
cd.
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WY is the first chicken of the brood
like the foremost Of a ship? Because its
a little forard of the main hatch.
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TnnEE outspOken Union men have
been found in Norfolk by our troops. =
One Oflhem was worth 10000 yeal
ago, every dollar Of which the rebel gov.
eminent confscated. He took to the
woods and swamps south Of Norfolk /;
and upon hearing tina. the old lag Wa.
we'd once more over bis native city. he
returned. Meeting an old Northern
friend on the streets, he threw himself
into his arms and fell TO the ground a
shrieking maniac.
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LET the youth who stands at the bar
with glass liquor in his hand, con-
slider which he had better throw away
The liquor or himself.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09

~ y Z ls I
: CoLrMsIA, 8. G., May i, 1852.
TN CONFORMITY WITH TIE ACT OF
the General Assembly of this State, ratified
2lst day of December. A. n. 1856 {, authorizing
tue formation of a Cotton Planters Loan Asso.
citation in each Congressional district in this
State, public notice has been given ty the
Comptroller General Of All application made to
him hy eightv-fve citizens of thls State. sub
scribing thirteen hundred and sevcity-ninc
bales of cotton, averaging four hundred pounds
each, and desiring to form Cotton Planters
Loan Association for the Sixth Congressional
district, the Office of said Association to be
located ut Bishopville. Sumter District.
Now, Therefore. l, Francis W. Pickens Gov
crnor and Comn'an.icr-in-Clliefi in and over the
State, do hereby appoint the following named
Commissioners to'opcn books fnr he xuI~crip-
ton Of cotton at the following places: Bishop
vi!le-J. w. Stuckv. J. A. Carmes, Chas. Speu-
Ger. umtcrvillc-IIon. +. J. Moses, &. w.
Lee. JAS. +. Remhert. Statchn:g-J. Is. Moore,
Samuel J. Brahldv. Ca,n,lem-A. NJ. Kennedy
James Dunlap, J. II. Mcleod. TiIIer'. Ferry.
Wiley Kelly. J. r. Shaw, DR.. j. B. Lucas.
Manninx-Huggns. Yorkville w. B. Will
son, J. ii. Adams, A B. Springs. Chester
G.G. Patterson. w. ii. Anderson, NJ. Williams,
Win>horo- : -Os,nond " ooiward, John Cockril,
r. f. Ell or.
The hooks to lie opened from the 2d to tho
18th day Of May instant inclusive H. all other
particulars tie commissioners hereby appointed
will comply strictly with the provisions of said
Act prior to the powers of y corporation being
granted to such Cotton planters Lean Associ-
alton. The Commissioners hereby appointed
ut Bishorvilc are authorized to call n meeting
of the Subscribers, 'at some convenient plnce,"
within ~ reasonable time" after the 9Th inst.
for the election of the Directors as provided
for in said Act.
F. w. PICKENS.
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South h-Carolina---Kershaw District


By wA BULLOCK E>RuIRE. ORDINARY.
nv HEkEAS. WILLIAM KAHN APPLIED
w 70 me for Letters Or administration OH all aud
singular the goods and chattes rig Is aui credits of
Joh" j. Mckan, late Of the District aforesaid, de.
ceased: N
These are, therefore. to cite aud admonsh all. and
singular the kindred and creditors of the id deceas.
ed to be and appear hetore our mex rdnary g
'onrt or tile sad District t0 ie ol at Kershaw
ourt House the twenty third day of May inst,
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be grant,
Give under my Hand and Seal, tins seventh,
oay OF May III ste year OF our Lord one thousand
eitht hundred al sixty-iwo, and in the eighty.
sixth year # the In iei endeuce aud soveregnty OF
the Stat OF South Ca, DINA.
Mays 2 WIN N. BULLOCK ORD
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJ'T. 4 INSP. GENERALS OFFICE. }
COLUMBIA, S. Co. May 2, 1852.
GENERAL ORDER NOl7.
r CD. MELLON HAVING BEEN AP-
1sPOINTEn' by the Governor and Council
Assistant Adjutant General Of Sonth Carolina.
with the rank of Major, will be obeycd and
respected accordingly. J.
ii. g. a. FoIin having heen commissioned
by the Governor and Council rs First Lieute-
nant and assigned to duty in the office of the
Adjutant and Inspector-Gcneral, will be obcyed
and respected accordingly.
III. Pursuant to the permission given hy
the Governor and Council to assign an officer
as Assistant Adjutant-Genera, with rank of
Captain. Louis ID DcSaussure is assigned
to duty as such Assistant, and will be obpyed
and respected accordingly
w. Maj. G. d. Melton and Lient. G. A..
FolIin arc assigned to duty for the Upper Di-
vision, the office whereof is at Columbia; and
Capt. Louis d. DeSanssure is assigned to duty
for the Lower Division, the Office whereof is at
Charleston.
V. All muster and other rolls and all re-
turns will be made to the office at Columbia.
All other business for the Upper Division will
he sent TO Columbia, and for the Lower Divi-
sion to Charleston.
WILMOT G. DksAUsSURE,
Adjutant & Insp+ctor-Gen. of 5. G.
EE- All papers III the State copy once and
call attention.
Mayo !
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1issol latio4 of (Spartnsr-
1 shin
.SEHE s6pattnership hsrsSo1bss existiaR under the
name Of Bash Smith, = this day, BY mutual
consent Dissolved
y a. BASH.
Msys N. SAITH.
NOT ICE.

TIE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
L OF goods hereto ore belonging to the above
named 6rm, the ju.or partner Mr. Bash, having en-.
s eli for the in the ce OF the Confederacy,
will continue business at the old stand aud thankful
for past favors would respect ully solicit coutnu.
aiice Of Their patronage. sss' t@I- ~SsSs.
The notes and accounts have all fallen into my
hands, Of the finn, and will be settled " ith me.
Mays 81 NSMITH.
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PRODUCE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL TAKE IN PAY.
] ment Of dsbta all kinds It country produce at
the highest market price, at the time OF delivery.
Anxious to close up hi old nes far a. posi-.
be, and at the same time accommodate The smer End
planter, he solics such payments.
January ~ =. W. BONNBY.
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NOTICE.

a IL ersons who have Commands against the estate
"A OF Joh" W. Arthur, dec :, WI, please present
'he sane duly attested to Mm. X. Tayl r, ESQ my
attorney. And all persons who are indebted to said
estate. will please make payment Ia my said attorney,
at an early day. c. ARTHUR.
Administrative Of John w. Arthur. decd
Mays
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.'sUBSTaTUTE WANTED.

SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
TO WHOM GOOD PRICE WILL BE PAID,
by immediate application. He must be either under
l8 or over 3d. so that he will not come under the
head of "Conscrpts," as provided in the Confed-
crate law. Information can be given, by apply ing at
the Office Of The CoNFEDEnATE. 2 Mays
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South-Carolina-Ksrshaw District
May
By wM. N. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.

BY WIN. NJ BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
w HEREAS, THOS. MOORE applied to me
w for Letters of Administration on all an.l s,l.
g,ar the goods and chattels rights and credits
of David c. Moore late vi the District aforesaid lie
ceased:
these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and
Singular the kindred and creditors of the said de.
ceased to be and appear before at Ordina
rys Court for the said District. he holden Ker.
next, show cause. if any, why the said admius.ra.
ton should not he granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 26th day
Of Way, in the year OF our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and sxty-two aud in the eighty. sew.
en,h year Of the independence aud Sovei eighty of
the State If South I q, olina
Maya WM. II. BULLOCK, o. KID.
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ID EQUIRED IN ALL CASES TO PAY CASH
HI for purchaser and the utter impossblity Of
making collections am compelled to inform my
tomers that II no special arrangement il made for
short credits on CALL will adopt the cash system ex.
clusively on the first day Of January next
December 6 6 W. D. NcDOWALL.
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Closing UP.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DErERM1NED
l to cose his resent business, In consequence Of
the difculties in obtaining gods will dis oss Of his
stock now on b nd at ss,y Ioss ,ates fin Gosh Those
wishing such things ss he has to offer, vii and is to
their nte est 70 give him call. ~
Maya go .f .EW BONNEY
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Notice.

Notice.
Council CHAMBER April %. 1852.
On m"tion it was dered that the following section
of wn Ornance rta'ive to slaves. passed June
4, 1884, be published in the Camden Confederate and
the enforced from aud after publication Of this
notice:
SETON 2. Slaves sha not occupy anv house out.
supervision Of So white prison. Penal ySuch slave
shal. be committed to jail until scharged by tile
owner, at his cost. Parsed June 4, 1884.
April lS
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Committed to Jail.

TN Kershaw district ,S o. on I'd inst, negro boy.
i He says his name is LEWIS, and that he belongs
10 Major Samuel Young Of Laurence District, 8 t.
Said boy is five feet or seven inches high; weighs
$50 or IS pounds age ~ or rs years. has on striped
linsey homespun coat and vest :
The owner win come forward, prove property, pay
expences end take him away .., .'..s,
May DUNCAN SHEORN.
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Special N Offices.

KERSHAW LODGE, No. %, A. #. N /.
STATED COMMUNICATION OF KER-
shaw Lodge No. 20, A. F. NJ, will be held at their
Lodge Room, TUESDAY EVENING next 18th lust. at Z
IL o'clock. BY order w. NJ.
Mays JAMES JONES, Sect'y.
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Notice.

r FOREWARN ALL Pr RS Ms FROM TR AIDING
i for Note given by me to John plyer for sixty.
Five Dollars dated the last of Februa or first Of
March Of the present year-the consideration Of said
note having failed, am determined not to ay it nn.
less compelled by law. N. TURNER
Maya BOA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

WiNpn.A Cotsn The Union T., nven.
,ion in this County made The following nomiae
tons
v. kiRkLAND. i.
n. X. sIOCGnroN, 'e'"'tt'
LA LounIltE
MARSHALL NEWTON. N'''r'4N' jung
A. y NIX, StRt't ANotrrN
sLoNYO STARKEl. rhrnH
grbgEs PaoaAgE.
A. kTOnnAR :. WcstlnirNet n,.,p l.
ROYAL TYLER, Mslherc District.
II. y. Stough,on is known as War u,mu.
cM,, 81 the ant.Aik,ns stripe, very decide1ly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

Jrsn,p Ash EqrW The Adju'aui General
OF Vermont will have occasiua to modify b.. last
order published elsewhere, respt ing the quo.
tas cf the towns for the regiment .! militia, To
make it coniorm 10 the order irole the hsr De
partment. The State authorities should have
done ,h,s at the outset. The equity and iair.
uess OF The superintendent was apparent besides
the explicit provision Of she state aw which
requires DRAFT 10 be ro made ~ To make the
number OF each town. both volunteers and
drafted men, as nearly equo as Practicable, IN
proporuoa TO the population OF the various
towns |; is quite iucomprehenshlr Nhy any
State authorities shuuld desire 80 iguolc all ,ho
past voluntary "a rioiism of the People OF the
towns, and 49, are gld that Secretary Stanton
has. hya genera order, made it impossible that
such ghring injustice should be done Hence.
forward the town- that have donp well msy l.,
assured that lhey will have the credit of IL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

lar Oaput tuK A DWair.- We elsewhere To.
day print The order OF Adlu,ant General
Thomas, respecting the enromens and draft Of
the mliiua. The machinery may - as simple
as possible but it will at once bs seen tia it liz
complicated, and viii consume much time In
this State, Of course, new enrollment Sill
have 70 be made, and it doesn't seem possible
to get through with the whole matter under u
month or six weeks. We hope the Executive
ol The State will sou that this time il much
more than would be required to I'LL up our
quota, by volunteering 80 that II the matter
of lime alone is thought Of, the draft is the
slower me,hod Of the two Ant the call for
volunteers cannot come too soon lhcaidOr of
the pcoTl. should be met. and thyir emulation
excited by executive order, aad recruits will
come forward Il. they never have before in Yer
NJ nj.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

THs WosCssrgR Cosr,SY. This company,
which we understand is 70 le Company a. IN
the Eleventh Regiment, went int camp at
Bra,llebcro' Saturday. Il s aSplendid com
pauy ii men. with RANKS more than full, and
ardent in ,s aeal to -ttiksa blow Ter the conn
Try.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19
rne Battle Beyond Culpepper.

Il is evident that the igh ting between por-
ton Of Popes forces and the army under Jack
son and Ewell, near the kapiian river, Was
very severe The forces under Banks are said
to have numbered only about 1000 while The
enemy were 2O,ooO strong Gen. Pope lad
sent Banks forward 10 check the advance Of tue
rebels AID this brought on the ba'ie. The
lighting must have been desperate On cur eide,
aud, as wr held The position, the object OF chick
my the enemy was attained 1t Is apparent,
however that this is hut the commencement ol
hard lighting in PopeIs department and an
less our troops ARE greatly oatnumbered, We
have n, Tears Tor the result Pope mi Sisel,
ii they haze any troops viii pr1vr match Tor
Stoncwali jackson, and yet - INTO Richmond
IRON lhc North
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

ANothse WAR MnrNG IA RlRiN.-- The ,st.
iseus OF berlin will hold another War Meeliny
at Chrk's Hall, Tuesday afternoon the l9,h, rs
= o'clock, Tor the purpose Of raising thoN Qqa's
ul the Nine Months nen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

captain Brooks Of the 9TH Vt, reg nent was
killed by shot which went through the cabin
Of ihesteamboat Ceres on board Of which be
was. The bou was cred inso by = party oil re
balls below NicEsburg Captain Brooks wss
Captain of the Svsnion Company.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

GENKRAL Porn tSp TuE Battle SEAk CfpAR
MOUNTAIN There is, IN the part Of come cor
respondents, and some newspapers. manifest
purpose to destroy the confidence 81 the pub
lie in Gen. Pope, and tie battle Of Cedar Noun
tom is set down Oy sucd papers as an evidence
Of his lack OF Geuerahuip IL isn't difficult.
however, t. .re % close connection between these
attack, On Popc, and he singer exhibited m
some quarters when Pope issued his address 20
biz army, which WAS thought 10 reflect some
what upon the strategy Of another prominen,
Gcneral Such critics svm entirely dissatisfied
with activity bar il their criticisms ulr read
with knowlcdgool the spirit that anmatt'
them, they can Do hut htle harm. We have
had one style oI Gcnorashp Landed to the skies
for the last sil or eight months, With what r.
! suit The cali for 600 900 more troops most
ahundantly testifies, and the people are quite
ready to try tho more active and vigorous style
Of warfare, At the risk " an occasional result
like that AT Cedar Mountain, heavy loss &c
the enemy followed by s,hasty retreat, 1t ten
Pope meets with with no verse luck than ,ha
at Cedar Mountain he will get along N -fia
OF criticism.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

1ag Quur,s or 1Hs Towss. |, will he nu-
tcyd by The latest order from the Adiutant
General OF this State, tnat towns are to have
credit for any cxcers Of three years men fur
nished by them IN The assignment Of their quo,
TAD ui militia. This is in obedience to the order
OF the War Department dl,cctlng tins credit 70
be given Wa think, however, the Adjutant
General would have shown brlt,r taste by lea,-
Ing nut Of his oroer the fling At the War Do
par,meu' lor changing It's mlnd MI 5 respect,
The truth is, the supplementary order OF Secre'
tIry Stanton was not n change in The original
rider, but only explanatory of directing the
State authorizes specifically TO do what they
bad ,he right to do before and what they
ought not t. have he,tate moment il d1ng
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19
What our sharpshooters have Done

~ tN. ~ ,''- =. ,a;oo. r. p,.1an,. ron,
' "",' - - .p.
'''"' y ,"' n..;...,,. 49,, ,;n,,.
reckoning has been made OF all the rebels sialR
by the Sharpshooters thus lar and thst the
number so slain has already reached three thou
saed 1t has been rule with those to make
notrh ar scratch ot some mart of their rifles lUf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

AnlrfASr o, tnE Ett,ANTH. r EDwAsr "
CrRrls, Hospital Steward ot the ith Vermont.
has, been appointed Adjut,nt oil the Eleventh
Regiment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19
County Nominations,
WASHINGTON COUNTY

wAsHNGToN COUNTY.
X. RICHARDSON
ADDISON PEg <, senator
CALVIN FULLERTON, f,d,..
A. X WARREN. '''a
+. X. MERRILL, Judge Of Probate.
ALONZO NJ. JACKMAN sheriff
CHAs. II. HEAili, states Attorney.
.. t. WATSON, High BALM.
ADDISON COUNTY.
JOHN ". STEWART, senstor.
SAMUEL. y. HuLC0AB,
J d,ISg HuNr THY Assistant Judges.
GAIUs A. COLLAhER, sheriff
WIN =. BASCOM states Attorney,
q. /. RAYMOND, High BailiI
JNpafs oP PROBATE:
HARVEY MUNsllI. New Haven Dialrct
CALMING TfLDEN, Addison Distrlo1.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
EN;s , MGRGAN' Senator.
D. 4, sE Ehs lin, Assistant Judges.
LEANDER POWERS, sheriff.
a u MINER states Attorney,
JUDGES on PRoBATs
JOHN X GATES, Bennington District
uRIAH :. KENT, Manchester District
Cm1TBsDEN COUNTY.
Jig j : { ri cI1Ek, senator"
iHSsE uX TAESEH' Assistant
TIE. Wales, Judge Of Probate.
Z S TAFT state. Attorney,
Nm. FLANAGAN. Sheriff,
2. +. BL02GfIT, High BAiiia.
rkAsKLlN COUNTY.
A Alsss :. n ssrIhayysSs, seo.'er.
HARVEY D. FARRAR,)
= T. i d s noY:i; County Judged
4. 4. SHERMAN, sheriff,
A. MOORE Bsllin,
me- WOOD, states Attorney
g. =. HoCGHT0N, Judge o'Probs1'.
ORANGE COUNTY.
JAMES NJ. BASS, ss,s,o,.
noS ssly sT R,ss Assistant iudsr'.
JOHN RIO WE'LL, states Attorney.
ROYAL 81 RSHAA, sheriff.
up. CLEV ELAND High Bailf.
JupGgs oY PRoBATT
GILMORE, Bradford District
JIR CtEAN ElAND, Randolph District
WINDSOR COUNTY.
THOMAS y. PowEgSJ
JAMES \. POLLARD, Srua'ore.
NOAH Is. Stafford,
j0aS i e MAmef Assistant Judge.
W. ROT NnS states Attorney
LORENZO RICHMOND. sheriff.
IOSEPH AUAMS, Nigh Bailid.
JubGrs or rRouArr
JOHN PORTER, Hartford District
W Vt. PiNGBY, Windsor District
LANoulE COUNTY.
ELISHA BENTLEY, senator
;! ., y; w Ri NNLgy Assistant lodsr'
II. roWE as, states Attorney,
STEPHEN DON, Judge 81 Probate.
oRLO CApN Shcrl6.
Aw AvERllL, High RsiNh
ORLEANS oorNIr.
: = & E EEEi'tSp, senator
AMtsNrAINE, Indy..
SIMEON ALBEE, '"'S'
Mr. TYLER, Judge u frobs,t
v. M.LROt T, Stste's Attorney.
FORAGE PIERCE Sherin.
.OHN 4 PGotri, High Hsilir.
EsSEx COUNTY,
u. n. BE Al TIE, senator.
SD HoBSoN, n,,,..
Nv. FRENCH, ''"h'''
n W. BID WELL, Sheriff.
JONAH BioukN, Judge ftOb,e,
HENRY HEYwoOD, Sts,e's Attorney.
JAS. ". CApES, High BsiHn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

It will be noticed that the Army OF She Poto-
mac just escaped battle near Malvern uill th,
other lAv. II the messengers had int lost tbes
way, We ran tell what would have happened.
but probably Mcclellan would have gone inn
Richmond or changed his base. tsit Wa h-
rolreatcd IN good order to Harrison Landing
Ina Tt>rn RcNrNr.--rh. ~. Nhsns run,
Iany in tins regiment ha' elected the following
officers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, August 10 lS6"
State Nominations.

State Nominations.
For GoUerHOr.
frederick HOLBROOK,
OF BRArTLEBoHo.
For Lieut. Gorcra0r,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;,
or WATERBURY.
For Treasurer,
JOHN b. PAGE,
OF RUTLAND,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

PsEsoNAL.-Capt. + V. R,NnAiI Of the q
Regiment IS in town recruiting Tor his company
lie will have n wait but short time 10 il IL
ranks The three years men now sulising are
anxlou. u % with the veterans in the service
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

htYsNn RhoIskNr Capt L. {. Benloe,
OF johnson, Of Co. D, Jd Regiment, has bc-'s
appointed Major OF the Eleventh Regiment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

1ur Qrola % MlOprssx.-N; meeting ia
M,dllgss8, Friday, to take measures tu hll up
thct quota, an offer OF dlty dollars bounty W..
made, and thc following person. enlisted ~
bert Bean, lertullus {. Ward. sylvester Cam
eron, William C. Pihcd, John W. robin.
This Nib sp the quota Of lint town, and leOv,-
the field clear ior the nine month, men
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19
ST. Adams, Aug II lN62

RUTLAND This town, tho Herah -ays !,
getting wide awak, IN raising troop. A.
war meeting held there Monday nearly ,jooe
was subscribed Tor bountic, Hon JouN b p,er
Stat, Treasurer, uul Joi> CtN E,q. Editor
thc Claur enlisted laa Hro'd ,ays thar 20,
town sill raise all the ,oloarer- tllt the ~
turns show il ought 10. although It has al
ready sen, oy actual count over t0o hundred
20 he wAr while Is la, ccli, llr hat fifty ,wa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

All persons now in the employ OF the Yer
roads, who may desire. or who are willing T.
enlist in the sstrice VI H;r country. t. suppress
the present rebellion. shall h. entitled to the
position occupied by them At the time OF their
Enlistment or one equally rs good, when theT
shall return from the War
By order of the Trustees Managers
q MrRRrI, SUPP
81 Alhtus Ana, II lSGo