Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

cAoFchtH Ickihchir anu tue residue Ia the
Der OF men TO he furnished under this order.
Tor filling the old regiments in service Each
town will alsn be credited with such men a.
shall enlist with Maj. William Collins, ut Ben
nington, or with Maj. +. B. Sawyer ut HYDE
park, Tor service in the First Regiment OF Yer.
mont Cavalry, and also with such men as shall
enlist with Captain Homer k. Stoughton, at
Koyoltoh, lor the second and third companies
OF Vermont SharpshOoters, and also with such
men as shall enlist with Lieut.. Martin Bron.
son, al Rutland tor The first company OF Yer
mont SLarpshoOlers.
Inc Selecmen OF each town in this State are
hereby appointed Recruiting Officers, for the
purpose OF carrying into effect tins order in
their respective towns. And it is expected that
they Will. with the least possible delay. enlist
prerequisite number Of mun to fill their quota
without draft, in order that the State ol Yer
mont may have the proud distinction Of fur
nishlng without draft the whole number of
volunteers Tor three years required ia The pres
ent war for the Luion.
The men who shall thus enlist for the pur-
pose Of filling the old regiments, will be entitled
to the same State aud United States pay. and
the same United States bounty, with those
men who have enlisted III the ninth, tenth and
eleventh regiments and also to three dollars en-
listing premium Tor each man, while those
who are drafted as militia under the order OF
the President oil August ), 1862, to supply the
deficiency IN the number OF mon called for by
this order, will only be entitled to the monthly
| nlted States pay, without bounty.
The president VI the United States having or
dcred by General Ofdor, dated August, ) 1862
that II any State shall not by the eighteenth
day Of August, 1862, forward It's quota, the
efficiency shall be filled by draft me several
towns III this State are allowed until the eight
eenth day OF August, 1862 to furnish their
quota by voluntary enlistments as above stated
If not filled by that Tune the deficiency will be
supplied by draft from the nlIitiaol such towns
as are different and the men thus drafted will
not be entitled to State pay or bounty
All necessary blanks and instructions will be
furnished 10 the Secc,men Of the several towns
\ general rendezvous, 10 each County for the
men enlisted in the seyeral towns IN thu County
under this order viii De appointed, to which
the .olectmen OF such towns vii be required to
send the men enlisted by them, oI which due
notice Will be given.
BY order Of lac E4cclency,
FREDERICK nOLBkOOK
Governor and Commauder-in-Chicf
PETER / WA,HBrRN,
Adjutant and Inspector General
Tnr llosrIALnY on WArrRBrm The cor.
respondent Of the Hatahmaa, writing i-om the
camp ot the Tenth Regiment, at Br4ttleboro.
thus spsaks Of the hospitality OF the people Of
Waterbury
| cannot refrain from attempting to express.
4 IL behalf OF the company, d hthe Of the graft
/ tu1e which wells up in the hearts ot the bows
towards the noble people OF Waterbury, in
view Of the hospitality with which they were
entertained during theIrshori stay III chat place,
and the regret they telt at parting with such
kind friends. My experience beng similar to
that Of all the boys With whom | have converscd,
| will simply say that IN the lam " Of Air. NJ
| c. stewart was treated more like an tonored
guest than like Is soldier The best quarters
under the root were as igued myself and com.
] rades, and the best " ratons the larder afford
ed were placed before us Having witnessed
the treatment d soldiers in other towns. tbls
/ kludues, touched me deeply, ana never mover
shall forget it. More anon from {. &C.
An OhlJ paper publishes an intercepted letter
from ten Pillow 20 hs brother IN Tennessee,
which shows that the General !. alarmed about
the new policy, and says that be Will 20 70
catching negroes IN less tuan thirty DAYS, aud
will sweep the river bottom H. links the
only safety iur the uogr0e, D. To carry them to
the interior, and wants his brother to help MN
ge oil the negroes before hey atr clught. but
Gays iht secret must be kept. Tie thlrGs that
The South vii achieve It's ind pcndence. but
will lose one thousand million of doas worth
& negroes. BY our dispatches To DAY 1t will be
seen that the General was not quick enough la
save his negroes
I'M rrNrH RtcmkNr-The company rom
tits County, recruited by MIR Dillingham;. le
the Tenth Regiment, organized at Waterbury
on Monday, by the election of
f.. DlLLNGnAN, Captain
+, STLrsoN, FIRST Lieutenant.
l.. d. Thompson, Second Liem,ndni
One hundred and SIX votes were cast for Cap