Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-21
gafal aua County Ne,rs.


 age for this Regiment, until late Monday eve ming, the rendezvousing was postponed until to day, Thursday, when al::the companies enlisted in the county are ordered to report at Camp. - LIEUT.. Cor. KELLOGG arrived in this town yesterday, and immediately reported for duty I, is reported that Col. Bob" Tyler of the Conn. lst, wants to know if the Governor oe Connect icut is going to make e d-d yeast pof' of his regiment, te raise officers for the new regi- ments now forming! The fact that so many of- ficers are taken from the Conn. First. shows the high appreciation in which that Regiment is held.
 --The Litchfeld company which has been full for several days, went into Camp on Tues day to assist in putting up the tents &c. They number III men, the first full company, and the only one. we believe, without combination with other towns, which has been enlisted for the Regiment. sa. -1:sl.. ,, ..
 It has been suggested that the encampment of the 10th, while rendezvoused in Litch6eld, should be called Camp Wolcott, but within the week, intelligence of the death of Lieut.. H. M. Dutton, of the Conn. 5th, having been received, a general desire has been expressed to ae~ Colo nel, that. out of respect to the memory of the |noble Lieutenant who fell while gallantly fight. ing for his country in this war against rebellion, and as a mark of the appreciation all must feel of his services in the field, the camp should be named after him, it therefore is ordered by the Colonel that the Camp shall be called CAMP Durros," and it will be thus hereafter designa- ted and recognized.
 We have received the names of officers chosen by several Companies throughout the County, as commanders of the Companies, but as we understand all such elections uiH have to be gone over with again after the Companies are mustered into seruiee, (for the reason that some in each Company who have voted, may be thrown out by the Surgeon before mustering,) we postpone the publication of the names to future occasion.
 We shall give the full and complete Roll of the Regiment before they leave Camp Dutton for the seat of war.
 We are requested By tie boys now in camp, to return to the Q M. General the expression of their most sincere thanks and distinguished con- sideration for his thoughtful generosity in fur nishng them with Camp Kettles," somewhat old and battered. and worn and rusty indeed, but made dear to every patri.t heart by recol- lections that still cling to them, and will never be rusted out, of honorable service during the wars of '76 and 1872. The boys wish sincerely that the O. M. G. may never have his kali and potatoes boiled in newer vessels
 -Ds. Henry Plumb, of New Milford, has been appointed Surgeon of the 18th. An item from correspondent in our local column, speaks of him as an excellent Surgeon, and most wor- thy appointment
 The coming week will be busy one at Camp Dutton. We expect fully 800 men will be in Camp by the close of it. Sixty tents (ac- commodation for 600 men,) have already been pitched by the Litchfeld boys fo, their com rades, and more tents are on their way. The Commissary department is we'll filled by Major Mansfield, with Capt. J. H. Dewel late of the 10th Conn.,, as Assistant, and everything is go- ing on swimmingly, if the c, NJ. G.. at Hartford, will only answer the acquisitions upon him promptly
 The Camp, as we have stated heretofore, is one of the most (the q M (IanoroE asotos +bo most) delightful in point of situation in this State. It is unsurpassed for beauty and exten- siveness of its scenery, as all visitors will admit In answer to many inquiries, we are autho- Frized to state that no Company will receive its " letter" until the wAole Regiment is encamped and have received their uniforms and ar ms.