Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-28
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 'HTherre are nine companies reported at Camp
 Dutton; all but one full. Anosber company ia lxapted- cempeay efi a&mp7shooters--to be furnished with Rifles of tAe newest pattern All 1eeruits who apply at once for this position, will Ibe examined, and formed by themselves iatosa Icempapy, and choose their own officers. APpli- Ecsnts a9ss apply within q soeskffom this date NopsInesd apply but these cempstsnt to ass the siaeslas thsy xilll form the sGaids ef Honor tQ the Regineatsassesqa hEs taa@sao ei sss.s ldaIt k expected that the Regiment villasavs for the seat of war the latter part of neat week. The men are getting their uniforms, and beginning to look like soldiers Another. week. when the arms all arrive, they will make Q very presenta' Ss,,,,osrancesas gias 3sd3 bsnrcas yiEstrp aaH P.Brig Gen. Tyler paid the camp a visit on Tuesday and Wednesday. He is reported to have said that the men presented the finest ap- pearance as men and material for soldiers, oi any Regiment that has yet been raised in this State. We don't doubt it. If Litch6eld Coun- ty can t turn out as fine set of men to fight the battles of their country, as any other section of Ethe eseoa old State of Connecticut, or New Eng Hand, we should like to know which can. -'''' 7.
 Robbins Battell, Esq, of Norfolk, has pre- sented to Col. Vessels, his famous stallion z " Lemon Fair," for his use during the war, Hon. 0. s. Seymour, of Litchfeld, has also presented the Colonel an elegant Nc cClellan saddle, bridle and pistols, and the Deputy sherifs of the County have, made the Col. present of 2 splendidtsword, sash and belt of the newest and most elaborats' patterns. For the ColonePs creature comfort, solace and bosom friend, Col Terry of TerrysiIle, has presented Col. sWessells with an elegant meerschaum pipe; and the ladies of Plymouth, (bless their censidsrate souls, say' the Colonel,l have added several pounds of ths
 most refreshing Turkish Smoking Tobacco. lssn A stand of colors is to be presented to ths 1 18th, by Mrs. Wm. Curtis Moves, of Litchfeld previous to the departure of the Regiment. The State also furnish stand'of colors. MT. Chas w. Wolcott, of FishkiA Landing, N.aY., for
 merly of Litch6eld, has also offered stand Q 4 colors, which Col. Wessells has been compelled
 to decline, as the above had been previousl..
 accepted. @s'F II Il ss ,seod s'9a 5.-t $: 5o as l The Companies have not yet received thei
 designations, but will be lettered as soon as the
 are fully uniformed. We shall give the full rol
 of the Regiment as soon as fully organized.
 1 The Brass Band of the lst Conn. Artiller
 paid a visit to the 18th, at Camp Duston .yeste1 day, and discoursed some very excellent music
 very much to the qualification of the boys. Pit that the Government, have found it, necessary [ dispense with the services of the regiments
 bands. -.... ,, ....9,, ...,.... ,,...... ,.l. osCAMr DVTToy is particularly lively with vlsi CTS from out of town nowadays. The friends o
 the boys take advantage of these pleasant day
 to make them visits while they can. The ir
 Aux of visitors will probably continue for
 week or more.s1 b7rasssa 4 a. biya .a,.,,.s
 LIAM. Alvord of Barkhansted, has bee1
 appointed Satler Of tho 18th S''..'5 '''' ' .''
 We have received tbe following oommunica
 tion from our " Army correspondent" at Cam
 Dutton :''l4' +',' ''''' '''''A o-''.'
 AS iArrAcK- DISGUISED ENRNEBs IN 'CAMp- l Loss OF GovERHMRNT PROPERTY, &c. .-72
 ,ii ;go4a 1s; CAnp DuTroS, Aug. 25th, 1862.
 Ma ED1roR:--Our .suferings have begun 1 Immediately upon our arrival here, we were at tacked in front, both Hanks aud rear, by niur I dsrous cross-Rre' of pears, peachess peaches
 pears, cheese, hnckleberries,a honey, wedding cake,, apples, sweet apples, sour apples, gentle
 tart apples, big apples, little apples, ripe apples green apples, and-apples. Also apples. Int
 firing is yet going on.si The men feel very pro
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 I Are the mothers and sisters of Litchheld un
 der the fond impression that by thus druggin:
 our pessets, they are powerfully helping towar l the downfall of the rebellion? If SO, they .mis take.. < Cholera lMorbus is our mortal foe, an l we have mmck more to fear from him and hi ll gang, than from the rebels. ,"'''E ,ti FAYDo. 4 GaF. lS.--The regimental toothbrush is lost c
 used up, and the master won't furnish another \ H1afL1rcHrIEtp was particularly lively onThur Il day last, with the entrance of the various con q panies for the 18th Regt. on their way to Cam { Dutten. .e4 Winstea and Norfolk came down wit Il ,nhe.:paao5N Hartfor1 Rarkhau