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

RUTLAND COMPANY The Rut and Company
was organized On Tuesday by the election OF the
following officers Captain-John A. Sheldon
Of Rutland LIST Lieutcnan John A. Sails
bury of Tinmouth % Lieutenant-Wm. N.
Ii, Sabin Of Wallingtord. The Captain and
lst Lieutenant were elected unanimously.
A tremendous thundcr-stol m passed over
Windsor at about three clock, Friday morning.
The Tightening struck the barn Of Mr.. Edmund
Shattuck, Of this village, envelopng the build
Ing in flames, and in less than fifty minutes it
was nearly consumed. About onc-hAli toa Of
hay buggy wagon and sleigh, about fifteen
bushels OF oats and coru and q few cords Vi
wood were burnt
The loss is about $500 insured for 500,
in Vermont Mutual.
Coo Co5lelgh Of Athens, lad Of 10 or IA
years was badly burnt with powder on Thurs
day evening, OF last week His parents were
absent and he was loading an eogico stalk,
when it discharged. He is now doing we'll
PM BETA KAPPA The lollc ewing young gen
tIemen ranking the first third Of the Graduating
Class as regards scholarship werc elected Phi
Beata on Saturday evening last
James W Davis John W Woodward, John
I, SAKE, Geo. b Cochran Horace Barlow -
Burlington Tm@.
Captain Brook. Of the 7th VI reg nent was
killed by sho, winch vent through the cabin
of iesteamb,tt Cures an board Of which he
was. rne uo4l was fired int BY party OF re
boIs be!ow Yicksburg Captain Brook, was
Captain d, The S~antou Company.
\ barn Belonging to Mr. Simeon llerick,
Springfield, war struck by tightening on Iucsda,
and some six tors o. nay burnt
During tie thunder shower Of TUESDAY ', u barn
owned by ,. g. Morse, Westminster was struck
by tightening, and Dam AMI content. entirely
consumed. including about twenty-five tons OF
his best hay We understand he WAS insured
The Chittenden County Company for the
Tenth Regiment has partially organized by the
election OF Geo, F. Appleton of Burlington,
Captain, and Samuel Darrah 1T Lleutrnant -
Inc further organization his been postponed
until the company Is In cnlnpat Brattleboro
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&unrrje0.

In Sprin gheld, Ms, July 18Th. Frank Il. Hill .
Greensboro, VI, aged - years and months.
In harshhed Aug. o. Mss Naomi Goodwin, aged Il
years and month.
child q VIM Henry aud $ j. n Kinney. aged "A months
and Il days
The promising hui tas lost u is beaaty and fra
gmnc hy belize puektd from earth blossom in heaven
suffer Little children me, ANA forbid them
aoi' Tor % such is tAe kingdom " heaven. w.
ia Windsor, August LIST, By Rev. 4. Webster, hr.
Se.hS Davis at Sprin gfci, ana Nj, Leiita BoXsou
" frrkipsvillc
Al the methodist Parsonage IN Worcester, Auens 81,
by Rev r. " Harlow, Charles 3 smith, Of Chelsea anu
Charlotte A. Culver ~ Worcester
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

SrRAYgn from TIE pasture othe subscriber, horse,
= six yeas old, brown, leng tail small star 10 me
foreheAd Nnd little white his right hiad toot near
he heel and would weigh sbou nine hundred, shoed all
round -, ,...,,.,t.
Ans ny,' ' r. A. bEARlNG.
Ea,t Bethel. July, q 1882 Siolim'
STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon, the Probate Court
sn, s,, 1,.r.ter s. for said Disttict-To all per.
M concerned IN the estate n Classa Arnold late "i
Randolph, deceased, ",, -. 4,
IITUEREAs Charles Waldo, administrator ni y e os,aF
w Of snid deceased, isqas,,s said t"nh 10 ALLOW MN
IN. utl rf time d wear ir'n and alf, we lsh aAi
Of August A. ID. is69, to mNkr paynrn ct W" ae'' anu
,losr The settlement Ut the estate
Ther,fute you are hereby Inclined Mat said application
, hr heard Al session Of THE Probate Tent To or held
1t ihe Registers oicr ~ l''ooAhe'd On me -,n uay
Anyas, 4 d. lsb2 ut which time >nu may be heard IN
the premises. And this order shall he published ihter
.,.t ,nse,..lyen IN the Green Mountain freeman
,,,'.d AZ Ncntnrllst In this STATE the lass Of which
nnhIeaon ,hali be htorr the day assigned fe hearing
as aforesaid. ,.-, ,,as q, p,l
GNsn under my baud At the Register once, Al Block
s,la ,hl, i,h day ot August, A. H. lses
,,.gs lR rIEAvElAND, Register.
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Dice.

la Laueubarg, JULY sjst, Israel Dewey Esq aged -
yrlrsiud months he was for - years an Influential
citizen Of Berlin.
luruuth Hardgick. June 9Th at thc residence Of her
fathcr Miss Julia Hill, aged % years.
For many yeas Julia was patient and submissive
sufferer physically trail, but mentally vigorous and
brilliant a. a SUNBEAM she was believer IN and
lover of the SAVIOR q sinners aud hence PERMITTED
prove both ia lie aud death the all suhe'ency OF ~
vine grace May her early ext from this vac oil tears
be sAnstided 70 surviving relative. and friends
win III, lrAsburgh Standard please copy - FIELD
South HardwcS, August 18th leO2.
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Meteorological Observations, 1862.


Ok NoYAGE CT Discovery According toa
letter from the Mediterranean fleet. says the
New York Commercial, the United States gun
boat Tusclrora was about 70 proceed up the
river Clyde in Scotland, and observe and report
on some naval architecture, said to be going on
there The commander Of the TuscarOra is one
Of the shrewdest men IN the navy, and if there
are any Monitors building by the bonnie Scots
for jeff Davis, he Is just the man to lind it out.
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sabbath school Bell. Nc =

5000 COPIES ISSUED rHE FIRST gwEL'r
Months II ia publication. II Is an entire New wotA at
nearly 900 pages Many oi the Tunes ID Hymns wy,-
written expressly Tor This Volume, Il will soon be- a.
popular ~ It's predecessor (tel No u which has uu ny
to the enormous number o 55hno0 copies In SO months
outstrippna any Sunday school nook Of IT, .su~d
Ia this country Also both Nolu mes hcini ia an "a,
accommodate schools Wishing Them 10 thai form. P,ce.
Of Bell No paper covers Is cents, Sl2 per loo Bound
% cents $lS per loo Cloth bound embossed gilt, Sc
cents, s22 per 100. Hell No. J. paper covers - cents
clio per 100 Bound % cents sis 100. cloth bound
embossed gilt, % cents, go per 100 Bells No, and
bound together 40 cent, s30pvr 100 % copies furnished
at the 100 price. Cloth bound embossed gilt so cents S
per leo Mail postage free at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
No. AL Broadway, New YORK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
SOMETHING 70 EAT.
Gee
Beef, Pork, Lard and t7aIsls /:

DRIED AND SMOKED BEEF;
NeAI. Lamb, Chickens, Turkey aud Gees.
SAX Pork, corned Beet, rripe ami Sausage
Meats Oil, TalloW, Soap, &c.
Always aand aud served to order At the BRAT MAR
kET, conner Of Slain and State street.
Il. II. WHITTIER,
Successor t. Wm. 3. HublArd
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HEADQUARTERS, 6 miles beyond }
70 The FREEMAN

A battle was fought yesterday between Gen
Banks and Stonewsll jackson, Gen. Bayard
Of Gen. McDowel's corps with his cavalry
brigade had been engaged the day before in
the extreme advance near the Rapidan river in
skirmishing and maneuyerlng, which resulted
in taking some prisoners and ended with slight
loss, batting the efforts Of "a large force to sur
round and cut him of.
Yesterday mornng he was engaged for some
hours before Gen Banks came up, and with
three regiment OF cavalry, consisting of the LIST
Pennsylvania LIST Maine and LIT Rhode Island
DELAYED and embarrassed the enemys advance
The rebels. under jackson and Ewtll, had
crossed the Rapidan in force, and their advance
guard. 5000 strong, was attacked by Banks
Yesterday afternoon, about six miles south OF
Culpepper Court House.
The hght was almost wholly with artillery
at first, but the infantry became engaged about
six clock. and determined and bloody com
bat followed Gen. Banks right wing, under
Gen Williams, suffered severely. The rebel po-
sltion was IN the woods, while the troops which
attacked them were obliged to cross open ground.
1t was not until about 4 that II became EVIL
dent the rebels were attacking III force. Pre-
youa 10 that there had been rather desultory
cannonade the whole rebel force suddenly A.
tackled IN overwhelming numbers at all points
Nearly all their rcglmnts had full RACKS
All 10 o'clock Gen. Pope arrived from Gull
pePPe, %Io .nn a"'g' ooyn. r%o b,'io y "' s"b
stantially over, Gen Banks holding the same
ground that he occupied at the beginning OF the
battle.
A,'ei wv an ''"' " WV. of0 '"e.e WOO 81
"''ii''y So' '' Tha ,r,s ,r,,.naiI.
marry - y ''oON 'D' Iis"' ''''''
'i' .rl "''u Wv 49, AIN,
ne Ie"'s ''"', " va 'H"''''
eI center ""'ie ''e"'' " y "'D 'a''A' ~
bringing uotu 81 'neIr u''u'' ''' i" ~
"enerAis ana Ue't staH' were ~ "''' "'' ''"e'
ines brlns actually 10 mont u ''t'F own ilprs
that sudden charge OF reDei cavalry "a' maze
from lhe woods quarter OF me on alp"r-
cntl' wIih We" 70 calture them.
ne attempt was repuised bya vigorous Afe
nom MeDo"th troops anu ''e "en'I"l' "l"
then siahs ielt IL, ground uhuer c,o-' li'
rom We reueF anu our o"H ""oPN lne "lt
p the rebe batteries was afterwards 'Hehctl'
'rn. PoIt on arriving sent ltGsh troops 10 'he
mont % laN' we place 81 ven banA7 e2nau'-
tea columns
Ihe enemy did not rene" '"e attack except
ny artillery me troops "ere unuer arms ana
IN position an hisu'' uyu' Da'NS was on ' .l
ield Throughout the action ana was constantly
'haer hre' HS ""nu',ue VI n's Lo' anu per
soma galI"h'ii are hs''! l'a''cu " ni' "'loe'''
me bravery aiu eoou ''''uo' ~ 'ne uools
were COM p'euous uu''uR i''R' Pai' VI we
hght v heh "efP""e'eu ny Numbers some
regiments IftltHNtH ~ Nle"lHIi'
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MONEY HAS BEEN VI 4

aud can he AoAtN. ny an energetic live man
lF An persons owing the subscriber on book or note
and u. rsons having claims against the subscriber are
requested a. call and settle the SANE.
Cal,I. AnrustG SsswI. ~. X. SLANLON.
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NKw loRk, August O. There j. great ex-
citement among the secessiunlsis OF Baltimore
in view Of the cou,ing draft. The { iico of the
British Consul has heen crowded several days
by parties eager to obtain exemptions. The OK
cltemeut among the disloyal increased yesterday
by rumor that martial law was about to be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
TENTH REGIMENT
VERMONT VOLUNTEERS !.
Windsor County, Attention.

VICTORY is grooming armies. and glory j. radiant
upon the brows Of brave and herus soldiers but
to relieve their abors their triumph and At the
same time guard and hold the import nj position, which
their devotion and Raantry have acquired more men
are needed. Vermont has done much but she has been
called upon for another Regiment Of her patriotic SOM
and company Of Infantry j. called for 80 h section
Of the state.
Old Windsor and Orange have many more bray. son,
Of the stamp Of those Green Mountain Boys who have so
nobl} exhibited their gaautrf at - LDe's Mills" at
" Yorktown" and a, Richmond Rally. them to the
standard Of your country and loat hack the ,n.me N
our glorious Mon Rally to couutryis call and
show yourselves to be genuine Green Mountain Boys
6T None but men OF good habits and sound const,.u-
ton. received.
Pay $50 month for enlistment, gith arms -quip-
meuts, ratiOns and clothing
Bounty Sld0 s2j OF which an Que months pay al.
yancfd when mustered into service 200 bounty paid
The time Of enlistment.
D.1HOMPSON Recruiting ohicer
Headquarters at the Windsor House, Windsor
Windsor. July T. l-t9. enc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug. TO- Reports Nere brought
into Cuipepper Oh Friday Of the crossing OF
,ne Rapidan by the rebels in force. 1t is sad
hy Passenger who came from the vicinity Ut
Waterloo to.da, that ten Banks column
which wa, IN advance was attacked by ten
Ewell in superior numbers
The struggle VIZ, cJntinueiall dag yesterday,
and may al any TINE he resumed The loss was
severe on both side \ number Of our wounded
had been brought IL Culpeppcr No detdls
have been officially received.
It's represented tha, Gems Primo Augur
and Geary were Wounded.
The following j. from thu pet,i,burgb Daily
E4Ws@ Of yesterday
RIcuNo>n, Aug \. \ dispatch rum Van
Dorm to Secretary Mallory states that The Con.
cderate ram Arkansas had bceu destroyed.
She LETT NickSbure On Mouda5 To cooperate
IN the attack On Baton Rouge. After passing
tayou Sara her machinery becaur dSebled AMI
Nhie attempting 10 adjust it several OF the enc
my's gunboats attacked her, Alter gallant
resistance she WAS abandoned aud blown up.
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FORTRESS MoNRor Aug. The sick and
wounded Union Siidleis are being moved away
lroin the army OF the Potomac, lac ,ransuorf
State OF Maine came iowa from llarrison :
Landing this morning with 800 sick and GO
wounded soldiers. They 60 directly to Phila
del hii
The transport Louisiana alsl arrived with 5000
N oS'ly sick, from the same place They are
al 81 bound for Philadelphia.
There are now at Fortre,, Nouroe about
1000 SEX and wounded on transports all going
T. different places North, where they eau be
letter cared Tor THAI il the army hospital.
IL If understood that the army hospitals II
the Potomac are to De immediately cleared ont
OF all the sick amt wounded. They make a very
short stay at tins place, and consequently 1t i
quite impossible to obtain all their names.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

NEw loRK, Aug Tue bark Reindeer r..
potts that the BI;'>.l steamship Scotia wuh
a cargo ol arms ios tie rebel sailed lrom b,
hldocs TOR Nassau July 18th aui WHEN soin,
cut OF the h,Ibor hoistlj ers5e a,g.
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81 JOINS, \, f. Aug TO- ree steamship
Scotia + sSed Cape Race at 10 A. NJ. this lore
noon.
Earl Russell ustlfes the vigilance Of the Fed.
era cruisers at the Bahamas.
The Tuscarora was AT Queenstown watching
for n Confederate steamer which left Liverpool.
hut put back 10 ilolyhead and there lost all her
men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

NEw loES, Aug. IL, \ Letter dated ,tl
Mobile, July 81, reports that six men lad de-
serted from Tort Morgan, reaching The irigate
Sdsqnehannah, With considerable risk
They had all ,h>i, arms and accntrements.
and agreed to shoot each other rather than b,
Ie'captured by the rebels They report the
garrison at Fort Morgan to number from GOO to
SUI, many OF them foreigners. and but little
resistance would he made to our force
Two companies ut light artillery Who skedad-
dIed from Fert Shiloh garrison Fort Gaines.
CINCINNATI, Aug. IL. Gen. McCoOk's body
has been received here and is lying in state to-
day The funeral will take place tomorrow.
BosToN, Aug, IL The war fever is increas
ing. Most OF the stores and Offices close at two
o'clock p. NJ.
Bells are ringing, bands playing, companies
paradlng' meetings ARE being he etc, etc, to
stimulate enlistmens.
The S3d regiment raves tomorrow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12
$500 Worth Of Goods
At TT CTC ON.

IL The Store Of II Il Sidy'on, IN Calais, VI.
Iso Stor.. shop and " alter Privilege for sale OF TO
\ reat ON Thursday, Friday and saturday, August
DIST MI nd I'D miles. sooner disposed Of al private
sale
rhlS Is 4 CAPITAL CHIME
ior ali energetic young man, COED farming community
and a Good set 81 customers, place where
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NEw logE, August T. Pou Royal date
OF the Eth state thal The guuboa Unadllla cap
tured The British steamer Gadra as SHE Wa
trying u run zoe blockade
She had been prsyiou,ly struck shile ;ryln
to lnn by fort Pulaski She hasa heavy car
%.
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proclaimed in Baltimore to prevent the escape
OF persons preparing to avoid the draft. 10
the meantime recruiting is progressing rapidly
and the loyalists are preparing to meet the cri-
sic with zeal.
AT Wheeling several secessionists left for
Canada but were caught and imprisoned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

NEW YORK, Aug 9. The steamships Ktna
and Saxonla are both detained until evening,
SO as to permit the examinston Of passengers
under the Secretaryot Wars regulations.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

WAsHMGToN, Aug A number OF persons
yesterday and to-day were prevented except on
conditions, from leaving the city in the cars, in
accordance with the execVt5ve order, to prevent
evasion of military duty by those subject to
draft
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State Of Vermont.
AD1urANr AND INSPECTOR GENERAL OFFICE,
Woodstock, August s, 1862.
General Order, No. 12.

General Order. No. 1a.
Where's, the President Of the United States,
by order dated August 4, 1862, has directed
that a draft of three hundred thousand militia
be Immediately called into HE service Of the
Uniteu States to serve nine months unless
sooner discharged ; And whereas, the quota
thereof assigned 10 the State of Vermont, is
four thousand Sht hundred and ninety eight
men, for which requisition has been made =
1t is therefore hereby ordered, that all com
panies 0! Uniform Militia in this State be and
:hey hereby are detached for service under
said order of the President OF the United States
and the commanding officer of each of said
companies will report, with his company. for
active service, as the law directs, at such place
o. general RENDEZVOUS, and at such time. 2s
shall hereafter be designated by orders from
these Head Quarters ; and in the mean time is
hereby directed to hold himself in readiness for
active service, with the company under his COM
mand, 10 the town in which said company is
located, until further orders. And the com
mandng officer of each of said companies is
hereby directed forthwith to issue his order,
thereby directing the company under his com
mand to assemble forthwith, at such place as
he shall designate, in the town in which said
company is located, and hold themselves in
readiness for active service, and cause notice
thereof to be given to each member of his SAID
company, in the manner provided by law.
The Commanding Officer of each of said COM
panles is hereby authorized and directed forth
with 10 fill his company, by enlistmenrs, to the
number of one hundred and one, including
officers ; and every able bodied man, resident in
any town IN this State, who shall enlist IN
such pany, will be credited to the town, of
which he is such resident 10 determining the
number of men to be raised by draft from the
enrolled militia in such town, for the purpose
of completing the quota of four thousand ei2 hit
hundred and ninety es hit men assigned TO YER
mont as aforesaid.
And il is farther ordered that the Command
ing Officer of each of said companies deposite in
the Office of the Adjutant and Inspector Gene
raj of this State, at Woodstock, on or before the
twenty-6tth day of August, a. ID. 1862, at
twelve clock, noon, a complete and perfect
roll of all able BODIED men of Lis company, stat
ing the name. rank age and true residence
of each, with a certificate signed by sucn com
manding officer. that it is correct roll of hi.
company. If such company shall be filed t.
the number Of one hundred and one able
bodied men previous to sail day, such roll is tc
be forwarded as soon as the company is filled
but the roll must be deposited at the Office 0
twenty-i fifth day of August, 1852, whether sucl
company is then filled, or not.
By order OF lis Excellency,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK.
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief.
PETER L WAsHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
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LIFE AND DEArH.-One halt the human
family die under seventeen years of age
Nine tenths OF all who are born ought to
complete their three-score years and ten,
because nine tenths Of all diseases are avoid.
able by the steady practice of Temperance
and such outdoor activities as are encourag.
ingIy remuneratve. There is a still more
specific method Of leng,hening life in heath.
fitness and vigor, and one which is pract
cable by the masses Colds and constipation
Immediately precede or attend almost ever
case of ordinary disease. The latter can be
antagonized by abstinence, cleanliness, ani
wamth for thirty-six hours and cold need
not be taken once year if three things are
attended to. Avoid chilhpess, damp clothing
and cooling off too 5000 after exercise
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
CoLoRED REGIMENTs.-The Tribune sag'

CoLoREp RE0IMENTs.-The Tribune ;aF
There is good reason to believe that 'a'
President intends to persue the course sly
gestcd by the Tribune in reference to coi0F''
regiments, whenever the Governor OF asN
takes the responsibility, as Governor spfasG
has done, to furnish among its quota color"
troops. There is evidence for believing 100
the War Department will not reject 'neu
This is the probable solution of the dlfheul!
Evidence is multiplying, going to show w. 10,
the Administration is advancing rapidly !"
ward the sentiment of the Loyal States "
the Slavery question.
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PROGRESS The venerable Thomas JACK
son, Of London, stated at u recent public &C.
casion, tha; he had personal recollection o.
the time when there was scarcely Sabbath
sch col in England. He remembered the on
gin of the Bible Society. He Remembered
when the Wesleyans had but one mlsslona'!
collector in the whole kingdom-Dr. Cos'
An annual contribution Of $4,000 to tl'
missionary cause was then thought very haI'.
some. How all this has been changed ln'
venerable speaker scarcely knew whether Dc
remained in this world, or had been trans'''
ted into better, SO vastly has the mss'o'
work of the Church been revolutionzed
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
NAMES
-" -.
RESIDENCE.
AGk.

Each man is to subscribe such contract, with
his name written IN full, and his age and resi-
dence correctly stated against his name, and tho
Roll, when complete. must be returned TO the
office Of the Adjutant and Inspector General by
or before the time above stated.
1t will be to the lasting honor of Vermont on
the Iage OF history, if her citizens, IN this war
for the Union and the supremacy OF the laws,
shall freely, and without draft, furnish every
man called for by the Presiden, Of the United
States. And the Commander hopes
an confdIng in the determined spirit OF an
earnest people, confidently expects, that before
tho time OF II legal draft shall arrive, everJ man
necessary to complete tho requisition upon the
State, will De furnished in the manner above
provided and he trusts to the people of the
State to carry out his wishes in their own way,
without the Intervention of Recruiting Officers
or other official agencies.
BY order of His Excellency,
FREDERICK HOLBROOk.
Governor and Comlnander-in Chief.
PETER L. WAsHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General.