Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

fore this Court VIII take hOIlce accOrdlnly. e -Tows MEETING At the town meeting on Tuesday morning the sum of $100 was voted to each volunteer who should enlist from this town, sufficient to fill the quota of the town, Also to pay the sum of $1oo to Capt. Bissell and Lieut.. shumway, recruiting officers for the Litchheld Company, in the 18th Reg't.
 
 LIrcHrIELD COUNTY REG1xEsr.-Affairs at Camp Dutton are going on satisfactorily and pleasantly, and the Regiment is rapidly getting into marching trim. A third of the Regiment have been off on furloughs during the week, to take farewell of their frfads;get ther bonn ties, &c. The last third return tomorrow. The Regiment is to be re organized to-day into ten companies, and is then to recruit for each Company until they leave for the war. Volunteering has received new impetus from the imminent proximity of the draft. and it is hoped the Regiment may be filled to it's maxi mum number before leaving for the war, with out the aid of any recruits outside of the County. Recruits for the regiment are coming into Camp in good numbers daily.
 We understand that Edward o. Peck, Deputy Sheriff, of LitchAeld, will probably take con- mand of the 10th Company, There couldn't bs better appointment made. The U. s. mus tering Officer and Paymaster are to be at the Camp on Monday or Tuesday next, and the Regiment will probably be ready to march some time the latter part of the week. The colors will be presented on Wednesday next. probably, at Mrs. Moves residence on North-st.
 We have received the following from our Army Correspondent"
 CAMP DUrroN, Sept 2d, 1862. SUTLERs AND PEDDLERs-How SOLDIERS SLEEP
 NuRsEs-PRoPosED GENERAL ORDER Sc.
 Last week tho soldiers of the 9th Regiment received the town bounties, of $l00 per man, and straightway the camp and it's environs were beset by suffers and peddlers innumerable, who, out of compassion for the overburdened warriors, offered to tighten their pockets by furn. shing them with army knives, forks spoons, napkin rings and individual ,salt cellars, aN in one--army cook-stoves and ice cream freezers, au in one-army door bells army grindstones foot.scrapers, cheese presses, and sdeboards, aA in one-each one containing little cubby holes to stick in nutmeg graters, flat irons, horseblocks, and many other little knicknacks, equally indispensable to a soldier on march. Visitors at this camp express great deal of puzzle, as to how ten linen manage to sleep in a tent about as big as quart mug. It would be hard thing to do, were it not for the fact that each mess is a decemvirate of mutual admirers, drawn together by the law of affinity. They lie down in heap, "as one man," and then eve- " hero squirms until he is either comfortable, or fast asleep. It is tight squeeze, however, and the proposed plan of taking along nurse apiece will probably have to be given up.
 There is one matter which ought immediately to be looked to. Officers and men here have been heard to express the most incendiary abo lition sentiments, and the mischievous doctrines of Daniel s. Dickinson, as set forth in his late letter to the Erie War Meeting. begin to gain ground. The New York Tribune comes open ly into camp, and radical men talk as if the war were to be carried on in earnest! This must be stopped. Mir. Editor, are you personally ac- quainted with the Governor? If you are. hope you will present this matter to his notice, and, if possible, procure the promulgation of Gen GENERAL ORDER, No--l .-... ..t
 WHEREAs,-The New York Herald and the New York World, are believed to be the two most efficient arms of the service, inasmuch as they are sure preventive of that fearful mal- ady. known as l" rush of brains to the head" which that arch friend Greeley is doing his ut most to introduce among the people and sold iery, thereby rendering imminent an abrupt end of the war, and sudden stoppags of Generals pay and contractors pickens, Ia result to be de- piored by every man who has his country's goods at heart,) Ordered lst-That any off. Ger or soldier who shall be suspected of reading or hankering after the N. Y. Tribune, shall be tried by Court Martial, convicted and shot and the impeaching witness shall swear by the N. Y. World. instead of the Holy Scriptures
 Aud whereas, the Giant Rebellion stands on one leg, and the name of that leg is Slavery, and whereas, it wouldn't be fair shake to knock it out sfrom under him-O Ordered 2a- That the Union Army shall fight him with Her. aids and Worlds, stab him with olive branches march and countermarch around him with Nc. Clelllans, stare at him with Buell. s, and stretch their anaconda along his shores until it is about as strong as an angle.worm, but in no case shall they do anything calculated to hurt him.
 By order of the Governor
 sv BLANK BLANK, Esq,
 3a Adjutant-G General.
 We live in troublous tinles and the condition of the country calls for strong measures
 FAYDo. P. s. Camp Dutton is believed, by good military judges. to be safe. though there are ru- nors to the effect that Stonewall is secreted in the woods near the" Pitch."