Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-24

- - -. sy,z.s..vas The following
sASN -. ;sss,sl NV, one of GEN. Ne
pE,niea elIculA1' issus1 -
Sls14-h sslA Y..xoyNa. va. July "a.
HAnnIsoss hAhD,s1, 80 's ~
The shameful desertlon On omcers ana mel
-. ssinr On since fie battle of Williamsburg
80 which has more than decimated the army
wixkin the last fortnight, should receive notice
Il ths hands Of the press, The press can DO Ne
bsEEer service to the military interests Of thu
Mntica than 70 persesere in attacking men alb
ssat under PEesence Of sickness. Robust O.
shEAssy Eounoea oneer, ana men are paradinl
tne s.seeas :. cAaes. OF 1ioitering at aeme,s wa
are aeseet wthont leave, and who are needet
- !. - = es.es.aOie ,0r any man ape Y
.ioI ING any noiu mn
s4sa' 1ss As1A 20 . saasAAeo y y
- -. ns.,s,.. .,a norsu.n,. hord.
60 - - - ~ hcsr;s.I Nr.,s- :.
- -. - 49, vL;is tbeu ssnds III,
s.rsf - 70 n he bssts. we're oniy comne,ieS
q rsfsra e - rssks IL tisir rssimssts IS IL,
prsvsst xu.zas sxd By hunger. The local Do
Ess shsslA arrest every nan improperly. sbsen
Gkum his rsxsmssk - Nh
-..s;-S - ..... slle n,S as
-. - - ~hsf = s.re aid \. tr,e +,
T,eRirr .ruurd spd .e.;ng the numhers of r..
turuei s6eers md soldies. Who are IN ever,
slreex IN eve-v eitv- In everv lane in every vii.
10 e he Nertk- II every oficer and soldier
e far dutv vouIi emerre from his hiding place
ana esn.e 10 his regiment. the army would be
.1----s- -ss--;.I1- - -.
Tke Nashville Union is Of nnquestioned loyal
q 111 great ability. lts opinions are opponents
uftks feeling 81 TINE Border State Union, men
81 n ke&fy protests and outcries against half
q 49, re- tko NnpfI
sslPeetfal attezziea. In spesking of. the conf
= 80. s...s."s.. e 49, ,.,,sls .rnd tha;,
-. - :. -. - - 80 :
-TT-- = 49, n. NJ, ,..d.-, ;,,t.ra.
- 80 -. - -. ~. R.l,.Ii;o, hill
'II- -. =. .s.....;l - ~ PaI,.i. T.,
-.-s -. - ,.,.I.ss ~ ostoh;nS tha;,
y e s..n ~ IT,. Uspos
Do9ns,e3 tney were Iue ano. brave men, ana
$500 Ave .o1ent Wen; Inc dimcu,y OF ms
Esane sas tnA, tney oio noe fea,lze tnelr sI1a-
vea OK ne feopae .1ey MAD 70 deal WIN. ror
=, s@@S ies 'nsae W no "ofe Socn lnis-
sA-Ss .-a-
vKhen Tire COTTON burners approached the plan.
tutson al JEFF Davis. his brother Joe attempted to
run he cotton up Red River out of reach Of the
s y n 80 se'f-sacLihclns Pa1nots; Inc
go ~ naS. ioI n.n., anu :ene a.
- = ~. - 49, ,s"aI hoas 20 eos
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tA'-a. HA'.-'s's''->1 t'A'' '0.''A' VI "'''
voIuxrETx.Sc.-I. has been decided bv the
iusirial authtr;tv Il, Vermont. that q. man who
- s;sssl n. enlistment mill of =. regiment. al
tI.,rvf uos svorD In. IA haupd IN aerya tbe same
Ne r. l. h.l t,Ee, he oath rbsre = No donbt
q the eorrccsness Of this decision. The Q. S.
,uussrrino OFFICER tor This State tales We ,,nder
-. he s.me Ground. -
=, A oar or TWO since, as the afternoon train from
f.arenTa vas passing near Hamilton street bridge,
New Haven, the engineer discovered man "
,ng with his head apparently on the track The
usn could not be stopped IN time, and the
weees 0es ~ tae hnf, leaving the drunken man
assess. so.l eass.tsDea! After that escape, he
can afford TO enlist ----.
sNHEr rnE REBEIs SAY ABOUT GEN. PORE.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th appears
alarmed al the order Of our war department con
eentrstias she forces Of Mcdowell, Fremont and
Banks under Pope, and remarks of fhe- latter.
sthat be 5 uoaoriousiy one of the most danger
-, - 80, So-:.m anss r ~. 1 Ii
s...~,--.,s.i .h;ns,s ~ = 81 wy "r' " w
MoEGsxs'IxvAsrcS.- INTO IyDIANa--
A man who came into Boyd's on the kentucky
central railroad, FRIDAY morning, reports that
t..f eosn ~ ssSthi$na n.y., 90 miles from On