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The Daily Dispatch: October 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Northern news. (search)
s near Newark, and the men effected a "strategic" movement down the bank of the canal to that city, choosing the shortest route. As they passed the guard the men seized the arms, planted the bayonets in the ground and carried on the sentiments with them. The guard offered no resistance. Acting Major Rabcock some of the soldiers on their way cut of the camp and fired his pistol at one of the ringleaders, the ball passing through his arm. The Colonel in command at the camp, (Cornelius Van Vost) on hearing of the "skedaddle, " have the small remainder of the men the furloughs which the others had fled for failing to get, and ordered out his others to pick up the stragglers. Such of the non- commissioned officers as were caught in Newark to day had their stripes tore off and are reduced to ranks. Few of his commissioned officers left camp, which place is peopled today by a corps consisting of officers, with no men. It is represented that the men appointed a committee by rem
The Daily Dispatch: October 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Northern news. (search)
s near Newark, and the men effected a "strategic" movement down the bank of the canal to that city, choosing the shortest route. As they passed the guard the men seized the arms, planted the bayonets in the ground and carried on the sentiments with them. The guard offered no resistance. Acting Major Rabcock some of the soldiers on their way cut of the camp and fired his pistol at one of the ringleaders, the ball passing through his arm. The Colonel in command at the camp, (Cornelius Van Vost) on hearing of the "skedaddle, " have the small remainder of the men the furloughs which the others had fled for failing to get, and ordered out his others to pick up the stragglers. Such of the non- commissioned officers as were caught in Newark to day had their stripes tore off and are reduced to ranks. Few of his commissioned officers left camp, which place is peopled today by a corps consisting of officers, with no men. It is represented that the men appointed a committee by rem
The Daily Dispatch: October 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Northern news. (search)
s near Newark, and the men effected a "strategic" movement down the bank of the canal to that city, choosing the shortest route. As they passed the guard the men seized the arms, planted the bayonets in the ground and carried on the sentiments with them. The guard offered no resistance. Acting Major Rabcock some of the soldiers on their way cut of the camp and fired his pistol at one of the ringleaders, the ball passing through his arm. The Colonel in command at the camp, (Cornelius Van Vost) on hearing of the "skedaddle, " have the small remainder of the men the furloughs which the others had fled for failing to get, and ordered out his others to pick up the stragglers. Such of the non- commissioned officers as were caught in Newark to day had their stripes tore off and are reduced to ranks. Few of his commissioned officers left camp, which place is peopled today by a corps consisting of officers, with no men. It is represented that the men appointed a committee by rem