Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-10

A WORD TO FARMERs-All farm produce
will this year be sure to command good
price and ready sale at the North. The
necessity of providing for large army
will ensure abundantly remunerating
prices for all products of the land.
Eg' A lady arrived at Rutland on Mon
day, who was in Charleston city during the
bombardment of Fort Sumter. She says
she knows many of the rebels were killed
and that on the street where she resided
and the adjoining streets, there were 1870
funerals A gentleman in Massachusetts
recently retdrned from there, confirms the
above. There is little doubt that the
traitors in that siege suffered more than
they would have appear.
Recruiting Stations and Recruiting Officers.
Springfield, Windsor county, F. Grain.
oFletcher, Franklin CO., z. W. Strait.
Ludlow, Windsor CO., volney s. Fullam
st Johnsbury Caledonia CO., G. S. Dana.
Bennington, Bennington CO., J. H. Walbridge.
oTunbridge, Orange co., Richard Smith.
sCharleston, Orleans CO., Il. &. Richards.
Brattleboro Windham CO., Francis Goodhue.
Montpelier, Washington CO., F. V. Randall
Castleton, Rutland CO., James Hope.
Essex CO.,
Burlington, Chittenden CO.,
Woodstock, Windsor CO., Thomas O. Seaver.
Waterbury, Washington co., c. Dillingham;.
oCoventry Orleans co., A. G. West.
St, Adams Franklin Co., Thomas f. House.
Wells River, Orange Co., David 7. Carbin.
Hydepark Lamoille CO., R. G. Benton.
Vergennes, Addison CO., Scion Eaton.
Winooski, Chittenden CO., John Lonegan.
oAt these stations. volunteers from the present
Companies of the Uniform Militia will be first en-.
Listed.
Ia st. Adams voted in town meeting,
au appropriation of 10000 for the fam
lilies of volunteers.
gg Silas P. Carpenter, Esq, has been
appointed Deputy Collector at Richmond.
MONTPELIER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Randall
has full company already enrolled. Ma
jor Burnham has forty eight enrolled for
second company, all picked men and
anxious to join the fray Waltons DAILY
Journal.
FLAG RAISING AT WILLIAMsTowN.--A
beautiful silk flag, 10 feet by IA, was
raised at Williamstown last saturday.
Patriotic speeches were made by Rev. Mr..
Spinney, Rev. Mr.. Barnard, and Nath'l
ellison, Esq. A Brass Band played stir
ring national airs.
We regret to add that Mr.. friedrich
Martin, young man who was assisting
in firing salute had his hand SO badly
injured by the bursting of The cannon as
to render amputation necessary.-Free-
man.
ENosBURGH.-At meeting on the 9th
ult., the number of volunteers was in
creased to 80.
James II. Murdoch of Woodstock. Quar-
ter-master of the Woodstock Light Infant
ry, while in Boston few dayssince, pur-
chased eight hundred Colts Revolvers for
the State and they are to be distributed
to the men of the First Regiment at the
place Of rendezvous prior to leaving for
Washington.
STANDARD FOR THE VERMONT REGIMENT.
Somerby, 81 Cornhill, has just finished a
splendid standard, ordered by Gov. Fair
banks for the Regiment there. 1t is paint
ed upon the incest white silk, five by six
feet The design is the State arms, with
military surroundings flags, flowers and
other compartments rich scroll work in
guilt, &c. 1t may be sent off tonight
atlas 8 Bee, May /.
The Powder Mills in Bennington have
started up again, and are running night
and day..