Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-27

Bradley himself that his vile did not elope with
Antonio (S)Camps, but is at home attending to
her lawful business Mrs. Bradley went to
Canada to visit sister about The time that DR..
Camp left these parts but Mr.. Bradley informs
US that she went alone, and 1t was another wo-
man who eloped with Camps.-CaledOniaa.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. Gov Fairbanks
has made the following appointments OF Field
Officers in the Fourth Regiment:
u. A. Stoughton, Bellows Falls, Colonel
II. n. Wcrhen, Bradford, Lieutenant Colonel
Chas. b. Stoughton, Bellows Falls, Adjutant
j. Halsey Cushman, Bennington, Quartermas-
ter DR.. Samuel j Allen, Hartford, Surgeon
Dr.. Willard A. Child Casteton, Assistant Sur
ge0n.
l.. A. Grant, Bellows Falls. Major Of the
Fifth Regiment DR. VIM. p. Russell, Middle
bury, Surgeon DR.. Henry o. Shaw, Waits
field, Assistant Surgeon
The appointment Of Colonel Of the 9th Regl-
ment has been rendered by the Governor 10 Capt
Henry Smaley Of the u. 5. artillery, who is one
Of Gen. Dixs staff at Baltimore.
AccfoENr N THE Yr. 81 REGIMENT A few
night. since while c. +. Harris, Sergeant in Co.
( X, Vt. Sd Regiment, was lying beside his gHn,
some one accidentally hit the gun with his foot,
causing it to discharge, taking three fingers
from tie left hand Of Mr. II, lie was offered
discharge from service. but declined from ac-
copting it, saying he would fight the Rebels as
| long as one band was left. lie is resident Of
1 Worcester and IS now III home on furlough
Tor six weeks.-I5d.
The new armory Of the Woodstock Light In
fantry is now completed and ready for occupan
cy
CHATTER or ACCIDENTS. The last Irm0aiei
brings the following series Of casualties IT.
On Monday morning last Noah Field of Yves
Addison, aged - years, son OF Geo. j. Field
I fell of Of load Of hay while in motion, End ;
wheel passed over bis head, killing him almos
instantly. His head was shoekiDgly crushed.
In Weybrldge, some two weeks since, mar
on a load Of hay, invited boy by the name o
John Daley, aged II years, who had just cam
out Of shop, to ride with him. lie stopped
the team and took hold Of his hands to help hin
On, and as the boy sprang the horses started
and the boy fell, striking the point OF seythe
when il penetrated his bowels 20 that they pro
tIuded from the wound The bowels were re
placed and the wound sewed up, and every ct
fort made to save him, bnt modification set in
and he died in q week from the time OF tn
accident
In Ferrisburgh, recently, Sylvester Gage,
lad some 10 or u years old, son Of Henry Gage
Esq, ground up an old scythe, and went
moving, when he accidently stepped upon it an
nearly cut off two of his toes, and partly cuttin
off tie great toe. Hopes were entertained tina
they would grow on again, but we understan
that it is now doubtful whether they can be 50
we'd.
Just as we were going to press we learned tina
the house, barn and sheds OF Andrew Squer,
New Haven, were entirely consumed by fire o
Wednesday night, about 10 o'clock also sever;
tons Of hay. We were informed that the bulk
ings were insured.
There has been in Cambridge within fe
weeks, from IL to 90 deaths from dipthera
and there are now sick of the same fearful dl
ease in town great number. The doctors al
out night and day contnually.-Nucsdedler.
Rev H. A. Stevens, of EIydepark received an
accepted q call to the Orthodox Congregations
Church in Melrosc, Mass Ordination service
Sept 18th. lie expects 10 be in this place BIT
two Sabbaths more We are sorry to lose NJ
Stevens, but trust that our loss will be his ga
Ibid.
Darn on BEARS DIR. Pettee, of WHINING
ton, is death on bears and no mistake. Abol
two weeks since he caught one weighing full 8.
pounds, it being the third one he has served Il
same way this .-Baaucr.