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

held this year. The society al'eI n"''"o
cured its usual subscription, has on consu''a-
tion determined that the cause OF the County,
which every farmer has at heart will De Suo-
served by dispensing with the falF 'nl' year.
thns not taking from the State Treasury when
will be largely drawn upon for war purposes,
the bounty which the State holds l'selI obliged
20 rive if the Fair should be held We think
the farmers have done just right in this matter,
and that other Counties might profit by their
excellent example
RrcRrTlNG OFFICE at PArNrlELD-ll. a.
PUTNAM Of East Montpelier, at the request OIL
Gov. Fairbanks, is acting as assistant recruiting
officer, with an Office at the UnonStorein Pam
field. where men can enlist for the war against
treason Mr.. Putnam is acting in connection
with DR.. Tcmpleton Of Barre The country Is
in peril Rebels are exultant. Washington IS
menaced. win volunteers wait till the danger
ia more imminent Vermont has now less than
1000 effective men in the field. Can she send
no more? What shall our answer be?
REcRrlrmo.-ln Windham County the re-
cruiting officers are, T. Gorham Jr., Whining
ton. II. Wheeler, jamaica, and Francis Good-
hue, BrattIeboro
REcRrlTryc Olrlcgs.--lt wlll be noticed in
our advertising columns, that D. B. Davenport
has authority to recruit company, with his
headquarters at Rox6ury, W. lie will com
mencc with nearly or quite sixty men. lie wlll
have recruiting Office at Montpelier, also, un-
der the charge Of J. {. Flanders.
We also learn that VIM skinner will recruit
company at Royalton, and DR.. Templeton at
Barre, while j. II. Plat at Chelsea, and T. B.
Sawyer Of Hydcpark have been for some days
employed in the same patriotic work
ATTENTION, REcRuus!-Mr. W. II. Mash Of
Montpelier will act as assistant recruiting OIL
Ger in the vicinity of Montpelier, in connection
with DR.. Templeton, who has a recruiting Office
at Barre.
REcRumlyGOu lcEEs-In addition to the re-
nuiting officers whose appointments have been
noticed by us, we get from the CahdoHian tho
6llowing
II. B. Athcrton. Cayendish L. Il. Stowell,
Cornwall; H. f. Miner, Manchester; }. Il.
Pratt. Bennington. w c. Tracy, Windsor ;
Geo. Tucker. Barton S ii Mott, Aburgh )
Lieut.. Rose, Middlebury j. D. Sheridan, Swan
ton: Can't D. X. Andross, Bradford Lieut..
Howard Burlington Josiah Hall, Bellows
Falls n. F. Wood, bakersfield A. +. Wood
man. Island Pond Wesley laseltine, Essex
A. J. DYKE, Woodstock VIM f. Lewis, Nor
wich B. R. JENNIE, Rutland j. ID. W Car
pentor, st. Johnsbury r W Laird, West
Danylle DR.. f. Mattocks, Lyndon.
FIRE AND Loss OF LlrE From the Telegraph
we learn that Mr.. Jesse Bowcn's house barn
and outbuillngs in Corinth, were burned las
Thursday morning, and a sister of Mr. Bower
was burned to death in an attempt to rescue
some valuabes from the flames. \ large guam
tity of grain and other valuable property wa
destroyed No insurance.
SUGAR Is Johnson. The Naes9ealer has hg
ures showing that twenty persons IN the tow
Of johnson, made last spring within small
fraction of 1000 lbs OF sugar.
-Middobury College has conferred tn
degree Of Doctor OF Divinity on R,y. j. D
Wickham Of Manchester, VI
A new post Office has recently been establish
ed at Woodrord City (where is that y aud Wn
Park, ESQ has been appointed postmaster
CRulNAL.-John Collins Jr., of East Mon
pelier, Frcnchman, was to day (the 22d
brought before W w Caldwell, Esq, on con
plant for adultery, and ordered to give bail !,
his appearance at the next term OF the Count
Court. Failing to Ind any person willing
risk his money on such contingency, he WI
committed to Jail
FRoy THE VI. REGIMENT. the Arm
correspondence of the Free Press we learn Tx
Martin Bates of Westford, Of Company Il, dc
in tho hospital at Annapolis. Private Aoi
Fay of the Burlington Company had aeelden
ally cut finger from his left hand, and priYa
Harper of the Tuubridge Company had by Il
accidental discharge of a musket, lost two hi
gers. Both would doubtless receive honorao
discharges.
A Srcrss-nER.-Miss Wlndle, an authores
was arrested at Alexandria the 2lSt lns'''
,a;r, with the Rebels
pRouorloNs.--We learn from the Caledon''
Tint Lieut.. Col. Hyde of the Sd Regiment ha
at the urgent request of Cen Smith been pr
NOTED to the Coouelcy of that Regiment, al
that Major veasey, formerly Captain OF t
Springfield Company, has been mado Lieu
Colonel, and Capt. Seoyer of Hartford Msjo