Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-02-07
VERMONT ITEMS.

Rev Henry Frost Of Mddlcbury, has been appointed
chaplain of the TN Regiment, Dr. Francis W Rely cf
Derby Line Surgeon. and Dr. Enooh Blanchard Of Lyn-
snoowD REorwISr.-2nd Lieut. Orvilia Bixby Of Roy.
alton, Co b. 10 be lst Lieut. vice L. G Whitney. dis
charged; lst Sergt.. Harrison Dewey, Royalton to be
2nd Lieut.. vice BiSby. promoted. lat Lieut.. Newton
Stone Co. A, 90 be Captain of Co l. vice Volney Full
lam, promoted st Lieut. John S. Tyler Of Bratteboro.
Co G. 90 be Captain 0f said CO. vice Capt Todd resign
ed Let Lieut. Amasa Tray Of Mddleoury. Co. X to
be Capt Of Go II, vice Can't Burnham, signed let
Lieut. Enoch Johnson Of Cascton, Co. b. To be Capt
nf Co. D., vice Capt Dillingham;. promoted 2nd Lieut.
William NJ. Cady Of Bennington, Co A. to be lst Lieut.
vice Stone pfomoted Bud iieat Henry c Campbell "
Puirey, Co. e, u be lsi Lieut.. vice Tyler promoted
2nd Lieut.. Horace = Cfossman, Of Montpelier Co r. 90
De lst Lieut. vice Phillips. resigned 2nd Lieut.. Ed
ward Appleton Of Bennington. Co. H. t0 be st Lieut.
Co B, vice Johnson promoted Serg Major Erastus G.
Ballou, 10 be lst Lieut. Co. X, vice Tracy. promoted
lst Setgt Chts G. Canning NJ Norhd I'd, Co ID. IN be
ls Lieut. Co. ], vice Wadlegh. resign Sergt Dayton
p Clark Of Montpelier. Co y ~ BE- lot Lieut. Co. d,
vice Henry. resigned serat Fah Wales N Bratilebo-
r.. Co. O. 20 be- 2nd Lieut.. vice Campbell promoted ;
Sergt Joshua sawyer " Hydepark Go. ~ 10 be- 2nd
Lieut. vice Appleton promoted seret Phillip y Chase
NOTED Sorgt Francis NJ. Edgerton of Poutney Co. b.
TO 2nd Lieut. Go =. vice Crossman, rtomoted.
l1uHtH RE0twENu--2nd Lieut. Byron Brooks Of
Wcsuuins,er CO. III 10 be lst licut Co VI c Tucker
resigned rp. g. AmdoL Of Jamaica. Co ]. Co be 2ud
Lieut. vice Ala d. resigned scrg Isaac Putnam of r.
Montpelier, Co. o. 20 be 2nd Lieut. Co. H. vice Brooks
promoted.
sixru RHoiwrvr -2nd Lieut. Carlos W Dwinnen
of Glover company ID. 90 De- 1T Lieut.. vice Gen H..
Phelps, deceased lst scrst Chas Bailey, of North
Troy, to be 2nd Lieut., vice Dainncu, promoted
GEOLOGICAL REpoRr.-Th final report Of
the Geological survey Of the State Of Yer
mont is now ready for distribution. The
work is printed on heavy paper Of superior
quality, and contains 1000 pages Of printed
matter, exclusive Of 3s finely engraved Lith-
ographic Plates, , Of which, including two
Maps Of the State, are colored to designate
various rock formations, mineral deposits,
terraces, &c. The Report is substantially
bound in two quarto volumes, and illustrated
with 365 wood cuts. The retail price Of the
work, fixed by the publisher to those who
are not subscribers is IS. Another edition,
bound in one volume, containing $50 pages
and illustrated with AZ wood cuts and 20
/ lithographic plates, embracing reports on
Economical Geology, Physical Geography,
scenery OF the State, &o.. is also published
and ready for distnbution, at 81 Orders
for either of these works should be addressed
20 Albert D. H4ger, proctorsyiie. W.
Frozen TO DEAru -EHsha Eastman and
Douglas Eastman. brothers. both of West
Clarendon. started from Rutland on the even
ing Of Monday last 20 return TO their home
Tuesday morning Douglas Eastman was found
near the door yard of Thomas Quincy. on
the "Quarter Line Road some two miles
rom 'u's 'N"se' I'D an lNseh''o'e' ana o'
snow His brother was soon found about
one mile from there, towards this village,
stone dead Douglas died about IL o'clock
the same day Liquor was found upon the
bodies OF both persons. W. H. Smith, ESQ
was called TO hold an inquest upon the body
of Elisha Eastman. and found, we understand,
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discolored -RmIand Hsr1H
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|ha W. o. r.,sti;.tr,.I, ~, ,Lo ool
of r,,,,sr, IL, ,be.ils, vo,r ~ t';s aan aad
his funeral was attended from his residence
at Huntington. \. Y. on Monday last. Nj
stuart was connected for many wears with
thc press Of Now York City. welded Wig
orous pen. and besides hi, ANONYMOUS hterq.
rv contributions TO various periodicals. is tho
author Of numerous poem, Of genuine merit
lie ba, been gradually sinking with a CON
sumpti. ~ and leaves "A widow, one child and
many friends TO lament his early dicease
RlcoyERlNo.- We are gratifed to learn
that all the pcroon. who were injured at the
recent accidcn, on the Western Vermont
Railroad are rapidly recovering and will soon
be about as well as ever. The two girls be,
longing in Colchester, N;., have already lef
North Bennington, where they have been
stopping since me accident and Mrs anC
Miss Mlher' "i ochaShucokc' Wlii be aOie "a
re'"'h nome IN day OF TWO.
We see that our State exchanges have il
that Col. Stoughton, Of the Vermont Fourth
has resigned, The Colonel did send in hi'
resignation oot sober second thought Undue
ca nun 90 Withdraw II a ie" days afterwards
W. .'o ',''"' - s'''' any
~ '"'o o''" h'ea'
The Dr Dwight who was killed near Ben