Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-10-30
VERMONT ITEMS.

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, at their annual meeting last week, elected
tho following officers for the ensuing year:
George w. Bailey, President.
Stoddard B. Colby, Vice President.
Joseph Poland, Secretary.
Samuel Wells, Treasurer.
Torrey Il. Wales was elected Director for
Chttenden County.
bennington County, seems to have furnished
more than proper share of men for the rebel
army. We have before noticed the fact that
several former residents Of that county, had
been impressed into the confederate service.
Two more sons of DR.. A. L. Petee of Will
mington, are serving in the bands OF two Geor-
gia Regiments. Both were impressed. An
other, Gordon +. Niles, former resident of Ben
nington, is reported to have been killed at the
late fight at Gaain, Kentucky. He went South
and connected himself with Morgan's guerrilla
band.
Counterfeit Elves on Bank of Orange Coun-
ty, VT, are in circulation. The bills are well
executed, and bear date of Jan. LIST, 1861. Re-
fuse all Elves of that date.
Rev. A. Webster, Chaplain at the State Pris-
on, has gone as Chaplain to the 10th Regiment
OF Vermont Volunteers.
Norwich University is in fourishing condi-
ton. The roster for lS62-3 shows one hun
bred and iorty-one names.
A correspondent of the Freeman suggests the
name of General Phelps as IA candidate for Ad-
iutant and Inspector General. His fitness is
eminent. The correspondent suggests that
such an act of the General Assembly would be
proper endorsement of the jealous and pat
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the Vermont PhGaix thinks so too.
The n. Y. Evening Post publishes the follow
ing list of sick and wounded soldiers, belong
ing to the Vermont Regiments, in Point Look
out hospital, Maryland;
ScconG-II. Gates, musician, A a. Spauld-
ing, c l.. Stone, A ReOy, ID; c. IL. Hill,
A w. II. Quimhy F; J. c. FELTON,, II T. J.
Leonard c; II. W. Hopkins, ID a, Hart, d.
C. Heron, II G. W. Flagg, f; $. Frost, : A.
Whitcomh, | c, Woodward, | L. Mckenzie,
X II. Allen, II F. T.. Archer, q I. Maxwell,
f; T.. Adams, c 2. Ward, ii c. Heron, j.
]. +. Hobrook. c; Corporal J, Q. \. Duty A.
Dustin, III Il. Iieadle, NJ. p Hassle'on' Il
l.. Gui an, +.
Third-Corporal J. S. Fowler, c : f. Lamee,
b; II. J. Stevens, A; NJ. A. Parker c.
Fourth-E Curmins ifer, G.; ID. L. Hol-
brook, ID; J. Spaulding, II; W. 0. Gibson
James Willard, T.
Fihh-Corporal Snaley, c Corporal g. w.
Downer. X ; A. Brown, ID; H. b. lockwood,
KiF. Wilcox, G ID. Luce ID q, A. Sweet, B;
J. Kennedy. u; +. Cunningham, b J ST Mar
RE, B;J. l.. Elmer, II; J. $. Martin, CT +. c.
Ste idman, II.
Sixth-M. II. Chatter, II Sergeant W. G.
White, c. &. A. ShoniS, q o. Scrihncr, !.
First Vermont Cavalry-J. w. Erwin, Is J.
Key Collins, IL.
The following deaths of soldiers, belonging
to the Vermont Regiments, have occcrred in the
Hospital ut Washington.
|, NJ. Brook, Go. F, 18th Regt.
Il. r. Hopkins, Co. A, -"
Charles p. Dudley, formerly OF Rutland, Cap
tain of Company T., 9th Vermont Volunteers,
has been appointed Major of the Regiment.
Major Dudley went out as private in the Rut-
land Light Guard, with the LIST Vermont, and
almost Immediately on his return was elected
Captain of the Manchester Company, in the o'h'
and has. with his company, participated IN near
ly every battle in which the Army OF The Foto-
mac has been engaged
Captain Henry b. Alherton, OF CaVeh1ish'
who served eighteen months as Captain oil Nom