Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-27
W,suINGros, Friday, June 20
sENATE-
NERMnNT IrEMs

~ Hiram Atkins, Of the bellows Falls
Argu, has been arrested aud held to bail in
the sum OF $500 far the publication of an
obscene article ia recent number Of bis pa
per
e The following deaths have occurred in
the Vermont Regiments, in hospital near the
ChicSamahomiuy
Iuue . Samuel W walters sheldon of typhrd fever
3 Fred Richmoud, NJ. %. Rochester, Am rep'L
Chas hul.lo Norhded, Co. "a,
Z, II u Clafk, Co. q,
Fouarn Or JuLy.-1horc is to be grand
od-hshioncd celebration of the coming anni-
ycrsary at Americas Independence, at john
son. Grafton 10y & W Squier Reading
of the Declaration Of Independence, Wash
ingtou', Farewell Address, etc. The John
SON Lemc,5iss arc to be present
~ Hon B. d. Harris, Of Bra,teboro, has
olined the appointment Of Assistant Quar-
termastcr Of Volunteers, which the Honir
says was made without his solicitation and
without consultation with him. Col. r. w.
Clark, OF Bratteboro. has been appointed to
aud accepted the place declined by Mr. Harris
The Franklin County Company arrived in
camp on Wednesday evening. having filled
up the ranks and elected + Y. Narney of
Swanton, Captain; l.. r. sherman, Mootgom-
cry, lst Lieutenant and Z. w. Jewett, St
Adams, 2d Lieutenant The Rutland, La
mole and Chittenden County Companies are
nearly full, and will soon 60 in camp.
some thirty students Of Norwich Univer-
sily, with an equal number from Dartmouth
College, have, with the consent Of the Presi-
dent, enlisted into the United States ser
vice as three months men, and will form a
company of the 2nd Rhode island Cavalry
aud are to have the honor of acting as "body
guard to Gov. Sprague.
FATAL AcclpsNr.-On Wednesday last, a
little son of Dr. j. Dunham Green, Of Rut-
land, accidentally fell from two-story win
dow upon the door-sIeps below, striking up
on the back part Of his head, and so severely
njurng him tina, he lived bat four hours af-
ter. He was an uncommonly bright and for
ward child for one only seven years old, and
only the day before had written letter to his
father who is now with the army.
The CRors,-The grass crop in the vioini-
ty promises an abundant yield. The warm
weather and the refreshing rains of the past
four weeks have clothed the fields with ver-
dure that indicates an abundant harvest
Notwithstanding the lateness of the season
when the snow disappeared the recent warm
weather has made ample amends, and corn Is
IN promising condition for the season
Wheat, oats and rye lock equally well. Fruit
trees Of all kinds are loaded with ample secur-
lly for an abundant crop, In short vegetation
OF ali kinds was never more promising at this
season of the year than it now is in this
egou.-BraHieboro PhoRir.
RENDEZVOUS FTHE 9TH REGIMENT-The
9lh Regiment Vermont Volunteers will go
into camp in this town, near the grounds oc-
'upled by the sth This Regiment will be
while in camp hero by Quartermaster
General Davis, acting in behalf of the State,
ior which service he will be credited by the
general government with the usual commuta-
uon price OF he soldiers rations-- BroHteboro
ILapjr.
m SERIOUS AcoiDENT.-Wo learn that on
tuesday last, Mrs. 5. B. Clark and Mis-. DR..
i'nAer, Of Morrisvillo, got thrown from a car
rage on the Wolcott road. short distance
SS1o'e MOrrisyille, and very seriously injured.
"'"' Clark had a child with her and that was
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