Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-07
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seth. This adds another death in Go ~
since il reac ed the state. Serpt Cu,le, w.,
faithful and reliable soldier, and durins H..
enlistment had always been strong md
healthy, and was only taken sick aftor h.
reached Brattleboro His brother Soreo.,,
Marcus G. Cutler, Of an Ohio three years roo.
iment, was also sick in hospital there at ,ho
same time.
On the 18th ult. a lad in North Tunbrid,o
Willie Moses by name had his fingers eaual.,
in planning machine, which instantly drew #,
his arm and tore it into strings from tho e.
gers to the elbow. This stopped the ma,
chine, and the arm remained fast fifteen mi,
twenty minutes, until the machine could 10
taken to pieces enough to libera,e tho map,l.
ed limb. The arm was Of course amputated
The rear end Of long train Of empty car,
which was standing at Brattloboro' Tue.d,v
afternoon was run into by the train on IN.
Vermont and Massachusetts railroad, and two
cars were completely smashed. The engine
of the train was also badly damaged, and Mr.
Hoyt, the mail agent on the same train. md ,
lady passenger, was seriously injured.
On the night of the 23d ult, the store Of
Mr.. Ordway was robbed of goods TO the A.
mount Of SIS or 500 The Newsdealo,
says that some people suppose there is gang
Of robbers about, with head. quarters at
Montpelier If so, they have not as set s1.
ercised their talents here. On the succeeding
night an unsuccessful attempt was made m
rob the store Of f. A. Markham Of Royal,on
As Mr.. John +. Morey and wife. Of Yer.
shire, were returning home from Chelsea. re-.
Gently when near the top Of steep hill. MI,
horse suddenly became frightened, and run.
ming, tipped over the buggy and threw Mrs.
Morey out, who was very seriously bruised.
The horse was killed
d. Allen Rogers, Esq, Of Wells River.
Benz. II. Steele, Esq Of Derby Line. and
Myron Buck, Esq. of st. Adams, we're on
Tuesday on motion, admitted to the bar of
the Crcui, Court Of the United States for the
District Of Vermont.
Col. Stephen Thomas and Commisssry
Fred. II. Smith, Of the sth Vermont, are at
home on a furlough Of two months. Mr. Smith
went out as commissary Of the s,h, bu, holds
that position for Gen. Weitzels division
John D. Campbell, Esq, brother Of Henry
r., and formerly Of the Vermont Central
Railroad, died at Boeton, Aug. lsL he va,
/ Superintendent of the Michigan Central Rail.
road
The Vermont Chronicle intimate, tina, tho
State prison convicts do net make thirty dol-
en- Of scythes per day Whether the NUM-
Der Is three, thirteen, or three bundled, ,he
Chronicle does not state.
The vote Of $500 to each drafted man ia
Brdgewater hlod Doubling the risb, Of
the town to create sunh debt, the selectmcn
have declined TO raise toe money in default Of
security to hold them blameloss.
Mrs 5. Hills, Of Grecn,boro', has crop
Of cotton maturing from seed planted last
summer OF course tho plants were housed
in the winter.
r, w. Snloway thearohi,ec, Of the State
House, and now Universalist preacher IN
Boston, was among the number drafted IN
that city under The con,crpgon Jaw
Quartermaster y. A. Morse, OF tho seventh
regiment, has recently been appointed Super
intendeut Of the OpeIousa' railroad running
from New Orleans TO Bfssbear City.
A detachment Of the 10th Vernon, Reg
ment arrived at Bra,tleboro, on Friday, for
the purpose Of escortiug conscrip,s to their
field Of servceJ
A led Of North Tunbridge eleven years Of
age named Willie Moses, lost an arm on the
18th nit. by being caught in planning ma
chine.
The town OF Bethel has voted TO pay sloo
to each drafted man who goes into the service.
Rutland ditto.
Capt Crossman Of the ID Vermont reg.
men' is at home also Capt. 7arpent'r Of the
4th regiment.
Joseph NJ. CuFrier, formerly Of North Troy
has been elected to the Canadian parliament
from the city of Ottawa
Maturin L. Fisher, a native Of DanyiIlo
VT, is the Democratic candidate for Governor
in Iowa.
Col Walbridge, I'd Vermont regiment, is
now at home, with detachment Of officers
TO take charge Of drafted men
son, aged thirteen. Of John Mobiles Of
Pownal, lost . hand on the Oath ult. by cir
oular saw
The town OF Bethel has voted to pay 500
to each drafted man who goes into the service
We learn from the Rutland Herald Of Sat
urday, that previous information and expert
once having given grounds for Apprehension
that some difficulty might occur in serving
the notices OF draft upon some Of the quarry
men of West Rutl nd. the Provost Marshal
OF this district ~ Capt FISH
er, and sufficient number of his command
from the camp guard at the Fair Ground, to
preserve order,-went there Friday To as
charge his duty in this respect Order was
secured and the notices quietly served. one
arrest was made, Hugh Corey. the indiNdu"
who was the most demonstratve against the
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