Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-15

Il Han ASAHEL PECK, Chief,
"a IAN CALVIN FULLERTON, Associate, Judges
u Hon ABEL X. WARREN, Associate, }
GRAND JURORS
q Barre, Micah French Berlin, William Mitchell !
faiais, l. G. Eaton Cabot, Roswell Farr Duxbury,
muel Ridley East Montpelit r. Lewis sibley fayston,
IA r George Collamer Marshaed, AlOnzo y. Putnami
Il orelown, Calvin Clark Forthfeld, Abel =. Villa ms
Yanhed, Erastus Batohelder Roxburg, Alvin Braley'
for,maa Wansheld, stephen P. Joslyn aterbury
Nathaniel Moody Warren, Joshua Tucker Worcester,
PETIT JURORS
B,prE-Nsrtin Andrews, John Sargent.
Berlin--O n Jones, d b Bosworh.
"a Cabot-Theron Lance, T ST Clair
"A Calais--Andrew HASKELL Bliss
III Duxbury--B Phillips.
Il Flyaon--Jaoob Boyoe.
Fast Montpelier-R n Pears0ns, Loren Gray
4 MarshGed-J Pike, Hlskns
g Middlesex Moses Holden.
+ Montpcler-Ebenezer scrbner.
IN Moretawn--George Buckley,
II NorthGeld-Fanklin Tucker, syyanui Steele
81 Painheld--T Reed.
81 Roxbuy-HG Ellis
WaitsRed--J Parker, N smslley.
"A waterbmy-.G Greeley, Albert Dillingham;
II Warren--Nathan Robinson.
III " odbury-E Alnsworth.
n Woieeser-J W Howisen.
Spluester Henry u.s. Gilman Hunaey. - Action
h irover Henry, Peck & Colby, tor plaintiff
Dillingham; and Durant for defendant. Verdict
Der defendant
Il Nathaniel Moody y Janus CrOsseb and us
Action on Assumpsit. Dillingham; and Durant
Dor plaintiff, Henry for defendant. Verdict ioI
defendant.
j MARROW ESCAPE 90 Thursday, Aug 9th
d little daughter of Mr.. George Miles, residing
near the Ore Bed in Brandon, fell into newly
du well, walled up with bricks, to the bottom
Oh the same, being some thirtyhve feet. Ih'
bin was playing with the curb roller anC
aeeidentaliy swung of into the well. lie
head and body were severely bruised but a
last accounts she was in far way OF speed.
recovery.
GEORGE BYRON BAILEY, formerly OF Wood
stocb, who went out as private in the 40tl
Massachusetts, Regiment has been appointed u
an important position in the Judge Adyocat
Generals Bureau OF the War Department.
The Episcopal Church IN Burlington has con
tributed 500, IS to the Boston Christian SAM
harry Commission for the relief Of sick and wound
ID soldiers.
e. The BANNER Towss-Two towns in RUTLAND
Iounty are utterly destitute Of eopperheads
The vote IN Poultney and Ira was as follows
Poutney for Smith, l66, Reddeld, none. ir'
- smith 50, Redfeld none
"a TuE 81 REGIMENT. THE n Y EreHing Pos
n vs. that the 81 Vermont Regiment was t
have Newark n. j., on the Sth inst, nominal
II for Washington, but it was generally be
heyed for Morris Island.
IA NOBLE REBuKE.-Mr Eugene b. Chase 0
Derby Line, brother Of the late Lieut.. George
n Chase whose obituary appeared in our las
weeks ssue, was lately waited upon by SOM
copperheads Of that place, with the request tina
b. would allow himself to be nomina ted a
iown.representstive by their party, and asking
ii he would accept such nomination. " Accep
POUR nomination said Mr. e., looking witt
contempt on the persons who had made the pro
rosal, - No ; I'd flee my country FIRST Tn
copperhead, wincing under this whitening re
buke, took their leave. Mr. Chase is va
Democrat, a Union man, and has no sympath,
With the coppeFheads. - IrGsbWg Express
GEN. SIcKLEs IN BURLNGroS.-MAj Genera
sickles and staff arrived in Burlington Thurs
day, and took rooms at the American. Th
gallant General is looking well, and his woun
IL almost healed.