Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

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trail Railroad, see advertisement in another y.
umn. 0O'
E. 5. CAMP has been appointed DEFINITE D.
vost Marshal in the LIST Congressional ni...
for Washington County. Iieadouar,.s,
Montpelier
Wenoticed Col. B. B. Sinalley, of Gov..
Holbrook's staff, present and taking an a.'
part In the Democratic Convention here
SUICIDE IN BrRLIS.-Mr. Kimball Cumm,.
OF Berlin, Committed suicide by hanpin, -
self in his barn, at about clock nix ~.
morning. lie was some s. years Of age
OF irreproachable character, and was donht'
at the time laboring under tempora,o =,
ration Of mind
BIC EcG.-Mr. Geo. W. Burnham, Caho,
has handed US hens egg weighing 3 - or,
ces, and measuring q is inches ole wa
"a inches the other. The hen that hia !.
egg is said to be one of the Union breed
On Wednesday last, as Mr.. Bates and A..
Thomas w. Savage Of Windsor were na,..
through the village in wagon, the wbifH.,,,'
gave way and the horse started to run WIN.
the wagon was upset, throwing them to n.
ground, and the carriage passing over them
breaking both OF Mrs Sayage's wrists and ~
erwise inJuring her. Mr. Bates was but sli,b,
y bruised.
Tie receipts Of the Vermont Domestc NJ.
lonary Society Tor the past year were f. c,,,
over $40 900, and during the same pefiodl,
mont contributed sl,77S - to Ghe Am.,,.
Home Missionary Society.
Capt. rhos /. House II appointed Dem,,
Provost Marshal for the "a District Of Vernon,
and isstltiored al Bratteboro.
Especial meeting Of the Vermont Historical
Society will be hJlien at Windsor, on Wedr.
day and THURSDAY, Jolly lsl and q
Tho PhaaiI says Mr. David Bilelow. vi,
Is known TO all our citizens AS 40 industrlor.
quiet man OF 6S, made on saturday 9I2 ms
Tor hors' shoes between q | 2 A. N. and
NJ, and they were f" Bigelos nails too Cn
| the boys beat this
Ebenezer Bridge Of pomfret has sheared n,
SIring 1873 pounds Of wool from seven spania
merino sheep-an average OF - pounds rr
head. The heaviest single fleece was 80 pound
from three year old buck.
FIRE ia Winball, on the 18th met, cas
sumed the dwelling-house and adjoining bulb.
ings Of VIM. Gordon The contents were mos,
ly saved. Tho house Sas insured for $500.
As Charles Whitman Of Londonderry wasa
work some days since with one Of the clrcalr
saws in his fathers char factory, be bad BIZ
left hand badly mutlated, but i, now doiD,
well.
CoRlSTu COprrs MlSEs-These mines are
being worked under the direction of q New York
company. A number 0! English miners have
already gone to work, AMI more are expected.
Promotions IN THE MINI REo.uKSr.-Cap
Valentine g. Barney Swanton, Of Co. A, to b
1t. Col, vice Ripley, promoted Capt Charla
Jarvis, weathersfeld, Of Co. d, to be MAJOR, to
Gil vacancy.
The enrolment for the first CongressionL
District shows,
OF the first class, 1887
OF the second class, 3,7l4
Total, IL 1851
WouSDED VERMONT SOLDIERS We Learn
that ll2 sick and wounded Vermont soldier
arrived at the U, s. Hospital, at Brattlebon
on the oath inst, the larger half OF whom an
wounded men. Between 80 and 10 more will
arrive within few days These two death.
ments come direct from the camp hospital neat
Falmouth, and are all from the three years
regiments in llookei's army. Those of them
who would be nearer their friends if al the O.
s. Hospital at Burlington will be Immediately
sent there.
The Newport .Nsrs says enlistng is quite The
rage in that vicinity, brought about by the p
triotia and fervid preaching of the editor Of isii
paper The foreman and the chief compositor 10
the Ne,os Office have enlisted, leaving the Office
rather short of help,
Several convalescent soldiers from the hosp
tai at Brattleboro, have just been sent to ihei
respective regiments on the Potomac.
Fourteen convalescents left the Marine Hosp
tai, at Burlington, on Tuesday. Their d''n'
nation was Bedloe's Island in New York HarOOI'
" GREAT SHAKES. The only lasting visible
effects Of the late earthquake. that we are aware
of, can be seen at WillOughby Lake. An IN
mense mass OF rock from near the summit u
the mountain on the right Ut the lake 'll'
plunging down the almost perpendicular u'Vl'
ity, cutting great read in the mountain sV,
carrying away good share Of the hienSN
which winds along at its foot, nearly buried "
self in the depths Of this usually quiet Is"
No one saw this slide, as it occurred between,
and 10 O'Clock in the evening The pas'e y
10 reminded OF the slide in tho White Moun'aI.'
many years ago by which the unicr'I.MS
Wiley family lost their lives and he Is ln'llu'a
to step liehi and speak low, lest another PoI,va
OF the rock above him should be loOseneu "u~
The bed where il has reposed for ages ana W.
mortalize his name by grinding him to poWTS.,
or hustllng him off iolo the lake, food i,r pa
excellent iunse that adorn the liable OF MI pV
is of the Lake House - Cdledonidn.