Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-28
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS

avn Vhh OF thu III
est inhabitants OF Montpelier died s0nd w.
18th inst, after short illness, in tina 90;
of his age. The funeral will be from /,
residence Tuesday, at 2 O'Clock in the an'
We learn chat thirty non.commi,son.,
ccrs--six from each regment--ol the Ri,..St
mont Brigade reported at Brattleboro v,.'
Thursday for the purpose Of esco,tin
men now being drafted in this Stain
headquarters OF the Brigade. When H..
the Brigade (last Sandiy) it was at Upion,,
some few miles below Harper'p Forrv "I
were granted only six days leave Of sbssD,
Company A, Capt Lonergan, Of III. a
Vermont, arriving in Burlington WodD..I
agreeaby 10 appointment, was haudsona,
ceiyed by the citizens and fire compapi4.
welcomed in speech by j. s. Adams. E.o
Thirty-stven recruits for the Invalid Corn,
Montpelier this "wednesday morning for b. |
tleboro, under charge OF Sergeant Loomis
The Draft was resumed at Rutland MoDs..
commencing with the Fifth sub-district.
The draft for Rutland took place Wclo..,
and passe of quietly. John b. Re,pd1
Cashier Of the Bank Of Rutland, and II @ n,
tie Of the Rutland Herald were among tbo >.
Sous " drawn"
DRAFTED MEN should know that all pe,s,
taking duplicate rece pts for comn,a,i,.
money, are required To deliver both to the h,1
OF enTollmen at Rutland, either by mail O,
person.
4 NswsPAPER.-We bavc received the ~
number Of the Ypmont Record, a neat oo,-,
sheet printed at Brandon. 1t takes tie Nh.
Of the Brandon Monitor.
~ Persons attending the District Cop,,
ton, 10 be held ut Rutland, on "Wednesday pst
will be carried for fare one way,
The Ninth VERMONT REGIMENT, which tec,r.
ly was stationed at West Point, Va. have Do,
returned to Yorktown, Va, where they are n.
risoning fort, in place Of some nine.nont.
mcn whose time Of service had expired. Tia
were expecting to remain there for some tin,
TnE THRTgENTH.--rh BnltIeboro PGar
thus speaks Of this regiment
The 18Th Vermont Volunteers commanded }
Col. Randall were reviewed b. Gov aobroos !
the 10th inst The discipline and intelligence
this regimen, in both officers and men, were ,s
theme Of praise by every one Together vi
the 10Th they performed maneuyre at Gs,iy
burg as brilliant as any exploit Of the kind
the field Of Waterloo. They moved forward
take the place Of Gen Hlacocks division viii
were broken and routed by the enemy Ih,
recapiured four pieces lost by llancocks disi,t
and took Two additional ones from the ensm,
In this exp oil Capt. Coburn, with his compar
performed distinguished part. But the Cd
and GROWING maneuyre Of all, was the change
front OF the two regiments ordered by GsBe
Stannard, which brought these regiments ia
line within pistol shot OF the right flank Of /
enemy's charging column. A well directed I
from this position moved down the enemy i
grass. They lay in rows like winrows. ~
was the regiment that was reviewed on the IL
The 18th 18th and 10th regiments repor
to Gen. Dix in New York Tor duty Tuesd
They can be relied on To put down any al
draft riots.
The l4th, 18th and 10th Regiments are
at Brattleboro.
SrIfF OTFicB s Lieut.. Frank o. Sasy
Quartermaster OF the 9th regiment, has
appointed to the staff Of General Wstar. S
geon b. W. Carpenter Of the 9th has been
pointed brigade surgeon OF Wistar's briss,
The following items We clip from the Ma
dealer
"Tbe draft, as will be seen by reference to
list Of drafted, hits pretty near J all Glasses,
even fayoring ministers and printers. We
"ln, +" as also Rev j e. Bailey Of this tev
and Rev. Mr.. Roberts Of Morristown. We
tice, also, the names Of p. F. Leayens, teacl
Of the Stowe High School, and Geo. b. Coshra
Principal Of the Peoples Academy at Nor
vile, the latter enrolled and drawn in Nor
field, Won't we make the rebels run, if, on
specton, found fI for service.
We understand that John Ferguson OF h
town had the misfortune to break bis ankle, Q
day this week.
On Thursdsy last Luther Knapp Of Ed,
on complaint Of l.. n. leighton, was arresI
for stealing wallet from the complainant, q
tanning considerable money. An examlns;i
was held on Friday, which resulted in fudi
sufficient evidence against him to satisfy the j
tice that he ought to give bonds for his appa
ance at the next term Of the County Court,
be tried on tho charge"
Albert w. Stone, formerly a resident
Berkshire, and a member OF the Frank
County Bar, but more recently Of Atlanta, 81
who was arrested in st, Adams few wee
ago, and has since been imprisoned in Fol
Lafayette and Warren, was released from d
latter on the 18th INST, by order Of the cover
men'.
DRAFT IN BETHEL The following are t
names OF the drafted men in the town
Bethel
w n Abbott, Calvin q Ainsworth, Dennis
Shaw, David Ii Dean, Edison Fisher, Aar
Norcross, Merrick q Page, Alopzo J BryaI
Tracy Durkee, Albert F Abbott, Stillman
Dean, John I Royce, julius A Dixie. GeOr
Z Green, Dennis W Rogers, Romance L Spa'
ding, Simon I Coy, Edgar R Shedd james
Tinkham, John A Marsh, Willis 5 Whttak
Barney a Swan, Nelson Slocum. Silas
Owen. Nelson Chapman, Charles C Berry,
rim Cox, VIM II Chatdeld, Alanson P De
Rufus 5 Rogers, Hiram A Bryant, Rus
Woodward, Allen Barrett, Milo Torrey, Char
L Lewis, George & Dean, Nelson II Walla
Morgan Miles, Levi Newton, iym Ii J
$40.