Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-17
LOAL AND STATE ITEMS.

through our village, on their way to his farm,
twenty-five head Of yearlIngs and two years old
cattle, of the short-horned Durham blood. Mr.. !
Gray purchased these cattle in Union and Mad /
son Counties Ohio, for himself and some Of his
neighbon, who, like him, take an interest IN
raising good and valuable stock.
CALENDAR FOR l864.-L. +. PIERCE & Co.,
Druggists in this village, have issued their
Business Calendar for 1864 This Calendar has
come 10 be an institution. 1t is " visible to the
naked eye, across counting groom, ana is OF
value TO even 4 near-sighted person.
APPOINTED JUSTICE. -Gov SMITH has ap-
pointed the following named Justices of the
Peace to gil vacancies
Fairfeld-Harmon A. Fox.
CaUendish-John +. Deane
Corinth-Loami +. Hall
PAYMAsTER FOR oST-Major VIM. Rich
ardson, U 5. A. Of Albany, n. Y. has sue
ceeded Maj. Watson as paymaster for Vermont
ORGANIZED company enlisted in St Al
bans by Lieut. Brown, for the 18th regiment,
organized yesterday by choosing the following
officers Captain, S f Brown lst Lieut.. Sam
uel G Brown "a Lieut. Henry Gilmore
The Burlington Times says Gen. Stannard
has been appointed to the command OF me y.
S troops in the city and harbor Of New York,
in place of Gen Candy who is ordered to
Washington.
RE-eSLlsTINo.-It is stated that the Vermont
Cavalry and the 9th Vt. infantry have offered
to re-enlist, the latter as cavalry regiment, and
il they can 60 home to recruit to the maximum.
| FIRE AND Loss or LIFE The dwelling'house
OF VIM II. French, Esq, Of Willislon, was
burned Friday morning last, with all its con-
tents An aged and partially imbecile man,
named Timothy Talcott, OF whom Mr.. French
was guardian, persisted in the flames There
was no insurance.
~ The Session having ended, ADJ0TANT
GENERAL WAsHBuRS returns to-day, Thursday
to Woodstock, and hereafter communications
houd be addressed TO him at that place.
WOUNDED Nelson Rich, Co. q, 9th W.. l.
G. spaldlng, 4th Vt, d. h. c. Colburn, 9TH w.
O. b. J. Harris, 9th VT. we lind among long
let of wounded at the Rappahannock hight
published in the Tribune.
The Times says D. l.. G. Colburn is probabl.
DR.. Colburu, Assistant Surgeon Of thereglment
from Burlington.
PERsoNAL.-M Henry NJ. Porter of tn
Seventh Vermont has been made Proves Mai
shal Of New Orleans.
Col. W. G. Veazy has recently returned iron
Gettysburg whittier be went by request Of Gov
Smith to superintend the dsinterring and reno
val 10 the national cemetery Of the bodies OF IN
. Vermonters who fell on that memorable field
AcaEEABLE.-Among the amenities Of the lat
: Legislature was the supper given by epeake
E Gardner on the evening OF the I tn inst, TO tn
Clerks, Secretaries, Reporters, Doorkeepers
&c, of the Legislature. The entertainment
came off at Burnham's Hotel, and was preside
, over by Henry Clark, Esq, Secretary oil tn
e Senate The affair went of very happily, prlr
D cipally owing to the genial e1ertions and dc
meanor OF the presiding officer. A commltte
reported some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thanking th
k Speaker for his courtesy - Burlington Times.
] At the late term of the I. S. circuit court
. Rutland, Hugh Corey, convicted Of an assaul
), upon the Provost Marshal, was fined $50, an
e sentenced to thirty days close confinement
BuRSEp.-The woodshed Of the Vermont
Canada r. r. at Milton, was burned durlu
FRIDAY night. The track has been laid arour
5 it, so that tho trains can pass along wilho'
I, delay,
. ACCIDENT. The wife Of the Rev. Simeon Ia
. malice, d. D.. of Swantou in getting of the ca
. at Milton Falls, on the evening OF Both ut., te
and seriously broke one Of her hips.
G REVENUE IrEm.-The deed of Gen. Baxter
. marble quarry recently sold by him, requir
De about two hundred and forty dollars worth
Is revenue stamps
ne OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF CIVIL AND MI
irARY AFrAIRs.-SAMUEL WILLIAMS ESQ.,, 81
y Rotary Of Civil and Military Affairs, does not lea
!. the Capital in the hegira Of other State oihcia
but will, at least for tie present, remain and ira
in 'Not the Ou'io'" I bis Office here
Sc Lieut. GEO. DEWEY, Of this place LETT I
nd Thursday morning, for Portsmouth, n. II.
IL report for duty on the war Steamer Agapdm.
K The Army Correspondent of the Burlng'
a Time, says that Capt. Beattie of the Sd Vermo
do recently tried by court martial on the charge
p- q" conduct prejudicia to good order aud milit
discipline " and conduct unbecoming an 9th
u.s. and gentleman" has been cashiered, with
y. fsiture of all pay and smoluments now due h
and forever disqualified from holding an ofhcs
Ip- trust and emolument under the government
yea the United States"
hs.sE.-Mrs. David WEIGH Of Pownal, y
the died few days since under the following
I'M. eumstances She had been insane for six ye'
yer and for four days before her death she each
oy. pounded glass and took it in large quantlt
of On the fourth day she managed to get al
err drink pint and u half liquor, and lived
the forty,eight hours thereafter
Thy -