Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

LOCAL AND STATE rTp~.

PERsoSAL.--Col Thomas of III. o.. :,
regiment, who is now at home. i ,a Sa taae
ously ill.--Erchange ''poftt 81
Col. Thomas has been here f.,
stopping with hisson in-law, Luthor A. "
Esq. Though he is no, well, haviu, ~
with his regiment 50 long while ,,.u ''
for duty as to very much reduce his d.
thus requiring more time to recuna,,. sa@r
gaming strength every day, and honas y
be able to return to his regiment. Ho :. IVY
ous'y Ill Tor a few hours last sund,'
doubtless saye riFo 20 the above repo,, :,
is now doing yell, and able to attend :"
ness.
BsRoLAsy.-The house of ouAs. RI,
was catered last Thursday night b, ha MY
and gold watch and a hundred doll.. NV
ey stolea.
Burglars also entered The bouss Of a..
REED, Esq, and stole all his silver plat. =,
own and bic wife's gold watches. rbs,.'
entered the house by the windows
The BunGLAsY.-Tho burglars WIN =.
the house OF Geo. ". Reed, ESQ.,, in u,
'lage did their work thoroughly. E,s,,
OF silver--and there was considerabls-h'v
house was taken and almost evsy ar,ic. 4
elfy. Bureau drawers we're ransacksd ~
fed. The watches stolen yere taken f,on NJ
Reed d seeping-room, without 10 The le,s
turbng the occupants. lee ,hisva also NM
Mr.. RE- cellar. and LEFT evidence Of tei,, II
decidedly hungry state. is. 0huls MI
house fcy did ~ so thoroughly ta n
touching the tllvv though they took h, ~
and the 500 in Poney IRON tie room MI
he was sleeping Ip their haste, howys /,
left larger sum in smother poke. as.,,,.
We admOnlsh our people to 10 On their n. /
against these burglars.
A large number Of drafted men from On,
County passed Though heS las. trSuna
night on their way TO Burlington to rspu
the Provost Marshal for examination.
The OH THRTEEsTH REoxENT viii I
seen, by I'm advertisement elsewhere, that. l
cruitiag Office is opened here under tho ssI
Of Cas-. w. RANDALL, son OF Gel. R.4I
b recruit volunteers to put the Old ftnts
again into The held as one Of the veteran III
ments from this STATE, Ne an.lcipaa n
this call will be inSediTely and enshusaus
ly responded to. liza ajxity Of the Bm
this regimsas come togelsr under ihh j
Col. Randall will gndoo bselly accept j
colonelcy, and make tue body again v4
proved itself at Gettysburg, one Of ,hO Isp !
regiments 10 the service.
CoSscRRTs. Two Hundred Vermont d
scripts left Long Island in Boston harbOr, II,
day, to join their regimeDt-the Seconds
Army Of the Potomac. Two hundred more b
left Brsttleboro for the Third Regiment 4
two hundred more are 10 leave Monday, 4
Oath inst J fer the Fourth Regimest
Hon. Lewis CLambetlin, Of Plainisli q
after short illaees, on the 18th inst.
PERSONAL. +. Piper. (torurr,
Nv. RabcoSk & Co., Of Montpelier who
listed as a private in the Montpelier comp
in the 18th regiment, has been appointed
masters Clerk in the United states Army,
is now on duty win Major Thos. Il. Va
the popular and ciicient Paymssler OF ihI
Vermont Brigade.
A fellow went into yalliquette's boot
shoe store on Merchants Row, Rutland, Il
half paa nine O'Clock Friday evening, took
bis boots to have tbdm tapped and vent
the back room with the workmen. lie a
quently told them he would step out MON,
but stopped in the front store where the
was, and took from il about $500 and yanM.
bottles and with his booty.
There Is gang of burglars operating n
Alhans, coniederales doubtless Of thos '
have visited hoo,pelier
Tho iollosing appointments Of ofdcOu y
cruz, fol- ting two regiments aud bssaI
Veteran Volunteers have thus far been mad.
Name. sssiis,
Capt. David y. Cote principal, chssea
| Capt teo. q. Blake essnief.