Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-24
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMs

International exhibition, has arrived at A.
Custom House in New York, and appIi,,n
has been made by MIR. Needham to Sso,,
Chase, for permit that it may pass tb."
toms free Of duty. As it is present l,oh
Of the German Slater, the request will r,ol.@
begranted.
The VERMONT AND BosToN TELroa,pur
PANr are now constructing an additional in.
telegraph wires from White River Jupe,io,
Rouses Point, which will probably be com,.
ed and in working order, by the first Of J,,s.
next Our line will then be used for "tbron,'
dispatches, and the other for " way tee,,o-
The greatly increased and still increasing h, Z
ness over this route, has rendered this new Il. E
necessary, and it will prove a convenience 70
people, as well as profitable investment "a,
Company.
MANsrIELD HOTEL.-A meeting Of The an,
holders of the Mount Mansfield Hotel wa. Nd,
in Boston Monday, when the following ,.,,.
men were chosen Board Of Directors h, H.
ensuing year W. II. II. Bingham Of SDy. |
W., (Presldent) J Gregory Smith Of st. Al |
bans, Vt, V. P. Noyes Of Burlington, VI an. |
$. Robinson, Martin L. Hall, Baruabas D.r.
and G. Allen Browne Of Boston.
ENLIsTED,-John w. Norton, grdu,i.
the University Of Vermont in 1861, formerly a 4
Montpelier, and for three years pas. be bonn,
lar Principal Of Thcdlord Academy, bu e5. |
ed under Col, Thomas
ARRIVAL or VERMONT SoLDHRs.-Oye~
ty Vermont sick soldiers arriv ID at Cha y,,
England rooms, New York, on FRIDAY. ,- /
Washington, en- route to the hospitals Of IN
Haven and Brattleboro They are 10 charg T
Assistant Surgeon Smith II
ACCIDENTAL carpenter by the name Of Ns
teau, on Saturday last fell from the bas.as
wall Of the new Baptist church on St "a Il
street, Burlington, injuriug him severely /
RKMARKLBLE-Th Caiedonian furnish. L
following remarkable incident
0ney Aldrish was born April %. l7-i.r
Molly Woodward was born July "A, IT'S. IA
were married, Feb. Is, 1896. Bstwe,,
years 1897 and 1920 there were Dcn c..sE
born 10 them, all Of whom, together WIu
parents, are now alive. These tarent b 4
furnished one son and nine grand,ons f
Union army. The father. now in hi.
year moved tie past season bis half 4-.
grass in less than three hours. Mr. Air
and bis wife live in Barnet.
THR CAVALRY REGMENT "A private Ia !
from the cavalry informs us that the reg.r
came off picket on the RaIidau on the i9rgr
OF the 18th inst The regiment was to b q
next day. 1t is not thought that the atrI
boys will re-enlist for three years under j. ~ Y
ent organization. Lieut.. Col Preston . ID
unwell and is in the corps hospital az War;
ton junction The regiment miss him W
much.
PERsoSAL-Leut Col Chas. Dillingham;,
the Eighth Vermont, was in town AN evening Of
bis way to reloin bis regiment. The gAlauiCs
onel has availed himself Of brief iuriouga
link his fortunes with Buckeye maid. 5s-
aut Journey through life 10 himself and ~, a.
Burlington inns.
EXTENSIVE THlEylNG OPERAnoNs.-W Sc
informed that the name OF the horse thief casg.,
By Deputy Sheriff c. A. Hitchcock, Of Piitsio,.
on the 29lh Of September last, is Amos Pierre
New York, instead Of J.ckson IS he gave h.I
name. A brother Of Amos by the name
Libins was operating with him in this vicinity o.
New York.
The history OF this transaction is subslanta
as follows About the l2.h Of Septembsf ID.
stole pair Of good horses from VIM. Rg,s
and a top buggy from Robert Weller Of CnI
0nondAga county, N. Y, and drove sad team
Chil,enden, VI, in about two days 20, up & |
Asa +. Colllns'-Attended the state anu oo.,rI
fairs at Rutland, and pretended TO be b.iyI
sheep. Stayed at Collins about two weeks, Is
ug which time they traded of, with the be-,
said Collins one OF the RICHTER horses to b.
man +. Segat Of Chitlenden, and the other n
TO Thoma, Iannian, %, Of Pittsiord, for "
they (Pierces) did not &c. half their va
They di,fgured the wagon b. painting It 4 ;r
eut color, raising the box big Ter, cushonins
seat new, ETC., ETC., and did their best to tga
away, but did not succeed. Within these y
weeks, they stole wagon Of Russo. Lncoa
Shrewsbury nice plated harness and bride
Leeds Billings. Rutland, two buffalo robes
- Avery of Pittsheld, one horse Of Wilmv
Stone OF Hancock, one horse 81 A,nson Az
Of Rochester, and clothes, and boots anu ,s'a
OF other persons in Rochester. All tie BE"
property has been claimed, proved 40. aA5
away. There are now remainin, and It.Anei
in Deputy Sheriff Hnchoock's hands, go cd
horse blankets, one suroiuge two horse BRUSHES
one coat, one whip, an old umbrella, one ei'ias
rope, candles, matches and DARK AnIgn' io'
which owners are wanted.
1t is said the Pierees belong 10 gang Of ho',
thieves who are doing large business al 'hroesa
New York, Vermont and New hamP'Aife.--hD
land Herald.
Tux Ninth RKsMRSr.--A letter from Lss'
f. w Jewctt, Of the 9th regiment dated Nv
port Barracks, Newborn, N c., Nov -.
says that seven companies OF the resll@
are at Newport Barracks, on tho hne OIL
railroad between Newborn and Beaufort =,
remaining three companies are from ll'e ~g
miles to the front doing picket duty. lasa'A~
Of the boys has been much improved snN ~
arrived at Newbern. The post office adm" y
the regimontnt is Ncwbern, North CaFolnA'''
New York.
TURKEYS Thanksgiving is but just aa''.
a double thanksgiving, state andnational- \
it should be celebrated in q becoming nla1'
But thanksgiving dinner implies turkeys ~
speaking of turkeys reminds us that S~'@
Standish have an abundan, supply Of this ~
large and fat, tho genuine Thanksgiving %V''