The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-05
VERMONT ITEMS,
Fight by Vermont Cavalry.

We notice the following IN the list Of cas-
ualities in our cavalry in the fight with Mos
by on the 3Oth of May:
KHled.-Job Curry, sergeant Co. H.
Wounded-Homer Ruggles, sergeant Co.
c, in side, ball entering liver, dangerously !;
left in house near the field.
Daniel Hill, sergeant Co. A, Tor c. slight
ly.
Nelson Clark, sergeant Co. G, slightly.
Stephen Curry. private, Co. IL, seriously in
the arm, bone broken.
John Mcintyre, private Co. H. in foot,
slightly.
Geo Garow, private Co. H, slightly, by
shell in the leg.
Total killed and wounded in our whole
force. sc 'enteen, of whom seven are from the
Vermont Cavalry.
Lieut.. HazeltOn, Co. H, VT, led the charge
which captured Mosbys artillery, and is
named with praise.
Of the rebels, Capt. Haskins, late of the
British army, was MORALLY wounded and
taken prisoner, and Lieut.. Chapman, was also
captured.
John X. Dow, (of Cabot belonging to
20. IL, 18th regiment Vermont troops, died
of typhoid fever and hemerrhage of the
lungs. in the camp hospital, on SATURDAY..
10 inst. His friends were telegraDhed and
his body forwarded tn his home on SUNDAY.
tie was a good soldier, and always ready
and willing when duty called him-Norh
Star.
There are three murder cases on the
Bennington County docket, two of which
were committed in Manchester.
MIR. \. J. Sewall, of Elmore, has put
circular saw in his mill, and one day recently.
in II hours sawed 5000 feet of lumber.
As four horse team, heavily loaded. was
passing over the bridge near West Brat
tleboro. it gave way and the whole establish
ment was precipitated into the stream One
OF the horses was killed.
\ young man in Hartland has invented a
writing machine which is operated by six
keys, the permutations of which produce all
the letters OF the alphabet, in the form of
printed letters. 1t is easily operated and so
small that it can be carried in ones pocket
Sylvester Adams of Eden has recovered
damages against F. II. Harding. for sheep.
hens and turkeys killed by Harding's dog
Harding is $40 out of pocket. There is a
dogtax which can be felt.
In Burlington, the fine is five dollars for
being drunk thirty days. Just a shilling d
day. and cheap enough
Governor Holbrook has got out magical
pillow. 1t holds itself and d les the work well.
So says the Phrnix
The st Adams Messenger appears printed
on new type. Lucky the printer who can af-
ford newspaper dress in these DAYS. We
must wear the old one until patrons pay bet
ter.
\ letter from the Vermont 9th state that
of the wounded Nermonters brought in from
the field Of battle the following named have
died, and were buried with marks so that
Their graves can he recognized:
David Hazelton, Co. G. ID regt.
James RYAN.
Edwin l., Reynolds. Co. l. 9th regt
-Fishrr, &c. b.
{. Ii. Stowell of Middleburv has feeced
three wears old buck to the amount of 23 -
ewes one year old averaging - pounds y
ounces each.
Henry NJ. Mitchell. of Burlington. of the
Junior class in Vermont UNIVERSITY. had his
Jaw fractured on the 2l>t bv a kick of a
horse.
\ horse. belonging 70 Ira Earl Of Bellows
Falls. pitched into c:s;ern of waite: and
drowned himself
The Windsor armory manufactures one
hundred rifles per day.
Hon. Daniel Needham of Hartford will go
out in the steamer for Ham Irgh. which
leaves New York on the 18th inst. Mr.. f.
Needham will represent the Vermont Agri- +,
cultural Society Al the International Show a,
Hamburger. If Nermonters desire to send
anything for exhibition. they must serd h.
tins steamer. Ii being the last that will 60 out
in time for the tx hibiton.