Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

MARRlED.-In Montpelier, Nov. Goth, at the
residence of H. 5. LOOMS, Esq., by Rev. VIM.
II, Lord, George @. Shepard, ESD, of Mont
pelier, and Miss Lenora Brooks, Of Salem,
Ohio.
MARRIED, Samuel Williams, Esq, Secreta-
ry of Civil and Military Affairs was married at
Rutland, the 25th inst.
The Rutland Herald, in announcing the fact,
says that Mr.. Williams will presently locate
his Office which has been here,-at st. Al
bans.
The collection, at Rev. Mr., Lords Church,
in Montpelier, Thanksgiving day, for the ben
eft of the soldiers was, we learn, $50. OF
this sum, g. W. Collamer, Esq, contributed
$50.-At the Episcopal Church, Rev. Mr.. Shell
ton S, the collection amounted to $40,-At the
Methodist Church, Rev Mr.. Coopers, the col
lection ounted to S25.
At Waterbury, collection Of $85 wa:
taken.
j. f. Highland, Bradford, was tried IN Tues
day last for breach Of the peace being charged
with threatening and abusing r. W. Cough
Dickey for the State, and Ormsby for defendant
THIEvING.-Wm. Mcfarland Of Bradford
was tried last week for theft and found guilty
There being several cases Of the Same kind, anC
failing to get bonds, be concluded to enlist, ant
accordingly further proceedings were said.-
Oscar d. Eastman who Is also implicated IN thI
same thieVing operations has left for parts un
known.
Deputy Sheriff Peckott also arrested on Mon
day, the 23d, four men in Bradford yllag
charged with horse stealing and other theits
Two Of them gave thu name Of Smith, and IN
other two that of Roberts They were held il
custody until parties in Maine where tie crime
were committed could be notified OF their az
prehension. - Wndsor Journal
SOLDIERS BouN1IEs. 49, Several towns IN d
ange County are doing nobly for the volunteer
under the present call Bradford gives $2Ol
and has raised enough toayod the draft New
n Corinth directs their seectmen TO pay what
necessary to raise their quota OF men.-Vm'
scr Journal
= Nh. DoLLerr stereoscoplc Views will remai
in town few day. longer and can be seen At h
E Saloon Car in the Court House Yard Mr. Do
. loft had made his arrangements to leave tow
early this week, but was prevented from doir
! so by illness in his family.
= These Views have been commended by all wi
have seen them, and no one who has not visltt
the Car, should miss this opportunity Of doir
So
d SERIOUS " rRUE.-1ho Burlington Tim
states that ten or twelve female secessionists no
held by our government as spies " are soon
be confined AZ III lall in Fitchburg, Mass.
is -Rutiand Herah.
LEAp.-We have been shown some specimen
!. of rock containing lead in apparently lerl
|, quantities, taken from Birch Mountain, soul
% Of Brandon. Preparations, we ierstandt a
being made TO test further the richness Of Il
> ore --Ruidnd Herald
"a The soldiers vote flr 81 counties Of Ohio "a
fcaD is For Brough, % 900; VallaudighaT
100.
The Woodstock Standard says, three color
y men have enlisted from W oodstock for ihr
=, years or the war. Their names are Norm
Bradith William Wentworth, and Edward N
:. TO.
G, New TINE TABLE-rrlns now leave Moi
pelier Depot as follows
n. Going South and Eda.
Mail Train, $40 a IN. Chicago txprt
t. 200 ?. IN Night ExPre g. 1922 ?. IN.
II Gong North md West
80 Chicago Express, 1880 p. M Mail Ira
ST. 5:25 P, m. Night Express, . so a. IN. 4
D. co,,mrdatio linn IN