Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02


mon, IN the Brick Church
W. II. LoRD, Secy V. B. S.
Montpelier, sept %.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont Med %
ical Society will be holden at Montpelier on
the l4th and 18th days Of October.
~ IL will be seen from an advertisement
in this paper that Col VIM. Davis, it,, and
y. II. George have succeeded to the we'll
known Delsno store at Eas, Hardwick We
learn that Mr.. Davis has purchased the real
estate and Davis q George have taken the
goods Of the late l.. W Desuo.
Mr.. P. b. Fisk Of Waitsdeld. VT, gradu-
ate Of Bangor Theological Seminary, il to be
ordained and installed over the West Church
in Dracut, Mass.
William Dickinson, workman in the gnu
mandatory at Windsor, VI. died suddenly
on the 9Th inst. Of heart disease, while walk
ing along the street.
The anglers Of England are to erect a monu-
ment in honor Of LEAK Waltou-perhaps a
basket surmounted by fishing rod But old
lzaak needs no such monument. In bis lives
of his clerical friends be has one which will
last as long as the English language survives
The rebel Mai Gen. Hindman of Arkansas
died at Richmond three weeks ago He was
a member Of the 36th Congress, and seeded
On Monday eyeeiog gang of lhshman
attacked Sergeant P. II Smith and squad
Of recruits for the l7th (Ve,e-an) regiment,
a. Buringt on-badiy bruising Smith. War
rants have been issued for the arrest Of the
perpetrators Of this dastardly outrage
VIM Powers and VIM Dunn have been
arrested at Burlington for the assault, Of Ser
geaut Smith with intent to kill.
Edgar Pitkin. Of Burlington, has been APP
pointed clerk in the Treasury Department, at
Washington.
Capt Merritt Williams, Of the 18Th Yer
mont has died Of wounds received at Ge,tys-
burgh. lie wa, buried at bakersfield on
Tuesday last,
The New York Herald states the loss Of
commanding officers on the Union side in the
recent battles near Chattanooga as follows
KHed.-Brg Gen. Wm II. Lytle ofOhio
Coonels Il. c. Heg of Wisconsin, Grove,
Baldwin, and &. A. King, all commanding
brgades.
Woaaded.-Brg Gen. s,arkwea,her and
}. H. King and Col mel, Scribner, Croxton,
and Bradley, all commanding brigades
Tho rehel l,esss a,o as 1,tl,vss
Killed Maj Cen Hood Of Texas.
Brig. Generals WafF,rd, Walthand Of Mis-
sissppi, Preston SIN tn OF Tenn, Helm Of
KY, and Desbler.
Wo'mded Maj. Gen. Ceburne, and Brig.
Generals Adams Of Texas, Brown of Tenn,
Gregg, Bum, Preston OF KY, and Bruning
Of Ga.
The Laboratory Of Messrs. Aver Of Lowell
has been burnt, entailng loss of from S75,-
600 to $4,000. But these Ayers are not
Just like puff Of empty air."
to be snuted or burnt up. They are going
ahead in the pill business and to make sure
Of an orthodox article, they now occupy
church as mandatory.
The sting Of the CoppeTheGd Riots is to be
felt by the widows OF the murdered men. 1t
is settled that the city must pay for property
destroyed by the mob but the Supervisors
have decided that the city cannot be held to
respond for personal injuries, or the loss to
widow Of the labor OF her husband.
BY the explosion of boiler in a cooper's
shop at ufalO, thirty persons we,e buried
in the ruins, and most of them are supposed
to be fatally injured,
Hon. James NJ. SKATER has been elected to
the Senate of California
The NINTH VERMONT REGrMsNT.-The
Cavalier, published at Yorktown, Va of the
2lst inst, says:
1.-THE 9th Vermont Volunteers are putting up Winter
Quarters, aud all hands busy engaged in the work
could be found 10 the FORT aud from present appearances
we think the Green Mountain Boys know how to put
up quarters
Seymour Lockwood a man about thirty
years of age, was accidentally blown up At
Springfield, W., on the 22d inst, while en-
gagged in blasting rocks. lie lived about one
hour after the accident, when death put an
end to his suferngs.
Mr.. VIM. Dickinson, one Of the head work
men 10 the gun mandatory at Windsor, died
suddenly on Friday evening Of last week.
He had started to attend concert, apparent
ly in his usual health, and on the way was
taken i'll ana died on the spot. His death is
supposed to have been caused by disease OF