Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-22

llsIng lawyer in Lamollle County. and p''''
orally and fayorably known throu,hon. S'''
state For the last ten years or mora %
resided at Barton lie has held many olEc., ' "
pubic honor and trust, and always enioyed ~
confidence and esteem Of all who knew I;.' ''
a ripe old age, with his work all done i, j. ., :"
confidence Of u Christian iai,h, he has aa
his rest. Dug
ALLOTTED PAY-As siguees and otbors h.u
orders for allotted pay Of the Sd and Ar s
meh's, IRE notified that returns have hoo. W.
ceiyod 10 the LIST OF September, and this "A.
prepared to pay tho sums received in tbe o.,I
way. j b. PAGE, State Tro.,n. -
SEVENTH REoAESr The 7th regiment ,t,.
accounts wero at Barrancas, EIGHT mle. :.
Pensacola. Lieut.. R. A. Stearns, of ca
at present aching Adjutant Of the re,,m.,.
Major Porter is on detached service at 6or.p
sonyllle, La.
The Grand Jury for Washington Count,
Court were discharged yesterday, the l7h Nv
Ing been IN session ninr days.
FATAL AcclDESr,-Anson Mouton Of RI,
land, a brakeman on the Rutland & Wa.bi,,
ton Railroad while switching some car, a.
Granville station, On Wednesday night as
accidcntly stepped of the hind car wbl, II.
train was backing up. The wheels passed o..
bis body cutting him entirely in two.
The lst Vermont Brigade have all return.
10 the Army Of the Potomac.
Horse thieves arc doing brink busiaess,u
the lines between this State aud Canada
BmDGE BURNED The bridge over Charsa
Creek near Swanton, On the w. x Canada R Z
was discovered 10 be on fire about A. NJ, ID
lcrday, aud WAS partially burned before tn
dame, could be quenchcd The interruption
the trains was but slight.
KrLLEo-Marcns W Swan, recently Of .
sex in this Stat, wa, instantly killed by 40 Is
cidenl on the railroad at frcoport, llliole
the % Of August.
PREsEsyG II The Standard says that Al.
tant General Nashburn has IA hls POSSESSION
gudon Of the second Vermont Battery gaz
was IN the acton before Port Hudson. l4
bullets OF the enemy made sad work With IT, 10
itIs now parcel Of tAtters We hope 1t Vi
be deposited 10 the State House at Moutps
where there should be COLLECTION OF the tfopss
the boys win ia this war
On the first Of September, as We are iniotaa
1 ~ Capt. WIN. K. Becm,n, Of Co B, lst "
mont Cavalry Regiment, the members Of d
company gave nnanimouS.yole for the Ia
John Gregory Smite ior Governor OF Verma
The Burlington Free Press says the Spsats
ship Of the House is likely to lie between 4
Gardner Of Bennington aud o. P. Chandlr
Woodstock
To BE ENLARGED. = On tie FIRST OF October th
st. Adams Daily Telegraph will be enlarged .
tie size Of TIE Times IL will be published I
The afternoon - Burlington Times.
VERMONT CAyALRY.-Company A. Of the We
mont Cavalry, Lieut.. Edwards commanding, au
been detached from the regiment and altaess
to the headquarters Of Gen. Sedgwich Of .
Sixth Army Corps.
FIRE on DoRsET ST-The dwelling house o
/ Horace Reed, and most Of the furniture, 90 Dol
set street, was entirely consumed by ere, on In
day afternoon. Loss about $500 Insured
the Farmer Mutual in- 800 The fire took 9
the roof near the chimney and a high VII.
blowing at the time, all Efforts to extngush y
flames proved unav .lllDg.- Bur. Tunes.
LANCE ToBAcco.-Moses Perham, ESQ, ].
! BrJokheld, writes US that he has % tobsa
plants growing thi' year. He has allowed i
one Of these plants to blossom, and this pa
now measures 70 l-2 inches in height. Sos'
It's leaves are Al - inches 10 length, and i :
inchcs in width. This plant commences
blossom about the LIST Of August.
General j, w Phelps of Brattleboro, "a
last week admitted TO the bar OF Wudham co /
ty, as counselor at law.
Application will be made at the next sos,
Of the Legislature of Vermont for the charter
a horse railroad from the village Of WoodsOiv
to connect with the Vermont, Central railroad 8 |
some point in the town of Hartford
BURGLARY AND EXTENSIVE RoBBE1 -Ia
house of Mr.. Sllas Braley of BroOkfeld' D@i
East Roxbury, was entered by three ruh'a
Sunday night Of this week, through the ~
room window. Two Of the burglars held NJ
and Mrs Braley, who are between seventy ID
eighty years Ct age, while the third took a'nA
trunk containing $1,000 IN ereenbacks and ''a'
bills, from between the bed cord and bed, W0a'
the money was sccreted, and then made s''
their escape. The robbery was evidently
work Of some one who knew where Mr. DI'"
kept his money.
IHE SpEAKERsHlp.-A Among those men'0'"
in connection with the Speakership oil The n'.N
this Fall, We find the names OF A. b. ua'''"
Esq, Of Bennington, o. p. Chandler b'q'
Woodstock, j. +. Deane, Esq, OF V''eH'.
and Rev. 0. Il, Wheeler of Grand l'le' !"
Gardner was candidate before the caucus :
year aud received very respectable Y''0
PERSONAL. Professor Shodd has ScV'F"
in Union Theological SS~.
A new book by the Professor is just anu ,,,.,r
h.. ~ Sou;hoo. Now Work Ii isa" hh"'