Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17
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receut deaths have occurred in the Seventh
Regiment
Winthrop D.. C%oolboth, Stowe, died in hoypit-
al at Pensacola, Jan. Och, 1868.
Henry II. Gibson, Reading, died IN hospital
Pensacola. Jan. 18th, 1863.
Sewell Barker, Chester, died in hospital at
Pensacola, Jan. 18th 1868.
On the 3lst ult., Lyman II. Brigham Of
Newport, while drawing timber, had his leg
canght and badly crushed near tho ankle JOINT.
Cbas. II. Pizley, Qa~artermaster Sergeant,
Co. B, LIST Vermont Cavalry, is to be second
Lieutenant of the SAM company, rice jed P.
Clark, resigned,
The Wews2eatr nominates Hon. Alexander
Riddle, for County Commissioner, in Lamoillc
County.
Geo, |. Hagar, OF Burlington, has been pro-
NOTED to be Sergeant Major of the l2,h regi-
ment,
We understand that Col. Grant, Of the 5tI
regiment is now on a visit to this State.
The Burlington Times says Lieut., Newton, Of
Co. | 9Th regiment, who was arrested here and
sent back to his regiment, has been tried before
a court martial. Col. Grant preferred charges
for d%csertion, but Gen. Howe mod,l.d them to
that Of quitting bis division in the face Of the
enemy. The verdict Of the court las not yet
transpired.
Ga Saturday las, a little son Of Charles
Phelps, Of Dorset, while on a visit in EAs, Ru-
pert, BY some accident, had a lex broken at the
thigh.
Ga the same day, a son Of d., Ballard Of Dor.
set, aged about tw-lye years, fell down a flight
Of stairs, aud broke an arm above the elbow.
PER.oSAL Re, Charles S Hale. Chaplain
Of the jth Vermont regiment, il now lying
dangerously i'll at his home in Brandon.
Q~aartermaster Cushman has ie,urred to
Vermont, having been compelled to resign his
position the 4th Vermont regiment, on account
Of continued i'll health.
SUICIDE -.Jobn Wisaman of Rupert, CONF
mltted suicide on the u inst, by hanging HIM.
self. II wasabout 90 years Of age. The cause
Of this f,tal act Is supposed to be Indebtedness,
and other cares, which produced a temporary
arrangement.
P~EasoNAL.-Mr J. b. Hlmmond, who grad
.mt.l .s I'll. TH,.vorattv { X.rv.rs a., els. .t...
Of ls6l, and has been a correspondent Of the
Wot'd ana the Tribune, has been appointed to
tie Staff Of Gen. Butterfsld, with the rank OF
First Lieutenant.
Samuel / Bates and VIM. S. l@llz3n, Of the
senior elias. in AndoyeF Theological Seminary,
have been licensed to preach. Both ale grad.
yates Of the University, the former in the class
Of lSj7, and the other in the class Of ,sjS.
Hos. W. c. KrT1EtDcg has been nominated
for County Commissioner in Rutland County.
DEATHS 90 VERMONT SOLDIERS The following
Vermont soldiers have recently died in the Wash.
ington hospitals Abram Il Plant, Co. D, llth
Vermont j. Ddfeny, Co. II, 18th Vermont
DEskarGas.-Thre d~osaIteTs FROM Co. Il, Och
Vermont r ,gimeut, who enlisted in Poult ey,
have been ARRESTED IN that town and taken to
Brattleboro.
William Miller Of Williston has been nomi7a.
tel for County Commissioner in Chittenden
County.
P~RoBAuLE MuRDEE.-A man named Thomas
Barry was louod dead in Manchester, VI, at 10
o clock on Sunday evening. His death is sup.
posed to have been caused by loss Of blood re-
sulting from a stab which WAS discovered in hi'
left arm,
CHAMPIONS CIDER, a, Huntine,on's. A bey.
,rage that L" cheers but not inebriates. - Tryi
We have and can recommend it ass pleasant
wholesome and harmless fluid.
Rev D. W. Daytoo Of Middlebury, who was
forseveral months chaplain of the 2od Vermont
a few weel since, Tor private reasons, resigneC
his commission, lie has since been notified o
his reelection to that position BY the regiment
On the first day Of January last, Mr.. Ella
Truax, Sen aged Ninety one years, skaled across
Franklin Pond a mile and a quarter, and back
and did 1t as handsomely asa boy OF fifteen, !
must have been a sight worth seeing -Sl 'ibaa
Messenger.
NoRrnnelD lSsTlru1E.-The spring term @
this institution commences on Thursday TIL
Goth inst. 1t is under the direction Of an cx
p%erienced Principal, Geo. 2. Beard, A. H., witt
a force OF six assistants. The school comprise
a Primary Department, aud is quite complete ii
all its branches, which, together with its near
ly new and elegant building, ought to make i
one Of the first schools in the vicinity.
FIRE IN BERLIN.-The dwelling house Of Em
erson Hill, in Berlin, was burned on Sunda,
the 18th, together with most OF ITS contents
Loss estimaled at $500, No insurance.
The Free Press understands that several case
of small pox made their appearance IN ST. Al
bans a few days since, aud caused some excite
ment in the place, The authorities blockade
the infested district for a day or two.
BRIGADER OF TUE lSr VI. BRIoApE.-Th
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