Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-04
LOCAL AND STATE ITFMs

was In every respect success The liam
full, and we think better or moro
tive audience never assembled there q. Tt@4
strunental music was exquisite, and if Ar
ans singing was not perfect, it was 49,,
nearly enough 50 TO delight the assemble
they abundantly testified by their Es
and hearty applause. ~
VERMONT AT HAMruRG.-In our teleg,,,
news we have already made menti At II.
table appearance made by Vermont ,,
Hamburg Exhibition, Mr. Campbell If
State having taken three premiums on sbo..
hibted by him. A correspondent Of m ~ r
York Post also says " The specimens If
from Nathan Cushing Of Woodstock Va.
attract much attention" This is hopor.a
Vermont and to the agricullurists who Es,. I
the enterprise to take their sheep and wa,
this great international Exhibition
The FOURTEENTH REGIMENT have been !.
and mustered out OF the service, and left h. /
tleboro Saturday for their homes. /
MURDER IN CHARLOTTE We learn tint Il
neighboring town of Charlotte was on So,i
night the scene Of murder. The body a N
murdered man, Henry Dunn private h q H
l4th Vt. regiment, was found on the ro,sst
near Leayenworth Mills, yesterday ,norpn,
was perforated with buckshct, or petha,,
smaller size. An inquest was holden western
but it's results we have not as yet ascertain
The officers have arrested an Iri.hman r,n5
Burns as the suspected murderer. Ills s,m
nation is to take place at Charlotte tol, :
Burlington Times.
TIE CHARLOTTE MURDER. The Bur,y.
Times gives few further particulars relative
tho Charlotte murder II seems that Drum \
had some alteration with Burns, The su,,.4s
murderer and that Drum vas shot while D,gs
Barns house, hlly-six shots entering hi, bol,.,
Of them passing through bis heart, Afef.ew
shot the body was drawn down the road qess
four rod, and left by the site Of The road. ii
case was examined on Monday, and Nh. B.n
held for trial. Mr.. Drum leaves a wife and s.Y
a family Of small children lie !. reporti
have been pesceabe man. lie was IN thyaai
Of Gettysburg and fought well.
1uE CnARLuTTE MUBDER. The coroner /,
quest OH the body Of Drum has resulted it
verdict Of 4" murder bg the lisehlrss u a4
gun fired by John Burns" The prinsila. n
denee against Burns on examination were HI
Of his daughters, who testified that they haa
him load his gun aud 20 to The door, 40! ID
when Dtum came along he said to him, bts.
why did YOU strike me tonight r. Drum !.
Piled, . You struck mo first, Bum, ID
fired We alsn learn that Burns, altr 30.
eJmnl tod ior trial claIes-ed hls guilt.
SAD AccoNr.-A fatal accident ooc.n
at the Addison House ia Mddlebury, 90 a
evening Of th9 2S.h. 4 boy bal beoa pIys
with pistol, pointing it at soryeut girs 30
Hugh Maxim, the porter Of the House vie
Maxim came around and told the boy to g
away. The boy pullol .he trigger, ADD i
ball lodged 10 Makin's side He WAS but /.
alive at last accounts The pistol was not s
Cd, ana no ono knew that II was loldtd.
MONUMENT 10 d.. MANsfR A moaam.
to the late Rev. DR.. Geo b. Manser Of b
nington, is about to be erected in that vla
Quite sum has already been raised among
friends and parishioners.
ANOTHER Ex.CoLoNEL DsAFfep. Among
drafted IN Cayendish, is Oscar 5. Tuhle, IA
Colonel Of the 9th Vermont regiment.
We see that Governor Hobrooks Secrsiar
Samuel Williams, Esq is among the drait
men Of Rutland. Mr.. Williams Responded
the call Of his country by promptly furn.tr
an acceptable substitute
Giles Harrington, Of Alburgh, has been MOI
mated by the Copperhcads of the Sd District
a candidate for Congress, in opposition to Ha
Portus Baxter, Of Derby.
Lieut. Scnnott, Of Co. A, 18Th Vermont Ba
iment, who was badly wounded at the battle
Gettysburg, died IN the hospital at that pa
on the l,h nit.
VIM. Farrar, Esq, for many years pion
nent and successful merchant OF St. Albas
died at that place on the 2S.h ult., aged slIi!
five years.
The Rutland Herald more than insinuat
that the soldier agent, who was recently cal
wasting in the 9th Regiment for subscribers
the Courier has made mastery 4" advance
Richmond in fact, deserted and gone over
the enemy, body, boots, and specimen nanoa
OF the Courier, all together
STAFF OFncERs.-Captain Holcomb Of 'l
Vermont Battery at Port Hudson is Chief
| Ordnance at that post. He lie spoken OF as
fine officer, who has handled his battery wit
great skill and bravery.
AocIDRNT.-rhe Windsor Journal says q
the 18th ult., a young lad / years old, BY To
name of Willie Moses, In North Tunbrdg'
oarelessly touching planning machine, Jus
as the owner shut the gate, had his hugs
caught in the machine, which instantly drew
his arm and literally cut or tore it into s'FnG
IRON the fingers to the elbow. Ampatal0
above the elbow was performed by Dr. p'I
forth of Royalton, assisted by Dr., Terry oil lu'
bridge. We understand the lad is doing wei
Tho B. F. Times says Col. C. B. Stought9,n
wound proves more serious than was supposed
his arrival homeland for more than week be ~
been closely confined to his bed in darkta'
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