The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-06
VERMONT ITEMS.

The Standard learns that Of "Wednesday
morning. 4. about ,.c.a.A. til '.,a,e q; >
NJ Emerson, N Clover. w.> entirely coasum-
90! b. fire.
EI.n }. Callaa.,- o.: the senate AID Hon
J. :. Mo.ri!l II; he House o. RcDre>e.ia
i.ve> in Congress. have Dir thanks fcl >a-r,il
Is and valuable pu9.ie docuneni>.
Assignee, and others ho,l;ns orlers for
allotted pay Of the i. Vermont batter. tSin
regimrn,l are Iol:;i-l iha; returns .ar The ;..y
n tae battery. .0r y b,emnr- and Dcce.aber
ily, been received a. Il. STAT Tre>aryr's
oiilcc. The piym2>'er hiking t4.s r.turn.
request that 1t Dc eNpis:ne 10 The as gneeS.
tHItlhr S'i.!er> settled their c.5ih.n. accounts
with the United Sta.cS Government 10 the
3lst o! December, and many oy-r,!rew. wh;ca
amount Is deducted from their aloiments.
The Supreme Cur, commenced it, session
III this town on Tuesday last Present.
Chief justice Poland and judges Piarnaiar.
he!i'ss and PecA.-lI 'ooAStock Naada.,I.
Hon. Daniel Needham. of Q1eeche. has
been appointed t. represent n, State A-r!-
cultural Society At the Gre4 international
Exhibition a, II lmhur-i in July next.
The Freeman SAYS: 1t has cost the Town
Of Hartford for recruiting and bountieS the
past year. the sum of SiG3a.Si. Barnard
has paid the past year. in b1uniiss Sla25.
The expense 10 tat town Of Brid.ewa;er, as
appears by tine town report Just issued. for
honn;les and recruiting the past wear. is
>ij>n,o0- The town of Woo ls.ock has paid
IN 'unties S1lJ0.00. rne Town OF Pomtrer
has paid ia houniies So611j.00. The town
OF Berlin has paid in boun,ies $2050.00.
Ass;g2ees and others hol,!in. orders for
allotted pay of the first Vernon; Cavalry are
hereby notified that returns for the piv ottha,
regiment 10 the l,t of January. nav. he.n rs-
ceivei at the State Treisurer's office. Tne
Paymaster making this return requests that
1t be explained to the ass:gnees that the
soldiers settled their cloihing accounts with
the United States Government to the :;lSt If
December, and many over,lrew, which
amount Is deducted from their a!lotments.
4 Douglas democrat in the 18th regiment
writes home:-lf there are any copperheads
anon. YOUR readers, tell them that We sci
diers think the southern rebels are clean
compared with them.
Two women stopped at the Island House.
bellows Falls. few DAYS since, and called
for room, one of them saving she was i'll
On the Saturday following she was delivered
OF child. which died the next "Wednesday.
under circumstances strongly denotins al
play, sutFocation being the supposed cause.
Neither of them would give any name. but
the mother of the child said she had hus,
band in the BID regiment, which is rather
higher up in the figures than the state has
gone IN the regimental line The child was
buried. and both parties mysteriously dis
appeared.
l. Is well known to the inhabitants of the
Ray Pond district, in Wilmington, that a
pair Of Grey Eagles he'd taken up winter
quarters near said pond. o" Sunday Feb.
22d one of them became more bold than usu-
al. probably on account of hunger. and was
Seen by J=rry Parmalee, who set large tran
for him and he WAS tsken prisoner. lie is q
fair bild, measuring from tip to tip of the
wings seven feet. His injuries are slight and
he will soon b. in splendid lighting trim.