Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-19

| UEN. cIANNARD.-l ne FTce GffSS iCarhH tnht
Gen. Stannord's last wound is nearly healed.
He had not been off duty u day. The lines oil
his Command arc only 100 yards from the
enemy's works, and headquarters are often
under fire.
The SEyENrY-FlvE MILLION LOAN. The First
National Bank of Bennington recently had notice
that their bid for $4,000 six per cent bonds,
rcdeemabe after juno 30, 1861, has been ac-
cepted by the United States Treasury Depart
nent.
I REMARKABLE CAsE.--Oapt. Cook, OF Danvllle,
was shot in one OF the battles in Virginia,
through tho lower part Of the body, the ball
passing between the spine and intestnes without
\ njuring either lie Is now nearly well again.
Among thorecent graduates at the Meadvlle,
1 Pa, Theological School, (Unitarian) was WI
liam Bradbury Buxton Of Montpelier His
address was upon " The Dignity Of the Christian
ministry"
CAPTURED Gen. ID. w. &. Clark was on the
! Express train captured at Gunpo@der bridge,
Monday, and fell into the hands OF Maj. Harry
Gilmore lie was released, and arrived safely
\ IN New York next evening.
ELEVENTH REGlaENT.-Major Geo. Z. Cham
tsrin has been made Lieutenant Colonel, and
Capt, Aldace Walker, Of Co. d, Major
RE-NoSINArED.-lIon John A. Kasson of
Iowa, has been re-nomnated for Congress by
the Union men Of his district.
* TWENTY SEVEN BATTLES William W.
| Wilson, of Bellows Falls, who died recently IT
hospital from wounds received at the battle OF
the WILDERNESS, was % years Of age went in
the tust Vermont company Of Sharpshooters,
and had been IN fluent seven battles
ArPoNrMEST.-IIerry 5. Green, of Rutland,
hes received an appointment in the Post Office at
Fortress Monroe, with salary Of $1,000 per
year.
William II Whiting, son of b d. Whiting
Of the st Adams Messenger, graduated at Am
herst last week lie was among those honorel
| By an appointment to speak Commencement Day.
The theme Of HE Grafton vas " The Poet an In
terpreter MIR. Whiting was member Of the
University of Vermont in lS5960.
To SUSPEND AT recent meeting Of the
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stockholders OF the Battenkil bank, it was
decided to suspend operations at the expiration
of the present charter This occurs On the LIST
Of January next, aud at that time national
bank will probably be organized in It's place.
The following Vermontcrs wounded IN tie
trenches before Petersburg, were received 10
the Pad division Hospital Oh army corps, July
} Isaac Raymond, Co, c, abdomen severely;
rhos Baker, B, foot Henry o. Grady, d. arm
all 0! the 18th regiment.
The accounts Of the fight at Monocacy OF
saturday, give the first lntlmation OF the pres
ence in Maryland OF portion OF the 9th Corps.
Ricketts, division OF that Corps was sharply
engaged The 10Th Vermont is in this division.
In u list in the n. Y Tribune, we find the fol-
lowing, all of the 10th Vermont, wounded on
Saturday
John Smith, J. W. Dyke, Chester 5. Dana,
Charles p. Rice, George Boar, Samuel Emery,
j. W Bancroft, Andrew j. Madison, Joseph
Freeman.
CORRECTION our item last week relative
to certain stamp duties, the time when the law
goes into effect was enormously given. 1t is, as
we now understand, August LIST, 1864.
DEATHS OF VEsSoSr SOLDIERS The follow
ing recent deaths of Vermont soldiers in the
hospitals 10 and about New York, are reported
John Henderson, Go. X, Sd VI. Joseph Louge,
Co. L, ll:h Vt. James Tigue, Go. F, 3Sth
Mass, enlisted from Roxbury, VT, A. 5. Whip
pie, Co. II. % U. 5. 5. S, enlisted from Iras
burg. VI
At Washington, July s, Stephen R. Wilson,
18th Vt.