Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12
Washington County Court.

Pardon Bushnell v C,ren Josiyn. Assault and
battery. CIough, Fi6eld for plh, RedGed &
Gleason, Heath for def. Verdict tor defendant.
Oliver Dewey Adeline Stewart. Ejecment.
Smith for p6. Redfed & Gleason for deft.
Verdict for dele ldant
Martha j. Bullock y. VIM A. Boutelle.
Breach Of promise. Colby & Smith for pIh.
Wing, Lund q Taylor, and Vail for del Verdict
for pitt for $50, damages and costs.
After the Verdict in the above case, the Court
Thursday morning took a recess until the 18th
inst
The SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT This military
organization begins to give signs Of activity,
and will soon doubtlcs pass from its embryo
state into foil hic. The remaining companies
ofthereg IS hoped will speedily be organ
led and the regiment he ready for ac'iye
service Those enlisted from this vicinity went
to Burlington last week 1t has been already
stated that the regiment was to be in General
BaInsides 9thl Army Corps and when it
leaves the State twill probably g to Annapolis,
Nd. The officers Commissioned are +. Y. RAN
DALI, Colonel, CnAs CUMMINGS, Lieut. Colonel,
?. O'MFAal Epson Surgeon
The Burlington Tins of yesterday morning
give. the ioIioHuS respecting tins regiment
Three mos companies OF the Seventeenth Re
giment were organized as follows, on Saturday
Go. E,--Montpelier
Captain, George 3 Robinson, Montpelier.
E,t,t / ,.D,popt w "a Il Martt,, Mar.bGnld
Second L,euteHalt, VIM b. Burbank, Mont
pelier
Co f Bennington and Windham Counti,s
Captain, Lyman f Knapp, Townshend
First Leundat, George Hicks, Bennington.
Second L'epimonL George W Kngsbury,
Chester
Go. G,--C4Icdonia and " lndsor Counties
Captain Ellen J H4rtshorn, Luuenburg.
First Lieutenant, Leonard / Bingham, Lud.
low
Secoad LIEUTENANT, Charles D. Bfainerj Dan.
vile.
The regiment already numbers 700 men, and
the Addison County Company Is expected to be
organized On Tuesday. About 100 more will
bring The regiment To the minimum, which
few days work ought to d. The regiment will
shortly he mustered into the nitei States scr
VIC by Major iu.tne and SON afterwards will
De sent t. Annapolis win other troops there
read zs0used preparatory to joining the Ninth
Army Corps, under Burnside.
The Governor has appointed Capt VIM 3
Reynolds, Co. /, Oh VI Volunteers, as Major,
and Buel }. Derby, Of huntington, who was
Quurtermastfr Sergeant Of the Twelfth ReQi-
ment as QuarteIma-ter + the Seventeenth.
DECEIVED PROMOTION Col. L a GRANT, jth
Vermont Volunteers, has recently been made
BrigadIei General II has been acting in that
capacity Tor some time and the promotion is but
a deserved recognition of bis merits.
PRoMoTlcSs ~ TIE ECHTH REGNEET The |
following If list Of promotions recently made
~ the Eighth Vermont Regiment
Go. B
let Lieut. Fred d But;5lheli4o be Captain.
q Lieut. John Bisbee to be lst Lieut.
LIST serg. t. WIN. y Spencer to be "a Lieut.,
Co. c.
Com. sergt, Lewis Child TO be LIST Lieut..
Isl Serg { john R'plsy to be p Lieut.
Go. d.
lst Serg' I Nat. Robe to be u Lieut.
Go. h
u Lieut. Andrew j Sergeant to be Is, Lieut.
let Serg't G @. Hutchns to be "a Lieut..
Co. H.
LIST serEt J1s y button to be 2nd Lieut.
Co
lst Lieut. Henry NJ Pollard TO be Capt
2l Lieut.. George f. Ss.leeA to be 1T Lieut.
lst Serg't Frank K. Warner to be Pad Lieut..
Go. X
let serg't JAS " Smith to he Pad Lieut..