Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14


The Tenth Vermont Regiment suffered Sc.
yerely in The battle at Cold llarbor the LIST met
it being in the third Of the six lines Of battle 10
which our army was drawn up. In Co. b,
Lieut. Stetson, A5ner Smith and Nc. Rowail
were killed The wounded were Tufiied Cay
lue groin, since died Corp. Allen Greeley,
lee lex broken Corp. A. II. Holt, wrist slight
y Corp. Foster, LETT arm Corp Marshall,
lat leg severe Corp. Greco, head Gel Town,
wight arm, Priyates Glines, groin DANA leg
Woodward, leg Gilman, hip Nelson head
Buck, thigh jim Matthews, back severe.
s dispatoh from White House Va, states that
,lc tody Of Major Richard b. CrandaIl, bad been
brought in from the front, and would be imme-
diatey sent 10 bis friends IN Vermont. Major
CraudalI vas brave, capable and efficient Off
or, and most cstimable citizen. This loss viii
deeply felt, both in his regiment and amopg
ti3me1y friends in this vicinity.
,graph line from Waterbury 10 their place, A
subscription paper has been circulated and no
ouJt Is felt but that the amount necessary TO
accomplish the enterprise will be raised
ln.re aro to be Masonic Celebrations at Stove
and Sluth Troy on ST. Johns Day. June oath
Moysl M4NKELD The new hote in stowe
is getting along finely Tho furniture is beng
set up Dc last as possible the upper stories are
already furnished, and the whole IL furnished
above tn lower story It is expected that Ihe
! be finished and furnished throughout
ly An Of June
We learn tia. James McNlauus Of Montpelier,
was killed by shell, IN Que OF the recent battles
near Richmond, aud that Frank H9yt, OF Mont
pelier, was MORALLY wounded
the monthly report Of the lst Vermont Bat
terry, OF Mag 18th, shows an aggregate of l40
officers and Aen OF these, lO4 were present
for duty, on extra duty, on detached service,
- abs of sick
WHFglock At town meeting held on
Monday last It was voted to raise fifteen yolun-
,eers and pay them $500 each. This action was
taken ID anticipation Of another call, and # -
70 prevent daft
The people Of Ludlow held town meeting
IN Monday Of last week, and instructed their
seI,ctmen to use their discretion in Offering
bouaties to any recruits who might of-r, to fill
their quota under the anticipated call
Wyman Bridge, ol Chester bad his thumb
and fore finger Of bis left hand caught in a cir
cuIar saw recently and 50 injured tina, both had
to be amputatcd
FATAL AociDNT.-0n the 4th inst. Captain
Aaron c. Robinson Of Newane, while riding
out was precipta;ed with his horse and buggy
down an embaukment, some thirty or forty feet
and instantly killed.
Two hundred and sixteen wounded soldiers
IRON the army arrived at the General Hospital
at Brattleboro on the 4th inst, and fifty more
on the 7th inst They arc mostly from Yer
mont, New Hampshire and Michigan,
Urrhe Brandon Record says il farmers will
furnish cora at IS cents. beans Tor 81, and oats
for two shillngs bushel, as formerly, they will
furnish their paper atold prices but otherwise
they must ralse. OF course they must
Hon Theron Howard, Of ST. Johnsbury, re.
oootly had bic collar bone broken, by being
throw from his wagon, while riding through
DAnylle
Wet PoNr-Martin l.. Poland, son Of Chief
Jutuco Poland Of ST. Johnsbury, has Just beer
graduated rom the West Point Military Acad
envy
SUICIDE Charles b. Coleman of Jamaica, sor
ofWi.6m Coleman, who was killed la, Winter
committed suicide on Sunday last by cutting BIZ
throat
Several houses in Cdstleton were robbed Sun
day night j. H. Ransom LOST $50 and $3C
worth OF silver ware w. c. Guernsey lost
gold walci and chain and unsuccessful at
tempts were made to break into a, least -four
other houses.
At a recent hearing IN Chaaoery at Rutland
an introductory order was made, permitting tn
resignation OF j. w. Stewart, Esq, as one Of III,
trustees OF the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
A drunken chap at Rutland while lying il
tho gutter, had his face BACKED by some mis-
chievous fellows, much to his astouishmont Of
getting sober.
FIRE MIR. Ira Morse, Of West Woodbury.
had TWO barnes burned last week, with six o
eight tons OF hay, and a horse and wagon, Los
about 5000 Partially insured.
DETAcuRD. Doctor Crandall, Assistant SUI
ge1n at the U. 5 Hospital in this yllluge ha
been temporarily detached, and assigned to dul,
under Surgeon Casey at Mon peller,-BuGng
Ton inns.
ruE WOUNDED. Surgeon Gen. Thayer ha
received orders to prepare sou additional bee
Tor wounded men that will speedily arrive. w
understand that about hall Of the Medical elias
Just graduated have proceeded To Washington
to avail themselves OF the opportunity for sur
gical study that the Hospitals ahJid, and Il
offer such assistance as lies IN their power il
taking caro- IF tn, wounded. II Burlington Time,
Mai. Gen. Banks has ordered that the enlist
ed men Of the Sch Regt. Vt. Vols, who hAs