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

Lieut. W Is. Burbank Co. E., 18th, has been
transferred by order Of Gen Grant, from the
staff OF Brig. Gen. 3. q. Griffin to that Of
Brig, Gen Geo. J. 5 annard
Surgeon Henry +. james, Of Waterbury, -
to have permanent charge OF the new U. ).
General Hospital, at Montpelier.
Personal. --ADJUTANT PECK of the 18th
Vermont Regiment, who has been at home on a
short leave Of absence, on account OF his health,
returns this week to his regiment. Ills health
seems nearly or quite restored
FATHER DRUoS, the educated and gentleman
ly priest, who has had charge Of the inter-
ests Of the Catholic Church here for several
years has left to spend Two or three years IN
Paris and Rome If he shouldn't have the bad
luck to be made Pope in his absence, we hope
he may come back to resume charge OF this par
ticular portion of the Catholic flock
The total proceeds of a Strawberry Festival
given at Burlington by the ladies of the Third
Congregational Society, July 4th, lasting
through the day and evening, reached the hand
some sum Of $3.50.
The Burlington Sentinel announces that it's
subscription pric, will hereafter be $500
year N odoance.
The argus and Patriot has raised its price
also to $500 year in advance.
ALLOTTED PAY -Assignees and Others holding
orders for Allotted Pay Of the LIT Vermont
Battery, are hereby notified that returns have
been received to April 3Oth, and this office is
prepared to pay the sums received 10 the usual
way JoHS b. PAGE, Treasurer.
Rutland, June 30, 1864.
SuIcIDE-Orange Remington Of horrlsiown,
u member Of Co. Il, 18th regiment, committed
suicide by cutting his throat on the 18th Of last
month, near City Point, Va. He had been
suffering some days from the effects OF sun
stroke and bis conduc. gave much evidence Of
insanity.
Henry H. Jewett, son of T. Jewett, Esq, Of
st Johnsbury, is volunteer in Co. +, Both
Wisconsin, 200 days regiment. now at Memphis
Tennessee
The Vermont Congregatlonalists have Is dis
tinct associations, 1876 churches, over 200 min
listers o. Of whom are stated supplies,) over
II 900 members, Is 900 Sunday school scholars,
and an average attendance in the church OF
about % 900 Contributions of $27 900 were
made last year to the older benevolent societies,
bee des large amounts 10 the Sanitary and
Christian commissions. The increase OF church
membership has not been as large Of late as It
was formerly, but the numbers are kept good.
A Ladies Fair at Highgato on the 4th realized
the handsome sum of $500
Private Henry Black, Co. ID, ID Maine regi-
ment, died at u. S. A. General Hospital, Mont
peirr, Friday night June sth, and was buried
with military houors at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon.
PArNr.-A patent has been issued TO Nor
man c. Harris oil poutney, on curry-combe
1t is stated that JARVIS +. Burrows, Esd, Of
Vernon, has disposed OF his last years crop Of
tobacco e tous) at thirty cents a pound.
FArAL ACCIDENT An old Freedman, named
Kerma, in the employ Of o. Noyos, Esq., at the
Lime Kilns, Winooski, died on Sunday night
from injuries received by falling over the wall
on the edge of which the w. Central Railroad
runs, at the High Bridge. The accident oc-
CURED ON the night OF July lth.
NATIONAL BANK. The FRS. National Bank
OF Bmttlcboro has been organized.
BARNS BURNED. Two barns belonging to a
MIR Martin, on the road between Jericho Cen
ming during the shower Of Monday evening Of
last week. and burned to the ground, including
10 tons OF old hay and large quantity just got
in.
PERsoNAL.-Captan Gardner L. Bodgett,
Assistant Quartcrmaster Of Volunteers, has been
made Assistant Quartermaster in the regular
army with the rank of Captain.
John c. Tyler, Ct Bratteboro, has been mp
pointed Assistant Adjutan, General in the
Volunteer force, with the rank OF Major.
LIST Lieutenant d. D. Wheeler, 4th Vermont,
has been appointed Assistant Adjutsnt General,
with the rank of Captain.
Frank .. Sawyer has been confirmed as AS
sistant QuarIermsster with the rank OF Captain
in the volunteer forces
Capt. b. X. JENNIE, Co. q, 9Th Vermont
Volunteers, is in charge of the Vermont recruits
at the rendezvous, near New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. Cadys carriage shop, in Stowe, caught
fire On Wednesday the 9th, in the roof, and
nearly resulted in the total loss of the establish
ment
BY recent act Of Congress, two additional
Inspectors of Internal Revenue are to be ap-
pointed in the District OF Vermont.
BRArrLEBoRo lrMs-Co. ID, 18th Regt. Vt
Reserve Corps, has been ordered to Elmira, N
Y, from Bratteboro.
The Provost MARSHALL office OF the 2nd Distric
is removed IRON Woodstock to Windsor.