Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-29

Thu HosPITAL IN MoyrPEL1ER-nn-
ing the past winter and spring, sono 10
Hospital Buildings have been crec,oa -.
the old Fair ground. about half NJ
east of this place. There arc 2 difsr...
buildings, or wards for the sick-,b,.
for the officers and medical department.,
one for cooking, with sleeping rooms Obor.
for help, and two eating-rooms. besi1o.
Store Honse, Laundry, Water Tank L.,
The work is not yet entirely completed
but beds had been put up for betvoon
800 and 400 wounded and sick sold;.,,.
last week, and on Saturday aftcrnoon
about 400 Maine and Vermont GO,
diers. all wounded or sick. arrived ho,,
from Philadelphia, and repaired to ,boi,
quarters. Those who were unable :,
walk were transported in CARRIAGES BY tbs
favor Of our citizens, but the larger nv,
tion were unable to walk to the Hospital
and did SO. Of course, it was rattle,
sad sight to sec so many sick and wound
cd men, still many of them have bD,
slight wounds, from which they will Soon
recover. The ladies of Montpelier and
vicinity have been busy in supplying nee.
essaries and delicacies for the wounded
but chiefly pillows, bed clothes, basasg.,
and lint, are most needed, and mapv
have been cheerfully given. More are
eeded.-Reposttory.
DEATH OF AUDITOR BRADLEY. Hon. zen.
tina Bradley. State Auditor, died on Sat.
urday morning. at his residence in st.
Adams Judge Bradley was an old resi-.
dent of St. Adams, and had held MANY
Offices of pulice trust. For the last four
year he has been State Auditor.
CD Gov. Smith has appointed Dugald
Sewart of Middlebury, State Auditor, to
fill the vacancy occasioncd by the death Of
Judge Bradley. A most excellent appoint.
ment.
sy Z. Scribncr, of Montpelier, lost
valuable mare last week in singular
manner. His boy let the animal get out
into the yard, and when he was attempt
ing to get her back into the stable she
ran under low shed, where she struck
her head againgst beam so violently as
to cause her death.
@ Among the candidates named for
the place of Consul. General to Canada,
made vacant by the death of Joshua R.
Giddings, is Stoddard B. Colby, Esq, Of
Montpelier.
ca A huge butterfly, measuring In
ches from tip to tip of wings with very
large body, has been sent us as curiOsi.
ty by Euncc G. Dodge, young Missof
East Montpelier. 1t is curiosity,
looking more like bird than butterfly.
Argus s Patriot.
esy A town meeting was held in East
Montpelier on Tuesday last with reference
to procuring volunteers in anticipation Of
another call for troops. The meeting
passed of without discord, all agreeing 2
raise their quota, and if, in the last e1'
tremity. any shall be drafted it was voted
that they should be paid the same bounty
as the volunteers.
a. Some persons in WilliamstoWn who
have never had a black sheep in their
focks have had black lambs born unto
them this spring, and the only way 'n"
it can be accounted for is that
their politics are 30 black that it has ei'
fected their sheep.-Args 8 Patriot
A TouGH ONE.-The devil is now in
Irasburgh jail; but how long he Will
stay there is altogether uncertain An
account of his operations in breaking
hand cuffs, chains, Sc, will be found IN
an article taken from the Cdledon'an'
headed Desperate attemptsto break JAIL
To the list of his operations there gwen
may be added that he amuses himself here
by opening his cell door occasionally nc
is smart one.--Standard.