Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-17


for lis newS from all parts Of unont and oHr friends
dGreAtparsofthe State, especially INV Arlington Oh
snge and Lamolle Counties, win confer a great favor
upou and readers by sending local intelligence
Gyeus the faols aud will arrange them Tor the paper
collection was taken il Rev. Mr. Lot b
church here Sunday, for the Chnstian CommIa-
sion, amounting to the very handsome sum 81.
1927.
lhe Through oIs.Ig gtltni over tle Vermont
Central railroad viii soon stop over Sunday 80
Roxbury, instead # starting from Rouse's Point
early Monday morning, and thesd1 tracks, &C..
at Roxbury necessary for that purposl are now
being laid.
BuRSsD.- The Vermont aud Canada Railroad
wood ou,e Al ST. Adams w,s burned on Friday
afternoon, Loss $1,000 to $1,000
Army HoRsEs -Odo hundred and seventy
horses were sent from BrattIa5jrJ las: sgsk,
designed for the Army OF the Potomac.
RuTL,Np.-A new Episcopal Church is being
built Of very handsome s.,n 10 RatAnd The
architectural design Of The church j. By Bishop
Hopkins,
PRmoNAL-Adjuant M4ttJcks, 81 Vermont,
aud Captain L,rl, of the Fourth Vermont
have b en clshierod " for Conduct unbecoming
an officer and gentleman Lieut. Bradbury,
Of the 9Th Vermont hl, b3e1 dismissed tho SER
vice.
SUDDEN Darn. Nc John PROCTOR of Wet
Rutland died SUD leay last Monday
Charles Lathrops of Montpelier, member Of
Go. +. l7th Vermont Regiment, died IN agmen.
hospital at Alexandra, Va on Monday Nay
9th aged Is years and moaths
PRosorp.-R " c Flrnswor,h, formerly
corporal in % g. ly.h w. regiment has
been appointed captain Of Go. a. 32I q s..
colored troops he took command IN teJur'y
aud is now with has regiment az Hilton Head.
Sc.
GES. SrANNARD 10 COMMAND DIVISION.
Brig Gcn. Geo, J >anuarl and Lieut. GEO. W.
Hooker, A. D. G. eh Fortress Monroe %
"Wednesday ior the front II il expected TIA,
Gen. Sannarl viii command division under
Mo- Gen. Wm. f. Smith
PscERn.lo Tine Rgtlaud HtaM hasi4.~d
it' subscription price TO per nnuum. The
high prices Of printing material, increased cost
Of labor, and advanced telesr4pnc rates, j. tle
cause assigned for the change
The Vermont State Fam will be held az v bic
River junction on TUESDAY, wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. September 1871 lltb, l5lH acd
10th
The Ha,cdDiaH has IT, following
BY private letter from the "a Vermont Kes
iment, we learn OF the following additional cas-
ualtes in Company F Killed, jesse Cummings
Cornelius Nye Wounded George Lawrence.
mortally, Leonard Lawrence. severely John
Burke Charles McCaughAn. boss 10 Company
D, very heyy
PRog1roN The following d list ol 9r
motions recently made in Vernon, regiments
Carqiry Lieut. Col a L. Preston to d.
Colonel Is, Lieut.. Alex q. W Watson, 60. l.,
II T e.
han to be LIT Lieutenant Co. / LIT Sergeant
W. l.. Greculeai to be > Lieutenant Co. l. /,
QlartermasteI Scrg lht Hcrhtrt Brunerl % be
Quartermastcr.
Seoona Regiment Lieut. Col. Newton SION.
to be Colonel; Maj y Jotn :. Tyler % be Lieut.
Colonel Capt Am4sa S. Tracy 90 be- Mt51r
LIST Lieut. Chester X Leach Co. II o. b. CAP
tain Co. II - Lieut.. Il. II. Pronty, CO. II o.
be LIST Lieutenant Co II
Fourth Rginnt.-Major stephen NJ. Pin
gree to be Lieut.. Colonel Capt j. T. Pratt.
Co a, to be Major lst Lieut. J. Byron Brooks,
Co. |, 10 be Captain Co. Ii - Lieut. Charlie,
&. Fisher Co. F, 10 be Let Lieutenant CO.
Sergeant Major James Gallagher, to be % Lieu
tenant Co. +
Sirih R,gment-lst Lieut. Frapk q But
terteld Go. c, to be Captain Co lsj Sergt
John g. Macomber, Co c, to be- LIST Lieutenant
Co c. lst Sergl. Matthew Hussoy Co. |, 70 be-
% Lieutenant Co. c +, lst Ssrgt. Geo. { Bah
cock Go. +, to be p Lieutenant Co. +
T.nth Regimen q. NJ Sergeant Chas II.
Reynolds to be Quartermaster LIST Sergt VIM
White, Co. |, to be u Lieut. Co. |,
Eleueah Regmmt-2i Lieut. Henry j.,
Nichols, B,ttery NJ, to be LIST Lieutenant Battery
b LIST Sergt, Oscar r. Lee, Battery NJ, 70 be
u Lieut.. Battery NJ lst Sergt Henry G. Bax-
ter, Battery Is, 70 be 81 Lieut.. Battery |
THE LADIES national CoygNANr - he toll
lowing is a list Of the Committee Tor Vermont
in the Ladies National Covenant, organized at
Washington to discourage the purchase Of Tor
eign wearing apparel during the continuance OF
the war
Mrs. Senator Foot, Rutland Mrs, Roprcscn
tative Baxter, Derby Line Mrs Representative
Woodbridge Nereenncs Mrs. Representative
Morrill,, STAFFORD.
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