Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

.ntparsofthe STATE, especially in Washington o.
nts 4ll .auoule Counties, will confer great favor
apou asand our renders by sending us local iutegene,
Give use faclsand We will arrange them Tor the papei
tnASGE or RAILROAD TINE. On and after
NFniaN the l0sh inst. 3ilro4d traus will
lega Montpelier for the South at O5 A. NJ,
ojP. NJ, and 10 P. NJ and for the West at
. 5} and II A. NJ, 3 40 and % p
D STEVENS of East Montpelier sold pair
Of horse. here to-day (Sionday) for 1900 Tho
pair drew the first premium at the State fair
over sixteen other matched spans They were
sold to gentleman from Connecticut.
The next meeting Of the Vermont Historical
Society will be held At Montpelier on Tuesday,
October Is, 1864, at 2 O'clock, p NJ. The an
nuaI address will be delivered by the Rev Ben
jamjn La5aree, d. D., Of Middlebury, and the
Rev. Charles c. Parker, Of Waterbury. will read
Biographical sketch Of Gov Ezra Butler 9th
erpapar will probably be in readiness.
C0uTGRFETs. We see a caution given, to
look out for counterfeit So on tho Commercial
Bluk OF Burlington The appearance Of the
Bills y SAID to be bad and thonames Of President
AVID CASHIER engraved.
Surgeon Henry James, u. S Vols. he's been
ordered 70 duty 10 charge Of the General Hosp
oil, Montpelier, W.
William q. Cambridge, E,q late Editor aod
Pmpr.'ord The Vergenne, Vomonter, ha, di.
p -.I 70 that establishment to Mr.. Orange c.
Gage practical printer, and is about to remove
so Newpor, Orleans County, where he designs to
e.ab Union newspaper.
f..ce " tls empoJe,- Of The Vermont C.n-
tu Railroad haze bssn prosecuted IN b, charge
ID. .,,us freight from the care A. White River
J-i.a Two ot them baya been bound over
100 tle sam Of $500 for appearance AT the Coun
g Coart
il D Barton, OF Waltham, recently pur.
cna- o' Mr SANFORD, Of Orwell. % Atwood
msr.a5 'l-.p for $4,000 and 20 choice ev.
Isl,' vsr recently sold by B. Rich Of Shore
ham, Burgess IT Ho1sic for s2,4OO
Tie summer residence Of VIM N. Ey,rt,, in
VS. l'ar, ua' entered On ihe night Of the 2jth
Old and quantity Of silver taken.
LtCo.s. f. Piugreo late of the Alb VI.
Rest, hi' three years term of service having eI.
Fir.d hos returned to the practice Of law IN
H4-iord
C''. Thomas o Seayer having honoraby ard
efficiently served bus country Tor three years dur.
ns.va.h time be participated in nearly all tie
BATTLES which The army Of the Potomac fought,
haa rtumel To tue study u law in the office Of
Wasaaurn Marsh, in woodstock.
ALLOTTED PAr-A.,ignees and Others hold.
ing ort.'' for allotted pay tho Third Battery
are h.-.y notified that returns have been
rese.s0! hr Jlly and August, and this Office j.
prepared % nag the sum. received in the usual
Wy. JoHN b. PAGE, Treasurer.
klti.ui, Oct u 1864
GALLANT BEHAyIoR % THE NrSru VERgoSr.
IHe Ninth Vermont Volunteers, now attached
10 the Eighteenth Army Corps, CALAMITY charged
d rei0uht during the fighting Of the 2sth ult.
and cap ure1 IL with three guns and a number
oi prisoners Their loss was two killed and =
number wounded. q
sopuR AssAuLrEp.-A brutal assault yas 1
90 81" by two villains on soldier in Rutland on v
Thursday night last. II, was Knocked down b,
= s4us shot and lay insensible all night
DRowNrp.-A littlc son Of Charles p. Allen ?
of Port keos, aged seven years was drowned by
falling rom the wharf there, into the Lake on d
Tuesday last. His body was was no, recovered 7
until Friday.
BANK oI BuRLlNGro,-Th Bank Of Burling. o
ton made on extra dividend Oct /, of FIVE per
e nt s.
Publication OF rus LIwG-We trust a bil
will be- passed at The coming session Of theLeei,.
Is'are, to amend the Statute providing for the &.
OF the laws in the Newspaper, Of tn. '
ate. The price fixed has not been for years
4 az adequate 10 the service asked, aAd ia now
small II the Lave are Of interest l.
enough Tor the people to read, the people can ,
afford Fl pay proper price to have them prin-
led -fre Press
Coon ros NEaNoNr.-rhe Adjunnt and In
p'cor General announces that the State of
Vermont has filled her quotas under the lat. call
Iui under all calls previously made, and now n
las d act surplus TO her credit of ten hundred
md piac men
MusrEREn OUr.-The officers and priystes of
he 4th Vermont regiment tina, had not 70 enlis. 81
ted were mustered out of service at Brat;leboro b
N Friday, Sept. SO,h, by Major Austine The
olowng is list Of the officers that were mus
erred ont Lit Col Stephen NJ. PinPr.e, Sur
,eon $. J. Allen, Adjutan, Geo B. French, |
QaaJterma.ter Henry I. Ou,hmsu, Assistant =,
Surgeon BNby, Capt A. Brown, Jr., Capt. A. a,
". Fisher, Lieut. A. X. Nichols, Lieut.. W.R. ,,