Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

The Presidential Ee3s)rs VIII m33t hers to-
dly (luesiay) to orslnia,, and Wednesday they
will vote Tor Pfesiden; and Wa President, and
scec, messenger 10 carry the vote to Washing
tor. We presume Judge Kellogg will DO select
cd as mcs engeF
TuE LAmE SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY u Mont
pglier Will NEE. at the Grand Jury room, as
uu,l, Tuesday afternoon. A full attendance
Is desirable, as there is much work ready to do,
and The need of it Was n ,yer greater than now.
Mr.lcM-Wc call attention to ibI a1y,r.
taeioent Of Central Vermont Musical Associa-
tim, which is to hold its annual Convention
here he 2oth NJ pains will be spared by the
manager. to make this Convention SUCCESS,
and We con safely predict that it will be-
ACaNoto We have hear rumor tha,
Curtis a. ConraS OF Montpelier, Is among the
phi ners recently exchanged at Savannah. We
ttls, Ais may prove to be so, though at pres.
emit w1 are unab 10 state it positively.
SUICIDE -Cfar,e. Read Of Fairfield, a young
nbou, Gye o clock be got up, without dressing
himsli, Eothis gun, lay down again on his bed
ana putting the muzLie to bis forehead toucheh
tas trigger with bis tol. he wa, instantly
eI no Gauss il assigned FOR the suicide.
A Clalry company has been organized ia
Clm)ridse with an enrolment Of IS men,
oh.ets are, Capt. Pn.land.r Barnam, LIST
Lieut. " SAKE > Lieut. W ). Edwards,
1T srgt W II Gr'1old.
f,g1Y ONr BA1ug.-Tlc Is regiment L. ;.
slarpsho)ers (p.rtly mad. up Of W. sJldIersD
ha been eng d " l0rty-one different battles
and slurmshas. Ihlrty-s-y,a VI these are 10.
s'r.bed on their battle lag.
By resent at of th, legislature the Hon.
AIhrt D. IIAger, th' former Assistant State
GJDgn,, il now appointed State Goolog'', Of
Vermont,
FMAy lvIutrL-lbe attenda ice during
tha year has De n as follows Theological stu
dents Literary Department Is Primary
Department, Is whole number Of different
s.uIeu- -il .ggregat, 2)l
Iu rm,r ". BATTERY we isarn by
e'er from p1r Hudson a., that the vote 10 the
Frs. 81, Battery was IS FOR Llncoio and IS Tor
Ms-elln. rhc health Of the battery wa, good.
FATAL EAlso,n A,emg>r Jane, Clancy,
.biry-..z years Of age, for three years a soldier,
but recently a resident Of Pognal, and track
mister aa ths Troy and Bo.toa Railroad, was
run oyer and instantly killed BY an evening
train, LAST week near North rovna
From BtutL PR,lNs-We nave seen let
,sr written by Walter ScrI5nsr, Of Mldsss1,
member b. he ib Vermont, and who va, on
tile l7.h of November, when this letter vas dated,
ina rsle. prison a; Ielen, g., 10 WHICH the
writer s.y, be vas tlksn prisoner on the 25l OF
June ast Twenty three o. the regiment had
died sn-, then. Ca,rle, Leonard Orf.n Ne,on,
and Russ Chamberlain, we're then a. Meien,weu.
Aa Macs ci Cabot cam, hom. The vr..ef vs'
well anl bad been since hi, capture anil va
therefore NOT lucky enough to b, exchanged.
Dam lN Pms1N-Thc following Vermont
soldiers are among those who have died a. An.
dcrspnU.e, Ga
a Gill. 90. A, So, June sth D II Reed, II,
lstNt Cavalry, juno 18TH Jas Callty, II,
w. Cav, June II j Boomer. "a W. Bat
June 10 John Mcintyre. n, VI Cav June Il
p Hubbard. -, ". Bat, June 70 p Manner,
9h VI june - + CAswell. b, 9th w., june
30.h Ciouab Burchatd, \. 9th VI June 80
n Chase, II. 9Th W., July 81 Smith, Ii,
let VI July 9th, 7 Dttw, +, VI Cav, July
9,h Bailey, \, q ", July llth d Well.
er, B. SIN Vi. July llth W Carter, A, u
". Blucry, July ll,h, JOS Pro, d, Sth Vt,
July -, II J. JOINS. b, 9th VI, July 18th,
III Cole, IL 9th w., July Is 81. John,
A, llth Nt, July l6 e r Ferm'u, IL, 9TH
Kt., July 18th.
FHc Burlington Times says
General sannard has been IN town for few
days past visiting his friends and We are pleased
TO say looks % admirable health and spirits.
Tue General, VIC learn, expects to report for
light duty soon
city charter for Burlington was passed At
the late session Of the Legislature. Some Of
the people Of Burlington are not pleased with
it, aud ]; isn't yet certain that the town will
accept tho grant