Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-15
VERMONT ITEMS.

The veterans OF the lnlru vermont, not re-
enlisted, will be mustered out of service at Bur-
lington about the Goth of this month.
A letter from the Ninth Vermont regiment,
dated at Newport Barr cks, n. c., July LIST,
states that the regiment with other troops were
out on an expedition the week before, and took
about twenty-five prisoners.
Lieut.. Col. Benton of the 18th VT, is rem
dered unfit for duty by chronic diarrhoea and
has resigned.
Among the deaths at Washington on the 9Th
are. Henry Woodwork. 4th VT, and w. W.
Webster, Vermont Artillery.
Among the deaths announced in the hospi-
tails at Washington on the 18th, are Oliver
Davis, Sd Vermont Silas IIoulon, 18th YER
mont Isaac Clark, LIST Vermont Artillery.
Among the deaths announced in Washing
ton on the 9th we notice that OF Albert Bar
,holomew, 81 VI Regiment
John A. Luce of West Randolph, brakeman
on freight train, was killed instantly on Mon
day the 4th inst, while shackling car near
the depot. A projecting timber knocked bin
senseess, and his head and arm were crushed
between the cars.
The following patents have heen recently is
sued to Vermonters L. I. Jewett OF ST. Al
bans for cement pipe machine; PhiletuS Knapp
Of Woodford, for improvement in scaitoldInG
and eleyaiing the same.
Capt. Horace i. CroSsman Of the old Second
VT. who lost leg at Fredericksburg, expects
to 60 into active service soon in command Of d
colured regiment
The Government has purchased 1864 caval.
nv horses in Vermont since March II, 1861
pasing from 81 3 to Sl4j apiece for them
Most Of them were shipped from ST. Adams.
Capt. JENNIE, 9th VT, is in charge of VT, ie
cruits at rendezvous at New Haven. Conn.
/ Jesse Stedman, Esq. Springfield, this state
died suddenly on the 4th inst, just after hav
/ ing addressed public assembly, and while HI
was upon the platform. lie was 50 years o
aye aud was n native of Chester. He was
man Of naturally strong mind and remarkable
vigor and Of decided and radical views, whicl
he was ever ready to enforce as a writer ant
speaker
A correspondent "E. D. g." writes con
corning cheese factory which he has recently
visi ed on the grounds OF Slebbins Bardwell
Esq =. in Pawlet. The factory is supplied will
the milk of 400 cows, and max es daily ten O
eleven cheeses weighing over 100 pounds each
The chepees there made are described as of
superior quality and a. e said to command il
market some two ce Is per pound more thai
"dairv cheese" Stebbins Bardwtll and SlepheI
Dillingham; are among the promoters Of the en-
terpr Sc.
THE l7ru REGIMENT.-Mai. w. Au.tine, I
S. A., arrived in Burlington "Wednesday, eve
ming, of las, week and proceeded at once t
muster in Co. Of the lIlh Regiment. Th
Major worked with his accustomed energy, an,
the so men composing the company entered
the service Of the United States at "doubl
quick time" The company leaves for the iron
II few days. and will be n very acceptable all
di,on to the Regiment.
The following are the officers OF Co. /, lit
regiment. just mustered in.
CAPTAIN Daniel Conway, Rutland.
First Lieutcnam-William II. Norton, Stra
ford.
Second Lieutcnqnt-Ge W. Tobin, Thet
ford.
Captain Conway was ID Lieutenant of Co. i
Nth Regiment, and was an excellent officer.
The remaining company of the regiment
expected to be full within lew weeks.
TIE CAvALRy.-A correspondent of tn
Free Press furnishes them with the tollowin
list of casualties in The l>t Vermont Caavl
during the recent raid of General Wilson.
Killed.
Lieut. IL. il. 1all, 20. III Lieut. SteWal
Co. G..
Wounded and Prisoners.
Lieut. Greenleaf, Co. L 1t. Moore, Co. ID.
W0unded.
Capt Cummings, Co. d, lis in Cavalry Corr
Hospital, City Poinl)
Missing.
Lieut.. Sawyer Co. b Lieut.. Chandler, c,
, L Capt. Grant, Co. | Lieut.. Higley, Co. X.
Serst. Woodbury.. Co. G, killed.
Corp. Jenny Co. c. killed.