The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

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in Co. +, 10th regiment.
Ora Putnain, son of Rev. George Put.
nam of Albany, is a private in the Sth regi-
ment.
George P. Ral slow, son of hev. George
W. Ranslow of Milton, is in the 1st Iowa
regiment.
John A. Ryder OF the sth regiment and
Ziba Ryder of the 9th, are sons of Rev. SAM
Ryder Of Coventry.
Chas. W. Seaton, son of Rev. c. NJ Sea-
ton of Charlotte, is a Captain in the Vermont
Sharp Shooters.
Eugene F. Skinner, son O Rev. Warren
Skinner of Cavendish, is in one of the Vt.
regiments.
Edward W. Smith, Lieut.. COL, on the
staff of General Gilmore, is son of the
ate Rev. Wor,hington Smith, D. d. Of St.
Adams.
Lawriston +. Stone and Solomon Stone, OF
the I'd VT Regiment, and James p. Stone
1t. of Co. |, "a Vt. regiment, are sons OF
Rev. Lew H. Stone. of Mortified, and Ed
ward II lbrook, of Co. F, 9Th regiments his
step-son.
John NJ. Stone, son Of Rev. John F.
Stone of Berlin, is a priv ate in the 6:h reg;-
ment.
john NJ. Thatcher, son of the late Rev.
Joseph Thatcher of Tunbridge, was Captain
of Co. |, 18th regiment.
Aldace F. Walk er, son of Rev. Adace
Walker of Walling ford, was Captain of Co.
{, llth regiment.
Stephen \. " alker, son of Rev. Charles
Walker. D. d. Of Pittstord, is Pay-master in
the army, with the rank of Major.
Henry Q. Wheeler, son OF Rev. o. G.
Wheel OF South Hero. is Ii. in Co. A, 1st
Vt. Cavalry.
Charles r. Williams, son Of Re-. Ste
phen Williams of Orwell, vas private in
Co. G, 9TH l. S. Artillery, and died at Port
Hud son, August 1868.
George Woodward of the 81 Regiment
and John w. Woodword, Captain of Co.
NJ, lst Vt. Cavalry, the latter of whcm Wa.
killed at Gettysburg, were sons OF Rev. Johr
II. Woodward of Westford.
Albert Thomas, ID son Of Re-. C.roeiiu.
A. Thomas, d. d. of Brandon. served "a.
Chaplains Aid in the "a Reg.meat, d urin2
the Ch.p.ai.cy Of Rev. Lisu,!iu, i
Smith
Wilbur Spencer, son Of Rev. Moses 5 zen
Ger of Leicester, is a member Of Co. c, III
regiment
Orvei a. Say!es, son Of Rev. Lenyie K
Say!es Of Leicester, was Sergeant in Co. u
12th Regiment, and died Of djptheria white
lr the service, Feb. 9TH, 1858, at Wolf Ran
Shoals Va.
VIM. z. Bowen, Jr, and Samuel S. Bow
en-, sons Of Rev. VIM. c. Bowen of Hebron
n. Y, formerly of Hut!and Co., in this
State were nembers--the former corporal
and the latter priea;e-ot Co. II. 9TH reg
ment. William was wounded and take
prisoner at Savage Station ii nally exchang-
ed and discharged, for permanent disability
Samuel died in the hospital near cam
GritIin, Va, Nov. 2lst, 1861, of fever ant
dysentery.
Walter d. Hodge, son Of Rev. RS II odg
of Orwell, died at Wolf Run Shoals. Va
June l2th, 1868, while in tie 10th regimen
as Surgeons Aid.
Edward +. Balch, son of Rev. M'iliar
! S. Bach, OF Ludlow, is an officer IN Go. |, ,
esiment.
William Miller, son Of Rev. William 4
Miller Of Manchester, is musician in tn
service, We believe in one of the Vernon
regiments.
Melvne c. Spauliing, son Of the lal
Rev. -- Spaul1ing of Pittsted, was
manber of the Regimental Band of the II
regiment, and is, We believe, am ong the I
cent recruits from Pittsiield.
Willard Child, jr., NJ. d., son of Re
Willard Child, ID. ID. OF Castleton, W
Assistant Surgeon Of the three mont
regiment and l., now Surgeon Of the 4ta reg
ment.
John Bird &c, son of Rev. J. W. Bridge
Walden, IS private in one Of the Nermo
regiments.
John ". Faes, son Of Rev. Caleb Fa!es
Crafts ury, is in the 9th regiment.
EIw ard B. Hadiey, son of Rev, X. Ha
ey of Hardsick, was in the 4th regime
and died in the service.
This makes total of 81 sons Of Nermc
ministers in the army" +. IT, W.
= Vermont Record.
Second Appearance of the Pomer
Party.
/ a new Fremont paper has Leen started
Washington, called The New Era. Bnrel
1t the New York correspondent of the Bosr
. Journal, tells of new radical organizatl
which has raised fund OF 100000 and Y
i commence Fremont paper III Ne" u
J. under the significant title Of The Plthii
r er." The new organization will siand al
I. from the republicans an democrats ali
10 and embraces in its active membership
only the leading German politicians, bat
r. danoorats and radical aDOlltiOnlsts. One