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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

f sa The. Charleston Aerexry. quistly picked up its traps and obsqudtulaaed, doubtless in search of,sons other ditch to die in. Ths c0nrier gas seized and converted into loyal paper. Fort Sumter vas found to be in a very Strong copditiou for defense. and received . new accession sf strength in the old "ssass and Stripes hoissed once more above it.
 Late files of Richmond papers are interest. ing. The indignation of | Richmond sdis. ors over the defeat by their Senate of he bin to put slaves in their armies continues to be- vented in strong language, and the Ssrtind (Jef. Davis organ) calls for A u,ass meeting in that city to coerce the Senators. It appssrs that the bill received its qaietas by majority ofouly yons' there being eleven sgainst it to ten in favor.
 The rsbei cavalry chief Forrest is said to bs preparing Tor move which is shortly to msko the Yankees and negroes in the west bowl.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
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 Among the sops of Litohfeid County who have fallen in this war, fand whom it is our duty and delight 10 honor we ind the name of Captain Frsdsris M. Berry. He was the son of John c. and Ana Berry, and was born in Kent, Jan .2oth alss4 Educated in the coun- try. he grew upwith asstrong taste for agrieul- .urai pursuits and a deep love for home and the old homestead. When the rebellion broke out. and it was found that our homes and lib critics must be defended by the sword, he. like go many others was fired with q patriotic spirit ana under as sense of duty lsfs farm, and home and friends to do what he..could for the pres >rvatiou of his country He enlisted Tn the Niuetssnth Regiment of Con neoticut Volunteers. which upon it's arrival ip Wash ington was changed to the Second Connecticut Heavy Artillery. He was chosen First Lieu tenant. and afterwards, upon the resignation of his Captain. he was elected to fill the va- cancy. -
 At the battle of Winchester, on the 18th oi September last, he was severely wounded in the leg. Fever set in, and although he had written home telling his friends not to be troubled about him, and that he was doing well, yet the day after that letter reached his parents on the 18th of September, he died His body was carefully buried and suese- quently conveyed to his home.
 He was highly respected by both officers and men as good soldier, an able officer, a gentleman and 8 Christian. He was worthy and valuable member of the Church of Christ, to which he belonged; and the community Tn which he lived miss in him an active and faithful citizen His generous, social, and manly character won for him many friends He died, lamsnted not only by large family circle, but by all who knew him.
 It is by the blood of such men that our ooup try IS to be saved. It is no small consolation te the 'bereaved friends of Captain Berry tha, they had such a gift to lay upon the alta, of their country fss ..u-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
Military Items.

, The following members of the 2d Artillery have recently been paroled: Adelbert NJ CaIkins, Co. o.; Thomas Taylor, Henry Payne, Andrew M'Guide. Co. H; John Cal non, Elisha Peck, Calvin Bowers, E. H. Nor thrup. Co. L, It's H. Skinrer aud Fl. P. Kirk ham. - fos a.s s5s aa
 The 1st Conn. Cavalry have been sent new and elegant flag of crimson silk, ,bordered with yelssw, fringe, and inscribed with the names and, dates of twenty important battles and skir mishes in4 which they have been engaged, to take the place of an old one, which has beer used up in the service. a9 ss8ssaq staos
 Col Theodore s. Ellis, of the l4ih Conn. and It. Col, Thomas 8. Trumbull of the Firsi Artillery, are detailed for, duty on a court martial newly convened at Washington
 iCapts Hiram L. Grant has been promoted to besMajor of the 9th Conn. Regiment. .ii as 3 ln consequence of . general exchange of prisoners being now in progress, all payments of back pay to families ofsoldiers held as pris. onefse by the rebels are suspended till further orders, Those ,intsrested will take notice. Lieut., H. ". Chaffeld, Adjutant of the 17th Conn, recently died in Florida, from wounds received inethe attack on St. Augustine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

a9r Next Saturday, March 4th,-. Inau-
 enratlon Day"--is to be celebrated in various parts of the Country as day Of rejoicing for the recent victories of the Union Armies and the near approach of Peace. May the new Government, inaugurated into office on that day, further and complete the hopes and as- pirations of the people and the efforts of the brave defenders of the country before many weeks or months have rolled away. s.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
! 'MARRIED.

h Litchneld, Feb. 24th, by Inss. Nso pss.. males, MT. Hayden Farmer, ,iss Com. .HsSss 4ss!iss|.s 4ssills;s ss N's Mary E \ lAssasss lssA In thistewh,s sasdnlk sr.Rsn sls. .raun.s. SMr. Wm. Stoddsrd. ,pf cornvell, asea 7A and Mrs. Anna DicRinsoh, sof Litok kfsId. ,.si e9 zist ult: shy Edward V. sssymour, hsc' ,. t. Eiijsh Buppsll ef P and Hl,aifa .. sionss Litchf fsld. | II WE D Al1ETf 'P :.
 !9 south Britain. 22d nlt., pssj. [. Iahs; d. of bsthlslsm snd Mrs aHazhsk 1zs1I> ', tf seuthE hs1fainsro,szazas .asga KsTE1sr'k
 !ia2 .kssf ,ae 7skas1ess
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

s<T The Fishkill Journal says that work will commence on that section of the Hudson River and Erie Railroad in.A priI, and that the cars will probably be running through the vile lage of Fishkill by the summer of 1866. 3t. z
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
General Nsws.

| One more of the rebel pirates. Capt. .Jarnes
 |. Beali. the Virginia millionaire, was hung d Governors lslaud, N. T.. sn Friday. He vas ouca respited, but has at last got his just de- serts. One of his crimes was an attempt to throw train of the track on the; Lake Shore road for the purpose of robbing tho express car. One of the Virginia ehivalry hung ss . pirate and hgh-wayman He was 32u years old s -il
 The following scene took place in the Sen- ate on Thursday K .,....'- .. 5 &
 Mir. Trumball asked leave to take up the biN to provide U marble bust of the late ChieEjas- tice Fancy for the Supreme Court room. Mr. Sumner hope not An enhancipatsd coun. try ought not to make bust of the author of the Drsd Scott decision. 'Mr. Trumbull cad Chief tnstics Fancy was not to be looked tt in that way Mir. Sumner-Let me tell the Sen. ator from Illinois that the name o! 1'ansy will be hooted down the page of history, aAd as emancipated country will fasten upon it the stigma it desetyesEa dlsgrace to the judiciary of the country and the age. '''' q '' '-'iia a''H
 The rebel House has passed the bill to arm the negroes, and the Senate is expected to concur immediately. Rebel journals differ widely in their views of the feasibility and ad-. SlsaollHty !Hy oi the m measure, fape, ox sho 4
 Rebel prisoners who have returned to Rich. mond are robbed and garroted in the strsets. They have been knocked down and relieved of their valuables by those who havnt had a chance to supply themselves from plentiful northern markets.
 The New York insrchanls, ass meeting on Thursday, resolved sos fake ueasuIss for the celebration of onr victories on the 4sh Of March, and invite the psople from Calais, Me-. to San Francisco, Cal, to suspend business and unite in grand jubilee on that day.
 The arrangsinasnts a t already made ioi.ths inau. guration ball indicate that the managsrb de- !, sign that it shall sarpass any prsvio6s ball of that character eyer given in Washinston. .sil ihu'
 Mir. Fessenden will throw three millions of specie on the, market byOthe payment Of the March interest on the gold.bsariue boaas.iq ip i Brig. Gen. Robert Anderson has bso,nl eos. I6rmed to be major1general bys brsyet ,,in Aks regular army, and Brig. Gen. Chas. [. Paine and Edward Heath have been coneru,sd Ss major, gener'sls of yGlpptsss p Py Ihrsyst. ,io
 The Union eomnission of New York viii send sn agsntto Charleston st to aid saGsripg p'op'' 'ne'e' hqsiAasa s1sddna bsllsg GI
 The rebel cohsrsssuan Feoss aid tAat la the secret sessions of the. rsbel ,eoutfsss lkS cause had been given up as virtually loss los three npntes pest, sIaaatelf .san,1
 The New York 1pdspsdssf adyosaiis Ss- nalei sunmges Sf9dffll0aA ,IL2STokaeE
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
Bar Some eight or ten sheets of the "dsu

D4~ Some eight or ten sheets of the "dsmo- cratic persuaslon, have been started on their
 mission in I1tchfeld within the last eight or ten years, ficketed their lnte life and gone out forever, The. moral must be painfully obvious to some of our copperhead friends, who are itenderly nursing a soeakly bantling that ' bids fair to drop off even. sooner than it's uckless
 .predecessurs. '+-'
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

D0r The Union State Central Committee have appointed Hon. N. D. Sperry of New Haven, ,Ghairu.an of their Conmittee,and John M. Morris, of New Haven, ,m mber of the com mlttee from New Haven County, vice Sperry 
 promoted. Isa5a 5 'aga. ?; fi >.4 u tta
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

Union Senatorial Convention.
 SIXTEENTH D1srRrcr ~ @a5
 THE Electors of the several towns comprit ing the 18th Senatorial District who are in ia vor of sustaining the present administration are requested to send delegates to meet in con vention. at the Hotel of K. H. Kelly. in Wood bury, on Thursday, the 16th day of March 1865, at 10 Q clock, for, the purpose of nomina ting candidate for Senator, and for the trans acting any other business proper to come be. fore said convention. 5.t1rtls',.... s.s..7
 .glp .,scgg si.,g5 E. M. SAITH, Chairman.
 Watertown, Feb. 18th, 1865. ;..@. :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

H9~ The readers of the Winsled paper must have thought the proceedings of the Senatorial Convention, as reported in that sheet last week, Q triae {" mixed" What the settlement or salsry of the Rev. Mr. Clsavland Tn New Hartford had to do with the Union Convention sce couldn't see. But the editor himself admits he was little " muddled" while the Conven- ton was ih session.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

Falls Village.-And Irishman by the
 name of Thomas Downy fell through fines
 Railroad Bridge on Saturday night last. and | broke his neck. e?,1s at5 .r ..ls;, sit t1 .l- "A government. agent arrived in Falls ] Village on Monday, to@t testithe Atnes, Cannon
 Fifteen cannon are ready for lrial,, and they
 are to be tested one n day till finished < The
 government have already accep,ed oneb of the
 guns, and will probably accept all if they
 stand the trial. F, h(7d q Kent. The Reverend Charles A. Brad
 shaw, concerning whose religious and irreli- gious adventures among the people of Mace
 denia we gave brief synopsis n fort night
 since, was removed to Oswego, N. Y. under the escort of Sherif, whre he. having ex- pressed desire to put off the church trium-
 phant and pnt on the church militant, was al-
 lowed to do so, and put through accordingly. We have not learned whether the. last fayre ladye of his choice was allowed 10 accompany him in his new vocation as 8 child of the regi-
 ment. 1ls '1a yfad 96 baA ,i.sdsis7a sj f+of ttE 5ga--l.-la Laoa9s /. 3iepm 4 New PrestOn.-O -Otice Norris, attached
 to the office of the Provost Marshal efin New
 Haven, has arrested, long sought-fsr deserter by the name of Edward A Root Root 1deserts
 ed from the Conscript Camp in July,s 1864! He had served three years, and ,rs-enlisted and
 went away on pass from the Camp. HssEas
 found in the office of Geo. % Hitcheock; New
 Preston L- Ex sgleg5g aaW #okaIg Tsh sgainsy '5i q. .se 4l al.-.g2 2zl laa oi i,s3la8 Norfolk. The Choir of the Norfolk Con
 gregational Church propose to give q ssonpcsrat, on Wednesday evening. next March ah, lHhsn they will sing a selection of pieces from the best composers and9 vith the congregation
 will illustrate eongrsgatiopa Sag githag., respon siye and other styles ofchanting.gjd aasd I 6ii l il1aad fJ7sE :r7r---7- Tsti Daa Itig LailC TOrringt0u.--WmaR R. Sladsl has sold out his interest in the sIads < Holly lWooisnsaflsI at Wolco,tyilIs, and will go into manaf factur1 ing on an extensive seals Ansonia. .,,, The Coe Brass Co. of thslsaHs village has deahled4 it's capital, making it Oo,e0o'as s~ .bsooai
 srrfaas Efst z.l-..s.. a--4-- zasits sEaH zs5si d
 Washiugton. -ssrgt g. Jsy 1Nsttlets6, who served three years in tts sfh ", and ,sl passed unhprt through all the battles iptwhiehsI that heroic regiment has participated. .sfrssf from sickness and woands, twas 1sst eAatdadni discharrsd. and very sshsisiy narrisd hinn.
 wife, has bought ths farm owned abyn Capts
 Wm. Wright and tsettlese down toatle sWslll earned quiet of home and the psaosful darhnSssI 1at asccF saE ,38x.laocu 3aastind iS bcoi4
 .2si4astiainlG sas laa .sa5fgd sa 5dsd eE ssonie = gsgslg sts baa enaig sd! ae isssaoajs itsi
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
.Nar.hsi,ls.ha .sol,

Rnekiagh ghAms of aNarlhsills. has sold
 out, and moved to this place, to occupy the fsfm pwned sby Abner W. Mitchell, who actu. dted b lhe purest patriotism. nobly gave his life tqthd cause of truth and freedom. AdN
 -F Frsd<rick sherman of New Prssson, Con. tempist tuiiaing a mansion house, at Sthe
 loxsr nlcf warramaug Lake, thsdimensfons
 to be 60 fseS by 40. and three stories above
 the basement All in readiness for the Bss& E. R. R. S
 The Debating sooiety has not opened bus sinsss the past4rinter, for society generally, |eeoeSs skehl nd socially, had resolved it. self into committee of the whole for unlimit- cd discussion of ministersin general and the Rev. W. H. H. M., in particular. Conse- queace, three deacons' meetings" in sueess- sioa The ancient Macedonian cry is still UT. gent, but no zealous Partp pr fffhfnl Timothy, or even fruitful " Bradshaw, sas yet appre. oia.es the beauty of a good salary and delight
 fal parsonage The usual monthly collection lin, the .sabbathes scheolfor January, amounted to $4,oO. Several valuable prizes have bseu offered to various classes, for < the scholar
 who shall commits and repeat in public,5 the greatest number efsssrsess from the Bible. Ol which sn account in due time i'a 'fE A-aH v.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02

sis skDr The Concord (N. H. Monitor inquiries,
 poetically, Why was the hero of Gray's EIe- ,gy, evidently volunteer recruit ?" aud answers itriulnphantIy.' Because MT. Gray says: .'@=
 .Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere. ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-02
s@Lewis Catliuj, Esq, P. M. of Harwinto

i @Lewis catliu. Esq, P. NJ. of Harwinton, was yesterday nominated by the copperheads of this district for Senator. MT. Catlin Is a staunch Union man. and left the democratic ranks when the southern democracy fired the frst gun on Sumter, and now. when the old flag is once more. nnfnrled above that fortress in
 spite of them, he is not likely to return to their embrace: But if the copperheads choose to nominate him it is no concern of ours. Should
 he accept he will undoubtedly poll good
 many Union votes, and upon Union nomina- ton, we shonld be glad to see him Senator. |fIon this diatliat s9 '': .'':