Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

j NJ Gurnsey, Y van,
Geo D Howard, II NJ Wells
W f Hubbard, II Whittier,
d Hyde, Charles II WlIlam'
Rodney Lund Geo " Wing
The Company Of Vernon. Volunteer Militia
raised ia Warren and Waitsfeld was organized
on Saturday Dec. 3lst, BY tho election Of the fol-
lowing officers
Captam--IIo W. Lyford.
Lieatsaaats- Edwin Cardell lst, Orlando
BLING u.
Scrgeaals-Stedman 0 Tucker, Orderly, sam
uel Austin, Jr, u Jefferson Ilall,3i Eldridgo
Hanks, An.
Corporal-George Hanks, lst Henry II.
Chirman, % Henry 0. Billings Sd Maurice 5.
Sterling, 4sh.
STmGr0Rp MILITARY CoNrANY.-lhe compa-
nv OF State Militia recruited in the towns Of
Stran1rd and Nershlre, was organized at Stra-
ford, Dee 3lst hY the election Of the follow
ing officers h. L Smith, Captain VIM. 5.
McNaster, 1T Lieut.. Royal A. Hatch, q Lieut.
The Bradford and Fairleo Militia Company
was organized on Thursday, Dec 9Th. The fol-
loving officers were elected viz
COL b. X. Audross, Captain COL Roswell
Faruuam, lst Lieut., Capt f. A. Klbouus, ID
Lieut.
Nya.commisaoned s6c,i-Col. II n. Worth
en-, lst Sergeant, Capt C.. 3. Leach % Ser
geint, Capt. 7 ). Chamberlin, 81 Sergeant,
John STATION, 18th Sergeant Lieut. j w.
lily, Is. Corporal Charles Y Mann, "a Cor
pYral Calvin p Clarke, 81 Corporal Vim. +.
5 Celly, lth Corporal.
BJors AND SuoEs.-Mr L. Bickiord, whose
shop is Oh Nam street, Montpelier, announces
that be is the sole agent in tbs vicinity for the
tl.o Of tic celebrated Rubber sole boots and
shoes Tor ladies', misses and cbildrcn's wear.
He also makes all kinds Of custom work, and
spares no pains to give satisfaction and mora
over be warrants all his work lie has adopted
tie cash sfs@m-which is by the way, mos.
excallen, system br every oue to ADOPT, and
which We wish all men doing business would
resort to-and he hopes thereby to make money
AMI We hope and thuk he will. Mr. Bedford
also deals in all kinds OF goods usually ioun IN
boot and shoe store, and is perpared at all
times to attend to the orders OF customer.
The Unjon Bank, SWAnton has declared a
dividend Of four per cent for the last SIX months
ard elected as directors, Joseph Blake, Oscar \.
Burton, Henry II Reynolds William L. sowles,
A c. Butler, Noes Catlin and Norman A.
Lassell
Joseph Blake President and Norman A Las
sell, Cashier
The ST. Adams Bank elected as directors,
Hiram b Sowles John Gregory Smith, Silas
P. Carpenter, lloratio n, Barber, Jasper Rand,
Warrington c. Smith, and Bradley Barlow.
Hiram B. Sowlcs President John G. Smith
Vice President, Bradley Barlow, Cashier, and
Cyrus y. Bishop, Teller,
Felix Rober,ss lad IS years old of Burlington
was severely ifnot fatally injured last week by
the accidental discharge ola pistol in the hand'
OF a boy by the name o! Freeman.
Ga Wednesday, Dac 18th, Cornelius Steb-
bins of Troy, was cAush in the machinery Of
steam mill in That town, and So much injured
tina, he died the next day.
John Il. Peck, formerly of Burlington, who
has been confined IN the Carroll Place House OF
Detention, Washington, for some months past,
charged with completely in the frauds Of Major
Lawrence, L :. paymaster, has been uncondi-
t0nally released, nothing having been proved
against him.
Observation-Disclosures Joseph B Campbell
4,h Regular Artillery, is now Assistant Adju-
taut General on the saf of Brig, Gen. Win
throp, Of the 9th cors.
NEwsPAroRlAL.-The Burlington Daily Time,
and the Daily F,te Press advanced their terms
the LIST of January, to eight dollars per year.
Walton DAILY is the same The Rutland Her.
aid is ten dollars.
The annual Session of the Masons Grand
Lodge Of Vermont, will DO held at Burlington,
January IL. The Rutland aud Burlington
Vermont Central, Vermont Valley, and Pas
sumpsio Railroads, will carry persons attending
for fare one rdy.
VERMONT SOLDIERS IN RKBEL PRisoNs-Col
II. r. Stoughton, 2nd U. s s. s., writes US tina
theirs are - officers belonging to Vermont reg
mcnts at Columbia, 5, c., amongst whom arc
Major j. +. Pratt 4th Vt. Vols, and Maj, Z
X Fleming, 18th VI, Lient, f. b, Parker
Co, b, llth W., died from the effects Of being
bitten by boodhounds while attempting toes
cape. lIls death took place Oct 18th ls64, ii
the hospital at Columbia, 5. e. Corporal l
G. Nlramorc, Of this town, member oil Go. \
lst VI, Cavalry, arrived here on Tuesday even
ing from Camp Parole, Annapolis, lie LEI
Savannah Nov. 20lh, and since May 9th, 1864
the date OF lis capture, has beef in the follow
ing rebel prisons :-L'nchburgh, Va; Ander
sOnyllle. ia Savannah, Ga.
Tho Vermont officers and soldiers lately ca
changed at Charleston, 5. g., desire to EXPIRE,
Their deep obligations t. Mr.. p. T.. lloar, fol
merry OF keesyllle, n, Y +, now Sanitary Rel,
agent on board the steamship United STATE.
Mr.. Hoag's kindness, and tender considerable,
and generous treatment Of our sick and staryir
prisoners knew no bounds and the officers an
soldiers who were the recipient. of his di.i,,e
,sted attentions, desire that hs fr,oad. - y.
we should no. remain ignoran, of ~. noh
conduct burlington Times Nv "'V