Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

N'o~i PA'ANN "HN 'NtSi1h SOHp hhJ VI 'SHb AAt"'A
lerists reached burlington about eight o'clock
last Friday morning, and Immediately marched
to the old Fair Grounds, where the company
broke ranke and the boys went in quest of break
fast 1t is reported that the "Queen City"
was fairly caught mapping, and that not drum
or bugle note, nor even a solitary cheer broke
the sombre silence as these returning heroes
marched through its streets to their quarters
or rather to the place whore their quarters
should have been. At Troy, Nav York, and all
along their homewaTd route the boys were warm.
y received welcomed and cheertd on their way
ard this fact was in such pleasant contras. to
their reception in Vermont, that we don't won
der the boys gave Capt. 5 art tLrCe cheers and
tiger, when he dryly remarked, as his men were
drawn up in line With the prospect Of any
breakfast yet in the uncertain future, that " al
though they tidn't seem to be known in their
native State, they were know in sister States,
and had made Tor themselves a name in history
which time would not obliterate or even dim"
The men are to DO mustered out Of service TO-
day Cruesday) The company now consists Of
1873 men and 4 Off
OUR NATIONAL ANsIyERsARY.-Ihe citizens OF
Burlington, Butland, and several other large
towns in this State, have made ample arrange
ments to have grand celebrations in their sew
eral towns on the approaching Anniversary Of
our national independence Some little talk Of
" celebrating here has been INDUCED in, bat
nothing definite has yet been settled upon for
iho contamination OF the end desired. II our
people think best to get up celebration that
shall be worthy the capital OF Vermont, there
is uow no time for delay As DAVIS undertook
to say, when informed Of Lincoln assassina-
lion
"Hn we're done, -hsn Va ,ns, then 'tver- vii
II Vsfe dops quickly"
The Washington County Conference Of Con
gregatioual Churches meets in the Brick Church
here, to-day, Tuesday, The session will close
Wednesday afternoon.
hANe Avn Nhlhhhi 49, ~ ~ WIN NUN Ilitht-
rre that We announce the return to Montpelier
Of Mr. John DeMerit, whose skill in the manu-
iactute Of gus, cutlery, &c is 50 we'll known
in this vicinity. lie hes opened store in the
Rialto building, State Street, for the sale Of
variety Of guns, pistols, and all the apparatus
pertaining thereto and is intending to keep
good variety Of the finest, best qualities Of
cutlery in fact just such store as we have
long needed in this village and Mr., D. is just
the man to know v hat be is doing 10 this branch
OF trade.
RnoyAL.-We call attention to the adyer-
tssment, in another column, Of j. A. Taft &
Co. who have recently removed from State
Street to Reeds Book, Nam Street, into the
store recsntly occupied by W. F. Mcclure 10
those who have heretofore traiei with J 4. 7.
Go. We need say nothing IN praise OF their
honorable and far dealing, bat to al! Others We
say, % and try them.
A BEArruL bona FouSTAN.-N. X Brown,
al No. State Street, has Just put IN operation
one OF those splendid e)atrlvaneaa by which the
cooling s1dA dnught, in all It's essential
varieties, Is 80 readily produced. This, together
with the urbInlty and good humor OF Mr.. B
and his assistants, makes his drugstore good
place Of resort for those in want Of anything
Z" in his line. See card in another column.
Geo. A. Merrill, OF ST. Johnsbury, lately sold
two year old iderney heier for two hun
bred and fifty dollars
The Chittendon County Union Convention is
called to meet at Burlington, on Saturday, July
first.
The spiituslists Of Eden are to have a cele-
bration at Eden mills the coming 4th of July,
the exercises to conclude with d dance at Dr.
Randall Hotel, in the evening.
Harrison Ferrib, Eco, we'll known aud It
specied citizen Of Morristown, died recently
while travelling in Massachusetts for his health
The Middlobury Register proposes to cele.
brate the coming Fourth Of July by " placing
piece OF heavy toned ordnance on Snake noun.
tam which would speak distinctly to all the
people OF the Champlan valley, from Whitehall
to Plattsburgh. Ii 10 also IN the programme to
make a grand pyrotechnic display which would
De visible TO the greater part OF the people 81
Western Vernont"
RELEASE Oh McKEosu.-John McKeogh. Of
Rutland, who was arrested by order OF tho Gov.
eminent, some time SINCE, suspected OF treason.
able practice, arrived home Friday having been
discharged.
THg Urn VIA letter from the 7th Vi. says
that The regiment Is in New Orleans, dong
garrison duty, which al this time consists NAN.
~ ia guarding 9th 'ets quarters and liquor shops
VERMONT Troops The following is an *.
hiblt vt ali Volunteer troops from Vermont In
the service oil the United States, whose terms
will expire PRIOR to October LIST, 1850 under
order to be mustered out OF service, to rendez
yous for payment in the State sth, 9th, 10th
aud lth keglments-strength 800 81 Light
Artlllery-strenglh $50 3 years recruits lsb2
strength | 300 = year recruits ls6l-
Strength LIB. Total 4773. These troops are
all to be OF have been sent to Burlnfton. Ia he
mustered out and paid of, ami mos, OF them
Will be al home this week.
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION The annu.
al meeting Of the American Medc, Association
was held IN Boston, las. week Fifteen phys
cans from Vermont we're IN Attendance.
.
WIDELY KNOWN. 1T is generally supposed
that the Websters. Palmerst0ne Gortaschul.
MettotEchs, and Garribadls OF poliics are / "a
al lrl a..
where newspapers circulate, bu. not muen be
YOnu Uat ol uur I,,ands Ia al, ..t,..,l T.. a..