Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

SIXTH REonEsr. The following arc tho field
and staff officers of the 9th Regiment Vermont
Militia
Col.nel-Charls +. Spaudine,St Johnshury.
Lieut. .Col-Sldaey + Brigham, Hardwick
Mailr- WIN J. Henderson, Rgegate.
Adiutaut-Albert NJ. rook 81 Johnsbury.
Quartermaster-Ioseph p. Lamson, Caoot
surgeon--G4tes b. Ballard, ST. JIhnsbury.
Asst Surgeon Andrew J. Hyde Hardwlck
Chapaiu-E c. Cummings, St. Jobusbury
Serg't Maj-John c. Henry, ST. Johnsbufy.
O NJ. Serg't-D. Allen Rogers, Wells RIVER.
Com. Ssrg't-F ]. Dalton, ST. JOhnsbury.
Principal Muscian--C. Lamphere, Groton.
Kcuru REougsr The field officers of this
regiment are as fellows:
Coonel-Samuel f. Pngree Hartford
Lieut. Co-StsEhen NJ. Plngres, koyalton.
Major Ora Paul, Pomiret.
EINrn RIomESr-The officers Of the comps-
mics raised in the Ninth Militia District met at
Rutland on Tuesday for the election Of field
officer. of the regiment The election resulted
as follows
Colonel-Levi 6. Kingsley, Rutland.
Lieut.. Col-Jsseph jennings, Falrhayen.
Aaor-C NJ. Willard, Castleton
Col. Kng.lsy was MAJOR Of the 18th Vermont,
CHELSEA. The Chelsea State Militia com
psny i, offered as follows
George I. Hyde, Captain Lyman j Hinck-
ley ist Lieutenant James Hooghton, Jr., ID
Lieut. Milton Densnore. lst Sergeant
Personal Curtis A CoBURN we'll known
here, arrived in town last week, on short fur.
Tough lie came North from Andersonville
some weeks since, with other paroled Union prs-
opers.
Quartermaster Edward Dewey, and L. Col.
b. Mead of the 9Th Vermont Regiment are a,
home on short leave Of absence
AdjutAut c. Ii. Arson OF the 18th regiment,
and Sergt. L. J StIekney, Co b, 10Th Vermont
Regiment, are at home on furlough,
PrHsoYAL-Adjutqnt General WashSurn has
gone to Columbus, Ohio, where the Adiutant
General, Of the Loyal States are 10 have meet
ing.
Ii MENokIAy "A fort has been erected near
ahe spot where Lieut.. Colonel Cummings, l7th
Vt, Tell in battle, and is named in honor Of him
Fort Cummings.
HossK-KKEpEks HfED rHIs.-Mrs. 0ras Sil,by
Of this town, aged IS years, spun and colorsd
in part and wovs $50 yards Of wool flannel,
plaid, gray, mixed, 80, from Sept lst to Jan.
10th, and did her own house work in the zane
time She is Uaion sure, and has invested he
proceeds OF this labor in Government Bonds.
Montpelier, Jan. II, 1865.
PRESIDING BIsuop-By the death Of Bishop
Brownell, Bishop Hopkins Of the diocese OF Vt.
becomes, by seniority the Presiding Bishop Of
tho Protestant EpscOpal Church Of the U. S.
G. &. Benedict, Of the Burlngtou Free Press,
has received the appointment Of A. A. General
on the staff Of Gen. Birstow.
TnR VERMONT BANK In our statement last
week Of the dividend, made by the Vermont
bank, We we're in error The dividend last July
was sI per cent. and not ten per cent. as stated.
The dividend Jan. /. 1864, was ten per cent.
The hank has also during the past week made
an extra divden OF twenty-four per cent
BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY, CHRIsKA the
annual meeting of the stockholders on tho 10Th
inst, the following officers were chosen
Dir,ctors-B. w. Bartholomew, Lemsnt
Bacon, Elihu Hyde, VIM. +. Dickinson, Hiram
Barrett. AT subsequent meeting of directors
b. W. Bartholomew was chosen President, and
James q. Houghson, Cashier.
BY proclamation OF the Governor Of Vermont
the Pasumrsie bank will cease to exist on tn,
18th day Of February next. Holders Of bill
will govern themselves accordingly
LIouoR MoSgYs the late term oil til,
Windsor County Court Sl076,72 wa, paid, il
fns and COSTS for violations OF the liquor law
Among those mulclsd were Joseph Glynu, far
mer, $ll9 So, and John W. Moore, druggist
S44 ,65, of Chester jeremiah Rogers, S55, IL
and Charles Newton, 62 IS of Stoekbrdge
Robbins 4 White, merchants, Sll2,65 OF Cav
endish, and seven others.
NswsrAroRlAL.-The Vermont Record, her,
tofore published at Brandon, has been remove
to Brattlsboro. Mr. Henry NJ. Burt, iormerl
Of the Northampton (Nass) Free Pie'', has b.
come associated with Mr.. d. L. Millikeu ia Il
publication of ths paper, and Mr.. c. d. Mob
continues as editor. The paper is enlarge
and semi-wcekly is issued besides the week
edition The copies Of the semi weekly whic
we have received, present a nea. topographic
appearance and are full of entertaining al
valuable reading matter. The weakly 10,
nothing by the change from Brandon to Br,ttl
boro' but on the contrary, is enlarged and eva
way improved. The Record is worthy # =,
''O'l'' pa'' mage 1t rs conducted with jud
ment, good taste, enterprise, and nash u,.,.
ability, and cannot fail of being suOc,.,f,l