The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

q III is officially announced that The
Mineral of President Lincoln will take
Hplace at the Executive Mansion, on Wed.
#nesday, at IL o'clock, noon. The vari.
Nous religious denominations are invited &c
#mcet in their respective places of worship
Nat that hour to solemrize the occasion
Nwith appropriate ceremonies
''''In this village, on Sunday, the
3Congregational Church was draped in
3black. The college students all attended
Y that church wearing Grape on the left
4arm. The pastor, Rev. J. r. Hyde
&preached an eloquent and affecting dis.
course prepared with reference to the sad
Sevcnt the news of which had few hour:
z before sent grief into all hearts.
q 1.-The Annual Junior Exhibition
lin the College Chapel, will be on Tuesday
Sevening Of next week.
a ....On the reception of tho news in
athis village of the assassination of Presi-
I3dent Lincoln n fellow named Yott-a
sdescrtcr from the rebel army-expresscd
5great satisfaction III the presence of n
9Cnion soldier named Tot, who is on fur
4 ough Tot instantly hit Yott and Yott
tinstantly totilcd. lie left the place soon
9ahcr.
Il ':.PRoLIrIc.-On the goth day of
4 March 1864, COW owned by Fordycc T.
4 Mash, of New Haven, of the Alderney
3breed, gave birth to twins; on the 10Th
iday of March 1865, she had twins again.
land on the 10 day of April 1865, one of
athe twins of 1864, gave birth to calf
4 The whole of the three generations are
2alivc and as ''well as could be expected"
a 1--we call the attention of our read
,sers TO the advertisements of DR.. Larook-
sah's SARsAPARiLLA CoMrouND, and l. V.
III. Syrup, published in another column
1--WE are assured that they are the best
aremedes known for what they purport
Ito do. We have seen large list of ref
aerences, from many eminent men, who
ahave used these remedies and derived
sbeneft from them, which proves that they
3are really valuable. We advise our read
dcrs to give them trial
4 ....On Monday, the 10th inst, while
Wiring n cannon celebrating the sur
jrcndrr of Lees army. Mr.. Chas. Fergus
hon, of Bristol, had an arm and leg 90
1mntilated by the explosion of the gun.
THAT amputation was necessary. The
;;gun was new one and for ought that
3appcars was without defect. The acct.
4 lent is attributed TO carelcssncss in load
ding-the charge being tampcl with wet
asan1. Mr.. Ferguson is young man of
excellent reputation.
i MARBLE QuARRY.-It is with no lit
i lie satisfaction that we learn that new
company has recently been formed, with
a. large working capital to work the mar
lblc quarry IN the north part of this town.
\ to be called the North Middlebury Mar
lble Company. They will commence op-
Serations Immediately, and will soon he
working large force The quarry has
! been fully developed and monuments
from it have been in use for fifty years,
3giving evidence of unequalled durability.
JFor fncncss and durability no American
1marblc equal it. The work is in the
hands of practical men of large means
land there can be no doubt that great sue
Scess will attend the enterprises, which
3promiscs to be of no small dimensions
We look TO it hopefully as promising i'm
2 pulse to business generally in this place.
; On the recommendation of Sur
3geon Gen. Thayer, the Governor has
/ made the following appointment of State
Medical Examiners:
4 Prof. Chas. L. Allen, of Rutland;
y Surgeon II. James of Montpelier;
: "A. Il. Woodward, Nj. d., of Bran
don.
LIE. b. Blake and +. S. Bliss were
:|adly burned by powder while firing a
salute at Burlington, Tuesday, and man
4 at Montpelier lost two fingers on each
hand, and had an eye put out and an arm
broken, by a premature explosion the
same day.
.... Truman Tenncy, Jr., Of Morris
town, 60 years old, was taken with appo-
4plexy at Lamoille lately, and died the
next day.
....Dr. n. w. Fairchild Of Milton
! was lately thrown from his horse while
acrossing bridge, and after being stunned
4by the fall. rolled into the water and wa: