Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-07
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CHARLEs A. ALLEN, LEyl BOUTWELL,,
enables REED, JOEL 70 TER,
w. q. FgRRlN, ii. ). LOOMS,
X. W. HYDE, N. A. TAYLOR,
II LIBALLou, LUTHER Cross,
III. A WING, RODNEY LUMP
Montpelier, March 3.
CONCERT. MIR. S. d. Whitney Of this village
is to give grand concert OF vocal and instru-
mental music Wednesday evening Of this week,
at Village Hall lie will be assisted by Mrs. D.
| s. Carey, popular contralto Of the Boston
Handel and Hayden Society, tbs same lady who
was here aud sung last November. MIR. Whitney
will also be assisted by MIR. Hopkins and Mr.
Fuller of this village, The concert cannot fail
Of beng very attractive.
HorgL FOR SALE We invite attention to the
advertisement 10 another column OF hotel for
sale at CABOT This hotel, uAder Mr.. Wilson's
manage cement, has had an excellent name, and
whoever shall purchase will therefore fad it IN
good repute and it is in location where
house of entertainment well kept is sure Of pat
ronags Any person who " can keep hotel
will ind tbs opportunity offered by NJ Wilson
desirable one.
Mrs. John McGowen Of st Adams, Vermont,
committed suicids Lac, Wednesday by hanging
herself in the barn She had been partially
derangsi for some time.
wil4rl Slmaer, Of H4rtwclvlle, committed
saici IL by shooting himself in hi, house. on too
2t.h ult,
Somebody entered the store Of Nj. Nathan
Pierce OF Rutland Idaaday night, the 5O:h uis.,
by breaking one Of tina largo PAnes Of glass in
tho iron. door, and stole between two and sbres
hundred dollars worth OF good.
GovmsusSr SECURITIES can ba secured in
any quantities at the Bank Of Montpelier
MlsBLr SuoP.-ws invite attention to Tho
advertisement OF Mr. George {. Ames, who
will soon opsn marble shop ia Montpelier.
NEv PAPEs-Ths Newport Republican has
been sold by Mr.. Cambridge to Mr.. d. X. Sim
onds, who has changed its name, and issues the
Newport Express. We trust the new paper
will financially prove pleasan;sr busInos. than
is predecessor.
The Vermont company Of sharpshoOtsr, at
tsched to the a pgnent OF Z. 5. Snapshot.
srs, has been Transferred to the 4th regiment Of
Vermont Volunteers.
A new post office has been established in The
Northern part OF the town Of North Hero, BY
the name Of La Grange and Ii. A Martin
appointed postmaster thereof.
First Lieut. Thomas N0onan, 9Th Vermont,
tried and convicted on the charges Of conduct
prejOdical to good order and military discipline
and conduct unbeeoning 40 officer asd gen
tlsmsn. has been sentenced to be dismissed The
service.
Among those nominated to b, eommssare,
Of subsistence, with the rank OF captain
ere ls. Lieut. Cha, 5. Shattuck, oh W. Vols,
Marx Ii. Wooster ard Lucius Z. Smith, also oil
Vermont.
Lieut.. Carpenter Of Vermont ia among the
prisoners recently! returned from rebel prisons.
By special order, dated headquarters 81
division, 24th army corps Feb 20, 1865, the 9Ih
VI. is designated - one OF the neritorious regi
mens that are excused from picket asd all Other
outside details for one week.
Col E. II. Ripley, 9Th VI, has been appoint
cd and confirmed Brisadisr General by brevet
to date IRON Aug. Let, 1864. Gen Ripley il
probably tbs youngest officer Of his rank In tn,
service.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. The following Cd
pontments have been confirmed by the Senate
Lieut.. Charles II. Reynolds, late suartermas
Ter oil the 10 W., to BE- assistant quariernaste
Of volunteers, with the rank of captain
1t. James NJ. Warner, 8th Regular Infantry
to be captain fron Oct. 9Th. 1864.
Lieut., Warmers rauk 10 the volunteers is tina
Of Breyet Brig, General
Lieut.. II. W kingslsv, of the l0.h VI, son o
Horace Kingsley, OF Eat Clarendon, has been
co5frued by the Senate ~ oommissarI OF sub
sistence, with tse rank Of captain
The labor OF the Rev. P. Merrill, Methodist. a
CrsfIsbury, has resulted in the conversion o
about thirty. mostly middle aged people, an,
the awakenlngof many more. In Cr4ltsbur'
no extra meetings have been held, but in A ban'
evening meetings have been held for about tw,
weeks, and in West Albany many inversion
have occurred.
The annual session OF the Vermont Conle,
snce OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, will b
held at Bradford, April 10Th, 1865. Bisho
Clark will preside,
THs VERMONT CAvALRr The VI. CAVIAR
broke camp lew days ago, and doubtless ere mi
are far on Ihier way down the Valley with ShorI
dan, who started on grand raid early last vees
Lynchburg is said to be hs destination.
Gas GnSr.-The Army and Navy Joarnc
says that Gen. l., A. Grant, lately command
ing tho Vermont Brigade, having been con
hrmed as B'eyet Mojlr General, will at onoc b
assigned to command suitable To his increase
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