Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

Young man, Vernon w. Bullock, of this village,
was assaulted as he was going homo last
Saturday night. by a young Irishmaa named
Jas. Burke, and John Gravlin, young French
man. The latter threw a rough heavy stone at
young Bullock which struck him in the face,
injuring him seriously, and perhaps fatally.
Grsvlin and Burke have been arrested, and are
now in Jail.
LEcrURE.-Rev. E. M. Stockman, late So
perintendent of Freedmen's Schools in the
Shenandoah Valley. Va. will deliver Lee
ture on the Present Condition of the Freed
men and the general success attending the eff
forts being made for their education, at De-
pot Village, Northfeld, Dec. 3. 1866 at l-2
past e o'clock in the evening. Mr.. Stock
man is an Interesting, graz hic, and able lee
turer, and his topic is one which ought to il
terest every one. We trust he will have
full audience.
CARPET HALL AND CRoCKERY SToRE.-Mr
j. G Emery, who was generally and favorably
known through all this part of the State q
few years since dealer. at Montpelier, in
Carpets, Furniture, Gre ckcry ard Glassware,
has taken tire ine, omy and handsom ly TT
ted-up sore opposite the p, ST. fic, v ch he
has filed with carpets, crockery, glassware
table cutlery, &c, making it one f the IL ost
complete house-furnIshing establishments in
the Sta,e. His stock is large and all new
and of the latest styles, and his prices are as
reasonable as they can BE- made; and besides
this, in the cIviiities of trade. in attention to
customers, in the honesty of representations
respecting goods. in the straightforwardness
of his dealing with all, Mr.. Emery is what
every merchant ought to be.
GRAND COMBINATION CoScERr.-We are
glad TO announce that Messrs. Whitney and
Emerson are to give a grand Concert in this
village W ednesday evening of next week.
This Concert will bring out fine classical
compositions, by home vocalsts taken from the
several choirs IN town, also by MIR. Walter
Meade, lately from Europe, and now recently
from Providence K. L.. and by Mr. g. W.
Dudley of Boston, a,read well known to the
musical public. Messrs. Whitney and Emer-
son will respectively perform solos , and will
play duos arranged fox two pianos. This
Concert deserves the patronage of the people,
both on account OF its being home enterprise
and for the musical talent which will engage
in it.
PATENTS RECENTLY ISSUED TO INVENTORS
Dennis Lane Montpelier, for improvement in
SawmilIs A. L. Merriam, Rutland, for i'm
proved machine for cha lnelling stones; J. L
Rumrill of Hartford, for improvements in wa
ter wheels.
EDWARD S. DANA of New Haven, Clerk il
the Pension Bureau at Washington. has beer
appointed An Assistant Clerk of the u. s
House of Representatives. He was formerl
an Assistant Clerk of the Vermont House o.
Representatives.
1t George w. Kings. ey, for meIv of Chess or
has been ordered to Burksvill, Ky, where be
rs Supretendent of Military affairs for the
Southern subdIstrict of Kentucky, emu racins
the countries of Cumberland, Clinton, and
Monroe.
BREVsrED Among REGENTS brevets we
notice Capt. CHAs. S. SHATTUcK. of the city
of Burlington, to be Brevet Major from July
7th 1865. for efficient and meritorious ser
vices IN the line of his duty as Captain anC
COmmssary of Subsistence.
THEFT.-W. c. Wilson of Wey bridge, hac
stolen. on Thursday last, horse and buggy
and John A Child Sl5 10 money by the same
man Oue Henry l. Edison OF Brookfeld, ii
charged with the theft. but he has not ye
been secured. Mr.. Wilson offers $25 reward
for his arrest.
James Sbattuck was found dead In pont
at Brattleboro. on Tuesday. He was abou
so years OF age, of confirmed intemperat'
habits. and is supposed to have been drowned
while intoxicated.
AcCIDENTs.-Mrs. E. Bourn, of East Man
chester, aoout seyenty-fiye years of age, whil
milking COW last Wednesday was kicked ore
and had her arm broken.
On Thursday, the let inst, Mr.. Andrev
Kiderett, an employee on the quarry of th'
Vermont Italian Marble Company, Factory
point, mad his hand caught in the cog whee
of derrick and so badly inju red to rende
the amputation of the index finger necessary
Dir. f. Hostey, OF Manchester, employees
IN the clothes pin factory of Mr.. Piece, Ii
Sunderland. recently met with serious &C
cident- BY taking Taisstep he fell, strikin
his hand upon a circular saw which was u
motion, cutting off two fogers and badly in
juring the third, rendering amputation nee
essdry.
OBITUARY-SsephenS S. Keys of Highgate
for half century resident of FRANKLIN
county. and prominent as merchant an
politician. died a. his residences on Monda,
evening, November 18th, 1866, in the sol
year of his age.
APPOINTMENT Stannard has re
Gently appointed L. Ii. Golf, Esq. of ST. A
bans, inspector of customs at that place.
Mr.. Merrill o. Beard. whose arm was tor
Of at the shoulder last week by the cars, die
last Friday. He leaves q wife and one chill
and wide circle of friends to mourn his los
He has been in tue express business here fo
the last l 1 yeare, and has won the confdene
of the company SO well that few months ag
when he contemplated resigning, tie compan
urgently insisted npon his remaining IN the
employ with the promise of an increased sa
ary. He was one Of our most enterprslDi
thorough -2oirg business and trustworthy CT
liens, and his Il s, is deepl felt. He WIS
years OF age.-BrodfordO Opinion.
INTERNAL REvKNUF.-An important h1a
ing took place before Judge Smalley in chan
bers, at Burlins ton On Tuesday last, in Il
-