Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-06

L. a.
James c. Boyle, J. c. b, CO. D, 81 Reg.
S. R. B., H, r. l.. Boswell, d, c. VI Sander
son. |. n Reg NJ. l.. r., A, 5.h Reg.
ID. 7th Regt j. Ii. Newton, I
j. c. Carglll. l.. NJ. Davis, j. a. Hodgm y, G
f. Buskey, ]. Mitchell III. csttlJr, + y
Haskell, b, II Regt.; A. Whitcomt, b, l2th
kegt.
Those in search of friends. are requested t.
address ua, enclosing dollar.
STEWART & BRIsTow,
Care r. I. Knox Il Bros
Fredericksburg, Va.
The CATTLE DISEASE IN HINEsBURGH.-deury
Wilson of Hinesburgh, has lost sioce Ocsaa-r
last SIX COWS out OF Il head OF 40. One ota1
Sunday last, which examined by Elmer
Beecher, who discovered that the lun1s sec
congested, while every other internal part II
peared 10 be healthy. The cow died wli5H
four hours alter being attacked by t1e dlsea5e
FATALLY INJURED.-John Sterling, d lad Of
wears, residing in Lincoln lell on the les oae d4y
last week, whlle skating, ana so injured INNS.
t..at be lived but two Or three days
EoAorIoNs.-The following promotions hag
recently been made IN the 7th Regim ent Oar
George E Croft, to be MAJOR rice E5z-E y. T..
lard First Sergeant Charles H. Leach, Co
to be Adlutant, vice George ". Sheldon, mus
tered out, his term OF service having expired
NORWICH UsIvERsITY.-The school class
tie Norwich University have eleoted Ge97za e.
Blodgett Of Rowley, Massachusetts,, c.-s= ora
eor w lillian b. Eaton, Jr., of No-t4 Cuelsaa
Massachusetts,. class poet Char.cs II. Reed 81
Bridgewater, Massachusetts, class prog *; Aue
Frank j. Davis Of Falmouth, Massachusetts
class chronicer, for class day, next summe7-
Mrs Grace Davis a town pauper OF y al5.
ngham, was one hundred and one yea4a OF tile
9Th day of January.
NAIL tAcToRY.-Burlingto mas aew 1-il
factory, employing seventeen hands and MAJ
ing fifteen tons of mails per day. another tae-
tory, 30O feet long and 20 wide fox the manu-
facsure Of horse shoe nails, Will soon b. bull
there, and other mills for the InanufacsaFe -
axIes, rivets, and tacks, are contemplated.
VERMONT MARBLE GOING 70 EUROPE -5Ie-s5s.
Dorr and Myers have recently shipped 20 01ea.
Britain 4 large monument Of the celebrated
Sutherland Falls marble. What the In 1numear
Is Tor, OF what its design, We 20 not learn
Quite an interesting revival Is in progress Ia
Newport Centre, under the auspices q. th- A1-
vent, Methodist and FreewiA B4ptiz deaJai14-
lions. Sixteen have been already bAptz j, ana
frequent meetings are held.
MUSTERED OUr.-Capt. c. REYNOLDS.
q. NJ who shouldered a muska5 in tl- I01h y.
Vols, IN 1852, has lately been lnusleret oQ- u
service The Captain left the army Vi Jhs p
t0mac in June last IN charge OF .Irs5 wagon
train for Louisville, and during the last four
weeks mas been stationed a. Giatlatin, tennessee
as Post Quarterm lste-.
The town OF y ernon with population. 81
oaIy 30, contains the remarkable number Of
% persons whose ages average 50 years. Ias
Oldest Ar John Lee Is 20, and bale and hearty
SEfzuRk.-A quantity Of opium ana cigars
valued at $500, was seized RI Georgia Stae-5l
on Monday, which had been brought across III
line W bqut payiDp durv- nv .ua Tho Il
OF CRANKY, {. h.
Russell French of Jericho sold las za--5rl
from SIX CONS, 95o los. OF butter areraz.uz
l 5o lbs to a COW. Mr.. French thinks lBA1
most 81 ms townsmen must have done hette-
than this, for he has no extra COWS OF iarge pas
lures.
The Orleans Express will be hereafter pub
lIshed Irasburgh, and be- the same in 81 hssance
with the Newport Express.
ST PArRIcks DAr-St Patrick Da7 rr--
misses 10 be celebrated on a big s.ale IN GurIIue-
ton. Besides the Fenian Rally, the HIuernla1
Society, of that city and the s. PaErick's So
! clety. Of WInO0ski, Will observe the day Dv 4
public procession, and other festivities.
/ The night express train e5inz aor5a. over the
Rutland and Burlington RAllro-J VS. thrown
/ from ne rack, by the breaking Of q rail nas-
! Brandon. last week The passenger c1r 4ud
/ the Boston sleeping ca wsFe I..-o.sa down ~
emhank18ent and the New Y1I- ping ct=-
also Wet If the track. e ears W. IT fu-I. o45
al miraculously escaped without se-J las inIuf +.
\ few We're slightly orulse-, among IN was
Hon Levi Underwood, and Oscar 4 Burton Of
Burlington. \ bra keman was thrown from the
platform, and, it Is feared, was badly hart.
DEATH FROM ExPosURK.-S- mu.l Reblas
| living il the north-eas. part Of HINES 3ursr. +
man sixty seven years old, whose Iut less ...-
become enteeb.ed with disea e, wand
his home the afternoon OF Weau4s. -. El-
9th Of January, and was found On o-.lr1.v
about half mile from his own house. dead ana
covered wish snow.
FRANKLN COUNTY SUPREME CoURr.- Tar
teen biiis ot divorce were GRANTEE ~ sc SG-
preIna Court at Its January taCm Ia t=.ls-I-
County, OF which no les than four were T
adultery ca the part OF the wife AID l1e IL
tl9 pa OF tn husband cue was :o- In55lzs1.
bic severity, the rest tOr deseU-Icn. Sis III
sleT ple4d guilty OF stealing horse. c1a So
, sentenced to States prison four ye5rs. Caa--.-
Peterson plead guilty VI burglary, and vas -5a
Ieneed t States prison tor fourteen months
THE TEACHERS INsTrUrE.-Ihe n srsiel a.
says, the Teachers Institute held at ttarr sFlI
was The largest meeting @; 5he kind .a-z e7er
T convened IN that county. : large uuabsz Il
teachers and friends OF Education wee u~sss !.
g from Stowe Hyde Park, Johnson, Voice ana
G other towns. The Secretary OF the Boass e
a E1uc-ti0n. Mr.. Adams seemed 70 enter INTO :
r iabors with more earnestness, if p0ssib e, ta4n
ever BEFORE and tho audience gave ooas aa- y i
OF their appreciation Of his instruction 5y .a.i-
9 marked attention and silence.
; Died in Hartland, Vt, Aug 22d, 1865. i
e Short aged 81 years; Sept. 9TH 1860, ,5aa
Short, aged 81 years january 9th ls66. u i
liam Short, aged % years, s months ana ii
? days The above were brothers, ana al resided
: IN Hartlani since they were children
Rev. 6. s Wright was installed pastor q sae
Congregational Church IL Bakersfield on TUESDAY
s the 10Th.
PAYING VI. RAILRoAD.-The Conn. aud
Pass Rivers railroad has declared dividend Of
thee Per cent.
J VERMONT BuTrxR.-Of she SO, coo .0O0 .5aoat
IS exported from the country n 1855. Vernon.
contributed one.thrd. This Is strong fac.
u but the butter was not strong