Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-03

Fran kfort in 1912, and was graduated IN 1873
at the Military Academy, West Point lie
nr.cticed law in Louisville for many years,
and commanded the LIST Regiment OF Ken
lucky Volunteer Cavalry in the Mexican
war, Distinguishing himself at Buena vista
/ In 1919 he was elected 10 the House oil hep-
+ resentatives, wherein he served at diHereht
/ times. IN all four terms. lie represented
the United States in China under President
FiIlmore's Administration, and on his return
took an actiTe part IN the hnow-Nothlng
movement During the Rebellion ne held
the rank OF Colonel in the Rebel servi e, and
was defeated by Gen. Garfield at Prestonburg
I in 1862. aad aiterward served under KIRBY
Smith.
4. NJ. Shaw of Lebanon, \. II, has been
appoin ted chief engineer OF the Vermont
Central line Of railroads, and will relieve
General Superintendent Merrill OF a portion
of his labor The heads Of the department
of engineering Of tracks and bridges, etc g,
on the several roads leased TO the Fern Mt
Central will retain their present positions.
Mr.. Ole Bull, being in the Clint n II 'use
Iowa CITY, Iowa, a few Mig since, wfeh
tf,;,t tavern was burned Mr.. Bull is reported
10 have red in his night clothes, Wit
his Il Idle affectionately carried under has arm
"a scene for a historical painter the best o.
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venerable papa away from the flames oi
Troy.
Rober: ColIyer has received kilograms from
the government ut Washington 70 become
Indian commissioner. in place OF Vincent
Collier. lie saws that he afraid som
Indian might hurt him before be found GU
What a good fellow he was. tie dJnt ac-
cept.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams intends to sail
for Europe, in the Russia, on the oath OF
April.
Mrs. w.D. Malcolm of St. Adams, and
Mrs H. y. Wortben OF Springfield, have
been elected Wee Presidents Of the New
gland = oman's Foreign Missionary Sci
ely.
Rev. John B. New, of Indianapolis, Ind.
a Baptist minister, died a few days ago IRON
cold contracted during recent outdoor
BAPTISM. He had 10 enter river where the
lee was broken Tor the purpose, and all
dripping wet, had 10 walk nearly mile to
change his clothes a.terward.
The Newport Ereaiag Post says James
r Breva1rt is finishing a large picture Tor
tae coming exhibition of the National Acad-
emv of Design, e. 4 View OF Lake Ddnmnre
Vermont w.th Mount M0os Joamoo in the
background 4 companion piece il pastoral
sceuc.
) NJ Hewlett the well known temperance
lecturer, died suddenly at MeTIten, Ct,
" ud4y morning tie 18th ul,.
Is BsleLer. formerly Of Vermont, has
been appointed judge of CALIFORNIA; su-
uremc court. Tuis Is the third we know OF
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4aIry b. tie University ot Vermont, next
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