Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30

-- Cot. NTcHoLs.-The Bellows Fan.
Times, speaking of the departure of the l4n
Regiment, from Brattleboro, on Wednesday
says -" Col. Nichols gave his personal attain
ton and assistance in the embarkatiop andb..
courtesy and kindness to tho soldiers. not over.
looking the humblest private, was a subject #
general remark"
--FNEp.-H. A. Wilson, SuperinteDden,
of Schools for the town OF Brattleboro h.,
been fined five dollars and costs by .hstos
Field for Cheating and bruisingn son ofHar.
yey Houghton, boy Of about II years Of
age. Mr.. w. was on a professional visit "a
the intermediate school" in Bratteboro vii
lage when the act was committed.
PROFITABLE APPLE TREE.-Alyin Kirs-
ley, of Fletcher, gathered this season twenty
four bushels of good sweet apples from one tres
in his orchard.
SUDDEN DEATH. - Miss Emma Scott
daughter of William Scott, of Plainfeld, was
found dead in her bed, at the residence of Mr.
T. n. Courser, in Montpelier, on THURSDAY
morning. She retired on Wednesday night
in usual health. The cause of her death is MOI
known. s.. a
-PoIsoNKD-A Mr.. Ellsworth, of Yer
gennes, had narrow escape from death BY
poison, on Saturday last, by accidentally tax
ing some Aconite, but assistance being had 10
time, he recovered. # u1s 'F8
VERMONT SCULPTURE.-A bust of Gen
eral Mcclellan, which is said to be an excellent
likeness, has been wrought out of Vermont
marble, by Mead of Bratteboro. Ii is to be
disposed of in Brattleboro by rattle.
-REcRUIrrNG IN RUTLASD.-Lieut. Geo
B. French, Adjutant of the 4th Vermont Vol
unteers, has opened recruiting Office In But
land, to obtain volunteers for the old regiments
--DIED,-We regret to learn that William
B. Thompson, Orderly Sergeant of Company
d, Capt. Kilburn, Tth Vermont Volunteers,
died al the Hospital in New Orleans, Oct. 9Th,
1862, of quick consumption. sa..sag
Capt. Kllburn feelingly announces the
death TO Mrs. Thompson, and assures her Of
the heartfelt sympathy Of the entire company,
both officers and men, and Of the high esteem
in which he was held by them, both as man
and a soldier.
DISABLED SOLDIERS - The following
sick and wounded soldiers, belonging to the
Vermont Regiments, are in Point Lookout
Hospital, Maryland ..s ........
Second.-H. Gates, musician, "A; A. Spauld-
ing, c.; l.. Stone, A J. Reay, d c. Il.
Hill, A w. Fl. Quimby, F J. G. FELTON,,
Fl; T. j. Leonard, c.; II. w. Hopkins, d
A. Hart, d; c. Heron, F; G. w. Flag,
F S. Frost, ; A. Whitcomb, | c. Wood
ard, | E. Mckenzie, X H. Allen, H F.
E. Archer, G t. Maxwell, + E. Adams
G; P. Ward, H C. Heron, E j. Z. Hol
brook, c Ed. Headle, NJ P Hassleton,
l f. Guinan, F !; Corporal j. Q. A. Dirty
A. Dustin, +.
Third.-Corporal J. S. Fowler, T. La
mele, B H. j. Stephens, As NJ. A. Parker,
G.
FOURTH Curnins, tifer, G D. L. Hol-
brook, d ; J. Spaulding, Fl w. 0. Gibson
K /; Jas. Willard, F.
Fifth.-Corporal Smalley, G.: Corporal Il,
w. Downer, K A. Brown, D. Fl. B. Rock
wood X F.Wilcox, g ; d. Luce, d; G. A.Swest
BIZ. Kennedy, D; F. Cunningham, J. D.
Marie, B J. f. Elmer Fl j. 5, Martin,
C; F. G. Steadman, Fl.
Sixth--M R. Chatter, H Sergeant W. T.
White, c.; G. A. Shons, G 0. Scribner, l.
First Vermont Cavalry. w. Erwin, b
J. Key Collins, H.
ACCIDENT AT WooDsTocK.-Mr. Erastn
Wood, of South Woodstock, fell from beam
in his barn, on Sunday evening last, and was
so seriously injured that he died on the follow
ing Tuesday. He was one Of the most ~
spectacle citizens of Woodstock and was my
three years of age.
ACCIDENT IN REApINe.--Miss Sarah Dow
a daughter of of Rev. w. H. Dow, and mrs'
Fassett, Of Reading, were driving in the hlgh.
way in South Reading, on Tuesday OF last
week, the horse became frightened, ran out u
the road and jumped over a fence, tnro~lhs
out both ladies and entirely demollshihg AN
wagon, except the wheels. Mrs. Fasset Ns
seriously injured, but Miss Dow escaped ""
hurt. e
INJURED By FALL OF DERRIcK.-hlrs,ln,
R. Towle, Of South Strafford, was ssVeis
injured in the arm by the fall OF ue1 !. :
cham at Lwoell, Mass, on Tuesday.
feared he will lose the arm.
ACCIDENT ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN. "
learn that five men were drowned III ita
Champlain, near Plattsburgh, on Wednnesuay
The particulars as far as we have been apio z
ascertain them, are as follows: The tug s'ea.
er Ethan Allen, belonging TO the Nor'i'l Sar
Transportation Company, with large nullue.
of heavily freighted boats in tow, was coz -.
pelled. by reason of the heavy gale on an0
lake. to anchor at Gravelly Point, near Paw
bnroh. The anchor not being able to WIN,
stand the heavy sea, steam was got up, Wn.~
the strain became so great that the ha@ss'
parted and two of the boats, with hye n lueu,
who were aboard, and the entire fregnl We, We,
TO the bottom. We have been unable 10 's'
- 800. ~, rae;dencaa of the men.