Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-16


Ing has been furnished us by a corrss
nom Manchester, with request thai ?
ish 10 "A fellow, by The mama oe'o
AIbee, has been proving around il an'
and bennington Counties He repr h'm
sell as single man and has been az
"n'Ion % young and respectable 'lu Gu
gagged himself to marry her Ben VII
lam had contaminated his plans, Aon wa
aroused that all was not rigbt airy being
made, 1t was ascertained that one wit
now living at Claremont, N. ,nd another
supposed to be living at the " As cotton
and wool are high, SUIT of and feathers
would be . good dress for 8 "a villain dur
ms the WINTER a .-..
REV STEPHEN c. THF, D. D., of Cali,
fOrnia, who was memb,f the committee Of
nine on the rebellion, a,as taken promi-
nent part in the debatei the General Con
vention of the Protests Episcopal Church Of
the United States of ierica, now in session
IN New York City, i,native of Rutland and
son of Luther Thr Esq, of West Rutland.
VERMONT HsTAcAL SOCIETY,". The an
nual meeting of IS society took place at
Montpelier on Tsday Gen. f. w Hop
kns read on admable biographical sketch Of
the late gifted Fgar L. Ormsbee, Esq, for
many years a pominent citizen of Rutland
lhe PRESIDENT OF the Society, Ex. Gov. Hi
land Hall, red paper upon the controversy
between NswYoIk and New Hampshire in re-
gard to the "Nev Hampshire Grants and
the Rev. Plny If. White of Coventry, read
paper on the "Run-Away Pond" in Glover.
OFFICERS OF THE HoUsE.-The following
'ersons have been appointed officers of the
iouse n.#
Jasper Vail, Esq, of Manchester, door
ssper, and Martin E, Sprague, of wey-
ridge assistant !doorkeeper; Charles f
padding, of iCavendish; Peleg Campbell
Vm. c. Bradbury, yergennes; Herbert o.
tewart, of East Montpelier; messengers. n
REVIEW or THE VERMONT BRrGApE.-lt
MI be seen, by reference to the order of Col
toughton, published in our columns this NOR
ing, that there will be brigade review ofthe
4th, 9th, and 10th Regiments at Brattleboro
d Tuesday next. This will afford an excel
mt opportunity for our citizens, who NAV
ave friends in either of these regiments. to
sit Brattleboro. In addition to the pleasure
seeing their friends they will also have the
9Portmty of witnessing the only brigade re-
ew that has occurred in Vermont since the
of the present war. .5. ,, /
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. We were much |
to discover several errors, in names
C, in our telegraphic dispatches of the pro-
'edmgs OF the Legislature as published yes
rday morning. They were undoubtedly cas-
corrected by our readers. The dispatches
ere received and put in type so late in the
ght that the proof could not be properly
ad. We shall guard against similar occur
noes as much as possible in future
DR.. LIsToN.-We trust our readers will not
i to remember that this justly celebrated
lrgeon will be at the Central House, in Rut-
I'd, for three days, commencing Thursday,
;tober 23d. His eminent success in the cure
nearly all chronic diseases is sufficient to
him to all who are in need of
AySclan, and nothing we could say, would
ID to his well earned reputation,-we simply
Nj attention to his proposed visit that no one
aY be deprived of the benefit of his services.
hcciDENT.-Michael Hanse, a bod carrier.
work on Ripley's new block, on Merchants
W. Yesterday, was assisting in placing a
'rOIe slab over the entrance to the first story.
len the slab, being defective, broke and pre-
Mated him to the ground, some twelve feet
ow' His back and head were severely ,
used, but we learn that he suffered no per- G
nent injury, ....
IHE 18TH VI, REGlMENT.-We learn, by
ers received from members of the Light
ard, that this regiment is now stationed a. (
D. c., and will probably remain G
re Tor some time. 1t, with the Goth and I
4 New Jersey Regiments, forms a part of