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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

The President OF the United s,,,o.,.
ordered, by General Order, dated an having
1862, that If any State shall not by ~ suS
teenth day OF August, 1862, forward sae e'sA'
the deficiency shall be filled ~ 1ansquota,
several towns in this State are oio u,a,', The
,eI eighteenth lay of August, 1859. 10 V S,l
H,'n 'aeir quota by voluntary enGstmsr,. w 9
above stated. If not filled by thai ,;mo ;, y
deficiency will be supplied by draft from rom @ .Is
militia Of such towns as are de6cisn,. 'ps
the men thus drafted will not be ent;tla,a 'aa
State pay or bounty, 70
All necessary blanks and instruction, -,
be furnished TO the Selectmen of the son, "lI
towns. 'a
A general rendezvous, in each Cour,. .
the men enlisted in the several towns i ~. ~
County, under this order, will be apno; h 'us
to which the Selectmen of such towns will y
required TO send the men enlisted by then, y
OF which due notice will be given.
BY order OF his Excelency,
FREDERICK HoLBRooK.
Governor and COMMANDMENT. Ch;ss
PETET Il. WAsHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
And this the Emes can applaud, 4, can

And this the Tsmes can applaud. II can
throw its ponderous "moral weight in
their favor. Ii can take the thief, and
burglar, and murderer by the hand, and
cheer them on in their career, and tell
them that Old Englund regards those who
seek to bring them to punishment for their
atrocious crimes as "a mongrel race of
plunderers and oppressorS."
Can the Times educate the English
common mind up to this lofty standard of
squire morality"' Can the English peo-
pie who have so long championed the
cause of the abolition of slavery, and who
have so long reproved us for the sin of
slaveholding, be made to stultify them
selves before the world, by now throwing
their "moral weight in favor of a slave
holding Confederacy, in which slavery is
held Gospel Institution to be defended
and perpetuated for all time, as lying at
the foundation of all true social progress
and happiness
Who can sufficiently despise a people
who TINS play the hypocrite,-who can
applaud vice and oppression as virtues,
and then SIMULTANEOUSLY talk of their SUI
perior " morality?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

ca The Printers employed in the HERALD
Office, to the number of ten, have pledged
themselves that should any of their number
be called into the service of the United
States, they will appropriate one dollar per
week each, from their wages, for the benefit
of such persons and their families, during the
time they remain in the service. The sun
to be paid by each individual for nine months
will be $50, making the total amount appro.
priated by the ten men $500. a. ....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
WAR MEETING IN RUTLAND
AUG. IL, 1862.
Meeting called to order by selectmen.

Meeting called to order by selectmen.
The order of Adj. General calling for
$50 volunteers from this town to fill up
me me GU on regiments was read.
VIM. Burnett was elected Moderator.
lockwood Barrett, Clerk.
Stirring and patriotic speeches were
made by many of the towns people,
From the spirit and temper of the meeting
there would seem little doubt but that the
very large number of volunteers called
for would be furnished though this
town has furnished already 249 men for
the war. 1t was voted to call for sub
scriptions to promote the raising volun-
teers, when the following subscriptions
were made in open meeting, mostly abso-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

= shocking accidet occurred on the
PhtsDurg, Fort Wayne AMI Chicago Rail-
road, Saturday evening. short distance
below Manchester, which resulted in the
death of ex-Mayor Parker, Of Pittsburgh.
Mayer Barker had been to Middletown ad.
dressing war meeting, and was coming up
the rail road track with others, when, con.
fused by two passing trains, he was knocked
down by one of the locomotives and had bic
head entirely severed from his bOdy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

RuTLAND's QUoTA,-lt must not be SIM
posed because the quota for Rutland, as si,.
ted in "0rder No. TO-" published this morn.
ing, is 2So, that the town has not sen, ia,
share of soldiers to the war. The Adiu,aDt
General gives us credit for only 50 in service
whea BY actual count, we have sent over no
hundred men. But We can stand the call
without grumbhng. We only alude 10 It
that due praise may be accorded to US.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

From the quota Of each town, thus desig.
mated, Is to be deducted the nup,ber of men
1urnlshed by such town for the ninth, tenth
and eleventh regiments, and the residue Is
the number of men to be furnished, under
this order, for filling the old regimentsin SER
wee. Each town will also be credited with
such men as shall enlist with Maigr William
Collins, at Bennington, or with lNlaior E. B.
Sawyer, at Hydepark, for service in the
First Regiment of Vermont Cavalry, and
also with such men as shall enlist with Capt.
Homer r. Sioughton, at Royalton, for the
second and third companies of VT. Sharp
shooters, and also with such men as shall
enlist with Lieut.. Y. Bronson, at Rutland
Tor the first company Of Vermont Sharp
shooters.
The Selectmen Of each town in this State
are hereby appointed Recruiting Officers, for
Inc purpose of carrying into effect this order
IN their iespectire towns. And it is expected
that they will, with the least possible DELAY.
enlist the requisite number of men to gill their
quota without draft, in order that the State
OF Vermont may have the proud distinction
OF furnishing without draft the whole number
ol volunteers for three years required in the
present war for the Union
The men who shall thus enlist for the mr. |
ose of filling the old regiments, will be emit |
led TO the same State and United States
ay, and the same United States bounty.
nth those men who have enlisted in the
Ihth, tenth and eleventh regiments, and also
three dollars enlisting premium for each
an,-while those who are drafted as militia,
nder the order of the President of August
1862, 10 supply The deficiency in the num-
r OF men called for by this der, will only
entitled to the monthly United States
y, without bounty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

UNPATRIoTIC MEANNEss.-A man nam.
ed Smith, protested Abolition st, in town
Just over the mountain, hired sturdy young
man to work for him five months At bis
country call he enlisted into the company
lust formed in Ludlow. Smith refused to
give him up, The young patriot would Co.,
and offered to deduct So month. Smith
would not take it, and refused to pay the
young man anything. Matters grew warm,
1t was finally agreed to leave it out each
choosing a referee. They heard the case
and at once decided that Smith should pay
full wages. Served him right
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

LET HIM BE BRANDEp.-The st. johns
bury Caledonian says that farmer in Va.
terford compelled his hired man, who had
determined to enlist, and who did enlist, in
the company being raised for the eleventh
regiment, to pay him damages to the amount
Of 500 for not fulfilling his contract, in not
working the full number of months he agreed
to. Shame on him
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

III II Bakers subscription of $500 was
made IN the shape of an offer of S25 to
the first twenty men engaged in his quar-
ry who shall enlist. - u.s.
Clement & Son made the offer contain
ed in the following letter which was read
sa CENTRE RUTLAND, Aug. II, 1862.
In consequence of i'll health, our Mr..
Charles Clement is unable to attend the
War Meeting this afternoon.
We have in our employ Is men who
are we understand attending the meeting
at Rutland as we hope to aid and assist as
best they can in putting down this Great
Rebellion" These men now receive
1926 so per month. We make them the
following proposition:
As we understand it the United States
and State governments are paying volun-
teers $50 per month, which would
amount to $3.50 for Is men. If you will
enlist We propose and hereby offer to con-
tinue your pay to the end of the war at
the same rate that you now receive
That is, you draw from government $3.50
per month. We pay you sl66 so per
month, making your monthly pay from
both sources 1926 so. At the end OF the
war each one SO enlisting shall be entitled
to and receive the same place and pay in
the business that they now hold Should
any die in battle or from sickness, their
families shall have the privilege of occu-
plying the tenements they now occupy rent
free 10 the end of the war. Ali that we
ask in return is that when yon arrive in
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the land of Rebellion, you make mar
ket for all the grave stones possible,
CLEMENT & Son,

y
ket for all the grave stones possible,
CLEMENT & Son.
p. S.-Should any Of you desire to ac-
cept this proposition, you are not to re-
ceive bounty or pay from any other
source. {. n 5.
H.R. Dyer subscribed S25 or will send
his son TO the war.
Lorenzo Sheldon will pay $40 DER
month to one soldier during the e,..,tire pc
riod OF his service.
DR.. ID. Il, Page free attendance upon
the sick in the families of soldiers who
have heretofore employed him.
Dr.S. H.Griswold S25, and free atten-
dance upon the sic5k families of such SOL
diers as have usually employed him.
Bennett Iiiley So per month to one
man while absent.
Voted TO instruct the committee of one
in each school district to circulate SUBJ
ser ption papers in their respective dis
tricts, and make report of all who sub
scribe, and also of all who refuse to sub
scribe, and that the report be published.
Voted TO raise committee of three to
collect and disburse the money raised for
the above purposes, and F. Chafee VIM
T. Nichols and John MeKeogh were APP
pointed.
Voted to pay all volunteers from the
town of Rutland who shall enlist within
the next ensuing five days, sixty dollars
each, and those enlisting after that period
the sum of forty dollars each,
Voted to adjourn until Saturday even
ing next, at Z o'clock, to hear the report Of
committees, and take what further action
shall be deemed expedient and necessary
Anumber enlisted during the meeting.
VIM, 4. BURNETT; Chairman
RocKwooD BARRETT, Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

After the rebel ram Arkansas ran the
Federal feet at Vicksburg, Van Dorm and
other Confederate chieftains went down
and offered her captain, the brave Brown,
an ovation, which he, with beautiful mod
esty, declined. 1t turns out that there
was reason for his retiracy. He was
wounded in the engagement with the Car
ondolet, and has been lying an invalid on
board his craft ever since.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
STATE OF VERMONT,
ADJ. AND INs. GEMS 0Fricr, }
Woodstock, Aug. sth, 1862, (
GENERAL oEpER NO, 10,

GENERAL oEDEk NO, ~
For the purpose of completing the quota
OF the State of Vermont of the three hundred
thousand men recently called for by the
President of the United States, to serve in
the army of the United States for the term
of three yeais, it is hereby ordered, that
twelve hundred men be Immediately raised
in this State to fill the regiments now in SER
vice from the State. The quotas of the sew
eral towns in the State, under the requisition
for three hundred thousand men to serve
three years, are hereby assigned as follows
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

RUTLAND LIGHT GUARD.-At meeting
of the Rutland Light Guard held at the
Town Hall last evening, to fill vacancies,-
2 Lieut.. Lew G. Kingsley was elected Capt
Walter Z. Landon, LIST Lieut..
Stephen G. Staley, I'd Lieut..
We understand the company is being re-
cruited up TO the maximum number.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

@-Ex- Gov. Denison, of Ohio, had a
long interview with the President on Sat-
urday, and discussed the war policy Of the
Government. He came away fully salts
he'd that events close at hand would con-
vince the people that Mr.. Lincoln was
sufilclently in earnest in the prosecution
of the war.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
DOUBLE MURDER AMI srrcrpE

DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE m
SPRINGFIELD. - On Monday evening, the
wife OF Mr.. jackson Goold, threw herself and
two children aged two and six years-into
the Black river, at Morris Mills, where all
were drowned. The inquest failed to ind
any cause fer the awful deed, not being able
TO incorporate into the verdict that almost
universally used --"cause-temporary
insanity"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
~ Rev. DIR. A

"a Rev. DR.. Aiken informs us in a note,
that be was prevented by sickness from atten'
ding the war meeting held in this village on
Monday afternoon, and adds, " To help for
ward the good cause of eplistments, will be
responsible for the payment of fifty dollars
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

A Southern refugee declares that after
the late battles, every man in Richmond
possessed Of three shirts, was compellea
to give one to the army, such was toS
scarcity Of clothing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

raising the quota of Green Mountain Boys is
accomplished. Work work work Ifyou
don't,-then Draft Draft Draft Choose
ye, and you must choose quickly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

II Henry Baxter. $500
John B Page, 800
VIM F Earnes, 200
VIM T Nichols, 100
SM Dorr, 100
M G Everts, 100
wv Cramton, 100
WI Smith, 100
II H Dyer, 1875
F Chance, 100
Clark & Brothers, 100
M d Elliott, 20
Samuel Hayward, 100
John Engrem, 90
Edwin Edgerton, 100
BF Blanchard. 100
II w Lester, 100
George Graves & Son, 125
&c Griggs, 100
John. McKeogh, so
B Il Burt, so
D Morgan, Jr 100
Solomon Foot. 100
Charles E Mussey, 80
Warren Daniels, ., so
VIM A Burnett, so
4 X Wilson, so
Silas H Hodges, so
Daniel Verder, so
j Edgerton, SO
G M Davey, SO
II r Randall % -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26
An EYnnornhIe Act.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The following
correspondence explains itself;
New YoRK, July l, 1862,-To the Hon
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War,
Washington :--Sir-I beg leave to call TO
your recollection private letter which
addressed to you in the month of March
last, relative to some Enfield rifles order
ed from England, through Messrs How
land & Aspinwall, in the early part of
the Rebellion.
In accordance with the determination
therein and previously expressed by me,
not to receive any pecuniary benefit for
services rendered, or risk incurred ia be-
half of either department of the govern
ment, herewith remit to you the amount
which has this day been paid to me as
profit on my interest in the arms thus
imported and sold TO the War Department,
viz; a check on the bank Of Amsterdam
for S25, 290G0
! am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant WIN. II. AsPINwALL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26
The London Times on Gen. Butler !
CONSERVATION Among the Unionists
on the Rappahannock
Washington, Boone County, KY,
Threatened by Guerrillas!

WAsHNGroN, July 25.--The rumors
about anticipated changes in the cabinet
and retirement Of Seward are false.
General Lane leaves on Saturday for
Kansas. lie has been instructed to re-
ceive all loyal men, white or black, into
the service.
y A special TO the Tribune says Colonel
Norton, who preferred charges against
General Mitchell is not to be found. The
War Department issued orders for his
arrest, and the telegraph has been put
into requisition TO discover his where
abouts.
PHuADELPnIA, July 25,--The Legis-
laturo to-day appropriated half a mil
lion for bounties TO new recruits.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says: Ewelrs, Hills, Jackson's, and
LongstreePs divisions, numbering in all
about sixty thousand, are concentrating
near Gordonsville, and thinks an attempt
is making on Maryland Or Washington.
INDIANAPoL1s, July 25.--The Federals
in Henderson county, Ky, dispersed and
holly pursued the guerillas, killing one
and capturing a lot of horses, guns, pis-
tolls, &c.
Steamer Elna, from Queenstown on
the 18th, passed Cape Race last evening,
London Times says Buffers course at
New Orleans Injuries the Federal cause
The Daily News says secession will be
crushed at all hazards. Produce and
provisions dull. Consols niney-two and
seven -eighths American securities
quiet, steady, and unchanged.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Steamer Free.
born arrived with prize schooner Sabine
The alarm among the Unionists along
the Rappahanock is SO great that many
sleep in boats on the river, for fear o
impre ssment by rebel guerillas.
Richmond Enquirer's dispatch from
Chattanooga of the 21st, says the Fed
erals are concentrating a large army a
Tullahoma, but Buell's army is in tigh
place.
LAwREEoEBURGH, INDIANA, July 25.-
Part of the Indiana legion gone to Wash
ington, Boone county, Ky, which plac
the rebel guerrillaE have threatened to
night
New YoRE, July 26th.-Gold irregula
and unsettled, opening at fifteen, reced
ing to fourteen and a-half aud fourteen
and closing at sixteen and a quarter I
sixteen and a-half Government stoc
lirmer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

That unconditional Union paper, the
Norfolk (Va,) Uiior5 publishes Governor
JoHNsoN's speech at the Capitol, on the
night of the 4th inst, with these re-
marks:
We invite special attention to the adj
mirable address of Governor johnson &C.
liyered lately at Nashville, which we
publish to-day.
It's eloquence, its Gervor, its inyincible
logic, its exact fidelity to truth, must
force conviction upon every mind capa-
BILE of ratioeination, on every humrn in
tellect not "jangled, Jared and out of
tune" by the peculiar Madness the de-
moniac insanity which prompts this hor-
rible rebellion.
The policy announced in that speech,
that treason must be made odious, and
traitors impoverished" is meeting with
universal appreciation among loyal citi-
zens, and is loudly applauded by the
army. Make it the watchword and trea
son will crumblc like mummy, beneath
the blows Of loyalty.