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


Tend. d. Waterman, Prompter
DyArH OF A PRINTER,-Capt. William
W. Smith, formerly of Rutland, was killed at
the recent battle at Cornth, He was =
r5pter, having learned his trade in this office.
He was formerly member of the Rutland
Light Guard, but about the time of their de-
p,rture for three months service, no left them
and enlisted in a company being raised in
Troy, n, Y, and was made orderly sergeant.
lie had been in V rginia but short time,
when he was discharged on account of sickness.
He returned to Vermont, and after recovering
his health, went to Iowa, raised company
and was elected its Captain and assigned to
the 7th Iowa regiment, and has been in active
service from that time till bis death
DIED.-In the hospital. at Carrolton, La,
September 9Th, 1862, Perry G. Gibbs, of
Poultney, member of Company |, 7th Yer
mont Volunteers, Capt. Clark, in announc-
ing his death, says: Z" regret his loss from
the company. He always tried to do his du-
". He united the qualities Of good man
and true soldier. While we mourn his loss,
We are proud Of his bravery and love of coun-
hy.n
INJURED IN FRAoAs.-'rhe police of
Boston, on Tuesday, found John 5. Tewks-
bury, Vermont drover, on the corner Of the
streets with his face very severely cut. He
said he had been in house on the street, and
had been kicked in the face. ......
RELIsIous.-Elder Edwin Burnham, of
Newburyport, Mass, an Independent van
gest, will commence a series % ,sl;,ous
meetings at the Chapel ~ Wo.t s,r.st in this
vhiAge' ON ou'i'' next, to continue through
no HeeS .ollowing, and the next Sabbath.
Elder MUNGER will preach again at the
Advent Chapel on Friday (to-morrow) eve
nlng.
BuRGLARr.-The house of Moses French, at
White River Village, was entered by burglars
the night of tho 10Th inst, and gold
and pair of boots stolen. Some
~ also taken our of Mr.. Frsnch's
let.
pantahoons pocA
I've learn that there
are at present only ut thirty patients in
til. Marin. Hospital AT Burlins, 0H'
yermonrsr. mt tho D 'hiiadsiphi-
ta1s
Returns have been recsn ved az 'he huju'an'
Generals Office of the follow, ng vermont sun
Ter. in the Hospital. at Philao elphla' October
It'll, 1862: ..,...,. ....... III.
Christtca Street Hospita o.
George E Marsh, Rochester, Goa pony =
4th reg rheumatism. h,u
L B Clallin, Stockbridge, signal corp "D'
By horse falling on him.
t.l.. Fyh Street Hospital
Elisha Frost, Middlebury, company F, 5th
reg, hurt by fall
81. Joseps's Hospital
James Clark, Enosburgh, company K, 9th
reg, acting nurse.
Moses Terrence, Charleston, company D,
Sd reg, fever
Henry Jerome, Newport, company B, Sd
reg, disease of spine.
Joshua B Farewell, company B, Sd reg,
heart disease
John Brown, Bellows Falls, company D,
4th reg, fever, improving.
Broad Street Hospital.
Oliver B Drake Bristol, company X, I'd
reg, left arm off.
Charles Lussia, Jericho, company K, 5th
reg, wounded in hip, leg and shoulder.
Edward Gilroy, Rutland, company F,
9th reg, wounded in leg.
Harlan Stoddard, Waits6ed, company T,
3D. reg, wounded in thigh.
II jerks, company IL, 9th reg, improv-
ing.
W C Mclean, company H, 4th reg, i'm
proving.
Corp. Abel w Gilbert; Duxbury, company
G, 9th reg, improving.
G Charian, company f, Sd reg, improving.
franklin Gugett, West Bolton, company X,
9th reg, wounded in both calves
race Street HoSpH0.
Norman W Scott, Newport, company B, Sd
reg, fever.
Robert Picksley, South STAFFORD, compa-
ny +, Sd reg, fever, doing well,
Episcopal Hospital.
o ID Cobleigh, st. Johnsbury, company G,
4th reg, wounded in left arm
John Jabott, Highate, company G, 5threg.,
IN right foot.
Alber. Whitney, Ripton, company B, 5th
reg, in left leg.
Henry Morgan, Bennington, company G,
4th reg, improving.
Ira Carey, SALISBURY, company A, 4th
reg, improving
A CsCram, Bethel, company E, 4th reg,
fever, doing we'll.
Lyman ?. Rowe, Bethel, company E, 4th
reg, lame back.
Calvin Fullam, Brookfeld, company B, 4tb
reg sunstroke.
Thomas j. Holbrooke, Hyde Park, comps-