Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-27
Local and state Teens.


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MlDDLEBURY COLLEGE. At the re-
cent meeting of the Associate Alumni at
Middebury, the following appointments
Were made for the next Anniversary:
Orator-Hon. Solomon Foot, class of
1926.
Substitute-Peter Starr, Esq, class of
1916.
Poet-Azro l., Mann, Esq, class of
1860.
Substitute-Rev. Lewis A. Austin class
of 1857. ..
NEUROLOGY OF MIDDLEBURY COL
.LEGE.-List Of deceased Alumni of Mid
dlebury College, during the past academ-
zeal year ending August llth, 1868:
Class. Name. Residences. Age.
ls0S-ion Asa Aiken, in Hackinsack, N J,
July, 1868 rs
ls0S-Rev r. Robinson, New Haven, NY,
lslO-Hon Zimri Howe, Castleton, July 1868 76
lSlS-Hon John Willard, Saratoga Spa, N
Y, 1862 II
lSl6-Rev Alonzo Church, d D, in State of Ga
isl6.Dr Edward James, Burlington, Iowa.
lSl7-Rev James oolburn, saxonville, Mass
1862 "A
lsi7-Rev Justus W French, Brooklyn, NY,
1868 20
lsl7mJohn Russell, LII D, BluFaalo, III, -
ls2O-Rev Mark Wing, D, Gambia, o,
1868 81
iS2l-Rev F GoOdhue, White Water, Wis,
ls26-Rev John A Avery, Syracuse, N Y,
| 1888 6S
ls27-Rev Amos futile, Kalamazoo, Mich,
lssl-Rev Henry Curtis, D d, Galesburg, Ill,
| 1852 81
lsSl--Rev Albert Smith, D d, Mount Auo,
Ill, 1868 60
ls32--John F Stow, Esq, wetumpka, Ala,
| 1862 so
1883 Edward Warren, Esq, Buffalo, N Y,
lss5-Dr Allen Mayo, Chicago, Ill, 1868
lS3a-Rev NJ W Stafford, Morganfeld, Ky, =,
| 1862 81
Is4O--Peter Henderson, Esq, NJ d, Ottawa c
| W, 1852
ls44--Thomas Wales M d, Boston, 1858
lS45.-Rev Cleveland Keith, missionary lost
in Golden Gate, July, 1862
ls55--Prof Edwin johnson, Chicago, Ill,
lS59--Capt Miles s Caldwell, (killed near Bull
| RUM 1862
The DISASTER TO THE % VT. BAT
TERY.-The New Orleans correspondent
of the Boston Traveller, gives the follow
Ing particulars of the loss to the Second
Vermont Battery: ......
''On the 5th, three companies of the
Corps d'Afrique, two companies of caval-
, ry and one section of Hocomb's Vt. Bat
terry, Lieut.. Dyer, started from Port Hud
/ son for jackson, La, on a kind Of forag-
ing excursion. They ereached the place,
| had filed their wagons with corn and had
collected large number of negroes, when
they determined to bvouac for the night,
3 but had scarcely so determined when they
J were suddenly attacked on all sides and
completely routed, the two pieces of artil-
t lery, six-pound Sawyers, about 200 of the
o Corps d'Afrique and part of the cavalry
were captured The rar""i''de'' :" { IL r. ,'l
: " saved themselves by precipitate fight
: How many rebels there were could not be
e ascertaned. This effectually demonstrates
e that the utmost caution and discipline
/ must be observed when small company
S penetrate so far into an enemy's country
n away from achievements.
a ANOTHER VERMONT INVENTION
J. Hiram A Kimball of Gaysville, has per
II fected and patented new kind of artif
e ciai limbs made of Vulcanite Rubber
= They are beloved to be far superior to any
other artificial limbs manufactured, thu
Q material being light, strong, impervious tc
d moisture and easily and perfectly modelled
+ Entirely new and superior machinery TO
d the movement of the joints, is included il
1T the invention, and the hand, especially, il
d of great ingenuity, the fingers moving witt
almost the ease of those on the natura
hand. Mr.. Kimball has opened room
J. for the manufacture and sale of these ar
tifcial limbs at No 400 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. We predict great success
v for him and great comfort to those VIII
s have occasion to patronlze him.
A NABBED.-E Edward Tatro of this villag
"a iourneyman barber in the employ o
DIVER & Lanora, was arrested yesterda,
J, as a deserter from the 169th n. Y. regi
IS ment, and taken south last evening, unde
the charge of constable from Glen
Falls, N. Y. Tatro enlisted at Glen
: Falls and deserted from his regiment las
" March, while stationed at Chain Bridge
o His plea for deserving is that he had no
received pay for seven months, and tina
IN consequence HIS Wlic dHu ldullly wei
4 suffering He first went to Canada bu
% came to this place early last spring. Bur
Iington Times.
DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO DO I'D. A.
e Mahony, one of the copperhead martyrs
q has retired from the editorial chair OF tn
Dubuque Herald, because it don't pay
Exchange.
: He should haye sent an agent to Rich
: mond.
KILLED.-Patrick Hanley, formerly o
+ Burlington, an employee on the Vernon
and Canada Railroad, was run over Of
u Monday evening by the night freight tran
S from Rouse's Point, a few miles north
> st. Adams. He was instantly killed.
TENTH REGIMENT. Capt Edwin Dbl
hngham, Co. B, has been appointed In
spector General on Gen. Morris staff. -
First Lieut.. Chas. d. Bogue, Co. 9, Ia.
\ also received the appointment of ABIDE
: Camp to Brig. Gen. Ellis.
It CoSscRIpTs.- Two hundred Vernon
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