Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21
Local and state Items.

us that sturgeon (dctpetSef fUOtcUHdNS)
weighing forty pounds and measuring four
feet and six inches IN length, was caught
on the llth inst, in Lake Chsmplain, at
Sand Bar Point, and was presented to the
State by N. w. Fairchild, NJ. D, of Mil
ton, Vt. 1t has been skinned and pre-
pared for the Vermont State Cabinet of
Natural History.
Town LIQUOR AGENr.-We are in
formed that the Liquor Agency sf the
town of Rutland has been transferred to
Geo. w. Morse, Esq, of the firm of Pond
& Morse.
For GovERNoR.-The Freeman says
''there would certainly be no Improperly
in nominating Governor Holbrook for a
third term. He has ably and faithfully
served the State for two years and no
doubt will find many warm supporters, if
he desires or will accept denomination.
But if Governor Holbrook should not be
candidate, it Is by no means improbable
that Mr.. billing ham's many warm friends
Union Democrats AS well as RepubG-
cans, will propose his name for the head
OF the ticket
The RUTLAND AND BENNINGTON Con
FERENCE will hold IFS next Annual Meet
ing in Manchester, commencing Tuesday,
June 9. at | o'clock p. NJ. and continue
through the two following DAYS.
a. {
Moderator of the last meeting, will preach
the opening sermon.
The prescribed order of the principal
Anniversary and other exercises is as
follows, VIZ:
BtbIe Society, I@eSday e0eaiag
lhe Cause Of Sea'sen, toHoDed By For
e"q ~ 1i'oS'o"O' /" e""eSo''g' a, H,
y oo"'"s@'S'0I r osI0SceS, an" NE ne cause q
n 0".s ''" i1"''' 'i''''''"' "s"''sS""g'
m ~ , Mr..
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mo m W 5@0o 1t0' w DeC'oe'' y ft"e''1"";
?,''y ix; a, 1n'' A'CScs ''oc'e1. .S az"
GaI% cot pi'S's S oSoS'@y I5'f "S
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Register of Conaranra
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NJ NhoND s4 IG "a lle'i o7'on9ln
~ III WI, L"'niDp % iiuA'illst ION n"o I0Cei't-
epo measuring seven inches in circnmfar
e nc and weighing fonr om,ces Another
hen laid bnge cog on one dav and IN the
tuo navt davS yarv small opae tho sr,olI
est not bigger than robins egg. He de-
clares this to be egpstraordinary and thinks
if foreshadows some great event
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oolo ilouoe' ""o i@S' "eoN li''eo Po h anu
self Prof Fellows, from Kentucky.
THE Nrvs IN RpArrrvpopo There
was a GREAT hubbub in RrattIeboro as in
some other places over tbe unfortunate
news that was current about Richmond
being taken. The iovfnl news was pro-
claimed in all the churches. Old and
Young rushed out and all Joined in reioic-
mo. Everybody was correspondinolv
olnm on Monday.
~ W. w., 7, o...oa tho.
nf la, - "o oe H .ph Is S'9 Wou Vnat
s Wv" , ,Uon" t th wo'o9 III iIm
e s.aua VIZ on 'n0 n@y oh n"i Nc SL@
lu'n :" asnlns 'on u nl s:r, I N0i0
"0i0 ~ 0oi'i0 40 SUI" % III ~ O0'
ALLOTTED PAY.-Asslgnees and 9th
ers holding orders for allotted pay OF the
Tenth Regiment, are hereby notlhed that
returns have come to hand for November,
december, January and February, and
TINS ONCE IS prepared to pay the sums re-
celVed In 'ne usual way,
D. D, [AGE,
,a otate treasurer
hu'l"ho' May TO- 1000
WORTHY OF MENTION. - Among the
names of those noble heroes wounded in
the recent "dazzling" charge made by
the 1st VT Brigade at Fredericksburg,
may be found the name of a gallant Bran
don Sergeant-one who leaving a loving
wife (since the architect Of noble incident,