Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-09
Local aad State Items.
From the i2ih Regimen,

vermont regiment VIII DE OF great nta,
est to our readers;
Washington, July 6-4,4OAn
To B, f, French -
We are ON our way home all ugb,
MAJ, l., q. KtNGSLrv
INCIDENTS OF THE FoURTH.-Om,
breaking of glass occurred in the WIN.
dows of the Courier office and adom,,
buildings at sunrise ON the Fourth, throg,S
the conclusion caused by the firing Of
cannon in Merchants Row.
Washington Engine Go, No, =, wbe,.
so much disatlection was reported, turned /
out fly-three members ON the Fourth,
number almost unequalled on any smlI,,
occasion.
A "Calhumpiann band was out in III,
night preceding the Fourth, making itssf
as dissgreeable as possible TO seekers af |
| ter rest.
A row was caused on the Rutland
Burlington tram, as 1t was about to leave
the depot at six o'clock, by lrishmen who
had been celebrating too much, creatm,
some fright among the passengers, av
ending IN the Juggling of the principal d
| fender.
Some other incid ents OF similar nsv
ture occurred, but tae day was in the NAV
very orderly and quiet, considering thai
it was the ''Glorious Fourth"
Accidental little boy, son of Mr.
! Callahan, track master on the Rutland 4
Burlington railroad, while celebrating the
Fourth, accidentally fell from the railroai
bridge, crossing the road at Center Ru,.
! land, and broke the bones of each arm
STRAwBERRIES.-Our friend Mr. Jon,
Weeks, of Clarendon, on Saturday pre-
scented us with a box of very fine straw
berries. They were picked from hl
grounds, and are of the Wilson's Albaar
variety, very large and high favored.
Mr.. Weeks has heretofore made us Ia.
recipient of similar tavors, for all i
which he has our sincere and renevs
thanks.
INDEBrED.-We are indebted to Adj
and Insp. General Washburne for COPY 3
Register of Commissioned Officers Of
! Vermont Volunteers in the service of IN.
United States"
ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees and Others
gliding orders for allotted pay of the Ist
cavalry Regiment, are hereby notified tina,
returns have come to hand for January
February, March and April, and this
fee is prepared to pay the sums rece
in the usual way.
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State Treasure
Rutland, July s, 1863.
] PRESENTATION. - Foreman Hildr2
received Friday evening handsome 81
YER plated Flreman's Trumpet, a pressl
from Washington Engine Company No.
., Of Rutland, to the Boxer, No 8, Of
Burlington Washington Engine Co. No.
9, of Rutland have a Zimmerman machlne
and this handsome present is an earnest
! the fraternal feelings existing between tls|
two companies. Such courtesles 1t n
pleasant to record Burlington 1'a,es
FAIRHAyEN, July 4, 1873.
EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-The sub
joined letter from the Commissioner of In
ternaI Revenue, cannot fail to interest ,
very large portion of your readers, and
cannot doubt that on will cheerfully glf
it publicity;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Internal Revenue
July |, 1868.
= SIR;-Ir reply to yours of the 29t
ut, have to say,
LIST An accommodation ndorser Of
note cannot deduct from income loss sls
tanned by the failure of the maker Of such
t note. A loss sustained on note, whcNU
, Endorsed IN regular course of business,
may be deducted from the profits of taaI
branch of business, in which the note "
indorsed.
+ ID. A man whose nComeis derived IN
= fixed Investments can make no deductMI
from income on account of the wages
subsistence of laborers.
Sd. When a farmer returns, as lncon|
for 1862, the whole produce of his far
for 1862, together with his clip of woa|
stock of butter and cheese, and growth 1
stock for that year he may deduct t
cost of keeping his stock through III
year, but this deduction should not eXte
E back of January LIST, 1862.
{ Very respectfully,
EDw'D McPHERsoN
Deouty Cot
To WIN, c. KlrTREDGE, ESQ, U. S.
5 SCISSOR, Farhaven, Vt.
f Faithfully yours,
f WIN. C. KITTREGE, Assessor
/ The 10TH VERMoNT.-A special u'
g patch to the Tribune from Cen Meau'
r headquarters, July 4, ! a. ~, makes
D following mention OF the 10th 'ern'
: regiment:
e "The wagon trains of the enemy
e seen retreating toward Chambers,6turg} y
about forty pieces of flying artillery D. D.
started to cut them off. The 10Th ,a|
d mont (new troops) have just come III v, ',
l. two captured flags of the I'd Flonas \
,r iment. The left wing have captures
rebel stand of colors.
q. Urn,,oNT PpIc.nr A C0T5