Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-28

APPoINTMENrs.-Captain SIC, Burn
ham, of Manchester, late of the 9th Yer
mont regiment, has been appointed Re-
corder of the Board of enrolment of this
district, and Deputy Provost Marshal /;
aud Cyrel Carpenter of Rutland as clerk.
The district has been divided into ten sub
districts, and the following Enrolling OF
GERS appointed for the first seven, The
names of the other three-in Washington
County-we have not yet learned
LIST sub-district, Hiram Bingham, Co. of
Bennington.
I'd do George Hopkins, Co. of
Bennington,
Sd do Joseph Joslin, Co, of
Rutland.
4th do Evelyn Pierpoint, Co, of
Rutland
5th do Martin G. Rice, Co. of
Rutland.
9th do Henry N. Solace, Co. of
Addison.
9TH do Lee Taft, Go. of Addison.
The AID SOCIETY. - The Sanitary
| Commission has made an urgent call for
dried fruits, shrub lelies, and domestic
wines. The Aid Society propose to send
a box as soon as possible.
Those wishing to give any of those del
icacies will please leave them at the
house of Mr.. Luther Daniels, on Main
Street.
The Ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society
gratefully acknowledge the reception OF
nineteen dollars and sixty-nine cents from
the Methodist Church, twelve dollars and
six cents from the Baptist Church, and
forty dollars from the Congregational
Church.
Mrs. C. M. DAvEY,
Secretary.
MORE LIGHT.-It being desirable Ell
Their that more light should be thrown up
on the operations, down town, OF thos
whose exalted propensities lead them semi
occasionally to indulge in free fights an,
knock-downs, or that their operation
should cease altogether, some public spin
tied citizens propose establishing ga
lights on Merchants Row and vicinity
: Two, we learn, are to be placed on tn
; depot grounds, and one in front of Gran
l ton & Nichols block. The work will, W
trust. be carried on further.
e FIRE IN CHELsEA.-The Jail and ia
n house of Orange county, and the dwellin
It of Emery Rice, were burned on Tuesda
: night. The Congregational church WI
e slightly damaged. Two prisoners, Osci
If Beard and = Calef, escaped and it
more than probable that the fire was s
Is by these men or their accomplices. 4
the same time black mare and an Ell
70 spring buggy were stolen from the bal
S of Mr. Stone, the jallor.
Il THE ID BRIGADE-A private lett
I'd from the I'd Vermont Brigade, dated t
to 10Th says the regiments remain in Il
same positions they have held for sol
time. Two of the 10th had been captu
, ed by guerrillas and wagon train of
IN 18th; the men were paroled and had col
oy into camp.
III Lieutenant John W. Newton, of {
AZ L, in the Cavalry regiment, has been p
he NOTED to be Captain of Co. A, over LII
ts tenant Edwards, of Winooski, who
" been with the regiment since its organIl
CT ton, and is reputed to be an excell'
IN, officer.
les PERsoNAL.-The health Of Major {
pi. Inns, of the Cavalry regiment, has beco
it so impaired as to render it impossible
HIM to do duty and he has, we learn,
cured his final discharge and arrived
are home.
of MI
on "BALmoRALn FACTORY. - The n
,ar ehinery for a new balmoral factory
we Bennington is arriving and now being
es ranged in the mill, and will soon be
md running order.
u "A. B. Dascumb Of WaitSfeld,
- entered the service of the Christian u
": mission and is with Rosecrans' army.
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hat REv1vALs.-The Chronicle notices
CHI vivals of religion in johnson and Wei
bile