Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-19

Byron Jefts, Chester, co. II, OH.
H. M. Rodgers, co. II, tst cavary,
William Cook, Danby, co. Z. "a >. D. s eH
PATTERSON PARK,
Martin Maloney, Fairfield, co. <, 6th.
Edgar A. Adams, Barnard, co. 4, Atm.
ASHAroLIs JUNCTION.
Corles p Barrett, Wndhan co. G, Atm
Lewis B. Paquett, Walden, co. ii, Atm:
Chas g. Sheldon, Manchester co. r. 'th'
CAMDEN STREET.
AIonzo Hart, Waterbury, co. D. ID
Alanson Hyde, Columbia, n a, co. L, I'D
Amos c. Ellsworth, Jay, CO. B. I'd.
4Ammon s. McGee, Westheld CO. ID, 'th.
Joseph Sears, Swanton, co. A, 5th
Ural Reynolds CO. H. sth.
A. 6. Call, co. ID, lst.
Henry L. Ballard. Georgia, co. IL I'd.
John Clough, Wlamst wn, co. ID, sd-
fhas. l5s.,, g g.. Dodge, Troy o CO. + 3D.
Marquis d. Laport. Brar4.sq Co. +. I'd,
Andrew Perry, CO. b, ID. f
Joseph Kehoe, Charlotte, co G, "a.
Julius Duplese, st. Johnsbury, CO. /, Sd.
Aaron r. Wheeler. Guldhall, co. l, 3D.
Martin Day, Glover, CO. q, 4th
Louis Murc, Colchester, co. j, 5th.
Edward Wheeler, Stock ridge, co. @, 5th
Job L. Chatsey, E, 5th.
Vim. Bukley, Hincsburg, co. f, 5th,
r. H. Collins, CO. b, 6lh.
Levi B. Goddard, stoekbridge, co. Q, 9th.
orrn 4. Kmbal Hsnoyer: n Il; s.s CO. B, 0'h'
Homer ONE stanley, johnson, co. /, 9Th
silas Bill, Woodbury., co. l, sth.
Loren Cults, Newport, co. L, 9Th.
AFRO Diggings, AndoYer. co. u, 9TH
Freeman A. CasweI Suttonj co. r, 9th.
PATTERSON PARK
Ceylon r Sm.th. Cavendish, co. 9, 4th.
sTEwART's
Maximillian Hevber, co. I, 4th.
I.Isr OF SOLDIERS FROM VERMONT ar
rived at Citizens Volunteer Hospital at i hila-
ielpbia, Dec. l5to 25, 1862:
William Badger Irasburg E. LIST cavalry, darrhea.
Elmer W. Boutwell,, Williamstown, CO. Il. 6th,
William Evans, Windsor, co. X, 4th
Lorenzo 1. Marks, Shelburne, CO. e. I'd gun-sh'S va
Woodward whoeioc4 20 20 a, Nth; gth, iiarrhSH'
George +. Taylor, Dandy, b, 9th.
s Butsr B. 5t6, 3 typhoid i,,h + fever
Ovette Oh pin, New tiaven, u, i4th, hertoptlss
6eorg, 8. I;obbns we> ridge E, iit r''en'uat'stn-
Jason Priest Coventry, u, 9th, diarThea
Francis oioau sheldon, X 9th q
Jehiei Severy, Salisbury /. 2d,
Oh Iles wynn IN, Man i, stey. T. 5th, d.bt;It>.
WalIuce r. Barton NorTadeld, L, l2rh emapiy>-s
Nom " Eryins, Rockingham, /, u "a, a"ehy los
Corp. T. j. Foren % q, l.tn, debility
f. W. shedd, F, l5th, fever
,yrus NJ Norri Yer r~hire,, A, -, h|fe,er'
VIM. Griffin. Charlc-tvwl, II, !5yn,
Corr. Linas iu F. " WarSraan, @ frrlee. H. l2rh
ptysis
Andrew j. Miller, esate, = i5'hi
George wnIs w"leR p4 b. l5th % & f,afy brnfycD aun
John Rove Putney, +, an If, umatlsn.
Charles F. HaywOoI, Springfield, Il, 9th debility
ozro Spragut, welts, b, 70, bronch1t'.
Albert q. Abbott, Bradford, b, 9th nephr.ri.
Noraan y hl,tharg br!dport p i4.h, Al !. tIs 0isg
William &. Jacobs starkrboro, l, i4th, "
Corn VIM 5. Przt, Shrews urv, b tht "
Morton y les, X, istn, dlarrhta.
Norman B. Douglass, Shore AN, -, l4thr aieFrr
VIM. Horne, Dorset G. t4th, debilEy. q
Charias II. Pond Manchester, - lith, eoiiity.
E!ealpc Z. Granger. Waodfor = A, lf'h -
George ozark, Cha lotts, i tn, 'aarrhea.
Henry Cattle, Rupert. X, 18th, pnHemou.a.
a4 i Joanon, % STA l@mto5 A. d ta9 ilih SaaI
Ws1rrh S1s1a lii T. Hewlett, Pawlet, i, i4th,
Bradford Edgerton, Dors4l, b, lith, 81
F4yotte Doty, Bennington, A, l4th, bronchitis
| John Mohan, Mt. Ho Iy, II, l4th, debility
| George II. Fox. Casteton, +, 4th, "
| Caleb D. Fisk, Dainty, b. l4th
soom xaniebey grtstol O. a. "a, h. rheuIn45'sn
Isaac Isaac K Davis Montpelier, /, 18th, .iiarrhea
Levi Nelson, Fayston, b, 18th, fever
John McCleary, 4, 18th, fever
EpJroR HERALD:--1o my astonshment
| have just noticed in the permoRt Chronicle
| reflection cast upon our worthy Chaplain.
cannot conceive OF mind SO base IN the req
ment as to be guilty Of the vile slander. On
| need but to have seen the glad welcome he re
ceived on his return from short visit tc hi
| home, to be assured of the esteem in which h
| is held by the regiment. There is not an ON
Ger but can testify to his efficiency TO I'LL tn
| position he occupies more especially IN giF
| ing his personal attention TO the SICK In th'
| hospital, visiting them daily and when deati
| has conquered some of our brave boys aud We
| have been obliged to consign them 70 grave
| far from kindred, il seeing that everything /
| done 10 relieve the hearts Of their strckel
| friends al home. Truly Yours,
CAPT. Go. |, l0TH VT. VoLs.
Headquarters 10th Reg. vi. Vols,
Camp al White Ford, Nd,
nj 1899
A VIsIr.-A party of invited guests as
| sembled at the house of T. W. Hyde, Esq.
| Hvdeville, on Thursday evening, the l2tl
| inst, Notwithstanding the snow storm. l
was a very pleasant ''soclable," with COLA
| ton perfectly characteristic OF host and host
| ess. A A.mysterious note of invitation had mad
| the Rector of st. James Church, in that place
one of the party. 1t was agreeable to hun
| find most of the company acquaintance, an
the major part parishioners.
But after supper suspicious were aroused b.
the discovery of a box of letters, quite numer
| Gus, with several parcels, all addressed 10 th'
| Rector. And. considering the state OF tn
| country, it was Judged advisable that Com
/ mttee should examine and report whethe
| there was anything contraband IN them or moi
! The Committee reported through the host tha
| the letters, &c. with their contents. SS5
| mostly money, were really designed Tor sal
| clergyman, as a token of appreciation of hl
the -seqs lov1l he surprise was sufficiently great
dered under the difficulty of non residence IAN
REGULAR embarrassrne,.ts of physical and dc
| mestic nature.
The Rector can onty make his very siaters
acknow edgemeats IL all, AMI veiT part'ehia'
IL to the host and his lady
r. Poultney Feb 18th, 1865.
AN h,scApE-ALaiosr.- Lieut.. Wn. I'M
mings, (of Danville) of the lst Vermont az
airy, is now a prisoner Ia the LIBBY Prison.
| Richmond. sne learn that he was detained
| 4 prisoner by the mere accidental discovery
his being an officer He was captured WI
| several prvates, anu was SO dressed As net
be recognized as an officer; and he was abo
to be paroled anu set at liberty with the re
Of the prisoners, when, as i'll luck would ha
| It. one Of his comrades from another regimen
not suspecting parole list was being ma
out, came up aud respectfully addressed nj
| bv h title of Lieutenant. This was enoug
| He was no longer a paroled prlvate--b
| an officer to se sent to Richmond
| Star.
7 AccIpENTs.--W We lean that Oh thursday {
; 5th inst, the widow Hoburn, of this Villa
fell down stairs at Mr.. G. w. Conant's, a
received serious, if not fatal lnjurles.-B
don Monitor.
Charles Fletcher, son Of Geo. L. Fletch
ESQ.,, of Chester, met with an accident
: Thursday the 5th inst, falling from scafl
!. in a barn, and breaking his arm just
6 low the elbow, both bones being broken.
al SHEEP DRowNED-Forty sheep, belo
\ ing to Hiram F. Button, Esq, of Clannd'
were drowned on Saturday night, Feb. -,
the over6owing Of Mill River