Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11
Local and state Item.

Peace within aud fof tho County Of D.
land, in place of Hon, Horace Ala,
moved from the State.
O~NERs WArTED,--'rhe house os
Ro>.nna Martin, on Green street n \
village wa. searched on Saturday s,
articles recently lost from several JeS
lines in this vicinity, and pretty ~
haul Of them was made. Some q N
goods found are not yet claimed BY NJ
owne $, among them i''ce silk Ombrs
The owners are notified TO 6ppearatAs \
and take the same away.
RUTLAKp'S QuoTA.-The %osds,|
Standard, deriving its iutormarss. ,
presume, from the Adjutant General q A|
State, states that Rutland has eyoss.
her quota by eighty men,
NARROW ERcAPE.-The Sentirel 4,
/ that the Rev. Mr.. Cardinal, French G.,
Ole priest in Burlington, had proyts
6al escape from drowning on We,D
day. He was crossing on " the h
from Milton to South zero with n
and carriage, when, owing to the
lence of the wind, and force Of the.wa
his horse lost his foot hold and was pO|
ed in deep water. The horse was droW
ed. Mr.. Cardinal remained in the c,
riage in the water for an hour and a ha
when he was discovered and reso
from his position by parties on the
land, who went to his ASSISTANCE ID
boat
! CHEsrER.-Charles Robinson was
raigned before Justice Onion, on Monii
under complaint of the Grand jury
entering the house of John Tufts with
intent to commit an assault, and I
bound over to appear at the next tern
the Windsor County Court, in the sun
six hundred dollars, Failing to
cure bail he was committed TO the Con
Jail.
DEATH OF CAPT. BesTwIcs. 1t
ligence was received on Friday morn
from Washington, of the death of Can,
l.. H. Bostwiok, Of Jericho, 18th n
ment. Captain Bostwick was vc
man of tue character. and was an exc
lent officer
WOUNDED AND MISSING SHAI
sHoorERs.-LIeut. Commanding HIND,
| Co, F, list VT 5, S. reports to A
Washbun the following of his eomg4
wounded az Charlottesville:
Corp, EIbrdge NJ Hosmer, MiI
bury, head
Edward Trask, Woodstock, should
John j. Monuahan, Rutland. foot
Martin Lathe, Brandon, head.
Michael Cunningham, Middlebury'
ger off.
Capt Sweetser, Go. f, ID L. s. 8
reports the following missing, suppose
be prisoners
William d Smith, Pittsford Eis
Pinney, Plymouth.
ACClrENTs. Two children near
highway We're recently run over
knocked down bv e. runaway hora
Bellows Falls. MIR Wvman Flint, I
witnessed the affair from the top Of al
building in the Square, Immediately RAJ
their assistance. expecting, of course
find them seriously injured. They pro
to be his own eb4sdreu, but happily ~
not injured
Mr.. Henry o. Coolidge, freight
ductor on the Cheshire Railroad, was
led near North Ashburnham Station
Wednesday afternoon, about ! o'clocE
He was sitting Oh the rear car of the &
with one of tie hrakemen, and as the t
approached the station. he arose and y
forward Ga the tram, was seen to 81
forward as if to take hold of br
wheel. and IN 2 moment was hear
shout. but had disappeared The
was Immediately stopped, and he
found mortally injured, the wheels b
passed over him. He lived about &
minutes after beng taken up, in an u
scious state.
> A week ago. as Clarence, son o
( P. Wilcomb Of St Johnsbury, was
/, sisting in lacing some betting al padto
machine shop, he got entangled IN
same and was carried around shat
volving 100 times a minute until the
t who was with him had time to Fua
another shop, several rods distant,
shut the gate. The boy was not XII
as might have been anticipated, bnl
e left arm was broken both above and De
- the elbow, one leg shockingly laeer1
and his feet were badly bruised and
gled.
r The Whitehall Times says that
= named u. 5. Patten, living about
miles sonth of Comstock's Landing, |
walking in his sleei> on "Wednesday
- the 20th ult., broke MS neck by H'
: down stairs. ).
4 In Whitehall, on the 2Jta ul', :
of Mr.. Henry Stewart, about sA !e" !,
P age, while playing on his fa'ne,s !.
which was discharglng freight IN - '1 ~ !.
n SIN - below the locks, accidentally "
the water and was drowned.
I; DEMocRAnc . STATE TOWN.
, The few lonesome individuals
l. State who persist in calling lneu
T. the democratic party of Vernon. ~ ~
,e ing through the motions again LOT =
ficauon of the public. they paw
= the following call for State oOH''
10 The Democrats of Vermont are y
= to meet in Convention at
Nf.4,>ol;o. a, tbo D6th day W n