Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

FINLAND County Court. Sept. Term.
1868.

the following decisions and uansactlng
ing some unimportant business, adjourned
for the term,
No. 275. George l.. Mussey v. Moses
j. Perkins. Judgment of the Court rem
dered for plaintiff, under rule that exc
cution be stayed until the lien of Hay
ward, under his attachment, be determined
or satisfied,
No. 25l. Daniel Lincolny. Jacob Ed
gerton. Judgment tina. first count is IN
sufficient, and that defendant have leave
to withdraw demurrer to second count
Continued.
No. 264. Stephen Clemens V. Hiram
w. Lewis. Judgment for defendant pro
lorna, ON demurrer Defendants plea adj
Judged sufficient. Exceptions by plaintiff.
EAU. S. CIRCUIT CouRT. The trial of
the case of Clark V. the Troy and Boston
Railroad et aI., was continued throughout
the day yesterday, and not concluded.
DEsERTERs.--Five deserters passed
through Rutland yesterday, in charge
of j. r. Guindon, of the Provost Mar
shal's office. They were to be taken
to Brattleboro, and from there sent to
their respective regiments to be tried by
court martial. Two of them were from
New York, two from Massachusetts, and
one, we are sorry to say, belonged to the
| Second Vermont. He has been absent
from his regiment nearly year, and was
taken in Vergennes.
LARGE SALE. We are informed that
Gen. H. H. Baxter has sold his Marble
Quarry in West Rutland to New York
firm, for the sum of S250,000.
REMOVED. Thomas Nicholas and Pc
ter King, who were sentenced to States
Prison by the County Court, week or
two since, were taken from jail yesterd ay
and carried to Windsor.
PRoCToRsvILLE The Black River
Valley Fair commenced at this place to-
day, and will occupy two days. The peo-
pie of this valley never fail to have a
they Sc, about it, Passengers can go and
return on the Rutland & Burlington Rail-
road for fare one way.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Chephas H.
Kent was installed over the Congrega-
tional church in Ripton, on Thursday,
Sept, Oath. A sermon was preached by
Rev. A A. Baker.
Observation-Disclosures has broken out
quite extensively IN Londonderry. There
are now several cases in that place. Two
cases have recently proved fatal.
MoRTALLY WoUNDED.-A brother OF
Captain R. W. Clark, of Brattleboro, in
Rosecrans' army, was mortally wounded
at the late battle in Georgia.
A KNAvE.-Prof. z. C. Wickes, who
recently lectured here, at Middlebury,
&C., &C., turns out an imposter. He was
recognized at Middlebpry by once officer
in Wisconsin, who had had him in limbo
out there. "Such is life"
FROM THE NINTH REGIMENT. Capt.
L. E. Sherman, of Company A, Ninth
Vermont is at home on leave Of twenty
days. The Ninth Regiment remains on
the Peninsula, at Yorktown. He reports
that there is considerable sickness among
the troops, principally OF fever and ague,
but very few deaths. Since the movement
up to the White House, made about three
months ago, little has been done except an
occasional reconnaissance. Gen. Foster,
who has command of the consolidated de-
partments of Virginia and North Carolina,
was believed, when Captain Sherman left,
to be planning movement and strike,
but In what direction was not known.
INTERESTING. A piece of linen in
which the famous Mrs. Dustan of Haver-
hill, Mass, carried home the scalps of the
ten Indians she killed near Concord, N.
H., was exhibited at the late Caledonia
county fair, by one of her descendants,
Miss Lydia J. Varnum.
PERSONAL. Rev. DR.. Upham, Presi-
dent of the Seminary at Fairfax, passed
through this place yesterday to attend the
Convention at Ludlow.
BENNINGTON. A correspondent OF the
New York Evangelist in the course OF
letter from Bennington, makes the follow
inp scandalons statements concerning the