Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10

a. we nO0n
tram was about starting yesterday for N.
east, having several recruits on board !,
irish friends OF some Of them wer. A.,
on board, for the sake of hayioo =,
more last words" as possible. H,,f
dozen or so jumped off after ,h0
started, and among the res, wom..
the name of Conlsn, who fell-orno..T
under the car She happened to NM
at the end OF the platform where il slon.
oil in an inclined plane, and sbs M
over time or two on her pins, af,s, 4,
manner of wheel with spokes ana
felles. OF course there was a so..'
and rush, but before anybody could :,
to the woman, she was right side mn -
tirely, and not hurried at all. at all
HuBBARDToN. Last Thprxdo,
Sd inst, town meeting was held n uaSs
bardton 10 ralse money to encourage y,
unteers to enlist. The town vs, ~ 'o,
pay each volunteer who enlists upd., !,
present call to I'll our quota, the snn w
five hundred dollars. The selec,men :. Y
each volunteer mustered into service ~, sn'
fees, making the sum of five hupdrs5 ' -,
fttesen dollars to each accepted yolun,s au'
Seneca Root of East Hubh,j,,,.
has just purchased very nice eb,,,.t
County white pig. This, to Aee ~s
wish to improve their breed Of hOpy ~.
sents an opportunity seldom net with
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. SATURDAY no,
ing the night express train on the Cents,
Railroad from Boston ran off the ps's
about five miles from Mortified avn,
to the breaking of q truck on the iocOr
tive, 4 he engine was precipitaled "a.
an embankment one hundred feet bipl-
The engineer was pretty badly sca3s
and the fireman somewhat bruised. 4
other persons were seriously injured. m
| passenger cars ran off on the othy N.
of the track, but were stayed by tdgnr
against a telegraph pole. The engo2
the splendid locomotive f. t. Perkns-
turned 4 sunmerset aud is now restlBs,e
side down.
tREcRufrINe. Thirty men hsa
hus far been enlisted for the town. 1Fa
/ ty OF these were enlisted at the proy,s
Marshal and nineteen by the selectmen d
Rutland. The work is now gong On
well. Several are known to be swailBg
the result of the town meeting. add if il
is favorable, they will probably enlist
Most OF the recruits go into he I'll, 10th
and 18th regiments bat s0we nave Neen
recruited for all the Vermont regiments,
| LECTURE. c. Carlton Coffin, the sss
war CORRESPONDENT of the Boston jo9ni,
; is ts deliver his popular lecture d.
"Battle Scenes of the Present War lAs
Town Hall in Castleton, this (l1sS
evening Rutland people can attepda
lecture by leaving here in The ahera
train and return at 9 IL O'Clock in 4
evening. II will certainly pay well to
over.
WHITING pays bounty of 500
each volunteer. The energy and pen
yerance of the selectmen and the pain
ism of the inhabitants at once fl!eda
quota. Some of the first young men
Whiting promptly volunteered Their !,
vices in the cause of their country, an
are on their way to the seat Of war,
MILITARY BUILDINGS TO BE EREcrEr
Land has been purchased at Montpelier
the Fair grounds-on which several build
ings for hospital uses and barracks wilh
at once erected. The land was bOqgsI
for SIS, 600 fourteen buildings are b
built. -..-.......... ..
CoNyALEscENTs RETURNING As
forty convalescents left the hosplisl 4
Burlington for their regiments last wi
Upwards of one hundred men still reza
in the hospital.
NEwspApoRIAL. The Bellows FIJI
Times is to be enlarged at New Year
and its subscription price advanced
PATENT. Seth l.. Cole of Burhngs
has received a paint for Improvement
producing oil and spirits of turEenta
from Pine wood