Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

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Tor Chaplaln Tor the state Irlson, IN
a,o.a or L.,.;, a. ,a, ,, ar
steau Vi haNinS the resioeht oicrsyhieh oi
W,ndso,. ofyc;ata nc s,cL ol,arn.,a,,,
"'""so' o'o'"'o al suoa a"oi""'ey'
"Wednesday afternoon the following pro-
ceedings were had:
s,sIrp
Mr. F,o,eshv rsnorted adversely "a uouss hill
renesiinr tho s,stte reanrinr n3,;ce Of Intention
10 marrv 10 be made After nrotrscteJ aeba q
the third readiny WAS refused yeas 10 NAYS rs.
A nassa gc fron, The (,overnar annonneed that
rI,rar' IIaSs,o,r aasiinsd 10 ace.n, ,Sa o,Noe Of
Observation-Disclosures Of Tho state Prison no which no
WAS elected Inv Joint Assembly th,s session.
Mr. Cree o,ysred ;oipt Resolution far a Joint
Assembly nj 2 O'Clock on THURSDAY afternoon, TO
elect a SUPERINTENDENT of the State Prison
Ador,es
uousy.
Tho Commttee nm the Library reportca fayora-
blv 10 the ;o;nt res,hnt;on maiine donation Of
certain docnments No the Collece of Liberia
laid on the table;
tory of ssc,iou AZ 81 "haStsr Ito Of General sta.
tutes relating to the militia in amendment Of
section Dol chap'er % fe'a''hs 70 aepos'''on' anu
Messrs Dorr, Deane, Fisher Of vergennes,
Marcy, Fisk, Haskell and Wires were anno1nSea
House as s SilI proy,dna for soldiers voting was re.
fused third reading.
monse eiai MAKING provision i0f the support Vi
House bill to encourage volunteering was taken
up and laid on the table.
time Of adiournment was Returned from the Sen.
ate. the vote adopting it recon,idercd,, and the
N.Y. M; Ms ~ Wiii;stoa In in Amendment
of chapter Ito Of General Statutes relating to the
militia to Committee on Military rsa Affairs: sns
into )" for the Joint resolution responding to the
Presidents cali for volunteers. These resolutions
ee suc Ipe apueas to the loyalty and
triotsm of the people of Vermont will be made in
vain They were unanimously adopted; Tor srta
services was reoommtled to Committee on Ways
and Means. -, uo,.o t,o ro
1a HapoT as
State Prison, and Thursday P NJ was voted on
the part Of the House as the time Tor JOINT AS
'N'','.' y -. - 'as -. +. ,ho nno
ood lMroN c. eanoaIasnra nr tho erst mort
oace Of the Rutland and Burlington Rail
road ,Iud6e Barrett was asked to take
tbe road nnt of the hands of the trustees
Of the second mortpaoe. and give il to the
trustees Of the first mortgage. or TO ap.
MONT receivers pending the litigation
| The .Judee made his decision on Tuesday.
/ CONFIRMING the nossession for the time
beno IN the hands of NIessrs. Birchard
and Stewart trpstaas Of tbe second mort.
raoo Tbe followino IS a list of the coun,
80 Tho ooso.
r., O,otors II 7 phelns. y T. Wood.
br:dao II II Stonohton q NJ Fisher
nm;oht Foster TAttorsev-General 0
Massa ebnsetts ! and @ F Edmnnds
Far Cornoydtiou-A Traey. G. T. Ed
munds.
| For Trustees of Second Deed-Jacol
CoIlamer, VIM Nj Evarts, p L Washburn
+ " Briops J Prout p p Todd. J S Ell
| bridge. j w Stewart, j y Briant, Lev
| Underwood, Robert Pierpoint.
| For Trustees of Third Deed-E .
Phelps. G f Edmunds, A Tracv, d Kel
logg, L B Peck.
Hr,vv Roppppv family names
/ Fuller. of West Brookfield. are now O.
trial for stealing S3, 400 from a MI
Bralv some weeks since. The family in
cludes father. mother and three sons
Portions Of the money were found on tn
persons of all of these--except one of th
bows. who is deserter from the 9th Yer
mont regiment. and has now made his e.
cape to Canada-and also upon the pei
son of a wife OF one OF them. a pottl
was found IN the cellar containing apot
$500 Of the stolen money; ana the cove
OF the trunk winch contained the none
at the time it was stolen, was found ne q
their house Some Sooo or $ooo Oh III
money only, has yet Deen recovered.
SINGULAR DEATH. We learn from th
Banner that Mrs. David WEIGH OF rowni
aied a lew Jays s'lve' u,u1f tno ioio".n
, circumstances. one hao oeen iliSt y,
LOT SIX years, anu iouf aays o ,,"as ~ :,
aeatn sue each uay pouhueu sla's ON
, took 1t IN large quantities. On the lourt
day she managed to get at and drink
vo;nt ,a , half of Inner and lived b1t
Piii0 "io I" "s'A - tNS'' -
hours thereafter.
Horse SHor UNDER HIM. While
one of the recent sharp engagements of Il
) Vermont Cavalry with the enemy, Cap
Frank Raw of Bennington, had hOrs