Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-05

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,a.ith ~ IN Is sOn of the late p- G..
was appoiptsd = y University of Vermo,,~ ~ a
life in Nav I0e, 20 the regular army Su.' Soa.' ana
Chicago. 70 iIGL be was appoin,sd a saO sls,i
os TIRE ~ E IN BURLlseros r.
ton. north mont as Central Railroad i house
discovaraIa u tne Pioneer Machine sln During
roorn;sr eu On 81, ire about o,oa. 1nop, was
comot;Is Inc house was consvnans sunday
daro..ad "n1Sh ra Was in il was ooan anu 10
T. = 3 The house was wor,, oaSInslaerably
can = ~ thought that the damage to Ayu' ,I sioO.
I oe repaired for 81 500. 1e engine
DEATHS OF SoLprERs-A
Y WaSIs sJlalers who have receptlv A. 1ie names
. 4 @4nington hospitals are the foIIoa;..a AZ the
Pi Pi.i hieadley, Co. |, Sd Vernon. NJ: ohss.
Diake' 20. b, 4th Vermont. 0HA'. N.
Ion ohthEsIGNED.-Capt. G. F. Aup,e,or e a.
hosI.i ieenen,, has resigned ON accor,, e :,
t,na aan ne was sick Of a fever for !. ioa. -
snns slne, ana came home as soon As ala 'Jng
eCen'iy returned to his company. 10
: iKoAoTIoNs. Lieut.. Herman s.,,
.I .IIineriy oi Burlington, has been rroroosss -
ano dp'aincy Of company c, 9th Vs,raoss
Sp', pu, ana quartermaster's clerk Ibeoaera
?. Ieck, OF the same place. has been ,r1..o.aS
pahy. " VIC same com-
u,diLf FIRE IN BARNET.-About two o'clock Sat-
s.! H,oining the Green Mountain House >,
S'eeehS village, Barnet, was discovered 10 Ia
oll uie Oy TWO travellers from I.ittlelon. ,Dho
tIS mgre Stopping there. They awoke the bouse.
u eold ana gave the alarm, but the fire was -
Lar advanced that ii was impossible 10 sare H.
mousse though most of the furniture wss asen
out. "aS e4Aeh
I-lH hEGIMENT.-The Burlington Timss
gcEes tae following list Of changes in the ofs-
oi Ihe IZth regiment of Vermont Volunteer,
capt. Roundy and Lieutenants Russell .rd
Iaroel oi company l, from Saxtop's river
nave resigned before taking the required ofs,'
Gal examination into their capacity AZ ofs.
GERS. 0i''
First Lieut.. G. E. Dimmick. Of co,,r,,-
is promoted to be Captain Of eonnsny a.
Lieut.. George IL. BigelOw is appointed to the
vacancy IN company A, and detailed for duty
as Quartermaster. Second Lieut.. Wm. Loom
is OF company c, is promoted TO the First
Lieqtenancy Of company |. Sergeant Major
L: ID. Redlngton, is promoted 10 the Second
Lleutenancy of the same company. Private
y, u. Benedict, Of the Free Press, is promoted
TO be Second Lieutenant of company c.
Lieut.. Looms, who is one of the most capable
promising and popular officers of the regiment
would be greatly missed in company G, were
not the vacancy made by his promotion 50 ad-
mlrably filled by the promotion of Lieut.. Ben
edlct. DIR. \, D. Ross, of Middlebury, has
been appointed Second Assistant Surgeon Of
the Twelfth, which has Of late been under the
sole care of Assistant Surgeon Conn.
INSPECTOR GENERAL.-Lieut. o. E. Bah.
cock, late Of Berkshire, who graduated At
West Point, in 1861, among the distinguished
OF his class, has been appointed Assistant In
spector General, TO the 9th army corps, with
the rank Of Lieut.. Col. from Jan. Isl, 1863,
with orders TO report in person, Immediately
10 the commander, Gen. Smith.
PREsENTATIoN.-lst Lieut.. j. Z. Eldrjdge
of Warren, 90. H, llth regiment, has lately
received as a token of appreciation FROM Il.
company fine sword and bsls.
NOTICE.
STATE TREAsUREa's OFFICE,
Rutland, Feb. 2, 1903.
Assignees, and others holding orders for az
loted United States pay, are hereby notified
that returns have just come to hand, for the
allotment Of soldiers present at payment, f1
the 9Th Regiment and lst Battery for Septsm-
Der and October,-for the ID Battery for May,
June, July and August.
J. B. PAGE, Treasurer.
LIoEEsEs.-The number Of licenses Of all
kinds under the excise law, IN Montpelier, Is
176; number of retail and wholesale liquor
dealers in Montpelier is l6. The number Of
licenses in Mortified is CA; number Of liquor
dealers ia Mortified is g
BoUNTlEs.-At town meeting held Ia
Poultney on Wednesday last il was voted to
raise tax to pay al the bounties, (sone "a,
500) paid by that town to soldiers.
EYE AND. EAR-Read DR.. Gardzer's a1
yertisement in another column.
HosPITAL SUPPLIES FROM CAsTLEToN.-
We are informed by correspondent that the
ladies Of CastletOn, Gncluding Hydeville and
West CastletOn,) IN response 10 the appeal
made them 10 assist in furnishing necessar.ea
for cur State Hospitals, forwarded 60 BFattle-
boro on the % Il ST.. Sl6,50 TO purchese three
bedsteads and mattresses; also box contain
ing hair pillows, 1 coyerlets, 4 cOmiorters,
II sheets, pillow cases, II towels pairs
socks. 6 shirts. pairs drawers. "a pocket
dressing gowns, pairs slip
pers. % lbs. dried fruit; all marked Rut,and,
Co, to assist in furnishing that ward.
PERsoNAL.-The Freeman SAWS that private
letters from New Orleans state lnat Purser
Richardson, Of the Harriet Lane-a native Of
Montpelier-was unhurt in the engagement,
and was taken prisoner.
Coon FIsHNG.-A party Of four, from
Peru. went 10 Lake Austin. last week, and IN
twenty. and weighing II all, siZty-
fce ponds. The fish were nearly all Of
the same size.
THE EIGHTH VERMoST.-All the accounts
Of the recent expedition up the BAYOU Teche.
La. in which the 9Th Vermont, Col. Thomas,
participated speak in high terms Of the con-
duct Of his command. The following Is from
the correspondence of the New York Iimes: :
While this was going on, our land forces
we're by 40 means idle. The Eighth Vermont,
ss soon as they had been brought across from
Lvnch's Point m the Diana, at once attacked
the rebels IN the rear of their rife pits. AMI
during brisk and sharp engagement killet
several. took forty prisoners, and pat the rest
10 flight. their cannon leading the way. But
for this sudden and gallant assistance from the
Eighth Vernon, there can be little doubt that
he Calhoun would have been lost, from the
with which the rebels were dung
Ipon her.
A SEcEsH PAPER.-We have seen -sclr-
,ular y announcement that the Bellows Falls
A Argus is about 10 be transferred TO this place,
accompanied with the request that those busi-
less men who desire TO encourage such a style
f paper would Immediately forward their ad-
-ertisements. The Argus was, during the
asst Presidential campaign, the organ Of the
democracy in the State It's
;andidate having joined the rebels, the paper
naturally enough gravitates in the same direc-
ion, and has been doing what il can for the
a "a tuo wears IN hresk down our f5oyer,ynent