Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

NOTHING ourselves about the Spaiford ex-
exemption case We did publish COM
munication thereon. The Courier denies
in its usual style the truth of our cores
pondent's statement. We have therefore
made inquiry of the proper authorities,
and are authorized to say that the Courler's
story is fabrication. For further in
formation the Courier can apply at the Of
fee of the Enrolling Board,
THE BANNER Towns. Two towns in
this county are utterly destitute OF cop
perheads. The vote in Poutney and Ira,
was as follows Pontney for Smith, LOG;
RedGeld, aoae, Ira, Smith 50, Rodfeld
none.
The COURIER JUST ONCE Mons, The
Courier has become suddenly mute upon
the subject of political records" 1t is a
subject whose examination it finds is not a
paying business for its editor That will
do.--We only desire to say further that
there is, as is well known, certain class
of individuals who on being worsted in !
argument, lose their temper and at once /
resort t. blackguardsm The lowest |
of this class are those who descend to at |
taeks upon the personal appearance of
their opponents. This Of course ends the
argument and places them at once beneath
rotcrt, however easy, trcm any opponent
WAC desires to preserve any self respect
We therefore coucede at once that the
beauty and sweet looks are all on the side
Of the Courier editor. We cannot follow
| the Courier down INTO the blackguard
arena. Good bye, Mr.. Courier
sr,r,r,s ,,,r,oyrv II i os.or,a;oo1
,bat Hon a w lirando,. or V ,e,,,',,',.,'
l. alootod Stafo,s sttor,,o,, il, S1Jf.nn
County, by about i've hundred majority
Trr,1o,v Tba ,,oto If 7 n5I,,c, ~, rho
Stem. ,,,.,,,,, wa, -, f,IIo,g,. Cr,;,h Ie4
! pnGfald u Do,,rasonfot;,a H.,
| AIn,a rT,;,,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lake Mago@ by
another year VIII ne a hr't class summer
resort, ElSltoF' 'hefe inns season report
III 0'il@lti't pace WIN eNcelent &c-
cohno 1auoIl9. AS an muck OF Inc pop
0aF tIae we notice TWO hundred and sew
eHly-TeF'n arrivals al lhe MemphFema-
| @o2 LlouSe' newport, ioF th6 week eh3lh9
august 'IS''
vrnvr. Yesterday mornioo at,.. tbo
v,st..n,nar Ind left The danot in A,is vii
taga ,,ma enfarnrjsino indyidu,t snccsa3-
oh in ga,tloc thr,uah a v,iodo,y .lntn the
ladies, ro,ro of tba h5Idin,, thence into
the ti,.l.ar nffira In, lntfIn,, down tbr win
dow Of fh. office from the to, and in
o,.,,,,in,, nfe ~. tba fgn;ts IF MI. o,o,,.,r;,,.
., .-l51 nam ,,,d y ,,a,,., of tohgc,n Tho
safa showed .,gns NJ having 1n.n tried
lint vithort success
ACCIDENT. On Saturday, John Downs,
while endeavOrag 10 stop an OK on West
Street in t1is village, was Knocked doan,
trampIed upon aud run over by the OK,
o "a g"H 81 d We oI no Setei", u
MI MI. - I. = r!oS, ms collar oone' anu o'her
WISE '''''''nS Al''n'
HADEAs CORPUS CASE. The case OF
the volunteer LOUIS Detorge, who was
claimed by his father as not legally IN the
United States service, because Of his en-
lIstInent While under the age OF eighteen
years, although Detorge on enhstng had
sworn that he eeaS eighteen, was argued
before Judge 9mahey at Burlington on
Deforge to the custody of the Recruiting
Officer, and stated in his opinion. SAYS thu
| Times, that as the law now is, under thu
different acts of Congress relative to vol
!; nntarv enlistments, minors between tn
I ages of eighteen and twenty-one NAV b
e legally enlisted into the United States ser
vice without the consent of their parents
; and that the instructions of the War De
partment to its recruiting officers. which ar
to the effect that the oath of enlistment sha
be conclusive as to the fact of age, onl
u carry ont the intention of the Trainer
of the acts, which make such enlistment
lawful.
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OIL A""o I, $500 Jh.o "" g M NJ sue aau ="
~, i'1'no us'"n,o' 0 pad :, D.
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aGI' t vi l"'0 90 ' tho 80 "ae "oi' "" o
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