Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08
Local ana State Items.
Rutiand County Court SepteMbc her
Term. 1868.

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Hon.ALANsoN ALLEN, .
Hon. BARNES FRIsBIF, AsS'S'''n' . uoges'
In the case of Hodge VS.. Eddy, yes
terday, the jury failed to agree and were
discharged.
No. 360-Nathan 4. Sprague VS.. A.
w. Hyde; on trial to-day.
Monday, Oct. 5.
No. 295. Mussey VS.. Perkins. Ac-
tion of traver. On trial and not com
pleted. Prout and Dunton and c. c.
Dewey for5plaintiff, Edgerton and Paul
for defendant.
Tuesday, Oct. 6.
The trial of the case of Geo. L, Mus
sew V. Moses j. Perkins was completed
and is held under advisement by the
Court.
No. III. JARVIS Learned V. Harrison
Lee. Petition for new trial, Judgment
for defendant as in case Of non-suit. H.
G. Wood for plaintiff, Prout and Dunton
for defendant.
No, 1856. David johnson V. Nelson
S. Colburn. Replevin. Judgment for
defendant-exceptons by plaintiff. E.
Fisher for plaintiff w H. Smith for de-
fendant
No. 25I Daniel Lincoln V. Jacob
Edgerton. Non-feasance of deputy
Heard and with the Court r. r. Thrall
for plaintiff. E. N. Briggs for defend
ant
No. 264. Stephen Clemons V. Hiram
W. Lewis. Trespass. Heard on demur-
rer-not decided. B. Frisbie, Prout an |
Dunton for plaintiff j. B. Beaman for
defendant.
No. 218. Sally Ann Hagar v. Town
of Middletown. Injury from road. Judg
ment pro torma for plaintf-exceptions
by defendant. b. Frsbe and E. Edg-
erton for plaintiff. Z. Ross for defend
ant.
ACCIDENT. We learn that while Mr..
Bucklin, of the firm of White & Buckln
of East WalIingford, was riding out with
two children one day last week, bis horse
became frightened by a drove of hogs
passing, and himself and children were
thrown from the carriage and seriously in
jured.
"WHo BEATS" Mr.. Seneca Root, of
East Hubbardton, writes US as follows
" In a late number Of the HERALD you
ask, "Who Beats ?" and say you have
been informed that NJ M. Dikeman, of
this place, sold buck lamb last Fall,
&C., that sheared II "a pounds of good
clean wool. am not one of the Dragging
kind, and shall content myself by stating
facts, and submit toyou, whether | beat or
Mr.. Dikemar. Two years ago sold to
7. j. Ketcham, of Pittsford, buck lamb
that | raised, which was dropped in
April. The next Nav he took from the
lamb 20 ID pounds of good clean WOOL
| have yearling April eve from which
took last June IA pounds of aoashed aooOJ.
She was kept with the flock, and had no
extra keeping in summer or winter"
VALUABLE SHEEP. We are told that
Mr. M. G. Barber, of East Hubbardton,
on the 1st instant, sold one of his stock
bucks to Ships, Golfer & Co., of Ohio, for
the sum of 5000.
To BE HUNG. John Burns, convicted
Of murder at Burlington, the other dav.
was sentenced to be hung on December
lIth, 1864, between II A. M. and 4 P.
NJ, and meanwhile to be confined at hard
labor in the State Prison.
VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY,". The
annual meeting of the Vermont Medical
Society will be holden at Montpelier, on
the l4th and 18th days of October.
THE INVALID CoRPs. Headquarters
for recruiting officers of the Invalid Corps
have been removed from Montpelier
to Windsor, by order of Brigadier Gene.
raj I. G Pitcher, A. A. P NJ. G. for
Vermont.
The DRAFT IN THE THIRD Con-
GREssIoNAL DISTRICT. The following IS
given as the result to date of the draft in
the Third Congressional District:
Total drafted, 2I7O
-
Exempted for physical disability, 625
allenage, POS
" other causes, 265
COMMITTED, 400
Furnished substitutes, 204
Substitutes who deserted before de-
livery at general rendezvous, IL