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"a RAfDWAY, NEW BROAD 1AuGE ROUTE: PAS
gENGER TRAINS LEAVE hENyDhA, via. tho Ere
Railway OF Chambers =. M NHINo THROUGH
20 CLkNrLAND o. WITHOUT CHANGE or CAhs,
connecting 40 railroads for Ell prps cities IN the Ws9:
Til, is being oseDai sad Via foou oe N conpiss
running o04eg 81 aslL ID Gallon, trb-L Dayton, ~ cr
ut ari .. Lonis With ,rt btsl.- Ct gage -
4 y! ooopuAs Cen sirivt tr., ii. r. S'VEErSEh
:i-s8yI, IA. Cor,ral sapk
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Yo2Yi
ForSewhaven. :. iE.l, n.gJ q IA. Af;le sEIl 800
(fIl 5so, { 70 aud ,F.I y. .
tof b-i1sa.ot. = En- ii.gs o.. his ,Exl, $50
,Exl 2 81 40 ni : - 3.
tNrford III strr.csi Z lI.lc 1;s, sop
ssr s-u6e1 Southport 4ai "ss.gon, T. 1850 NJ 3:se,
sorS,r'yus. :. go. g;oO IL Usis trh> $500 tE1l.
Fcs n,ise and Ss,-nwet. :, 97), lls M 80. $50.
~ stamford On, 90. lig9s ri Hl3 HI geo
y, 3 SO, 1n, = ~. : .hs.f b. ~.
kJr t.s.sr md iIts -slss-. 'ssoas . yS, !--.A
~. -, a:.e, 80 $3.50 y ~ - -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fo Boston va sIf.ls hcd, -. "a y 80 (EIh 1? n
sol Loslor Slare Iins. 1915 iESh sp M
ser Hsriof- 49, Springfield, tErl, .isSo g ~. 'Ss
III 3. o.
For Colne :, q; River Raoaj Va u tE,) 10 NersleA,
ia - $. 20 Ns,'hsInrson.
sor H.rf1e'. p.aydsace and Fs'iin Rs1.o.i. Ell
u lfg. ~
F,r Nes- iis-- H,~ Louicr AZ stosaston RsiIosd ~
So t.ssi il'lro,i ',is r. 70 NorthlmP.On.
sss n su.<t. . j.t.iIlat, . a.
..,,-.. 4. .if,j . fU. ? ? m
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
NEw-yOKK& NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER keX,.CEJENr
CDA.l1ACIsO i,OA. a, .SOA
TRAINS LYAyr NEW YORK,

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FIFTY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard Of Aldermen.


pr-.csll STATED SnssioS, Thursday, Dec H. 1891
O'clock p.
HI MeCool Reed clipp. Mtche, Ryer., Jeremiah,
HsTdy Msserson, Ot;iwell, and Long
The minutes OF december Is were read aud approved
AID. rmsn JEREMIAH called to tue chsir.
PETITIONS.
Nv Aldermen JEREMIAH
q rower IN Third between une hundred and light
ssnh AID Ono l,undr sud Twenty hi's ss .iss.'
Which wss rc'rrrcd 10 Committee On sewers
IN; OF \. Voorhee. for fitting Up poll in the Tenth Eioc
Whsh wss referred to comptroller with power
Ry Of ins Van or or fitting poll in the Fourth Fec
eon Di-trici. Seventeenth W "iu. 4. ,A -
Which was re.cIacd to Conf tfoi y WIN power
IA Of Alexander shiprmrn for 6Rs Up poll in the rhr
,seatb Lection III. tTict, Seventeenth W ard
Which was referred 20 Comptroller with power.
ry Alderman lARpN--
d. on w. = Twrntic,h W,sS. y
Which wa referred to Comptroller with power.
f;il Of " To.m.cr for stove furnished Third District
rerth Mari.
Hl OF Peter Young ior fnrup Seventh District, Sixteenth
sii Of Peter oReiy, for sitting up Fourth District, sh.
W" v Iich va. referred 10 Comptroller with power.
iy bidsFusu NiTCWsiI--
bin II Chltes Acok ~ W. O. Lyon ,,r,i, eoae-e5
Winch IVES laid over.
ny the tRAsrpsSr-
II &C. ishtoerth Ward
Win wasIc..'''a' 500 as Cor1pts li,. wiz. psS-I
~ Aldermen HARD
81 Jf vii u fr aheT e. af ing polls az tie .4lfl
Listn.t OF thc lwea.'A tN.g,.
VII u MAS refer ID ft IT, fVlTo'sr 81 "a power.
hy 30 SOME
ti Of ,pA ai.,e,. sa r.. 70 pss Of tho Eioyer,h
cis.uc' 81 the lNt't..h ~ sro.
Which wac reieIrea 4, 'c Coiap'ro i,' with power.
NOT vSs.
Alaerpan LoSC moved -.u ~itn 0o Bead ~ ourn do
sdolr 20 meet fc1u'rf i.Ll nst ~ c'r Il.
A. al amendment ALDERMAN KyK0s moved 's' ~hei tie
Boaj .rJoufn V do il.,s on MONDAY neat 2s;
tpst ant. - ] O'Clock ,.
Winch accepted by Aldfrn4n Lose sud =, qoc',on
being pat thereof.
The same carried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

- Ton. NEW.LONDON, STONINGTON, PROyI-
DENCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW.BEDFORD.
The splendid steamers COHMONWE ,LTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK vii leave pier No. IL ~ r., zoo. Of Court
landtst, daily except sunday at 2. N.
Freight low by any other Ire Once OF Com
pany No llj We.t-st. corner Of Communist
New.Yogs, Nov O. 1863. W ". EDWARDS, Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
SPEED, AND COMFORT.


L. PORr aud FALL RlvER.--1he splendid aud spperioI
steamer BAY STATE Capt Brown. ssye. Nes'Yor:
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY At
o'clock D. m, and the EMpIRE STATE, Capt BIyson, o.
MOSDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p IA.
from Per No. 3 North River.
Hereafter will be regarded scared any app
cart until the shall have been paid FOR.
Fri Boston 10 forwarded through with great dispatch
" al f. yss.s Freight n
E. LirTLEFIED, Agent. No. u Broadway.
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NlGIiTs

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f...eI Tor l,rh -,l.cI sa, gro tlilts .occ q
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

IMPORTANT NEws.-The following I'M
portant news was contained IN the Rich
mond Journals of the 7th inst:
battle Of Gettysburg, complete
rout of the Union forces.
2.-General Mead re .ating towards
Baltimore and Gen. Lee in hot pursuit.
3.-Lee captured forty thousand pris.,n
ers and lost four thousand.
A. Grant defeated by Johnston at
Vicksburg, and his whole army cut to
pieces.
5.-Banks defeated at Port Hudson and
his army destroyed, with The exc ptio6 Of
five thousand men.
6.--New Orleans captured by General
Taylor.
Union prisoners taken by Gen. Lee
reused to be paroled and preferred to go to
Richmond. General Mead's army fright
fully demoralzed.
8.-Baltlmore, Philadelphia and Wash
ington as good as captured
o. Norfolk, Portsmouth and Suffolk
evacuated by the Yankees.
10.-General Lees Army in splendid
spirits and masters of the field.
11.-The terms of peace to be dictated
on Northern soil.
l2.-Lee to be in Baltimore on the 9th
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

THE l2rH REGMENT.--The reports
that the 18th regiment refused, or manifest
ed any reluctance, to stay in service after
the expiration of their time, are, so far as
we can learn, unfounded and unjust to the
regiment. They were marched to within
about three miles of the battle field, when
they were ordered to guard the corps
train, On this duty they marched, as we
understand it, to Westminster, Md. They
remainded under orders at Westminster
till Saturday afternoon, and portion Of
the regiment till Saturday night. All this
time they had no knowledge that they
were not to return to the scene Of action.
They fully expected to be actively en-
gagged in the battle when proceeding to
the field; they had no knowledge that they
should not return there until they were
ordered from Westminster to Baltimore.
No intlmation whatever was given them,
as we learn, that their services were furth-
er desired they acted throughout in obe-
dience to orders, and without knowledge
OF their destination until their departure
for Baltimore Saturday night and if their
further services had been requested or de-
sired, they would, we believe, have re-
sponded with the utmost cheerfulness and
alacrity. If the regiment had been al
lowed to take part in the battle of Gettys-
burg, as it expected to do, there is no
doubt whatever it would have displayed
the same gallantry which the other Sons
of Vermont have exhibited wherever en-
gagged.
The 18th has, so far as we know, al
ways obeyed orders has always behaved
well has always gallantly and patriotic
ally done all that fell to its lot to do; and
should be credited accordingly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

LIEUT.. SENNoTT. We ae glad
learn that Lieut.. Sennott, though severely
wounded at Gettysburg, is likely to re-
cover.
COLLECTION OF THIS DISTRICT. - Ts
the inquiry of "A subscriber" of New
Haven, we answer that Joseph Poland Of
Montpelier is the Collector of Internal
Revenue for this District.
REsIGNED.--Capt. VIM. Cronan of Co.
B, 7th regiment has resigned, and arrived
at home at Brandon.
THE DRAFT IN BURLINGTON The
draft for Burlington was made on Monday.
The names drawn represent all classes in
town. The second name drawn is that
of one of the Catholic Fathers. r. s.
Taft, States Attorney, was drawn, and
c. A. Hoyt of the Sentinel, Henry l..
Lamb Of the Times, Col. B. B. Smalley,
and /. L. Lawrence, teacher in District
No. Is. A mutual insurance company,
says the Times, was organized in the
morning, composed of fifteen members
each paying one hundred dollars. Five
of them were drawn which Just broke
the company.
EDITOR HERALD The first Anniver-
say Exercises of Castleton Seminary unde
the auspices of Miss Haskell and her ex-
cellent corps Of teachers, commenced last
Monday morning, and will continue
| through Wednesday evening. The exer-
cises at the Town Hall last evening were in
the presence of one Of the largest and most
delighted audiences ever convened within
its walls, to witness an exhibition of the Pri-
mary Department of the institution under
the direction Of their accomplished teacher,
Miss Pendeton, to whom much praise
is given for the pleasing and successful
manner in which the varied exercises Of
the evening passed off. The pupils, some
twenty-five in number, were dressed in
white with blue scarfs, and their heads
decked with evergreen and rose wreaths.
Boquets were in abundance, and showers
of them were thrown upon the stage, and
they were most happily and gracefully re-
ceived by the youthful recipients. The
general al rpearance of the hall gave evi-
dence that young ladies and gentlemen Of
TASTE and skill had beer at work.
In aword, it can be said that all did
well, and The audience retired highly
pleased with the evenings entertainment,
If anything further occurs in the course Of
this anniversary season worthy of note in
the Herald, and | expect there will, i shall
acquaint you of them in due time.
b. W.. b.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

IMPORTANT DECISIONS IN RELATION
TO THE observation-disclosures Maj
shall General Fry has just answered in
quiries made at his Office; determining GER
tain questions which have been considera-
bly, discussed hereabouts as follows:
lst. Amy drafted person paying $500
under section l3 of the enrolment act, is
thereby exempt from further liability un-
der that draft, but not from any subse-
quent draft.
I'd. Any person furnishing an accepta-
BILE substitute is exempt from military ser
vice for the period for which said substi-
tute is mustered into the service.
Sd. Substitutes once mustered into the
service cannot be drafted while in the
service.
4th. A drafted man cannot pay COM
mutation money or furnish a substitute af-
ter he has reported himself to the Board
of Enrolment for examination.
5th. Men who on the Sd of March,
1868, were in the military service of the
United States, as substitutes under the
draft of 1862, and whose terms of ser
vice have since expired, are not liable to
the present draft, but the persons for whom
they were substituted are liable to the
draft the same as though they had not
been drafted.
9th. In serving the notice, as required
by circular No. AZ from this office. a
reasonable time to report shall in each
case be granted by the Board of Enroll
ment to men in the State service who have
been or may be drafted. .
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

g By the surrender Of Vlcksburg,
It is now stated emi-ofic'ally that VIC have
taken over $1,000 prisoners, beside about
1000 non-combatants, l02 field pieces, 80
siege guns, $4,000 stand of arms, ammu-
milton. locomotives, cars, few stores, 81
stands of eolors. Among the prisoners are
Lieut. General Pemberton, Major Generals
s. Stevenson, Smith, Forney, and Bowen,
IA Brigadier- Generals and about I30 colo
nels.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

E Lieut.. A. S. Sanborn, commanding
Co. B, of the Second United States color
ed volunteers at Norfolk, Va, was delib-
erately assassinated in the streets of the
city o. the llth inst, while marching his
company through the streets. The assas-
sin was with difficulty rescued from the
enraged soldiery, and is now in close Gus
tody. Dr. David NJ, Wright is his name.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

Zone fact of interest to drafted
men may not be generally known, wiz
That they are to be paid the United States
bounty, and are placed in all respects on
a par with volunteers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16
RlILAND VT. TIL RSDAY MORNING l6,

Horace ? Canes,
Henry + Matthews, WaitsGeld,
Bnrnham Ford, Warren,
VIM W Murray, Waterbury.
Benz H Dewey,
Fred j tardell, Warren,
Andrew j Sleeper, Moret0wn,
Joseph q Converse,
Luke Knapp,
James Miller, Warren,
Samuel McAlhster, "
Antrim landt, Waterbury.
Charles l. Beebe,
John Mclaughlin, Fayston,
Benz w Pratt, Waterbury.
Nathaniel X Brown,
Eli Bruce, Jr., Fayston.
John Nj Hanks, Warren,
Hollis Rich, Moretown.
Simon j Godfrey, Waterbury,
Horace Mehuren, Favston.
William Dwyer, Moretown,
Israel Luce, Waterbury,
Michael Taylor, Moretown.
Dennison Freeman,
Wm W Wallace, Waterbury,
Henry Gabaree, Duxbury,
Frank B Thomas, Waitsfeld,
William Hazleton,
Chauncey Turner, Waterbury,
Charles W Bragg, Warren,
Jona p Ladd, Waterbury,
Charles E Bigelow, Jr., Waitsfeld,
Miron Davis, Warren,
Chas f Richardson, Waterbury,
Jonas Il Dudley, Favston,
Edward w Strong, Duxburv,
Michael Cashan, Moretown.
Michael Splawn,
Luther Foster,
Hiland Campbell, Fayston,
H G Blossom, Waterbury,
Henry Kenne, Fayston,
Theodore Brach, Duxburv.
Martin Hayden,
Lorenzo Davis, Waitsfeld,
Alfred Sh0nlo, Duxburv.
William S Frink, Waterbury,
Wm Martin, Warren,
Henry M Doubleday, Waterbury,
Willis c Hawley,
CYRUS p Pike. Warren,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

Bradley Hill, Barre,
Sam'l A Richardson, Roxbury,
Patrick Kelley, Barre,
Henry NJ Foster, Montpelier,
f w Sprague,
John Collins, L Montpelier,
Walter Pope, Montpelier,
VIM Long.
Horace f Woodland, Barre,
Kimball Blanchard, :"
JV Babcock, Montpelier,
Amos E Bigelow, Barre,
Joel b Wood,
George B Cochran, North6eld,
Il l. Nichols, Montpelier.
Chas A Reed,
Albert n Mann, E Montpelier,
Hiram B Ayres, Berlin,
Henry Barnes, Montpelier,
Edison ID Smith, Berlin,
Dariss Spaulding, Roxbury,
Alison Downing, Barre,
George w Bussell, + Montpelier,
George + Bliss, d"
' ) Black, Berlin,
Chas Z Smith, Barre,
A j Tubbs, Northfeld,
Philander Wiley, Middlesex,
Thos Mckee, Montpelier,
Thos B Stevens, E. Montpelier,
Joseph F Rowe, Montpelier,
Parker Putnam, Montpelier,
Chas K Thurston, Montpelier,
Frank French, Barre,
Richard Dodge, Montpelier,
Samuel Edwards, Jr, f. Montpelier,
Jason b Spear, Berlin,
Martin Andrews, Barre,
Eugene G Peck, Barre,
Barney Loomis, Roxbury,
Henry G soper, Mortified,
Joseph B Eowell, Montpelier,
Henry H Templeton, E. Montpelier,
John H Peck, f. Montpelier,
Nathan Foster, Berlin,
Alonzo G Bradish, Montpelier,
Isaac Clark, Il. Montpelier,
VIM c Ripley, E. Montpelier,
George Lawson, Barre,
H w Drew, North6eld,
Edwin Woodbury., Berlin,
Austin Templeton, L. Montpelier,
Christopher Bruce, Northfeld,
Edward Laduke, Montpelier,
Newton Martin, Northfeld,
Dennis Quinn, Northfeld,
Israel Gilmott. Barre,
David w Bruce, Middlesex,
Daniel R Culver. Middlesex,
James Randall, Berlin,
Lemuel A Rood, Roxbury,
Austin Paine, Montpelier,
Nahum Palmer, Montpelier,
A S Marchant, Northfeld,
Chas f Durrell, Barre,
John Smart, Berlin,
Chas P Seaver, E. Montpelier,
Oscar I Macy, Barre,
Albert Cross, Northfeld,
Dana D Jacobs, Northfeld,
W L Huntington, Montpelier,
Dennison H Ormsbee, E. Montpelier,
A B Houston, Mortified,
Allen King, Berlin,
Benz. F Perry, Roxbury,
Alex. Campbell, Jr, Montpelie =
Ezra ? Nichols, Barre.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

The number Of the first class enrolled il
bis sub-distnct was GOO, as follows -
Waterbury, l75; DUxbury, II; More
own, 1902; Fayston, II |; Waitsfeld, S4
Warren, 100. The drafting was conduct
as before, and the following is a list o
lie drafted men, in the order in whicl
leir names We're drawn:
Hazen Morse, DuXbury,
George H Crandall DnXbury,
Lewellyn Hall Moretown,
Thomas J Sargent Warren,
Hiram j Pratt. Warren,
,John keough Moretown,
Harry Brownson Moretown.
Barnabas Mayo, MoretOwn,
Alexander Somerviae, Fayston,
Allen Town, Waterbury,
Wells Cross, Duxbury,
Allen & Greensltt, Warren,
Cyren Bruce, More'own,
Daniel J Moriarty, Warren,
James Casey, Duxbury,
Curtis Turner, Waterbury,
John Wright, Duxbury,
John Tankard, Waterbury,
Daniel w Nichols, Warren,
Carlos f Jones, Waitsheld,
Emory G Judkins,
Edward 4 Colby, Waterbury,
Edwin r Ward. Moretown,
Darius GRAY, Waterbury,
Almon Martin, Duxburv.
Henry w GRAY, Waterbury,
Fred Congo. C.
pbilo Towle Duxbury.
James NJ Parker, Warren.
Phillips Preston, Waterbury,
John O'Brjen, Favstsp.
Patrick Nancy. Waitsfeld.
Patrick Flvnn. Moretowu.
George J. Colby. Waterbury,
Matthew Whalen. Favston.
George Wiley, Moretown,
Richardson J Gleason. Waitsfeld,
James Baird, Jr., Fayston,
Moses Murphy,
Daniel Crawley,
John Maxwell,
Byron Wheeler, Moretown,
George w York, Waterbury,
John Ferris, Waitsfeld,
James p Carpenter, "
George W Stevens, Duxbury,
WINK, II At,~,cny
Alfrad n Staala Wa;ts6ald
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16
The ist Vermont Brigade-List 6
Casualties.

This gallant brigade had the whole front,
extending nearly three miles, and fought
with great gallantry, 1t is composed of
men who are notorious for pluck and en-
duranee, and have the reputation of al
ways going when they are told and stay
ing where they are put. .....
The following is a complete list of the
casualties in this brigade on Friday:
SECOND VERMONT REGIMENT.
Killed. ~
Corp Walter Hurd, Co X.
W0aRded.
Corp William ] Elmer, Co X, slightly.
John Comstock, X, slightly.
John Crosby |, severely. a
George Nj Colt, C, severely.
First Lieutenant Eben n Dany, X,
slightly.
Second Lieutenant Henry Connolly, X,
slightly.
THIRD VERMONT REGIMENT.
Killed.
Jno Cuthbert, f.
Wouadsd
Sergeant L f Leonard, +, hip, slightly.
Noble G Page, +, thigh, slightly.
Corporal Augustus W Jones, D, neck and
chm, badly.
Alonzo d Parker, /, shoulder, severely.
FOURTH VERMONT REGIMENT.
Killed.
George w Ball, d.
Wouaded.
Colonel Charles B Stoughton, over right
eye, severely.
Lieutenant w H Martin, A, neck,
slightly.
Sergeant Alonzo Blgelow, A, chest.
Henry FL Belamy, A, mortally, since
dead.
Stephen A Capron, A, thigh, mortally.
George B Godfrey, A, hand.
Barney Divine, A, arm.
Clark Bartlett, A, leg.
Sergeant Rodney W Waldridge, B, side.
l. G Griswold, G, foot.
Sergeant + W Griffin, d, face.
w ] Cutting, d, leg and hand. ..
Corporal Owen Burl, D, shoulder.
Nj H Bartlett, D, thigh, mortally.
james Clark, D, arm, slightly.
John Ives, d, leg.
s B Roger, d, hand.
Israel Strater, D, face.
S H Dun, d, face.
j A Taylor, D, groin, mortal.
Lyman German, D, shoulder.
Corporal Charles Chaplin, +, foot, severely
Henry M Currier, H, leg.
G H Hull, /, hand
FIFTH VERMONT REGIMENT.
Killed.
Nelson c Ross, c.
Sergeant Joseph N Leonard, E.
Sergeant Moses Abott, D.
George M Partridge, D.
Francis Murray, E.
WP Craig, G.
Wounded.
Corporal Roswell Robinson, A, ankle.
Jno Lessle, A, hand.
Peter Dolphy, B, arm.
Sergeant Jos Demars, E dead.
Corporal Gustavus Perkins, G, foot.
u do IL ndl tliis l.. GILL
Second Lieutenant Fred Kimball, G thigh,
slightly.
Sergeant E E Brunaugh, G, arm.
Corporal John Devere, G head, slightly.
John P Hunter, G, knee.
Sergeant ] f Bounsley, F, severely.
Patrick Carney, F, hand.
John Eagan, F, hand.
Jas Carson, Co F, knee.
Mathew Fannon, F, side.
Jno Kelly, f, thigh.
Sergeant VIM Green, K, hip, badly.
Martin H Sockey, X, abdomen.
Jas Judd, X, temple.
Jas Peno, X, both legs.
Jas Salisbury, X, leg.
VIM H Mcclure, D, thigh.
Alonzo Prist, D, temple.
F Gabaree, K, leg.
RECAPITULATIoN.
nriiou,. ~ -.'.'.........
wounded ..........,, 10y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16
The Draft Monday.

On Yesterday, (the l3th) at ten o'clock,
A. NJ, the drafting was continued at the
Town Hall, commencing with the 9th sub
district, and continuing until 277 names
(the required number for that sub district
were drawn. The slips containing the
names were drawn from the box by Mr..
Reynolds of Pittsford, as on Saturday,
Previous to the commencement of pro-
ceedrngs, the slips were all counted, found
to be of the right number, (9S0-the
number of the first-class enrolled IN the
sub-district in question: and again at
the close, the slips remaining in the box
We're counted, to verify the correctness of
the drawing.
The towns composing the ninth sub-dis-
trict, land the numbers of the tirst-class en-
rolled therein respectively, are as follows:
Montpelier, 247 East Montpelier, 1876;
Middlesex, 10; Barre, 1856; Berlin, 1870 !;
Mortified, l52 Roxbury, 60.
The following is the list of names drawn
on Monday, arranged in the order in
which they were announced -
d W Cahill, Northfeld,
7 p Laribee, Barre,
Francis B Conner, Middlesex,
Orlando F Blodgett, Northfeld,
Henry Smith, Montpelier,
Henry White, Middlebury
Harrison Woodward, Middlesex,
Harlim Alexander, Berlin,
Frederick Waters, Barre,
s N Miller, Roxbury,
George LeBaron Northfeld,
Archer Robinson, Northfeld,
Moses T Morey, Montpelier,
- Mcbride, Montpeler,
Ira S Gale, Barre,
VIM Ous Standlsh, Montpelier,
Eleazer II House, Berlin,
George W Hodge, Berlin,
NJ E Evans, Mlddlesex,
Corliss Brigham, Montpelier,
Luther Maxim, Middlesex,
George Il Stickney, Berlin,
jefferson Bruce, Northfeld,
VIM II Dewey, Berlin,
Albah George, Northfeld,
Chas. Smith, Middlesey,
Jas Ahern, Northfeld
VIM Fl Wiley, Montpelier,
E K Choate, E. Montpelier,
Michael Doland, Mortified,
Darwin A Stewart, E. Montpelier,
0 R Dutton, Montpelier,
II j Proctor, Montpelier,
Roger Bulkeley, Montpelier,
Chas II Williams, Berlin,
Jerod Parker, e. Montpelier,
Carlos L Smith, Montpelier,
John Dewey, Montpelier,
Myron W. Miles, Middlesex,
Lenos Hatch, Middlesex.
W Currier, Berlin,
David Benjamin, e. Montpelier,
Henry Culver, Middesex,
Walter S Little, E. Montpelier.
Royal K Batchelder, Roxbury,
Abel d Whitney, Middlesex,
Benz: L Perry, Middlesex,
Chester Smith, Middlesex,
Ellison Albee, e. Montpelier,
John E Parker, Barre,
Justin H Blaisdell, Barre,
Page Harris, Mortified,
George S Gray, f. Montpelier,
Flavel Hastings, Middlesex,
Edwin T Thresher, Northfeld,
Isaac Cathan, Northfeld,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16
RI TI.AND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JULY lG 1863.
The Eighth sub-Uistrict.

The draft for the eighth sub district was
made Tuesday. Owing to previous en-
gagemeul Of the Town Hall for that dav,
the drawing was made: pursuant to notice
to that effect, IN the County Court House.
The Number of The first class enrolled in
this sub-dstnct was 600, as follows -
Waterbury, l75; Duxbury, II; More
town, 1902; Fayston, Il ; Waitsfeld, s4
Warren, 100 The drafting was conduct.
ed as before, and the following is a list of
the drafted men, in the order in which
their names were drawn.