Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-28

The ENROLLING OFFIcERs.-The fol.
loving Is the complete list of the board Of
enrolment for this District, and of the en-.
rolling officers appointed by the board for
the ten sub-districts into which the Dis.
triet is divided.
Earolling Board-Capt. C. R. Crane,
1t. Col. A. c. Brown, DR.. B. F. Morgan.
Recorder--Capt, s. E. Burnham, of
Manchester.
Cserk-Cyrel Carpenter, of Rutland.
| ASSISTANT OFFICERS.
Rutland County - Joseph Joslyn,
Evelyn Pierpont, Martin c. Rice.
Addison County-Henry N. Solace,
Lee Taft,
Bennington County - Hiram Bing-
ham and George Hopkins.
Washington County - Hon. Hiram
Jones, E. s. Camp, and Joseph W. Leon
ard.
Ot the enrolling officers OF the District,
four are from the army. There would
have been more, it IL said, eonld the right
men Ia the right places have been found
who wOald accept the service.
PFscAroRIAL.-We learn that between
twenty and thirty " Piekerel" Tor pike)
were canght below the falls at Center
Rutland on Monday and Tuesday of The
present week, We would advise our MIS-
Gators, however, not to run forthwith to
this particular locality, but rather take
the announcement of the fact as an evi-
dence simply that this species of fish is
more than ordinarily abundant in the
Creek the present season.
RRlLRoAD MEErIsG.-1he Times saws
the Annual Meeting of the stockholders of
the Rutland u Burlington Railroad Com
pany will be holden at the Rutland & Bur-
hngton Railroad Depot in Burlington on
Wednesday, June 10th, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, for the election of seven Di-
rectors for the year ensuing
PERsoNAL.--The promotion of Quar-
termaster James G. Henry of the 10th
regiment to be Brigade Quartermaster. in
place OF Lieut.. Harry Brownson from this
place, was owing to the latter being dis
aeled by sickness. Leut. Brownson. we
regret to learn, is now lying seriously il!
at Fairfax Station.
The death of Capt. s. G.. P. Craig of
Co. e, Sth Vermont regiment, is announc-
ed. Capt. Craig was lawyer of promise
and ability at the time of his entering the
military service.
Lieut.. Stephen s. Spalding ia now |
the Adjutant of the 9Th regiment.
Stone the Confederate Agent who was
captured in Franklin County, was found
IN the possession Of about $4,000 IN
bonis and notes, some of the last green
backs, Of which be was relieved by the
Agent of Uncle Sam, " whose lawful prize''
he had lackily become.
TIE MURDER AT FAcroRy Porsr.-
The Manchester Journal gives the follow
ng IN relation 10 the murder at Factory
Point Of which we had a telegraph an
on Wednesday of | st week
"On Tuesday evening last our neighbor-
lood was shocked with the announcement
hat most horrid murder had been com
aitted at the village of Factory Point.
Samuel Wilson, a young man about %
ears of age, was returning from our VII
age to his fathers residence, at Factory
'oint, in company with two young com, !
anions, 1t seems they stopped their
saEa hear the residence Of ;sees Jesse c. Day {
nport. Young wilson, for some cause
nexplaines left the wagon and went up
he bank in front Of the premises where
n individual was seen to approach him
o words were heard. Wilson gave
hrlek, returned to the wagon and fell G
nd Immediately expired. I
lie was conveyed to the residence Of ,
is father, Mr.. G. Wilson, where post :
lortem examination was held bv brs. ]
uttle, Edison and Ames, when it appear s
that sharp instrument had penetrated b
lie left side through the heart. Blood
as found near the back door on the Ii
remises Of Davenport, and weapon
nth fresh blood on its two edged blade
as found secreted back of the house. e
Deputy Sheriff Hollister was called TO
e premises and Immediately arrested and "
'mmltted Davenport, who was, on We'd lo
'sday last, arraigned before Justice Sar- C
ant, who, after taking the testimony of ST
veral witnesses, ordered Davenport com Ii
'tted for trial before the county court. III
As this case is soon to undergo judicial pl
Testigation We forbear further comment. v