Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-27

made IN Vermont regiments:
+ Fourth Regiment.
Rev John l. Roberts, of Chelsea, has
been re-appointed Chaplain to fill vacan-
/ cy created by his own resignation.
Fifth Regiment
Rev Chas S Hale, of Brandon, has
been re- appointed Chaplain, and Dan l.
c Colburn has been appointed Assistant
Surgeon.
Si4h Regiment.
Company B-lst 1T Barnard ID Faba-
van, of Bradford to be Captain, vice
| Tubbs, promoted I'd 1t George = Wood,
of Bradford, to be list 1t vice Fabayan,
promoted,
Company G-lst 1t Edwin Il Kinney,
Co |, of Burlington, to be Captain, wee
Tubbs, resigned, ...
Company Ed 1t Edward A Holton,
of Wilhston, TO be list Lit, vice Kinney,
promoted
Eighth Regiment.
Capt Henry 4 Button, of Ludlow, has
been promoted to be Major
Company G-Sergt James WEIGH Of
Randolph, to be I'd Lieut., vice Pike, pro-
noted.
Company Henry NJ Pollard to be
LIST Lit, vice Morse resigned
Elepenth Regiment.
Company C--lst 1t William Goodrich,
of Castleton, to be Capt, vice Hyde, re-
signed.
Company Did LIT Charles j Lewis,
of Middlesex, to be LIST 1t, vice Stafford,
transferred.
Company C-2d 1t Silas B Tucker
Go y, of Mortified, to be LIST 1t, wee
I Goodrich promoted.
|, Company D--Sergt Chester W Dodge
of Morristown, to be I'd Lit, vice Lewis,
promoted,
, Company Est Lit John G Sears, of
Wilmington, to be Captain, vice Hunt,
resigned "a 1t Henry R Chase;ot Gull
: ford, to be lst Lieut., vice Sears, promot-
n ed Or MIR Sergt Charles Fl Arson, OF
e Montpelier, to be I'd Lit, vice Chase pro-
t noted
IS Company HIST Lieut. James E Ell
It bridge, of Warren, to be Captain, vice
l. Rich resigned I'd 1t George G Tilden
l. of Rochester, to be lst Lit, vice Eldrldge
he promoted; Sergt Jabez R Markham, o.
l. Stockbridge, to be I'd Lit, vice Tilden
N promoted.
III Company Ed 1t Rancelor Wright
1e of Vernon, to be lst 1t, vice Morse, re
s. signed Sergeant Asa D Mathews, o
IS, Bloomington, to be I'd 1t, vice Wrgh
IS promoted.
st Company I-Sergt Sidney Fl Foster
u -of CALAIS. to be I'd 1t, vice Tucker, pre-
ne noted.
tn First Battery.
In. Sergt Edward Greenleaf. Of Wlnoos
d. XII, to be Senior I'd 1t, vice Osmond, re
4. signed; Sergt Albert Il Gould, OF Che
10 sea, to be Junior I'd Lit.
oIe VERMONT CAvALRY-The Caviar
Il Regiment were near Falmouth, Va,
the 10th. The health of the regiment w
ey. very good. Chaplain Woodward had
in signed on account of i'll health Ills 7
an signation is much regretted by the reg
vas ment. The following deaths have G
cured Private Homer E. Bliss, Co.
ing from wound received at Hagerstown, MI
,ge, july 9th; Sergeant Wentworth, Co.
, in from wound received at same place; Ct
= poral Ira j. Sperry, Co. L, from won
be received at the battle Of Get ysburg, Ju
her 3D.; Private Scott Merritt, Co. l., trt
in wound received at Hagerstown, July Ut
Private Royal j. Thompson, Co. A,
nan stroke near Long Bridge, August 9Th.
II THE VERMONT SOLDIERS IN M
Iall, YoRK.-The Herald, speaking OF
nst. troops quartered in Tompkins' Sqna
glne New York city, says:
but "The troops quartered in this p
con- consist of the celebrated Twelfth reguli
ling United States Army, and the hlrd
With Sixth. Vermont Volunteers, belonging
zach the 9Th corps of the army Of the Potion
gon, making a very large and ettciet toI
in and composed of some OF the most Sc,
men in the service. The Twelfth regul
have distinguished themselves on man
p , saneuinary field, and the Vermont b
''a'S are not at all behind hand in hard ear
-, 'no laurels and glory. Ample accomm
theg tions have been furnished for the SLEEP
= anu and culinary comforts Of these trot
llarS through the intelligent foresight OF tt
III officers.
his RAILROAD ACCIDENT The Exp
train on the Vermont Central Ralrt
, bv q mistake of the switch at Bralnt
We" a. ran INTO freight train on Friday, m
, oa "o ing general smash of engine and C
fr umn but causing no serious injury to any
The son.
lfat- LosT Observation-Disclosures w. 81
court of Co. |, 9th Vermont Regiment, was
dulg- overheard from the U. S. transport
} ex- nols, on the passage from Alexander
New York.
re OF NoRwIcH UNIvERsITY.--Nor
the University has furnished for the U
q, Tor army two MAJOR Generals, SIX bnga
busi- Generals, including the lamented La
'sslon and the gallant Ransom, on OF 6en'
and som. who was formerly at the head o
institution, and was killed in the Me,
:, an war; some thirty Colonies, and
it'll number of officers of o'her grades.
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