Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

70, 1868, with the cause of exemption in
each case, is hereby published for the in
formation of all concerned:
Paid Communication.
Aaron Pierce, East Montpelier
John eastman, Moreiown.
Only soa, llable to do militarg d,ty. of n
Dtdo'o dependent oa his labor for sup
port.
Albert Croro, Mortified.
Enlisted pre0ious to drqf,
David G Copp. Worcester
Abraham Ford, Mortified ....
Edwin Densmore, Mortified
James Miller, Warren.
Deserter aohea enrolled.
Harvey W Brown, Middlesex.
EaroLled and drafted tvice.
Geo R Heath, Cabot
VIM H Wiley, f Montpelier.
Non Residents Of this district.
Charles Martin, Calais
.Orville Clark, Marshfeld
Harvey Hersey, Calais
Geo II Sumner, Calais ..
Emory D Hooker, Cabot
Charles C Collins, Cabot
Nelson Bemis, Marshfeld
VIM w McLowd, Woodbury.
justin L White, e Montpelier
Chas lar,al;, Montpelier
Jason P Spear, Berlin .-.
James NJ Parker, Warren .....
Quincy 7 NJ Kaylor, Rutland.
Alieaage.
Edward Noel, Leicester
Richard Delaney, Arlington.
Rejected tor disability,
Jeremiah b Ainsworth, Woodbury.
jackson Bemis, Marshfeld
VIM II Wolcott, Shoreham
Oliver ? Mead, Alddlebury .
Jay Il Morgan, Pittsford
Thomas Preston, Pownal.
Died.
Charles W Norton, Berlin
Jones 6 Dudley, Fayston.
C.R. CRANE,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. c. BRowN,
Commissioner.
BENJAMIN r. MORGAN,
Surgeon.
SOLID SESSION. The Woodstock High
School has been kept on the "soid ses-
sion' plan for several terms. So says the
Standard Times
Will the Burlington Times, the Stan
dard, or some "other man" enlighten us
outside barbarians as to what is meant by
school being kept on the ''solid session
plan"-be the same for one term or
more
DEATH OF REV, G. G.. INGERsoLL.
The Keene, IN. H. Sentinel publishes
the obituary notice of the death of Rev.
Geo, G. Ingersoll, who died in that place
on the 10th instant:
Mr.. Ingersoll was pastor of the Unita-
ran Church in Burlington for twenty two
years, and greatly endeared himself not
only to his own congregation but to the
citizens generally, by very many of whom
his memory is still treasured with afec
ate remembrance, and who mourn for him
with sincere sorrow.
AGRICULTURAL LIBRARIES. Mr.. Rev
noIds, formerly OF the New England Far
mer, has been very successful in organic
ing Agricultural Libraries and Farmers
Clubs in New England. lie has organ
lied about sixty Libraries in Vermont al
ready, and is now actively employed in
the northern portion of the State in car
rying out his plans for the advancement Of
agricultural science in Vermont.
The Newport News says: "The re-
port from one of the most distinguished
biologists of New England has just been
made upon the lead mines along the shore
OF our lake. 1t is very favorable, The
mines are represented as property Of
great value, and steps will be immediately
taken to work them.
PERSONAL. Mrs. General Lander is
IN Washington, as is Sir Henry Holland
physician to Queen Victoria, guest cf
Secretary Seward, and, accompanied BY
the Secretary, paid visit to the Pres
dent yesterday.
Gen. Halleck is recovering from his late
protracted though not serious indispostio1
He is at his headquarters every morpi,g
at nine, and remains at work until four in
the afternoon, when he returns to his RS
ldence on Georgetown flights. His a.
bors are again resumed at eight in be
evening, and continue without interrpnton
untn the last item of the days work is
disposed Of
General Scott still walks erect. He ;s
writing without the aid of spectacIes a