Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
Local and state Items.

Rutland; aud will contain an unusual
amount and variety Of valuable statistical
information. In addition to aN the items
usually found in Vermont Registers, i
will contain list of all the former YER
mont Governors, Lieut., Governors and
Members of Congress from this State, aud
of officers of different Vermont Regiments;
besides many interesting statistics OF the
U, S. Army, Navy, Revenue, and other
matters of general interest The list OF
Members of the new Congress Is furnished
for this Directory from Washington aud
the list of Vermont State, County and
Town Officers, professional and business
men, grand list, &c. mas been obtained
from authentic sources, and prepared with
great care by the author, whose design is
10 make this the most accurate record OF
the kind ever issued.
ARRESTED, The fellow who was sus-
pected of burning the barn in Orwell re-
Gently was arrested last week Tuesday in
Whiting and lodged in Jail at Middebury,
TO await trial at the December term. When
arrested he had couple Of buffalo robes
which he said he had stolen. They
are in the possession of Mr.. Raymond,
the otScer who made the arrest.
CHASE HOUSE. The "Chase House."
Brandon, will be opened by the new pro-
prietor, MIR, Isaac IL. Gray, recently of
Rutland, on Tuesday, Nov. Oath.
J. S. ADAMS, Secretary of the Board Of
Education, will deliver free lecture at
the Baptist Church, North Bennington,
Thursday evening, Nov. 18th, commenc-
ing at Ii o'clock.
PROFITABLE TREE. George Bliss of
Shelburne, has gathered from crab apple
tree this fall, thirty-one bushels of apples,
from which he made three barrels of ex-
cellent cider, worth eight dollars barrel
making the nice little sum of twenty
four dollars ...
AT LARGE AGAIN. 1t will be recol-
lected that one Peter Snyder-with va
rious aliases stole horse and carriage
of r. w. Adams, ESQ.,, of this village, a
few weeks since, and was arrested and
lodged in the penitentiary at Syracuse,
N. Y. After long, and what seemed use
less delays, a requlsition was obtained for
bis delivery to the authorities of this state.
But it came too late We now learn that
the sheriff removed Snyder from the pen
itentiary to the jail, which was an improp-
er place. lie readily broke out and, is
now at large. A reward of $500 is Of
fered for his apture.-Middteb~ry Reg
lister.
DR.. LIsToN. All persons in this vi
entity, desiring to consult well known,
reliable and skillful surgeon, in regard to
diseases of the eye, ear and throat, and
chronic diseases generally, should bear in
mind that DR.. Liston, of the Albany Gem
eral Infrmary, will again be at the Cen
trail House, in Rutland on the I'd and Sd
days of December next,
IHAsks re THE SOLDIERS. The fol-
lowing resolutions, reported by the Com
mittee on Education, were adopted in the
| House of Representatives on the 9th inst:
Resslued, By the Senate and House of
| Rep1i ssssentatives, That the thanks of the
General Assembly are hereby rendered to
the Vermont Soldiers, now or heretofore a
part of the national army, for the patriot
| &c prompttude with which they enlisted
in the service of the country, for their pa
tient endurance of toll and hardships, for
their good conduct IN camp, and for their
valor on the battle field; and that the
State of Vermont hereby pledges itself to
| them, to use earnest and constant efforts
for the promotion of their comfort, the in
OiOdSc VI tucif HuulOtlS anu tuS ToWdTu VI
their services.
Resolved, That the General Assembly
cherishes sad but proud remembrance of
the sons of Vermont who have died Cor
their country, and tenders the most cordi-
al sympathy to the families and friends
| who have suffered bereavements by these
deaths.
Reselusdy That copies of these resolu-
tons, attesssd by the President Of the SEN
ate and the Speaker Of the House, be for
wared by the Secretary of State to the
Colonel Of each Vermont regiment, with
the request that the same may be read at
the head of their respective commands.
The New YoRK Custom House Dr.
F1eULTIEs.-h is stated that Henry B.
Stanton and son have been suspended
from their places in the New York Gus
tom House, the father being Deputy Col
lestsr and the son clerk, on charge of Off
cial corruption. Mr.. Stanton, it is re-
ported. has addressed long letter to Sec
rotary Chase, acknowledging that his son
had received brides for cancelling bonds,