Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-23

lerest to many to learn that in an c. u
where q person drafted, in this D,. ave
desires to furnish substitute, or ,ba w
emption fee, he must appear person' 'i ="
the designated rendezvous with his sni a
tute OF certificate In cher words a, 9~
man drafted must max. his personal.
pearance before the boar within ina ,;P4
designated, aud at the appointed rep J.S
yous,
PANToN. - The name of one n.,..
drafted from the town o. Panlon Ma, "
cidentally omitted in on, issue OF y,,,'.
day, viz; Moses s. Lee.
CLGRatMEN DARN l.-Rey. ! p
Houch Of Wilhston and Rev. c "
Thompson of Berlin, Rev Daniel ew,
Of Essex, and Rev Lewis Francis OF C%
chester have been drafted.
A CENTENARIAN.-Miss Abel BulIe,a
ST. Johnsbury, is CONCENTRATIONS boS
dred years old, July l3, 1863.
FIRE-A house belonging to Err
Dewey, and OCCUPIED by Dana y. Field n
Worcester, was burned on the "a inst
Furniture and clothing saved.
FLooD.-Every bridge from ALBANY IA
lrasburg was swept away by food On
the Sd inst, caused by a rain storm 4
only two hours.
ORwELI"-rhe Soldiers Aid Society d
Orwell sent this week to the Sanitar
Commission box containing Is shirts, d
sheet 4 pillow-cases, 10 prs. drawers, d
dressings gowns, towels, 4 doz, banda
ges, box of lint, fan and packages
of reading.
G Most of the active leaders in tn
late riot in New York, were marked u
the authorities, and many of them hsy,
already 6,coc~n arrested. There should not
be much delay in hanging them,
II Parties. from Helena, arrived a
Cairo, state that Gen. Blunt has captlrsi
Little Rock, with large number of prs.
onerS.
CAuGHr-Mr. c. II. Wright, of Pow.
nal, caught in two traps in the eastern
part of that town, few days ago. bear
and a wolf The wolf was very large
standing nearly as high as a young colt,
and must have been an old settler. The
bear was not large-probably two wear
old.
WEST RUTLAND.-A box was for
warded to the office of the Z, s. Samtar
Commission, Boston, on Friday last, frqI
the ladies of West Rutland, contain
the following articles:
II shirts, 7 pairs drawers, 3 dressi
gowns, 10 pairs socks, 10 towels, "a hand
kerchiels, , sheets, pillow cases, b
sack, bag bandages and lint, pillows
necktes, cushion, 4 bags dried apples
l bundle dried unprecedented curraDk
. bottles Strawberries, paper farina
| HOME GuARD.--A company Of Home
Guards was organized at the Town NI
IN this village, on Saturday evening. II
ho''ce was snort ou' Tue turnout was i'e'
o..
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cDn.. %r ~ n u ror
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rio,teran,. Can't w G Tardon a. 2dTjf
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tenant anu apt FRANK fluh'oon ~
derby Sergeant. The company IS h
armed and equipped, and will meet at
,rov,,, Hon ot.or,, oyer;no Of sev.r o,cIo
y" i'''' ~ W Wv ~
commencing To-Day lof ofiA'
request is extended to all citizens TO Joi
~ D ,ta,. W. ora r.,,..,,
y i0""' - ~ I-,.l DIANA c'r',' '
r. rnt.,.,,oI Rovenua for this Distrio, w
u '''o' '''', " '''' wy ="
arrive IN hu'Iano one week from to-aa
for tn" purpose of receiving from the
CHOOSING to nav il the sum reonired
-,
eNeN'l'''o''
AccrDrNr.-AIrs. Joseph Wheeler
t,,is v;,Ioco ,y,s or;to so,,orolv ;r;rrad h
being thrown from p wagon. while on h