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

pubhshed at Brandon. AS auhouhceu' q
i. devoted chiefly to the affairs OF tn
State. her institutions, her history past
and present, and the enterprises ana
| achievements of Vermonters at home and |
abroad lis credltably got-up, typogra-
phically, as well as odltorally, The |
design of the publishers amost commend
able one, and il we'll carried out, as we
doubt not it will be, will prove OF the
greatest value and interest 70 all Vernon
ters. We wish the publisher abundant CO.
operation, patronage and success IN ms
new enterprise.
Col. Sawyer has taken command OF
the cavalry regiment. Col. DeForest COM
mands the brigade IN which the regiment
neY is.
TIE 18TH REGIMENr..Ih The Phoenix
SAWS of the 18th regiment now at Brattle-
boro|
They fought at Gettysburg, 'oge'heo
with the l4th and 10th, performing one Ell
the most brilliant and successful manoeuv-
ers that has been made during the war
Col. Randall is every inch soldier, and
the daring OF his regiment Is that oil men
who understand their business and who
have done their work well. \ hearty
welcome to the 18th.
= In HosPIrAL.-A correspondent OF the
3 Burlington Times gives the following list
of patients from Vermont regiments in the
hospital at Annapolis Junction;
Sixteenth Regimeat.-Ehsha P Bout
well, Co. A j NJ Taggart, A Edward
Hammond, E John Farnham, F; c
Haskell, +; VIM, N Holden, X Daniel
, P Kingsbury, X Charles P Wood.
Fifteenth Rsgiment.-C B Hall, Go. B !;
;, John Smith, f Elias Grow, + Alden
y Balch, E George Bundy, G.; \ II Greg
e DRY, H.
Fourteenth Rsgimeat.-Joseph Spraul,
i / Co. d; Byron Crane, d; Martin Neeler;
ls D. John Monger, D; John Johnston,
r, E Israel Plain, & H A Post, G ; VIM
an E Meecham, Il.
Thirteenth Regiment. Patrick McNany
Co. A; Joseph Weeks, A VIM Kelley
i'll Z; Joseph Pratt, Il ; Leonard Gilmore
ur E =; Orrin P Bogles, H Patrick Lime
&c H; Judson A Stone, II; Ira B Bradford
=, |; VIM w Goodwin, Lorenzo b Cup
ID til, |; f w Chamberlain, X.
s." Tenth Regjmsut.-John Hoyden, ca
Ue E; Edward Bushnell, E; Uric Ross, h
VIM H Callino, K.
WoUNDED-Capt. Rice with lorty-f'
wounded men of the First Brigade a
on rived at the Marine Hospital, Burlington
VI VI Monday night. These men were wounde
at Charlottesville, and are removed fro
- Brattleboro to make room for others fro
W.. Gettysburg.
BILE THE DRAFT IN FAIRHAyEN.-Edit
or Herold: The persons drafted from tn
y town, % in number, take the matter qui
ers cheerfully, and are now parading t
ons streets with fife and drum.
the Fairhaven has always promptly re
I he ponded to every call made upon her
tic troops, and responds Loyalty now, as 5
for always will. II. G. ".
ap- Fairhaven, July 20, 1863.
ma Profitable SHEEp.-Mr. Silas XII
,oe- OF Glover, has sold the present season fir,
}nr- one buck and four eve sheep
No. 8 lambs, So per head, S24,00
me- 81 lbs wool, IS cts. per ID. 2O,3j
the 80
ore- Making, $44, 81
5tb We think that if the above is any in
the cation of the general income of sh'
lid husbandry IN these parts, ii must /
Iio- rather better than printing newspapers
nm We think it will be hard for any one
}on- the country to beat Mir. king-Or
e sheep either.-LGSburg Sentinel.
cent HUMBUG. The Courier of last w
an
,ade has an article calculated, so far as it
was tends, to further stir up resistance to
d iho draft, and inhame the excitement alrea
tho produced and famed among a portion
on the people, by persistent mlsrepresentat
the and falsehood, until it had eliminated,
! III New York and elsewhere, in mob '
hlrd
arv. lence, destruction, arson and murder
B. This article is chiefly founded upon |
Hol- tended quotation from speech of Il
v no Ira Harris, a republican Senator IN {
gress. In this matter we suppose
I'd to Courier followed paper which is its
your ting leader,-the Albany Argus.
anu commend to its notice the following Fl
from the Albany Evening journal.
and (From the ArgusJ
nt IN The right OF Congress to resort to this me
~ w has never received the sanction of the Coz
SINCE and is denied by the soundest jurst. In
these view Of expediency, well of right, the n
ure is a deplorabe one, because destined to be
l HAS source of disorder and weakness
been That we are not alone in these sentiments,
and following xtrBct from Senator Ira Harris sp
az" on the pas age of the bill (which We have b.
reult quoted viii SLOW:
nj IA " England, with her many wars ana
ne of so@acy oi i' Vas ne mode Of ing arms