Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

ouis cooi. Last niohudy h'gnt potdsocs
that were in the cars standing at the de-
pot were frozen. The ground was frozen
to the depth Of two or three inches, and
potatoes were also nipped in the ground.
TRoTrrNe March. We are requested
to state that match for 500 will be
trotted for over the Rutland trotting park,
on Monday, Nov. 2, 1868, mile heats,
best three in five, to harness. Race to
come off at one o'clock P. M..-good day
and good track. j. P. Parker enters bay
mare " Mazeppa." Dan Sprague enters
bay mare /" Lady Sprague." The track
is free to all.
FINE SHEEP. Mr.. Z. N. Bissell of
Shoreham passed through this place yes
terday with forty-two ewes and one buck
lamb, all pure Infantados, which he had
recently purchased of Stephen Atwood &
Sons, Woodbury., Conn. Also, eighteen
pure Negreth Merino yearlings, bred from
sheep imported from Silesia by Mr.. Will
liam Chamberlain of Duchess county,
N.
DEsERTERs. This class of unfortu-
mates continue to arrive at the Provost
Marshals Office at the rate of about one
a day. Six we're sent to Brattleboro day
before yesterday.
Orr THE TRACK. The LEGAL train
from Bellows Falls, due here at about
half past ten A. NJ, got of from the iron
on the turn out at healdville, which occa-
one d delay of about four hours. No
damage done.
STATE VS. r. S. CARR AND A. j. Loo
MIs-This trial, which has occupied the
Washington County Court since the Both
of September, was brought to termina
tion Monday morning, the 26th inst, by
verdict Of not guilty as to defendant
Loomis, and guilty of manslaughter as to
defendant Carr. The court then took
recess until the Sd Tuesday in December.
The counsel for the respondent Carr have
taken exceptions.
RECRUITING. Mr.. q. L. Howe of Lud-
low has taken his coA off, and gone to
work In earnest to recruit for the 18th
regiment. Col. F. V. Randall, late of
the 18th. who it is understood will take
command OF this regiment when 1t is
raised, is engaged to speak in its behalf.
He spoke al Ludlow on Monday, at Dut-
louisville Tuesday, and is to speak at Per-
kinsvllle, Springfield and Chester on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday eve
nings respectively. He is somewhat Sc
we're on the iault-fnding copperheads.--
At Ludlow he said they reminded him of
the man who joined Christian church.
and found fault with everybody and eve
rything till he broke up the organization.
He did the same in one or two other
churches, till at last deacon PRAYED that
he might go to hell, for he felt assured
that if ne did 90 he would break up that
institution in about three weeks.
COMING HOME. 1t is stated the 1st
Vermont, lst Virginia and 5th New York
Cavalry regiments have received permls-
sion to return to their respective states,
upon condition that they re-enlist for three
years, and recruit the regiments to their
full strength. For this purpose thirty
days leave are granted. These COM
mands were granted in 1861.
NINTH REGIMENT. The latest advices
from the Ninth Regiment represent the
general health Of the regiment as improv-
ing. The sick aIe to be brought home as
fast as transportation can be procured
The regiment has been ordered to New
bern, N G. aq eW a
LEE LODGE No. 30 OF F. & Al. M.
Resolutions on the death Of Brother James
E. Williams;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Divine
Being, in His inscrutable, though ailwise
providence, to remove from amongst us
our beloved brother, James Z. Williams.
therefore,
Resotced, lst, That we would bow in
humble resignation to the Divine will. and
hold in grateful remer brance the virtues of
our deceased brother, and the pleasant
of our intercourse with
him In the fraternity
Rssoloed, I'd, That we tender his be-
reaved widow and parents our hearty sym-
pathy and coincidence.
Resotced, Sd, That copy Of these
resolutions be presented by the Secretary
TO the widow and the parents Of our de-
ceased brother.
Resolced, 4th, That copy be sent to
the editor of the Rutland Daily HERALD
for insertion.
J. HENRY GILEs, Chm, )
=. S. CHAPMAN, Com.
RYLAND HANGER
D. DwrGHT Cole,