Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-09

''"'oNAI'-oSP'' D. T. Corbn. h.
Provost Marshal in tins State, has ro.,.. ',
a commission in the hyiIid Corps, and
assigned to duty at Washington, D ~
charge of the Invalid Camp,
Geo, 5, Denlson, formerly of yern..
has BEEN appointed Assistant L. S. H..
urer at New Orleans,
ACCIDENr,-Mrs, Oaks of ,Jerico
Wednesday last went to the pasture a0.
her cows, An ugly BUCK in the sam. l..
made dash at her. disjointed her kD.
aud shoulder, broke two ribs and seya,..
bruised her in every way before aid cam.
She is still living though in bad con8,
ton. The physicians think she NAV vn
recover
REsIGNED.-ThC Brattleboro Phon,
is informed that Col b. B. Smallev 4,
Burlington has resigned his position A,
member of the staff Of Governor Hal
brook. The State will probably surviv,
it.
SECRET ClRCULAR."-The Burln,.
ton Times says it has information that ,
secret circular has been addressed to re.
dents TO many parts of the Safe. of tn,
import: "Brother --, you are re-.
quested to see in it that delegation Of
the right character is sent to the approach,
ing convention at Burlington to. secure
the nomination of competent Christian
gentleman for Governor. To this Is
affixed foot note" stating that Hon.
Mr.. Dillingham; is the man.
Prices RAISED. - At an adjourned
meeting of the Rutland and Washington
Counties Slate Dealers Association, held
at Wings Hotel, Middle Granville, July
LIST, 1t was voted to raise the price of 20,
% and "a inch slate twenty five cents
per square after that date.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT \ young sou.
about ten wears of age, of L. D. Kenney.
of this village, was badly injured by fall.
ing down the cellar-way in front of HI,
fathers saloon, on Saturday. Some Of
his ribs are thought to be broken and
internal injuries were received of a serious
nature. His recovery is considered doubt
ful.
Some other accidents and incideutI
occurred on Saturday, a notice of which
we are compelled to defer by reason o,
he pressure on our columns this morning
REJoICING>. - Bells were rung and
cannon fired here last evening, in honor o.
the news of the fall of Yicksburg. A
band of flies and drulns was also oat
and paid the Herald Office a visit in the
course of their patriotic perambulatoNs
giving three hearty cheers for the "news,
We also heard the report of gun-fring at
the Centre. Bontires were also burning
on the depot grounds.
The l2rH REGMENr.-The 18th Vt
regiment, we learn from private letter
arrived near the field of the Gettysburg
battle, on thursday night, were drawn
up IN line and held in reserve until Fri
day forenoon, when it was detailed as &
train guard going in the direction of Bal
timore, whence it came north.
We find in the Tribune the followin!
casualties in the 18th regiment Lieut.
Rounds, wounded in the hand Lieut.
Williams, in arm.
PRoposALs.-See advertisement, in al
other column, of the Provost Marshal 0
this District, for sealed proposals for quar-
tiers and subsistence to be furnished such
number of men as may be rendezvoused
at this station.
FREsHEr.-Minlster Brook in Worces
ter, was swoolen so much by the ralI
Friday that saw mill and all the bridge
on the brook were carried off, roads wer
destroyed and much other damage done
Bridges were also carried off on the Mort
Branch.
Charles Hall, a young man, standing OIL
bridge on Minister Brook when it wa
swept away, was drowned. The fall o
rain on the mountains must have beer
heavy beyond all precedent.
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