Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

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SPRINGFIELD DIRTRICT-H. w. Wor-
then, z. n.
SpriRgfeld-W. D. Mslcom.
PrOctOrSUdlle and L~RtOao-G. johnson,
Nj. c. Dean.
Mt. HOLY and Cattjagsct2e-H. East
man.
Pcrkinsgd, and AScutney0iNe-M. R.
Chase.
Woodstock and Brjdgewater--J. Gill.
West WjndSor-R. w. Harlow.
Barnard CsateT-W. II. Wight.
POmt5et and E. Barnard-A. Hay
ward.
NOy10icb and Haryord-J. S. Little.
Union Vs1Gge and Thetford Center
j. Enright.
HartLaad-Z. Kingsbury.
BelL0WS FdUs-E. &. Bass.
athens Cjrcujt-O. X. Edwards.
Chester-lo be supplied,
BOnd0Me "A. Newton.
L0ndoudeTy-0. Pier.
WardSboro-H. F. Forest.
WHmiagton-D. Wells.
JackSOaUWe and Whtttugbam-A. Bry-
ant.
Vest Dooer and DoUer-S. Spencer.
Putney-A' G. Stevens.
BrattLeboro-S. L. Roberts.
Gwitord-W. B. Howard.
AIOnzo Webster, Chaplain to the 10th
Regiment Vermont Volunteers, and mem
Der of Hartland Quarterly Conference.
NJ. c. Dean, Principal of Springfield
Wesleyan Seminary, and Member of Proc
torsvllle Gu ,rterIy Conference.
l.. e. Dickinson, Chaplain to the 9th
Regimen: Vermont Volunteers, and Mem
Der Of Proctorsvlle Quarterly Conference.
l.. Hooker, agent ior Springfield Yves
leyan Seminary, and Member of spring
field Quarterly Co ference.
DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.-The
following Vermont officers in this Depart
have resigned:
VIM. Osmond, I'd Lieutenant lst Ver-
mont Battery; L. w. Green, lst Lieuten-
ant, 6th Vermont; Henry H. Lang4on,
Assistant Surgeon, Sth Vermont; L. K.
Prouty, Lieutenant, 8th Vermont.
PERsoNAL.-Albert D. Hager, of Proc
torsville, one of the assistants of the late
Geological Survey of Vermont, has been
appointed corresponding member of the
Imperial College of Austria, at Vienna.
PATRIoTIc'-Mr. Israel Wood of Brat
tleboro is represented by .foe sons in the
service of the United States, and he says
he will enlist himself, if the government
will take him.
The LATCH STRING OUT.--We see by
the Washington Chronicle that couple of
Vermont boys have opt ned hotel in that
city, which, 1t is proposed, shall be kept
not on the Washington plan, but on the
good old Vermont plan of giving every
guest something wholesome to eat, and a
decent room to occupy. The Chronicle
says:
The Gleason house was opened during
the past week. 1t is situated at No. 4O5
Seventh street, near H street. The pro-
prietors are Frederick F. Gleason and
Chas. E. House, gentlemen experienced
as caterers. Everything is gotten up on
the most approved plan at the same time
the :" Gleason does not, like many places
make up in style what it lacks in quality. /
The street cars run past the door. the
Cftieels of the army and others' visiting
Washington, are respectfully directed to
the " Gleason.n
The course of the Vermont delega-
ton In Congress has excited discomfort |
among their constituency. 1t was given
out and expected that they would secure
the appointment of disabled soldiers for
Provost Marshals but only one of the
nine Apo nted in the State have been thus
conferred.
FIRST COLLECTION DIsT. OF VT.
United States Assessors Office,
Fairhaven, April %, 1868.
EDIToRs OF HERALD: When asked |
whether stamp should be affixed to the
certificate required by our statute to be
endorsed by town clerks upon deeds or
other instruments left with them for record, |
| have uniformly replied that FIVE cent
stamp was requisite. ,
Town clerks have, believe, generally |
decided and practised otherwise.
Under date of 18th instant, the depart
nent of Internal Revenue decide that |
such a stamp is requisite upon such GER
lfcate.
WIN. G. KITTREDGE, Assessor.