Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-11

o''u XIII ana was 30 written.
JAsas TRLlsR, NJ. Dive invite =,
uonlar attention to the "Pen ana A
which appears in ano.hc, y
Of The iRRALp to day.
REeiNrSrs CONSOLIDATED. IN, L
men of the Third Vernon, D /
mcnt N00) have been consolidate ~
the Fourth and the organization MI,
Third thrown up. 4
ltroisrBR or Tnp TREASURY IT, n
Burlington Times slys Stoddard n. N
by, Esq, has been appointed Register
the Treasury, and adds; "a fins,
lawyer cultivated scholar a cour,,n
gentleman, and a true Democrat d
since the fan OF Sumter, has ever b
faithful and answering In his deyo
to the Government, we are righ,
that his ability and patriotism M
thus been recognized by the AdnipislI
tiou. lie will prove a valuable ORecl
CoRRRoTIoS.-- We are requested
our CAstlctOn correspondent to staH.I
the Rev. Air. Francis has not yet acy |
cd the call OF the church 10 beconeGI
pastor, bat there isnos much doub, /
he viii accept and enter upon hisdgl
the first Of next month,
CoNuEEcEMENr.-The Burliugloa
pers contain interesting accounts 81 /
commencement exercises OF the yefaI
University which are going on dusl
several days of the present week
TRg HoRsB RUEs.-A young hou
longing to Mr. Err Batchelder, 0. 4
Montpelier, ran away with the hsy 4
ola on Wednesday last, clearing ity
the hind wheels and body, and inRi
ing severely injured Mr.. N. +. Batcht
The FIRST named Batchelder gave his
tention to his supposed dead comusI
| until he became sensible; then pun.I
The horse, be found itin the kitcta
his own house. The horse had en,I
while his wife was there, and she |
mediatdy took refuge in another I'd
of the house. There was q little a
ia another room adj3ining Luckuyl
horse turncd itself about, going lhna
! he same door il entered, having ct,I
itself Of the wheels, breaking one cad
~ to pieces, the tire OF which sstac
accounted for.
UosrITAL CoyrnrBurioxs.-Tho .l1
Of Wellington rent yesterday to ta
| 3. Womsn's Aid Association, boza
. tanning the following articles, ID
WOODEN drawers, l pair cotton draws
: dressing gowns,'1 wooden shirt, "a
| ton shirts, 3 pillows, 8 pillow clS,
sheet, 8 comfort bags, 8 needle booa
handkcrchicfs, So rolls bandages, ! b
lie old cotton, 20 Parlor magsz.ua
| Harper's magazines lG Petelsous ma
zines, I jar pickles, 5 bottles raspb,
! Jam, . lbs. dried black berries, .
| dried currants, bar castle SOAP.
A. WALEg
Wali.ngCord, Aug. 8, 1864.
Law BREAKERs.-We are infon
says Waltou's Journal that fourteen
ditrs, drunk, were picked up yesier
IN our streets by the Patrol from
| Hospital They all refused TO tell vi
| they got their liquor, saying they
promised rot to tell before they CO
| ret 1t. This looks like q settled de
mutation en- the part OF someboj.
sell liquor to soldiers. Who is iG1
1
An ISDUcEMEET.-The st. Albans ]
senger says One Of our ncighboFs :
is not liable to draft, but is dcsIt
30 be represented IN the army, is Offer
for n good sole bodied .&siitAis
i acre farm in Winscbago o well Sci
| county in Iowa; has SAGE been sod
$3.50 Farms near by are held at 81
acre, no better quality Of soil also
cash,
For most men the above is better,
an offer Of money only, as the land
a little cultivation would comma9
! least $4,000, and make d homest,a
| The garden state Of Iowa--hesides
| The Government pay aud bountics
amount to about $500 additional, '
shall say that patriotism don't paJ
|
PRRsoxAL.-Dg Z. 8. Carr, gra
ate Of Castleton Medical College, and
a number OF years the popular and
| resident lecturer on Chemistry, and
now holds professorship In the III
! son wisconsin, University, and
Rust Medical College at Chicago, Isl
ing u hurried visit to his auInel
friends in CastletOn.
Bro, Bro0RR, BIeGEsr.--Artenas
Ter, of Barre, had tobacco leaves, Au'
2412 inches in length; and J. E,p
worth, OF Berlin, ON the same day'