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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

Z. G. Newton we mourn the loss of an
able and intelligent classmate, an oblig-
Ing companion and generous and faith
ful friend.
Resolred, That he was endeared to US
by numerous acts of kindness and be-
nevolence, by the generous manifesto
tiOn of q forgiving and charitable spirit,
which can never exist except as the out
blossoming of noble nature, and which
being exhibited by him on every occa-
sion never failed in winning its way to
the hearts and commencing itself to the
sense Of all with whom he came in
contact. sare4
Resolred That in his death the nation
has lost brave and efficient officer, who
was influenced by no other motives than
those of the purest patriotism, and
whose death afforded another example
of heroic martyrdom to the cause Of hu.
man happiness and the defense of law
and government, in which he himself
considered 1t his solemn duty to en-
gage.
Resoleed, That we as class do hereby
extend our cordial and heartfelt sympa-
thy to the parents of the deceased in
DSlus, 81 ouuuCuiy CdiICu upOu w SuSt1lu
the loss Of dutiful and atfectionate son;
by way of which We add our testimony
to that of all who knew him, that his
life was one in which the constant exer-
else Of the noblest christian virtues af-
ford sufficient ground of hope that
they shine brighter in a world of peace
than they could ever have done upon
the bloody arena of human strife from
which he has been so suddenly re-
moved. s~-
Resolved, That copies of these resolu-
tions be sent to the Rutland HERALD and
Middlebury Register for publication and
also a copy to the parents of the de-
ceased.
VIM. A. TEwKsBuRY,
M. d. CoLLEsTER,
E. ]. RANsLow,
Committee of the Glass.
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miscellaneous Items.
Senate Chamber.

The state debt of Rhode Island is
little less than four millions, and has
increased nearly two millions during
the last year.
The keeper of liquor saloon at
Springfield, Ohio, was lately chopped
up into small pieces by two of his drunk
en- customers.
A terrible tornado passed over Yates
county, New York, last Friday, doing
great damage to property, but occasion
ing no loss of life. e
The American copper toe shoe,a q pure
Yankee contrivance, is introduced into
use in England, gnd is thought by them
to be most hexcellent hinwentiOn."
The young king of Greece lately
gave his portrait to an admiral's wife,
was kissed by her and burst into tears.
Sensitive monarch.
The Boston Journal wants to know
whether common people ought to pay
$l4 for ton of 1000 pound of coal when
government can contract for q ton Of
2240 pounds - Hasa
Next Tuesday, June 2lst, cars will
run through without change upon the
six foot gauge railroad from Jersey City
to st. Louis, over the Erie, Atlantic and
Great Western, and Ohio and Mississip-
pi roads, forming direct connection
with the Pacific railway.
4 The Maryland Free State Cohstitu-
tional Convention hate got through the
whole forty-two articles of the bill Of
rights, leaving the paramount allegiance
and abolition of slavery articles yet to
be acted on. These will occupy some
two weeks of debate.
The fact that some of the school trus-
tees and inspectors at New York were
extorting money from the schoo! teach
ers, as a condition of their remaining,
has lately transpired, and this, together
with the gross immoralities discovered
some time ago has cause the people Of
New York to wake up and demand the
publication Of their schools.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23
SECOND REGIMENT.
KILLED.

KILLED.
Lieut. Hiram Bailey, b, June Sd;
Edward Bragg, G, Sd,
WOUNDED.
Leander Shippie, A, lst,* leg slight I;
Foster Grousbeck, A, Sd, leg slight; G B
Elmer, A, 4th, shoulder slight; B Bry-
ant, A, 4th, shoulder severe; Thomas
Hendry, E, 4th, wrist slight; Clark D
Curtis E, Sd, leg slight; John N Adams,
F, 1st, knee bad; Cleves Lower, F, lst,
groin slight; Charles Heron, F, lst,
head slight; Elijah Porter, G, lst, knee
severe Henry G Page, G., LIST, leg slight;
Alonzo Shears, G, lst, leg severe; George
Atwood, X, lst, head slight.
Recapitulation-killed 2, wounded l3,
total Is.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

An INCIDENT FROM THE 'FRONT.' heard
tonight an incident worth relating in
connection with the rebel assault of two
nights ago. About thirty rebels, some
what more daring than their fellows,
crawled on their hands and knees up to
our breastworks on a part of Gen. Bar
lows front On coming up they met
with no resistance from our men, the
latter on the contrary, lending helping
hand to each rebel who came in their
way, by seizing him by the collar and
bringing him over head foremost into
their rifle pits, where, of course, he found
himself prisoner.--Cor. Philadelphia In
o,.tra,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

The following is list of recent pro-
motions in Vermont regiments
FIRST CAVALRY.
Mai VIM Wells to be Colonel.
Mai. John W. Bennett to be Lieut.
Colonel
SECOND REGIMENT.
Maj. Amasa J. Tracy to be Lieut.. Col
onel
Capt. Enoch E. johnson to be Major
TENTH REGIMENT.
capt Edward Dillingham; to be Ma
jor.
NINTH REGIMENT.
First Lieut.. John S. Bascom, Co. F, to
be Captain Co. F.
Second Lieut.. Patrick Hobon, Co. I, to
be First Lieut. Co. F.
First Sergt John Gray, Co. I, to be
Second Lieut.. Co. 1.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
Isaac L. Eells, for extra Lieut.. and
Quartermaster.
SIXTH REGIMENT.
First Lieut.. Chas E. Joslyn, %. D. to
be Capt, Co, A, vice Capt. Bird, killed.
Second Lieut.. j. s, G, Randall: A. to
be First Lieut.. CO. A, vice Crane, killed
First Sergt. Geo. Neddo, Co. A, to be
Second Lieut.. Co. A, vice Randall pro-
noted.
First Lieut.. Edward A. Holton, Co. /,
to be Capt. vice Capt. Randall killed.
Sergt. VIM. W. Carey to be First Lieut.
Co. f, vice Bradbury discharged.
Second Lieut.. Ebert H. Nye, Co. D, to
be First Lieut.. Co. D, vice Joslyn pro-
noted
First Sergt. T. Oliver Styles to be Sec
ond Lieut. Co. d, vice Nye promoted.
Second Lieut.. Henry N. Bushnell, Co.
II, tQ,be First Lieut.. Co. G, vice Butter
field promoted.
Sergt Lyman s. Williams, Co. I, to be
Second Lieut.. Co. @, vice Raistrick re-
signed.
First Sergt. Mathew D. Hussy to be
First Lieut.. Co. /, vice Holton promo
ted.
First Sergt. Thomas P. Murphy, 90.
| II, to be Second Lieut. Co. B.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
sergt. Ransom W. Towle, Co. E, to be
Second Lieut.. vice Martin killed.
First Lieut. Howard c. Chaplin, Co. F,
to be Capt. Co. @, vice Farr killed.
First Lieut.. VIM c. Tracy, Co. H, to
be Capt. Co. G, vice Carpenter killed.
Second Lieut.. Carlos w. Carr, Co. f,
to be First Lieut.. Co. +, vice Chaplin pro-
NOTED.
First Seret. Jos. P. Aikens, Co. D, to
be First Lieut.. Co. c, vice Putnam killed.
First Sergt. VIM. A. Pierce, Co. l, to be
Lieut. Co. ID, vice Ellsworth killed.
First Sergt. Jas. p Needham Co. G, to
be First Fieut. Co III, vice Tracy pro-
| NOTED.
First Sergt Silas H. Stone, Co H, to
be Second Lieut.. Co. l, vice Carr promo
ted.
First Sergt, Geo. c.. Spaulding, Co. G,
to be Second Lieut.. Co. K, vice Wooster
| killed
Adj, Geo. B. French to be Capt. Co. A,
vice Pratt promoted.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Second Lieut. G. w. Carpenter, Co. A,
to be First Lieut.. Co. H, vice Paine.
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RUTLAND HERALD.
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1864,
Cn.u.i,,e. in Vernon, Regiments.
HpaRs lsT VT. BRIGADE, IN THE FIELD,
Near Cold Harbor, Va, JuneT.

Hpa'Rs 1sT VT. BRIoADB, IN THE FIELD,
Near Cold Harbor, Va, JuneT.
Editor Rsilaad Herald II enclose list
Of the casualties in this Brigade since
May 3lst. have no time to give you
any details in regard to the campaign,
and can only say that the thin ranks OF
each regiment bear ample testimony Of
the part taken by them in this fearful
struggle. Richmond papers of the 4th
(as usuaD claim great victory here
When we lose rifle pits by being driven
out OF them, we do not call it victory,
but it seems that they do. The health
of the troops is much better than
could be expected after the many fatigues
they have undergone. The total loss of
the Brigade since the campaign opened,
will reach 1857, officers and men.
Very respectfully,
G. III, FORBES,
A. A. A. Gen'l
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

The SPURIOUS FIFTY CENT NoTBs.-A
recent emission of spurious fifty cent
notes (the new plate) has been put in
circulation. They are an eighth of an
inch shorter than the genuine; the
words "fifty cents" which surmouht the
head of Washingto,,, are very pale and
indistinct, while the letters are5yery
black and distinct in the genuine. The
bronze circle around the head in the
counterfeit can hardly be seen, while the
genuine is of deep color. The spurious,
though indistinct in all its outlines, is
darker than the original.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

FIRE IN TRoy-A fire occurred in the
blacksmith of the Watervliet arsen-
al early on Friday morning, and for
time, owing to the hesitation of the men
to go near the fire, through fear of an
explosion, the main buildings were in
danger of destruction, but the speedy ar
rival Of three steamers from Troy kept
the copfagration within the building
where it originated, and the loss is ccai-
paratively trifiing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

DRowNED.-James Murphy, section
man on the Connecticut and Passumpsic
railroad, was drowned on Wednesday
morning near Passumpsic, village, while
bathing in the river.
Weston Hopkins of Brattleboro, fell
into the Connecticut, as is supposed, some
days since, and his body was found on
the shore OF the river in Hinsdale, Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

GRANTS ARMY.-It is asserted that Of
fetal reports place the total losses of
the Army of the Potomac, in killed and
wounded, in all the fights from the Rap
idan to the Chickahominy, at 26,00O.-
In the same time re-inforcements have
gone to it to the number of $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

Coz. TYLRR.-As a testimonial Of ap-
probation of the services rendered by
therate 1t. Col. John s. Tyler of the I'd
regiment, Gov. Smith has directed a
commission to be issued, dated prior
to his death, promoting him to the
colonelcy of the regiment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

ACCIDENT. A boy named Thomas
Flemming, of Irasburgh, accidentally
shot himself in that town few days
since. He was putting cap on the pis-
tol when it went of, the ball entering
the arm above the elbow, grazing the
bone and lodging under the skin on the
opposite side, M
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

PROGRESS IN KENTucKY.--The Louis
vile Press says that Gov Bramlette
armed the negroes of Frankfort to de-
fend the capital from Morgan's raiders.
What will the copperhead press say to
this fragrant violation of their creed by
a border State Governors
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

MONTPELIER HospITAL.-Surgeon Ca
sey in charge Of the general hospital at
Montpelier has been advised by telegraph
that 800 patients left New York, Friday
morning, for that place. They probably
arrived there on Saturday
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

FISH sroRr.-A dshy story is being.
told of pike weighing $50 pounds hav-
ing been recently hauled out Of
Nottingham pond. The conclusion of
the story is true, that this is the biggest
thing of the kind ever known in Yer
mont waters.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

HARD ONE ON CoYGREss.-A newspaper
correspondent speaking of the proceed
ings of Congress on Thursday last says;
The amendment striking out the tax
upon .sehishy on hand after debate was
adopted by a vote of 72 to 50.
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MISSING.
Charles I MinerG.
Recapitulation-Killed s wounded
~ missing total 81.
MISSING.
SIXTH REGIMENT.

KILLED.
Corp B NJ Ware +, June Sd 1st sergt
George + Wilson g, June 1st
WOUNDED
Corp P II Duggan in arm A Phillip
Curvin in head A James NJ Sergeant
thigh b; Jno b Biglow leg B II I Wood
face b /; sergt George Fitch right leg Sc
we're C Andrew Miner right leg severe
CT George A Parker face G lst sergt
S G Gray side L A l. Richardson in
neck L Samuel Eleazer thigh Z sergt
Z L Burroughs thigh G Z c Lewis
hand G Ira Cove shoulder G sergt
William r Elliott thigh H Fl A f Rich
ardson hand slight II corp Duston
Boynton shoulder Dillingham; Waldo
leg X major r b Crandall severely in
bowels.
Recapitulation. Killed 2 wounded
1S; total 20.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

SANITARY FAIR.-From one hundred to
one hundred and fifty dollars wanted,
and is expected to be realized, by the
fair and festival to be given at the Town
Hall in Castleton, on Wednesday eve
ming the 22d inst, by the young ladies,
for the benefit of the Sanitary Commits
sion. A great variety Of valuable, USE
ful and ornamental articles will be on
exhibition for sale. The tables will be
laden with refreshments, the choicest
and rarest the season affords, including
ice cream, Strawberries cream and sugar.
Our patriotic ladies will spare no pains
or labor to make this entertainment one
worthy of public patronage, all for the
benefit of the brave men suffering by
reason of this cruel war. Come one,
come all, and thus aid on this laudable
and humane work. Admitance to the
hall 10 cents.
By order of the Aid Society.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

WAR VESSELS ON THE NORTHERN LAKES.
In 1917 a treaty was made between the
United States and Great Britain to the
following effect: That neither Power
should maintain naval force upon
Northern lakes, except that each might
have one vessel of not more than 100
tons, and armed with one 18 pound gun,
on Lake Ontario and the same on Lake
Champlain and two vessels Of like ton
mage and armament on the upper lakes.
This treaty was liable to discontinuance
after the specified time, upon six months
notice by either party thereto. The
House Naval Committee ON Friday last,
instructed their Chairman, Mr.. Rice, to
report a joint resolution proposing that
the United States shall now give that
notice
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was the
hottest day of the season thus far, the
thermometer SO degrees in the shade at
o'clock p. m.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

s-g" 1t is considered very doubtful
whether the bill repeating the $500 CON-
mutation clause of the enrolment act
can pass the House this session.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

WELCOME THEM-Some Of our veteran
soldiers are now returning to their
homes, after an honorable service in de-
fence Of the Union. Give them wor-
thy welcome.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

PATENT.-A patent has recently been
issued to Dewey Phillips of SALISBURY
for improved water wheel.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23
Truly yours,
SOLOMON Foor.

SOLOMON FooT.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington City, D. c., June Is, 1854. :
Sir, am directed to inform you that
the Vermont soldiers at Soldiers Rest,
Alexandria, will be transferred to YER
mont by the first opportunity.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient serv't,
By order Acting Surgeon General,
G, H. CRASA.
Surgeon, U. S.A.
Hen. s. FooT, U. s. S.,
Senate Chamber.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

EgAn army letter says Gen. Grant
pressed the enemy in front so closely
that Lee could not send off sufficient
forces to hold the bridges by which our
army crossed the Chickahominy, and
hence its unobstructed passage Of that
stream
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23
FIFTH REGIMENT.

Capt NJ 7 Sampson June Sd !;
N Il heef A; corp G Hunt G.; II II
varney Z corp Charles Stevens F; L
B Graham F sergt Michael Courtnev
81; Philo Tomlinson X
WOUNDED.
Lieut. L Bixby arm slight; NV La
mard A; Nelson King A; W II Basbaw
hand slight A R Kilmer in neck A
sergt Henry Huntington side B Lewis
Crady body severelyB; Newton Murdick
LETT arm slight B; Phillip Bovat head G !:
bancroft shoulder c.; M C Perkins
Gn ehign NJ E Parker shoulder slight c !;
Hg Hueorge Merritt in left arm D; Joshua
t Meilltt IN right arm d Joshua Shat
LUCK LUCK nand e Seth Liverworth thigh F /:
SUmn So,,, eoa eMccormick shoulder F; G E Bios.
% els u ioos silght e; Joseph Wunder bow
Pshh;;,. I,s - albert Knight thigh H; Oscar
tally K. ''' 'olns inor-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

THE SoHooLMAsTER ABRoAD.-A sign
of which the following is a cerJatinast
ht~atim copy, is exposed to public view
in one of the back towns in Franklin
county.
Corn for Sal her Per lbs
Also grinding Don heir.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

P. S.-Contributions to the fair from
this OF other communities will be CRATE
fully received and properly appro-
priated.
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ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
KILLED.

OBJ Chase c June 1st James Dickin-
son E lst Sergt Nv Priest + lst G
A Heath + LIST E NJ Mackress + lst ;
H Sulham lst 7 Wheeler f 1st Jer-
emiah Kelly LIST William Williams X
lst Forsaith K lst Luther Smith
K lst H c Davis L lst l. E Green l.
1St
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

WASHINGTON, d. c., June II, 1884.
Editor Rutland Herald. You will doubt
less crafty many friends and families Of
sick and wounded soldiers now at Alex
andria, Va, by giving publicity to the
inclosed letter Of the U. IS. Surgeon Gen
eral.
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THIRD REGIMENT.
KILLED.


Ell Flanders A June I'd; Norman A
Brink B Sd; Patrick Dolan B Sd; Jona-
than Wheelock E Sd; Wallace W Page
G Sd; Horatio Hogaboon ii Sd Joseph
Papa H Sd; jeremiah Percivil | 3D.; G
Harvey | Sd; corp VIM Robbins Sd
Oscar whitcomb X Sd.
WOUNDED.
Lieut. II C Miller A I'd mortally (since
died): Capt D G. Kenesson ID Sd slight
w O Messenger A Sd leg broken; Sergt
John S Thompson b Sd hand slight;
Corn f NJ Sanborn b Sd severe; Samuel
Centre Sd severe; AFRO George B Sd
severe; Edward S Nye B Sd severe
L Cleveland b Sd slight; Lewis Brisette
B Sd severe; A o Warner B Sd severe;
Patrick Gleason B Sd severe Lewis
Blackner B Sd severe; Capt Edison Weed
G Sd hand severe John Cook Sd thigh
severe; James Flaherty Sd shoulder
severe; Carlton Felch @ 4th leg severe
Corp Marcellus Hunt ID Sd leg severe;
VIM Hardy D Sd; S G Heaton d 3D.; Nj
Kennedy d 3D.; Martin Somers D Sd Sc
we're; Sergt Charles Jones L Sd in foot
slight; Sergt Joseph Holmes E Sd head
severe Corp George Drown E Sd head
slight; Corp Leonard Warner E Sd hand
slight. David Hastings L Sd slight !;
Sergt b f Deering f Sd neck slight;
Corp John A Spaulding F Sd arm severe;
Corp H R Blanchard F Sd leg Corp Al
fred Harris T Sd leg slight; Oliver Davis
F Sd leg severe; Phillip Mckinney F Sd
breast severe; Silas V Martin 3D. face
severe; Allen w Berry + Sd breast slight;
H Lane F Sd face slight; A L Bartho-
lomew F 4th leg severe; A l. Writer G
Sd severe; Henry Plumb III Sd severe !;
Corp Smith Sturgis ii Sd leg severe; /;
Joseph Blanchard H Sd leg severe; L c
Colburn II Sd side severe; Albert Syms
I'd thigh severe; William Stewart l I'd
arm slight; Lorenzo Hutton Sd thigh
severe Charles Woodbury. Sd arm Sc
we're; Russell Hutchings Sd thigh Sc
we're; James Harten | Sd thigh severe
william Woods Sd arm slight; Hiram
Raymore l Sd head slight; George B
Little Sd thigh severe; Corp w II En-
mons K Sd hand and arm; VIM Peter
son K Sd leg broken; Charles Leavit X
Sd leg broken; Joseph Arnold X Sd lee
broken; VIM Henderson X Sd shoulder
severe; John Henderson X Sd leg severe
LC Luther X Sd leg severe; Mitchell
Belters X Sd arm severe Levi Aldrich
X Sd arm slight.
MISSING.
Frank Papinaw I'd; VIM Covil I'd
Silas Forrest I'd; VIM McCallister I'd
8 Chambeau I'd.
Recapitulation-Killed IL, wounded
60, missing s, total rs.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
Co A-George Rogers wounded il
hand June 4th.
Co E-lst sergt H P Page head slight
sergt H Fl Chaffee head slight.
Co G-Charles Perry mortally.
Observation-Disclosures total a
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sFigures indicate dates of casualties, all ii
June. ~ &
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FOURTH REGIMENT.

Co A-George Rogers wounded in
hand June 4th.
Co E-lst sergt H P Page head slight; /;
sergt H Fl Chaffee head slight.
Co G-Charles Perry mortally.
itulation-Wounded a total a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-23

Ell Flanders A June I'd; Norman A
Brink B Sd; Patrick Dolan B Sd; Jona-
than Wheelock E Sd; Wallace W Page
G Sd; Horatio Hogaboon II Sd; Joseph
Papa H Sd; jeremiah Percivil | 3D.; G
Harvey l Sd; corp VIM Robbins | Sd ;
Oscar Whitcomb X 3d.
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