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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

Hon WATER.-The Burlington Free
Press says;
The rapid thaw Of the past few days
has taken of nearly all the snow, and
in many places damage has heen done
by the consequent high water. The ice
in the Winooski broke up on Thursday,
but is damned in several places. The
water is over the intervales; both above
and below the Falls. The wooden fac
tory was compelled to stop work from
the rise Of water yesterday. Many saw
logs were carried over the dams, and all
would have been swept away but for
vigorous eXertions by all the available
force
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

LAND SLIDE.-Quite an extensive land
slide occurred on the night of the 10th
inst, on premises owned by Hon. J. S.
Pettibone, in Manchester. About one
acre of hill moved from it's place to
the depth of from ten to twenty-five
feet, and deposited itself on the slope
and meadow below. About an acre of
the meadow land is covered with five or
six feet of earth. Projecting from this
earth were counted some thirty trees,
one Of which was standing as erect as if
transplanted by the hand Of man. The
meadow thus Oyerspread is terminated
by the railroad, and there the deposit is
so thick as to cover the fence posts and
bring the surface on level with the
embankment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

PERsoNAI,-Acting Assistant Surgeons
N. G. Brooks and H. F. Smith have re-
Gently resigned their positions at the
BrattlebOro General Hospital on account
of pressing private business. The for
mer goes into private practice at Char
lestOwn, N. H., and the latter at Castle
ton, VT.
Albert S. Kenney Assistant Paymas-
ter U. S. N. was lately confirmed by the
U. S. Senate as full Paymaster.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

IMPORTANT PROM MoBmE,-The New
Orleans Picayune of March 18th says
that on the previous Saturday an attack
was made on two land batteries defend
ing Mobile Bay, by the monitors. Two
of them silenced the batteries, driving
the men from the guns, This news, says
the Picayune, is obtained from an eye
witness of the engagement.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

FIRST DISTRICT AHEAD.-There was
no draft in this Congressional District
yesterday for the very good reason that
every towns quota was filed and there
is, moreover, an excess of 235 men in the
district. In the second district, we UNI
derstand there were some thirty men to
be drafted, and in the third about sixty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

GENEROUS DONATION. - Mr.. A. E.
Knapp of Poultney, has recently made
generous donation of one thousand
dollars to the Home Of the Friend
less" in New York. He has been for
several years contributor to the
Home, and has adopted into his own
family one Of the friendless children
from that institution.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23
Local and state Items.

RUTLAND COUNTY CoURT-Some twen-
ty-hye WITNESSES have been examined,
and the dispositions of several others
read in the case of Elk. of Thornton v.
Thornton, now on trial in the County
Court. 1t is expected that the evidence
will close tomorrow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

THEFr.-Elkins' store in North Troy
was robbed Of $50 on the 10th the
thief young fellow living near, was
arrested but let Off on efunding, and
promising amendment. Next night the
store was broken open again.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

The FREsHRT IN TRoY.-At the high
est point attained by the water during
the recent foundation, it was four inches
lower than in 1868, and thirty-twoinch-
es lower than Curing the memorable
freshet of 1857.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

March 7, Augustus humble, 18th, b, re-
turned from furlough.
Feb, 10, VIM, NJ, Wheaton, LIST Cav, d,
transferred TO Discharge Bar
racks.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-The examin-
alton Of Hezekiah Payne, who was ar
rested some time since at Detroit, on
suspicion Of being connected with the
st. Adams raid and brought to St. Al
bans for trial, was concluded on Thurs
day at the latter place. and the prison
er was committed for trial by the Coun-
ty Court,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

Accidental brakeman was knocked
senseless upon the car on which he was
standing early yesterday morning, by
his heads coming in contact with the
railroad bridge over East Greek, near
this village,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

SPREG.-The weather has been de-
lightfully pleasant for some days past
our streets are fast assuming a tolera-
bly, dry and firm condition an early
Spring is promised but sugar-makers
are dubious.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

AN AFFECTING SToRY.-The Courier
OF last weeb contains an affecting story
concerning the incarceration in our
County Jail, by the Provost Marshal of
this District, of one William Nolan a
very pleasant and good-natured youth, "
who stopped here on his way north
ward, to see young lady with whom
he was acquainted" This innocent
young man, according to the Courier,
was put in what the Courier calls that
filthy hole (the County JAIL and
there compelled to associate with thieves
and lelons, and was finally set at liberty
without the form of an apology, &C.
The Courier says he was neither a desert
er, nor bounty jumper nor guilty Of
any crime, but was arrested out Of pet
ty spite alone, simply because he stop
ped here to visit young lady. The in
nocent young man, we suppose, himself
gave the editor of the Courier this in
formation, and therefore, it must be
true, Yet it may not be amiss to state
the facts, as we understand them, for
the purpose Of showing how circum-
stances may often serve to cast suspi-
cion upon an innocent, very pleasant
and good-natured young man, and of IL
Illustrating the fallibility OF all human
judgments.
We understand that the young
lady" upon whom Nolan called, and
whose husband is away in the army,
informed a soldier who also called upon
her, that Nolan had admitted to her
that he was a deserter The soldier
thereupon took the young man to the
Provost Marshals office, and the young
man was examined. Several letters were
found upon him, addressed to himself,
two Of which were as follows:
No. 3lst, 1864.
Dear Frte,id Leave this city as soon
as possible, as they are after you. am
afraid you will be Distressed (disgraced)
forever I have it from good founda-
ton.
From A FRIEND.
MONDAY, Dec. 5, 1854.
Dear Bill Il wish to inform you that
[ am in New York, and without funds
or clothing | arrived here Saturday,
and would like to see you before | 90 to
n. H, Come down as soon as you re-
ceive this, or send me some money for,
and | will 90 up. I have seen hard
times since you left, but I will tell you
all when I see you. have been taken
and got away. got on the drunk aud
lost my money, and forgod's sake come
down, or send me the money and | will
come up.
l cannot tell you all now, and Jim is
/ hQpc y0lt are careful! not to eJpose yourself,
Or tell youy mimi to any oae for it is DANGER
Gus. II you don't come down, send the
money to No, 234 West 10Th Street, for
Tom Cunningham.
The reported admission to the young
lady" that he was a deserter. coupled
with the letters found upon him, were
deemed sufficient to call for his deten-
ton until the case could be investigated.
AS it was not known from what regi-
ment he deserted, if he was a deserter
the provoSt,marshal was unable, after
making due effort, to procure such pos
tive proof as he thought would be suf-
fcient to convict him before a court
martial, and consequently discharged
the innocent, pleasant and good natured
young man,
1t may have been a hard case for
" dear Bill, but if so, he is not the first
victim in this cruel world of com
of circumstances"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are ISSUED under date Of Angus,
18TH 1854, and are payable three years nom tina,
time, in currency, or are convertible at the On,
ton Of the holder into
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

GUBERNATORIAL. - The st. Adams
Daily Messenger has an article Ravoring
the denomination Of Hon. J. Gregory
Smith for another gubernatorial term.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

ST. ALBANs BANK.-The St. Adams
Bank is about organizing as a National
Bank, with a large capital,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

LIST OF PAROLED MEN AT HOME ON FUR
LoUGH FROM CAMP PAROLE.
Feb. 10, VIM. Clay, LIST Cav, Co A, from
March 4 to April 8.
VIM. L. Corse, LIST, D, 90. do.
Darius Deming, LIST, B, do. do.
Geo. A. Fletcher, 1st I, do, do.
90, Corporal VIM. E. Fitzgerald,
1st, II, do. do.
10, John Henry, LIST, E, do. do.
Calvin L. Norton, 9th, f, do. do.
VIM. E. Newton, 18th, E, do. do.
J. P. Reed, 18th, D, do. do.
Lucian Scott, lst Cav, NJ, do. do.
Sergeant John c. Swan, 9Th,
l, do. do.
20 Charles Shumway, LIST Cav, F,
do. do.
10, Geo. R. Witherell, 18th, B, do. do.
Albert Williams, LIST, Cav, Z,
do. do.
90 COrp9 William Thompson, 1st
Cav, NJ, from February % to
March 80.
Corpl Buel Phelps, LIST Cav, NJ,
from Feb 28 to March so.
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fI4i&wSm

THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
CAPITAL, 100000, PAID IN.
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
And Special A gent for Jay Cooke, Subscription
Agent,
Wa deliver $50 Notes, free Of charge, by ex.
press, all parts OF the country, and receive in
payment checks on New Y oTk, Philadelphia, and
Boston, current bills, ind all five per cent in
terest notes. with interest to date of subscription.
Orders sent by mail Will be promptly filed.
This Bank receives the accounts of Banks ana
Bankers on favorable terms also Of individuals
keeping New York accounts
J. L. ORYIS, President.
J. 7. HILL, Cashier. mar5d&w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23
list of Paroied Prissners---Deaths
i'm Rebel Prisons. &C.
MAsurNoroN. March 10, 1865.

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1865.
Editor Rutland Herald; / enclose list
Of paroled prisoners who have arrived
recently at Annapolis and Camp Parole,
but are not yet declared exchanged. Of
fcers and men will receive furloughs for
thirty days and two months pay, etc.
Please publish the list in your paper.
Respectfully Yours,
FRANK +. HoLBRooK,
Col. and Vt. Military Commissr.
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FINANCIAL.
r. S, $50 LOAN.

by au'honty of the Secretary of the Treasurv
the Undersigned hiss assumed the General Sub.
Sar'pnon Agency for the sale Of United State,
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three tenths
per cent, interest, per annum, known as the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23
LIST OF VERMONT TROOPS AT CAMP Pa
ROLE, NEAR ANNAPOLIS, MD,
pECFNTTy pApnTED

LIST OF VERMONT TROOPS AT CAMP PA
ROLE, NEAR ANNAPOLIS, MD,
RECENTLY PARoLED.
March o, Private Vanness Lilley, 8, E,
August IL.
" Wag'r. Carlos M. McNab, 8, G,
Sept. a.
Jonathan Newsome, 8, I, April
d" Andrew V. Turner, 10, E, Oc-
tober 10.
d" Lewis Fisher, 10, l, June /.
" II. B. Pettingill, LIST cavalry,
/, July 6.
Corp. Chas. G. Hoyt, 1st cav
airy, June 90.
., s. II. Mitchell, 1st cavalry, A,
June 90.
" Sergt. VIM. A. Donaldson, II,
X, June 49,
" HAL B. Simpson, II, D, Sep
TENDER 3d.
March 7, Henry P. Chase, o, H, June
sergt. Major James Gallagher,
l. June %.
" John Liefeld, II, c, May Is,
4" sergt, s. A. Mallory, d, E,
a." Franklin Oaks Il Tr"n %
-, =,
" Chas. Romney, 4, K, June 23.
" Henry Provo, II, K, June %.
" julius II. Marvin 5, c. May 8.
sergt. Freeman D. Mason, II,
G, Sept. 80,
" Levi Taft, LIST cavalry, A,
June 90.
March ], Mus. Gilbert Buckland, LIST
cavalry, L, June "a.
Feb'y 6, Edward Bertrand. II, B, Sep
TENDER so.
d" John J. Hurley II, D, Sep
TENDER 80.
" W. A. Howard, It, D, Sep
tember go.
" Thos O'Brien, TO- D, July 8.
Feb'y q, Sergt, Chas. d. McCurrie, TO-
E, July 8.
q" Joseph N, Calhoon, 10, K,
.... July 9.
a.a I" Michael Cavanaugh, 10, l.
July 9.
I" William w. Garvin, 10, l.
July 8.
" 1st Sergt. Walter Graham, 10,
@ e, July 8.
" Peter Fountain, 10, F, July 8.
d" Adelbert r. Hill 10, II July g.
b" J.H. Lundeville, 10, X, July g.
Joseph Lander, 10, D, July 9.
q" James Morgan, 10, D, July 9.
{" John Monteish, 10, I, July 9.
d" Corp. John A. Stafford, 10, E,
July ..
4" Thos. Cassidy, LIST cavalry D,
Oct. Z.
" Alexander Hail. LIST cavalry,
. A, Oct. Z.
&" sergt. W. ii. Daniels, lst cav
airy, ], Nov. 6.
Albert A. Kimball, lst caval-
ry, E, June 20.
Samuel Hadley, 0, C, Oct 10.
Feb'y %, John Grant, Q, B, Feb. 2.
Feby "a, William w. Kimball, II, D,
July n.
"a e. Rodney McGookin, II, N,
Aug. 6.
Feb'y Is, SeTgt. William T. Ranger, II,
r, June %.
% sergt. Chas. 4. Watson, IT, E,
r-.-. h. Sept 80.
Feb'y "a, Lewis Miner, IL, A, July 30.
Chas Riyet, II, F, July 30.
VIM Morris, 2 p, July 81
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23
The ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

Now offered by the Government, and lt is conf.
IDENTIFY expected tina; Is superior advantages viii
make il the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $500, co., coo remain unsoId, which
will probably be disposed of within the next 60
or 80 days, when the notes will undoubtedly com
mand premium, as has uniformly been tue case
on closing tie subscriptiors to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and SEQ.
ton of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks, state
Banks and Private Bankers throughout the cOun-
try have generally agreed to receive subscrip.
tions at par. Subscribers Will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and
who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent
n4i&w3m Philadelphia.
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The interest amounts 10

NO.es Of an the denominatioas named VIII be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subseril tons.
Thsls
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23
Z S. $50 SIX PER CENT.
GOLT-BEARlNo BONDS

These bonds are nov worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from Novem.
ber which makes the actual profit on the $50
loan, at current rates including interest, AbOus
ten per cent. .er snnum, besides It's exemption
from State and municipal tazatioH, 'ehteh adds
from one to three per cent, more, according to the
rate levied on other property, The interest is
payable semi-anu ually, by coupons attached to
each note, which may be cut CT and sold 70 any
bank or banker.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

THE figures before the names denote
the date when the paroled men were
received the figure and letter Immediate
ly after the name, the regiment (Ver-
mont) and company to which each sol
der belonged; and the date and name OF
place following, the time and place
when and where each was taken prison
er by the rebels
LIST OF PARoLED OFFICERS AT OFFICERS
HOSPITAL, ANNAPOLIS, MD,
MARCH II, 1865.
March 8, Capt. Howard Chaplin, 4, C,
June %, 1864.
Capt. G. W. Bontin, 4, B, June
%, 1854.
1st Lieut., C. w. Carr, 4, F,
June %, 1854.
1st Lieut.. James Gallagher, 4,
A, June 80, 1864.
LIST Lieut.. J. B. Needham, A,
II, June %, 1864.
Capt. r. Schofeld, LIST cav, F,
July II.
" LIST Lieut.. W. c. Holman, 9, G,
Feb. 8.
March 7, Major John E. Pratt, 4, June
90.
" ID Lieut.. l.. W. Fisher, 4, D,
June %.
1st Lieut.. George Ross, Z, B,
Feb. 0.
" I'd Lieut.. W. Pierce II, D,
July 80,
d" Capt. Frank Kenfeld, II, G.
June %.
" LIST Lieut.. Horace French, 3,
D, June %.
d" Major Chas. X. Fleming, II,
June %.
d" 1st Lieut.. L. s. Richards, II,
A, June %.
" LIST Lieut.. Henry A, Chase, II,
E, June %.
LIST Lieut.. Asa d. Matthews,
II, F, June 90.
LIST Lieut.. Amherst Morse, II,
X, June %.
" I'd Lieut.. Moses G. Sargent,
II, F, June %.
" I'd Lieut.. Edwin B. Smith, II,
F, June %.
I'd Lieut. Eli r. Hart, II, II.
June %.
I'd Lieut.. E. J. McWain, II,
H. June %.
I'd Lieut.. J. s. Drenan, II, L,
June %.
I'd Lieut.. Edward B. Parker,
II, B, Died Oct. 7, 1864, at
Columbia, s. G.
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AT 1sT DIVISION HOSPITAL, ANNAPOLIS.
March II, S. II. Mitchell, Co. I, LIST
Cav, from Camp Parole. ]. L. willard,
Co. E, LIST Cav, furloughed March s, for
80 days.
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Die raieno energiiNen @cidliIc, nel6e III
Nihmcns gefaBt ipproen iin0, ipetDen ni3ts
ba;a 6eitra9eil, bieie MbnsigANg Der Birser
uno Solraten ii beieItiaen, SIN @e9entbeit,
lte toeroen oaSu beitra9en, lie bari. ST. beitdrs
fen Sic perpen o0rtn - ul1o nit Ne9t -
ein 3siden Der @er;msiftunq uno glngit Der
Hebellenflbrer erbliden .lno li6 babur@
uibt ippobt er,nutbtgen aIa pielrnebr II t.
I'll utbigen Iaieu. SO wirD oeun DER leste
2}erStpejilung5fa1npf ni6t 10 biutig ausfaIlen,
ME i'm Der Self. 9api8 baben m66te, wOhl
aber . enti6eioenb, wie er ibu tt I d t
boten m66te, enti@eioeno I ilr Die Union.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-27
Selegrapbif1e MaeDrtcDten.
9S6fmt6tig ban Gitb @oimt.
@erEat.t fEg ttr 4aIstmast sDeser

Darlington, 25. Syan. Ser Star iast,
baB geltetn WfOr9en UNI 2 ubr cine &ebeaens
5lotte BON 5 S&ifen (ous 8i6mOnO Gei6paD
oer) ben SIuB berab fam, I'm uniere 9epUts
uno Die 8srfs bel Gitp 9pint 3u 3erit6ren. 9as
,9o6maller ma6te es ibnen n1osli6, Die Gpers
rungen, wel3e OberbuIb gitp @uint gu oelen
S&ub I'M 8aier ansebra6t Iino, su pulIren.
@8 entipann li6 iOfOrt cine aarOnobe stpis
iden Der 8ebeOen~6 Irtte unO Der nd6iten 8ats
terie, udbrenO pelder Elm aebeqenIabrseug in
bic SUIT Fog uno edn3li@ serit6rt muroe, unb
3tpei anOere 10 beiddOi9t ~tpurOen, ooB fe idIeuz
night nab Ri4mOn6 suridFieben muBten, I'M
ii6 ST retten, - beglettst BON ben ;wei lbrisen
S6ifen, Die, 10 piel man tpeib, nt6t beI6aOigt
tparen.
@Omirol 6arro9ut 9in9 geItern Ibenb pom
bier nab Gitp Bpint ab uno wirb iOfort bort
ous COMMANDO al5 Obercpmmanpeur Der 5IOtte
iherrebmer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-27
Whilabelnhia. 26. Som. ~erpGoSion

NBilahelp9in, 26. San. Grptofion
in elmer Seuerwertfabrtt @e1ern
8OrmittaS geSen II ubr ereisnete ii9 pl6Bli@
cine Grplplicn in Der Serermertfabrif BON Sreo.
Srp on her 9~lproieite bon Wtartet Str, nabe
Der 40. Strobe in Der "a. @aro.
Sa8 bter3G benubte @ebduoe lit elm spei.
it6diseS NIT einem einitDdisen gtnbau, pas
@an5e beitebenO aus BRET 3immern. Sn benz
@oroer5immer befinOetSli9 bic @erfdtte uno in
ben beioen !6interaimmern bic @pbnuna beS
GERM Srp. SeItiamer @eiIe entging bic Sa.
mtlie beS 8eliberS benz t~rauri9en S9idlal, tuels
DIES tie arbeiter betraf. 6err Srp beFnoet Ii6
ndmIj9 in Der 9trmee, feline 6rau mar our 3eit
Der Gataitrcpbe in Die Staot gegangen uno bic
&inoer befanOen ii6 in Der S6uIe.
Sn Der Bertitdtte tparen getpSbnli6 ie6s
Cber iieben BeriOnen, meiitens &naben, bei6dfe
ti9t. Mdbreno biele f6 an Der glrbsit befans
ben, erei9nete ii@ pl6bli6 bic GrplOIion unD in
tpeai9en SecunOen tauo bas Gtablifement in
6lammen. Sic POIi5ei uno bic Seuerleute eils
ten io9leI9 sur SteQe unb ais ie in baS @e>
bduOe oran9en, bot f6 elm I@redli6er Anblid
Dat. OreI Der Nrbeiter trarer gu TD6e per.
braunt uno %peritImmelt unn Der 8ierte 10 i6per
perleBt, baB er nidt init benz 2eben oappN toms
men mirO.