Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-26
From, the Daily oS Nav. s5.
Local aad state atems,

smlned yesterday !" N'S'''"' ~'''N'' wv
70 Arithmetic, Latin Lessons, Greek and
pbotnric We eau assure our readers
tb,t 10 any one who has relish for thor
oooh mental training, clear conceptions,
.,nraoy oil expression, such az would be-
l, IL iudlcial decision, il Is a treat 70 attend
tbose examinations,
In course of the day there were present
hrce different ladies and i've gentlemen,
spestetor., There are upwards Of
hiuey Intelligent ami interesting young
Gentlemen aud ladies engaged from hour
= hour in giving expression to some OF
thoughts and ideas they have
sauired, 1t is to be presumed that most
4 all of these young persons belong TO
emel-ody, and the question naturally
sises, do their mothers aud fathers know
vhat they are doing? If we should see
D equal number Of Spanish meriuo year
| hgs together, we shopld also be likely to
- the owner close at hand. Show much
man better than sheep7n We have
bply to say to the good people of this
bIsge that they do injustice to themselves,
h their children, and to the teachers of
~ school, by absentiBg themselves from
examination now in progress.
RUTLAND FARMERS CLyB. The mem
~ of this club are notified to meet at the
rankin House next Monday eve, at seven
S6lock, to choose officers for the ensuing
Mr.
LAUGHING GAS MADE USEFUL. Our
readers will see by reference TO an sdver-
tisement of DR.. f. V. n. HARDWOOD, in
|cur columns this morning, that the Nitrous
0xide, or Laughing Cas- Is being put
VA useful purpose. Its operation and
sdkct are said to be most excellent.
Fire. Yesterday morning, at about
IN o'clock, fire broke out in the large
rck house in this village known as the
ntOon Tavern. The fire is supposed to
N originated in a spark from chimney
" southeast corner of the building
injury was principally confined to two
pail bedrooms in the second story. Be-
b the fire was subdued it had burnt into
story above, and out at one window.
@ or five feather beds, with large
unber of quilts and other bedding, two
three bedsteads, and other furniture
ere destroyed either by the fire or by be-
thrown out of the window. The en-
ses were promptly on the gtound, and
there was little or no wind, the fire was
3kly subdued. Damage from fire. wa
r and 'breakage,' PROBABLY $500.
aete was an insurance on the property
Boarding house.
HNIPERANoE. The Executive Tenn
pee Committee had meeting at the
OF W, a. Burnett, Esq, according
yious notice in the HERALD, and
Magreed upon holding the next annual
ng Of the State Temperance Secie-
~ Burlington Oh the 10th aud 18th
fNoi December next.
MLroN's VERMONT REGIsrER. We
knos ledge the receipt Of copy Of this
gisser, from the publisher We can |
Y, without hesitation, that Il is the best |
gls'er published in the state--except |
esters.
AnUABLE SHEEP. we are informed |
E I. Sprague Of Brandon, VT, has
nofered and refused fifteen hundred
aaxs for his stock buck "North Star y |
" tkat he has been offered one thousand |
~ for one of "North Stars buck |
rs and refused it.
ILrrARY. The Third Vermont Bat
Mt Light Artillery have been order
Mrendezvous on the FAIR Grounds in |
8ngton. About one hundred and !
y-fye men have already volunteered |
is battery. 1t is under command of |
hin Romeo II. Start, formerly of the |
Hwmont regiment.
- company recruited by Captain s. |
Town i'll st. Adams, numbering on
lred men, have received their arms |
arc now ready for active duty.
1ooD SUGGESTION. The sword of |
1nAllen was in the possession of his
terin-law who recently died at La
Mich. The Repository suggests
1Mould be well to make an effort to |
Che relic, either'for the State Cabi- |
the rooms of the Vermont Histori- |
betty.
REssIoNAI Districts AND THEIR