Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

stock is 10 oc iiSto -on 'ho tatt s&tOunuS
,ear TINS village. on Friday, October 30;
Nae stock nclpaing no less than two thou
sand sheep and one hundred and eight
/ head of cattle. The sale is peremptory
/ and this method of making it is adopted |
as the easiest one of exhibiting and
examining so large an amount of stock =
not unlike the plan adopted in the old
kcountry at their fairs. Here will.be an |
Unusual opportunity for all desiring to
4 purchase stock, and We advise all such,
4 among our readers, to be present at the .
\ sale. Read the advertisement.
PAINTING OF RUTLAND. Prof. Chlld's |
great painting of Rutland will be on ex-
Inhibition at French & Kingsley's store to-
fday and tomorrow and at futile & Gays
book store on Saturday and Monday
Nov Is the time to subscribe, as the
painting will not remain on exhibition
longer than above stated, and no more
photographic copies can be obtained than
1.-THE number subscribed for.
Il The names of subscribers will be taken
n at Tuttle & Gays book store on the above
Z named days of exhibition. The price
4 will be one dollar and City cents per
a -, lo ,Ao;l o, AL
MANsFTELD's MIRROR OF THE REBEL
uoN.--This painting was on exhibition
lst evening, at the Town Hall, toa good
sized and interested audience. Professor
d Hartman was also on hand with his feats
II of magic, &C., &c. Another exhibition,
t the last will be given at the same place
hhis evening. The Fitchburg { Mass.)
Reveille, of the sth inst, thus speaks of
the exhibition:
q We are much gratied to learn of
u Mr.. Mansield's agent, now in town, that
this beautiful painting will be on exhibit
j ton at the Town Hall, in this place, ON
q Friday evening and Saturday afternoon
n and evening. Its attractive character in
nj Eastern and Western cities as work of
2 art, and lis historic and thrilling scenes
3depicted in the Mirror, render the paint
ing one Of the most attractive and inter-
al esung entertainments ever offered to the
I'M public together with the wonderful ma
gician and ventriloquist, Prof Hartman,
who has performed such wonderful ieats
8of magic, that has attracted the notice of
the press everywhere
ALLEN GREY REUNION. The Allen
Greys will hold Social Leyee at the
new Town Hall in Brandon on Tuesday
Eve, Oct. 9th. Music by Fairs Qua
Grille Band. All friends (and we don't
know who is not frend) of the
Allen Greys are cordially invited. II
~ vii be a large and brilliant party. Go.
PERSONAL. Mr.. Sidney S. Boyce
Formerly Of Montpelier, who was drafted
md held to duty in the 4th Congressional
1 district of New York has received an ap
Pointment as Captain in the Corps dAf
fisae now organizing at New Orleans.
A Coon SHOT. Rollin Cuts, Of Or
well, few days since fred both barrel
Of his gun at once into a flock of will
ducks. He got by the shot twelve duck
! and broken collar bone.
ARLINGTON. A large building is 90
ing up in Arlington for the manufactur
of shoe-pegs. A chisel factory is in sue
cessful operation, some sixty men bein
employed about it. Coal-works, and e:
establishments for the manufacture {
wooden wares, are all represented as pro.
srous.
F MANCHESTER. The foundations al
being laid for large addition to the Mar
Chester Hotel, to accommodate the lare
hnd increasing number from the cities VIII
annually resort there during the summe
months to enjoy the fine air and unsur
passed scenery. This hotel will then /
l60 feet In length.
OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATURE. Tn
Appointments of the sergeant-at-Arms f
the present term Of the Legislature are ;
follows:
Senate.-L. B. Flint, st. Johnsbur,
Doorkeeper.
Geo. b. Shaw, Burlington, Assistal
Doorkeeper
n f. II. Caldwell, Burlington, OH. Kick
Burlington, Messengers.
House.-John Barden, Wells, boo
Martin E..Sprague, Weybridge, Assis
ant Doorkeeper.
y Henry M. Bradley, Williston, VIM.
bradbury, vergennes, H. o. Stewar
l1 Montpelier, j. K Lord, Hardwicl