Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

OF Temperance, Very impressiv. '
dresses were delivered by Rev. Mo..,
chadboarn and Seaver, which wcra r.
tened to by au appreciatlve and dsB,,,
audience, Notwithstanding the uu,vo.
bile weather the Hall was nearly en-
fact which shows that there arr no, 'S'
men and women who still cbsr;.s y y
cause Of temperance. %
CsPpER OnE,-We YESTERDAY ...
very fine specimen OF the ore Which, e
Just been taken from the diggings :, y ~
Billings's place. 1t appears 70 g,o NJ u :
ter and better. as the workmen pre- y
RIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE. On,
ers will observe b. the advertisa,o~...'' 'S
Ripley Female College in another 'otn.
that Pouliney is soon 10 boas, Of - o'D1 ~
cational establishment extensive ,ha w.
and accomplished.
Old Troy Conference Academy b,.
rejuvenated, baptized with new !,
and is soon TO open under new ans
We infer from the name that ia yoSls |
is our worthy tewnsman, Gen. nm
Augustus boosted that he foundY ~ 3
built Of brick and lefl it built of r.'%
SO can Gen. Ripley do with ,be I.s
tlon which is hereafter to bear bEn ,.'-
We congratulate the State of Esr0s,
its soon having an lnsttutn i,
daughters that will rank withasG1,
long since provided for its sons. m
cation, the grounds, the buildings h
niture, the apparatus, and IN short sy.-
thing pertaining to 1t Is OF the hs, /,
1t IS not TO be merely an Acadeny \.
genuine College.
With such a sponsor and such nm.
tors, We predict success. DR.. Nevs,
the President is well known to the !,
Of this State. The p years he be-,
gagged in educational enterprises
Troy Conference Academy, and Is
last past as Professor in Union Co4s
have not passed without making a,
preston ON hundreds of young adlsu
gentlemen, who will hail his return +
State as an omen of good things to q
With Prof. Knapp, we have nj
pleasure OF an acquaintance. H.
however, for several years susiaios
high reputation for ability as sts
and for success as a financier IN COZ,
tion with the Collegiate Institute at
Edward, and enters upon his new s5
prise in full maturity. They an
therefore, either of them, strsa.ass 10
place, to the people or the dasiness,
bring to their undertaking An $wNNNN
ability, energy, zeal and EraeNcA SNo
| edge which warrant the assertlon that
they cannot do in running LiierT
stitution nobody else need to Try
| Their Prospectus presents sou I'll
tive features for example, CoursatL
lures on a variety of Branches d
eminent Professors as Taylor Less
| d., VIM. NJ. Gillespie, LII. D., and
Strong, s. I. D.
We advise our readers to exams
claims of this new candidate for ID
age before sending their daughters
foreign Institution.
| The proprletors are expendins
| $1,000 in improving and beaa
their grounds and buildings. A
superb fence is nearly completed
partition fences are removed 4
throw the whole premises oil len as
one lot fine Doric porticos srdFe
of erection upon the front ana as eai
the building the interior of whA !
newed By plastering, painting aanI
ing. The rooms for pupils are a7e
and elegantly furnished, and all W
arrangements are made for impana
broadcast culture.
Messrs. Newman and Knapp ni
their part to build up an Instl,rts
will be an honor to the State. Va
ers should cooperate with them gg
them encouragement and patronas
REPORTS OF VERMONT REGM
In the Adjutant Generals s6Oe al
pelier, is blank book entitled ma
Reports" in which are inserted ma
lar form such items of lnformaha
received at the office by mail.
The following respecting The
Regiment were copied from ~
mornings report. "Oct. q. W
934. Present for duty, GIL. 81
ent, 10; absent, l67. Detachsds
100. Absent, with leave, g. q
leave, 5. In arrest, g."
Of daily reports, beginning with VI
1t is understood that by a smlli
pany and passing through regimes
ade, division and corps, the cons
general knows exactly how many
has to depend upon.
MANuAL.--The Manual OF sR
ture shows that in the Senate "
IL farmers, 7 attorneys and Ape
Their religious preferences -
lows: Cong. 8, Epis. 6, Bap :,
Meth. 2, Unita. l, Univ. !, Lp'
tsstant |, no preference 4. !, ..
Oldest Senator, Mr.. Clark Of
ton, 70. Youngest Senator, M =
"a.
In the House there are l4S S''
, merchants, IA attorneys, II 'S'
, and 6 physicians.
Their religious preferences sr
,, dicated. Cong. So. No prrsa,e'1Ii
Meth. 80, Univ. 30. Bap. q
; Epis. 9, Pres. A, Independent .,
Q. Second Advent 2, FreethlnKet