Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

sawed marble
As 10 the claim Of Mr., Baxter, ,h,t the
property OF the Rutland Marhlc Company
Is the largest in area and the mo-' yahl.
able of all the quarry property in Wc,t
Rutland, II i sufficient 10 say. that that
lain ~ 10y no meaus conceded hy these
who are best acquainted with ,ho prop
erty,
To the pursonalnio, cmYlovyl tv Mr
Baxter IN his memorial, any rrply is
deemed unnecessary.
CHARLES SuELpoN.
State of Vermont, Washington Co.,, ss.
AT Montpelier, this lith day of Noycm-
her, lstiS, personally appeared, Charles
,,aIolauu, uu1 tua1v u,,O, O,al ulr Ipy.g plug
by him subscribed, is trjr 10 the
best of his knowledge, information aud
belief, Before me,
DANIEL RuBERTS,
Master in Chaurnyy
Now REApY.-Tho Aidrc,, ot Judge
Barrett, of Woodstock, on Hon. Jac ,b
Collmer, has lu,t been published by Tut
tie X Company, and is ready for delivery.
Price - cents per copy. For sale at
HERALD Bookstore. Orlor, can Nc ad-
dressed to Tuttle X Co., Rutlanl, Vt.
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IiiE DEBT or fk\NNi'N COZ MY
ihe following Is statement "i the
Indebtedness ot tn" towns IN. Franklin
on the third day OF March last:
Due TO the Trustees of the
|. 5. Surplus Fund, S25|t5' ol
Other Debts, lG,541 ol
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Total Debt, Sll,9o2 %,
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LEBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD. --
construction train Will commence runnm
regularly to-day from Bennington to f'
'erSours"' over l"rN he" raIlr""n' 90"
MlLroN.-In Milton. one day last weel
Hon. Orange Phelps and wife, Of Sout
Hero, were badly hurt by being throw
from their wagon in coming down Fo
hill. Both were taken up inscnsible, an
carried to the house Of Horace Robinson
where they now lie in a critical condition
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GEN. DYER's REroRT.-Gen. \. b
Dyer, chief of ordnance, in his report fo
the year ending June Both, 1865. renew
his suggestions among other things. aS t
the sale of the government arscnals a
Vergennes.
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MpDLEBuRY.-Tho public exhibition
of the Philomathesian Society, Of Middle
bury College, was holden at the Chapel
on the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
Music was furnished by the College
Quintette Club.
The meeting was called to order by the
President of the Society. Frank Church
of Massena. NY.
After some preliminary business. III,
regular exercises were opened by al
Grafton from William J. Gilbert, of Dorset
entitled "a modern dclusion." Under
this title he canvasscd the question OF
woman's rights, and made some arsu'
ments on the negative. This idea, he
claimed, probably came from the mind of
some single sister, who was anxious ia
assert her independence, and would disap
pear in the light of a more pcrf"ctcultur"
The enfranchisement OF woman Wont"
spoil our homes and be injurious to "o'
moral health. His treatment of it wa
very convincing.
The next exercise was the debate o
the question Is the prohibition of "'c
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