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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

CAPITAL PusIsHMEsr IN micHisAN. 1,
seems that the people OF michigan are getting
ilred NJ 'hclr law TOT the abolition OF capital
punishment. and begin TO seiA,e Tor the res.
tors'Ion Of The gailows and the halter. The
Detroit Daily Advertiser says that in conse-
quence OF the growing increase OF crime in
the State since the abolition Of CAPT tai pun
lshmenI, and a particular msniieslaiion OF
II TO The Grand Jurors Of Wayne County,
BY the presence Of three different, indiyidu.
ais charged with murder, at the presen.
term OF CuuH, they have unanimously adop-
ted memorial 10 the Legislature. asking
for restoration ofthAt penalty which lone
prevents msu from sssailing the life Of his
fellow
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

In this we have no, included single State.
BY any me ans doubtful, not even Ohio, though
we ale folly confident that the State will
vote fot General Taylor. SO, too, we have
not included Georgia OF Florioa, although
we consider those States perfectly safe.
There 10 slso good reason 10 believe that
Indiana will vote for General Tayior,--less
probable, but still quite hopeful, are our pros
poets In Iowa. Illinois, Wisconsin, sod even
Ia Mississippi II we add the vo'es OF Oluo,
Florida. Georgia, and Indiana, we have les
electoral votes, OF majority OF loo IN tho
electoral college.
But even " we lose every State tina, can
reasonably be regarded az in the least doubt
ful, Pennsylvania 10 no longer debaiesble
ground, and IL decides the Presidential cleo
ton in our favor. Well, then, may tho
v higs everywhere be electrified. by the & To-
iiols and most unexpected victory,-a
victory so astounding, complete, and over
wheIming---which leaves our friends nothing
to fear, and our enemies nothing TO hope.
General Taylor canno, fail TO sweep The
State, by even n much larger majority than
that obtained for Governor. Il Boston AIlss
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

THs TrLresArH The Bath (Me) Trb-
une says-"rhe telegraph poles have been
set up in this city. The line will probably
be ioished from Bangor 10 Portland 10 abou,
two weeks "
Mr.. OReilly has made an arrangement
with Mr.. Balm Of England to use his tele-
gtsph. He is al, Prssnt engaged in getting
forward his ,eleS sph iioe between New
York and Boston, with q view ere long OF
extending it TO Halifax.
The New York Courier thus describes the
difference between Bans and Mor,e's sys.
TEN, so far as rapidly Of operation is con
cetped
Morse's Telegraph, Tor any other eIcep,
Ban's) can only transmit matter as fast as
one person can write it,--because only one
operator can work a, time. On Bain's plan
the matter is prepared beforehand and then
wound upon a cylinder when IL 10 10 be
transmitted, the cylinder is turned, and this
can be done with almost any degree Of dis.
patch, for arample IN lransmiiiing the
Presidents Message by Morse's system. 1t
can only be doae az fast as one man can
write it. On Bans system, the message
can be cut In one or Two hundred paris and
put lnle the hands OF as many men. Ii can
thus be made ready, wound upon the cylin-
der and wound of again, almost instantly.
This ia tho theory OF the ihsirUment whether
u will DO fully sustained by practical results
remains 10 he seen.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

GRrAr FIRE IN NASHUA, n. III. A FIRE
was discovered in the basement Story Of
Central Building, Nashua, about 5 O'Clock
Friday morning, and in few moments the
whole building was 10 flames. The basement
was occupied for q store house, the hIsi
floor by the large clothing store OF n. Tuttle
4 Co., a large restorator and a shoe Store,
the contents of which were all consumed.
The second floor by tho Nashua Telegraph
office, and tailor's shop and the remainder
OF the building by FIVE or six families. Also
the Baptist Westinghouse, corner OF Frank
lin and Main streets-lhe basement was oc-
cupled by III. +. Courser as dry goods store,
and by Aaron Hsr~o God as q hardware store.
Also three dwelling houses and dye-house
on Franklin street. II then crossed Main
street 10 the building owned b, the Wilton
Railroad Co., and occupied in part by T.
Gay e. Sons, who had a very large stock OF
w. India dry goods, hardware, etc. The
upper stores we're occupied by s. Abbott for
q furniture ware house-also store owned by
Z. Shsuuck, Esq. d, and occupied by !. Bag
ley as a provision store. A building, occu.
pied as a tin shop, confectionery store, and
| by two families, was also burnt-ihence 10
the Nashua and Lowell RAILROAD building,
destroying that portion occupied by Shauuck
as a -four and grain store. Here the FIRE was
checked by brick wall partition. Loss es-
,ima,ed At about $50 900; probably one third
covered by insurance.
Two or three individuals were injured -
one man having his skull fractured by a large
bolt, which Tell from The roof OF the church
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

PssxsrLtasrA. = The returns from TINS
State isdiua,s thsi johnson, whis. is elected
BY snail nsjerisy, bss the v~e 10 elcss
zoe The Legislature 10 uhis and wiIl thus
give Us wbig U q Senator The represen-
tAtiou 10 Congress stands AZ whig. loco
fOeo --bcing gain Of one whis.
ONO. --Tb. result 10 this State Is very
uncertain; both parties claiming the vieto'
~. and we sss that some Of the uhig papers
give j, to the loco'ocOs TbeLcgisisture is
Wing by a small rssjority This viii also
eiso us United States Seustor. The
wings have lost oae Congressman.
sorrn CARoLiSA The following mem
bers Of Congress have been elected, viz -
Isaac ( Holmes, in the 6th (Cbarieston)
District Joseph A Woodward, in the I'd
CLAnraster) District Armistcad Burt, in
the 5th {Abbevillc) District; Wallace in
tho lst District, represented formerly BY
Hon lanes A. Black, deceased. II is
probable that Orr aud Mcqueen, in other
Districts, have both been elected.
Georgciown has elected two Taylor men
and one Cass man, Representatives to the
Legislature.
There is TO be grand jubilee and torch
light procession in Charleston, in honor Of
the great victory achieved there by the
friends Of Gen Taylor
MARYLAND The new Senate stands IA
wings to loeos Last year 10 to s.
GroRori. - Representatives elected, 4
wings and Democrats, = as before Cass
majority on the popular vote, claimed as
1900 to 500
FLORIDA - 1t is reported that Wing
Governor and Legislature are elected
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
A c,rrI.L R..l.s.s J.ss. A lml,

A CArITAL RsiIsoss Jess. q leslie
az i~us happened sPan ihe ysilnsd b.
~e,n lha CRY sna BaGs.s lss ssek, vtlch
- Oas 81 10 ~ 49, irs % tna wsssa
Sc Eaa fsissed ~ thr boLAc Coatte'.
q a tell 4 ~ oas sva Wv ~ no sh8,tnss.
I, s-esus ihsis grpf'cpas iosk i've o'siosk
ram on, u thsi eay. isf Svrcase. sol bsT.
,ng becn hard Of work duftns the DAY. tie
i.uge. cs-sss lin 10 sleep sgsrciy on
srn iag here The patsssgsr slsRys change
cats, aa1 id 80 10 ths InaArcs stssTd the
irsPer who remained IN sai. Soeo
TIE tfaJn laf ihr as, came 10, SUD sn 80
g.ao wee saaehrd 70 The Train Joe, ffom the
ssF. sni were soon on thtif vsy to Rnha-
TO- Allef going lc~ uilss The conductor
eallcd e., The 'Tsek,s sas waking our
,.ccry ltiead d,nlan3sd ha fare, Of hun
Tho smosnt sss paid, the passenger cop
rosiaz of eouftf that II wogid Taxa hlm 10
Agbvfn, aud ,hinkiag lhas be was on hs
usy there % fsa rs steam could estfy him
On the strivAl VI the train Ai Auies he
wss rilI sound silecr, aud dad no, wake 10.
ul lbe conductor over that road called for
the mekeis. Our incn3 pad he sum dtmsn
ded, % cthts, eongrsiUla,ing himself that
me fare between Aubufn aud SyraeDse had
ben soneWha, reduecd- o. double quick
tine the train arrived in Buffalo sud The
nome and CONFUSION. N The d,po, walked
Up ihr ,lrrpy hal, sai suPpos"g that be
had arrived al ,hc place i0t which he star.
I'd the evening prrVlou' got out OF he cars
to sc, L a hoiel Ga reaching the platform
be stared about-every ding looked !amil-
IaT--ha rubbed lis cyes--,ook another
look and exclaimed to the conduetor,-
Well, my friend. should like to know
where am1 uf course he was srt night
as to bis present locality, when be !ctl The
depo, muaering to himself, Well, this IS
prtuy business L1a night took tue cars
TO 60 TO Syracuse, and now fad myself al
five O'Clock 10 the nothing back at Buffalo,
II ami au ass then there never was one
iRoc hester Advertiser.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
VAN buren, CATEcHIsM.

Who pledged himself in advance to veto
n bill abolishing slavery 10 tho District OF
Columbia Martin Van Buren,.
Who ever said he would veto such bill,
in his inaugural mcssagc' Martin Van
Buren,.
Who opposed the abolition Of slavery in
Cubal Martin Van Buren,.
Who directed Gen. Taylor to deliver the
negroes found with the Indians in Florida
to their slave hunting claimants ? Martin
Van Buren,
Who gave his casting vote in favor Of
the bill authorizing the mails to be robbed
Of abolition documents NJ Van Buren,
Who was opposed to giving free colored
people RICH. to vote without property
qualification Martin Van Buren,.
Who wrote letter to tho Barnburner
democrats, in June 1s4s, stating that he
would not vote for John p Hale? Martin
Van Buren,.
/ Who has been the prince of doughfaces
for twenty years? Martin Van Buren,.
Who wrote to his friends in "A, saying
be was well acquainted with Polk and Dali
las, and was extremely anxious they should
be elected? Martin Van Buren,.
Who followed in the footsteps of his illus.
trious predecessor? Martin Van Buren,.
Who used his utmost power to destroy
the administration of j. Q Adams? Mar
tin Van Buren,,
/ Who could boast Of twelve electoral votes
from the free states, in lS4O? Martin Van
Buren,.
Why did he get SO many votes ! Because
he was in favor of Free Soil
Who first received the title of Northern
man with Southern principles y Martin
Van Buren,
Who was in indecent haste to send the
Amistad negroes back to slavery1 Martin
] Van Buren,.
Who pretends to have made gallows 70
pentence? Martin Van Buren,.
Who believes he is sincerel Nobody.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

TINS MAsxosH RsLIcs - Since the die
corey Of che ns@~csh tooth Ia ths ~"
init section Of ths Ruilapd aud Burlington
Railroad, In NJ Holly. which We noticed
some TOO weeks sisce, there has been dug
up, only few fee, iran the same place,
another wonder, vif what appears to have
been tusk or horn. Eve or ak feel In length
and from three 10 Ave inches in diameter
Tho outer layer or covering has now the
tirmpess and texture Of horn. while the in
side il 90 carous as to be fiable. Ii Is car
cular in shape, and sPparcotly but 'es-
ment or portion Of some substance Of much
greater length. IL was found under the
roots Of an evergreen whose trunk was three
feet in diameter.
1t is worthy Of notice, that this tusk aud
the tooth are the first specimens OF the kind
ever discovered on this continent cast OF
the Hudson River that the vertical lami'
mn Of the tooth demonstrate II 10 have be-
loneed to an animal Of the clcphantinc &C.
nus that the tooth aud tusk correspond in
size and appearance with those Of the al
most perfect skeleton Of q mastodon diseov-
cred few years since in Ncwburg N. Y.
and now owned by DR.. Warner Of Boston.
Mass
The tooth, has been. and the tusk will
soon be, submitted to the inspection Of
Prof Agassis aud other saudns.
Hopes are entertained that still farther
relics Of this ancient traveller may soon be
discovered.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
MA,nrre1os. Oci. Nm. p

The Union OF this morning., publishes a
letter from General Taylor, GATED Baton
Rouge, 10 the Democrats, 10 which he re-
fuses them The use Of bis name as a candi-
date iof me Presidency. Regarding the use
OF the political opinions, he sAys Il haze
ds.liaed yielding to similar requests, belle.
VOC my opinions, IL 1 were President, were
neither important OF necessary
Tue Union comnents 10 The length OF a
eniumn on the sbove.-tcorreSPondeneo n
Y. Express.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

HisDsoNrLr Dost.--On Friday night last
there was large Wing meeting al MIams.
burg. Ohio. Mr. Perrin, 40 eloqueu, gen.
llemso from the South, Addressed the crowd
but, IN the midst ofhis remarks, he was dis.
turbed by the iudscent aud liceuiious Ian
guage ola few Locuioco blsckguafds on
the ooiskirts OF the audience. Mr.. p, stop
Ping short 10 his speech, invited the patlic'
ular attention Of the offenders to an impor-
hnt document that he proposed 10 read
Periec, silence being al once restored. and
curiosity on tlPtoe, the orator proceeded TO
read, 10 clear loud tone OF voice, General
Cssss notorious Michigan Law that prR
sons moruus on pisopzeLY IN THTiR co,Drcr
on LicErriUus ~ sPErcH SHOULD BE soLD TO
THr HioHrsr BiDDGa on BI WHIPPED ON THE
HARr BACK
Mr Perrin wss not sgain disturbed tina,
nishi.-tLouis Jour.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
Prom III. New ohe.o. Bulletin, Oct. ,.

From Tho New otlesns Bulletin, Oct. J.
fsos HAyASA-hovEaEsT ~ Santa Az
NJ The British rayal mail steamer Forth,
Capt. Slofdee, arrived at Ship Island Hat.
Dor on Tuesday evening last. The Fouh
arrived al Havana on the 29lh, which port
she LEI, on the same day. The storm, which
by yesisfday's mail We noticed had been leh
severely on the ftonda coast, did some
damage on the oouhessi end OF the island.
From passenger, WIN lvf Jamaica on
The sad, We learn that Ssuta Anna WAS Aull
~ Kingston, but that lie had put iouh 4
sis,emsai that he iatsSded To leave for Car
ihsgenA. BY thoss best informed, the re-
port Vas ecRsldsTsd merely a ruse. 10 mask
hts inienlisn Of returning 10 HeIico.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
We received yesterday,

A CUs,osIrr. We received yesterday.
from Me-. J. L. Kia,ss', Of Harrison eouaiy'
Ia. sampls Of delicious early apple. He
gives II 10 name, says TIA, u originated IN
Harrison eoun,y, grew on trees from iooF 70
.sssa Zee, Aigb, AMI that the trees lear
.eeond efop IN the f,h. Of which he SAYS he
viii also ssad ~ sample. The apple 10 Of
good sac, sas torn. sreeeding beauty. snd
Ysty dslieiass. The color Of mosi Of the
spelss $50, "a, "a al over q etigh, cherry
,si but soDe are green, With . broad rel
shsek. We ressrd its smiasnilT worthy
OF euhis siieu. And request Mt. kiR,nsr "a
fsrwars a. aasnhiy Of arshs next winter
nat ~s mAy propagate Sons OF he trees fo'
N. aur.ets market. -I.osissllis IouTnaL
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
The Burlington Sentinel Of last week

The Burlington Sentinel Of last week
says
CulvaT. the wing Bsrnburner, made
a speech in the Town Hall yesterday. lie
spoke priaci pally Sgainsi Gen. Taylor. quo.
tng mos, Of tho stories and arguments which
have been circulating through the countty
for tho last SIR monihs--ercelien. but musly
He found fault with Gen, Taylor partieo-
larry on account Of his want OF whiggerv--
I'VE suppose that will vety naturally account
for CuiTer's support Of Van Buren.) VERY
lutte was said Of Geaersl Cas-, or against
The demooTalie parry. The usual TRADE and
huubug shout tho horTid south was put forth
Nth much virus indignation. There was
IN the soath 40 vnue-no honor-no u,e,-
periiy, and Tor IL no redemp,ion-ail b,ieb,
and mi dew and ain south Of Neon a DIX
on's LiOs, &c. &c.
THIS same stump orator, the last line he
was 10 Burlington, abused Mr.. Yas Ba,sa
most numerically. MAuy VAS thea. 10 ,he
opinion Of Mr., Culver, bsyond ell redemp-
lion-a mao incapable Of resurrection llom
his Gins particularly from The sin Of uuck.
ling 10 the south Mr.. Culver now conc,
here 10 praise Of ,hs sane maa-bo, he was
remarkably wsTJ o. nsai,on,ne his name
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
rs, sr,.~up C.lrrosS,A. he ffsi {

Tss SrsAsssV CILvoaHiA, me hisi OF
"a Z 5. PAci6r saii Lac, sailed ton Ne"
Yofk ca FRIDAY 81 issi week, 70 take her sta-
,,on % the PAri6e Ocean, running IRON Pa
ssna 10 the Cal0ms'a River, ans soarihng a.
"a me ports % TIC coast OF C..iiofnis sAs
Orsssn. Her Ersa psr wil. he Rio Jsnf'r0,
,ash rOund CAGE Horn 80 NslPaf-isos sai
,as lalsfassaisie poFts on The eosG 70 T.nA
~, tie Asds Ina ,oa irpm bedlo~'s lsisnd
- ne Lghi ship, l~so,y 'foaf miles, ~ ~
IS "a aEg Strss'Fen -areies.
lO'vs Rshrh
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

PosTAoe-The British government have
offered OUTS. through Mr.. Bancroft, an entire
reciprocity in hostages. They ask that the
ocean postage shall not only be equally re-
duced, but also our land postage TO rate
similar to their own. Thi, las, proposition,
however, causes the hitch in the arrange
ment
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

Az four O'Clock this afternoon keg OF pow
der exploded. in the store OF Mr. Ersslus HUI.
bard, in this village, burning several persons
Ia most shocking manner, and injuring the
building slightly. Mr. Hubbard himself.
George Blake, AFRO Bancroft, and an Irish
man in Mr. Hubbards employ are dangerous
ly injured, and seven other persons severely.
-[Wslton's Daily Journal.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

NJ james G. Birney. who was run by
the Liberty party 10 1914, for President,
regulates the action OF the Bufilo Con-
venlion. lie will support neither Van Blu
rem nor Adams. He has been nominated
40 elector in the Sla,e Of Michigan, on a
ticket which is pledged for Gerriu Smah
FOR President.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

UJ'It 10 stated that 1900 journeymen clock
and wa,chmakers have jus, emigra,eds1etb s
United States from Neufchatel, Swi1 ~ I.
A still greater number are making VA
,ions to follow.
They can't compete with Connecticut, where
clocks grow spontaneously.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

Dd- The Attorney General Of New
York has commenced a suit in behalf OF the
State, with view Of testing the Legality Of
the Van Rensselaer, claim 10 the County
OF Albany. The Attorney General IL oil
the opinion that the claim Of the family
cannot be maintained.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

Save srtI~rss. 90 the eoss, Of Afrie.
. Brush man.of wAE chased slave steamer
whleh, after sadiag hst siTsy mica from Tie
ooasi, soddsAiy returned, leaving me weasel
81 wsT 10 beat back, and Ia the nsantiuse the
sisaDsr took on board her cage Of fhetn
hundred slaves and was 81.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

Boz A Free Soil paper published ia
New York, enIilled the Daily Statesman"
with the names Of Van Buren, and Adams
nj tho head OF It's columns, enumera,es some
Of The plsnks Of the Buffalo platform as
follows
al. Free trade with the world.
2. DIeet Taxation for the suppon OF
Government
3. A permanent adherence 10 the prn.
eiple; oflhe Iadepsndeni Treasury Bill
have oolhing TO do with psper money
neither create II nor authorize is creation
by others, nor use II when created by indl-
vidval, or States"
Some Of our old fr,ends, who have l.h
The Wing racks TO follow the fortunes Of
MAIs.s vsn Buren, must feel quite awk,
ward ssd v~s,esdy While sanding on such
platform - ~ shove. lBos,on Journal
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

MAIL ROBBERY One of the large
Southern Mails from Albany to Burlington
was taken from the bind boot Of the stage
between Granville and Poultney, on Mon
day night Of last week.
There being three or four mails on this
trip, the purloined one was not missed Al
Castlc'on, though 1t was perceived by the
emitting Of some of the straps. that an at
tempt had been made, and which it was
supposed proved unsucccssful-tiIl the mail
was found two days after riAed of all its
valuable contents. Nothing was left buI
newspapers aud packages Of printed matter
and What amount of booty fell into the
hands Of the robbers is of course, as ye,
unknown. No clue has to our knowledge
been obtained by which the perpetra tors o.
this act can ever be known.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

rrrhe cars eOmmsne Cd running on The
Pascmpiic Ra'lrosS 70 Bradford. ". laN
TnrsSav
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
n An MI Y n

Il Ludlow on the 10th inst by Rev II.
II Sanderson, Mr. JAS X. Mclean, (print.
cr) to Miss Eliza Nj. Daggett, both OF l.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
ELECTION OF rAYLoR AssuRrn

WV VI ihfLOk Assured.
ne result Of the election In rsnn.,l,.e,.
decisive Of .hs Pw.iSenusl contest. /,
US ."s xfes' bsulee rrund Of the campaign.
ms "ss o. 10 tie Wings woald rot ms.s
,ne vn'eH er any means despctsn The
,oss "' 70 'he Loeo fceos destroy. Their
issi rcmnsai OF hope. The can,.s, is ,iou.
ally ended. Ih.te ere STATE. spuush, which
no one csn with any appearance, of rr,.na,
dispute TO be perfectly reliable for Ts,l,,
to give him, a, the ,ety worst, on. h. na,,s
and hhy electoral votes, OF len m.k,,i,, 10
The electoral college. These State, are -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
TewnseBds Sarsaparills

LyOR sale by The dossa or single bottle
II slso a aew supply ~ that ubTiTallsd
Tooth Powder. a ne Bookstore, "a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

rSs-T'hs Nsw York Sac bss come out
~ Tsyl,f I'D F'il'aws
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
W cdnesdhy Evefzfne, Oct- 10.
National Wig Nominations.
Tor rKrstrfsr oS rur Z. srArrs
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
y Louisiana.
ron vicx PRESIDENT.
MILLARD FILL M OR E.
Of Nrp York

Vos yprsintSIIIL rLrcross.
ERAsrus FAiRBANks, (nl,,s,
TIMOTHY FUILETT,
GEO. Y HODGES, let District
ANDREW TRACY. 81 DiNtici
ALBERT I. CATLN. I'd District
ELIJAH CLEAVFiAND. 9Th District
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

10 Canada they have enacted law against
the use Of Camphene Lamps,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

Messs Dean OF Windham County.
Kidder Bennington,
June Rutland,
Chandler Windsor,
Walker Addison,
Sweat E" Orange,
Hamilton" Chi,ienden,
Bancroft " Washington,
Hall !" Caledonia,
Crawford" Essex,
Rcdheld &" Orleans,
Davis " OR. Isle,
White Lamoile,
Hamilton Franklin.