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DchOCrNtIC HHJUrIty 1909 q
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Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
y " MINK CR r. 20


I
New York
HAVE r:e-r4a ..ter4IA aststtve,i q -
IL sai Wl,-ts ptr Oe-r, o. g.. sr ~ dcsif
'flt ati 'a'a.ersit, 't,.t,. - vO.eh ta,i.insr
are ra-,frsta,tr ,-,trf 40 r.,I,,, ,.-hrs.
Ap8 rb,ara.,. ,or }.-t.t.t ,..-s ~ eamrAr,
~ith ary IN the er as ,tLtrt.ty Isthtu :
! ro-r,,tirs ints-t 4
Suss -r,,t ees,gta,'e i's.ra.l sru,.l Sal,
I q Tuft Sate az Chico G-r, ar Irarc,. q s =,
Pa.el,Sa,, u.,l. ,.ta,.,, t,.,'',,t. .
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, ta'lausc ,o-s a.4 ,Aa4-. I.ah.eaaa s.usle T!.y.
! srr., q
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s-ddssb. viiu 81 s.l rn.1. c-l.r. ,rea n Z,
BroeAr G.at,.' AL ..fI. .tr.t.e. S.,rr ~ pe
most --Irrf.i qat"t, ,..- ,nt.rtel .i.,l hi,
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,arcr,a- 8s..sr.A..i. .a-.t, fr.a. It 5stt-,i
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All ria. ht,.k. r. . 1 a. - -. 80 ra A..
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pa-l..l rss o. al r.t.+. a. rt,.,b N.r;-.,
freu 10 >. g.. o.. .r..-yl 81 os , ,a. v.l.
Aij,.eei Lu.t.st ~ al che c..ar. des,r.LrH .H
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.,.o,l,r.. ..,,,,,. wy '"'Ai'
SIX pi,i4, tigh csl,r.,,i,,lt, i.o, ,.a
ni,sr,' vi rr.r o.ict M, In , wv
de Cbi-,.--a .,y,-I t.,',,.r,I az. a.. g.. i.I,.t
wear of very hi,h la.,.o, al s""sli,
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cb.rr.,tta a-l -,
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Patxr,- French Fr,r.h snd ,u.,ic,, war
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
SARATO 4 WASHING IDN
And Ronstol and Sara to & n
Railroads.
Winter arrangement, Commencing Der
81 ia
GONG SOUTH


COIN; sou III
Lave Wh,,ba,l A, 7o'c,o. X, s. u nui
lap NJ
Leave Fort Edward at 50 4 ", AMI
II,6p
Arr,y. At Saratoga Springss 30 ! Il an
Iel0p NJ
A,uye al, Troy 10 30 \ v ana r. "
GOING MOTH
Leave TROY AZ. M.lniir NJ
Leave Saratoga Sarlpa, IS " AID
sISr f.
Leave rar T. 3N.iI e g ma TiirN
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17

STATE OF VeRMoNr, DE remembered tina,
Distric, ofRutland, Sc. ID at a special session
of the Probate Court OF the yaid district Of RUt-
land held AZ Rutland in said district on the eth
day Of Dee A. d. 1870
Pre.eut Hon, Harvey Button, Judge.
Whereas, Sophia Morgan ard Icurey Rounds
admr's Of the estate Of Ecszcr H. Morgan, late
Of Rutland in sal district dccc1-cl iutcstatc,
have this day nllc application to said lurt PR
posing rvuler tho first arl GHal account Of their
Administrations oftA!l estate.
Therefore / is ordered Nv sad lroi ate court
that the examination OF SAID account for allow
arce and the ordering decree AZ di.trbuti1n
o! the residue u stIi estate among the heirs of
aid deceased be and they hereby are referred to
astatei session of sad court to lie held at the
Office Of the Register Of iaii court IN Rutland,
in said di-tfic, on the 1t Monday, hcrc the An
day Of February, A. d., 1870 and that notice
thereof be given BY publishing certified cory Of
the record Of this order three weeks srcccss-
lively previous thoretoin the Rutland County icr.
AID, new paper lrirtci at saId Rutland, IN r.
der that all persons Interested therein may then
aud there appear before .aii court and oticct 70
the allowance Of sad accoErt AMI u said decree
Of dl-triiG t.Dn II they sc cause.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
N O ] ic e!

THE Annual Meeting Of the Rutland Couuty
i Medical Society for the election of officer.
will be held u, Cast'cton on Thur-day January 3,
al O'Clock, P. 81, The ordinary business of the
society will also be transacted.
T,JPAGE Sec,
Rutland, Dec 81 lSi6. 50
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
&c hool Conventions.

4 tcrn1'r ,s'sorl so..ts.'lpH uiIi ~ hsids'
Dsnhr eoro0sh na We3n~.3s. ~ rN 81 |
o'er,s = Aad another =, Ren.on, on
We 'ss6at 1ojh lr,' Al o'ciack, 7 "
Tes-ae's a.t i1ra .rc'lnlsnaents. cs
petls are t.questeA - s''en s
A IllNhs Cnurtn sn-.,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17

A, Csrsa3oa. Jsr i5h. ~ Rev Era
Isa,, Esmend |snic' E.q 81 noi,.'. 10
Ma. I.ihrt joues. ai Wstt,fsld.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17

D.'o' Of Of no,,nd. -, Is ce,s ''" 'n,,
H ., q sp-ci. session az the Probate Couu.
4 Of the ssld district ui Ru'and held at Rot.
y land. in said distIioI Oh NE l5lh day OF Jan
4. ID 1850.
Piesen, Hon. Harvey Bottom. Judge.
Whereas. Jane Nad and ElDah Rpss al
/ m nisus'o's of Me es,,. Of iohn A. Val.
4 late Of Miide,n~n, ga s.id di,lfic, deceas.
Il cd, in,estate. has thi, day made appic,'ton
Il to sAid court 10 wrll0g, therein setting forth
Z certain f,cts re,ill'c TO the SITUATION OF sand
estate and tic rt'.trss made 10 The settle
4 M at lheicor whereby 1t appears that the
Zee plrmen, thereof ctuno; 10 comi e'eh with
HI Ne time Allowed ~ .N'i court for She
%sa.I sinI to dispose Of NpIi estate and 10
#r,y the detls 90 ssii deceased. hat the
81 time So Al 'ovci y, aforesaid, w!'i pNpirc Ct
82.d day Of teh 4. . l-io and therefore
*rr,yirp sald court extend 'hr ilme 80 al.
Il Lowell unul tie 94i day "f feh. n. ISL.
III Therefore. II = ordered hN suJ Count that
4 the hoafine aYt decision II SAID application
HE, and tie same are hereby referred to
Y tie suied session = s,lt Pro. ate Court To
he heli al tac office Of ,.c Reg ser o. sad
Cont ~ Ru.laut. M sud dt>'u,i. on thc Isl
Monday beng ,hr ia day of Fe3raars. 4.
1850. and mat r.'lc hcrcul be
gwen ~ pnhIl,sioga t'fulcj culy . tua
rcr,td ui tul, Order. l.i,r week, Nu,,ts,.
prc,iuus thereto. ia tie r.. tut
County ileraI'. ucw. aYor plta'"d % >''a
Huiiauj ~ Order thl' D., fct>ru> interested
8,he,e,n. may ,aeo ami ,t.rc aprcar BE-. re-
sad Gown and uAIclt TO tie gt.a.a. ul said
Il icenss II uley see Cause
z A true copy of record.
n HENRY HALL, REGISTER
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Mufs and Gaps.

'r''A - q ~, Sb-,. srlt.s,. ja', 9,,,.r.i
stsis' ,A's A. 'srs io. iTieti ~
.. +. ROBINS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
Received

f1>Eis "a, ~ Rsfts,,. i-t - Isss HArt'-
= ,-sh' s1lsFsll Ma, -slts AZ ,st-,a sh,ar.
q / R-nlst
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17

BR0ADclOTHS.

Doeskin', Plain nad Fancy Cs,..m-r-. Saline.
snd Iwcris. Satin. ta~Hm.rr uIl other Voting,
Mac, figured aud rain cri,oia baou,. COLLAR
drawer and wrarpcts
Ready Made
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
NAILS.

"a to 30 Eas'e Nai'' g. 81 a01 POI Trad
head do; Burlington GIlss, Sa,h arI r.n,. Tor
saeoy u T. BELL.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
TEAS; CIGARS
SHIPPING FCRS

rASll AL inc n'.hes. f:.re paid Tot
" shipping !-lt -
ISRAEL COOK.
4 4i,aad, D.cenr,: ;. 1870 &
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
Just FVBLl,IiEp

h's-n Itll go - NJ , a. Fr.,,Sl
Al I, 20 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
Dentistry.
DIR d. v. N. HARDWOOD,

DEN Al SURGEON,
Respectfully announces to the citizens of
Rutland and vicinity, that he Will be al his
rooms a, the Franklin House. Tuesday the
5'h of Feb neSI. where he Will rem,in a
few days, and be happy to receive calls from
those wishing his professional services or
advice. Al operations patiormed IN care.
frl. skllIful, and thorough manner; and war
ran,ed sali' factory. 52,f
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17

.iTEYs e..to:-,,. Tt.t.-5 jst re-sltt-
u ~. st~-Es
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Hats 4 Caps.

~ f.rs-.e. ~ made 10 p,6.r n lac .aa:..
t., rp,-ca ~ ISRAEL COOK.
L-F One hat Sous. o. 10 Epi,e al
c..icl. z inland, ~. -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
List Of Letters

Rsmsiou g Ia IT, psf O.nce Rs:l.sj
' Dec. 81 is39
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-04
For the Banner.

:, Mr.. Editor.-WKilst Southern Rights
Associations and individuals arc loudly con-
dcfAning the aggressive spirit Of the North,
and threatening non-inlercourse as n retail
alton would it not become each and everyin-
dividuaR to reflect, that no is, perhaps, on I'M
conscious supporter of that aggressive spi-
rit, he 80 loudly %denounces7 How, Mr..
Editor, i tfbat spirit and feeling fostercd and
supported fsit not by the Northern Press ?
Now, Sir, log * at tho immense patronage, the
Northern Press receives from the South, and
say, aref we moi, supporting, by our Suhscrip-
tons tos Northern papers, this very hostility
we denounace? Let every mans conscience
answer for himself md If his conscience sa-
.tiafies him, ,ths iii is better Tor him TO sup.
port a paper llsiosas o ills interests han 10
.iaalp to- austpfia q good Haps own
rStatn, tl,esl let. him. do II, but Let t;a be
n,arkc1a as suspicious. It is idle and foolish
10 read the excuse, that the Paper, II sup
Fori is neu,ral8in politics. Let all who.
plead this excuse, remember that a wiser.
SD het,eslhan us, has said, she hu,isne
ms. sgaipsf ss.n a Wordto the wise
flsvt r1l..
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For the Banner.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
N0H 18th Ian


aEr. misunderstanding to promise
write you Of the sayings and doings about
tho Cat present) busy Town Of Columbia.
Our Delegation all reached her on Satur-
day, except Capt. Nelson, who came over on
Monday morning. We got over on the Rail
Road, without difficulty, by walking solne
half a milo through the Wateree Swamp,
at the breakdown. Tho Road will soon be
completed, ond in good travelling condition.
The Senate was organized yesterday by the
election of R.F w. Aston Of Winyaw as
President, Martin Clerks and Goodwin
Reading clerk. Our Senator, Col. Moses,
was run for President by his friends against
Aston, and received Ii votes. He ran un-
der great disadvantages, Us Allston was
the oldest member Of that body, and had been
looked to for the last ten years us the sue
ccssor of Mr. Patterson. The only matter
Of surprise is that he made as respectable n
run rs he did. We have elected Col. Sim
ons OF Charleston, Speaker Of the House
over Middleton, the former Speaker. Mr..
Middleton is Il most excellent man, and much
liked by the members generally, but The I'M
preston was, that he was not ready, and
prompt enough in the Chair. Glover has
been reelected Clerk, without opposition.
Our old friend, Mr.. F. 6. Jenkins made a
handsome run for Door Keeper, on tho only
Ballot had for that post. Little Tommy
Dinkins, with his bright face, has made n
most capital impression, ON the members,
and the only thing that will defeat his cleo
zion, is perhaps his youth and size. He too,
'' the number Of candidates running, has
MADE respectable poll, for tho first and on
y oal'ot. There has also been one ballot
"'s 'o' Welding Clerk, which stood, loor
OBJ oash'"s = Hammond %, and Norwood
20 votes. You ill, therefore, perceive that
we arc not yet orguized, and will take ano.
'hor day. Mt least, togct the officers of tho
House elected. We v~o told, tina, tho Gov
crnor is to give us a wslikc message. The
Hon. Langdon Chcoves hts been here since
Saturday, and is the Lin of tho place.
Blacks memorial against AdAms taking his
seat, was read in tho Senate to-day, and
Adams made q speech, which ! Understood.
was pretty severe. lie is capable Of max
ing n iino speech, oil any thing, Hunt and
Memminger had n little brush in the House,
upon adopting the former Rules Roacie's
kitchen was burnt up today, and quite an
alarm created upon the cry of fro. 1t is q
sf>at misfortune, as no is a poor man, ma
inc ProNability is, thatpany Of his boarlerrs
VIII DO Compelled to leave him.
There smuct.eniec,uro and speculation
as to who is TO be made United States Sen.
aior. Hammond ad having attended, the tarr
session OF tho NASHVILLE Convention has do.
tacied from hin, mary OF his warm,cst
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net, Marcngo; w. Hazard, Sclm5 AH.ss
plus G9steg,S tesjlehce mt knows. D Ell
syaus, Dallas; a. g, Futile, Pike county;
sWm. Fprrester, Montgomery; Edward Me-
Cor,Ic, Mobiles (5iiieo dead;) i. fc;Fossmaii,
DridgnI;otl; a9pIR tssplc, lsupposedn orsais3
Marioni I. III Iockptt, (supposed moslasly)s
MariDui john LIatasss Wilcox; T.. d. Wall,
MarengoI. w. w King, Georgia; +. w.
Roberts, ~(residence notsknown;) -. a. Mel.
son Perry county; S. a. Watts, Dallas;
Boys Job and George, belonging to J..
Martin.
Slightly tFoamied.-W. A. McMilIen,.
Wilcox; G. G. Sellers. Wilcox; John Kelly,
(residcncc hot known;) j. e.. Ulrick,
Mobile: DR.. Caldwell Camden: 4. .Paskmap,
Selma; l.. l.. Schrocbel, (reailence not
kDown;) A. Martin. EaIIns; Il. r. Officer,
First CIerki J. w. Weu,yss. Mobile;
Benjamin Oppcnhci'n, (rcsidenco not
known;) Henry Adams, residence mt
known, w. Ii. Taylor, residence not knowl..
There are twenty-five missing.