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ana by M essrs- Curtis. u. IL. FloIu Hlce ~
Somerset. Fitch, Buckmaster, Pierce, Dec.
Smith Of Benson and Bancroft against the
amendment, and it was rejected.
M Peck offered amendments, providing
that the first insialmcnl" only be dstrbu
ted according to the census of 1880, and
that the second and third instruments be
distributed according to the census 10 be
taken in March 1887. if any be taken--and
ifnoue be taken, that the second and third
instalments be distributed according TO the
population in 1880. supported by Messrs.
Conan,, Peck and Villas opposed by Messrs
Buckmastcr and Fitch, and the first re-
jscted ll8 to rs, and the second without
count. The bill was then read a second
time and ordered to third reading unan
imously.
Mr. Brewster introduced resolution for
adjournment of both houses on the 10th
inst-laid on the table.
o'clock. P. NJ.
SENATE-Reports of Committees--By
Mr. Henry, from committee on manufac-
lures Incorporating the Arlington Cotton
and Wooden manufacturing company read
twice and ordered TO be engrossed; M
Bell from the select committee bills to
prevent intemperance, that the same ought
not to pass; laid on the table.
Joint Resolution BY Mr. White that our
Senators in Congress be directed, and our
Representatives be requested to use their
influence in promoting the passage OF a
law. suspendng the duties on foreign bread
s,uffs Of every description, during the un.
exampled high price Of the same in the U.
S.; laid on the table.
Blis--By Mr. Miller, Incorporating the
Burlington Female Seminary; read third
time and referred to the committee on ed.
.ucation.
Reports Of comn,ittee--By Mr. Bell from
the committee on education, the bill estab-
fishing a County Gammar School at Rich
mond, without amendment; read a third
time and passed. by Mr. Hammond, from
the committee on finance. the bill for the
relief oftke town of Swanton, with q state
ment of facts in the case. bill reaG a third
time on motion Of Mr. Converse, laid
upon the table, afterwards called up by MI
II. and passed.
Bill passed: incorporating Vergennes
Hydraulic co--Oter Creek manufacturing
company.
HoUsE--Rcports made and disposed Of:
Dismissed: Bill 10 pay Joseph Bowman
Incorporating Rutland lis ht infantry peti
ton Of Winooski turnpike co.
To The nert session Petition relative to
uUnneries.
Laid on The table. Resolutions relative
TO slavery in the district of Columbia.
Recommated: Incorporating Marshield
manufacturing company.
Bills passed. Relative 10 Appointment OIL
superintendent of state house admission Of
at,orneys; relief of John Goss; taxing
lands in Troy in favor of George r.
Hodges; Incorporating tho village Of Wood
e!ock: Waitsfeld and Moretown mauufac
turing company.
The bill relative to the sn|ary Of Judge.
Of Supreme Court, returned from the Sen
SaAivas consider.I I'D laid upon IJpia
Bile, 85 10 AT.
Mr. Ballard Of Tinmou,h had leave of ab
sence after Friday.
THURSDAY, Nov. 10.
SENArE--Reports Of conmittees. By NJ
Henry, from the committee on monufac
lures; the bills Incorporating Waits River
Manufacturing Co. tho Flour Brook Man.
ufacturing Co. Felchville Sa,ine,te Manu-,
featuring Co. severaly read a third time
and passed.
Mr. Merrill introduced bill compensa,
ting County clerks and sherffs for return
ing votes referred to committee on Judi
ciary.
BdHs- Mr. Waterman called up the bill
in favor OF Rufus Campbell, referred TO Sc
lect committee Messrs Merrill, Keyes
and Van Sicklen, Incorporating the Middle
bury Savings Bank, read q third time ant
passed.
HousE--The Senate came in and th
joint committee made the following ap
pointments:
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
benjamin Conner, Ass;s,,n, 1us,;co.
Marcus o Fisher. ASSISTANT JUSTICES
John Curricr, Sheriff
Pllny Bliss. High Bailif.
Geo. c. Cahoon, States attorney.
Samuel B. Maltocks, Judge of Probate
district Of Caledonia.
Samuel Sias, Geo. w. Drew, Salma Da
Wis Jail Commissioners.
Calvin Morrill,, Inspector of hops.
cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
John N. Pomeroy. States Attorney.
Charles Russell. Judge of Probate.
Nathaniel Niles. High Bailiff
Grin Edison, Brigadier General, | st Brig
ade, 4th Division.
o. CLOCK, p. NJ.
SENATE--Engrossed bills, read a thin,
time and passed--regulating Freemen'
meetings /; in amendment of an act incor
pora,ing the Bellows Falls manufaclurin,
Co.; Incorporating the Wells River manu-
featuring Co; the Montpelier north branc
manufacturing Co; the Springfield manu-
featuring Co.
Mr. Howe called up the bill to proven
circus riding, &c. and moved an amend
ment; laid upon the table.
Militia bill The Senate resumed th
consideration Of this bill, Mr. Young in tn
chair; the question being upon an amend
ment proposing TO erase the provision re