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severally read twice and referred TO com
on land taxes.
The senate resolved to concur with thu
House in requesting The Governor to ap
pom, Thursday The 9Th day Of Decembe
mex, as q day of Thanksgiving.
reports. MIR Lawrence from the com
on Military affairs IN obedience to a rcsolu
ton of The senate, reported the following
expenses of the Military establishment,
Cor the last year.
For Courts Martial 1l8 OF
For Military Drills 1900 "a
To the Adj. aud lnsp'r Genernl ITS OF
For printing commissions, &c. i6l 4a
S5,364 SO
Revised Siatutes.-'of poor houses, re-
ported by com. without amendment. read
a third time and passed; Of 'pewers and
duties Of school districts. read the Is. Cd
times, and referred 10 com. on education
of instruction TO the Deaf and Dumb, and
The Blind read wv ice, and referred to com.
on education; of laying out, altering and
disseminating Highways and Bridges, read
the first and second times and referred to
the COM on roads and canals. adj
HOUSE.
The chair announced the following com.
mittee, to report on the state OF the Trea-
sury: Mcssrs, Brown. Norton, aud Martin.
Petitions of Windsor and Woodstock
Turnpike Co., to committee on Roads and
Canals; Of inhabitants Of Ryegate, to
members from Caledonia country; OF sun
! i g W1oAetool, ao1ooS
mlttee on the petition for repeal OF the
charter of,he village of Woodstock.
Resoluiions.-M Mr.. Dillingham; called up
the resolution, 10 devote afternoon sessions
10 the consideration Of the revised stat utes
Mr.. Partridge moved to lay the resolution
on the table. and supported the motion,
opposed by Messrs. Tenney, Dillingham;
and Miner. Motion rejected, when Mr.
p. moved to amend. by substituting his
resolution, for posponement of the whole
matter to the next session; the motion was
rolled out of order, and the orig nal resolu.
ton was passed.
Revised La,cs. The House hen pro
ceeded to the consideration of title 1 , ofthe
revised statutes, concerning elections,
which had been approved and reported by
the comlttee; twice read and ordered TO q
Sd reading TO morrow afternoon. Title 2,
Chapter 2. of the organization Of the
House of Representatives; amended by
fixing the time OF meeting of the House
at 10 A. NJ, and ordersd 10 Sd reading
tomorrow afternoon. Chapter 10, OF
county property. was referred 10 General
Committee title 5, Chap. 8, OF counties,
and title 3, of the seat Of Government and
public property, were referred to com, OF
Ways and Means. Title ,, chap. 5 Of
promulgation Of laws, was referred to
General Committee CHIP. 3. Of Cons'ruc.
ton eff statutes. was LAID upon the table
chap. 3. of applications to the General
Assembly, referred to com. Of insolvency
chap. 8, Of certain slate officers, WAS re.
ferred to the Genera committee chap ~,
OF poor. houses. referring to General com.
m''tee; chap. Is, concerning paupers, re
ferred to Judiciary committee; chap, IL.
of profile districts, referred to Judiciary
Committee.
The Governor, by message transmitted
the annual return Of the Adjulant Gene.
raj.
BHAs.-By Mr. Hodges. repeating part
ofact amending the &C, incorporating the
Rutland and Whitehall Rail Road Co.. re-
ferred to com. on Roads aud Canals. By
Mr. Aldrlch, to establish east line Of Briph.
ton. referred to General committee. By
Mr.. Rice. relative to witnesses referred TO
the judiciary com. Adj.
SENATE.
TUESDAY Oct 90 1870
PRAYER by Rev. Mr. Fowler, OF Green
field, N. H.
Mr. Robinson asked and obtained leave
of absence, for Mr.. Harvey. from and after
tomorrow morning, until Saturday morn.
ing next.
BiHs-By Mr. Foster. providing for the
Incorporation of Banking Associations.
This bill was twice read, and referred to
the committee on Banks: repeating the
act rendering turnpike roads, FREQ roads,
read third time and passed; laying ataX
on lands in Hydepark laying AJAX on
lands in Chltenden, severaIly read a third
time and passed.
WeSsage, from the Gov. transmitting
the non-ncceplance, by Gen. Martin Flint,
of the Office Of Sheriff of the Coualy Of
Orange.
Revised Stdiuies- chapters Sd, 10, IA,
OF applications to the General Assembly.
Of instruction to The Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind and Villages, were several,
~ reported by committees, read n third
time and passed; chapter 81, of High
ways and Bridges : chapter 90 of Ferries
chapter 90 OF 'TurnpIkes. were scverally
twice read and referred 10 be COMMITTEES
on roads aud canals; chapter 81, of'couI's
OF chancery,, twice read and referred to
the committee on the Judiciary adj
HOUSE
8 Revolutionary Mr.. Brown, auI horising
the com. on Temperance Memorials to oc,
cupy the Hall or the House OF Representa-
tlvea for its sl'tings opposed by Messrs.
Fisk of W., g. Hodges, aud rejected, BY
Mr. Bard, ins,ructing the committee on
Education to incorporate into the revised
statute that part of The old oct relating to
committees OF common