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ty, and it was supported by Mcssrs. Bradley,
Ncedham and Barlow, and ordered to IL third
reading.
From the Senate. Bill to revive acts incor-
pora,lng Brattleboro' and Bennington Railroad
Co., referred to committee on Roads.
The amendment of the Senate to the bill re-
lat ng to mechanics liens was concurre1 in
Bills introduced and Rcteved BY Mr.. Bar
low, repeating sec. 81, chap. l5 C. s., to Judi
clary committee; by Mr.. Grandey, IN relation
tc plank road corporations fright to issue notes
and bonds secured by mortgage to committee
cn Roads.
On motion of Mr. P1rrett of NJ, supported
By Mr.. Bicknell, the vote dsmissng the bill
constituting board of education ard making
provision for teachers Institutes. wac reconsid-
cred, and the bill laid on the table. Adj.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Nov. &c, A. NJ.
EngroSSea Bills. TO repeal sec. 10, chap
81. C. s.,; passed
Bills introduced and ~etcred. BY MIR. Bald
win, relating to floating lumber; to the com,
mi,tee on Agriculture. BY Mr.. Howe. relating
to the graNd list, (FroyldlnE for penalty in
case cashiers or clerks Of corporations fail to
make proper returns to town clerks y to the Ju-
dietary committee; . diminish the EXPENSES of
iorecIcsng mortgage in equity, TO the Judlcla-
ry committee.
The Senate took up the consideration of the
bill granting a ferry TO ]. b. Reynolds and
Harry Hill, 1t beng the special order; after
statement of facts at length the bill was PASSED
Also Tie olll renting to witnesses, the a,aend,
,IC"t PioPo,tu Dy Mr; seymour 10 str'Ee out
.ll 'l's' sect'o" ol t'!' oll' Pro'ldlng tn,t par
,ieI III sultS may ,es'll!' was opposed oy NeS'Fs'
,iui'' "at'''' D"iI'y % h'H!oli'e' iANOFed py
t,t nieS1l'. uo'u'l"e '"u seymour, ana pehdlng
.,'e Vi, ''''t'oi Vi MI ot! HoUr' lhe
'e""'e 'uJ''i'ieu'
HOUSE.
=, 1;,S'"!'OMS. ID? ar ia! ueh' against "s'''S
,',' ~ ui' ''i any PURPOSE ""l.c'rr
~ D'''9 ~ -" 9''''''''.'' 'NO 'u''S "
ceIeoId'G 'I'e Dal'S Ct ic"'''hgIoh-"AI was
'DO'P'Iu -hr; ''"! I'U anu ''.c iOs"'-'''"
was Iuop'e 'o''' t"' 'eiiate' io' JOINT as
Scu1oH ~ t''o' o''s'u'c' ge"cFal' 'u Orisodc :
'"'G"''ou ~ "a n.,,
l."s'HSSeu ''!'$; II, u''''d''oh o act reIu-
.'"I 10 ucl,''u'''s III t'' ." Jo'n' con''ac'S
10 u''lilH'n eAPe''S'' !. I"Iec'osi!9 lHoT, gageS
~ cgu"l 10 "n"eN ''"I'U; somerset 10 aFoS-
0o,T ~, o'iu 10y e'-".'to:""S '"I9Gu.
"t HP'cia, p'u't oe. '''c pI' 10 oeN''Nu 'he
i-"5'u' ",e W ''.''''t.' '',, ron C"s'e''"
- Rutland, was considered. Mr.. Barlow nOY-
ed t. dismiss the hl.l @Hpported by Ncssrs
Blr,ow and DcMlSon, and opposed at length by
Mr.. Wright ofC.
SENATE.
:! O'Clock. ?, N.
noo9,t,. Dv %iy. Carron,or. from I'M. com
n,,i,e. ON Lauj Taxes. l't-oril,,y Il, the big re-.
I,,ur 70 the Windsor Cont. Fire Insurance
ca: ia re,dinr ordered. T., Alr. BITES. from
the committee on Blnks, fayorab.y To the Mn 70
irr,rn,rntc m. BeuninJ,ou S,yin,rs RAM. yith
an Amendment when was agreed to, and the
bill was ordered 10 third reulInr. By MIR.
Seymour. from the lud.c,pry committee, tuyor-
ably to the bl.l relating to the establishments OF
town and county lines, with amendments, which
ere agreed to, ami tie OIL was ordered to Il
III reading.
The Senate proceeded - The further cons
cra,ion Of the hli raaauL TO witnesses; tie
amenlment proposed 5y Mn Seymour was
agreed to. ana the bll ordered to Il "a reading
The bIIreIaunE to the division OF fences was
taken up, favored by Messts, Buck and liar-
Tey, opposed by MeSarS. Seymour, Blake
Goodhua and Bailey OF nmol,Ir, ana rejected
Mr.. SpNirOt.r called t. the bill rrIlt.Nw -