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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

"A YER'S CATIaARTIC 5PiLLS-FILIs THAT
IA ARE PILSProfessOr Hayes, State Chemist Of AIassa.
ehses says they the best Pills
men who certify that Doct Hayes knows, viz
l.EAuEL SHAw Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mass.
EMORY WAsuBuRNt Governor Of Mass b, d,
ny. y. PlgNKETr, Lieut.. Gov: Of Mass. s. 8 4
asohERTE G W ISTHRoP Elk Speaker House Rep u S.
ABaorT LAWRENCE, Minister Plenipot TO Great Britain.
'ons EFFsf EN Sa kills hih EN # london
Among the diseases this Pill cured with astonishing rapid
sIity we mention a@ss 7Sg5 lsS5 NJ ~ p
Costyeness Bilious COMPLAINTS Rheumatism Dropsy Heart
Morbid nacon of the Bowels aud arising thererom
Flatnency Loss Of Appetite all ulcerous aud Cuaeous
which require an Medicines scrotnla Kings
Evil. They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the
SYSTEM Complaints which would not be supposed
they could reach such Deafness Partial Blindness Neural.
and Nervous arrangements of the Liver and
low the body its functions They are
the best Purgatve Medicine discovered and You will but
need to them to know f'Et $50
Prepared by Dr. j. O. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and sold by
every respectable Druggist in the United States
" my2O 3md&W j. WRIGHT & CO., Wholesale Agents.
physicians USE IT.-THE FOLLOWING is
the voluntary testimony of worthy md well known ply
sican reayeo his experience the efficacy Of B. A. Fahne
stocks celebrated ystmuSe during practice Of
stock y Co GentlemenT Of those individuals back-
ward giving but in the present instance consider
it humanity to that have been engaged i'll the
any remedy efecnal for your Termfuge. In
adults even of Fever sometimes it carry
calomel taken the previous night often find bilious
lions and to follow 4 other Vermfuge in my
practice, and desire no better. a.E 2.s$E E#9.
5g5%E Respectfully, W. NJ. HAWKINS, NJ. D, "a
Sold wholesale retail by all the principal druggists
cgnntry thronghouI the United States
ii WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
Druggists Propreos lowest wholesale prices
~ General Depot Special Agency, No. 151 amp q Charres
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r IFE INSURANCE -- STABILITY - SECU-
~ RITY-PERPETUITY.-U STATES LIFE IN
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PERPETUAL.
Assets, January LIST, 1856, $I,240,620 O6.
DIRECTORS
A. W Thompson, Paul b. Goddard, Nd Vim. Florence
VIM. NJ. Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo. McIIenry, s. R. Crawford. Gustavus English.
BENZ W. Tingey,
STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice President.
PLINY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer a.
B4-New Orleans Branch Office No. 48 Camp street.
The undergned General Agent of the above we'll known
Company for the Southern States prepared receive app
cations for insurance the lives of white persons
the table rates and by permission has pleasure in submitting
to his friends and the public the following
BOARD REFEREECE:
II Letchford& Co, A. D. Kelly d Co., Vim. NJ Perkins,
North Smedes 4 Go, $. O. Nelson Il Coz A. .. James,
j. Burnside Co., Jos Menard, John Maginns
Camnack Squires West
John Pernberon President Merchants Mutual ms Company.
Thomas soo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company
John Calhoun President N O., jackson and G. N R. R. Co..
Henry I. lonsdale John D. Ben, benjamin Florance,
j. K. Collins, Thomas Murray, Mark Walton.
n-Poces issued drec, from this Branch Office and Lssses
paid there.
R9~Pamples blank forms etc. be obtained the office
JOSEPH BENsApoN, NJ D. heu'eal hAaa'ieis'
In attendance, daily from Il NJ, to 3 r. NJ.
HARMON DOANE, General Agent
jazz " No. 4S Camp street.
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New Orleans La 18th May 1856 personally appeared before
Charles NJ Bradford Justice of the Peace for Or
leans Parish, La Wther Treasurer Of the New Orleans
Savings Institution who being duly sworn deposes that the
above statement is just and correct transcript from the books
of said institution.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, 18Th May, 1856. : D. D. WITHERS, Treas.
q. N. BRADFORD, j. p.
The Trustees declared dividend at the rate of six per
per annu accordance with the Laws for tho
months previous to the LIST inst
The dividend due each depoStor will paid cash. or placed
to his credit deposits the LIST of May may preferred
SAM JONES, Jr. Secretary
New Orleans 18th Hsy, lS5s. uyl4 d3t&3tHo
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WoLFE's AROMATIC sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any of the
articles contained in the catalogue, will find
vantage BY calling sending above where viii
be found the extensive GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the UAed States and the lowest prices.
Please address. n IL. z ]. WRIGHT Il co,
n24tf Nos Isl and 81 Chartres Street NeWorlesns
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NlAIKIE5 Observation-Disclosures n
ss5 H6eldes vile le q 1867 81
TEN aaS n. DISPOSE lions
pour consoder Ia vile NouveIe
pour de Ia vile della Nove1e Or
leans administration afaire approuye lie
1885, z4{5sssS s ss82
par present Que les alecteurs tuali-
hes de Ia vile de Eonree lie LUDI
ois JUN election es officers eAecutifs ct
des memhes dp Conse G6mnlun ci-apras savor
XII AIaire de Ia willie de Iii Nouyele % leans. I
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.ORANGES5AHD LEENEONS--sOOu boxes, landing ex
~ ClsneBtina, from Palermo for sale by
Rlo RARELI1 i CO., 81 Common street
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Ml.AYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /

[signed,l JNo. =. LEWIS, Mayor.
true COPY G. W.EIEWIS. Sec. =. ~ . N
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III WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines, which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretos lowest wholesale
General Depot Special Agency Isl amp Chartres
lrtra MAUI rlnnns In !
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM.
" ILTON PLANTATION.--The subscriber is prepared to
sell the above estate reasonable The plantation
is situated the Bayou Bartholomew four miles from s
mouth in the parish of orehouse II contains one thousand
of land about hundred Of which are at present in
high state of cultivation.
The estate well improved having besides comfortable
Dwelling House, good Gin, Stables Negro all the
outbungs This plantation on account of its size
fertility and location advantages to none in
the valley of the Ouaca The proprietor willing to offer
ea at bargain my DESTROYS Of purchasing Possession
crop For further particulars, address r. o. BURTON Esq
Monroe La; PITCHER, GOODRICH & Co. New Orleans or
: . q d tIlnnl tIrIII r1AN
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HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
IL YORkCash Capital S5000U0; Amount of Assets 3Gth
June, 1856 s747,972 Al Amount of Liabilities s53677 g.
CHAS. J. MARTIN, President
A, f. WIILIAMARTH, Secretary,
R. W. RAYNE, Agent, is Camp street. New Orleans.
The undersigned, Agent Of the above responsible Company
Is duly authorized Issue Policies Of Insurance buildings
merchandise ships in port and their cargoes Also
press gin and sugar houses household furniture personal
property generality against loss damage by fire in this city
and in the country Ten per cash payment
premiums. Losses equably adjusted and promptly paid.
dc ON R. W. RAYNE, Agent.
MJOTICE-THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY Of New Orleans have this day commenced opera
tons and prepared take Fire, Marine and River Risks
ct the usual rates.
DIRECTORS
+. j. Hart. ]. Y. de Egana,
JAS. D. Denegr A. G. Tremoulet,
Alex. D. Kelly Z. A. Rawlins
Fl. 7. Lonsdaie, Henry Renshaw,
Hugh Wilson, I. Fl. Sauffer
Jno. G. Kicks, J. G. Gaines.
THOMAS SI.OO, President
JAS. D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1856. no ja2 "
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DENTISTRY.

1sss7ss~ssz@ CHARLES e. kELLS, ID. ID. g.,
Isl Canal street, CRrpudnet and
Baronnc streets, New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
IJ-x-LTTEETH inserted in full partial sets, which,
Beauty Utility and Comfort the Weaer be exceed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
Barley without Beards!!!

1t is even 50. a variety Of barley has
been discovered IN the gluchcs Of the Hun
alayan Mountains, entirely free from those
annoying and poisonous boards attached to
all our common varieties.
The undersigned obtained grains Of this
new variety three years ngo,and b.ing much
pleased with its general appearance and pro-
ductYeness, has spared no pans to multiply
this small quantity as fast as the Shanghais
and other birds would allow.
Its merits for grinding or mailing have not
been tested, and the quantity IS now too small
TO squander in that way, when every tillor of
the soil who sees 1t, is anxious to have few
grains, not doubling II will prove a valuable
acquisition. | have sufficient however, to
furnish all persons interested who will be
likely to see tins notice, with one head each,
containing 80 to go grains. Send me your
address, on a stamped envelope and will
enclose head, and send it back by return
mail, with printed instructions for cul,ivatlng
IN way TO insure a lnrge return from
small quantity of seed. Shonld this new
variety be found to answer all the purposes
Of the common barley, few years will suf-
fee to drive the Barley Beard" from the
country.
Should any person desire more than the
one head will send package of 700 to
800 grains securely enyeloped, by mail post
paid for 25 cts. accompanied with few
heads to prope the fact, of its being beard
less Address, !, w. BRIGds,
West Macedon, Wayne County, N. Y.
We have few heads of this barley, which
persons can see.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

field Cemetery Association ordered to a
third reading.
in favor Of bill incorporating the Hubbard
ton Battle Monument Association ordered
TO third reading.
OF the Judiciary Committee with nmcnd-
monis, bill extending the rights and privie-
ges Of married women without an express
sion Of opinion as to the expedency Of pas.
sing the bill The amendment were agreed
to- and on motion Of Mr. Stewart. the bill
was ordered To lie and 300 copies be printed.
OF the Committee on Education, on the
petition Of Richard Burroughs, relating TO
the liberties Of the people and petitioners
had leave to withdraw.
OF the Judiciary committee, against bill
altering the rule tor taxing costs IN paupcr
cases ordered 10 a third reading. In favor
of bill relating to inquests on the dead or
dered to a third reading.
of the Judiciary Committee, that no leg
islaton Is necessary as 10 transient pRupcrs.
OF the Committee on Roads, in favor Of
bill for the relief of towns unduly burdoncd
with the support Of certain highways. A
long discussion ensucd, and the bill was laid
on the table.
Of the Judiciary Committee, against bill
relating to the descent OF property inherited
by persons constituted heirs at law, and the
third reading was refused
OF the committee on claims, in favor Of
bill to pay J. ID. Sioddard and others ORDER
ed to a third reading.
OF the committee on Banks, in favor Of
bill to enlarge the capital stock Of the Peo-
Piles Bank ordered to a third reading.
Mr. Klmball called up the resolution for
biding the introduction Of bills after Monday
mex and moved to amend BY striking out
Monday aud Inserting 5th of November.
Pending which, the House Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

Consoliddtion.-The attempt of tho Yer.
mont and Canada Railroad to obtain posses
sion Of the Vermont Central has been again
baffed by the postponmeni of a further hear
ing without day. This, in all probability,
settles the matter of obtaining possession,
and adds materially to the prospects of car
rying out the measures for consolidating the
conflicting interests. Parties are coming in
freely to sign for the amount of their bonds
and stock, and the whole thing presents a
very encouraging aspect. Ia order TO show
the complication Of matters pending between
the Canada aud Central, we will mention
tho fact that troenty- -Sepen legal gentlemen are
employed as counsel by the various interests.
THIS, IN itself, 10 an all important argument
IN favor of consolidation, for without some
such measure, it does not require much hgur-
ing to show which end OF the horn both cor
porations will come out at,-Boslon Daily
.Adu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
Is there Suffering in Kansas

From an abstract Of an official despatch Of
Coy. Geary to the Government, we clip the
following;
Many persons are induced to come out
here under dauering promises which are
never fulfilled, and having neither money to
purchase food and clothing, nor trade, or
occupation at which TO earn an honest llvell-
hood, are driven to the necessity OF becoming
either paupers or theyes and such are the
unfortunate men who have aided materially
in filling up the measure Of the crimes that
have 30 seriously affected the prosperity Of
Kansas. 1t is high time that this fact should
be clearly and generally understood. This
Territory, at the present season of the year,
and especially under existing circumstan-
ces, offers no nducement for the Immigration
Of The poor tradesman or laborer. The ooun-
iry is orerrun ir,ih hundreds pho are unable
10 obtain employment, ioho lire upon charity,
and ioho are exposed 10 pripations and icdnt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

F5rgery.-@ A female of mature years, but
unsound understanding" says the PhGniS,
got blank note at the Brattleboro' Bank, on
Monday of last week, and soon returned with
it duly filled out for 500. The Cashier not
being willing TO take 1t without an ENDORSE
ment, she went away, aud sent in another
note for the same amount, signed by herself
and containing the name Of responsible
man in the country. But the signature did
not appear genuine and the note was retain
ed at the Bank. The woman being alarmed,
sent for the note, which was returned to her
upon condition of her leaving town lmmedi-
ately. Free Press.
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Relief for the Suffering in
Kansas.

We publish in full the report of the House
Committee on this interesting and important
subject. The bill, which is recommended
appropriates not exceeding $50 600, to be ex-
pended by the Governor as far as shall be re-
quired, for the relief OF citizens of Vermont
and other needy people in Kansar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
"a q W s5;.sial--...i ls,z..
Vermont & Canada r. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Northern and Western, British
and United states nnit Route,
Trains Going North,

MAIL TRAIN connects nj Wnisoi and White
WI River Junction with tai= from hofion aud Hprnr
feti same day and from New Nofk the day Previous at
400 p ~ leaves inispf OF 31, cuunrcif AZ burng
ton with steamats Lake champlau Tor Saratoga, at
Rou.es Point with train for MoSretaL the same ~,
and next nnfnug with tfain that Afrites ut NGprNt
nuaaH 10 tme % connect with tho SrrANEes Of the
American aud Great Western taiisotd EKpiess Lines
for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, hamiton, Chicago, sud tho
West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connects a. Windsor
and lVhuo River Iunctian with Trains mat leave Boston
az ~ OO moon aud New YORK uu A. 81 same u'ounngi
stops over night at Nohfeld leaves "a 730 -, CON
meets a. Bungton with Lake Ch tmplan Steamers and
Ru.i.nI Road, and at Rouso's Point with uains for
Montreal and Oeiunsbufgh nuiring In tmo 10 take The
American line Of Steamboats, tor The West same eve
ming
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

Death Of an Editor. - BENJAMIN G. Cook,
ESQ, Senior Editor Of the Bennington Ban
ner, died on the 25th ut, in his SD year
He was practical printer, an industrious,
enterprisine and persevering man, and as a
citizen highly esteemed. The Banner, we
presume, will now be conducted by hiI broth
er, J. |. c. Cook, Esq.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

N1neyod Is aiist Of agents TO tnocivo subsofil
tons, adveuisenentH and communirationss nnd a.
kaosl1ise ltvnent FOR The same.
Bakoudeid IN .POMERoY,
ufookdeld,s. H.sMtTH,
Cabot, ,C. BROWN,
Daavtlle CHARLES s.nANA,
Elmoro, l. NJ. CIRCUIT,
Hydepark, EDWARD SAWYER,
Iobntol, G.. W SCOTT,
Marsh6rti, E.D. PUTNAM,
Worthwhile, J. q. MOVES
MidilescI, IEssEJunNsON, Jt
Norbheid, y. SMITH,
onago, CARLOS CARPENTER,
PiainGeld, a. T. BANCROFT,
South Hsdwick, G. sHtPWAN,
stowe, JOSEPH C.BAYMOND,
susnofd WILLIAM ROLLINS.
South stunofd. DANIEL JUDD,
Turbridre, AARON N.KiNo,
Wau6.ii and Fiyston, ORANGE SMITH
Warren, FRANKttN a. WRIGHT,
WiHiamfiown, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worrc.tef, JONAS ABBOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

The Bradford Fair. The first Fair Of the
Connecticut River Valley Association, hold
en- at Bradford last week, was entirely sue.
cessful, and the attendance very large. The
exhibition Of stock was highly creditable, and
the show of horses excellent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

accident. A son of Eastman Stearns shot
himself accidentally at Bartonsyile, on Sun
day the 18Th. lie had been out coon hunt
ing, and setting his gun down upon the
ground, rested his head on it. The gun went
oil, the whole charge entering OF the chin,
and lodging in tho forehead, lie lived about
an hour.-F Free Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

The Prison QsesiiOn.--By half a dozen
acts of Congress, passed at different times,
from 1871 TO 1925, the right of the States TO
control their own prisons and to forbid their
use to the U. s. government, is acknowledged
in the fullest terms. 1t would seem TO be
clear that the question is Que Of exPediency
only.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
Trains Going South.

MAIL TRAIN co.neets al Ruuse's roiut with attain
from OarESsHuHGH nish before sod tom Malone and
MoHruE.i tho same morning, at White River June-
ttnn " ith trins Tor 81 lohushult and tho Nhtrk Arp
FHAscuSta MoUNTASs sume day, Hlso, ~ith Northern
N n Road Tor Boston, ioscli &C arriving AZ those
places az early 40 BY any other route. ase connects at
Windsor with TRAN for Bellows Falls Fuehbutghl
Springfield aad arrive in NEw fouE saine evening aud
at burlington with Steamers on Lake Champiain
Leave Rnusos Pnint 40 a. M.t H. Adams ei3 NJ
Burlington gi5 4. a. Montpelier ! 90 A. ~.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN coHnurts at Rouse's
Point h train. fom Ogdoushufgh and Montfesl stops
over night st White River Junction OF Windsor and
connect. with uaius arriving 90 bostun al 100 r. ~
aud ~ Now Ypik utf 81 At.
Ttcagrs iot Buffalo, Detroit Chicago an nd tho West
for sale at tho prineipul STATIONS.
Is. iIEgsBUKNE, Sup't.
Noubfeld, VI. May u 1856. 81
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The Bank Of the Republic, Rhode Island
has been put under AN injunction.
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MARRIED.

10 Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct 20. BY Hsnly Ward Beech.
o., Henry d, Way, Of Manchester, W and baulet
r., daughter Of Hon. / ssis.sH, EEl'iss,. Cover
MOI ef Vermont
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qputtbman < 5tatr9uurnal.
rupLrsuED Every FRIDAY MORNING..

TERMS $3.50 cash In advance $500 payment
not made IN advance Interest always ehsrgcd from the
snd Of the year.
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Ayes, l54
Navs, lS

Mr.. Stacy called up bill authorizing the
appointment of special constables and moved
an amendment which was agreed TO, aud the
bill was ordered to a third reading.
Bills referred. Relating to public CON-
mons to the general committee.
Projecting Court Houses, Town Halls, ,&c.i
to the committee Of ways and means.
Relating to duties of bank commissioners
TO the committee on banks
Mr.. Hubbard called up bill abolshng
capital punishment, when, on motion of Mr..
Stevens, of East Montpelier, the bill was
made the special order of Thursday next at
half past two.
Senate bill authorizing the Champlain
Transportation Company, TO increase It's cap
ltal stock, was referred to committee on
corporations. Adjourned.
ATTERNoON.
SENATE
No quorum being present, on motion oI
Mr.. Converse, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Reports.--Oi Committee on Corporations
in favor OF bill TO incorporate the Highgate
Springs Hotel Company; ordered to third
reading.
In favor Of bill incorporating the North
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Adjourned.
HOUSE.
n-....- T.. D. Al. ca


Prayer by Rev Mr.. Scott
BHs introduced By Mr. Billings, relal-
ing to the dates Of Sargeautat- Arms re-
ferred 10 committee on claims.
By Mr.. Steele Incorporating the Windsor
Cemetery Associations; referred to the com
mittee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Merrill, in addition to act relating
to the term and compensation Of sa!aried
officers, approved Nov. 7, 1855 referred to
the committee on printing.
BY Mr.. Starr, to incorporate the Jackson
vile Cemetery Associations referred 10 the
committee on corporations,
Petitions. OF Henry Miles and others,
praying for the abolition OF capital punish
moni; referred to the select committee on
that subject
OF David ellison aud others for the in
corporation oftho Jacksonville Cemetery As.
socatIon; relorred to the committee on cor
PORTIONS
Of d. Tildcn, J. s. Appleton, r. Austin
and others. for bank at Hartford; referred to
committee on banks.
/ OF James s. Harris and others, for he
preservation of fish IN Wells pond referred
to general committee
Rssoiuiion.-By Mr.. Powers, dispensing
with the further reading of the Journal
adopted.
On motion of Mr. Green, the vote by which
the bill annexing part of Moretown TO Dux-
bury was laid on the table for the special
order of Friday next, was reconsidered, and
the bill was taken up. Mr. Kitredge moved
to amend by adding a proviso, that the bill
shall not take effect until the consent Of the
two towns has been obtained. The amend
men, was opposed by Messrs. Green, Mer-
rill aud Tait, and supported by Messrs. Kit
tredge aud Bradley.
The ayes and noes being demanded on
the amendment, were as follows;
Ayes, l26
Noes, 90
On motion of Mr.. Merrill, the bill was
; ordered to lle on the table.
1'he bill relating TO the term and compen-
sation of salaried officers, was referred to
the judiciary committee.
iirinied bills reterrtd Relating to the re-
pairs of highways; to the committee on
roads.
Relating to The registry and returns Of
births, marriages and deaths 10 the com
mitiee on education.
Relating to The custody Of minor children,
: : whose parents aie living separate to the
judiciary committee.
Reports. the Judiciary Committee, IN
favor of bill providing compensation for re-,
turning votes for Council Of Censors and
= delegates to the Constitutional Convention .
and the bill was ordered to third reading
o OF the Select Committee, on 20 much U
the Governors Message relating TO affairs ~