The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-29


nal apKrsnkx. Oct. -
BIZ af,edgoe6 ned ftfefved.-- Br NJ
Saeeh Ilsehesie. @ appropriate feel AID
ieact.ers lsaafd ~ poser IA indigcnl < i,oi.
afs- pfosii,ts that Ff,laeu',al committee,
vhe skef fhcf slaii "a any c'olars tos
psw Il tsrnisll ii.e5f share q lhe wood
and bard. slali faraish sncs wosd so
l,ssri ~ ii,c araa5 list ~ siciF respective
disrets II esa, a. easeaea
IS NJ Mefg4a 81 johnson. tSialJlae
"a csab', eieias ilse sane poaer to tax
caafrssioas q jsdxaeat g. iasiirlarF uf
lbt graof anI ue ibe fsHe ices -
jndiciaty oomuiltoe
HOUSE, AFTERNOON.
The bill repeating tie acts besogiug
i.eaaiics 50 tbs ooanigg agricultural socc-
tie. uas taken up. NJ. Baker u Eaosborg
moved 10 amcstd tie ball BY striking ous
'le ~onl rspeai sud Inserting the word
snsy~hd for fsro yegrI uhich mogion was
best. After prusracicd debate lhc previous
question vas ordered and The hill ordered
10 IL cngrossmsul and bird reading
yeas LIS, hays 10.
sENArf.-TnrAsp Oct. u.
IsHs introdacrd 0ad rtferred.--By Mr..
White of Franklin, protecting the Treas
ury. ~ requiring every Company com
mnn@er from THE State, h the service OF
the United States. 10 return Every sixty
days . complete muster roll IL his Come
pany. wiih the casualties that have oc.
CARED therein. aud amending portion Of
an act passed ~ the extra session, 80 that
no payment shall b. made 10 any soldier
a. his assignee of less than sli, save in
The ease Of the death u such soldier TO
com. on Printing.
liy Mr.. Bentley q Lamoillc, 10 pay
County Clerks stated salary instead OF
the fees al present provided to COM on
Printing.
Assisting Grand Juries 10 com. on
Printing.
The judiciary committee reported bill
Ia addition 10 chapter r. u The complied
statutes, providing that il any husband,
having sufficient ability. sl,ail neglect 10
pn, de iot his wiic d family, the xpcn-
scs incurred BY any ionn IN consequence
OF such neglect, nay hc recovered against
such husband l,y 40 action u assumpsit
10 com. GA Printing.
The bill repeating lhe act authorizing
the printing Of allowances against the
State was passed
TE.--AFTErNooN.
Mr. Harris OF Nindham, introduced a
bin authorizing the Governor to raise,
equip, &c, three regiments Of infantry
to com. on Printing.
Mr. Beechcr Of Cliitcnden for general
committee, reported 10 favor Of bill chang
ing ihc method Of appointing the door
keepers and assistant d0or.k,epers. The
bill prnvi,lrs ihat The officers now appoint
I'd by the Sergerni-at- Arms, shall be elect
ed hy tie respective Houses ordered e
third reading.
The bill relating 10 the pay Of volun-
ieers under tic act &c the extra session
which provides that these volunteers shall
r,.cei,e 81 per month for the fall term Of
three Yeas unless they he sooner dis
charged, was taken up The bill was or
dcrtsl 20 a Third reading yvas, ~. nnys
q Brock Of Orange, and Harris Of Wind
ham.
noUsE.-THrRspAr Oct. 2I.
REGULATIONS. - By Mr.. Ilubbcl Of Fair
fax, that the com. on Banks be instructed
10 inquire into the cxpcdiedcy Of requiring
all the Banks OF the State 10 take sever
ally lkcir proportion Of the State bonds
issued for war purposes, and report by
bill OF otherwise.
By Mr.. Flagg Of Wilmington, direct
ing the Com. on Military Affairs to in-
quire What legislation is necessary TO per-
feat the law passed nj the extra sess on,
providing pay for the regiments OF this
State aud expenses incident TO their sap
port; adopted.
h,hs introduced aud r.fsrced BY Mr
Reynolds Of Alburgh, relating to common
schools providing that textbooks author
lied and selected by the Board of Educa
ton shall be used in common schools, and
that any teacher using or permitting TO be
used any other Textbooks shall forfeit his
or her wages for the time suel, books are
used; also by the same. relating TO tie a
vision Of public school money, providing
that the fund shall hereafter be divided in
proportion to the annual attendance both
TO com. on education.
HousE.--AFTEgNooN
Tho bill cutting of the bouuties now
paid 10 agricultural societies passed unan-
imcusly.
JoiNr ASSEMBLY. - Both Houses went
into joint assembly NJ 3 o'clock +. NJ, for
the purpose OF elecling Judges Of the SUI
prcne Court and Reporter, when the fell
lowing elections were made:
For Chief Justice, Hon. Luke +. Po-
aud OF 81. Johusbnry.
For First Assistant Justice, Asa Owen
Adds, Of st. Albans.
For Second Assisian. Justice, John
Pierpoint, Of Nergennes.
For Third Assistant Justice, James
Barrett. OF Woodstock.
For Fourth Assistant Justice, L. c.