The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-30
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session. 1862.
Thursday, Oc;obrr 30.

GiIu i .EN TT w buf Naia p'A'H'
Journal read and approved.
BILLS.
By Mr.. Peck, dividing the State into three
Congressional districts, as follows:
lst, Cnittenden, Addison, Rutland aud Ben
nington.
Dad, Washington, Orange, Windsor and Wind
ham.
81, Grand I>lc, Franklin, L1m0il'e Orleans,
Essex, and Caledonia; referred to General com
mitlee.
BY Mr. Stoughtor, BY request, in respect to
chooses in action of dissolved corporations.
BY Mr.. Cree, by Request, to preserve h'h IN
Duck Pond; to General committee.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Cree, instructIng the committee on FL
mace to inquire into the expectancy OF taxing
lands and citizens in cores in this State; adopted.
REPORTS
The Governor Transmitted to he Senate the re-
port Of Samuel W. T.ayer, Jr., NJ. d., respecting
The sick and wounded Vermont soldiers who had
been received and treated in the hospital at Bur
lncton referred, on motion of Mr.. Stevens, TO the
Special Committee on so much OF the Cover.
nor's Message as relates to the enrolment and
medical examination of soldiers.
By Mr. Bean, for General committee, favorabIy
to House bill, to incorporate the Poutney Gene
terry Association third reading tomorrow morn
ing.
By Mr. Bean, for General committee, fvoraby
House bill, changing the name of Leland Semi
nary.
Bv Mr. Bean, for General Committee, favora-
bly,, House Bill incorporating Hydeyille Cemetery
Assoc alton; passed.
By Mr. Bean, for General comm ttee, favorabIy
TO Senate bill to incorporate the Newbury MedI-
cinai Spring Company; ordered to third read
ing.
GENERAL STATUTES.
Mr.. Clark of bennington for Special Com
mttee, reported favorahy House bill title %,
chapter Il, "Of Masters, Apprentices and oerv-
ants" ordered to third reading tomorrow morn
ing.
Also, fayorably House bill title 81, chapter l2l,
OF County Jaiis, &C." chapter 1872, "Of AS
signment of Minor offenders to hard labor; end
chapter 1913, "Of the State Prison; severaIIy Or
dered to Sd reading tomorrow morning.
Mr. Cree, for Special committee, favorably
House bill, Title 80, Chapter l29 of the regu-
la,ion Of the size of the State documents y or
dere to third reading to-morr;w morning,
Mr.. Stafford, for Special committee, TO whom
was referred title %, chapter 81 OF Pedlers and
Auctoneers, and chapter 81 of Limited Part
nerships, p" reported bills, like these chapters in
the Statutes both referred to the committee Of
the whole Senate.
Mr.. Stafford for Specal committee, reported
f4vorably House bill, Title 6. Chapter II of
Counties, County Property, etc; third reading
tomorrow morning
ported fayoraby House bill, Title 2, { hap
q q oc IL -
House of Representatives ;" third reading, to-
morrow morning.
Also, fAvoraby House bill, Title 2, Chapter
8, of applications to General Assembly .; third
reading, tomorrow morning.
Also, t4vorabIy House bill, Title :, Chapter IS
OF supplying records etc" third reading to-
morrow mornlng.
House BIZ, title G, chapter TO-, OF towns, was
read the third time, and laid upon the table On NC
ton of Mr. Peck.
House Bill, title %, chapter SO, " OF the time
OF the Payrnen. Of Slrdr> Contracts, &C." read
the I'd time, and pissed in Concurrence.
House Dl', title 81 hapter llG, "OI Offences
passed.
House bill title A. chapter s, "Of certain State
Officers" pending the 81 reading Of e5..s bi.. the
SENATE dbJOu!utG
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Druon. Journa. read and
approved.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr. Carpenter Of Waterford that the Com
miltee on Pablo Buildings be instructed to in
qure as to what is necessary to protec! the ROOT
Of the Capitol and pr vent it from leaking; adop
ted.
BY Mr.. Sherman of Newfane, of T. Howe ant
others for recharier OF Bank of Bratl!eboro' L
! Committee on Banks.
By Mr.. Estabrook of Dover for the same tc
Bank Committee.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. Gates for General Commit ee, favorabl,
to Chapter lob Of the Revision, " Of the preser
yaton of game and fish, and the destruction 0
noX,ous animals y; third reading.
BY Mr.. Shaw for Committee on Roads, favor
ably to chapter % " Of repairs of highways an,
bridges )" /; laid upon the table on motion of Nj
Norris # HardwIck.
Mr.. Chandler called up chapter Is Of the Re
vlson, " OF burial grounds and their enlarge
ment," which was lid upon the table ca his me
lion.
The provision allowing any town to apprais
and tahc possession Of land, required for Gutii
purposes, awarding damages 10 the pry4tr ownt
was Incorporated 10 this bill
f Mr.. Chandler moved an amenlmen, hy whc
8 cen ctery associations couI by applying to III
selectmtn n, obtain an appraisal and gain possessiu
Of lands that they may need for burial purpose
/ Mr.. Lynle moved nat AS the matter was in
\ poitlnt, The bill should lie and be made sp,ci
order tD.nl