The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

SE.N.4IE-.4fternO0n.
BILLS.
By Mr.. IIolcomb, in alteration of Chapter %
of the General Statutes in relation to the repairs
of highways and bridges to the Committee on
Printing.
By Mr.. Clark of Rutland, in amendment of
Chapter SO of the General Statutes, entitled the
Grand List to the Committee on Printing.
BY Mr.. Bean, paying VIM. Ladue, Abraham
Ladue and Mr.. Ames sums therein mentioned
to the Committee on Claims.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Richardson, from the Committee on Joint
Rules reported the Joint rules Of last Session. with
some alterations in the LIST, 10th, 18th, 10Th and
10Th the report was accepted and adopted.
By Mr.. Bradford, from the Committee on
Printing, recommending that Senate bill No. J.,
in relation to repairs on highways and bridges
be ordered to lie, and that 800 copies be printed
for the use of the Senate adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Bass the Senate adjourned.
MONDAY, Oct Der Y.
HOUSE-.4fternoOn.
The Speaker announced that the Clerk had
appointed as Clerks to make up abstracts of the
Grand List, Sumner L. Ladd, of North Hero,
and d. NJ. Camp, of Derby.
BILLS.
BY Mr.. Shaw, of Burlington, an act in adj
dition to chapter eighteen of the General Stat
tutes entitled, of Burial Grounds and their en-
largement referred to the Committee on the
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Wilson of Bakersfield, on act in addi-
ton to chapter Sc of the General Statutes, reat-
ing to the taking of dispositions; to Committee
on the Judiciary.
By Mr.. Reed Of Montpelier, on act in amend
ment of section 4 of chapter % of the General
Statutes, relating to the support and removal of
paupers and insane poor; referred to Committee
on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Houston Of Victory, an act in relation
to divorce to the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr.. Shaw of Burlington, an act to amend
section 70 of chapter "a of the General Statutes,
entitled of proceedings against trustees y to the
Committee on the judiciary.
REPORT.
Mr.. Dow, of Rutland, reported for the Com
mittee on Joint Rules substantially the rules of
last session. Sections IA and Is were, however,
so changed as TO read that no bill shall be sent
for concurrence from one House to the other on
the last dag of the session, instead OF last two
days Of the session, and the hour Of final ad.
journment shall be fixed between 2 and 9 o'clock
p. NJ, instead of at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
Iuo Dpeaker auuOubCeu Ine 10 lowing
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Elections of Bakersfield, Skinner
of Barton, Noyes of Hydepark Shedd Of New
bury, Bacon of Sunderland.
On the JudciUy-ChandIer of Woodstock,
Shaw of Burlington, Dean of Cavendish, Reed
of Montpelier, Soqle of Fairfax.
On ROads-Fisher of Vergennes, Marcy of
Royaon, Hyde of Castleton, Tyler of Will
mington, HOLSTER of Manchester.
The Speaker announced the following as COM
mittee on the part of the House to canvass votes
for Members of Congress
FIRST District-Barrows of Salisbury, Field Of
West Haven, Hastings OF Waitsfeld.
Second District-Aexander of Athens, Bruce
of Pomfret, Winchester of Corinth.
Third Distric-Ashley of Milton, Hale of
Georgia. Cook of Glover.
REPORT OF THE QUARTERMAsrER GENERAL.
The Governor sent in a communication cover
ing the report of the Quartermaster General
which was read by the Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw of Burlington three
hundred copies of the repJr were ordered printed
for the use Of the House.
Adjourned to 8 A. NJ. tomorrow.