The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

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By Mr Uphan, Tor general com, favor.
sblY 10 SenRle htl. 10 Incorporate he
Brandon sqgsdocs CO.. third reading or
i dered
81 M Rrcd. -iof JUDI arr CON. zeAinSi
House blli, &c amend 6 u 81 ! 81 "a;
third feading frfa-ed. N 8ktkY i
4 IAIi iairoduoea asd rCfeued-H House
bin. 10 Incorporate the Vernon. confer.
/ enee seminary and female colleges 10 com
on education.
House bill, relating to the pay Of 50.
periniendeuts Of common schools 20 com
, on edacat,oa.
House bill, giving additional cOnprhsa
, ton 10 the secretary ~ the board OF edu-
cation TO com on education.
House bill. TO incorporate the Green
Mooniain glass 60 TO com on manuiact-
ures.
House bill, in amendment offs IL Of ch
50 o. the general statutes, relating TO
banks 10 coin on banks.
House bill. to Incorporate The Brsltle-
bofo wooden co to com on manufactures.
by Mr. Howe. 10 Incorporate The Bran
don mineral paintco 10 com on manu-
features.
Joint resolutions - House bin in amend.
menl Of 5 81 Of Gil - Of ! :, relating 10
railroads passed u, concurrence.
Senate BILL to amend the act TO incor.
poraie the city OF Burlington passed.
Repoyt--By Mr. Reed, providing for the
distribution OF The adjutant geherrl's re.
port on motion Of Mr. Taft, ordered TO he.
HOUSE.
Bits introduced by Mr. Draper OF
Sheldon, an act for the preservation OF
fish in Black Greek; TO general com
By Mr. Prout OF Rutland, mn act lelat-
Ing 10 arrest ofjudgement in civil causes /;
TO Judiciary com.
Y l,y Mr. Barlow Of st Adams, an act To
incorporate the Brandon marble company /;
to com on corporations.
BY Mr. Parker OF Wolcoti, an act TO
authorize the towns Of Stowe, MorrislOwn;
lIydepark and Elnore TO raise monty TO
build railroad referred 10 select
conn., consisting OF members from towns
named.
BY Mr Hamilton Of Montgomery, an act
10 repeal aa act for organizing the militia
approved Nov. 22, 1864; TO general com,
on motion OF Mr. Hamilton.
BY Mr. Wheaton of Pittsfori. an act to
repeal part Of the act TO organize The mi.
litia, approved Nov. p, 1864, [provides
TO repeal secs % and % aud so much Of
"a AS requires company drills on the
second Tuesday Of September TO con
OH military affairs.
BY Mr. Purington of Lincoln, an act To
repeal part OF 5 20 Of C p OF g and
amend the remainder approved Nov. IA,
1864 relates 10 schools TO com on edu'
cation.
BY Mr. Walker Of Ludlow, an act in
relation to construction oil mill dams or
reservoirs, [provdes for the appointment
Of commissioners by County court in GER
tain cases TO appraise damages, &c. TO
Judiciary com.
BY Mr Wood of Bridgewaer, an act TO
repeal | and OF c So OF Z S, relating to
taxing dogs TO general com.
BY Mr. Phillips Of Castle,on, an act re-
laing 10 the reports OF certain town oiii-
GERS, changes time Of reports required
from March TO February, and provides
Tor printing them |; to general com.
BY hr Page OF Hydepark, an act TO
prevent deterioration in the value OF lands
1 relates 10 the sale of certain products
and 10 the sowing of seeds Of noxious
plants TO com on agriculture.
by Mr. Glazier OF Stratton, an ret in
amendment OF an act for organizing the
militia amends $ "a, in relation 10 COM
pany drills and repeats other sections
relating to the same TO com on military
affairs.
BY Mr. Cleveland of Brookiield, an act
in relation 10 collection Of town taxes
[allows deduction to be made for taxes
paid before 9th Of July]; TO general com.
b. Mr. Hebard OF Chelsea, an act TO
repeal an act named, and TO re.enact 5. 50
OF p oil gs. TO judiciary com.
Vermont and Canada Rdiiroad--Mr
Hebard moved TO reconsider the vote re.
tusing third reading TO the Senate bill
confirming decree of chancery allowing
above named railroad company TO pay
eight per cent interest for money borrow.
cd; carried.
Mr Hebard presented substitute for
the above bill as An amendIIent TO 81 pro.
posed 10 the Senate.
4 Mr. Park of Bennington said that the
facts in the case were that the road in
question needed more rolling stock. In
order TO continue regular dividends, il was
desirable 10 effect u temporary loan to pur-
chase this rolling stock. This could not
be effected at the usual rate of sx per
cent. A higher rate is demanded and
legalized ia other states. and hence it is
impossible TO make the loan at six per
cent. in market. individuals could and
did contract for loans at a higher rate, but
corporation could moi. do so. Hence
railroad companies bad been very gener.
ally allowed in this state 10 issue bonds
bearing seven per cent. interest. A loan
could moi be made at six per cent. lie
hoped the substitute Lnll would pass.
The House passed the substitute bill US