The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

I nalI ; NUlln-un III NrMlHnc Cart + of
Monklnn; Martin Of Montgomery Ham.
iltun of Fnirlavcn.
RodlS--llarris of Windham; Clcve
land Of Brouklield Parker of Wolcnit.
Price OF Rochester; Wclch of Wiii,tun.
The Speaker appointed Tor committee to
canvass the votes for county officers from
Addison County, Ball of Granville, Clark
Of Addison, McQuivcy OF Ripton.
Tuesday in the Senate bills were intro
du ced increasing the rate of tolls: for the
appointment, of an Attorney General, and
regulating the salcras Of State Attorneys ;
relating to the statistics of divorce fixing
the time of holding County Court in Or
nnge County; relating 20 the appraisal of
land, taken for highway, and resolutions
were Offered and adopted for the election
of Judges and Reporter of the Supreme
Court on the 18Th; grant, ing the use Ct
the Representative Hall for delivering of the
annual addrcs, before the Vernon. Officers
Socicty, and ordering 1000 copies of the
report of A. ID Ilager and Hon. Charles
Barrett Fish Commissioners. to be print
ed
In the House bill. were introduced, re-
lating TO the selection Of sthool books :;
TO incorporate the Peru Boot & Shoe
Company; TO incorporate the Poultncy
Cemct,y Association and . petition OF
the citizens of Orwell was presented by
dr Thomas tor alteration of the law rela-
Tive to catching mink and mnskrats.
A joint assembly WAS held for the cl"c.
ton of -undiy State ullircrs. Geo. Nich-
ol> was reelected Secretary Of State, L.
{. Camp Syrgoant-at-arm+, and Dugald
Stewart Auditor Of Accounts, James \.
Pollard. Superintendent Of the State iris
ON, Hon. Homer Guodhuc, Commissioner
OF the Insane, A. Il. Camp, Bank Com
missioner, Gen. William Wells, Adjutant
and Inspector General, Stephen +. At
wood, of Munktun, Judge Advocate Gen
cral, Pcrl"y Il. Pilkin of Montpelier.
Quarcrmasior General, Charles \. For
bush of Springfield, Samuel Merriam of
Johnson, and Henry Lane OF Cornwall,
Directors of the State Prison.
Wednesday Il letter was received by
the Senate from llc, Geo. f. Edmunl@,
indicating the evening of "Wednesday,
Oct II as the time the Congressional
delegation will address the Legislature
Bills were introduced relating to insurance
companies; relating to the standard Of
weights and measures to incorporate the
Nc.hobcc Marble Company, and relating
TO the grand list.
In the House, bills were introduced and
referred in relation to the limitation of
action against banks whose charters have
expired; to amend an act entitled San act
to protect f'h in Outer Creek approved
Nov. 0, 1850, and petition WAS offered
for the repeal the act Of 1865, entitled
San act to protect fish in Otter Creek ="
so far as prohibits taking fish thcrcfrom
10y trolling. and resolutions were offered
in favor of impartial suffrage in the
United States and requesting our Scna-
tons and Representatives in Congress to
use their illuence for the passage of II
law giving impartial suffrage in the Dis
lrict Of Columbia. Thursday, in the
Senate bill was passed to Incorporate
the Fairiaven Iron Works and bill. were
introduced to incorporate the Provident
Orphans Asylum and Hospital at Bur
lington; relating TO Probate fees and sal
aries, and to pay Geo L. ConGer for
pursuing the St Adams raiders in 1868.
In the House, bills were passed TO pro-
iect shad and white fish in Lake Cham
PLAIN and It's tributaries; lcgalizing grand
lists Of benson and Chitenden for the
year 1856; incorporating the West ltu-
pert Dairy Association, and to incorporate
the Mortified South Village Slate and
Tile Company. Bills were introduced
legalizng the action of the selectmen of
Cavcndlsh; relating to the division OF
public money among school districts for
the preservation Of the records and files
pertaining to the war of 1861 Tor the
preservation of the Union; ordering to
be printed 1000 copies of the addresses
before the State Historical Society to
incorporate the Rutland Missionary Asso-
citation, AMI a resolution was adopted in
vltng Pres. Angel of the Vermont Ag-
ricultural College, to address the Lcgis-
lature al lis earliest convenience IN the
Representatives Hall.
The Joint Assembly elected Judges and