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DEAR FBE Press Both Houses have hal
considerably more than a quorum to-day, and
have done "a fair amount Of leci,atug Many
members are greatly exercised over the matter
Of final adjournment. and well they msv Be-
There are but three working Jays remaining
and the number Of measures not 50. acted
upon is so large, that It seems quite impossible
Ia lecently dispose of more tLanouc-hllfof them
by Friday morning Unless The time Doc extend
ell, II is 90 be IeRrel that many good measures
viii fail for want Of uu.. o. rive them lust
examination, and that for theslala rla.. % aaany
poor ones viii succcel Il would doubtless be-
advantageous TO the Interest Of tic State. If the
Legislature should decide {. remain IN session
ftR days longer, AMI more fully complete the
E5rk Ehieh IL was sent here To accomplish.
The whole plumber Of bills thus far introduced
Is 313,-ln3 ID tie SeHafc. AMI go in the
House OF this nunbe: -4.I'v two hundred
yet remain suspended between tie Nv Houses.
or are still in the hands Of the committee.
Upt this time, the Governor has approved and
signed 96 bills, divided As follows, D. public
acts, % acts Of Incorporation p bills to lccalze
grand Its Of certain towns, and - mis,el'lne-
Gus acts.
The Senate la, ps4..1 ric bin authorizing and
directing the Governor 90 appsint committee
of FIVE to investigate the matter Of chaugmu the
site of the State Prison, AMI to visit l-le Ia
Motto Barre, and any other place UP places in
their discretion. &c The report of the Senate
select committee recommending the passage Of
Tie bin excites considerable Interest. The report
state. lat the prison, from lS0J 20 this time.
beng 80 Yea. IA, cost the State -2al .-l2 in
excess Of its receipts T1.e average number Co.,
conyic,s during TIL, psI1oi "a. ,ee.. d Ter ar..
mum. and the average lCss 70 the slse ~. ca.
convict has been $50 per year. The committee
express an opinion that The " contract system.
las operated injurious'y 10 the pecuniary inter
est. =. tie prison, and seriously interieres wit
the prison sL@iplne.
In respect to ch4--,a., The site Of the prison.
the committee express 40 0Bia,.4 lu- enter unou
a brief statement Of the advantage. T4.-,es.LI rv
Isle La Motto. and other places a. q location f5r
4e prison; and thereby convey the inference
that t.., prison should be located At some point
where there - extensive quarries Of marble
granite, or other -toAe end that the couyiots
should generally BE employees y material that
,osts but little, aUl at labor Whic', Ieg.i. bat
liIuary skill. By the adoption Of this rolit, "a
5 believed lat the prison can be made self-,ur-
PORTING. Tie tE. should pass the House without
opposition, as it. otlec, = .r'lv meritoriou-.
The celebrated "muskgat bib q" .-l- taken up
n ~ House this morning Gen Groui NV /
20 strike o.t the musk and thus give pr,
ecton 70 all ''t4a. in the towns named iu
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SENATE.

Oria.l 10 les ia, authorizing Eu.r.nd
Railroad to instruct branche. O., ibeir r5,j
in Brandon reported i-,yrably by Committee
on Railroads,
~ lrs4ei.-H. I7,, relating to Highways
aud Bridges, in addition to secs. IS and 81 "
Chap -, Gen Stats
-, Incorporating the Ascutrc- Ho,,i O.,
10. Incorporating Green N1aut. Cemetery
Association Of Bgr'ia eror.
H. %l1.-un motion Of Mr.. Hutchinson Of
arrange y .y rel1-si) The vote # this morning
fssius h. ~, was rocou.ideral
The OIL vas opposed by Mr.. Brown and sup
ported by Mr.. Walker Passage refused, yeas
8, nays Il.
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Dfr FTec Pres.
We are enjoying quite sensation over the
Canadian Reciprocity matter. The JOINT Com
mittee in charge Of that subject reported a set
Of resolutions, this morning, in which tLay take
strong ground against the views expressed ~
Gov. Page IN his las; annual ness &c in relation
to the matter; and recommend that our Senators
and Representatives in Congress be instructed TO
oppose any proposition for ree. pr5city treaty
with the Dominion Of Canada, in NAiel it APP
pears evident that the interests of Vernon, -1ull
be in the least degree compromised
The Senate refused the third reading OF bin
this afternoon to pay }. 5 Adams, ESD, late
Secretary of the Board Of Education. the sum
therein named. Senator Hard made brief and
pertinent speech in favor Of the bill, and ssye
some good reasons why 1t should pass, but the
Senate was inexorablc
The Committee on Education had reported in
favor Of passing the bin allowing certain high
and district schools to have text books selevtsd
for them by some other authority than that OF
the state Board Of Education
To whom it may concern the hs4se have
passed bill, fixing the standard Beigh, af
bushel Of onions at u pounds.
Yours. Occasional
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ruE BURLINGTON. VT. FREE PRESS,

be made in the present law, it should be to limit
rather than to enlarge the jurisdiction Of justice
in the trial of civil cases.
The House Committee OH elections will prota-
bly, be able to submit this report in the Ncrshire
contested election case, Col. Farnham appearing
counsel for the contestant, and c. W. tlarsc,
ESQ.,, of Chelsea for the sitting member.
Yours.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

The snow storm Wednesday seem,
been vide spread one, extending ta-
the Northwest and most Of New En-auI.
Atlantic coast It changed to rain. H.--
o., snow amounted to some 1--WE a....
sleigh bells are already beginning 10 -
ri'y in the streets. The prospect OF ra-
--eieaias though is very sight.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

Hem'oSp-t Frenchmau attempted
his throat with a large knife, in Risa-
the i2th inst, iuringa ttot Temporary f-...
but was prevented by the bystanlers.
The fall term Of Richmond High S.H..
On the 9th inst.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

srDDES DE'TH. A Mr.. Burs, ,,
dropped down dead in his doorr- s,-,
morning; cause, disease of the le,
health was good up to the moment or H.. A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

NORWAY oArs.-Mr- John B. Ellis. Of Fl
lngton Centre raised the past summer f-.
bushel sowing on ore-th,rd acre % lrr ..
four bushels Norway olt-.
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SFNATE.


.sRis Passei.-H. 1913, making provision for
The support Of Government
II 1875. enabling certain towns to aid in con-
strnetion Of Bennington and DeeEfeld Valny
Railroad
Third Reading Refused S Go, in amend
ment Of ID clause, sec. l, chap. Sc, Of general
statutes
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HOUSE.

Unfinished 5nsihess-H. 6, authorizing the
Bennington and Rutland Railroad Co., to extend
their road 10 West Rutland was taken up.
Mr. Frisbee Of Poqltney said the Rutland and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

Jupiter '- flames in the forehelI .r..
ing sky" and Venus in that Of Oh. -.
present
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

The st. Lawrence river Is two fee. l..i..
it was in October, and rising.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

pose them all to have personal grievances
Nor can We conceive that they have all been
bought up by publishers. We prefer to be
lieye that they have opinions Of their own and
as they are intelligent men, passing judgneaf
on matters belonging TO their special sphere, we
can account for their coincidence Of views with
cut ascribinc to them unworthy and personal
motive If they disappToye, as,..without excep-
ton known to US they do-of the list prescribed
by the Board. We are disposed to credit them
with an honest difference Of opinion.
One word more about this "censure Of text
books 1t was the Herald itself which six
weeks agY published nearly two columns Of the
sharpcst criticism It's author was capable Of,
upon a certain one of the Boards books Il
made free application to it Of such epithets as
" mutilated. 50 - vulgar. - 8" dangerous in senti
ment, Sd irreyerent,'' hybrid literature,
&c, &c. See the Herald for October Sd, erira
edition, copy Of which was carefully mailed to
every school-oficer and teacher in the State,
whose address was known; and yet the Herald
deprecates implied - censure Of textbooks on
the State List
~" in a Communication in the Montpelier
Journal, says he " trusts that the question Of
uniformity, if again opened, viii he discussed
upon its merits" In this wish We agree. Ii
would be well, perhaps, to discuss all questions
upon their merits The personal method Of
argument serves only to raise false or side
issues, and hide the real subject of discus
sion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

Ac-pESr-Iu Milton, one ily l-, ue
Hon- Orange Phelps and wife, o.. S uta H.-
were Daily mrt by being thrown from Oil
wagon IN coming down Fox Bill some r.-
the harness give way, and the horses ran b
were taken uF insensi5ie, and carried . -
house Of Horace Robinson, where they now
Ia a critical condition. The horses were st.rr
On The Slndta- bridge.
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Lake Chsmplain is three feet higher p
was a month ago.
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LEGIsLATURE OF VERMONT.
InrEsuAY, Nov. T..
SENATE


InrEspt}, Nov. -.
SENATE
run MifoiNcc2 anf hgtflti--by Mt
Hard, IN amendment Of sec. "a chap. 81, e. s..
relating 70 the perpetuluou oi iestmouy' 10
committee on printing
by Mr.. Dewey, empowering the waidens o
any parish Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
oi Vermont TO hold and convey real estate; &c
committee on judiciary
h9,frsi--S. ~, relating to jlin-, fees; O.
committee "a claims.
= -, 90 regulate and lcgil-lc tIc lpp1stioa-
ment OF idc property of inso!yent debtors, AND
TO ''guia;e assignments: 60 committee go judi
cia'F.
Bus p7s"f-S. 81. reYiying and extending
''mrter Of "fst Flirlee Railroad.
;. -, TO enable certain towns 60 all To- tha
construction # Allison Railroad.
II. $50. Incorporating the Franklin Slate Co.
amended, on motion If Mr.. Clark, by inserting
% See. / iiue after " thereto the words
n the Town Of Poultuey, County Of Rutland 20
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substitute bin which was ordered d, .i..-i red
.t,,,
Bennington Rutland Railroad TO extend is
road to West Rutland. was taken ur. Mr. Grover
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that road witt any burdens or hindrances L
business that would not be attempted TO be I'm
posed upon any other road in the State. As e
The IDEA OF :. parallel roads, - and the report O
the committee IN relation 70 IT,; he said 1t was 0
no consequence whether the road is parallel 81
otherwise, but TIE question that ought to Dc
asked j., is the road necessary? He thought
that the Rutland and Washington rad was
amply sufficient to do all the business, and 1t
would be setting a bad preceden, to charter
another road along side OF it TO take away bust
ness that It was fully capable Of doing. He sad
the committee has reported thai the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga road had " monopoly " Of the
transformation of the vast amounts OF marble
quarried at " est Rutland, and he thought that
word monopoly could not be made to tell
araiast the Rutland and Washington road as
these ouarries are on the line Of that road, five
miles from Rutland village wcere the roads all
centre
lie then referred to the controversy in which
the Rensselaer, and Slratogl road are made re-
sponsible for breaking connection in railroad
TRANSPORTATION. and said that had nothing to do
with the bill now under conslderation; and if
this bill is passed It would not in the least remedy
the evils that had been complained Of, but would
only enhance them. Another point Is, this bill
grants Il competing road, in opposition to a road
already chartered, or rather takes away from
that road rights which it now has and gives
them to another road. lie hoped the bill would
not be passed. hut on account Of his health he
could not discuss the bin a' that length which
he otherwise W0uld.
Mr. Wood, Of Fairhayen, gave notice TO the
House that q, the proper time he should propose
certain amendments, which be read for the in
formation Of the House. but which the Speaker
ri.I.1 s.,fTI moi now be- introduced and ordered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

Gen. Cochrane, is credited nth saying that
the modern Augustus, (Belmont), reversing the
action Of the elder Augustus, found New York a
democracy Of Marble. ard left it democracy Of
Brick
The Concord Statesman gives the name, Of
sixty-two Republicans who are talked Of for the
Republican nomination for Governor OF New
Hampshire, and expresses its own preference Tor
Hon On.lnK Storms
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

TIE ban Term Of Essex academy cl4si Oh
he 18th inst. The examination, wh:,h 'S
public and submitted to a special ,z.nir'nS
committee, showed that on the wbole. the fill
dents had made considerable prsgress in tier
studies during the past term.
The closing rheotrical exegcises Eefr 'eiJ ~
teresting, doing credit To those ,hat parieipl''-
in them The accompanying mss,ie was worth! %
especial notice
II is gratifying to learn that this poPu'
school is growing in prosperity and useil'H'
The Fan Term nUmbe.sd l0l pupils. he -
gregate attendance during the past year
800. Of the young nen, fifteen are pr's''''
for Collegiate course. The old sebss'fs
many friends Of Mr.. Sanderson, tie Pril''f
will be glad to hear that his health appear
be fully restored; also. that Mr.. AtWooi' VIZ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

Average temperature. 80 90.
barometer, 29.74s inches.
Rain 2-32 inches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

Le-,t "t lar-crIoV-HasaeI Lodge
tsf'---i-n No. 4, was iuaugur,teI Thursday e .-
ming n1tits officers installed tv H. Vim. b.
re-, Deputy Inspector General Of the a2f IT
?. p Brown, C.. e. 32;F. A. McKe.s- Y q,
3d. Of Nashua, y. L. The for-SIs are .-
officers
p D. Baliou, 4. ?. Grani Master s9J.F A.
JeWett, ii. D.. D. Grand Master SD; wn. J.
Harms, VS. Grand Warden a2i Geo. z. Smi.l.
v i Grand Warden 32I j.. W, Eoby, GaHi
Orator, pa Geo. H. Bigelow. Grand Treasure.
S-l L. 4. Drew, Grand Secretary 82I; D. A.
Van Nance. Jr., G. NJ Ceremonies 32s . D. B
t'att, Jr., Grand Captain Ct the Gus-a s2L
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-20

Il.L GooD 1DFL,Bs' FEsrtv,L last evcu.a-.
VA a very pleas mt affair. The Lau wa, te.a-
ti'ul'y iestooued, anI ,As notices. ..Bs ,ear-
rate IN al things. 50 .'Ye shall drink no wine.
neither yo Hos your sons forever and "B.
iai.htul unto death and I viii give you a
crown Of lie, were very appropriate aai t.-,.-
fully arranged. The oysters we're delicious, All
served by such fir hands were ioubly euF.-
able
Inc evening was enlvenei by variety ef I1-
'd-'ir- 5 G. Moore and Prof Holmbe.g brl-
ms their services. which We're duly aggregate
Among the songs were Chalet Horn, sung b.
Miss Tiffany '-Croquet, IS BY Mis- Hill "Clu.
where ms love lies sleeping" by quartere
and duett by Mr.. Wing and Miss Bro1ls
entitled Sc S,ftly and Slowly" The G.. T. Gle.
Club also gave song. The music was al ,sE
aue.
Any organization which has for ijs object tt.
moral improvement Of those around il. AMI pr
ueulariy the young, is worthy Of sywla-
and support, and the Good Tempars certainly
have reason to feel greatly encouraged
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HOUSE.



il. 40, TO incorporate the Green Mount Come
terry Association Of Burlington; passed.
H. -, to prevent and punish fraud in the sale
OF mineral waters not genuine; passed.
Prom committee on town lines. aeain., =
30, TO annex a part Of the cit, OF RurIipo+op
to the town Of Colchester , ordered 10 lie Of,
motion Of Mr.. Abel Of West Haven.
from Committee on military affairs against
Al. ~, authorizing the State treasurer to nav
certain soldiers therein pamei 81 reading re-
fused, ave-
Elis introduced aad referreA-Bv Ar
Proctor Of Rutland (by request to encoursgs
the formation Of high or graded school di.tr;c,ss
and IN relation to prudential committees ~
committee on education ~
BY Mr. Miner Of Manchester. tn autb,r;,s
certain towns named to aid in the construction
OF any railroad connecting with the Bennington
ana Rutland railroad, SC to committee on
a, ~ Ifoads, certain towns IN Remington and
hutiand Counties agthari4ai to raise money 10
pAlld Q road IRON the State Line in Shaft sbury
l. Troy \, Y, or from the Lebanon Springs
Railroad to Troy or Albanyl
MONDAY. Nov. IL.
SENATE.
PaSsed.-S. l0l, to incorporate the Beiden
Falls Branch Railroad Company.
S. %, to incorporate the West Enosbargh slats
Co.
< 90, IN a1..el.da4ent of Chap. 81, Gen. Stat
"of public lands
5. 20, to enable towns in Rutland and Wind
sor Counties to aid in the construction Of the
killington Railroad.
3 lO1, relating to oppressive and vexatious
attachments on Trustee process. A count was
called for-yeas II, nays >. No quorum vo,-
ing, the vote was again taken wiah The follow
ing result yeas Il, nays /.
8 l05, 10 repeal act of last session FIR tho
more equal dis ribution among creditors of nro1-
erty attached on Inesne process. PIP
;. 2oS' to incorporate the City Hotel Go.
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water %. feet. above Lake Cbampi,iT -.
NnEEwnEa-SEcn,-- u
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: rHgRWo,fETER BARoN. WINS
: ANA pm. 3 P-N. mean A.M.-2P-E-...
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Application committee on Federal Rela-
tons, TO whom was referred so much Of the Gov
ernor' Message as relates p National Cous,s-
l'-s. lie following preamble and resolution:
HheredS. That by an act, entitled - An act
TO establish and protect National Cemeteries
approved February -, 1867, - Congress has
adopted an uniform system for the management
am care Of all the Soldiers National Cemeteries
N the United States, aud made provision for
their maintenance, therefore Be it
Re'ofref By He Grand assembly Of fae Nigte
" i-frmo7f, That We respectfully request Of
anu recommend 10 the Legislature Of the State
u behHay wanna, the passage o. au ast empower
Ing the Board of Commissioners having CHARGE
81 The so'iier's National Ce'aetery at Gettys
hurgh. 10 transfer all the THE. righf. intscsst
aa9 care Of -lid Cemetery to the General Gov
efn.Aent upon completion Of the same adopted
Mr.. Park Of Bennington, arose 10 a question
Of privilege, and stated that, being absent from
ms seat IN the House IN the afternoon Yesterday.
Nj wood OF Fairhayen read, As a part Of his
speech, a statement prepared by the managers
" ing tene9olaer apd Sgra.oCa Tiirogd d.ayina
certain statements made by nim tAir. p Had
he been IN bis seat. he should not have Objected
70 The reading Of that OF any other paper; bu.
ne should have Immediately proceeded to prove
10 the satisfaction Of the House, that the state
Inents made in the paper read by the gentleman
from tairhayen, were utterly false. He then
ts:q ss,sfi., letters that had passed. between him
GAr. T. and ;ha Persons signing tho PAPER r.
ferred to, in relation 10 tie statements therein
made; and from these letters showed that the
misunderstanding was reduced 70 the matter Of
yeracl'y BETS en- himself and 3lr Cramer, Of the
Benssei'ef ard Saratoga railroad. lie then read
from several afiidaviIs aud Feparts Of testimony
before the committee last year, show that the
made by Mr.. Cramer were false,
while those made by himself were in accordance
with the facts in the case: and that the paper
read by Mr.. Wood should have weight In the
argument against this charter. He also read n
letter from Mr. Cramer himself to Hon. II. II. 1
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Resoiufion.-By Mr.. Hendee, that all House
bills known as incorporation bills shall receive
their first reading by their titles only, unless the
first reading shall be demanded by a Senator
Adopted.
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0he 9eus.
LOCAL.

Reported for the FRl, p,
Meteorological Record
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"To owners Of Horses"

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This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian
Horse Linlment, in pint bottles. price one
dollar, Will positively cure every case, II
given according to the directions, when first
taken. 1t Is warranted superior TO anything
olse for Cuts, Calls, Sprains; Old Sores, Swell
ings and Gore Throat. 1t is no new remedy,
but OF 81 years standing, and approved by
the first Horsemen in the country. Colonel
Philo p. Bush, of the Jerome Park Course,
has used 1t for years. and recommends it TO
his friends. Orders are constantly received
for 1t, from the Racing Stables In England.
1t has stood the test OF time, no one'has
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IN pint bottles, and take no other. Sold by
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BAKING WEDNESDAY EVENING.
.stinguished Speakers from
the Weat.

A dispatch from Hon. O. D. Hub
I'd at washingtons received last even.
9, informs us that Judge Loughridge,
Iowa, and General Henry D. WASH
|irne, Of Indiana, both members Of the
Fouae Of Representatives, VIII be in
'heeling tomorrow "wednesday
E,ening, and will speak to our people
! National topics.
Tnrn out, friends, aud let US have a
BusiDg rally to hear these distinguish
/ Sons OF the Great West.
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cOEGRRSs.

Congress assembled yesterday with a
uorum in each House, and extended
he recess till the 18Th of next month,
that If nothing shall then re-
uire legislation, further recess shall
e taken till the 10Th OF November, and
hen If no emergency shall require a
esgion, Congress is TO be adjourned till