Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

team work, and such as the debtor NAV
select in lieu of oxen or steers not exceed
ing in value $500; and sufficient forage
for keeping not exceeding ten sheep, one
COW and such oxen or horses through one
winter ; 10 cords of fre-weod, 90 bushel
OF potatoes, such military arms and ac-
coutrements as the debtor is required by
law to furnish, all growing crops, 10I
bushels of grain, 1 barrel of -four, three
swarms of bees and hives, together with
their produce in honey, 200 lbs. sugar
lettered gravestones, Bibles and other
books used in the family, pew or slip in
place of worship, together with horse
shed connected herewith live poultry
not exc eeding in value SO; professional
books and instruments of physicians, same
of olergymen and attorneys to the value
of $500 also 2 work harnesses, l lumber
wagon, sled with fixtures, said latter
exemptions not TO affect any attachment
or execution issued prior to December l,
1870.
The Speaker announced the following
special oommi tees:
On Mr. SHADES resolution, to take into
consideration the equaliz alton and pay of
salaries of State officers and employees
Mr.. Slade of Middlebury, Carpenter OF
Burlington, Kellogg Of Benson, Morgan
of Rochester, Graves of Bennington, eros
by of Brattleboro, Sanbora of Lyndon,
Lewis of Wells, Wooster of Marshtield.
On subject of redistricting the State ::
Mr.. Hyde of Castleton, Colburn of Man
chester, Field of Springfield. Fairbanks of
ST. Johnsbury, Smith of st. Albans.
On the bill 20 incorporate the Vermont
State Spiritualist Association
Messrs. Jones of Dover, Brown of Rich
ford, Fuller of Brookfirld, EstabrOoks OF
Sherburne, Hawley OF Dandy.
Third reading ordered.-H 55, to legal
ize the grand lists of the town of CALAIS.
II. ISL to amend sec. IS chap. 1875, z. s.,
relating to restricting costs.
From committee on grand list, asking
to be discharged from further consider
alton OF II. 66 in amendment of secs. 20,
40 aud so, ch. SO, z. f., relating to the
sessmrnt and COLLECTION of taxes; and II
30 to secure uniformity in the appraisal OF
real estate for the purpose OF taxation
and h. So relating TO the grand list; and
II. AZ providing for the proper listing OF
bank stock; each of which requests were
granted, and the bills several!y referred
TO select committee on subject of Grand
List laws.
Petition.-By Mr.. Poland of Montpe-
lier, Of S. j. Y, Vail aud II others, citi-
Ems OF Montp@lier, praying for the esfab-
rshmtnt If It State Police.
Pissed H IL to inooroorato fbe
Champlyin Mutual Fire Insurance Com
n,nv
ri II relating 10 salts in respect to "a
tent riyhts. after some discussion ON
sop,a of the ,,rovi,i,n. If this hill. il u.u.
reao5uuirr4a 70 the c,u.rni,t+ e on iu5ici-
.,rv I,n ro.i.n ri Mr. Wood of Fairi.ve1.
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BlIlS lntrodu"ed.-By Mr.. Bun OF Han
cock, to Ieg0lls" the grand il@ts OF III"
town of Hancock for the years 1868, 1869
and 1870.
BY Mr.. Parks of Waterford, in addi-
ton TO an act to incorporate the VI Stock
Company.
BY. Mr.. Cook OF Mt. Holly, 10 iucor-
porate the kuickerhocker Manuf cturing
Company.
BY Mr.. Mckee OF Arlington, 10 reEu-
lat railroad CONNECTIONS.
by Mar, 'rIo OF 0pr'uSn eid' To IncoT-
porate tic Conncetlout Valley Orphan
a 10 to. Ass ci''on. ~,
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nl1''or e!'Ct i'"nl ''t '""n OF "l'S' "a
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sworn Shu ''''A II'' VI -
iNeSolu 5l''h by MI pun q '1"nCocN'
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lures oe "h', are n.rToy instructed, III
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d a. LOOK MS sal Oh '"0 moor ol 'nlS
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in c,nc!r-ei.c,.
A,,-i,,st n 143 +n rr,rect hrid,aa If
more than eiybtv feet IN l4nyth ordered
~ lie ON ,notio,, NJ Mr. Grouf of R,rr,n
Tn f.vor of n 15S rel,t;,,.y n married
women third raad,r,, ordered
P,>,.d = RI IA '7.corn,ratn the FIJI.
h..r,,i.,. p-r.yn,1,,t SILK, IS Rurl;n.,-
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concurrence
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House 70 take up the bill If Mr.. Bromley
of P ,wlet, which leaves the rate of inter
est unrestricted. The discussion WIS CON
llonrd by Mr. Beaman Of Pouttney aud
ar Nrnut OF parton.
Mr.. Bartholomew did not wish to defer
the matter in the least bat some wished
to consider MIR. Bromley's bill first, and
he TOPPED they might be grained Ill That
desire.
Mr Smith OF Shrewsbury moved that
the bill be dismissed. Mr. Slade of Mid
diehury demanded the yeas and nays,
winch were taken: Yeas I44, nays ~
- the blli was dismissed
DE H"nse then proceeded to consider