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, 1870-06-18
WISCONSIN,

Troops En- Rontc 10 Northern H1in-
ncsotA-gncrenxs Of Population
Losses bF Fire.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tltbune.
MADISON, June 1T--Tnn car loai1s Of soldiers
went through here this afternoon, bound for
Northern Minnesota
United States Marshal Hamilton, who. Is here,
states that the census returns show greater in
crease OF population, especially in the Older coun-
ties, and OF children under years old. the fruit
OF marriage since the war, than TaH expected.
Statistics show that the losses by TIRE ID this
city Iast year absorbed nearly all the premiums
received, some t4 900.
, 1870-06-18
F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.


sr~S4TE
Mr. pourp6V I'm, ~, hhfg Gnottae on puh,ic
1snda r-no.4ad +ithnut amendn1ent the 1Io1se
I'M fn amsnn ~. Hnm"stcaS actA eStcnding It to
sn,h,err >40 'Ae 7
'o4.et1 t,., .,a c,r,r,,++a. m pnb,,r
NJ WLAas from me Goteltaey .h III IN outns onls
ainR % The & Paul M Sioux city Railsoad across the
IeIfito.y q nato'2 - ~ AauAton' anu 1o' " A14'o
grant IN ao OF H. WV,
Nj. CAMERON called up tne House jo'92t scso, SO
otion ~ ~ ene y I'm, M ar"r nasae m
5ee1 81 na -oaoton " vas amenie5 40 AZ 10
Su.s, tos1 ~ camnsnss1tHn frnm ats nf commits
zion "a oeers who wee commissioned , sRs 1o n
isoe! Etieous, tut ns,s 20" aA-A6 +4| r' Ao
lae o@1@' ~ ~ rxse1os ~: Nil.
H. EDMESns called up tas aoase e,9a n 70 70 L. co.,
Vi. 1T ~. ~. naae .sa.n See 'ne3en4 ASe'A1 ~ fN@'
eAoufs ~ ! 4eseur e,, .,,v upo1,r1opv
", ~ III ~ - 1poqra ta taa q, tue III to o,o-
M ag net Maet ie5 sac abop Il cenpee K;h I rse
h I vas M taten 10 anti yarsous asnecdmcnts beng
en1nesfad + was iaiG oyer far a Jay or two.
''ee TIE III lIscoks .sts n PENSION allI.
nension lsi To- Mrs. Lincoln. ~ ~ N@'S '''' ava y
NJ FnM1iSn9 nhtcr,cd, Int Mr. Su,unerE mo-
tlon ca1fied-sI to - - -.
t,ii he exn,ration Of he mop{us hour. when the
Fnttn1 ~ ~ III ZANE NJ mn Int vas nassed over FOR
col. sdeIatton OF the calcnliar,
number Of bills were read+ but Without action
the Senate took up
1uE rosr OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS ELL
Ia Committee OF the Whole. The amendment Of
the Committee on Appropriations. fesu1cNng iree
was concurred in.
hi. RAMSEY moved as an amendment the
House 1lll At abolshing the ffauEine prrliege. ,,
Mt. STEWART renewed the amendment Of nj. NJ
law tor the free transmission Of newspapers
Adopted-yeas, a.; nays, II: ,
nt1hEt11H hf1T
, 1870-06-18

Special Dearatch to The Chicago T71bune-
ALBANY, jane f.--The market foe heeves was
quiet at laat weeks rrfceA Sales ot aDous one
hundred car loadB-mostly retail lets fof hntcnes-
tlg heteabopts-
In sheep there was hut little doing,. With Light
run. Dealers expect rtse Of nc, anu are Urn.
, 1870-06-18
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Bds for furnishing Cook County with al the Hard
year, VIII be received At the County Clerks Oiee for
one week. a<arrssed to TEE CoAx4rTE2 OK Poon
ynaty, and b. delivered At the County House nd
Wilmington enai to be delivered IN in{Ae halt ton
Countr Agcut-
The Committee reservrs the right 70 reteet 7nI Or Il
the bids. G. H0IL AAh.
LAA.-gc4 IE;4l =. 80: Ee:<-..a-s -s.---A+ss
, 1870-06-18

C11Y OF MKxIco, June II, rid HAVANA, June IL
Congress has adjourned leaving the financial e1t-
seucies not fully provided for. President Juarez
has asked an extra session III consequence OF the
The tnsuEgent General Martinez failed to take
MatnfnAraa
, 1870-06-18

The subscribers to The TE1BuHE outside
Of Chicago viii find the usual supplemental
y sheet Of miscellaneous reading III tn1s
mornings paper. .......,, -,
The SUNDAY TR1BUsH Of to-rnorro" Will
also be accompanied by Supplement- to
make room for advertisements N other COL
Inans Of the paper.
, 1870-06-18

6ohorse w.tsr power wh soe "a aa q Pss-
ton Ia .cet heayy ahafnx; fons On esoss 1ao Wontn
lIocf from r1ilroaa stadon- No shsnss shsnsss1inx IL i'd
mn. R.psf mi!9 9s 9T .nJ y ksnd s RAKEH ottxwa "
, 1870-06-18
WINNIPEG.

KIc1,s Force of Fighting Men and
The Prospect Of Using Them.
ToRnnrn ,Jpne 1.-THE latest news from Fort
Garry is thss Mel can muster 800 fighting men.
which could be swelled TO three times that num:
n51ndey, The prevalent opinion In the settlement
ia thpt Rie Will not make any determined opposl-
ffnn In the British and Canadian forces.
, 1870-06-18
sUA6NER RESORTS.
Versailles Mineral Springs.

.rume7 resort for health and pleasure, near VT.
sses nj, midway from Quincy 70 sEinEded. % ne
tles of The 9pglpy Iron sulphur and a&neaa H2-
ri capable of D people baths tl!l
son TeIus s. q ~ Day snd *to59 70 ~ per week
A'p'-3--o L. +, WHEELER, Vc511TIcs, NJ
, 1870-06-18
ITALY,

FLORENCE, June IA heaEy Elk crop Is antic!.
pated IN Itaiy this season.
A Pesth Journal says the Pope Intends to make q
compromise on the question Of lnfalliblllty, which
hc hopes will receive the unanimous support ol
the council.
, 1870-06-18
INDIANA


The Republican Nomination in the
Tenth Congressional DiztFict-An
Ab4condtnB County Treasurer
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1i.-The Republican Con-
gressoDal Convention for the Tenth District,
which met at Goshen, yesterday, Was mass con-
rcntion, general Hascall only received three
votes instead Of the number teleg1aphed to you
yesterday, and the delegates that Withdrew and
votes In the convention. as against one hundred
and 1fty-thref for Winlams General Hasca1l's
cnntluct e1cttes considerable surprise here among
leading Republicans .
Hiatt, the County Treasurer OF jay County, has
ahscondcd with over 10000 Of county funds Els
h0rH Ia rnnd
, 1870-06-18

steamer Ashore On the Upper Nis-
sOnFi.
BENTON, ". r, JaAe l1.-Thc steamer Sally met
the steamer Nick Wal. high anu d1y, al Spread
Eagle. She Will not he able u proceed iii tile
river 1aisea the Nick Wall left here Is tays AGO,
General Phil Sheridan and st.AH left IL at SursaIi
Eagle, and set out overland for Fort Stevenson
The rest Of the passengers we're transferred "a
other boats,
, 1870-06-18
PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Wood and Coal.

Nsd- for FURNISHING Cook County with ~ the Reaeh
10 t. delivered . the poor ii the city, II Eiase half
rpTd le;d; on otdTrs from ths conty Asre hnd h M f..
County fot year the 1naane Asyln. vii DC r.
ct!rtd st the County Clerks Office i9t on9 Tfe1 ~;
dressed to THE COMMITTEE ON POOR HOUSE
AND PAUPERS. ..
Tie Comnttec sese1res tho right to reject anY Or al
:he bids offered.
, 1870-06-18

Nr+ CHGRCH1Il, rom tae E!ecuon Comml.-
Tee, made a report in the virginia confessed elec-
uon case that hItese5 ls not entitled 70 tne seal
and that MchenZle, the sitting member la 14e
report was agreed to
1oCNIT BILL. PASSED.
MI CobD. Ws:s. from the Cpmnatttee9 ~ on III Hi
ual5 Analis lep1nea ~ y 10 .s.eaat ~
nes OF ng 80 - ~ u 1+s!
ouNeln' soaets' lo ~ IL ~ ea W. stsx
service octTeeu apsl! -, 1901. auo NY y. 1eoo'
.1.iuctlnE u m Emitted States oouofes alresos paid
"Ilcn paase1. pNssst-1,-rv , ,>.,o, :, ,,o>,,-,,-r
stone Foa TIE LINCOLN l.; NoSEHkSI:
Ns. LAE. 4tuiu tae 1.of.At5 ~. i;,+
peIsa 1oani IssSuun " ~ NJ ,nsa,atnW ~
~ ~ .S s.au nntsnic,i carGe tha 5tane ire.
ene s - ee.st~ ~ Ia1nn - TRa Ista psi
@ 49,, - Ire ~ @ ~ ~ no -rn, ~ tha cantto,
oe1 H. ~ Az aTorai - s snhsfjtntn ~ harn #
+rsns,er-ad ~ 1he incn,n 1Innnmenf sssnctst{on
~ ur4nrnciH RI tThe ani.stitTTe ssss agTefd n
, 1870-06-18
WASHINGTON.
Long Debate in The Senate
on the Post Office Ap-
preparation Bill.
An Amendment Adopted Pro-
viding for TWo-Cent
Letter Postage.
The New Law Department..
The Pacific Railroad Goat Island
Bill Defeated in the House.

The Pacific Railroad Goat Island
Bill Defeated in the House.
Points Established by the Evi-
denoe in the San Domingo
stigation,
SPECIAL Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
TIE sAN poAIsGo INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE San Domingo H.
<esttgatton Eas concluded. this morning. and the
reports will be made Monday or Tuesday. Messrs-
Howard, Warner, Williams, aud Sre, viii make
majority report, and Messrs- Ferry, schurz, and
Vickcrs, q minority. The following points have
been es1nhltahed nJ the evidence tnaepcnaent OF
Perry, whose record bas been 1ndustr1ously
searcle4l for the purpose Of discreffltng him as
witness to prore that Hatch was detained ID
prison because It was feared he would in}ufe the
cause Of annexation. The committee nave
despatch OF Minister GautIer, to Pe11y letter Of
lexemau TO General BaacucK, aud de-
spatch from Admiral Powell, giving this
as the reason for holding Hatch General
Babcock. IN his testimony, admits that he inform
.a....s~ s.,ax 49, -.n,o ~ fo- 11,tchsa 70.
,aa.a D. ...e w.. ,casons ror ro+ ,n,srfer,not in
ta.a- 80 T.e..,. 49, ,hn+ NJ. ,nst-nrtions ntd
,,-. .,t..,+ r. second .hst he ho,rrrd him unt1tv
=. ao.', ~. .n,-,s,,- r. ,n. c-nss ayam,natton
49,, In aa,ats.tsr.d tn ,ehs1f 1T an ex-t,onfe{,
,rot. sossar and mar fts Instrncions were a. st-
-. =" ,h,s c,at. ~ in the other. The
committee have confined tue Investigation
c1useiy 10 the terms Of the resolution,
wnict contcrrp,ated an inquiry into
the Ua,en case alone. The only part Of the testi-
,nonv .rh,ch 1ore unon the gupposed operations Of
noa7 and ntnerr IN the e1aas Of land. was an 3D.
.niss,on of Rahcoc, thar .saez had offered him q
,+rant In the nresence Of a number Of witnesses,
int ,hat h. had declined II for two reasons FIRST
1e,asne # might totare the prospects Of the treaty.
s.,1 aaccnd that Il ,rcn,d enrunromIse General
1-.r+ ms rnea A. r. s4,nds ts sncr nj 1earcs
<ha ,,-. .no-,, enbtor+a of rim trrepr,a,4+v tn an
~. .t.,n.,, s,,., t,,,as+io nv, .e ~
aN.sns ~ s,sea,.,ta, -, c.snors, s,hnr1
@'A's-1p'A'e. - -. ~, -,s-<-. ~.
.,,...s ,'-sn.,as ~ - T-nz..o,a ,.>a
o'u nts os-a ~ =. e. -. -.
*i!' become ta1 w eoon as asnt1 ~ .nI iies''
aen1- cteaaag % VI A". - n.ss me' u.!s
lnaHs 1nlpoueeo =. mi. A@N.euet1 =. ouo. uues
reported tas"rab's ps Tue soalc'ais Ioanal!ee "
t'e HotEes aha co1Lts no" Aoln a4e Ae4eueo'
Iut Mt COMMITTEE II H no" IN ntatst*o seeuoas'
aid was drawn Win great care. Inc Auosney
General ts to be heAo u the nc" depa1tm tmeul VIII
tile same salasy ~ nj pfesent. ana, anoe1 nt are
TO ft 6olctfof General. WIN salars o. s'sooe
and TWO assistants Win salary OF so,ooo each
The SOLICITOR OF me treasury, NaFA So4eator
Law omcef OF the esate department
Law omcet Of the 1nlefnai hefenne bufesu, WILL
all their cef1s ana nesscneefer are tsansicf4ed, 81
, 1870-06-18

NEW ORLEANS. june 17.-CorroN-ITegular !;
=; ...::.s= .c..s c,233 a1c3; -.ss.!1:;.
, 1870-06-18
MASONIC NOTICES.


Special Communication of CLEVELAND LODGE
Kooll A. T. aud A. M will b. held on this Saturday
Vol "a ii. IL brsTre tonight Vi=ttpg brethren arr
~eN'' GEO. K. HAZL1TT. Secretary.
, 1870-06-18
WEST INDIES,

BERLIN, June 1..--Herr H1bner, sent By the
P1ussian Government to Inspect the gold mines Ia
the southern part Of Africa, reports that they are
worthless
, 1870-06-18
SPAIN


MADRID, June 1.-THE feast Of Corpus Christ
was celebrated here to-day with the customar,
celebration. but Was tame In comparison Will
former yeofg.
, 1870-06-18
H0XlE HOUSE.

I, now open ioF summer taytl: aere.ab!e IN few
hour isem Ner York o. Boatoa Tns isyoFts Iesoits
within i shost distznee- Yachting roHfng. fahtnE
bathing OF pleasure driving a1c among I1 attractions
tFa1u' W ~pb''~@ B. F. HDxIE Pru1-ictts
, 1870-06-18
Annual Exn mfnat1on at the Wiss
caunin StAfe UnIEeFsitFs

MADISON, June 11.-Tnc examinations Of the
S,ale University hare been progressing tils week
In q manner highly creditable to teachers and
nnsscd an excellent examination to-day, and pre-
sentcd handsome god-ieadcd cane to Judge q.
a Orton Dean OF the Law Faculty, =
, 1870-06-18
F0' 51eN.
Proceedings in the b. lsh Par
lament.
SpeeCh Of Mr., Gladstone On the
Question Of Religion In
Schools.
The lnfa'libtllt3 Question.
Rumors that the Pope will Propose
a Compromise.

LONDON, June 1.-THE press OF this cIty con-
tinue TO praise the appointment Of ffeso't"fasa-
The ironclad swtftsure WAS successfully
launched a. JarroE, Dnr4am, yestef.1ay,, ,o1nnso .,
Ine 5'1aa 1tm<x ssys ~ ~ ns HI ~
;eT3 of EdRin p1ood are finished, and the rest Of
the story Is 70 outlined as TO leave tts completion
"tf1at WIkie Collins undertakes the tusk-n
There were, yesterday, unusually heavy uanaac~
tons in Havana sugar anOat.
all night It e feared they came TOO late for wheat
the viii II samuel Norton, who LEFT his fortune 10
Or. Go6s, the Roman Catholic Bishop. The Court
leclled that the proofs Of the i1capacty Of the
deceased to make a wlIl were conclusive.
In the House Of Loris, last night consideration
Of the Irish Land bill Was r:su1ned
Lord Cairns said The ply gave =. sdXantages En;g 70
Scotland He demonstrated the defects OF the
Eeasurc.
Lord Derby approved the general principle On
which It was based, but was aVe1se to granting
compensation for disturbance Of tenants, re-
gsrdtng It equivalent to buylnR imaginary rtghts
| he admitted that agtar1antsm vas only To be
checked Ike X CONCESSION; :. 2, ans A.,erorDe,o suc
| ported the bill.
| Without action, adjourned.
m the noass Of o. 9na m
| b1s At lts expiration on moaon Of Mr. Glad
stone, the uouEe went into COMMITTEES 0! the
proceeded to explain some changes which the
government proposed to make in tue BILL ue
won:d not hare ohjcetea t. ths n1an fo1 making ::
was, the government must declare Itself on the
religious aspect Of the bill, and especially on the
ing which much scnsluveness was fell The
matn objection must be met The tfst OF thesc
WAS that the conscience c!aase was an !nsnf- t +.
! 1aised b7 iaIa1iop could not be sppAel
, 1870-06-18

W, A, BUTTKRs viii sell At auction tho Church Lot,
northeast corner IF 1naiana-ag aod Twenty teeonde.
lie preInises. TERMS caah balance, and year.
with intefctt Ut pei cent payable scnl annually.
, 1870-06-18

Co7responaenee Of The Chicago 1f1otfs'e
PONTIAC, Jane t.
The Republicans of Ly1n9aton County compseln
OF desFstch ecnt Hpm hecs, pualsneo IN 3:u1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
OCTOBER 10, 1870.

1t is a serious question whether the offset
for debts should not be much restricted. 1t
may be well to inquire whether the evils Of
the present system may not be at least alIeyi.
ated by well considered notifications Of our
law.
COUNTRY AyD STATE.
/ congratulate you on the condition Of our
beloved country, reunited upon the righteous
basis Of universal freedom and citizenship.
The evidences Of renewed prosperity are
abundant While other nations are desolatod
by the rayagcs Of war, we enjoy the untold
blessing. ofpeaco.
There are encouraging sigu of advance
mont in our own State. Our population and
resources have materially increased within
the last decade. aud the probable construction.
within brief period, Of q Ship Canal COM
nccting Che waters of Lake Champlam with
the Upper Lakes, thus bringing Vermont ia
the great highway of traffic from the West to
the syaboarl, will greatly stimulate our 10.
dus.rIo- and develop our resources.
| invoke upon the precious interests come
mittcd to you, the Divine blessing, aud upon
your deliberations the guidance of Infinite
Wisdom. JOHN w. STEWART.
ENrcuuyE CHAMBER,
Montpelier Oct. 6, 1870. !
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

Wndham CoHfy.-Nicssrs. Crosby Of Brat
tlcioro. Hunt of Vernon. Jones Of Windham.
Windsor C0unfy-Me-srs Drake Of Royal
ton Scott of Plymouth, Whitcomb Of Ludlow.
Joint rosouH0n.-By Mr. Barnes Of Ferris
burgh that the two Houses meet in Joint Assem-
bly,. 20 morrow morning, at II o'clock, 10 hear
the report of the committee appointed t0 canvass
The votes for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
part of the House.
On motion of Mr. Wood Of Fairhayen. adj
i.urraU
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

A Joint Resolution from the House prlWling
for JOINT rules was on notion OF Mr.. carpenter
hid upon tho table
oiii Resolution. by Mr. Pingry, that the two
houses meet 10 joint assembly on Thursday next
ut eleven oeock 10 hear the report of the Canvas
ing Committee. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Pingry the senate adj 'urned'
HOUSE
Mr. Ama-a i. llnlen " North iloro, having
presented Dis credentials WIS duly sworn and
tool, hi- eat aa lle Representative from North
/ Hero.
/ Mr.. o. McC1ilom of stookbrdge, having pre-
sentcd bis credetials w0s duly sworn and took his
seat ms the Representative from Stockbridge,
The Speaker nominated and the House nppolnt-
cd the flllowng named mombers 70 constitute, ON
/ the part Of tho HOUSE, tho committee TO canvass
tho votes Of the ircemen of the State for G0vorn-
| or, Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer for the
two years ensuing
/ AdEson Comdy. -Messr- Hamilton of Brid-
mort, W hto of Orwell, North of Shoreham.
/ BsnmiigfaH County. y.-Mo-sr. Graves OF Ben
nngt1n, Hopkins Of Rupert, Aldrieh Of Wood
/ ford
Caiedoaia Comfy.--Alessrs. llazen Of Barnet,
Gray Of Wheelock, Dickey Of Ryognto,
I ChRenden County Messrs. Briggs of Bolton,
/ Barrett OF Undorhill, Douglas Of Milliston.
Esser CoRqiy. .--Messrs. Snow Of bloomfield,
/ Reoi OF Cranky Wolcho Of Maidstone.
/ FunkHH County - Alessrs Hull Of Berkshire,
| llotchkiss Of Georgia, Hall Of swanton.
trand hf County. .--Mossrs. Mac0mber oi
tipnd Isle, Goodsel Of Isle la Note, Phelps OF
South Hero
IamoWe Comty. ~ Mossrs. Mudgett of Cam
bridge, Cook Of kimore, pago OF Morristown.
Oraaqe Conaiy.-Mossrs. Nicholsol bmintree,
/ Dodge Of Thotlord, Abbott Of Miilamstown
Orieans Comiy.--Messrs. Rowell Of Albany,
[ Chase of jay, Parkerof Lowell,
Rutland C0Uafy,-Messrs, CLARK OF brnndoni
] EIs,r .f Ngud,n (innulau nl WulliuUlorl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
SENATE


FRIDAY, October 7.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal OF yesterday read and approved.
ResOluhOn-By Mr.. Gardner, relative TO the
taking up and referring OF the Governors mes
sage to the appropriate committees, which was
adopted and the message was referred in accor-
dance Herewith.
The Chair appointed as official reporters Of the
proceedings of the Senate, Edward Nj. Brown and
Chester W Merrill.
The following committees were also announced
Undcr he Joint Rules-Messrs. Heath, Ross,
Gardner.
On BHs-Messrs. Copeland, Cotton.
Joint RuicS-Messrs. Abel, Martin.
LibrGry--Nlessrs. SAKE, Niles.
Reform SchoOI-Messrs. Merrill, Camp, Pin
CRY.
The Chair also appointed as a committee to cam
yass votes for County and Probate Officers
Addison-M Mr. Hill.
BenHingfon-Mr Gardner.
Caicdoaia-Mr. Martin.
ChnfsndeR--Mr. Brownell.
Esscr-Mr. llartshorn.
Fraakhn-Mr SAKE.
Grand hie-Mr. liibbard.
Lda0iHe-Mr Camp.
Oraagc--Mr Niles.
Oriedns-Mr Dickerman.
Rutiand-Mr. Copeland,
WashiRgton-Mr. Hastings.
WndhnH-Mr. Eddy.
Nndsor-Mr. Collamer.
Resolutioa-By Mr. Heath that the committee
m ~, t,dio;or,, ~, ;,.,ro,,d % ;,o,;rs into tho
VI NY ~ NJ ';.;o nc,ha s,at,,,as
& y, 49, ~ h III =. tha.s.;aa a5ao,ad
""i AZ, ~ .,,a,S,,sJ a,J 1877 pv Wr CoI,a-
mey ';T in amendment of az act nroy,ding for tbe
~ ,a,'t ~ r - ra,or,a. l.; ~ rnnn,, Conrts
~ diI,9y,,i,,oo 'itns or " prind;na =" '"'
=" 05 ,,r,;o' oe o H. Gasssioo- ad;o,r,sd
!
HOUSE.
/ pravar bv tho Dhantain
ma ionynoI If vcs,erdav was read md an
nrayed
Psnort -Rv Mr. Uincklev of Chelsea. from
tho camm,tte an rnies renorting rules for the qoy
ernnent nc the uonse fthe sane as the rules of
tho IIonse lnst year which report was accepted
and tbe rnles therein reoommended adopted as
the rnIas of the Uouse of Renrcsentatiyes far the
nrosent ssss;on
7 L,,.I resoL,,,ons -Rv Mr. BARNES of Ferris
h,r',h ,ba, a comn,i,,as oT ane Senator and three
80, - c1,,, aoh cnn,, ho annonted
~, NJ psasidant ar ,ha Sonats and Sneaker
y E 'nI ,,a,;i', ~ =, eanvass tba votes
VI tuo r'.y;os W Jstr;cts and
S SaNen ln , t,'e s'seiai hsr;.' oiar,v ~ ali
T. "a d;ssre,y res,sec,;vsIv to he
.o Noios e.'s' -, =, s,sI, ,Sis S,a,s in
sso'tS s ,ss ns he Irtsd State which was
@ eno 'IsS,,.d en s tba nsrt ~ No Hons
'e'1 W ~, nlu nIoPyou PJ y" wy r. aors,;tt.
c,.I G..n,, hsir'at ,a,. ~ pJ,ard 4 ami
Nar,' So.oyonco ~ ,,onoraI comwit,ae
By MIR Scott of Plymouth. relating 10 the DOW.
ers Of Notaries Public and Masters In Chancery /;
to committee on judiciary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

hif RaliNm By Mr. pmery that the
joint rules OF the last session hc adopted as the
Joint rules of the present session until others arc
provided waich was adopted.
senator Alexander y llihbrd Of Grand Isle
presented DIS credentials and was duly sworn.
The President nominated and the Senate eon-
fruci the following as a committee on the part
0l thU Senate DO canvass votes for State officers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
BAToHELoRs HAIR DYE.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
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