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IL foot II Cbsnberss and foot q 25dSt, a. follows:
'Throngn Brpress Trnus leave Chsuber.s ats 10 IN
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snd IS daily and improved Drswhgoom Coths vH
through to Buffalo connecting al horns
vile CoAs running through 70 C1e.na
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-09
AFTERNOON
SENATE.

Joiaf Rcsoiution-From the House, that the
Senate and House of Representatives visit the
Vermont Reform School on Tuesday next at two
and one half o'clock, afternoon adopted
Reports.-From com. on claims, III. n 10 pay
Alvin G. Hayward the sum therein mentioned
passed II On ., ;n,orro-
rate the Green Mountain Marble Co., with pro-
nosal of amendment agreed to and passed
From com. on manufactures, H. 1853 10 inoor-
norate the llinesburgh Cheese and Butter manu-
hcturing Co. passed >,
From com. on manufactures, IL. 1886 TO ineor-
porate the Montpelier Manufacturing Co, with
proposal of amendment agreed to and passed
From gen COM, ii. 81 to incorporate the Cham,
plain Mutual Fire Insurance Co. with proposal oi
amendment agreed 10 and on motion oil Mr.
C0amer ordered TO lie.
From special com, 5. GO laying tax on the
county Of Addison e per cent? Also IRON the
same laying tax of 3 cents on the dollar third
reading ordered.
From com. on manufactures, IL lg7 in amend
ment of an act TO encourage manufactures on
motion of Mr. Heath ordered 10 lie
From com. on land taxes, III. lN0 constituting
the members of the House from Windsor county
A com. to equalize the grand list OF said county :
passed--yeas II, nays2
MIR Eddy moved reconsideration OF the vote
nassing II. 1863 adopted and on motion oil Mr.
Gardner recommtted to the COM on manuiac-
lures. n ~
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that il was clear that he had no intention of max
ing Brunswick his place Of residence and when
burned out he left town, thereby lorleiting his
right 10 vote in town.
Mr.. Grout then reviewed the cise from his
stand point, claiming that ilazcn Il. Rich was
reduce the vote Of Mr. Taylor to twenty that
all the com. agreed that the vote Of Elcazer Titus
should have been received, which would have in
creased the vote of Mr. Bailey. the contestant, to
nineteen that the vote Of Irueworthy Brown
ought also 10 have been received which would
have further increased the vote Of the contestant
10 twenty, making tevOtc, by which neither Of
the gentlemen are entitled to n seat on the nJor
Of the House.
Upon the question Of the adoption Of the res.
0utiOn submitted by the majority of the commit
tee on elections that Andrew j Taylor, the re
turned member from the town Of Brunswick, was
duly elected by the lreemen Of Brunswick, and is
entitled to seat in this House, Mr. Shade Of
Middlebury demanded the yeas aud nays, which
were takon--ayes %, nays lO7 So the resolution
wis not adopted
The question then REQUIRED on the adoption of
report Of the minority Ot the com. that An
drew j. Taylor is not entitled 90 scat on the
tloor Of this House, and that +. A. Bailey is en-
titled 10 his seat as the duly elected representa-
tive from the town of Brunswick
Mr.. Kellogg Of Benson suggested that he pre-
lerred 10 act on the report Of the chairman Of the
committee on elections, that Andrew j Taylor is
not entitled TO seat upon the floor Of this House
and that said seat is vacant, and that the remon-
strant, E. +. Bailey have leave 10 withdraw,
which report was first considered and on the
question Of adopting the resolution recommended
by the chairman Of the com, Mr. Hubbard Of
Whiting demanded the yeas and nays, which
were taken--ayes III, nays 80. 81 the seat was
declared vacant.
On motion OF Mr. Drake Of Royalton, adj.
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Vol. 66.-3343. No. 3.

st. iohnsbury nominated Mr.. Jonathan Ross Of
ST. Johnsbury. Senator Camp Of lamoille county
nominated Mr. H. H. Powers Of Morristown. MIR.
Bisbec Of Newport and Mr.. Ballard Of Fairfax
seconded the nomination Of II. II. Powers Sem
ator Benedict Of Chittenden County seconded the
nomination Of Mr. Ross. senator Camp Of lamoille
County, Mr.. Fairbanks Of 81. Johnsbury and Mr..
Bisbee Of Newport were appointed teers. The
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Scattering
And Gates II Billiard was declared dulv slsct-
ed Commissioner nf the Insane f,r the ,,y1 vea rs
ensuing
Far Snperintendent of State Prison Nr Slade
oi Niddleburv Nominated lanes A p,llard Soc
onded Inv Mr. Richmond of Wooodstnct and he
was duly elected bv n ,'ira roce rote
For First Director of states Prison Mr. Ke
l,gg If Renson nnmited Inn Martin r. pice ~
Renson Seconded hv Mr R,r,halcms,y az Vasb'
ington and bc was dnlv eIecteJ hv r;,, ',or,
vote
E,r S..,rd Dire,,.,r or tho S,,to,s p.;s.,. 90,
,tar Gaydoer of Renningt"o c,nn,v % noyn;na,od ,t'
.Jobn NJ IIartshorn and 6c was dnly .lsc,ed bv n
r;rg roec ynte - "
E,r Third nirec,,r ~ tbo Sto,.,. p.iyon A..
Ia,e, n R,rnet n,,ninated ,ViIIi,n u ShadJ ~
Newbury and he Tas duIv eIecteI bv ,,;,o ,'oce
Vote
F,r Firs, Tr,st.e nc tho V.ruor, poc,-,,
Scbool Mr. pnlnnd of Montneiier nominated
lion Charles Reed If MontneIicr and +. ysos
dnly eIoctod he n r,ra race VOTE ""' nv "''
E,r Sreo,J Trnstee or ,bo v.,n,o,,, p.t,r,,
S,hoal Nr Wood ~ Fs;rheror non,;na,od taD'.a
NJ Siode ., Wddiehnrv Senato, @",,,l ~ ~
noitIe Connt, nnminStod ph;Iin x HloaI If
Worr;s,e,yn H. Wnod ~ Fsirboysn ,.;'Ld.a,. M ~
tho name ~ ,ncs a Sio1e and i
+ Masnn of R;cbmonJ Ssn.,"v Wan'r LII
drew Inc name og p K c;leed and Senatp, Rsn-
edia, soo,,JaJ I,hn / NJ, a,'l ~ W. III,
oinc,I L,' ,n -, ~, "''' "e was 'uS
o''F'eu w IT. ~ u w. ,ro s1m ~ pId f,
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And thcreupon William ", Lynde was declared
duly elected Quarter muster General for the two
years ensuing
For Judge Advocate General, Mr., Grandey Of
Vergennes nominated Stephen Y. Atwood Of
Monkton and he was declared duly elected for
the two years next ensuing.
On motion Of Mr.. bartholomew Of Washing
ton the Joint Assembly adjourned until "a O'Clock
this afternoon.
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Special 1lntices.
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Watchman s. journal.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1870.
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. ?.

SEN ATE
~
WEDNESDAY, Nov. ,.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal OF yesterday read and approved
BiHs introduced and reftrred by Mr.. Dick
erman, to incorporate the Vermont Iron and Car
Company 10 com on manufactures
by Mr. Benedict, repeating an act laying tax
on the lands in Avery's gore and Bue's gore to
com on land taxes.
BY Mr. Sake, to incorporate the Franklin
County Savings Bank to com on banks
10y Mr. Benedict, in relation 10 the supplying
ol school books 10 com. on education.
II. lj7, in amendment Of an act relating to the
sale OF the estates Of deceased persons, was re-
turned to the House by request.
MpoHs.-From com on railroads agninst :. 80
20 in' rpomte the Bennington q Woodlord rail-
road company third reading refused "a similar
House bill having already been passed
from com. on manufactures, II. 80, incorpO-
rating the Dolan Marble company with proposals
oi amendment agreed 10 and passed.
From com. On land taxes, II. 1873, relating to
the quinlQennial valuation Of the real estate in
The town OF Ripton for the year 1870 on motion
Of Mr. Gardner ordered to lie.
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And thcrcupon Jonathan Ross was declared
to be elected Sixth Assistant Justice.
For Reporter Of the decisions Of the Supreme
Court MIR. Joyce of Rutland nominated Whecock
e. Veazey Of Rutland senator pngry Of w ind
sor county nominated Norman Paul Of Wood
stock Mr.. Stafford Of Hartford, Mr. Butterfcld
Of Wilmington, Senator Carpenter Of Washing
ton county, Mr. Morgan Of Rochester, senator
Heath Of Washington county and Mr.. Mr.. Carle-
ton Of Waitsfeld seconded the nomination Of Nor
man Paul Mr. Bisbco Of Newport, Mr.
Adrich OF Woodford, Senator Eddy Of
Windham county, Mr. Grout Of Burton,
and Mr.. Sladc Of Middlebury seconded the
nomination Of Mr. Veazey. senator Pingry. Mr..
Joyce Of Rutland and Mr.. Butterfeld Of viii
mington were appointed telers. The ballots
having been taken and counted were as follows
Whole number Of ballots, 1896
Necessary for n choice, 100
Wheelock g. Veazey had l3s
Norman Paul ~
Scattering, ,
And thercupon Whcclock G.. Neazey was de-
cared duly elected Reporter Of the Decisions Of
the Supreme Court.
And thereupon the Joint Assembly was dis
solved, and the Senate withdrew.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott of Plymouth, adj.
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iurat on the depositions was dated the 2lst day
OF September 1870, and his counsel claimed that
the jurat was conclusive as 10 the time when the
dcpositions were taken; but this objection was
not raised until after the depostions were read
without objection 10 your committee and il was
declared by the counsel for the returned member,
that prior TO the commencement Of the hearing
he had entered into an agreement with counsel
for the remonstrant 10 treat the certificates upon
said depostions as signed by the justice, which
certificates were to the effect that the testimony
was taken within the fourteen days prescribed by
law whereupOn your committee, by vote OF
five to two, oyerruled the objection TO said testl
m0ny and considered the same all Of which
testimony, both for the remonstrant and the re-
turned member together with the notice above
named, are referred 10 and made part Of this
report.
Your committee have agreed upon the above
statement of facts in this case reseryiug TO them
selves in their majority and minority capacity
TO make such further special report, and such
recommendations ms they may choose All Of
which Is respoctfully submitted
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And thereupOn Whitman q. Ferrn was declnr-
cd duly elected auditor Of accounts ior the two
years ensuing.
For Sergeant alarms, Mr. Wood of Fairhayen
nominated H. Q. Camp Of Montpelier; Mr.. Bis
bee Of Newport, and Senator Gardner of Benning
ton County, and Mr.. llinckley of Chelsea, see
onded the nomination of Mr. Camp. Mr. Garlic
ton Of Waitsfed, nominated A. c, Brown of
Slade Of Middlebury seconded the nomination of
Mr. Brown Senator Heath OF Washington
County nominated Truman c. Phnney Of Mont
peer Mr. Skff Of Monkton, seconded the nom
nation of Mr.. Phnney Senator Gardner Mr..
Carleton of Watsield, and Mr. Bsbee of New
port were aDpointed tellers The ballots were
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ly elected Sergeant-at-Arm for the two years en-
suing.
For Adjutant and Inspector General Mr.. Car
penter of Burlington nominated Gen. William
Wells of Burlington Mr.. Grout of Barton Sec
onded the nomination of Mr.. Wells and he was
unanimously elected by uird uoce vote
For Quarter Master General, Mr.. Poland Of
Montpelier nominated Perley Z. Pitkin of Mont
pelier Senator Eddy Of Windham County nom
mated Hon. William W. Lynde Of Marlboro /,
Mr. Richmond of Woodstock seconded the noni-
nation Of Mr. Lynde Senator Merrill of Rptland
County seconded the nomination of Gen. pitkn,
Senator Eddy, Mr., Poland of Montpelier and Mr.
Richmond OF Woodstock were appointed tellers.
The ballots were taken and counted with the fol-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-01
THE DUNDERRERG NJ

THE DUNDERBERG MINE.-Dr.
Munckton, OF the Dunderberg mine,
was in this place yesterday. He has
just returned from his mine. itl.ited
on a branch of the East Walker RIVER,
and reports the vein looking better
than ever. Inthe north drift, 100 feet
from the main tunnel, silver is be-
coming predominant, and ore has been
found in that portion Ofthe mine which
assays over 5000 per ton. In the
south drift, 60 feet south Ofthe tunnel
gold prcdOminates and free gold is to
be seen in the ore. There are q men
ut work in the mine At present. Work
upon the mill 10 stamp is progress
ing favOrablv. Meanwhile u large
amount of ore is being accumulated ut
the mine. This mine-which will
doubtless make some noise among
mining circles one Of these days-is
situated on DOgtOwn Creek, branch
of the East Walker, three miles above
the village of DOgtOwn, where there
is a company of over 50 Chinese placer
miners. The gold obtained on the
banks Of the creek at this point doubt
less came from the lead which is now
being opened and developed by DIR.
MuncktOn. The doctor deserves his
good fortune, a. he has stuck to the
mine through ''thick and thin" for
over three years; has always had
faith and has made it manifest by
works when others have weakened
and given up all hope Of developing
anything ip the mine. The doctor in
tends having some Of his richest sui
phuret ores tested by the Stadfeldt
process at the Auburn Mill. Reno
tEnteIprise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-01
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.

We gather as follows from last even
ing's News:
Nothing but the most frivolous
items of news-mere rumOrs- reach
us from Paris.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg de-
MES the story of the concentration of
troops on the Turkish border, and
adds the somewhat vague expression
that " Russian policy is one Of peace
and Justice" Bismark tells us that
German unity means peace; Victor
Emanuel says Italian unity means
peace; and Napoleon used to observe
that the 50 Empire is peace" Now
whom are we to believe? Truly may
it be said, you pays your money and
you takes your choice"
In San Francisco the Central Pacific
Railway office has swallowed up all
the less powerful of the ticket selling
concerns; Senator Cole has been fully
and he responded with his
usual vigor. 1t has been raining in
the city and it still continues to driz-
zle. Greenbacks are $50 @SS12.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-01

HOW THE DEMOCRACY OF ORE
CON TREAT THE CHINESE
QUESTION.

The mastery Msincerity OF the
Democratic party Of California upon
Tho Chinese question IS represented in
Tie late Legislature in that State, their
ten thousand blasterings and their
Act or Resolution, find q characteristic
paraiislia . recent performance of the
Democratic Legislature Of Oregon.
Tho Dsmoecats 0f California in Legis-
latnyo asaemblej enacted = law com.
pellisg Chinese immigrants arriving
in the afate to undergo vaccination
Sita Denocratie virus! but they found