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OWE TRESTLE BRIDGE
Across
BIG RACCOON CREEK

At the residence Of d. A. Pinney. in Brown
township.
Ruilders to furnis all the material, except
the lumber IN the bridge near the residence
of VIM. Fee.
The plans an specifications are on hle foe
inspection n the ApdIiOr's Office. t-
Contractor. will be required to give
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BOND AND SECURITY

To the satisfaction Of the Commissioners for
the faithful performance Of the work. The
commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
By order Of Commi ssoners.
WV, BELFORD,
decl5 Auditor Vinton Go. o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
From the Bennington Blnner
The Second District.

The effort being made by Judge Steele and
his friends, in the Second Congressional Dis
trct, to depose Hon, l.. p. Poland. and give
his seat in Congress to Judge Steele, meets
with quite general opposition, on the part of
those who are fully conversant with the facts
that should govern the action OF the voters
in that District. To us the contest was only
Of such interest as every Vermonter should
feel in the character and influence and ability
of our Congressional representation. We
were of those who hoped that Judge Poland
would be retained 10 his seat in the Senate
aud that Hon. Justin s. Morrill,, as member
of the House, would through the important
and somewhat perilous years that have fol-
lowed, hold his position as chairman of the
Ways and Means in the Representative branch
of Congress. The legislature of our State
oyerrued this desire, which very many, we
think majority of their constituency, held,
aud by advancing Mr.. Morrill, to the Senate,
vacated the office Of Congressman for the Sec-
ond District, and the Craftsmanship of the
most important committee in Congress. For
unately, Hon. II. Il. Dawes, Of our neigh
boring District in Massachusetts, was given
Mr. Morrill's place at the head OF his Com
mttee, and with equal wisdom and good
Judgment, Mr., Poland was sent by his cou-
stitueney in the Second District, to Gil the
seat on the floor of the House, vacated by
the promotion of our able and honorable Sem
ator. To distinguish between the fitness Of
either of the gentlemen for the positions they
then, or now hold, would be difficult task.
To vacate either Of those positions in favor
Of any other person, at the present time,
would most surely be a national as well as
State calamity, and we should just as soon
expect that the next Congress, upon the lean
and unworthy claim Of rotation in office"
would dispace Hon, Henry l.. Dawes from
the craftsmanship Of the ways and means, as
that Vermont, for the same unworthy rea-
son, or any other reason. should drop from
her delegation, Hon. l.. Z Poland.
We do not choose to dictate to the voters
of the Second District not even as strongly
as the papers of that District have sought to
teach us duty in the matter Of Congressional
nominations 10 this District, but as matter
of Importance to the people of our State, we
earnestly hope the present able and iuhuen-
tial member from that District will not be
exchanged for any man, be he ever so anx-
ious or popular
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.

Rssolpiioa-.By Mr. Kellogg, referring the
portion of the Governors Message relating to
town Libraries, to a select committee of live, to
he appointed by the chair adopted.
The chair appointed as this committee, Messrs
Reynolds, Carpenter, Bailey, Kellogg, Smith.
The chair also appointed as committee under
the ith joint rule, Messrs iluughton, Reynolds.
Buterield. On joint rules, Messrs, Adams and
BHrtett. On the reform school, Messrs. Shedd.
Wilson and Rogers.
Joint reSoiuIon.--From the House, relating to
he abolition Of the fianking privilege, and the
'eductnn of postage.
Mr.. Iluckley opposed the resolution, and on
notiun of Mr.. Gleason, laid upon the table.
Mr.. Spngue moved that when the Senate ad
lnurn it adjourn till Monday afternoon next at
,'rlpck, Opposed by Mr.. Powers and Morrill,.
Nc. Powers demanded the yeas and nays Yeas
3, nays 90. ns follows
Yeas - Messrs. Bigelow, E-tey, H,ughton
Humphrey, Reynolds, Rogers, Sprague, Veazey-
Nays-AIessrs. Adams, Ballard, Barnes, Bart
EFT, Bdtterteld, COlburn, Culton, Gleas N. Hnck-
ey, Kellogg, King, lamh, Mlsun, Morrill, Pow
srs, Scott, Sledd, Smith. Stiles, WiisJn-20.
On motion of Mr. King, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Joint Resolutions the Senate, providing
,r Joint Assembly On Tuesday next, at half
past two o'c1ck, in the aiteTnoon T., hear the re-
port OF the committee appointed to canvass the
votes for county and probate officers, and II nee
,ssary tl complete the election of the same !;
adopted
From the Senate, that committee of two SEN
ltOrs and three members Of the House of Repre-
sentativcs be appointed 10 visit, investigate and
make report upon the cUndiliOn Of the persons
| confined in the Vermont Insane Asylum as in
sine persons, and whether any persons are now
r have been confined there during the last two
wears rs insane persons who are not or were not
insane with lull "A send FIR "a nd
papers.
MIR. Butterield, of Wilmington, moved that
the resolution be laid on the table, 10 awnt the
ecentinn OF the report OF the Commissioner of
the Insane.
MIR. uenry, of Chester, opposed the motion to
ay ON the table, on the ground that many rumOrs
ah 'at in regard 10 the management Of the In
-nne Asylum, and no actin which the Legislature
can take to confirm or reiute the truth Of thOse
reports can be regarded as too haSty. Ii true,
they should be known To this Legislature at once
il not true, the managers OF the Institution
should be relieved of the feeling that is being
created against them by their speedy contradic-
tim.
Mr., Frisbie, of Poultney, concurred in the re-
marks ul the gentleman from Chester, and hoped
the resolution would not he laid on the table.
The motion was then llst, and the resolution
adopted in concurrence
Mr. Ballou, Of Burlington, moved that when
the House adjourns this afternoon, it be until
Monday morning, at the usual hour; which was
disagreed tu.
on moti.n of Mr.. whitcomb. of Ludlow, adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

On the Library, Messrs. Estey and Gleason.
Resolutions BY Mr.. Adams, that the com
mittoe On the judiciary be instructed to inquire
whether any further legislation is necessary to
prevent the admission Of patients To the Vermont
Asylum for the insane, when such persons are
not, in any proper sense, the proper subjects for
such an institution, and 10 report by bill or other
wise On motion Of Mr.. Powers, ordered to lie
By Mr.. King, that the two houses meet in Joint
assembly ON Tuesday next, at halt pnst two 10
the afternoon 10 hear the report Of the committee
appointed 10 cnnyass the votes for county and
probate officers, aud II necessary to complete the
election ul the same adopted.
Bills introduced and Reftrred-By Mr.. Rey-
nolds, that in the absence OF any agreement in
writing 10 the contrary the legal rate of interest
shall he 6 per cent. per annum to committee on
judiciary
BY Mr. Bigelow, to incorporate the Burlington
Paper Company; To general committee.
Mr. Powers called up the resolution in relation
to the Vermont Insane Asylum, aud the Same was
adopted.
Mr.. Reynolds called up the resolution intro
duoed yesterday upon the same subject. MIR.
Butterfed called for the reading Of the resolution.
Mr. Butterfeld was in favor Of most OF the reso-
luton, but he thought that 50 lar as IL pro-
yided for committee to visit the Institution, il
could be Of no practical Importance. lie thought
the time and money had better he spent in a
thorough Investigation ut Montpelier, and that
power he given 10 send for persons and papers.
Mr.. Carpenter advocated visiting the institu-
tiOn by the committee the best means OF pro-
curing reliable information as to the condition
and management Of the snne. Mr. Bntteifeld
Withdrew his objection, and the resolution was
adopted
On motion of Mr., Humphrey, adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
s c r o + y L A ,
Scrofulous Humors.

If VFGEriSE will relieve pain, cleanse purify and
cure such diseases restoring the patient 70 perfect hoath
alter trying different physicians many remedies suffer.
ing inr years, IA 10 not conclusive proof II you are
mcr'r, you can he curedi Why ie this medicine pcr.
forming such great curef II works 10 tho blood In the
circulating Nud. II truly Dee called The Grfaf H10d
nntRsr 1he great source Of disease orrnates In tbe
blood and no medicine that does not act directly upon
" 10 purify and ronoyate has any just claim upon pul
lie attention. When the blood Incomes lcesa and stag
nant either from change Of weather or climate want of
.1ercise, Irregular diet, from any other cause the
NEggtiNg will the blood carry on the putFd hu.
nofs cleanse The stomach regulate the bowels and i'm
part tone OF vigor TO the whole body The conviction
s, 10 the public mind we'll ~ In the medical profes-
don that the remedies supplied by tho Isgsilbs Ring-
tom are safe sul in the cure II dscaso
Than mineral medicines Vaccine is compuscd Of roots
hark ard herbs II pie SAINT 10 takc and perfectly
piie 10 eiYe infant in Ssrufua the VaGtfiSg has
performed wonderful cures where many other remedies
have failed will be seen by few Of tho many testi-
mouiala given
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
HOUSE.

Prayer by the chapnla.
The Journal VI yesterday was read and approved.
Petitions by Mr.. Boyce, Of Barre, OF Al
,hunzO Ladd, to he admitted to seat in the
House as the representative Of the town Of Rox-
Jury 10 committee on elections
By Mr.. B yden, Of Barnard, relating 70 tho
hitting school districts to committee on educa-
tion.
Inc speaker announced that the clerk had sp-
pmn'ed as bis assistants,
Mr.. l. 2. Knapp, Of Middlebury
WIN. w. Ssickney, Of Plymouth
sherman NJ. Davis, Of Westminster.
RsolHions.--By Mr.. Grlut, Of Newport. that
81 much oi tho Governors message as relates to
Oreign insurance companies be referred TO the
ommittee on corporations; adopted.
by Mr.. Guild, Of Rupert, that 80 much Of the
GuvcrnOr' message a. relates TO manufactures be
referred % committee on manufactures adopted
Bils introduced and Referred-By Mr.. But
ierheld Of Wilmington, relating to interest; N
ommittec on Judiciary
BY Mr.. Field Of Guilford, an act taxing depo.
IT, in saving Banks to Committee on Banks.
by Mr.. Pitkin. Of Montpelier, to amend an act
90 Incorporate the Montpelier and Wells River
Railroad Company tc cpmmitte on railrOads
BY Mr.. Ormsbee, Of Brandon, to Incorporate
the Newton X Thompson Manufacturing COM
pany 70 committee on manufactures.
by Mr.. Field, Of Milton, 10 legaize the grand
list Tor the town Of Milton for the year 1877
'hinmitttt On kiNUu il-t.
By Mr. Swain, Of Rockingham, t establish a
water department for the village oi Bellows Falls
to committee on corporations.
Report MIR. FrshIe, of Puultn.y, for commit
zee on Rules, reported substantially the rules Of
the last session, with three important changes
which report was adopted.
Joint Resolutions BY Mr. Pingree, OF Hart
ford, that our Senators and Representatives in
Congress from this State be requested 70 favor the
total ab litOn OF the iranking privilege, and such
a reduction Of the present rates Of postage as
nay be consistent with the natiJnai welfare, and
% use all honorable means tor the promotiauo Of
these ends and that the Secretary Of State be
directed TO forward a copy Of this resolution to
tno President of the United States, the P,Jstmas-
ter General, and each Of the Senators and Repre-
4entativeS in Congress from this State adopted
IN the part Of the House.
| By Mr.. Henry, Ut Chester, that so much of the
Governors Message as relates to the condition Of
the Insane Asylum he referred toa j1int committee
# two members from the Senate and three men,
crs IRON the House, whose duty it shall be to visit
aid institution, and report ~ the Legislature the
condition of said buildings, what alterations or
additions are necessary, and probable expense
hereof on motion Of MIR. Butterfeld. of Will
uingtun, ordered to lie.
On mltion Of Mr.. Waterman, of Hydepark,
adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

JOINT Resolution BY MIR. Adams, that the
ioint rules of the last session be adopted as the
rules of this session until others are adopted
Adopted
BY Mr.. Carpenter, that the two Houses meet in
Joint Assembly at half past ten O'Clock 10 morrow
morning to receive the report of the Committee
10 canvass the votes for State officers Adopted
JOINT resolution from the House relating b
Joint rules, on motion OF Mr.. Bgelow was ordered
10 lie, a Senate resolution OF the same import
having already been passed in concurrence
The President nominated and the Senate Rp-
pointed the following committee on the part OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Situated In Shehurn, w.. on the Rutland Burlng-
ton r. H., convenient to tne Village Post Office Depot,
Church, &c, and only six miles nom Burlington Con
about TAO best tlahe land which will easily
keep stock cquiva Mt to 2a cows and team, wiuter
aud summer. Good house two stories, conveniently
planned, and will accommodate large family parlur,
stng-room, dningroom kitchen 2hedrooms, hall pan
tries Ac first noor, and many rooms a. owe. Barn
recent built at cost Of $iOGli lixiO with
30K70 finished Oh with all the modern Improvements,
Including running water throughout AsO sheds ice
house and other convenenees Has large apple orch
rd including 81 standard varieties which though 1t has
not vet fully matured has yielded sbi bbs In one
season. Also great variety Of pears, plums grapes
&c Large first growth sugar grove. with sugar house
pans &c. Plenty of hard wood The farm win produce
more than suficitnt 10 net large per eentage its
cost For further particulars and more complete des
eription, apply to, or address, ,.,,,.
W-i2,i5 dS&s Shelhurn, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

The Republicans in two towns in CAL
edonia County have held caucuses aud elected
delegates to the Congressional district con-
vention. in Advance Of the call for the convea-
ton They we're in favor of Steele, and this
is what We should call Steeling the march on
Poland.--St. Albaas Messenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
A GREAT CHANCE
ADMIYIsTRAToR' SALE
VARIABLE REAL ESTATE!

The homestead, and all the lands belonging to the
estate Of the late Amer Hubbard, in the village Of
montpelier consisting Of two-sOry double brick house
IA sheds and barns attached with thirteen acres Of
and In high state Of cultivation, situated between
and bordering Barre Street and Onion River giving
frontage on each Of about ninety rods.
Also about twelve acres oi land the north side Of
the same frontage Barre Street, and adjoining the
grounds of the Vermont Conference Seminary and fe
male College,
Also 6ny acres of wood and pasture land, adjoining
he farm OF NJ Sahin which has some valuable timber on
H. u needs hut moments reflection for one TO appre
cate the advantages this estate possesses,
J. Q. EMERY, Administrator
Montpelier July 2 1872. 29-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
CONSUMPTION CAN BE cUREDl
sCHENCKiS PULMONfC SYRUP,
srntN KS SEAWF ED TONIC,
SCuENCk's MANURAkt PILLS.

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con
sumption
somotimcs medicine that will stop cough Sill onet
the death U the patient u locks up the liver
stops the cifru alton or Tie luud, hcnorrhagc follow
ant u ict co-eu thc action Of the yory organs that
caused che cou-h,
Liver complaint aud dyspepsia are the causes of two
tini- DO thc ca-Hs oi consumption Many are now com
piaiuu. with dull am 10 the side the bowels some
tWe. ru-fNe auf sumttmrs tao ioesri tongue coated
paIo W thr shoulder adr feeling sometimes vrry rest
lcss and nt other tunes dfowsy The food that Is taken
lcs heavily Un the stomach, accompanied with acdit
aud ncichn of wind. These -tm ptom- usually orginat
from tIsufdccd condition Of tHe stomach ur torpid
liver Persons nfittfd 10 they take two heavy
cold NJ the cOul n these cases he SUD cnly stopped
The luu4s. liver nud stomach clog, and remain torpid
aul uaefe nnd before thc patient is aware NJ DIS stu
alton che luu-s m1ss ui sores and liberated and
death De- tie inevitable result
Scheme 's pu'mOuc Syrup is an eXpectorant which
doo- not contin uy opium upr auy thing calculated ~
check a cough Fufdenly.
Stheuck's scnwccd Tonic dissolvcs the food mike,
with the gastric juice oi the stomach. dgrsts easily
nlurishes the s ssn amt creates healthy circulation
OF the blood Nhcn the Owcis costve, skin sal low
nrd the patient is Of a bilious habit schtncks Man
drake Pills arc required.
These medicines are prepared and sold by nr. J. II
SCHENrk SuN, Northeast corner of sixth and Arcl
Streets, Philadelphia. Penn. aud Tor sale by Gto. &
GOODA IN a co b Hanover street b son, and JOIN
liENRli Co loge Place, New York Wholcsal'
Agents.
For sale hy Druggists generally. 37-u
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SENATE


Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved
The chair announced the appointment of Ed
ward NJ Brown, OF Montpelier, as reporter Of the
proceedings Of the Senate for the present biennial
session.
The chair nominated, and the Senate appointed
the following committees
,In nnnunAa Ihn vuIc. l1r cnnnIu md Sintn nlnnra
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

And thereupon d. NJ. Camp, of Newport. was
declared duly elected Clerk of the House OF Rep
resentatves for the two years next ensuing, and
presenting himself at the bar Of the House was
duly sworn
On motion of Mr.. Harris, of Panton, ad-
iourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

ADDISON COUNTY.
J. Warren Barnes, Ferrisburgh
Marshall Smith, Bridport.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
NJ S Colburn, Manchester;
c. l.. lloughton North Bennington
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Calvin Morrill, ST. Johnsbury,
Charles Rogers, Wheelock,
oniTIENDEN COUNTY.
George II Bigelow Burlington
John l.. Mason, Richmond
a. o. Humphrey, underhill
ESSEX COUNTY.
John NJ. Bartlett, Brighton.
rRASkLiS coUNTY.
Dana r. Bailey, st. Alhans
William II. Stiles, Montgomery
George A. Ballard Fairfax.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Asa Reynolds, Alburgh
LAMomLE COUNTY
H. H. Powers, Morrisyille.
ORANGE COUNTY.
William r. Shedd, Newhury
Lyman q. Ilinckley Chelsea
ORLEANS couNrY.
EP Cnlton, lrasburgh;
H. c. Wilson, Troy
RUTLAND COUNTY.
y. T. Sprague, Jr. Brandon;
W. G Neazey, Rutland
Henry G Gleason, Shrewsbury;
L. Howard Kellogg Benson.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
lIcmnn Carpenter, Mortified;
Clark King, East Montpelier.
wNDnAV COUNTY.
j l. Butterfeld, Grafton;
Jacob Estey, BrattleborO.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Charles NJ Lamb Sluth Royaton
Luther Adams, Chester
Charles w Scott, Plymouth.
The Senate then proceeded to elect President
,ro tenn Mr. Bailey. Of Franklin county, pre-
ented the name Of Hon. Ileman Carpenter Of
Washington county. MIR Shedd, Of Orange
county, presented the name Of his colleague,
Ion L. G. lIinekley. Mr.. Veazey, Of Rutland,
econded the nomination Of Mr.. Ilnckey. Mr..
Jolton. Of Orleans county. seconded the nomina-
ion Of Mr.. Carpenter
The vote was as loows-Alr Bailey and Mr..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

And thereupon Franklin Fairbanks, the repre-
sentative Of the town Of st. JOhnsbury, having
received majority of all the votes cast, was de-
clared elected Speaker Of the House Of KepFescn-
tatives for two years ensuing.
The Secretary Of State designated Mr.. llehard
of Chelsea and Mr.. pitkin Of Montpelier, TO wait
on the Speaker elect, inform him Of his election,
and conduct him to the chair
The committee performed the duty assigned
them, whereupon the speaker was duly sworn =,
and addressed the House as follows
- lientlemeu of the House Of Representatives
most sincerely thank you for this expression
Of your confidence in electing me 10 this position
of responsibility and honor.
When looked over the columns Of the Rutland
Herald this morning and read the names OF those
WIN have 80 hOnOrably and ably filled the Office
of speaker such names as Folte, Tracy, Powers,
Grandey, Elmunds, Stewart, Joyce, and a score
of Others. must say that | clme To the chair
with some feeling Of trepidation, remembering
my inexperience but relying upon your active
sympathy and support, accept the trust, pledg-
ing YOU nv utmost endeavJrs to discharge the
duties of the Office to the best Of my ability.
In all our deliberations, let spirit of candor,
kindness and forbearance guide Us and if we are
faithful and prompt and rely upon the Divine
blessing, while in the discharge Of our trust, we
shall when we return to our constituency, receive
their welcome, d" Well done, good and faithful
servants. ~
The speaker directed the House to the election
of clerk for two years ensuing, and requested
that ballots be prepared and forwarded for that
purpose; all oe ua,.,o,vr rou;0o,oa n N
Camp of Newport seconded by Mr Field of
Guiliord Mr. Butterfeld Of Wilmington, Mr..
Henry of Chester. Mr.. Bottum OF New Haven.
| Mr. Ballou of Burlington nominated Henry n
| Newell of Shelburne seconded by Mr.. Ormsbct
Of Brandon and Mr.. Smith of st. Adams
| Mr. Buell o. Middletlwn and Mr., BiLlou o.
Burlington were appointed tellers, and the bal