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s 60, providing FOR the payment OF certain expen-
ses oil the State Cabinet, incurred during the two
pas; years passed.
5, 1873, to Incorporate the Norwich University and
Mlltary Institute after remarks explanatory of
the objects OF the bill b. Mr. Ilaskns Of Brattle-
boro, Mr. Lynde Of Marlboro moved that the hlll he
ordered to lie agreed To.
H. 40 providing for the assignment of counsel in
behalf OF respondents in criminal under ain
circumstances passed.
H. 81, for recognizing the State mi a.. ia sri-
sttute bid recOmmtted
). 81, relating tothe grand list with amendment
I Mr.. NalwOrth Of Coventry, moved 20 amend in 80
>, by striking out the word e three.' and inserting
! the word ten -; not agreed To.
No ide of Barnet, moved 10 aiIcnd 20 "a. To exempt
| from taxation the dwelling hodse any clergyman
Z who is settled in any parish disagreed TO- The
substitute bill was then passed.
H. 49, in relation TO railroad bridges. with amend
/ ments, which were agreed to passed.
Mr. Granger Of Peacham. called up H. - To pro-
| vide for the better enforcement Of criminal law,
estate police hill.'1
MIR. Granger Of Pcac,a.n. spokeat length IN favor
Mr.. Hebard of chelsea explained the action Of the
committee On judiciary in reporting against the
The bin WIS further advocated by Slessrs Buel OF
/ Mddietuwu and Stanley Of Leicester Other gen
| temen also discussed the merits of the measure
The hil the state Police I'D Wa opposed hy Mr..
! Ormsbce of Bamdon, who nded the prosecutin.
officers Of the state a 20 chan sofderelction OF duty
80 frequently made agants them, and urged that II
the people of the State would do their share of the
dliy, every rum-shop would be Slut up without this
I Jaw.
Favored by Mr. Peck Of Ira. for the reason that an
extra force necessary 10 suppress this evil in the
! large towns, whore public sentiment was not "a
favor % the enforcement OF the prohibitory law.
Favored by Mr.. Boyee of Barre who. as q member
Of the Judiciary committee, could see nothing in the
! bill that is Objectionable.
! Favored by Mr.. WalWorth of Coventry as ta-
mlnded BY the people Of his section OF the state
Mr.. Nilds OF Bristol inquired of Mr.. Urm,hee +.
! majority Of the eases presented under the prohih
| tory law in Addison and Rutland counties are mot
lost when they get into the county courts; which
Mr.. umsbee replied that he did not know that such
I is fi4f
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

The Legislature adjourned at an early
hour on Wednesday morning The con-
GLIDING proceedings did not reach as in
season for publication this week.
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IT. ALBANs Butter MARKET-On Tues
DAY, with a dull market, prices ranged as
follows Common to fair, 20 to a5c. me-
di'Tn to good, . to Doc. choice. 30 To Be:
.lections. 80.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-29

The Burlington Democrat devotes three
columns to sketch and eulogy of Theodore
Iilton. Strange to say, in the list of Mr.
Iilton's writings, no mention Is made Of bis
crowning work. the Life of Victoria Wood
hull
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l. l. L
4, Mr- Marshall of Burke, moved that the bill be
elslnissed Alter remarks by Messrs Field oftiuil-
lord Haskins of Brattleboro CARPENTER 81 Charlie
spl' Vrmsbee of Brandon. Walworth of Coventry.
the h ''iiI'eIian OF hydepark, the motion t. dismiss
II9n committee on agriculture in favor Of H. S36
~ .ne termont Dairymens Association appro-
Pitiitns sum not to exceed 500: passed
4 .vil committee on agriculture, a,ainst H. E6
10 lSncoura &c farming; third reading refused
,t oi committee on education, in favor Of H. To-
oi Eng tne compilation of the school laws with
amendment which was agreed to-vess > nays ee
! passed-ayes 81, naVs co 49,
from from committee on education. in favor of $ H.
| passed. " ''' eiiii'Hl A0'ueAiH'
From committee manufactures. in favor of $.
! company passed.
From committee on judiciary, in favor offs. %. re-
IathS 10 the Caushnawaga Ship Canal Company:
IRON committee on ways and means in favor of II
80 authorizing the state Librarian TO purchase col
| lecuons Of the Vermont Historical Society with
/ fused. &C.
From committee on judiciary, wthou; expression
% opnl"n Ii. ~, relating to the members and GER
| tam officers ut the General Assembly
! Mr.. Waterman OF Hydepark moved 10 amend by
lliAh7 the pay oi the members OF the legislature
h'e dollars per day in full for all services and ex
/ penses allowing NO mileage
ne amendment and bill was favored by Mr. Buel
] 'i " TON ana Mr. Waterman uf Hvdeuark- OBJ
! posed by Mr.. Child q Wallingiori Mr. 0rmshec of
/ brandon, Nj Fngree of Hartford. Mr. Douglass of
] Whiting, who moved the bill be ii sniissed
/ Dir. Henry OF Chester wished the bin might he
! and then be passed
The Dill was then opposed hy Mr. Bottom of New
men VINO thou5hi the pay sufficient now.
! Mt trsHc 90 Pouitney. favored tine rrinal bill
/ but was opposed 10 amendment
/ Mr.. H-we- of West Haven hoped the bin ,reuld
! not Doe dismissed, hut opposed TO the amend
meni. ne would fix the per diem pay at about what
! The bin rl- then Dismissed ,-, .t.,- , O..
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IBy Telegraph
geu York Market.
NEW YORK, Nov e..
COTTON quiet and weak sales 1904 bales mid
ding upiands l9lc.
FLOUR less active and unchanged. slles e,Om
bhls; State > 9od7 s0 round hoop Ohio % a
9 p; Western e1as o.; southern l0al2e1
GRAlN-Nheat duh, heavy. and Iq2 lower
sales 6iOJJ bushels No. . spring ] coal 81 No >
do. Il a 81 winter red Western GO a. G.;
white Mich gan g "a O.. Corn les active and
scarcely 50 firm; sales SOD bushels steamer
mixed western Oh G6I. sail do. 6sa63l Oats quiet
and firm sales 4l.OOl bushels; White PAS; old
Western mixed Jla5ii.
BEEF dull.
PROVISIONS Pork quiet, new mess &c o.. Lard
weak s!45t. Butter quiet; State 2id;st
WIIISkEY heavy and lower SEE
RICE firm; 7itsi.
SUGAR dull Musc0yado 81 4le; redaln. y: dIO.
COFFEE frm Rio l54le..
MOLASSES dull.
rURPENTINE firm; C2d62!
ROSIN quiet crude II refined z4QE.
TALLON weak; s.G9.
FREIGHTS to Liverpool qu3et and firm grain
per steam Std,
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MARRIED..

McARTHUR-SrYLEs.-In this city, at the res
denee OF the brides father, Monday, Nov 25 1872
by The Rev. Z. R. Atwill Fred +. Macarthur, Esq
OF Mount Morris n. Y, to Miss Emma F., youngest
daughter Of r. 5. Styles, of Burlington.
small select company witnessed the ceremony.
The young bride bore with her to her new home,
besides the earnest wel-wshes Of all her friends,
substantial tokens Of their affection. in beautiful
presents, amounting to nearly $500.
KELLEY-McSORLEr.-At St. Marys Church, St.
Aibans, Nov. 25th inst. by Rev. z. Druon, Barney
+. Kelley, Esq, [. 5. Inspector Of Customs. and
Miss Nancy McSorley, both Of st. Adams.
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" Why Is a woman cleaning eobwebs like
an author Of universal dictionary
" Because shes a Meb-stir
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
SENATE

/ dams W me SAFE o. real estate by guar
= 100 to exempt certain articles from attachment
pistols side arms and equipments Of
/ rom the use Of explosive oils '''' Injuries
hfpOrts.-ErOm committee nm era.,. .
refused ans +'' painting adoption
Special orders I6. CNewburv Seminary l,;i, 30
ported adversely by the committee with nyo,I
amendment by Senator Powers which va s3na ~
, y NM me amendment providing thar the TINS
-. nay sen the property in controversy for SOM
ed by the bill '-"'i9iei d. cohlempiat-
L senator Bailey read from the decision Of the Su
ee oourt 10 the effect that the conference had no
Iuhser ownership control OF the propertv Int
SSosa,ories by Senator Carpenter responded to by
senator Adams as 10 whether anv of the ,,ririr,
Iohators TO Newbury Seminary were now 1i,-i,-;
irouty The answer that e did not a,,,,,.sr
before the committee how many fF'''
senator Hinckley opposed the passage Of Ism !
nslsJnS upon the soundness and pernanency .f fbe
Z franchise 70 Newhurv va ''''
Senator Carpenter urres the r,erf,.t-, 80. d 90,
To consider the bin on its merits ''' anu 'He"
The discussion was continued nv Ssra+.r. Sttt
AuaiA1' eazeF the latter having come d, a c1n
elusian different from the rest Of the e,r7rrtt, -
'lT that sale OF the property could be autbe
Ecu " tunut anF violation OF the cursf ftitti H.
proceeded 90 give the legal view - - 81.
appeared To- him. ~ '-'7 '' u !
Senator Carpenter followed i'm tbe J,i,t. .,,t.-.
.h- somewhat into the history OF Newhur, S,.,1i-
airy, and the proceedings ia CHANGER, In refats. |
lheieto claiming that the transfer 10 NontDeIfer
gniy needed an act of the Legislature to loIizeft
ne c'nI. only decided that the transfer could not
ie made n that way. lie quoted the tr-,n....r f
~, W. CH-Ne.7itt % Nertnheld, and said with
.41 ri7'A-e Oh t-c hill and its proposed amend
ments; under consideration this would be PRECISELY
a similar ease. ''''' 4
senator Hnckley continued the arsuu,a-,i ~, .,. |
p's.i on % the h.l. lie said if the institution MA,
dead and the buildings goiug.t, decay .si.5 -
,t'I -'I' u wa. condition brought about hv the /
trends Of this hil and not by those opp5sn. IN
lie further replied 90 the argument. FL 4i,-d- .r I
.He 4ill' urging hs points against transfer with
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4 husband, whose wife has applied for
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ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKEr.-On Tues-
DAY, with a dull market, prices ranged as
follows Common to fair, % to a5c. me-
diuFn to good, p to Doe. choice. 30 to BE.
selections, 33c
The Burlington Democrat devotes three
columns to a sketch and eulogy of Theodore
Illton. Strange to say, in the list of Mr.
Iilton's writings, no mention Is made Of his /
crowning work. the Life of Victoria Wood
hull
A husband, whose wife has applied for a
divorce. writes protest to the Judge in
which he says; This plagued thing called
divorce has, ia my opinion, parted many
amanaud his WIFE just So.
CHEcNERs.-A. } Blanchard Of th, city
and John McGregor Of Essex. Vt. tn. two
leading players of this State. recently made
trial trip into Washington county. defeat
ing the best players in that section. losing
only four games ou, of one hundred.
MoSrrEuEa a well, RIVER RAuno,p
The first rail ON the line of this road was
laid in Montpelier, Thursday. at the place
Of ANTON between that road and the Vermont
Contra. road. The first spike was driven bv
Director French, and the second by Direc-
tor Poster. The work Of laying the track
will DE '.sorou~ly prosecuted.
Rlruy1>p HrIrrp Mo- a.. Nj.
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MONTPELIER a We'll, RIVER RAILROAD.
The first rail on the line of this road was
land IN Montpelier, Thursday, at the place
OF ANTON between that road and the Vermont
Contra. road. The first spike was driven by
Director French, and the second BY Direc-
'or Foster. The work Of laying the track
will DE .gorou~ly prosecuted.
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JUN AS VI Dill
The Senate came into the Hall of the House, and
Joint Assembly was formed for the election ~ Com
missioner of the Insane. For that office, Mr.. Henry
Of Chester. nominated Dr. Daniel Camphcilut Rock
ineham. seconded by Mr.. Boynton ot Woodstock,
Mn stevens W Westminster. Nj Swain OF Rocking
ham. Mr. Field Of Springfield,
Mr. Pin-rec of Ilartforlnominated Dr. :. J. Allen
Of Hartford; seconded dy Senator Bi-clow.
Mr. Iichard ~ Chelsea, nominated DR.. Henry
Boynton OF Woodstock seconded by Mr. Ormsbee
Of Brandon, Senator Scott, Mr. Rodgers 81 New
The Chair appointed as tcllers Senator B.-clow.
Mr. Henry of Chester, and Mr.. Rogers 90. Newhury.
The ballot was taken with the following result
Whole number of votes..-...-......... ~
Necessary for q choice---.-.----.--...- llf
Henry Boyntun had. .-.....- -.-...-. ls4
Daniel Campbell had..-............... 80
Samuel j. Allen had. Observation-Disclosures. -
Victoria Woodruff had. ...-...-.-..-.-.
And thereupon DR.. Henry Bo,uton OF Woodstock
was duly declared elected Commissioner % the In
sane for the two years ensuing.
The Senate then withdrew.
H. 42i TO rcorganize the Militia Mr. Orm-hee Of
Brandon moved that the bin be ordered 10 lie Mr..
IIaskins Of Brattleboro, favored the motion, the
GROUND that the bill should be 50 amended as %
lessen the expense Of the state He stated the ex-
uenses OF the militia would amount 10 snGl1 for the
present year. II is further purposed 60 cut down
the militia so as to provide for one regiment instead
OF two.
Mr. Lyndc Of Marlboro had no objection t. the
hill being being ordered TO lie, IL an amendment
he made that would reduce the expenses Of the mill
tia and still have an efficient State militia
Mr. Hebard Of Chelsea, thought all the time spent
on this bill woBld be lost
The bill was then rccommit.ed o. the comm ttce
On military affairs
Mr. Smith Of St. Adams, from committee on ways
and means, reported a bill making provision. for
the support Of government; passed.
Several Senate bills were referred 10 appropriate
committees.
Joint Resolution. From the Senate relating to
the Secretary Of the Board Of Agriculture, &c;
adopted.
Mr. Davis OF Reading. called up H. -, making
further appropriation To the Normal Schools OF this
state the question being on the adoption Of the
amendments proposed by the committee. The COM
mittee Withdrew their special report, and recon-
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signed by Mr. Wild OF Craftsbury, SIR. Miles OF
Albany and Mr.. Thompson Of lrasburgh; and pass
ed.
. S 1885, to amend an act to Incorporate the village
" Montpelier passed.
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Extraordinarily Mr.. Henry 81 Chester that
the t,int resolution providing 'or final adjournment
an Ne,,a. iav morning next DE reese nded; which
elected mach discussion. and inquiry A. 10 the
sr,o1n, business before the House and in the
hands Of committees. The motion by Mr.. Bailey Of
Norrist W. 10 lay On the table was rejected. On
the question Of the adoption Of the resolution, Mr..
Lewis of Norwich demanded the yeas and nays,
which were takeu-ayes l0j, nays i09 So the reso-
luton was not adopted.
iii. =. making further appropriation for the Nor
nal Sehools OF this state; committee recommend
fhat the sum be reduced from 500 % 500 and If SO
amended that the bill be passed.
Mr. Davis Of Reading, moved 70 amend 80 as %
Normal schools at Randolph and johnson only,
Ordered 70 lie, On motion at Mr.. Ormsbee Of Bran
don.
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on motion of Mr.. swain Of R0ckin cham, the read
Ing Of yesterday journal was dispensed with.
Rss0liifi0us-By Mr.. Sanh0rn % Lyndon. that dur
inc the remainder OF the session. evening sessions be
held at o'clock; on notion %. Ar. Iay.- oi Read
ing, ordered To lie.
By Nj Bushnell of Waitsield, that any noise
made by the stamping o. feet, or the dropping OF
desk lids or IN any other manner o. dehar any
member from speaking on the ioor Of this House is
moi u accordance with the principles % free speech.
and +. not countenanced by the members OF this
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