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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .<CFE;z'sses,
W COMPANY. s~:s-E.G-.sr.sas

FOR NEW YORK.
THIS company VIII dispatch one OF taglr spicnd!e
stc:,iucrS-GLD DOMINION, WGANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, ana kiCIIMOND-avcry TUESDAY. FRI
DAY. ana SUNDAY ut high water.
These ships are entirely new, aud we're built eS-
pr:ssly for this route.
They have splen1d saloons, s,atcrUo:rs, and bath
rp3nlS.
The fare, accommodations, :rd attentions ere au.
surpassed.
Goods sh!ppe,! By this line are landed regularly II
New York OH tie conpany's covered pier, 81 Nort
river.
frciynis Tor points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual eI-
peuSeS incurred.
Freight received until p. D. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, ZIP. Storage, So and
IS.
For further information apply u
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 co., Agents,
my19 Office Comrauy's wharves. Rockets.
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DILL AD ELPHIA, RICH xsFTT
u MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM SksszsssssssSs-
SHIP LINE-FOR PHlLADELphIA PROV;
DENCE. BOSTON. AID ALL NEW ENGLAND
S'rATES, THREE TIMES WEEk.-Untii further
notice the steamers OF this line will make tri-cckly
trips. Leaving FhiIadelhhia! every pEShA 7;
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SATURDAY, con
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same :.:y GA Cape Cod, lsmiiug At Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves Philadelphia.
JAMES ". MCCARRlCK,
General Southern Agent,
ID. ID. MINK,
de 10 General Eastern Agent.
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r ANDRETH'S GARDEN-SEEDS.

WHERE TO BUY THEM IN RICHMOND.
For the protection Of al patrons OF LANDRETH'S
CELEBRATED GARDEN-SEEDS wEo get their
supplies in Richmond we take this method OF in.
forming them that they be bought Of the follow
ing reliable Richmond houscs-viE.:
BODEK CIR BROTHERS, 1444 east Main street;
a. w. NOTING. DR., 1549 Main street;
POWHATAN L. DuPuY, 427 east Broad street,
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE Seventeenth and Franklin
streets:
J. E. E. NASuRIER, 1907 Franklin street;
L. WAGNER. Sixth and Broad streets;
Il. 7, REEVE, 602 Marshall street;
MILLER G PIERCE, Fifth and Marshall streets
T.. L. SALE, 2O01 Venablc street:
w. W. WALKE Il CO., Cary and Laurel streets;
DOVE K DAY. Third aud Main streets;
DAVIS g. BROTHER. Hcnrico turnpike.
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RICHMOND, Y DIRK RIVER AND cHESr"AHEl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY u. lc11.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP.-The firm of y. II. MOTT 6 CO. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, A. II. MOTT hay
Ing purchased the interest OF j. II. GRESHAM. a.
II. MOTT assumes all the liabilities Of the late hrm.
and IS alone authorized to collect and sign the
name Of the firm in liquidation. All parties in
debted 70 the concern are requested TO come Tor
ward and settle and those having claims against the
firm will present them to a. u. MOTT for settle
ment. ANDREW II. NOTI,
FEBRUARY 8, 1878. j. II. GRESHAM.
In 10
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Old aFE#A
4 Dominion Steamship Comrany's ssss ssissszs
steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch, Will sail
FRIDAY, March 22d, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock Thursday evening.
Through bills CT ladng signed ana goods ior-
warded with dispatch to all points North, south,
east. and wcst also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, SIG roilud-trlE tickets,
$24. Storage. Sc and IS.
For freight or passage apply to
G. ". ALIEN & CO.. Agents.
NH GOAT Conpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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: PARTNERSHIPS.

DKSS0LUTIONS & PARTNERSHEPS.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The concern of MCCOULL, SULLI-
VAN & co. was dissolved on the LIST day OF JAN
uary. 1877, by the Withdrawal OF j. +. NEIS-
WNNGER NEIL MCCOULL,
j. +. SULLIVAN,
j. L. NEISWANGER.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned, having purchased the interest
of J. Z. NEfSWANGER, will continue under the
style OF MCCOULL, SULLIVAN 81 CO., assuming
NEIL McCOULL,
mil I-F4w j. L. SULLIVAN.
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Through tickets SOLD ut CARRIERS. S26 Main street;
Exchange IIo.cl. aud Oh board steamer. baggage
checked through. .
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth;
Newborn, Washington. and Tarboro', " c., and all
landings on Tar river: Washington, d. c.. Boston,
and regular landings on james at lowest rates
The steamer ARIEL has 'a'ely been almost en-
,rcly rebuilt ard rrfarnishcd In an elegant aud
costly manner, and Is confidently rccommcnded rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
l.. u. TATUI, superintendent.
SOB Main street and Rockets.
j. ". NCCsRRICK, Agent, Norfolk. NH 23
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RICHMOND, February 81, 1878.
WE HAVE SOLD TO MESSRS. MIL
w LER 6 PIERCE our interest in the stock, fix
lures, and business of POLK MILLER & co. The
business will be conducted by MeSsrS MILLER &
PIERCE under the same firm-name of POLK
MILLER 6 co. All persons indebted will make
payment TO them, Snd all having claims will present
Them to MeSsrs. POLK MILLER & co. for pay
ineui. PURCELL, LADD u co. +
AS will be seen by the above. we have purchased
the interest of Messrs. Purcell, Laid & Co. in the
bushes; of FOLK MILLER 81 CO., and will continue
il ut the same place, corner Of Ninth and Main
streetssunder the same 1rm-name OF POLK MIL
LER e CO.
fe 2S-lm MILLER G PIERCE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

The Montpelier Journal gives column to
a recital q certain charges against the Uni
verify Of our State. These charges are false
and calumnious, without exception. The
University never lolbicd any measure at
Montpelier. 1t did not make or NEEDLE with
the legislation resulting in tie uniting of the
Uniycrsity of Vermont and the State Agri-
cultural College. 1t accepted the present
charter as means of saving to the State the
Agricultural Fund but the proposition to
unite the University and the Agricultural
College came not from the University, but
10 it. 1t was the urged, not the urging,
party The statements in regard to Prof.
Collier are pure inventions, made, for tic
most part, out Of whole cloth. The Uniyer-
sity has not perverted the Congressional
fund, but has expended it in accord
ancc with its charter. The House having
passed a resolution for a committee Of in
yestisation. which will doubtless be eora-
peten; to arrive at the facts on these points,
a news paper discussion Of them is hardly
necessary The University has always wei
comed any investigation, which the State
nav choose to institute. 1t has not suffered,
aud will not suffer, IRON any investigation at
the hands of fair and candid men. But,
pending the result Of an investigation, it is
rot too much 10 ask the fair and honorable
members of the Legislature to decline to be
rrejudiced against an important State lnsti-
futon by charges obviously instigated ~
ualirc ard rnyorthy rivalry.
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gerry and the statute of limitations. jury
could not agree and were discharged, stand
ing seven for plaintiff and five for defendant
F.W Baldwin OF Barton and Heath y Carleton
appeared for the plaintiff and FISK Y john
son for defendant.
James McKellop V \. u. Jaclman and
y. +. AyerIl. This was an action Of tres
pass and trover for the taking of one hum
dred cords of wood by defendant Juckman
as administrator of tho estate of LlugdOn c.
Wheelock, and by y. I. AyerIll who - dep
uty sheriff served the suit of attachment and
also the execution Of Jackman admir-. vs..
Calvin Carpenter 10y attaching, lcyying upon
and selling the wood which is in dispute
The plaintiff claims that he bought the wood
OF Carpenter and had moved 1t ont of the
sugar lot and piled it mp 10y the roadside be
fore attachment was made. The defendants
justify their taking the wood, not only by
the officers plea OF attachment and sale. bat
also that Carpenter VINO WAS murtgagur Of
the farm on which the wood grew, cut the
same after condition broken and he had
been notified to cut no wood except as he
drew it to defendant or applied the proceeds
upon his debt to defendant JarkIulus iutes-
tate and that for all wood so cut and sold
Carpenter, the mOrtgagor, and Mckellop,
the vendee (who was notified Of the real
ownership were liable as Joint trespassers.
The Jury after full twenty-iOur hours con-
sideritiOn brought in a verdict for the plain
tiff to recover OF the defendants Sl0l 81 pro-
badly finding that the administrator knew
u and consented to the trade between Nc
keliOp and Carpenter This ease WAS very
.noroughly tried. and because OF the law
points involved was very interesting. 1t was
considered at the Supremc Court August
term, 1877 and remanded for new trial. 1t
being hell error for the judge belo" to di-
rect 4 verdict for defendants because there
was evidence of license from the admlnistra-
tor to MckellOp to buy the wood. Messrs.
Boyee and J. \. Wing for plaintiff and Hea-
ton and Heath for defendants.
The grand jury reported Thursday alter
noon, Sept %. They brought in thirty-tive
true bills" and two mot found' and thir-
teen cases they had declined to consider.
They complained of the county jail and
unanimously joined in petition to the Leg
islature to repair and enlarge the court
hpuSp
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Bills intrcducod-Ey Mr. Brigham o. Essex. to
commute the sentence 81 EdwaIj IaIo; oTlsteu
10 lie on motion o. Mr. RctdIngtOn Of Rutl1n1-
BY Mr. NoTtono Of Huntington. IN sGdition to sec
"a OF chap - o; the = relating - repairs OF high
ways and bridges; To Committee On Highways
Bridges ami Ferries.
Ey Mr. Hiss OF bradford. ,ssab!i.hin. the sala-
ries Of certain state officers and the compensation
OF certain State employ CS. STATE treasurer slStu
State Auditor 81, 40 Secretary o. State Sl.an. Ad
jutlnt and Inspector Gcncral SGu1, messengers anu
Pages in Senate and House and Executive Cham
her sl.50 per dry; to committee on Salaries acd
Fees.
ResoIution-By ar Collins OF Barton. that no
bill shall hereafter ne entertained by this House
prOviiin. for the change OF the name Of any por-
son and constituting him heir at law OF another per
son or ptrsOns, unless tho members intrOduclns
such bill shall state before the House when he in
PRODUCES such bill that the object sought by such
bill cannot be attained under the provisions Of sec.
T. :, 5, Q, 10 and II Of chapter SC OF the or any
amezdatory thereto. adopted
Joint Resolution FIR, m the Senate, providing
for a jGint assembly At 2aj5 O'clock on Thursday
afternoon, Oct. l6 TO hear the report o, the com
mittce TO canvass votes Tor county tcers' adopted
in concurrence.
Reports-From the Committee on Agriculture,
in II a, To amend the acs establishing the
Board Of Agriculture; third reading refused.
Mr. RectirgtOn of futllnd, called VI House bill
relating to the Communication OF the sentence OF
Edward TatrO and opposed its reference to a
special Committee. pre:erTing the reference to the
regular Committee On judiciary.
MIR Spra- cue of Brandon. concurre with Mr. Red-
ington as 10 the reference Of the bill and favored
its reference TO tho judiciary Committee
Mr. Bingham Cf Essex. said he introduced the
bill by request, accompanied with request for a
special committee; as IN accordance with prece-
dents in cases o! bills o. thi; Kind. The judiciary
committee are overhurdcued with work, and g
special committee ccu.d take this matter into spe-
cal consideration.
Mr. Hubbard o! !yluu,h, favored the reference
to special committee u relieve tho judiciary COM
mittce OF the burden q. work THAI IS being put
upon It,
Mr. Camp OF Newport, opposed the reference 10 a
spcell committee and favored reference to judi
ciary committee being best qualified to judge OF
the legal points that must arise.
Mr. Collins Of Barton, also favored reference IL
judiciary Committee 80 Is not to have many
special committees appointed by the House.
The reference 10 a special committee was then
refused and the ball VAS re;eTTeI 10 Committee on
Judiciary.
ON motion Of Mr. C!ari G! falmouth, the House
adjourned
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it remains so the members find making -
per diem in Montrelier very tCl9Iahie bust
ness.


MonTrELILR, Oct 9, ISIS
To the Editor OF the Free Press and Ti.les
Way Judge Poland should favor the elcc'
ton Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court 50
early in the Session, and bef,re the election
OF tho other State officers. and before the
election Of United States Senator,is puzzle
to most Of tho members. 1t is unusual 10
elect the Judges or any other State ciheerS
as carly as the second week of the Session OF
the Legislature. Ii would seem that the
Judges should tc the last Of the State officers
to be elected, since there are liable to be
changes in the law regulating the nGnb"r
of iudrss. There are those who believe that
five Judges is a sufficient number to do all
the business required, and thar five would
make better court than greater number
There is no need OF haste in the election "i
Judges AMI it is likely the Joint Assembly
tomorrow Tor this purpose will adjourn
until alter he election of United State. SsG-
ator One bill affecting the Judiciary Is
already introduced, which may become
law There is also one new judge to be
elected as successor to Juds1 Wheeler The
Governor appointed Judge Danton. oi Hat-
land, to fill the vacancy until the iesi'iA-
ture could elect judge, and have heard
no one mentioned in opposition II Mf-
Dunton still 1t is matter of sGeli impor'
lance that the servants Of the people ought
to take sufficient tine to ascertain the
wishes of their constituents. The lsrsc
counties of Windham and Bennington are
not represented on the Supreme Court
bench. and may have claims that should be
nnpaibarnd
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Some idea of the travel in the White
Mountain region the past season, can lee
gained hv the fact that the Summit House
register contains more than eleven thon-
sand signatures.
Savage x Lyman, of Montreal, the largest
icwclry firm in the Dominion, and the old
est, has succumhcd to the hard times. 1t Is
expected that 80 per cent on about S5",-
o0o will be paid.
\ despatch from San Francisco confirms
the wreck of the Pacific Mail steamer
Georgia, day and half sail from Panama.
1t ~ not certain that either the cargo or the
vessel can he saved. though the agent OF the
company believes that they will he able to
do both The Georgia Is the oldest vessel
the company owns, and was valued at sl'o,-
900.
The famous steamship Great Eastern, the
largest sea going vessel ever constructed, Is
about to be put into the stock transrortiop
business between Texas and England. She
is supposed to be capable OF carrying 90"
head Of cattle and 100 head Of sheep.
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At the Concord cattle show Judge llOar
said that he had recently hit upon new
idea for making farm work easier. Next
Spring he said, IL shall z, out in the
morning, stick ilacard hearing the words.
This is a days work, on the fence, and
then told my hands. -
The New York World solemnly urges
that the traditional "yaller dog" whom
",rccnhlckcr" and hard money men
both concoic to be at present neither useful
nor ornamental, he utilized by printing on
his tawny ink4 the legend, This is a SIS
O0n Duchcss COW, or this is II prize hort
horn bull" by 80 doing the national wealth
would rise up like Lazarus. OF any other
man that was successfully rc-urrccted, and
since the animals could not he exported
they could be 1.-THE source and basis Of
values at home, Tor ii the piece Of paper,
with the legend This Is dollar, Is a dol
lar, a "yallcr dog marked This is Il SIS,
uOO Duchoss COW, would be a thorough
bred short horn.
Ii thu Gavcrnmcnt can make a dollar Or
Il thoueanL dollar bill jn7t that quick (-lap-
ping his hands togcthcrl, why should they
make us labor dag and night, and make US
pay taxcs To support them? 1t the Govern
ment can make money, let them make IT
and let us alone. But. instead Of that. this
great Government comes up here into this
country with the hayonct and compels you
to pay taxes. Ii is like the ocean trotting
around to borrow little salt water, OF like
tn. sun trying to get the loan Of a candle
irom some poor devil that has worked weeks
to make that candle. SO say to them, if
they can do it. let them d. it.-toi. ingcr
soil 0t MdIOa,.
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; s:&ISiiTuHE OF yEi:MOST.


MONTPELIER, Oct. :. 1873,
The Senate was called to order ut , clock
hy the President pro TEN.
Reading OF Scriptures and prayer by Rev
Mr. Rogers Of Montpelier
journal Of Friday last read ard approved.
Resolution by Senator Drane, that the
Judiciary Committee to whom was referred
80 much Of the Governor message as re-
lAteS to the revision Of the statutes be re-
qucstCu to consider the subject and report
by bill OF otherwise adopted
Ca motion Of Senator Ormsbee it was
voted that the House be requested to return
to the Senate II 10 in reference to commit
mcnts 10 he Work liouse.
joint resolution as to the Joint Assembly
for the election Of judges OF the Supreme
Court, adopted IN concurrence.
The joint RESOLUTION tina; 80 much Uf the
Gpycrnur's message as relates 10 State
Prison and WORK House be referred to a
special committee, WAS on motion OF Sena-
tr Dyer taken from the table. Senator
Keldrn opposed the passage OF the resOlu-
ton. The adoption of the re-nlutiOn 10
c .ncurrcucc was refused.
PsIition for the relief o! Charles j. Brown
. private in the SpTaguc Guards of the
State Militia, wa introduced by Senator
Orm-bce und referred to the COMMITTEES on
Military Affairs.
Ii Wa moved by Senator Belden that the
vote passing Il. 10 be RECONSTRUCTED ard that
;hc motion to reconsider be laid upon the
fable. Frn motion t. reconsider was
ordered to lie.
Bill ml:pdlc.d BY Senator Dsano. an
at r.iI.iG. To st5Tauis and tIamps : re
itfr,d 10 thr Judiciary Committee
Ca notion, the Senate adjourned.
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1ha 81. Al1lrS MasSsag.c announces hs
belief in ''i,, money" hoJ wants 1t "hxod
by the Constitution. rhc Messenger $
financial utternuccs share the mislines> which
charaeterize1 the views Of the Gre,nbark o.
g4na generally; but it seems TO squlrcly ct
dorse il,,. idea that the -tardlrd Of value in
the currency should be, not its worth in gold
or silver. but the fiat Of the Government.
IL pronaunces "unanswcrable" the arcu-
ments Of correspondent, who distinctly re-
pudiales the IDEA that PAPER money should
he convertible into hard money, or based
upan Il gid and silver valuation, or any
thin., hut the fiat" Of the Nation. This.
says the Messenger, l. all right, only ''let the
Fl Ire that Of the Constitution" The Ms
Sfnql goes little farther than most of it,
Greenback associates 1t would, il its words
mean anything, actually embody in an
amendment to the Constitution OF the United
States the ;dea that the Government stamp
on piece If paper can, and shall, be the
ONLY measure Of value in the currency Of tie
Nation
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IIOISE


Rrading Of Scriptures and pray or b, the Chap
lain Journal # Yesterday read ami approved,
Ivy request ni the Senate. u. 10, relating To com
nitmcnts to tho work house. was returned TO the
Scrate.
Mr. Eaton called NJ the pint resolution relating
To- tho appointment OF JOINT Committee on uamG
and FISHERIES. and ON HE motion the vote adopting
the sumc was recnusiiercd, which wa agreed To-.
Nr Eaton then moved to amend 50 that tho Com
mittoc shall consist -. three Senator and five frp
resentaiiv,s, which was agreed 10. ald the res"lu
ton a. am,ut,d, was adoFed-
Joint resolution Hy MT itusN oi Montpeller'
..r,ntinr tho ufe 81 tne hall OF tho House Of Rep
reseniat,Nos 10 tho Vermont Bible Sucirtl, on the
o,rnipw ui Wednesday, October III. lS'I. tor the
uurrn,c al hnldins the anniversary oi that socety
adopted On the part Of tho House.
RESOLUTION -i,y Mr. Spa-ue "i Brandon. pt"vld-
in.- that the lluuso viii proceed {" vote i1r
United State senator at hal! past two o'clock in
tho ait, tnuon, on tursdsy, the l'th Instant. as
pro, ,dcd les tho act "i C"nsr' Tor The election al
ultud states Senators, adopted.
Mr. Pollard rf Windsor called up thc resolution
introduced by MIR turrier oi Troy, limiting the
time Tor the nitro tu'tun uf hills To Friday October
18th, which ,"solnlon was laid on tho tah,e ~ tho
time it Wa introduced On the melton :" MI POLAND.
The Question being on tho adoption ri the Tcsolu
tiun ~: Smtllcy OF Burlington, ''uiHndrd the yeas
and nays, which wore taken ayes 49, nays III.
20 the resolution WIS disagreed 10.
u, Mr Sargon; at Curju.h, that MIR James Il.
NcLanc. tho returned member ir"m I'll" town 81
Tupshum, hc admitted {" nsclt "n the Door "i tins
iinu-r referred to COMMITTEE gu Election.
The Speaker ann, uucCi the appointment 10y the
Sergeant ut Arms, ol tho tol.owlu persons Gs ON
GERS oi the House nuorhrcpcr, Hiram skeeles
Assistlnt-p william r Bailey, Pages,
trnust A. Eiudg,It. Charles ". liu-ton, Grant NJ.
Spr4gur. and led lIdi, ,lr = Bni the iurcs"lnE
appointments wcr, approved by the Speaker.
Iiills ntr, du,cd and iGirrr,d-Ey MIR Eaton III
phnyillr To repeal the insolvency law. {" Com
mitton on judiciary.
By MIR Hove. q. Clstleton. tr authorize he Re
lister OF Pruuao tor tho District ui ia rhnNrn, md
I he town clerk OF u" town oi tastlo"u 1" certify
certain records to COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
H. MIR Poland. Ui ~. rhnshury providing Tor
tho tnods at proceeding under m act incorporating
tie University Of Vermont and Vermont Agricul-
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" EDNESDAI, Oct. y, lo.o.
By Senator King. an act limiting the
duties OF the judges Of the Supreme Court
to their office; to judiciary Committee.
The bill is as follows:
''sec. mo jld.e .. the Supreme Court shall
hold any officer q. hcncr. profit on emclunent IN
any corpoIati on in this STATE.
see. = II any judge OF the Supreme Court Shall
violate the prov s.uus Of sec. J. e. tins act il shall
dsqualiiy him from holding olre,and on conviction
thereof before any county court, his oice shall be
decl Ircd vacant, and such court SO finding shall
certify tho TACT 10 the remaining judges Of the su-
p,em= Court
In pre>entin. the bill, S-natOr King said
he did bot, by 50 doing, wish to east any
iuputation upon the purity and integrity
% the supreme conrt.
Ey Senator Peck an act to amend 40 act
approved Nov. 10. 1866. entitled = an act
to amend sec. L., en-. a. Of q. s., entitled of
levy OF execution - to Judiciary Commit
tee. Thls bill rxempts from attachment,
"onc OK cart and Gre yoke - the value
of $500.
Joint Iciuluti1n-By Senator Webster,
that the use Of the Hall 81 Representatives
be granted to the State Medical Society,
this evening. for al address by Or. Butler,
Of E-srx, on sanitary matters adopted.
The chair announced at the joint commit
tee on game and fisheries. Senators De2ne.
Beard,ley aud Dyer.
ON motion, the Senate adjourned.