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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
GENERAL. Mature Ma. ia,l

AN ACT TO amend the R1h section Of an act entitled
An act making appropriations for the legislative,
executive, and judicial expenses OF the government
for tho year ending June thirsth, eighteen hundred
and soventy-three, and for other purpeses.n
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
atvos Of the United States Of America In Congress
sembled, That the hnh section Of the act approved
May eighth, eighteen hundred and seventy two, max.
ing appropriations for the legislative, executive, and
judicial expenses Of tho Government for tho year end
ing June thrteth eighteen hundred and soventythroe
shall not be held to apply TO Materials stores sup
plies sold TO officers aud soldiers Of the army TO
plorlng or surveying expeditions authorized by law,
and that said section shall not be held 10 repeal such
part OF paragraph 1882, Revised Army Regulations OF
eighteen hundred and sxty-three provides that
penses Of sales of military supplies regularly
condemned will DO paid from their proceeds.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
IGENERAL NATURF-No. I'D

AN ACT 10 create additional land district In Florida
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
atves Of the United States Of America In Congress
sembed That that portion Of Florida lying east Of the
line between ranges fourteen and fifteen east shall
stitute additional land district, and shall be known
the East Florida district the office for which shall
be located at Jaynesville.
SEC 2. That there shall be appointed register and
receiver for said land district and who shall DO enti
tied 10 the compensation as Is, or may hereafter
be- prescribed by law for like officers Of the other dis
trict in said State
Approved, June &, 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
GENERAL NATURE-No. I2il

AN ACT concerning the circuit and district courts Of
the United States for the district of Kansas
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
atves of the United States Of America in Congress
sembed That from and after the passage Of this act
the May term Of the circuit court and the October term
Of the district court Of the United States for the district
of Kansas shall be commenced and held at the city Of
LenvenwOrth, Kansas.
AnnrnYei. Innn s. Is12.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
[GENERAL NATuRE.-No. 1877. |

An AUT relative % retired 0liooTa OF the army.
BE enacted by the Senate aud House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America In Congress assembled That
all officers Of the United States army who may hereafter be
retired shall DO retired upon the actual rank held by them
81 the date Of rtrmen and the thin second section Of the
act to increase aud fix the military peaco establishment Of
the United States approved July tweny-egh'h eighteen
hundred and alxtY-alK Il hereby repealed.
Approved, June 10, 1874
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
IGENERAL NATURE-No. I27

AN ACT TO provide for filling vacancies in certain OIL
ces In the several Territories
BE II enacted hy the Senate and House Of Represent
atiVes Of the United States Of America In Congress
semhled, That in any Of tho Territories whenever
vacancy shall happen from resignation or death dur
ing tho recess OF tho Legislative council in any Office
which, under the organic act Of said Territory Is 10 DO
filled by appointment Of the governor by and with the
advice and consent OF tho caunci the governor shall
FIJI up such vacancy by granting a commission, which
shall expire at tho end Of the next session Of said legs
latiye council.
Annroved lima q 1870
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
Meadow Farm
T. q II : A Il e

Tho Farm contains one hundred and fifty acres Of
land hny acres Of wood and timber The farm will
keep nom twelve TO fifteen cows and a team The
buildings comfortable. IL Is located one mile from
Hyde Park street, the road nom Hyde Park 10 John
sOnn0 better location In the State. propose " sell
at bargain. Terms easy.
Hyde Park, w., Feb. "a, GEO, W, DEMO,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

An MI TOT Ilu TtItI OF JOhn Q, H0aumont.
he ouacted by the Senate aud House Of Representatives
of the United States OF America In Congress assembled That
The President Of the United States by and with the advice
aud Of the Senate John O. Beaumont 20 the
petition Of captain the active @ take position al the
foot Of the list Of eapaina Provided That the passage Of
This act shall not ente tho said John g. beaumont to draw
any additional back pay.
Approved June TO- iST2.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

We will send FREE by mail receipt of One Dollar,
% packets Of choice Flower Seeds and Catalogue
containing upwards Of 1000 Varieties wi til full drec
tons for culture to any address in the United States
Catalogues free application.
DEE DOYLE, Soedsmcn and Florists, 81 fremont
Street. Boston,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
ONLY 10 CE N L S
AGENTS WANTED.

Male and Female Agents wanted to sell tho HAND
SEWER, the wonder Of tho age. No family should be
without it. 1t will do the work Of SIS machine.
Works easily child run it. Guaranteed for
year Price 81 Agents should send for circulars. Ad-
dress Hand Sewer Manufacturing Co" 497 Craig St.,
Montreal, Canada. Letter postage to Canada, &C.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
GENERAL NATURF-No top

GENERAL MATURING. 1872.
AN ACT tS amend act entitled " An act 10 estab-
lish uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout tho
United States"
Be It enacted BY the Senate and House Of Represent
atves of the United States Of America In Congress
sembed, That the first provso in section fourteen Of
act approved March second, eighteen hundred and
sixty seven entitled "An act TO establish uniform
stem Of bankruptcy throughout the United States
be amended by striking out the words eighteen humid
red and sxty-iour," and inserting In lieu thereof
eighteen hundred and seyenty-one."
Approved June s, 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
f0FNERAL NATupF No lao !

treasury and used only for the redemption Of such cer
tncates.
Approved, June 8, 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

GENERAL MATURING. 1891
AN ACT to extend the provisions Of act entitled An
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
Norwich University,

A Military College.
Established 1884. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Thorough Classical Scientific and Military Instruction
Good Discipline. Address Prof. CHARLES DOLE,
Northield. VT Summer Term Of eleven weeks begins
April 18th.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
NO! NO! NO!

You cannot afford TO poor machinery, neither can
you manufacture probably without having the latest
improved contrivances known. Think of II canddly
Can you Delay no longer Wake up Write A. s.
GEAR, sc to CO Sudbury St. Boston, for catalogue and
circulars regarding all Wood aud Iron Working Machia
ery and order riQh Oft tho machine you need much
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

Concluded on page 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-02

AaImas ., JoB PRINTING s,,aI saa prUsaps.
/ lose IA lAs sen latest styles and q rsasoaa.
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ron rnE gnnaEns.
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medlclne that cures ~ . real pnhhe bisssi'
AYKRs hAAssFAaiLta mtsfs pos.tsfs eafs q q
series u complaints which are s}wKYs affecting
knd TOO ftsH fatal IL pafilles tbs bi9ssi, PsfRos
0ui the luTting bunSIs 10 tl4a sgstsBl, ~hieh
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disordefs Efupiioas 81 tiis ssiA ara fne eppss
Hnes 90 te surface NJ AHBaaFs tlast shsnia bs a..
PEELED from lhs blood internal drfanEenteh
are the determination ~ ti4~sa sAaBe hAAsoFa 81
syme internal organ, * tfsans, ptpes afi l9h
tLsy dsfahga aud shpsN tab4t8nee taoy dlseasa
And aesa03 ArEss EaaakSAailsat eapsls these
bBmots fEsf4 ths bi0Ji. ahnu they Afe gges,
lhe dis9f4efs they pfVduru disappear. sarf vel
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Al 7 rERKlS STORE.
UTwigt fra ausir HAIL.
MANCHESTER, VERMONT,
Asy faaas al s.aas e.
HtEBHsEE a HriEblyg x4rrRm1z
Paints,
Oils. Colors.
Putty. Class. Var.
nish, Japan. Lime, Plaster,
Cement, etc, etc. etc, etc, etc
H1usaEs, BBo0Ns TEATaEBDUsrERs
Cord. Rope, Irvine and Lath Thine.
1 CARPENTERS AYB Kts0Ns' rooLS
ofall asrrftgs3ons ,a8 tiad.
a Lot Of New wheel.Burows
FoE SLr CHnp.
A Choice Brand q Flour. Groesriss, Orockery,
Glassware and Wall Paper,
Pialurr Fraue. sad MoulIings and
PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER
, ToBAcco nom CHRHlNG Asb SMOKING
Warm WIas CLoTAEs LINES
Hasopyr 100 fsot. The best thing ont
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Avery choice lot OF
Canaed Fruit and Vegetables, Lemons,
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CLhPBOARDs, LATH AND BRICK,
Tao tad oot hot the least, have you seen
THE ALICIA TORI
pfpssi. call Il The ,tors md view him At your
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PERFuMERY, TOILET ARTICLES,
Fancy Goods etc.
RURR AND BURTON SEMINARY
MRcHEsrER, YEEuoBT,

4 Boarding and Day School for Ladiss
and Gentlemen,
UsEfs ths advantages 81 fuA Bears ~ Ahis aHa
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v4lA sBse.al aEtFatlaa o. sis glasses Asa ygzng
raea ArsEafl1g ~ oa4rEE The ENkg a4eNutHEes
Ia takle a. ssis LaHEsa taFMs tslA Tax
bsalns Wednesday. Aae1fs ath. Fos bard,
fs.5sss af aiE.er lafssAlAtAau address lie Ffin2.
pa
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-02

A NEW LIGHT.
CHEAP. SAFE AND BEAUTIFUL.
GRAY's GENlI OIL.
Positively Non Explosive, Free From
Smoke or stain. and al IN
pleasant od0rs whilst
burning
The AavautAgcs ever coal Or Carton on q ever
llna Gfo - follows;
l. Il gives = saft pure ight that Tor intensity
rivals At ether uinminEtaftknoMn
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and 10 far ulure brilliant
q The virk does pet insrust A. whsn esea
With kerostba OIL, one wick VII lAst rear.
The OF does bot stain silk, woelsn, hnen o.
wood.
{. il ean Is sold for The zane price ., good
kerosene oil, and ean Be burned IN any lamp
with
GBAYs BEAUTIFUL SILVER CAPPED
LAMP BURNERS.
Thus adapting itself 70 common use.
FOR SALE BY
NJ. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for MaDeh ester. for
CRAFTS GENl OIL AND GRAYs SILVER CAPPED
LAMP BURNER
And Dealers in
Provisions, GreeerieH,
Tea, Coffee aud Spices, Fruits,
jas. received nes Isl q seed Potatoes, ipolud,
ing the Late Rose, Eearly Goodrich, Ear
y hose and several other kinds.
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twesa ~ toastaatsa 4 ths So - eue sie
sad al ne Aefivs rassaas hlssiy aAlle3 Jsmt
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u ihs sieE sroera hsve discovered that - Pas,
kksrs EFFrRIseryf sItran ArtNirSY tleY
have toa3s iebs,'ago laxative Jlateiig
corrective. Feguisisaa snl aua.hlllaas neil
elmo, equAi b AZ orllasfy salgsasiss, 49, seal
o. every ailment aftbe s'uma1a, t.s b sells,
tbs neryea, the masslra, ami chs e-reuvs ~.
gans.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

| On Monday last, Coroner G. P. Quat.
tlecbum held an inquest over the dead
body OF Frank Barr, colored, at the re-
sidence of Mr.. Horny Meetze, six miles
from our village. The verdict of the
jury was ''that he came to his death by
taking too much whiskey, and exposure
to the gold" It is said the deceased
drank at one time five half pints Of wins
key, after being drunk all day.
Lexington Dispatch.
Victoria Woodruff says that as soon !.
she gets her present affairs somewhat
settled, she will commence "traciup
slanderous stories to their sources;" and.
furthermore, that she has nicely primed
her counsel, who is ready to begin any
number OF libel suits against journals
and individuals.
Santa Anna, the old oneleggod cock
lighter and disturber of the peace, for
whom the ID has been pntlontly wait
ing for quarter of century, is still
banging on to the brittle threud instead
OF hempen cord; and according to last
accounts had turned up in New Orleans,
invited there probably by Piuchback or
Durrell.
A cable despatch announces the sud
den death Of Mr.. Samuel r. Graves, u
member of the British Parliament for
Liverpool. Mr.. Graves was in his fifty.
NTH year, and was extensively engaged
in business at Liverpool as merchant
and ship owner.
Mr.. Sherman's bill, providing for free
banking, to take effect from July next,
and the resumption of specie payment in
January next, meets with considerable
favor in both houses of Congress. 1t is
regarded as the only feasible mode OF
reaching specie payments.
The military brass band Mt Windsor
has been drawing notes regularly, but
had not issued any since the death Of
Prince Albert until recently. when Qucon
Victoria gave them permission to play.
Already, since the beginning OF Jan.
uary, have been reported the wreck OF
sixteen ships, twenty steamers, fourteen
barkH, twelve bfigs and twenty-nine
schooners.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

RAW COTTON IMPORTED INTO GREAT
BRITAIN. The London Times gives the
following statistics in relation to the paw.
ments for cotton in the United Kingdom
during the past year: The value Of raw
cotton imported in November, was
"a. 272, $50, as compared with e. ,416,-
048 in November. 1871, and G2, 763. 79O
in November, 1870; and in the eleven
m ,nths ending November 80. 1872.
G4S, 1888. 947, as compared with ESQ, 626,-
258 in the corresponding period of 1871,
and e46. .068, ,760 in the corresponding
period Of 1870. In this years aggregate
the United States figured for s23, $685..
666. Brazil for 94,52S, OH. Egypt for
e6. 428. 76S, and British India for cl2..
4O4, ,744.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

ANOTHER Horse EpIDRMIo. Tho New
York papers report the existence in that
oity of new disease of horses, or rather
the development of disease supposed to
originate from the seeds of the late cpl.
zootic, which is said to be more fatal
than the original disease. The papers
represent that since the disappearance
Of that epidemic, horses. apparently in
good health, have suddenly dropped
down, often while in harness, and died
as II OF apoplexy. Veterinary surgeons
call the disease ecerebro.spinal meningitis.
A RED .Hor ARMY.-Figures are ine1.
orable, and they sometimes cut funny
oapers. For instance. q letter appears
from Secretary Belknap, asking for o
special appropriation of 800, 600 to fur
nlsh the army with stoves, 800, 900 hay.
Ing been exhausted for that purpose.
AS there are 10000 men in the army,
this would give each man q four dollar
stove, South as we'll as North. The Gu.
rlous reader will ask what every man in
the army wants four dollar stove for.
BIG Surf AGAINST SECRETARY Bour.
wEsL.-Iu New York. Bartholomew CIif.
ford Calvin has commenced suit apainst
Secretary Boutwell, to recover o sum of
81. 600. 900, boiDg the alleged value of
certain plans which he furnished defend
ant to enable him 10 equalize the price
OF gold and currency, and prevent gold
gambling, Sc.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

send tQs. persoas. and. papers;e said eom-
mites to report the result OF their inves-
LEGATIONS TO the Legislature at as early o
daysas practicable.
Mr. Bloc introduced concurrent re-
solution for the e&appointment of four
members OF the House as committee,
20 cot In conjunction with similar COM
mittes OF the Senate. for the purpose OF
conferring in reference to the reduction
OF salaries and pay OF all the officers Of
the State. and to Inquire as to the prac-
tioability snd czpedienoy Of abolishing
any unnecessary Office that may exist.
Mr.. Rivers introduced bill to moor.
porate the Edgefeld Cotton and Woolen
Manufacturing Company.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

..OolnnahisA anl..shA. Hholn .Hkate. :. Only
yesterday We heard that the Mayor of
Augusta was here to ask Of the Legisla-
ture the privilege. OF throwing . dam
across the Savannah River 10 the South
Carolina side. in order TO increase the
water power of the Augusta Canal They
know wkat they arc about in Georgia.
We hope that the favor will be granted
in handsome way. But while we thus
seek to aid and benefit Georgia by In
oreasing the manufacturing facilities of
Augusta, 1t is even more obligatory on
us-on the General Assembly-to aid
Columbia in the same way.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

TERRORISM IN SOUTH CAROLINA. The
New York Commercial Aduea.ise, is re-
sponsible for the following:
Some months ago, an Episoopalian
clergyman who intended to pass tho Sab
bath in one Of the out.of-the-way dis.
tEicta Of South Carolina, gave notice
that he would hold divine service in a
dilapidated hall that had been unused
einoe the breaking out of the civil war.
The Inhabitants of this unfrequented
place were mostly negroes, and at the
appointed hour ihey filed the hall to
overflowing. On tho entrance of the
clergyman. clothed in the sacred vest.
ments OF the church, an old darkey, sit.
ting beside the door. espied him, and
installing his calling. sung out "Ku
Klux." when the entire congregation
tumbled every which, way out of the win
dows and through doors, making for the
woods as fast ns their legs could carry
them. One old darkey woman fell h cad .
long into an unused post hole, with her
heels high in the air, but was rescued by
. couple of oolored deacons after good
deal Of squalling and protestatior that
she really thought that them s'ongra.
cious white niggers" were really about to
slaughter her: Order and portion of
the audience having returned, the ser.
vices were concluded, the clergyman
preaching very eloquent sermon from
the text. "None but the upright shall
enter"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

ACCEPTING THE 6IrUATIoN.-Governo
Smith, OF Georgia, the other day, in .
speech to the people OF Atlanta, after
expressing his regrets that the Demo
crats. under the banner. OF Greeley and
Brown, had failed TO get control of the
National. Administration, said that,
nevertheless, '"GeorgiA will continue to
perform her part in good faith as mem.
Der OF the Federal Union" and that eve
should send fha wisest and most discreet
men to the Federal Legislature" Fur
thermora while denouncing dishonest
carpetbaggerss he Welcomed laborers
and capitalists to the Sputh.s This is the
right spirit Of Southern reconstruction.
Ne,o York Herald.
And this is the renl spirit of all true
Southern men. Relieve us OF the car
pet-bag vultures-that tribe of cool and
shameless thieves. that Copeland band
and the Herald will hear of no more
complaints from the South. Whenever
the people Of the South are allowed to do
it by the Federal Government, they will
be in; hefutureSas they have always
been In the past, faithful to the Govern
nent. its Constitution and laws. But
undying opposition to oarpet-baggers
and their abettors is duty OF self-pro-
teotion and self-respect. as we'll as of pa
triotism on the part of the people of the
South. We have yielded and yielded for
policy and the sake OF peace, until pa.
tience has ceased to be virtue. For
every inqh We have given, an ell has
been taken. and We have not much fur
ther to go to reach the gutter, under the
impulse OF the boot, of these audacious
plunderers. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Bad Lot.
Communication Acacia Lodge.
w. j. Houston-Exoursion Tickets.
Hope l. Gyles- Garden Seeds.
John O. Seegcrs-Corn Whiskey.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
O. H. Baldwin-Final Notice.
81. W. Purvis-Offioial.
Charles Minort-Notice.
VIM. Gorman-Columbia Hotel.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

There were II deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 1Sth-whites 4;
colored 13.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

.,.RHATA. 9g REy. Nh -.D4yzs.s-Wa-xe-.
sret 20 learn that Rev, B, F. Davis, who
was Injured by being thrown from his
horse on Friday last. at Union Court
House, died on Tuesday night He had
been unconscious ever since the acci.
dent. Mr.. Davis was son Of the late
Bishop Davis. He leaves a wife and one
child. His remains arrived in Columbia
yesterday, and will be carried to oomd.n
for inteTment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-23

taxpayers that his books are to be
closed on Monday next. The taxes
must. therefore, be paid this week.
Mr.. German, of the Columbia Hotel,
is determined that his light shall not be
hidden under q bushel. He presents a
representation of his hotel to the readers
OF the PHOENIX, this morning, and in
forms them Of the many attractions in
that we'll known establishment.
We take pleasure in calling attention 10
the Soutberm Musical Journal, and COM
mending it to all desiring information
upon musical subjects. It's twenty -four
large pages contain each month pleas.
ing variety of reading matter, original
and selected, and two or three pieces of
vocal and instrumental music, which
alone are worth the price of years sub
scription. In the January number we
fluid j. r Thomas beautiful ballad,
" 'Tis but Little Faded Flower" and
Kleber's popular "Target March"-botll
choice pieces. The Journal is but 81 q
year. and largo amount of choice music
can thus be had for trifiing sum. Spe-
clmen copies sent free. Ludden e. Bates,
Savannah, Ga, publishers
The following is the programme Of
music by the Band of the 18th Infantry,
for this afternoon:
Out Of the Wilderness Quick step
Earns.
Wandering Refugee Hays.
Mnsette Willz-Samuels.
Sextello Lnola do Lam
nizetti
Royal Cirque adrille-Wado.
Heart and Hand Galop-Miller.