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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
IGENERAL NATuRE-No. aOI

AN ACT authorizing the Secretary Of tho Treasury L
refund tho diiieTental duty on articles actually on
shipboard In French vessels destined for tho United
and seyenty-tWo,
30 II enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
Quyes Of the United States OF America In Congress as
sembled, That goods wares and merchandise imported
In French vessels from countries other than France
and which were ON shpboard and bound 20 the United
and seYentytwo, hereby relieved from liability (
discriminating duty under the seventeenth section Of
four revived such goods BY the proclamation OF the
President OF the United States dated October thrtieh
eighteen hundred and saVontytWo and the Secretary
OF the Treasury hereby authorized in any such
70 refund such discriminating duty which may have
been paid such goods wares, and merchandise out
OF any money In the treasury not otherwise appTopra
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20

lhENbhAl hl4=-NO. "a
Az ACT making an appropriation to deiray the exp
Of the American and British claims commission,

Az ACT making appropriation to detray the expense
OF the American and British claims commission, fer
other purposes.
Of the United States OF America IN Congress assembled,
That he um ct one hundred and tlirtccn thou and five
hlndrci dollars hereby appropriated out Of money
IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated to uppy def
cheney in the app opraon for the cal year ending June
Thirty, hecn hundred and sevcntythrec dCfray the
exp the part OF the United states Of thu mixed
mi sion American and British oaims appoint under
the Twelfth article of the treaty be tn Uu,Cd states
and Grta Britain, sgncd May eighth, eighteen hundred
aud Fcvcuty-lgc.
SEC. . tor payment Ct Contra 1y stone work, and
9th emp oycs, the pot les and court hon IN w
York CITY, Eve hundred thousand dollar.
Approved, February ., 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20

Put two or three eggs under the hen that
arc about ready to hatch, or put one or two
young chickens under her during the night; ;
take her OIL and put her in u box with tho
young chickens q fow hours then take the
chickens away from her and let her cluck a
day or two and she will commence laying
gain,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
pproycd, Fobruary u, 1873.
GENERAL MATURING. 3lI


Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
ayos Of tho United States of America in Congress
scmbled, That within tho States hereinafter named de
posts or mines iron and coal be- and they here
by, excluded from tho operations of an act entitled IAN
act to promote tho development Of tho mining rosourc
hundred and sovontytWO, and said act shall not
apply to the mineral lands situate and being within
the States Of Michigan Wisconsin, and Minnesota, and
that said lands arc hereby declared free and open TO
exploration and purchase according to the legal subdi
dsions thereof before the passage Of said act and
that any bOnaide entries OF such lands within said
States since the passage thereof may DO patented with
out reference to tho PROVISIONS OF said act.
Ann q
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20

GENERAL MATURING, .

luLNEhAL MATURING, 81
AN ACT to readiust tic western boundary Of Dakota
Territory.
De II enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
atYes Of tho United States Of America In Congress
sembledi That all that portion u Dakota Territory ~
Ing west Of the one hundred and eleventh mernian Of
longitude, which, BY an erroneous definition Of tho
boundarlss 81 saId Territory BY I0Imer act ol Con,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
LGENERAL NATuRE-No. %.
AN ACT creating an additional land district in tn
Territory of Arizona.

Territory of Arizona.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
utive Of the United States Of America in Congress
embed, That all that portion of the Territory of Ari
IONA embraced in the following described limits to wit
commencing at tho eastern boundary Of tho Territory
at the intersection of the first standard limo north and
running thence west that line TO tho western bound
airy the Territory thence south with said boundary
line 10 the southern boundary Of the Territory thence
east on said line to the eastern boundary Of the Terri
tory and thence north said line to the place of bo
ginning shall constitute separate land district to DO
called the CHA land district, the Office of which shall
be located at such place in said district the Pres
dent Of tho United States may direct which may DO
changed from time to time the public interest may
require.
SEc 3 That the President shall appoint by and with
tho advice and consent of the senate in tho of
the senate register and receiver Of public moneys
for said district and SAID officers shall reside in tho
place where said land Office is located and they shall
have tho powers, perform the same duties, and
receive the same emolumonts may be prescrb
ed by law in relation to land offices Of the United States
in other TorritOric'.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
approved, February ls, Isl;
GENERAL NATTEE-NO.

AN ACT to provide for obtaining information OF the
condition OF banks organized under state laws.
Bo it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
the United States America in Congress assembled,
That shall be tho duty of the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency to report annually to Congress- undor appropr
ate heads the and liabilities exhibiting the
condition Of tho banks banking companies, and saw
ings-banks organized under the laws Of tho several
States and Territories such information TO bo obtained
by the Comptroller from the reports mado by such
banks banking companies, and saYinss-banks to the
legislatures or officers OF tho different States and Tor
rtorcs And whore such reports cannot be obtained,
tho deficiency shall bo supplied from such other authen
tic source may be available.
SEC. 2 That in order to carry tho provisions OF tho
first section of this into effect, the Comptroller Of
tho Currency Is hereby authorized IL it should DO nee
csaary to emboy clerk of class four who shall DO
appointed by the Secretary Of tho Treasury in tho
manner now provided by law.
An,rovrl. February Q. 1874.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20

[dENRAL MATURING. 2s.l

AN ACT TO amend act entitled can act to establish
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the Unit
cd States" approved March second eighteen huadrod
and sixty-sevcn.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Represent
ativos Of the United States of America in Congress
sombled, That whenever n corporation created by the
laws Of any State, whose business is carried wholly
within the State creating tho same and also any nsur
be carried in such State not has had proceedings
duly commenced against such corporation company
before the courts of such State for the purpose Of wind
ing up the affairs of such corporation or company and
dlding its assets ratably among its creditors and law
fully among those entitled thereto prior 10 proceedings
having been commenced against such corporation or
company under tho bankrupt laws Of the United States
any order made, that shall DO made 10y such court
agrccably to tho state law for tho ratabo distribution
or payment Of any dividend Of assets to the creditors
OF such corporation or company whlo such state court
shall remain actually cOnstructiyely in possession
control Of tho assets Of such corporation company
shall DO deemed valid notwithstanding proceedings in
bankruptcy may have been commenced and DO pend
ing against such corporation or company.
Approved, February 10, 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
.N'eIU HGrem Marked.
From our Special Reporter.

FFVWI 0VfIIII
TUESDAY, June II.
We ship 81 tubs butter, 1909 lbs. 20 boxes cheese
1901 lbs ca barrels beans and quantity Of maple
gar and eggs We quote Butter Is "a pic v ID Eggs,
lG 40 i7c q dozen Beans, $2.6O 40 sa75 " Lushel ;
Hay, Sl 10 $40. Butter has declined from last weeks
prices, which has drove many OF the diaries to tho
cheese ihetory, which is doing good business.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
GENERAL NATURE-No. a1.l
AN ACT prohibiting gin entcrpri
EOlumtfa

ldENEhAL NAluhE-NO' ''i
AN ACT prohibiting git enterprises in tho District Of
Columbia.
10 II enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
atves Of tho United States Of America in Congress as
sombcd That much Of the act of tho legislative as
semby Of tho District Of Columbia entitled An act i'm
posing license trades, business, and profession
practicod carried in tho District Of Columbia
approved August twony-thlrl eighteen hundred and
sevcntyone, authorizes gin enterprises therein and
licenses TO DO issued therefor, Is disappr0vod and ro
peaed and hereafter Il shall he unlawful for any per
or persons TO engaged in said business In any
ner as defined in said act or otherwise and any per
or persons SO doing, conviction thereof In tho
police court Of said District on information filed for
and behalf Of said District in tho manner provided
for in tho sixteenth section Of tho act creating the po
lice court in said District for the endorsement of laws
ordinances Of tho late corporations Of Washington,
Georgetown, and the levy court, shall pay hno OF not
exceeding ono thousand dollars, or DO imprisoned in
tho ail OF said District for period Of not less than
nor moro than six months or BOTH in tho discretion Of
tho court Provided That any party dceming himself
aggreYed by tho Judgment Of said court may appeal
thererOm to the criminal court OF said District IN tho
provided for in other cases Of in tho
said police court, and tho judgement of said criminal
court shall be final
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
GENERAL NAruRE-No. 81
Az ACT T. The exercise NcE upon alcohol ulcd j.
uaiv,riticl sud col goi sci, ntiiic purposes.

y
uay,rici sud col .;os ioT rel, ntiic purposes.
Tc il enacted y Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States # America in Congre assembled,
That the Secret r. of tIc treasury be- and he 70 hereby
authorized to giant permits to iucop ngad chartered
scientific in iu,ions lcecs of ming t. withdaw al
coho in specified quaint ties m bind without payment oil
the interim cycnnr tax the sane, the spirits from
which the alcohol has 81 tl,d for the sole and cxclu
ave pupo.e Of preserving specimens OF anatomy pysiolo-
Nv or Of natural hi.tly belonging to uci inEtitdOn
or use in any nici laboratory Of such In tutions FRO
vidcd, That appsaion for permit 'l b. made by the
pf, Id MA a., csTatus of aay! Institutions, who shah file
fond for dlu, hc aOuIt Of the tax the alcohol to b,
Withdrawn with good sal euiccn Hir tca, TO be ap
proved y Tie COlns Of Internal Revenue and con-
ditioncd that tn, yho qua tty Of alcoo withdrawn
fon bond aa be us,d Tor tho ups above specified, and
for no rr and that the said pCGdchts and curaora shall
comply Win ouch ether requirements and regulations as the
Sccrctr, Of the ar lsury my pucrbo. Aud Il any aco-
hi 80 obtained shall b. uCd by any officer, gforeald, OF
uch ns itutons for any prrvll other than iha above
ccicd Il CA the sid officer tuotica han pay tAe tax
On s NH le narut OF alcohol wind avn ioa bjnd, To-
cLcr it lake alDoun. penalty in salon thereto
Apur,ytd Fclru ~ d, lSi3
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20

Juno Mr.. John j, Common, Of Troy, Wy, and Miss
Lotto ii. Carpenter, Of Burlington.
juno 8, Mr.. Charles J. Fisk, and Miss Julia A. Nor
risett, Of Waterbury.
June 9 Mr. George w. Felch, Of Waterford, and Miss
LeVina &. Fuller, Of Roxbury,
juno 10, Mr.. Fayetto l.. Tar OF Burlington, and Mi
Julia S.Wocott, OF Ripon, Wiz.
June 10, Mr.. Albert killam, aud Mrs. Luoroua S.
johnson.
June II, Mr.. BOnj W. Fay, and Miss Emma II. Crock
or.
June n, Mr.. James II. Brinsmaid, Of Burlington, nd
Miss Linda Il. Barker.
juno u, Mr.. Willis a. Learned, and Miss Hattie
Hotchklss, OF Fairfax.
Juno H., Mr.. Mack Bordleu, and Mrs Lydia Wells, OF
Barton,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
GENERAL MATURING. ae.I

AN ACT TO authorize tue construction OF eight steam
sells of war, and for other purpos.s
BE 1t enacted 10y the Senate anu luu OF Representatives,
OF the United States OF America In Congress ancmboi
eight sCam vessels OF war; with auxiliary fGilpowCr
Of uch class elias in his Judgment viii best sui
the dem lnts Cf the tcrvcc, each ylry six
guns OF largo cabcr; the huls TO be built OF iron wood
the secretary may datCrmiuc Provided Iha' the
grcgate OF the whole number shlll exceed
eight thousand and that the Cot Of building the
shall not exceed three mi lion tao hundred thou and d
las; Aud provided, That four &C sid ls shall be
built in whole in part in private yards upon contract
with the lowost responsible bidder therefor upon public
competition and proposals, due notice thereof being given
by advertisement upon models, specifications, Had draw
ngs furnished by the Navy Department and under It's d
reCtion and supervision, IT, upon full CXiur on and
sidemon, the shall be deemed practicable by the
Sccrc AIRY Of the Navy the hu OF any portion Of slid
soa may be built upon private contract in the govern
mont yards upon like proposals models specifications,
drawings aud supervision, and upon like examination and
consideration, the government In either furnishing
such materials as may be deemed practicable y the scsre
taty of the Navy
SEC. g That neither of said vessels shall be commenced
until full and oomp models specifications, and drawings
shall be made for its construction in all its parts And a
ter such models and drawings approved by the proper
authority they shall not be changed In any respect when
the cost will exceed hundred dollars except upon the
recommendation OF board OF survey composed Of not lees
than five ocer of he navy and approved by the scccta
~ Of the NaVy and II changes thus made, the actual
cost Of and damage caused by such change shall he e
mated by such board of surveys and the Of the
the estimate of d board to the amount Of increased
diminished compensation they TO receive, II any in
consequence Of any such damage
kppryvc February 10, 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, juno II.
Reeves unchanged at 10 "a 3lc, average receipts
$500 many unsold Sheep slow OF sale and a triae low.
err at 40 dc, spring lambs 10 l3c, receipts 1890;
Hogs nominal for live at II 10 5c, dressed firm at 10
Ig-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
.S'eIU York Market.

Flour dull, heavy and ~ lOc lower State $jI5 90
40 round hoop Ohio $3.50 40 $40, Western $5.l5 40
eco, southern 1920 "a II Wheat, more steady No /
49, NJ 40 s AZ ~ 10 40 3 W sly w.
S.Gs, white Michigan $3.50 % l.95 Corn dull, new
mixed Western 81 "a 57c; Oats lower, new Western
mixed 40 10 i4iei Beef steady Pork firm, new mess
Sl7 Lard quiet and week at 81 "a Ole; Butter quiet
and steady, Ohio 10 70 23c State 2j 10 2so Sugar
firm MuscOvado 81 40 sic refining n 40 SECS Coffee
steady, Rio l75 40 lslci holasses quiet, New Orleans
G. 10 BIC, TallOw weak at Sic.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
LHENEEAL NArURG-NO. 81

Az ACT authorizing the nomination aid appointment to
the re- rcd lat Of tue navy Of cgrtlu volunteers the
active lt Of the navy who disabled in consequence Of
wounds icotigcd daring the / c
Re enact by tha Senate and House o. Representatives.
OF The United state America in Congress assembled
That h. President the United states be, and il hereby,
au horz.d nomnlc and by and with the advice and
con tho Senate to sppgiI uppa the retired list of the
navy, vi the rank o m1ltc H. Z. Uiclsor, formerly m
i,tiug ensign iI the navy.
IL
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
Marria0rs.

Subscribers and other friends of tho FARMER arc in.
vtcd to send notices Of marriages and deaths ie.
dateiy ater their occurrence, not forgetting to attach
their own names, and addresses.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20

CLIFFORD'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Corner Main Street and Eastern Avenue,
~. JOhnsbury.
d. A. CLIFFORD would return thanks for tho very
generous patronage bestowed by tho people Of 81
Johnsbury and the surrounding country, for the past
two years. Those who wish pictures Of
Roal Artistic Merit
trust shall DO able to please. My GALLERY
Is supplied with every facility that tho
Best Galleries Of New York
Rnd 2oStOIa PoSSo8S.
have had tho bOst instruction in Art for several years
AND TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE,
mostly In the City of Boston, and think patrons mag
expect reasonable satisfaction In
Portraits, at Day Gallery,
whether Carte do vlslto, or tho larger sizes.
COPYING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
carefully and accurately done. Frames Of all kinds
Cord, &C. received the Diplomas for the bost Photo
graphs exhibited at Vermont
State Fair In September, 1872.
The Best Work and Reasonable Prices.
The Place to Buy your
Sugar, Molasses, Raisins, Tea
Coffeo, Spices, Cream
Tartar, saleratus,
Starch,
Canned Goods,
Pickles, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Fruit, Confectionery,
Tobacco and Cigars, &C., &C.
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Isat MATTHEWS 4 PETTENGLL's,
Eastern Avenue, Opposite Court lIousel
st. Johnsbury w.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20

s,remains detached and distant from Dakota prop
or some two hupdred miles. be- and tho same Is here.
by attached 10 the adjoining Territory Of Montana.
Approved, February l7 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20

Corrected WeeklyJ for Inc VERMONT FARNIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15

The PopE's CONDITION OF HEALTH.-We
are enabled to announce in the columns Of
the HERALD to-day that Pope Plus TX. haa
tided over the crisis of his attack of illness
and remained at late hour yesterday in the
enjoyment of hopeful convalescence, which
gives promise of speedy recovery of his
bodily strength. The Sovereign Pontiff haa
just received several personages of note al
audience in the Vatican, and by this act has
affoSs.sd consolation, with a degree of joyful
reinsurance, to the mind of the universal
congregation. An American special report
from the interior of the Vatican states that
the life of the Pontiff has not been in serious
danger at any late moment, and that tho
venerable patient was merely temporarily in
valided by an attack of lumbago But this
painful rheumatic affection may have become
very dangerous particularly to a man at his
time of life. We are rejoiced to know that
the symptoms have disappeared, for as Rome
rejoices the world is made glad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15

FATHER HYAcNTHE AND JOHN CALVIN. On
Sunday last Father Hyacinthe, from his pulpit
in Geneva, was pleased to recognize the patron
saint of the city. In an eloquent discourse he
eulogized the life and labors of John Calvin.
Calvin, after Luther, and before John Knox,
the Scotch iconoclast, must be regarded as a
powerful force in the religious revolution Of the
sixteenth century Father Hyacinthe has found
It hard to leave Rome. Now that he is able to
pronounce eulogy on John Calvin it is not
unreasonable to conclude that, from some cause
or other, he is discovering freedom of action
and liberty of speech. Between Rome and
Geneva, the chair of st. Peter and the memory
of John Calvin, there is wide gulf. Has
Uyacintbe bridged the gulf at LAST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15
4 Brilliant Prospect for Our Amateur
Oarsmen.

Oarsmen.
A project is on foot for grand intema-
tional regatta on Pleasure Bay and Shrews-
bury River during the approaching season,
which, if carried out on the magnificent scale
contemplated by its originators, will mark
new era in the history of boating in this coun-
try. The design has the merit Of ambition.
The Oxford and Cambridge University crews
of England, the famous London Rowing Club
and any amateur crews in any country which
may desire to visit us are to be invited and to
be allowed to contend in races open to all
nations for single SOULS, pairs, four, six and
eight oars as the case may be- AS novel
feature of the great regatta Venice is to be
invited to send over two or more gondolas,
with picked men, SO that we may behold on
the placid waters of Pleasure Bay contest
such as has never before been witnessed on
this side of the Atlantic. Our foreign visitors
will be repaid by the sight of canoe races and,
it is hoped, of race between boats and boat
men of Japan. sufficient sum of money
is to be raised by subscription to afford
o number of prizes well worth contending for,
ana III Is pTODaDle tnat WILL one exception the
prizes will be paid in money, so that the sue
cessful crew can either use it to pay their ex-
penses or invest it in such trophy as
may suit their TASTE according as economy or
the love of honor may prompt.
No better waters than those of Pleasure Bay
and Shrewsbury River could be selected for
such an enterprise. The surrounding
heights afford ample accommodation for tens
of thousands of spectators, and the easy dis
lance from New York and the ample facilities
of travel would attract to the regatta such
swarms as are accustomed to pour out of Lon
don down the banks of the Thames on the
occasion of university boat race. The ac-
commodations at Long Branch are to be
largely increased this Summer, and already a
splendid new steamer is ready for the line
while a monster ferryboat for freight trains,
now nearly completed, is to be fitted with an
upper saloon capable of accommodating four
thousand persons
Seabright and other new settlements that are
yearly springing up between Sandy Hook and
Long Branch afford q relief to the latter
place, and are quite ss attractive, SO that there
viii soon be no lack Of accommodation on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15
OBITUARY.


General Frederick Caldwell, I. b. A.
Lieutenant General Frederick Caldwell Adutant
General ofthe Imperial BraziianArmy, recently died
at Rio Janeiro Of fever at the age Of seventy three
years. He was Of European parentage, his father,
General CALDWELL being an Irlshnan The General
was born In Portugal during the Peninsula war.
At ten years OF age he enlisted at Rio, and when
independence was declared adhered to Brazil. He
lost an arm In one oil the River Platte campaigns,
and his last field service was in 1866, when he &C.
companied the Emperor to Rio Grande do Sui ana
received the surrender Of the Paraguayan invading
army, at Uruguayana. General Caldwell was highly
esteemed by all classes, and also BY the Emperor oi
Brazil, VINO looked upon him as one on whose
though protesting the Roman Catholic religion, he
ordered To be buried with him in his CONN the Book
olCQmmQn Prayer Of the English Episcopal Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15

Jersey coast One thing, however, will be
necessary to make the project q success. We
must have reasonable charges for everything
and no impositions upon natives or strangers.
Let the Jerseymen and hotel-keepers learn that
honesty is the best policy and that fair profits
and large trade are the solid foundations of
fortune, and the regatta will not only be q
grand success, but the great watering place of
New York will secure popularity which q
grasping avarice has hitherto done its best to
destroy.