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NJ. TAFFE (Nebraska}, from tho Committee
on Terrisories reported bill for tho admission
Of Colorado MS btnte.
Mr. HOOPER (Utah) moved an amonGIaont
BY inserting provision for tho admission Of
Utah as tho State OF Doserot.
Mr. SARGENT (Caltfornia) moved on atnond-
nent US Utah." and against ANY form Of
polygamy there. Other amendments wero Offer
cd, but the bill went over till tomorrow.
NAVIGATION IATTENg.
Mr. LYNCH {Ale.>, from tho Comnlttco on
Commerce., reported 0 bill to amend the 12th
aoction Of tho net for tho appointment Of Ship
ping Commissfoness, by milking it apply to
masters OF yeasela engagcl In tho coastwlsa
trade Of tho United Statos, md in the trado
with the porta Of tho British North American
ProvincoH tho WGst 1ldia 1gland8, and tho
Republic Of Mexico. After discussion, tho bill
passed.
THE EMIGRATION BUREAU.
Tho House thon took up as tho special order,
tho bill reported on tho 11th of March last, from
tho Committee On Commerce, TO promote enigra-
ton to tho United BtatcB. Tic bill creates a
Bureau OF Emigration, and contana provisfona
for tho regulation Of veaBols carrying steeraCo
passengers to the United statcs. The bill WAS a-
vocatod by aIesBrs. CONGER, ,FINKELNBURG,
and sHELLABAnGER and was opposed by
Mossre. FARNSWORTH, WOOD, POTTER, and
W. ROBERTS. 1t tle conclusion of tho debate,
the bill WAS, On motion Of Mr.. WOOD, referred
to tho Committee Of tho Whole on tho State ol
tho Union. Yeas, o5; nays, 81, whlch Ia prac-
tica1ly the defeat Of tho bill.
Adjourned
, 1873-01-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
REM

THE FRAMING PRIVILEGE.
WAauINoToN, Jan. 9.-Mr. RAMSEY, from the
Committee on Post Offices aud Post 1soads, ra-
ported the House bill to abolish tho franking
privilege, with amondmonts, and moved ita I'M
1nediato consideration.
Mr. VIoKEns objected, and it was placed
upon tho calender.
A MARINE rAryER.
On motion Of Mr. CHANDLER, q bill was
passed. to grant IN American rogieter to tho pro-
pollor Oliver Cromwell,
A a11asoun1 RIVER BRIDGE.
hlr. RAMSEY reported from tho Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads a bill, with
amendments, authorizing tho construction Of Il
bridge acroBs tho Missouri nlyor at Lox,agton,
NO.
NEW n1ILB.
Bills were introduced us followB: By Mr.
POOL. Raising tho salaries of Tho D1roa,l
officers In tho Executive Departments ut wash
ington.
Of tho Interior, with tho consent Of tho Ute md
Missouri Indian tribes to survey and soil th.ir
reservation, lying in Nebraska and kansaH; and,
with tho consent of the Sacs md Foxes, to Holi
that portion Of tltor toscryatfon that lioH within
tho State Of Kansos.
1y hlr. WINDOW. Extending tho tino OF the
patont for settlers on tho land OIL tho lato Sioux
Indian reservation. Referred.
Also, to Incorporate tho North Central Railway
Company, and grant tho right OF way for con-
strnctton Of tho proposed road in Minnesota.
lblp44cAs
Also, q bill to incorporate tho European and
American Land and Emigration Company. 1t
names aa incorparatora James Craig, Missouri ;
John Wilson, Illinois !; Horny .. Oooko, District
Of Columbia Daniel tsuggles, Virginia William
lIolnsiol, Ohio; @. .. Cox, Maryland; ). II.
Embry, Kontuoly Thomas ., bryan, Illinois |;
". II: stonet, Iowa Louis Dent, Mississippi,
and .. ". Dliaas, Michigan, and ompowers tic
Company to buy and eell and hold real
estate, trouted 1t shall NOT own moro
&f,nS ~ 41
mako and enforce contracts for the emigration
Of Foreigners md their transportation to the
United statea. Tho Company is also to hayo
power to lend money on bond and mortgage on
foa estrte sitl1ated witll!u the United States, or
upon tho l'ypothecation Of real estslo mortgages
tor any period Of credit, aud repayablo BY way
Of nnnuisioa or otherwise; tolHBHo it's own bonia
to tho extent of tho value Of ita assotH, and to
recoiye money or .aocuritios OIL deposit ut legal
rates OF itorost, tho capita! stock to bo 3, ,0D0
000 with rewor to increase 1t aa tho Company
500 ct. llofertol.
Mr. STEWART offered two resolutions. which
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noxt wooh:, Horny @. Clnno, Assistant gecrcla-
~ to tho Truntooe, nndor A.nos control: George
4. Konncdy, bookkeopor, and Charles Noileon,
aon"iil-law, OF Hon. Jainos DrooAe havo bcon
, 1873-01-10
wero adopted, rc1t; ting tho Socrotnry OF War to
transmit 10 COMET. . tho roBtllt of tho oxplora-
tiong conducted 1t lieutenant Yhoolor, wost Of


Tho bill TO authorize certain Postmaatora to
deposit ptlbllc money In National Banl,g, pasBod.
Also. bill to authorize Deputy COLLECTORS Of
cnHcs.
:. Alno, tho bill to roponl certain provisions OF
tho inv relating to advancement in tho navy.
ALSO, the House bill to amend MI not to ostab-
lish Department Of Juptico.
Also, tho IIouso bill to prevent cortnin oiIicors
or tho United Btntog from praoticing au attorneys
or aollcitorR in tho United StatcB Courts In cor
tain cnBca.
Alao, tho Houao bill In relation to now trlala In
tho Court OF Clnilns.
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS.
Tic Senate resumed consideration Of tho In
dian Appropriation bill, and tho discussion on
our indian pulley. Tlie bill, having been con-
sidorod in tho Committee Of tho Whole, WIS re-
ported to tho Bonato, when IN amendment pro-
Yitling for tho removal Of tho Winnobagoos out of
Winconsin was n0nconcurrcd In.
Pending fnrthor notion on the bill, tho Senate
Adjourned.
, 1873-01-10
cREDIT M0RtIIER.

WAanlXaFoN, Jan. 0.--Ii,o Credit Mobillof
Committee met this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Judge J. d. Black mud Nathaniel bmithora wore
ptesent as Al'Comt'u counsel, Tls 0halrman
stated that q letter lad noon received from Mr.
Hall, Secretary Of Tho Credit Mobilior, who has
boon anbpmnaod to bring tue books Of tho Credit
Moblllor, aaying, that OH account OF tho sickness
Of hlH wife. Le lid not expect to ba loE9 before
, 1873-01-10
WASHINGTON.
Further Details Of tho Credit
Mobilior Investigation.
Tho Case Of Senator Caldwell Of
Kansas---Brihery and
Corruption.
The Committee on the Connec-
tion Between the Credit
Mobilier and the Union
Pacific Railroad.
Proposed East and West Rail-
road for Cheap TRANS
portation.
The Administrations Friendly Advice
IN Enoirt Gnnnernincr f1.hn
The Administrations Friendly Advice
to Spain Concerning Cuba.


Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LAND SCHEME.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 0.-One Of those exsra-
ordinary schemes which oyery now and then
makes its appearance in Congress, asking for
incorporate existence, WAS introduced in tho
Senate today by Senator Window, who, how
evor, took tho precaution to say TINT lc did 10
only by request. 1t IL entitled bill to incor~
porato o European Lind Emigration Company.
Tho incorporators nnmod In tho bill arc Jamos
Craig, Of Missouri; John Wilson, Of Illinois;
Henry D. Coo1o, Of Washington, .. G.; Daniel
1sugglos, Yirginin; William Hohnock, Ohio !;
Christopher G. Cox, Maryland; Jamos N. Embry,
kentucky; Thomas D. Bryan, Illinois; VIM. n,
btono, Iowa; LOWS Dent, of Alississippt; u. ".
Bliss, Michigan. The bill askH for tho ust1al
powers incidental to corporations, sucl aH the
right to auo and DO hucd to lso soal mud to soil
real and personal estato, provided in tho Inter
instance tho Company docs not hold moro than
one million Of acres Of land at any ono timo.
Thon, independent Of this, tho Company wish to
mako md enforce contracts for tho safo and
comfortable immigration, Of foreigners into tho
aud any and oil other persons by railroad, or
any other lneaus Of conveyance to
any point within the United statos. Dcaidos all
those powers, the second section provides for
tho loaning Of money on bond and mortgage or
real oatato; alaoo, for the issuing of tho aa1no,
on deposit. The capital stock Of tho Company
ia fixed at 81 100000 to bo increased at peasl1re.
Tho Company is to hare tho liberty to commence
business whom per cent Ii paid up. Tho OFF,
GERS Of the corporation arc to DO located at
Washington nnd New York. It Is said that this
:" " Soldiers Land bill," which is now pending In
the Eonnto.
, 1873-01-10

PACIFIC TELEGHArH LINES,
William Whiting, moulbcr-ecct Of Congress-
from Boston, was before tho House Committee
on Appropriations to-day. to hayo hearing rcla-
tive to the Government claim to an interest in
the Pacific telegraph lines. Tho questions aroso
on the rates to bo paid for dispatches. tho Gov
ernnent holding that theso should not charge
more than half rates for Government business,
being governed by tho ruloa obtaining in tho
transportation of Government troops and
freight AZ the solicitor Of tho Government,
nlr. Whiting took the ground that, inas,uuch as
these lines wore built by the Kaneaa Pacific,
der tho same auspices, their obligations to tho
Government wero OF tho samo character, md
that, notwithstanding the fact tho Atlantic and
Pacific Company Ind leasod tho lines, tho Gov
err,mont right to half rates was not impaired.
It was also held that the Weatorn Union having
built ita own limo without Government aid. was
not debarrod from charging aud collecting full
rntoa.
, 1873-01-10

CHEAPER TRANSFORMATIONS.
Senator Sawyer 10 now preparing bill, which
1o will shortly Introduce for reference to tho
Committee Oh Transportation to tho Seabonrtl,
providing for granting tho right Of way to tho
Eastern and Western Railroad Transportation
Companies. Tho preamble Of this bill will Bot
to obtain cheap transportation from tho
upper valley Of the mississippi to tho Atlantic
Ocean, and urging tho necessity OF constructing
o tlrst-class rnilroad, 4 foot 81 inches gaugo,
heavy freight with rapidity and economy. It Is
proposed to run tho new road from Port Royal,
beaufort County, s. G., to Fort Lcayonwortls,
kan., with branch road to st. Louis, entering
parallel, Tho route from tho South Carolina
soaboara through Efllngham, Tatnall Twigga,
and Travis Countioa, Georgia; Randolph Jotfar
eon, e and Marion Counties, Alahalna ltawanlbe,
sholby County, TonneHsoo; orittendon,. Crous,
Ponntaell, Sharp, and Fulton Counties, Arkansas;
Oregon, Howell, Texas, Laoleao, Benton, Casy,
and jackson Count!es, MiBsouri Wyandotto
tho courso OF the main road, while po1oll,
Shannon, and Jefferson Counties, Missouri, In
dicate tho COURSE Of tho st. Louis branch. It
is claimed that All soon IS Tho necessary grants
ornlnent and tho statoe, that enough English
capital stands ready to build the road.
a GOOD nULE.
Tho Benato to-day went to tho Calendar,
aand in the brief spacoo of 20 minntos passed tho
House bills to prevent any Of tho officers OF tho
United States Courts from acting AZ counsel in
any casc pendiug IN Ball Courts, and also, to
include Territorial Delegates among tho list Of
prosecuting claims before tho Departments.
IheBe bills need now but the signature Of tho
President to bocomo law.
TIE CALDWELL CASE.
Ihe COMMITTEE Oh Privileges and Elections
will commence taking testl1n6,,y to-morrow in
the Caldwell bribery case. About 25 nttnosBes
, 1873-01-10

Wo copy from tho full report of tho Testimony
in tho Credit Mobllior Investigation, tho follow
Ing additional testimony Of II. s. MComb and
0nkps Ames.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07

of fashionable journals, aud justly deserves
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07

It'll behind the counter dispensing steak and
cabbnges to hungry customers
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The annual meeting Of the Farmers and
Mechanics Union, was he'll at Ludlow, Feb.
I, when the following officers we're elected :
President, Calvin French, OF Cavendish; LIST
Vice. President, W. A. Felt, Andover; I'd
Vice President, q. II. Cole, Chester; Secre-
tary, j. Il. SpaFord, Ludlow Treasurer,
Kendall Taylor, Caveudish.
Geo. Il. French has purchased Of Frederick
Billings the celebrated stallion Woodstock"
Mr.. Billings had it in contemplation to send
him West. He is the best stallion ever rails
ed in the State. AS an item showing how
his colts are valued we quote from the Turf
Field and Farm, OF Feb IL, az follows -
George Tidd, Esq, of Boston, sold Wood
stock Boy, 8 years old, by Woodstock, to
Mr.. McCusick, Of Cambridge, for $500 ;
cheap as broom has record Of ? Al, and
can show $50 gait" This horse, Wood
stock Boy, was raised by james Fletcher Of
South Woodstock.
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Repue de Ia Mode surpasscs every other
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07
Governor of Vermont

An eminent western fool recommends
making a sore on the arm with tartar emetic
as a substitute for vaccination, and ar
CUES that because the sore so made looks TO
HIM like vaccine pustule, it would, there
fore, be equally preventive Of small pox.
He says he has tried 1t successfully. We
wonder where he found the FOOLS greater ev.
en- than himself to allow him to make the
experiment upon them, aud conclude he lies
about that.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07
illustrated Beautiful Snow.
BEAUTIFUL SNOW.

Beautiful Snow and other Poems New Illustrated
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Beautifully Illustrated from original designs by Ed.
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Ia uniform style with The Outcast aud Other Poems
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- Tho above Book Il for sale by all booksellers
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turn Of mail any RENTING the price OF il 10 the
publishers,
r. b. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS,
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07

STATE OF VERMONT, To the Honorable County
ORLRANs COuSrY, SIS. Court, next 70 be held at
rasburgh, In and for the County Of Orleans, the
arst Wednesday after the first Tuesday Of September,
A. ID. 1879.
Your petitioner Martha Greaves Of Irasburgh in the
County Of Orleans AMI State Of Vermont, would res
pectully show 10 your onors that she was duly mar
ed 10 Robert Greuyes, the 10th day Of October A. d.
1861, ~ Troy In said Orleans County, by the Rev Cy
rus LiscOmh minister Of the gospel that since her
said marriage she has behaved herself as chaste and
faithful wife, and In all things kept her marriage vows
but that the said Robert not regarding his marriage
VOWS ON the LIST day Of September A. D. 1868, deserted
your petitioner ana has not since returned 10 your petit
TONER aud Is now m parts unknown tO your petitioner
Your petitioner would further show that she Is the
mother of one child ~ wit Cora Greaves the fruits Of
said marriage. Wherefore your petitioner prays that
the bonds Of matrmony between her aud the said Rob
er be dissolved aud that the care and custody and cd
ton ul said Cora he decrced u your petitioner and
that your petitioner he allowed to resume her maiden
name, and as IN duty bound, will ever pray
MRS. MARTHA GREAYES,
STATE or VERMONT, The foregoing petition Of
ORLEANs COlNrY, 50. ! Martha Greaves having been
died Ia the uico Of the Clerk NJ the orleans County
Court aud being made 10 appear that Robert Greayes
the lihrloe therein named, resides without this State
so that -aid petition cannot DO served upon the sad IL
dored that c substance Of said petition together with
this order, hr printed three weeks succcssiVcy In the
vermont Farmer "A newspaper published at 81, Johns
bury IN the County OF Caledonia the last publication
10 be ~ least -N weeks previous To the
OF luv uUAt stated term OF Orleans County Court
held at the time and place mentioned In said petition
when and where the said Robert Greaye Is roo ured to
appear II he SEQ cause, and make answer IN said petit
ton.
Giyer under my hand at Irasbursh in the County Of
Orleans this 2lst day Of February A p, 1873
Ut. ALLEN, Attorney for petitioner.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07
1eaths.

In Brownlngton, Feb. Is, Ida NJ, daughter Of S. ".
and Sarah J. Persons, ,,
At Saxtons River, Feb %, Charles Drury, Co.
At SaNtons River, Feb % Lewis II. Hunt, 2s
In Albany, Fen. p, Chester Page ~.
In NorthAed, Feb. - james Nichols, Il. Mr. Mich
oswas father Of Dr. George Nichols Secretary Of State
In Rockingham, Feb. ~, Ellen, wife VI George T..
Buemond 90.
Feb. q, Joseph LarO, 49,
In Rutland, Feb. -, Fanny, widow Of the late James
Ward, OF Fitchburg, Mass.
In Burlington, Feb, 2j, Brevet Lieut. CoI. n. A.
Tucker, bS.
a.
In Rutland, Feb. %, VIM. L. Cutting. %.
At West Newport, March /, Cilby, son OF j. J..
Sqhres, 6,
In ST. Johnsbury, March 3, Mrs. Charlotte g. Alden
wife of W. n. Learned, aged ~.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07

AN EXCELLENT VARNIsn FoR HARNESS.
Procure at the druggist or apothecary's store
half pound or a pound of gum-shelac, ac-
cording to the quantity desired break tho
scales fine and put them into jug or bottle f;
add good alcohol sufficient to cover the gum
cork tightly, and place the jug where it will
be kept warm. In about two days, If the
bottle or jug is shaken frequently, the gum
will be dissolved and ready for use. IL the
liquid appears as thick as thin moIasses, add
more alcohol. To one quart of the varnish
add one ounce of good lampblack and an
ounce of gum camphor Such varnish will
not render leather hard but it will keep the
harness from becoming soaked with water,
aud it will keep the surface clean and neat
for long time. A coat of such varnish will
effectually prevent the oil in the leather from
soiling ones hands Nothing is better to
render farmers boots waterproof than an
occasional coat of this leather.varnish.- In.
d,tstrtal Monthly.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07

Owing to absences and sickness among
proprietors and printers we are obliged to
omit the Boston and New York Markets.
For the same reason, the Ladies' Depart
ment, which had been left over for its usual
place next week, will be little out Of place
this week and some other errors and omis-
sions must be attributed to the same cause.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07
50. .Johns0mry .Market,

Corrected Weekly for The VERMONT FARMER.
THURSDAY, March 6.
Apples.--Native s3.5ODsl.OO per Dbl. Western
a3O)aDslOO Dried Apple l4@lSc per ID
Beans.--Marrow and Pea, S2.50ns3 per bu,
Butter.--Selected and choice 2OcdD25c per ID. Com
mon l2cDlsc per III.
ml6c per III. -
FIour.--No. Spring Wheat ss50DiO.OO per Dbl.
Amber Winter S0.'OmStl. 90. White Winter Sl2OOn
aI2sO. st. Louis Pastry $500.
Grain. --Corn e5c6si per hu. Corn Meal e0cacP5o
per bu. shorts and Mddlings S3id45 per ton. Oats
bOcD65c per bushel
Produce Beef side, scDlOc per 10. Veal l0c@
100 per To- Mutton Ocm SO per 10. Chickens In lots,
l2clsc per h. Turkeys 6caD5c per 10. Potatoes zoe
$500 per bu Onions s5OO per bu Eggs 15alsc pr dot.
saIt.--Turks Island SOC per bu. Ashton Dairy 5000
coarse fine g.. so per sack.
Hay.--sales at sl6ms2O, as to quality
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07
aaarria9rs.

Feb. %, Mr.. Zadock Hard, ami Mss Alma Davis, II
Arlington.
Feb. a. Mr.. Charles T. Simonds, OF Boston, and lisa
bella V. Davis, OF BrattlebOro
Feh. a. Mr.. Seymour Walker, OF Mdd letoWn, and
Miss Jane Porter, Of Clarendon.
Feb. %, Mr. Wesley NJ Seaver, and Miss Elbra ~
Hail. Of Wiiliamstown.
Feb. "a, MFR. Milo '. Gay, Of Char sston and Miss
Carrie Berry, Of Bloomington.
Feb. p, Mr.. Edwin A. Noyes and Miss Abbie r..
Ward Of PittsiOrd.
March ,, by Rev. II. A. Spencer, Mr. Abel Harts-
horn Of Danyie, aud Miss Mary ii. Underwood. Of ST.
JOhnsbury.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07
Shadrach SGmOor.,,s Estate.

The Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
0rahe Probate Court for the District Of Caledonia,
COmmiasohers TO receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Shadraoh Sanborn, late II Sheffield, H. said District
deceased represented nsolyent and the term Of SIX
months fom the sth day Of February, 1873, being al
lowed by the said Court To the creditors Of said deoeas.
our appointment at the dwelling house Of Jacob +.
Day IN Sheffield In said district the It'll OF March,
and sth day OF August next at 20 o'clock In the fore
noon, on each OF said days.
W. l.. PEARL, lc,-,
GEO. GRIFFIN, JR, }N'ihhSs'ohoIs'
Sheffield, Fob 8, A. ID. 1873,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-07
Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale part Of his home farm
know as the Wheelock place, situated on the Troy
road less than one.haif mile from Newport village
comprising twenty-five Of good upland, nearly
all In good state Of cultivation, Comfortable and
convenient buildings, with good, pure water, good
place for market garden, or for AM one Wishing 10
locate near thriving village Proc, $500. For fur-
an, OF address CORODEN CUMMINGS,
Newport, VI