Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

the highest number having been reached 'i,rin-,
year ending June j. ls'f during the Ia l'tr
lj7 names were added to the ~ II y 80
dropped the refrom, showing net decrease Il Ftr
hut while the number of len-i'ner- iia- dc'-Fc-'t
the annual amount due on pension I"lI- ha-
creased s4i.-33 II. Thi- l. caused hE the great
ca ac'i average rate If pensions, Winrh hr ~.
Ilhe al ~ latuIf C"rgr--- ha- increased itat.
400 D. in i..2 t., Io, - NJ S7 I" etr invalid !a.,
an increase in avera." -atr # - pc cont u 'l-
three years during the ytdr ..'r1- 'r-" . r.
there paid account 81 i''r'-;'l.- :lrufi-.-
expenses of disbursement. c2'6-j. 10 '''''- sab
6.,3 les than WAS pad the preceding Yea ln-
reduction in the amount of expenditure W.r 3rr
,ce by the decrease in the amount IN arr'-r-
due allowed claims ami on len-'" ne r''-' .-.
shIcI increased by the le-sI-!i'li"n ei iA' ll
ceiling -c-siOr Of Congress.
At the close ct tn" i.-t '-cal Erar tlor' u,g,.,.
the pen-i.n rolls 234 r>2I rrr-"fr ii whom .l''.'
r'ere army pensioners l0ei'9 tcii- h-Faii!-. .''.
10, ~ widows and dependent f"it'N'-- ~ "'-
navy pensic:er-, of whom los "ct' H'kt.ia- fft
1854 widow ami 'seprrficni r'latiN'-- : = = N--.
pens Of the wa - l>i2. l. =" WH"-' 49,
survivors and 5IG5 wi't""- = = '--'fu-.ti'- ii-
go. - 900 will be required for il "a ''-f ." I'
sion- for the fiscal wear, an tn"HI-1 1-.-tt--
les than the estimate for the present y"af
GEOLOGIC Al EXPLORATIONS pI RIM III -
The geological xrl"riti"n- htvr l'cen rr-'-f.-..
with energy during the wear c"kcrn- 'ti .'i' .-
cbo ut 40 square miles in he I"r11"r'- II
cra.lo, Utah and New MeAir", dc'" i"lim- ''ie .F-
cultural and mineral resources. ana FURNISHING .
terestng scientific and t"l""r Io;'l 't.tti.- " .-
7Rf,Tnf.>t uI- I'M TNIIA>--
Tn. method for the ',eatnenf q; TIE Ir5.t
adopted at the beginning OF my first term ha-
steadily pursued. and with siti~act'ft AMI 60
couraging results 1t has been productive ''f O..
dent jmpTov ement in the cnIliti.5r. tii.; ss-.
and will lie continued with only such ri.rlIi!.---
a. further experience may Indicate L. - i"'--i'.
TIL CTSIEN<IAL ENI"~ITi"N.
The Ioari heretofore appointed =" t.tk. ,i,ar--
the articles and materials PERTAINING t. IT. "
the Navy, the Treasury. The Intcr'''r a"A p co.
flee departments, and the drlartn--rt 81 t-fi...
tar~, the smithsonian Institute, and tiie .ia.'-
eior' of good fishes, TO bc continued gfi'i"r 81.
legislation cf last se--I"n /" tir lnierl..'i'','.
Exhibition t. lie hehi At Phlladclfi'a '.urll- -
centennial year hr@ ''"en '!'ll-"lt Ia 1l-
charge of dutie- which nav. 'i"Y N,! upon -. I-
the progress tar made WIZ fl.' iEr".li- ..-
command, give assurance that the '-'1-r..iH.i..ti
contribution will be m:'t'- one 81 The n,i A.' '
acteri-tic. of the exhibitions. The b.
,',,ary..i commemorative economy II, rIl,. ,,-t--.-
the erection of buildings Ter tho Governmental
hihit the expenses of which it ! estimated y
exceed say SsV0p. 1hi- amount ha- i---u 49,.
drawn under the law from appropriated IT,
the principal departments which l''f--- -"'ii--;
those. Departments without sufficient .csl- = Say
t.,.r Their respective practical cNlIi- com lil-
satisfactory. The exhibition being an hibernate
al one a"i the Government hcinG E'l'i;ttr. e...
rrihutcr,tt my OPINION mat IT. contributions -i'.
lie i'll character, quality ami extent t. h''l i- d.
nifty and credit OF Distinguished a r..i'trl-'.-
The advantages I" the country "f 'l''hti'-' ';-
play are from international l"ls't ~ t'-'s u f'
r-t Importance, while an ln fiei'nl l'afi''t t'i'
bv the Government WVult Ice hlimlI'at.H= = -.
patriotic feelings ri our people th'ln-.-.tr ..--.
mend the estimates of tlI,- Board Ter I'- ie'.-..
additional appropriations u fii !.i' ',t.si'-'
alton ui "nsrc---
TIE National 'ISTL>>IAi-
Tie powers nf Europe almost w.tl."i.- .N...-
ton many e" the south American STAT, '-'l. '
rh, more distant Eastern power h.iE. manifest,
their friendly sentiments toward tl, Un5ri =
and the interest "f the world Il orr lr'--r'-- --
taxing -ftl- To- ioin With IL III celebrating rtf.t
t.llni.I 81; tl nation. AMI -tg''li- rt''tl'-l'.
that more national lmp"rl'snr' i"- - g.. -
exhibition Ia e5icl: legislation ami a. -'.-i aifr
prIatIoll- Will insure II >Ilc'.--- L. H..l
bringing 10 our shores nuUsn"r.i.' U-'-il+ ".'r--
~ ana skill the c"ninin-illi-, 81 ti.' rl'I''-
foreign countries ami cur OWE ami tii-- ai--IrI-
ideas and manufacture Will lar SN'''-. '...-
cUnlarA outlay We may maxi
AGHI,ULTUEE. Ebi' sIInN. 4
transmit herewith, th'. .rel~It - lla. Co., a..-
the commission, the Board II Au'i.t. liz Boa.
Health OF tire district 81 "il:i.i'i.i. t' al = t
| invite y"8r attention The Bureau 't N-l..
turc has arcoml'li- h,i much in ~. ':-.i'---s-
useful knowledge [" .i-:IcIl+rl-r-. lf .-r
introducing ami useful Ir'".-'l. H. -i.i -'r.
our soil and climate, and / worthy ~ H.. ff..---
li,-l encouragement al the '.,'refriiu.l,--
I'll" report "f The Crlmi.II--lsii,f- - I..a.a--
which accompanies tli, rrl,"rf 90 f.I >.'--.t--
the Interior. show :r-ii!i ~ l'i-i'-- a..
/ uollal matters
In nearly every annual rlt--i-'. -'.a- t...-.
the honor II transmitting L" t.'i.-r'-- ....
calle'i attention !" th'' an"ilal.'I-~ NJ 70
.'a."u- condition ~ affair cNI-tu- Iu fi- Ir--
ii tab AMI have AXE! i''r 'ieiil -'--i--t-.
enlightened ;tn,i Christian .'suir- W--.r-- -
power I" punish fragrant 'riI, ..-.i-- '.,.-.
- and morality -ecla- Prrp"-'er1I-- leu '.'..
l. n" law - sustain tins unnatural NI'--. -.- ".
q
the same time I" IN the status 90. th-' -.'--.-
,iren the OF prin- "f his, -t'n iIi. - liz l-
Innocent plural wIse-- EUt a. al .ii-ti-'--
-any should I've hanl-'!@t if''l t.'- -ti.; So ia' o.
i btiu-, done
TIL IMPORT ALTON "F tHl>L>i N"N. 81
:, M ~ - III - 80 20 y = -
thln,>r women. hut +, - W!."1u ar'- I..'-..--
"ur shores t" pursue honorable :,nt t-' ....
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