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lst Regiment-Lieut John c. Stearns;
% 90 Mai Richard Smith
30 d" Col S f. Pingree
4th Sc Lieut.. II. Z. Kinsman;
5th 90 Capt. 5. E. Burnham
9Th g Capt. Jno W Clark
9TH "a Capt. Mosley
sth . Maj j L. Barstow;
9th - Capt. A Z. Leayenworth
10th - Maj 4. B. Valentine;
llth d" Col r. c. Benton
10Th - 1t. Col Roswell Farnham
18th q" Surgeon Geo. r. Nichols;
nth d" Capt. W. c. Dunton
18th Capt. Geo H. Blake
10th d" Col. W. c. Veazey
18th " 1t. Coz. L. Z. Knapp;
Cavalry Regiment-Capt. Holden
Sd Battery-Capt. r. II. Start
Sharp Shooters Gen W. Y. W. Ripley.
Capt John W. Clark, from the Executive
Committee, reported an amendment to the
constitution Of the Society, by which non
commissioned officers were admitted to the
privileges Of the Society. Adopted, after
full discussion, unanimously.
On motion of Capt Leavenworth, the
secretary was directed to procure register
ior entering the name of each person at
tending the annual reunion.
The Society then proceeded to ballot for
the place for holding the reunion for the
ensuing year. Col. K. c. Benton invited
the Society to St. Adams Col X IIaskins
hoped that Brattleboro would be selected :;
Col. Grout and Major Bowman named St.
Johnsbury as proper place, and urged the
Society to se.ect it. A ballot was taken
which resulted as follows
Brattleboro had Is
Montpelier had 10
ST Johnsbury had 8
st. Adams had :
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nUTY OFF TEAS.-The Great American
IL Tea Company have business connections with
all the principal ports Of China and Japan, and In
port their Teas directly from place Of growth. thus
saving the consumer from to profits. IL is now
about y years since the Company was Organized
and il has been splendid success irOm the very first
This due to the fact that we imported and sold
only THE BEST AND PURE>r GOODS,
and distributed them 10 customers in all parts
OF the United States, for small profit only, be
tween the Tea-grower and the Tea-eonsumer. We
originated the system Of supplying consumers in
distant parts Of the country with Teas at New York
Cargo prices, on the Club plan And since adopt
ed this plan we have saved the people OF this
try Millions Of Dollars annually in the Of this
article Of every day necessity Send for club circu-
lar which contains full directions, pTem uns, &c.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.,
81 & % Vescy St. New York City
Oct .al-td&wiw Pc. Box J5i3
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Amusrmcats.
Watertosn Union Live stock Market
November H.

Watertoun Union Live stool. Market
November IL.
AMOUNT uF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs. Swine.
This WEEK.. ,532 4.09I %
Last week. l,l2f $50 q
Vermont. 4e9 Z,1lI -
Prices Of Market Beef--A few choice 81 25RI2 o.
extra 50 55GO 80 first quality, $ 5NG9 50: second
quality s. 2sG7 90; third quality, 81 zoos =.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Nurking Oxen p pair. 50.
sl45 to 500. $50 Mich Cows Calves from ssl a
sG0, Farrow Cows, Sald}i; extra, s65IS.; Year
lings, $40 a l6 Two year old, SIS a 20; Three
years old, s2s0ij.
Northern dressed Hogs C.c Pib.
Prices Of Sheep and Lamhs-ln lots s. o. So ID.
81 %, 81 - and $ each; extra. s. TO- s. 20 or from
597c Y b; Spring Lambs, G. az lcr 10 Veal Calves,
: O66DlG 90
Prices Of Hides Tali0w and Skins - Brighton
Hides. 9 a 9icetb; Talow, g "a CcPh COuntr,
Hides ecFib; Tallow 7sDjlcPb Pelt 81 - a ~
each; Calf skins 1919 q r.
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MARRIED.

CoLToS-RUssELL:-In Rochester Nov 9th, by
Sherburne, and Miss Susie NJ Russell of PittsHeld
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7 II III II I ~ 4 VuTU
Chinese Tea. The be- Tea i'm.
ported. Warranted to suit all
tastes. Put up in our trade mark
half pound and pound packages
only. ~ and co pound boxes.
For sale at wholesale only by
The Great American & Pacific
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York City. Oct 31-fd2wiw
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Green az her hills
Be the memories we ken,
Pure as her rills
Re her laws and public men.

Responded to by Captain Z. j. Ormsbee,
of Brandon, who said We have right to
love our own native State best of all, for
If is our commonwealth, and she has held an
honorable position in both War and Peace;
and who urged the cherishing the honor of
our State and Of her men and women, AS a
sacred duty.
2. Vermonfs delegation in Congess,-they arc our
pickets on the Potomac, not yet TO he reAesed-s
wall ofour defence never, we trust, TO be reduced
Hon. L. p Poland was first called on to
respond 10 this sentiment. He claimed for
the Vermont delegation that they had all
faithfully endeayored to maintain the prin-
,,ples for which the soldiers fought 1t had
always been a soldiers privilege to sit down
with his old comrades and fight their bat
ties DER. and it was privilege which he en-
We'd. lie had himself been long in the pub
lie service; but he was conscious that there
wasa poverty in his service, compared with
that of the men around him. The soldier
is higher service than that of any civilian,
for it involved the peril Of life, and all that
a man hath will he give for his life. lie
considered that these reunions were of great
value in keeping alive the fire of patriotism
Our recent war was the first ever waged by
men who were all volunteers drawn from
peaceful pursuits. Yet no army of probes
sional soldiers ever fought more bravely.
skillfully and successfully. Judge p. went
on to speak in high terms of the soldiers and
EXPRESSED his thanks for the honor done
him.
Hon. C. W. Willard was also called on.
He said, among other things, that the
achievements of the soldiers had made them
in 4 sense partners with all who are in the
nublic service, and all have higher reSpon-
sibiity in consequence of their efforts. Inc
war gave a new life to our republic
II IS now far richer in its history
aud in its hopes than before. 1t as a
duty to keep in mind the great principles We
have established. The life is more than
meat, and by regarding principles Alone can
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
ADDISON COUNTY.
1872.
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queens Insurance Company,
OF ENGLAND
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Company.
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Lancn hire Insurance Company.
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Springfield +. n VI. Insurance
Company.
OF MASS.
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OF NEw YORK
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OF NEW YoRK.
W iili1msbErsh city Insurance
Company,
OF BROOKLYN.
NarragAuseit L. n ". Insurance
Company.
or PROVIDENCE
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of PROVIDENCE
Triumph Insurance Company,
OF CINCINNATI
Amazon Insurance Company.
OF CINCINNATI.
German Insurance Company.
OF PPM.
Nemannia Insurance Company,
OF CLEVELAND
National Insurance Company.
OF Penn
North i.iSsoari Insurance Conn
pany,
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ing Companies
f,ina Insurance Company.
OF HAETFDRp.
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OF NEW YORK.
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.fina Insurance Company,
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EVENING.

The procession of officers was formed at
the Court House at q O'Clock, and marched
to the lnspiriting music Of the Mortified
Cornet Band, to the Representatives Hall in
the State House, which was speedily filed.
The Society was called to order by General
Thomas who, after an impressive prayer by
heV. y. Newton Glazier, of Montpelier.
introduced Col. Samuel f. Pingree, of Hart
ford, as orator of the evening.
We copy the Montpelier Journals CON
densed and excellent abstract of the adj
dress
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07
More Tobacco Decisions.

WAsHINGTOS. August GA letter from the
acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue to
Collector Blake. of the Thrty-:ec0nd New
York District, states that it has been ruled by
that office that the word "nOw y in section 14
of the act of July 2n. 1SGS, as amended by
section 81 Of the act Of June 9th, 1872 refers
to the date OF til" passage of the last named
act, and that tobacco entered in export bond
ed warehouses on OF after June 9th, 1872,
cal, he withdrawn for consumption or sale in
this country only upon the payment Of tax
at the rates imposed by the act Of july 20,
1868.
\ question has arisen respecting the rate
of tax to be required upon tobacco which
hid been placed in and withdrawn Oh Il
transportation bond from al export bonded
warehouse on or after that date. On the 9th
Of June. 1872, the tobacco was i'll transit
from one export bonded warehouse TO an
other on Il transportation bond. lthad been
withdrawn from the first warehouse
neither for consumption, nor OF sale,
nor for export. but simply to change
its locality. Upon 4 careful rccnii-
sidrralion Of the question, and taking
into account that Congress evidently ll-
tended hy the provisions relative to with
drawalS Of tobacco from export bonded
warehouses between the date Of the
passa:c of the act and The date Of it, taking
effect no obi. e. which would in any degree
be lurthcrcd hy Il prevention Of removal
from one warehouse to another, The
acting commissioner is of opinion that
this tobacco may now be withdrawn from
bond upon the payment of tax ut the re-
duccd rate imposed by the act Of June &, 1872.
ANY portion OF amy previous ruling upon
this subject inconsistent with this ruling il
rrYnkrl
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Annual Meeting of the Valley Railroad
COMPANY.
Special telegram TO tho Dispatch.

Special telegram TO tho Dispatch.
STAUNToN, August 6.--ihe annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Valley Rail-
road Company was held in this city to-day.
Colonel Edmond Pendlcton. of Botctourt
county, was the chairman, and George {.
Price secretary.
President Robert Garrett submitted brief
report, in which he gave reasons why the
stockholders should adjourn to Il future day.
On motion of Mr.. Cowan, proxy of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, it
was ordered that when the meeting adjourn
it adjourn to the last Wednesday in Scptcm-
Der, the 25th proyimo, to meet in Salem, ut
which time the annual report Of the Board
of Directors and reports of The officers of the
company will be made.
In connection with his report. President
Garrett read communication from the
chief engineer, James l.. Randolph, from
which it appeared that the survey of various
lines between Staunton and Salem will be
completed within two weeks, the line be-
tween Staunton and HarriSonburg having
been located and large portion of it being
under contract and IN process Of rapid cor
struciou. Numbering from HarrisonburS,
the following sections are under contract
to wit. sections s and 8. 10, II. II, II, 16. II,
IS, ~. %, u, 23, u, ~, and 2G--siNtecn out
o. lwenty-siN sections being under contract,
and the Others, being light section are re.
T,n
ton of the heiyier sections. The bridges
arc all under way and will be promptly con-
StrllctCd.
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Ei.c EcnmC<.cc Election Hfof-*fsn"h
x.,,nrr;.E,.,,n, rrStn n Small Cause.

i! ''i'Sf'&" l" 80" '"'" -,
MEMPHIS. August l. ne fi"' "N." '
curr'd al h"ltp!!S' Ill -" n"'t''r,n l'''t ~
shelly county. ri the election OH ih'f>'i.!'
las been rrtt"!'s"n''" III dispatches from i!ts
cil! I" ADMINISTRATION papers ~ VIC N"''n
M,>,"> ~ ,,s,, ,,,tn;r., mare tI,u y
t,',,,.,,, ,;.,;,, u,,i, led mo- ;,;;,iic l,nar-
;n,. mh,t,I,.r 4 unul.rr of persons accused
-, 30 2,,,r:;"in,tinn II thr 1iyav were arrested
,,,', ,,,,,,,,,,,,ncnt met ,,d ,vrr, ,.iyru
'''>' Wv ,,l,, ,,,r,,, ,i,,, I-r;t.d .t,tu.
u "'''!'- H',I,' ~, ~ Wv, l.,;J.,.n in
'"H!''i>@''"lt ,,,,, =: :: -, !, .,,,t Nv.
>Il"" .'t'' - '"N ~ = i, iii.
yrocS from 'o'llis. h'otoua 'ii" W. us
cn|Hu't WA, lTHN,n ;s't.,>' umo ~ 'aIn,, a5nn
"'n "'i. '".'''" 1., ~, ,,''' n,tnicr farm
''',i ~ ,'''."' ,;,o, tj,,t
~. im,,>u, -, thr;, drunk,n ,l,rrcI w.;s such
,.,n I,.ir,r th.ir ot,ou,. within the l,w o.!
r,;.mrs..
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49,, -t,n,,L Iii. t;,I,r,. .,nL tho white
,,,,,, .,,. 49,, !, .t.,s =. nr,,,.,t,. ,i,.trt
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

NoKrtfAHy REPoRT---Thc following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat,t-
day. August y, 1872. compiled from SeNtons'
returns received at tie Office Of the Board OF
Health:
Whole number Of deaths i'll the city, -.
In addition. 3 still-born were reported
:, white and / coIored. Sex: Males. 20; te-
mplrs, Is. Color: White males, II; white
females. 13; colorcd males. IA; colorcd ic-
maize. j. Condition: Single, -: married.
Il. widowcrs. |: widows, ); unknown, l.
N,.:>:tv: UnitcG tales. -: England, l
France, / Germany, /; Ireland, ). Ln,r'!:-
ty: City at large, =; Marshall Ward, .:
jefferson Ward, II; Madison Nard, I;
Manroc Ward, ): Clay Ward, ); jackson
Ward, :; aImshollsr, 6. Age: One month
t, six, ): six months to twelve, u: OF
wear TO three, Is; ten years to twenty, Z;
jve,vty years 10 thirty, /; thirty years 10
forty. >: forty years TO fifty, J; fifty years to
,iyty. ;: sixty years 10 seventy,3. By whom
certified: Regular practitioners, 81; Coro-
ncr >: Board of Health, J.. Causes oi death
| trorlcyv, /: armcmia, | :; cholera i'lihnt'lm,
:. ,ousrllnp,ion ) G. white and coiorcd
rourc.tiyc chill, :; Group. ;dlalrl'Ta (acllte]
4. di1rrl,na (clronic), |; dvsentrry C'c'str)'
4: drowning, j; drop>y. |; epilepsy, L;
g,nercnc of lung. /; hyliroccpliaitIs, III
Temtn.,,,ncc, y; inflammation ol braun,
:,,I,nratior Of bowels, l; nmIaslnl>,
a.. "urllmoni;l, SoitcnlnS OF hlam,
old age, -. lid fever, /; typhoid
| : tcpti,lnG. .: tyr..-- Whole num-
miulata foyer; I; i'ikhr~n.". ~ :
bcr q .,:!Ei,s III li!Ir! .ih: s'1''s.es. 49,
cuIorcd. fIj. --,
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Continl!ed rain,
with southwcsterly winds on the upper
lakes tonight, extending eastward over the
lover lakes on Wednesday, with clearing
weather and nortlierly TO westerly winds il,
the Northwest and Upper Mississippi Valley
and Southwest TO the Lower Ohio Valley.
southwesterly winds, with cloudy weather,
from Ohio to New York; and thence north
east over New England. Partly cloudy
weather. with occasional rains aud southeast
winds, on the South Atlantic coast. and
northerly 10 casterly winds and partly cloudy
weather on the Gulf.
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Second Dispatch.
,sorrers of a Lunatic Asylum. (

NV Y0RY. AugGst Cd. T.5Yan fteck,
10 hapker Who has been ihcarceIated intie
Rloom;nada,e lunatic asylum over a year
t,rhonah perfectly saue, has commenecd q leSal
.r,,,eecdines. wit.ls he stafes will expose the
i,,y,.ors OF TINT institution. His counsel mas
nhtai,,ed Hrits of Eabeds corpus for tne fe-
of ,w,, ladies, who also have been incar-
eerat ,,r ed there ON bogus certificates, and WHO
are perfectly sane. :. .,,, .sr
Inn nI,bilsi,es ,sfiidayits le!atins 70 many
ser,,eIt;es. @ resulting in death, BY the parties
,,nnnect, @ i witl, the so-called ylams, ana
that t the food IS poor and iiiih the rule
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COMM MERGIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED \
kiChaOSp, Va, August 0, use. )

Y
WnEAr.--WIito. f,sa bushels Red. sdle bushels.
0ATS.-ct8 bushels.
f5 50frAL.--tt.Uyc lbs.
HAY.-2l bales.
SALES
WTEAT.--Wlii:e, gia bushels very COED nt $i.79:
3oSi bushels prime ut Sl.75 5s bushels very gcOd
at i.l3: l3d bushels at slts.S2 bushels good Mt
si6s " bushels very tood at 81 -; i76 bushels
prime at 81 -: IS bushels fair at sls0; lls bushels
common ut Sl.50 u bushels common NJ 81 ..t leo
bushels at Sl.5j; 81 bushels common af sl.l5: es
s.S,: 5Jz bushels prime at S..70; SO bushels very
goo,i ut 81 IS: 81 bushels good at Sl.dS ~ bushels
III bushels common nj 81 80 I5a bushels fir mt Ss;
Is, bushels fir at 81 SEQ bushels common ai
ses bushels good 1T $l82; I1e bushels common at
ut :Sl.l, LeI! bushels prime mixed ut Sl.ia.
CoRS.-White, 60 bushels very good ut 5gc.
OATS-ea bushels good new ut 55c.; So bushels fair
at 52c. ~ bushels fair ut stc. $3.50
AIu i-EEEn.-ln.nnN hS aI lc, az h.
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ra.u,,,,a ,ror,,a,,o :,nd Ituil-sicr.,.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August ca tornado
and hai-storm, mile wide, passed over ms
city at 10 O'Clock last night, and carried Oh l,c
roof of the State Capital Hotel, BrandtS Han,
and many private buildings. The gable ena NJ
of the German Reformed church was III
iured, Hundreds of trees were blown down
md thousands of panes of glass broken.
The telegraph wires were prostrateu, na' ,,..
aommunicatiop was restored this morning.
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THO w;tI,ers-sI0sby Difficulty.

w,RREsros, August 6.-Therc has been
no meeting between Colonei Moso! anu M W.,
Withers. and a duel IS not expected. luz w
sensational and irritating r!lmorS CiE't III, =
been published concerning them are eHteet. .,';,.
ingly annoying TO both gentlemen ana ,heit
friends. Colonel Mosby has gone To- JORDAN
Springs, and DR.. Withers is attending 70 MS
business i'm WarrentOn.
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President Grants Answer to the HIVE
tutinn TO Come South.

W,sulNGroy, August 6.-Prcsident Grant
has addressed Il letter to Hon. Samuel bard
and others. the committee from CHATTANOOGA,
the receipt of the invitation
to visit Chattanooga aud Lookout Mountain
',,,;n,r the summer vacation, and dctelrln-
his acccutauce of the same, but ut the same
time promising to lay the invitation before
nthor gentlemen included therein.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock nnd Money Market
New YORK. August 6.-Money 2 to per
cent. Gold, 1851 to 115a. Sterling unsettled.
steady. States very quiet.
Tennessee's strong at 73i new, 73s. Virgil
Mas, 4J; new. 500. Louisiana's, 90; new,
As. Levec's. 50: s's. 20. Alabama's, So; 5's,
"a. Georgia's, 10; rs, 81. North Carolina's,
54a: new. 2i. South CaroIina's, 81 new, %.
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RAtlc.L NoHISATISG CoSvEHTIoE.-Thc
regular convention to nominate the Repub-
lcan candidate for Congress in the third dis
tricl will be held at the cllstoln-ho'isc to-day.
Mr. j. Amber Smith il the most prominent
candidate. and will probably receive the nom
ination if it is made to-day; but all effort will
he made TO postpone it.
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Lon. s,r,,Iycla Races.

August 6.--Tom Bowling
f.iSSti ha as..-, Time. l:lGi.
Won the :fEss lAEG faaMs. race, purse
The second race Was i selhns 1t
of $500 for ali ages, one mile aid i l'sh
Nas !+oii b. &lbuu. Time, 2:la. +,
The third race sss:'s fof the Long Branch
sweepstakes. valued at $500, tf''h sr adu
ton of $50 for each cntry-two mllcs. !he
race was won by Midday, PreaknesS beng
second and 30 close up that it was thought
by many to be Il dead heat. Time, 3:loI.