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49,
BILLS gEroKTED AND PLACED os i1,A .,~.,leas.1,o
House joint resolution In reaa1loll y 'n'
removal OF the penitentiary. 90 r,,,,.
House bill authorizing the. Boar y, i L !
lie Works 10 sell the penitcnn1Iiis NJ,
y - THE SEAT FROM ESSEX.
THO Committee on Privileges and Elect'o 4,'s
I'D u. tI,,t after full investigation OF tie
ru1 las ~. an charges preferred by citizens the!
s hni S,;lcd TO find any proof of the inelgi.
, ,';,;,,. or Watson Il. Wentworth, dclcsalss
rrnn; Essex. They therefore rccomnl.n,a
.,,n odonljon of n resolution declaring Ino
Ia Wentworth entitled to tie scat iio''
Essex. The report was agreed TO.
OYSTER BEDS.
ON motion of Mr.. WALL, House Dl'. ~ dpp lI,
tort thr oyster beds Of the ton''i'onns'rro a,
was taken ND and made the spccEh oi"e' IVA
Thursday next.
House bill authorizing the suLel n l,o' WI, ~
certain counties to impose I.A on uUs ct,f.
t,lru mn. and on motion OF w. - 49, IL I;st If
rnrI comfy was stricken from iu .oa ,' than
eonnfins named in the Dill. 1t wa" 1 tI,;rd
again ordered to its engio's'hcn' "A' ''''' '
reading. m ,oi.,s t.
-.,.r/>. C,IvCISSATJ AND ST. LuLl"
RAILROAD.
c,,o4o I'LL TO incorporate the washington,
n.,,s;,",,ot aud s.. Louis Railroad Company
com,n I'M ON It's second reading. ,:u.
Nj Hir i I ,wsoy moved to commit the olll "
~ I.,,n,;,frc on Roads and Internal Na'l-
cation for examination. ,,,1 ,,o+
Vr. kEYsEE hoped the motion Wou!u siu'
nyevai The bill had no extraordinary c is"+
,rras and had been passed upon ny llc '7on
~ ,ir HUI thought it did have some eX ;iHr
,,.i;norv textures, and intiInatcd that IL miSn'
lie a "pocket CHARTER .,o ,-ont,cmon
meant to sav that it WIS pocket cIaI'ei
Nv. HILL said he had not saiQ SO. %
The motion to commit was then asfeca w.
BILLS PASSED.
co.o ,.;u,. 10 amend the charter of the
Richmond and Peninsula Ralfoa,' Co,lli''n.
70 amend the charter OF the fIeuell'HsD L7 -
Orange and CharlottcsilIle i''A'io""
many, with House amendments.
UNIFORM TAX on TOBACCO.
~, motion Of Mr.. LovENsT;IS, the House
Joint resolution asking Congress 10 HIM ny
,av on tobacco uniform was taken upailu
n W.. [lt was afterwards passed by 'nc
senate. ,,-r,n
mr1s PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Hy Mr.. BOOKER: Bill to define ana OK Y.
tend the corporate limits Of the town Oh
Ia,invilc. o::oo+
Ey Mr SWAMI: Bill to amend and ree ;nnc
section of chapter 1GS of the Code Of 1850,
IN relation to writs Of .icrl Jacias.
" Nv Mr.. ScvrnALL: Bill to prohibit the
ruuuin., Of freight cars Oh the Sabbath.
ASSESSMENT OF TAXES.
earatn bill for the assessment of taxes was
taken up, and discussed until Adjournment
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That Minority Report,

We have commented elsewhere upon 'ac
,,ndu,t of the House of Representatives Oh
Monday in refusing to rcccivca report from
the minority of the KukluN Commit'ce DC
cu,sc its language was disrcspcctiul 10 'hc
President and to Congress-. I If. hANkS' Vi
massachusetts,. a sometime Speaker OF the
House. rot that body ont Of the sciT'pe yer!
h,odsomelr-as witness the following IT,
port:
Mr. BANKS: oIcr the following reso,
r,t;,n .ud move that tic ruits lie suspenacu
If there be ol.icction
of thc Committee on the lnsurrccttohary
states be received and printed with lAe ni!-
ioritv report, provided Tie language .. .n'
report is not in violation oi lac tuioS "a wv
House" A..
Mr.. VAN Who will dcclae that
Mr.. COX: OF course the Dlajolll! arc "
make both reports. .,o
Mr.. MCKINNEY; Is it in ordcr lot tae
majority to make not only their own report
but thc report Of the ninori'E:
The resolution was again read.
Mr.. FARNSWORTu: Is the Iuo!ic
Printer 10 answer that question!
Mr.. RANko: I will Say, III answer 70 INC
ccn,cmall's question, that without GcIcl-
mining what is parliamentary or hoI ti!e
House by this resolution adopts course
which does not commit it to anything tii'' Is
in violation of the rules Of the House.
Tie question was OF suspendlnS the fll"s'
and, bcinc taken, 1t was agreed lo-'"o'
thirds voting in favor thereof.
so the rules were suspended, and the rcso-
linton of Mr.. Banks WAS adopted.
Thus, it will be seen, the report OF the
minority will be published just as it was WIFI
ten and yet BANKS humbugged the House
into the belief that he had not made them IN
consistent.
1t is plain that BANKS lives ina State Wheie
the politicians are in favor OF the Name
liquor law, but opposed to It's enforcement
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IH,r Ranks,

The Last Of tie .Eo5lcans. \ SarraflTH OF
49, Bv j. FANNIM0RE CooHEE. liin>-
tritctl from Drawings by +. Q. Z. DAELIi'
Kew York: y. AvrLEToS Is Go. 49,.
Few novels ever were more generally read
than CoorEa's. Intelligent Enslishmcn are
rs familiar with them as arc thc people OF thls
cou0trv. This is t:vVritc ono. FOR sale
br ErIySoS & TAYLOR.
Hn7en Llltiugcr: or, Not EraeNy H"yn. ~
ELSIE LEIGH WIHTLEsEr, author OF " Ito
Was Sac:" "CastlCs in spain" etc. Phlia-
de!pAia: CLAxToH, EEMsES Il HAFEELFlN-
GER. 1872.
A novel, of course. Fer sale by NooD-
HOUSE 6 PAEIAM.
,Ecssrs. WoopuoUSE 6 PARHAN lave also
sent to us the january No. Of the E.i'nJurgh
Rcricr. Tie FIRST article is review OF 4
rcw translation Of MARCO PoLo's celebrated
book. Another is an interesting review OF
TYEuMAS's Life Of John Wesley. These are
but two ont Of g number Of good ones.
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Docs.-Will the Legislature pass dog
law The question has no connection with
the funding bill or the land scrip; so far rs
we are advised. it was not All issue III the
canvass on which any member may imagine
he was elected. Therefore we may rcisona-
DIV hope that tie bin for the reduction OF
dogs in Virginia will not lead to any lengthy
or acrimonious debate, but that it Will DC
adopted with unusual unanimity III both
branches OF the General Assembly.
We are sorry for the dogs, but they are TOO
numerous 10 be tolerated III such numbers
and while their fondness for mutton shows
their similarity in taste 80 many Of the en-
cellcnt people OF tie State, that ought not TO
be considered good reason for not impo'
sing 4 tax upon them. 4 considerable reNe.
nue. NAV be derived from this source; and;
although one of the effects OF such law may
be an Indignant protest from Mr. Bcr%ll, we
submit that it is better for thousand nn0-
cent dogs to die than for one innocent child
to he cursed with hydrophobia.
Let Us lave 4 dog law, with a good SUBJ
stlntial tax on every hound, cur, terrier,
pointer, and poodle in the Commonwealth.
There may be howl and growl, but dogs
nave no votes or constitutional riglltS.-N0T-
folk journal.
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CONVENTION Or No COEvENTioS.-The pro-
posal to call Il convention met with very lit
tie favor in the Legislature. \ late caucus Of
the Conservative members Of the Assembly
refused to consider the subject OF providing
for a conyention--ard very wisely, too, we
think. Our present Constitution is not Il
very desirable one, but with a few amend
ments it can lie made endurable. We doubt
very much if Il convention, called during the
present unsettled state Of affairs, would be
the means of giving us better one. Weare
not ripe for Notwithstanding &C.
Zette. =. -----
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III; February, 1872.

r1T FEBRUARY, 1872.
MORE NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
7. L. PRICE 6 co.
have lust opened for the early trade many goods,
particularly Tor useful and housekeeping purposes.
BROWN and BLEACIIED COTTONS,
81. Lei, and Ill COTTON SIIEETiNGS,
Five assortment OF BED BLANKETS,
TABLE DAMASkS and NAPKINS,
LINEN SiEETiNGS and TOWELLINGS,
Beautiful assortment Of NEW PRINTS for children,
BLACK and WHITE CALICOES. &C., SC.
ALSO,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
LACE COLLARS and ST. TEVES.
Gcntlcmcn's and ludcs KID GLOVES. YER! best
very good for -.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK MOH.tIRS and VEI.OURS,
BLACK CASHA ERES and HENRIETTA
d" CLOTHS,
BLACK TAMISE aad BOAIBAZINES,
Good bargains In BLACK SILKS.
Great bargains will DC sold during this month in
Fall and Winter Dress Goods as well as in some light
goods for spring; also III Pqucs, Linens for boys
wear, Doylcs, &C.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
fe5 1101 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.
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qualified when II elected him to the seli't''
Bnt we do not wish to prosecute this mattei'
Mr. VANCE has repaired the wrong, IL wfo''S
it was. as far as it lay in his power 10 90 Sc
and the North Carolina Legislature mas Gnu
sen man to the Senate who Is not dtsqua'''
Gsd, We have high respect for Mr. VANCE,
and Il would afford It's pleasure to sec nm III
the United States Senate.
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A North Carolina paper reminds us that
one of the Virginia senator's was as much to
blame is Or. VANCE for the adoption of SUM-
sgg's amendment TO the amnesty bill and the
Iasseg's consequent defeat. This would be
snappropriate retcrt II we had attempted 10
Justify Dir. LEw1s's vote, or II the virginia
Legislature Ind elected him knowing that ne
would cast such yoIes. The North Carolina
Legislature knew that Mr. Y AMOS was dis.
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The DICTAToR.-:>o gross an outrage
upon liberty has seldom been perpetrated us
was the refusal Of the House Of Representa-
tiycs to receive and print i report from the
minority OF a committee BECAUSE it used Ian
sl,ige towards the President which was cs-
tccmcd disrespcctiul We hardly know how
10 speak Of such an outrage. AT the present
writing We have not seen the Daily Globes
report OF the proceedings which took place
III regard to the matter. We experienced
upon reading the telegraphic report feeling
somewhat akin to that expressed by PorE
VIXEN speaking of ADDISON
"W'ho but would laugh II SUCH IMAM there bes
Who but would weep II Articus were he?"
We could hardly help laughing at the idea
that the Congress Of the United States should
have attempted to protect the acts of such Q
man as GRANT from criticism, nor could we
keep down feeling Of indignation that the
American people should be represented i'll
their highest legislative body by such man
nakins-poor, contemplate tools of power.
GEORGE Ill. had the right to claim the allie
glance of every Virginian, and every one OF
them acknowledged at the time that his Ma
jesty was the ruler, by Divine right, of Vir-
ginia aud her people, yet this did not pre-
vent PATRICK HENRY from using plain Ian
-,age in speaking Of his sovereign. The cry
e. '"eason!" " Treason!" with which his
Va received was substantially re-
'f0 1uSe Of Representatives of
- 800 c.,.a Monday last when the
minority of the kuklux Coz oN.a' '. 4"
report speaking of General GRAs, "
respectful" language. The nlinions o. ni'
Majesty ULYSSES S. GRANT were as ready to
come to his aid as were the Old Virginia
gentlemen to fly to the defence OF their law
ful sovereign. But in the one case it was q
pardonable if not creditable manifestation
of loyalty to the person of real King; IN
the other it was dcspicable exhibition Of
disgraceful subserviency to the whims and
caprIces Of nominal President, who, in the
name of liberty, has been guilty of "every
act that may detiue a tyrant." In the one
case, the manifestation was appropriate to the
age; in the other it was plunge into the
habits of past generation. Who but must
hold in contempt such representatives Of the
so-ca!lcd free institutions of America?
P.s. Since the above was written we see
that the reception of the report in question
was objected to for several reasons, but none
of them better than the ono we have com.
mented upon.
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PUBLIC MEETlNG.-A meeting of the citi-
zens of Amherst was held at the Courthouse
Yesterday to consider the resolutions offered
by Mr.. Samuel NJ. Garland on january court
day relative to the funding bill. The meet
ing was addressed by Hon. r. 4. Coghill, in
defence of the action Of the Legislature, but
no vote had been taken at the time our in
iurmant left the Courthouse.-LynchburJ
Meas.
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NJ WILL RECEIVE THIS DAY by
steamer from New York twenty bunchcs BAHA-
MAS. on consignment, and Will sell them yer! low.
Asthia fruit Is about the most hcathtui solo, ana
rarity ut this season. al III want slionlu can ei!
ANDREW PIZZINI,JR.,
&c l3-3t eo' bioiu ''ie''
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NJ BREEDEN & FOX are now re-
ceivlug large ard varied assortment Of EARLY
spEIHG GOODS. EREEDES & FOX,
fcl--5t 4O1 Broad street.
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E,,.c Salaries Of County Superintcnt'-

For the Dispatch.
Alossrs. Editors,-Is it essential TO The re-
l,ctiou OF taxation in the State that law
sho,Ild be made cutting down the salaries OF
ro,,uty superintcndcnts Of education to such
tjgure rs will compel all competent men
holding the positions TO resign. 1t seems 10
me that this will lie the effect OF the bill or
dcrrd TO be enrrosscd' in the Senate on the
18th of February, by which it is proposed 20
be enacted that "no superintendent over
comfy with population of less than lo,0o0
shall he allowed, under any circumstances,
more than $3.50 per annum,' and that ST
nrrjntcnticnts over counties l!avln" popGE-
lion greater than $1,000 DC allowed 80 per
tho,,slnd for every additional thoiI>ahc'
Men of education and talent requisite 10 LOOK
after the public schools Of county Contain
i,,t- 5000 Inhabitants cannot be engaged 81 Il
snl,yy so pitilul and to employ men not com
netcnt for the proper discharge OF the duties
Incumbent upon county superintendent Is
worse than no economy 1t all. Better ABOLISH
,hc Office entirely. and with it tile entire
school system, than to ill it with men VINO
iiavc neither the will nor the knowledge 10
Drr;arm its functions. III the long fun, II
will lie les expensive TO continue saia!ics 1T
present Tates-ur, better still, raise lheii:-
thai, to carry out the proposed rcutlctiol,
for now We get Il return .ior the expenditure,
while then TC will throw away Tie SOU ma
UPWARDS with no return whatever, ullicsa
tie brc;,!:ing-down Of the entire school sys-
icm of the state Hc q thing to be desired. III
NV county there arc about lVo Stlo"'s, Ia
which are employed about 12G teachers. INC
county superintendent IS expected ~ Fi*l' ~
has otru expense c2ch school at least TWICE Ill
thc session to examine all applicants for po'
s;tion: As teachers, TO consolidate and return
receipts for all teachers reports, NC TO 60
around to these schools once requires about
TWO months time. The population Of the
county is about $4,000. The salary of the
count superintendent, after the proposed
reduction, will be 5000. That it is sufficient
or just is absurd.
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saYEssTAEafgOTfTESs

MT c 0 MORT, CONVENIENCE,
HEALTH, AEDPURITY. The dry-earth system,
and In connection Herewith, the WAKEFIELD -Esf
EARTH-CL osEsTs. or CoMMoDEs, are she great
EST blessings OF the nineteenth century. Tlese COM
nodes besides being neat piece OF FURNITURE oc-
cupy hut very small space, and may ne useu ia
dressing or slceping-rooms without emitting .ne
least Offensive olar. Send for descriptive cf.ula
L. WAGNER & CO., Druggists,
n o,-,ts Agents.
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Mt RREEDEN & FOX are now re-
ceiving n large and varied assortment OF EARLY
cpp,St, conDs. BREEDEN s FOX,
.,,-., 401 Broad street.
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MA GOOD INVESTMENT.
ONE THAT IS SURE TO PAY.

prrTrP THAN F1vE-TWENTY'S. TEN-Foh-
TVS, OK ST:vEN-TH1HTi's,o OK EVEN
NORTHERN OR CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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GTTPERIoR TEAS. CHOICE COUNTRY
u HhMs' n fuIl line OF KNIGHTS FLAYoRIMsssei
ExTRACrs EARLY S st}NYr PEB sSSTaToEs
sS0W-FLAKE FL0uE; CANNED GgggDs, ana
fancy groceries OF all Kinds imported mna eoReseic
WINES and LIQUORS. a. a 3; Sre.3a sfresst
fe nI-coJ3t ~of nIo.d 49,.
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We return thanks to Hon. HENRY 1. JGE-
max of the North Carolina House Of Repre-
senlatives, fora bound copy Of tie report 10
fiat body of tho commission to investigate
charges Of fraud and corruption, &c.
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QRoCERIEsI GROCERIES!

GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
so odsr PORTO RICO SUGAR.
-. ~ h hst,o.,ls NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
s 40 haTreis REFfNED UGARs1all grades;
so barrels NEW ORLEANS MoLaGn ,
100 barrels SYRUp-cominon ana pnese auah
tics;
$50 bags RIO COFFEE,.or
100 bags LAGpAd M Ior .tt Irii cbo,cc.
SO bags JAVA COtFEt,1srIcins SI1ieG TycoS
TEAS. rr. DIVE
10 tlerccs SA An = min SinES.
~ hogshetaJs ScIIrIn nFHS.
10 hogsuctt soi I SfTt: an CJTRED HaSlS--can-
20 terces cu md ,,ncnnvassed:
'asse ELL, III SrS md RhEtKFaST BA-
Is DoxeS bhE1AoA' 'A
COS, ,rr>-rD ,po
20 uerces nLF ~ .,cs ftPp
so haii-oarTTe9EisE Ssi1e "ee' A-'
100 boxes SI UT; LI tI,rINT, f,ASnIFS.
200 boxes HD XII v ca bS ali Grades:
100 boxes rh ,,ar-aIs E1ctTE' and Sal. SODA,
81 kcSs .s'i n ~. sHE EREINEos. l. and3:
Ioo .iaG4 ~ III Iinn for saIe NV
IN stole ''''u ~ p0REPT + WILLIAMS eco.
le 20 w. 49,.
-rcrr rEJUED nor Phil,deIDhia
1 toI L. = 80 - -, - - liz ~
~ steamer james 5. Green, a superior line OF
TEAS. Call ana examine my STOCK ana learn thc
IL. ,l IL tsrltrn
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. CASH DIVIDEND OF FROM TEN to- ii lii
PER CENT MADE At THE TIME We
INVESTMENT.
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MARRIED..


HEADQUARTERS TOBACCO TRADE
Ii OF Rl,' Ha1OND, VIRGINIA.. 3. BLAND
e co. whoIe.,,n dealers In VIRGINIA MANU-
FACTuRED TOBACCO fine ard low Grade CT
CARS, and P0W.itTAG @PlPES.-1Sal Cary
Fine S srS-tIfRED T.EAF borgtlt TO order:
. Agents for PIfK!NTONiS, DIVERS, CHI p
RET'S. MhYOS, and LYONS CELEbRaIED
>TUBACCOS.
ANY brand In Richmond can be GOD byus lower
than In ANY ether market. Call and excmiEe The
fnest stock of CIGARS in the city. Ell
DICE.~Prime Patna Rice for sale by
III JOHN ID, GORDOS's SONS,
jas Pearl B!eck-
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100 CASKS GUINNESS & HIBBERT'S
PORTER, direct importation;
o. hogsheads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
rs hogshcads CLEAR RIB SIDES,
100 bags RIO COFFEE,
90 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
so mats GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
30 mats OLD GOVERNlENT BROWN JAVA,
very choice
so boxes CREAM CHEESE,
100 boxes ADAMASTIEE CANDLES,
800 barrels IIERRINGS,
Is barrels MACkEREL;
1.5oo sacks BUCKLEY 6 DEhKINS SALT,
for sale at lowest market prs:es by
Jazz ;. Z. TAKDI * 60.
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EEGL.lSu PApE,Rs.


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Puurh......... 5 90
Once 4 Week 6 0p
Weekly Times. 4 50
Al! the Year Round 6 90
SATURDAY Review. 10 o.
Evening SIail....... 80 90
Public Opinion..... 7 "
Pall-5lall Budget. Is 30
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BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
UNIFORM TOBACCO TAX.

A message was read from the House OF
DELEGATES bv Nr. LoyESsrEIN informing the
Senate that that body had passed q Joint reso,
luton asking the Congress of the United
states to make the tax on tobacco uniform.
The resolution was subsequently, agreed tc
by the Senate and communicated to the
House nv hIr. WYSSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

Licutcnant-Goyernor MARYE in the chair
PRAYER by Rev. J. i. Deans, Of Manchester.
Senate bill in regard to fishing III the Rap
pallannock river, with the amendments pro,
posed by tie House, was t~ken UP, ana
amendments agreed 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

EsaEasssssT NsgRNNtKG CONF AN1Et.
sGTATEMENT OF THE NJ q T u L
- LIFE INsTRANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK FOR TIE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
al, 1871 80 20
Net assets January /, 1871 42,as2,sl7 50
Receipts during the yeur-
, Fog remiums. !. ...,.. $12.e5a799o 10
For 1ntcre5t md -Rents.. 2,sos,eoi 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

s57,o!s,og2 80
DISBURSEMENTS.
To Pole, Holders
For Ckims by Death. -. .S2,16a,I"o ~
For Dividends. .......... I, 36j 185 IL
Annuities matured-
ErIdownlents aud surrcn-
dered Policies. .....,... l,3?T,555 II
s7,ssa,S0o 81
Expenses
For Commissions 10
Agents. S534,sI0 80
For Office and
Law Expenses 5l9,0a2 GO
l,1l2,ia1 10
Taxes
Amount paid 10 the ilf-
ferent States. ........... ill,lel 90
- s.6s3,t9l 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-08

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Cour
Dis or WlNBsoR, IS ) NJ Chester. witta
1874
4 \ lNSTRU AENT purportiug 70 be the lss
n and testament Of JOSEPH DAVIS late sd
Ter, ~ sara district deceased, was presented
utrix therein named. heTeiure. Il i orders
said court. that public notice be given t8 "a. Der
concerned therein. 20 appear before said ga.f
session Thereof % be held at the Probate 81
Chester. N said district. on the sINTkENIa.
OF MARCH. A. y 1872 and contest The PROV.
said " 1t they cause; and it Is fur Der ord
that this order be Published three weeks sue ess
IS % the Bellows Falls IiAEs. newspapcr ~
at Rockingham 10 this state, the last oil Whict
LEGATIONS shall be previous 70 the DAY assigaa
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand 81 Chester. In said Dg
this 2lst day Of February D.. lS72
S-ll THOMAS 0. sEANER. Regs