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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

~ To the oters OF the (itv nj R,.a.
mond: respectfully announce myself candidats
Tor the office OF Collector of City Taxes.
Kun ic-utQeN JULIUS A H0RSDN
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ANDREW STEVENS STATEmEET.-We publish,
this morning, very satisfactory abstract, from tae
New York Express, of the statement recently made
by Mr.. Andrew Stevens, touching the Aston Place
Riot. This statement appeared in the Police Ga.
zette, for which it was copyrighted to prevent
other papers from copying it entire. The Express
very properly suggests that the civil authority of
New York ought to enquire further into the matter
Stevens promised tina. 'Rome should howl" when
he let of his battery. Perhaps if the probe were
properly employed the bowling would become
a little more audible. The popular prejudice ex.
cited against Macready was the work of very cum.
ming proceedings by those who were hidden from
the public views in the riot which took pace-a
riot that was one of the most abominable exhibit
tons OF rowdyism that ever disgraced New York.
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YEA Card.-To prevent misapprehension, !
announce m, SELF as candidate Tor reelection to the
office of High Constable of the city OF Rich
mond. AS my time is fully occupied in dischsrg'
ing the duties OF the Office, have none to spare 10
electioneer, nor might deem it necessary under
other circumstances, as the public have had an op
portunity, since came into the Office In November
last, to determine whether deserve their continued
nh 10 d,de+ BEVERLY BLAIR.
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tS To the Voters OF Richmond,-I am
eaiaioate Ter GRAIN MEASUkEK; and should /
De the choice of my friends, win eiv, the said Of
acc my "noie attention. l.. H. LUCK,
Former Runner to Farmers Bank.
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V Seeing my name offered to the public as
candidate for the office OF Grain Measurer, |
take this opportunity to say to my friends and
the public generally that should they elect me to
that Office it would be thankfully received, and the
duties discharged faithfully.
NH 29-1tde* JOHN A. MOSBY.
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49,. the setcrs Of the City or Rich.
-. ~ ana Candidate Tor the oti.e 81 Resi-.
scs,vs = ~ water Werks. am young aud
slsli Ne. my best endsavors % dischares ~ s,.s
IT the Office. s y VIC 01lles
up l--dfdes MATTHEW ANnrpon~
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9 To the Voters Of Henrfco County.
At the solicitation of many friends in the county Ut
Hennco TO be a candidate for the Office of Prose-
cutting Attorney, l respectfully announce my
self candidate fer tnat Office.
Respectfully, JOHN M. GREGORY.
an Sidewalks
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r~A Card,-As the time is not far distant
when the voters of Richmond will be convened to
select city off .ers, adopt this mode OF apprlslng
them thai am a candidate for the Office OF High
Constable. The sphere in which have acted
lor uiar,y wears, ha, made me personally known to
MANY, ii not to all the voters of the city They viii
Judge OF my qualifications and fitness for the office
and in their decision | shall most cheertuliy &C
quiesce. Should be elected, all business pertain
ing TO the Office. win receive the personal attention
of myself, aided by the most thorough business men
that can be selecled assistants.
NH I7-dtde GEORGE w. TOLER.
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II 49,, This Is the last chance lur Har.
@>-AA GAlMS-M Madam HARRIS begs leave
70 inform the Ladies OF Richmond, ihs; she viii
leave the city Ia few days, she viii sell OF her
spiendtd assortment of Embroideries, Lsctss Rib
they can be- purchased il any other ssure. The
above goods were carefully selected BY her whilst
IN Paris. and are Of the lstest Psrsisn ss Call
aud judge for yourselves ut NJ. ~ tialn sflest ~
door below Whiie Il Paxe nsh sss-- o.
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HAYES Il. SUTTON, NorARl
PUBLIC Particular attention paid te
writing DEEDs and other legal INSTRUMENTS anc
G1oLLECIiNd CLAIMS OF all kinds. Off,ce h
tne Law building, hiehmond. Va
!, : VIII pay the market price for Bounty Lar
- - Autes q u
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Tho Peoples Ticket-Je6erson Ward.
COUNCIL MEN.--John Stansrd, Richard O Has
kins, A Richards. N B Hill and Jas Talbot
ALDERMEN-Thos Cowles, Hugh Ri.eigh, Edwin
FarGar and Capt VIM Burke
Messrs Editors: Please announce the above able
ticket and ooiige
ap5-2ls MANY VOTERS.
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I To the fuDiIc.-City Grain Measu.
rer.-Capt. HENRY DAVIS. of the ''Old Domn
ion House," 18th street, Formerly Deputy for the
late Mr.. THOMAS LEE) is hereby nominated for
the Office of City Grain Measurer, and will be
supported for that office by
my 22-dtde* MANY VOTERS
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E To the Voters OF M0nrOe Wuru..
Having seeH my name mentioned IN tne papae
prints n, suitable person to be voted for Conn
Gilman from Monroe Ward, and having been ire
quent solicited by my friends to permit my name
to be thus used, lake this occasion to say that,
whilst at the present time it will be extremely In
that capacity, yet If they think ut to elect me- WIZ
feel myself in duty bound to serve them to the best
Of my ability. - o,nr
Very respectfully, W. 1o0DlN.
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r. Monroe Ward.-We present for your
cons liberation the following names, amongst whom
will be found come of our most prominent, able
and efficient citizens:
FOR COMMON COUNCILMEN-D. J. Saun-
ders, James Lyons Writ Robinson, Shelton C. Da-
Wis, Sa nuel d. Denoon.
FOR ALDERMEN James Bray, Jos. G.. Wing
field, l.. w. Glazebrook John L. Tate.
ap Sit MANY VOTERS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TO ADvKRrrsEas--We beg the indulgence OF
our advertising patrons until after the election
The crowded state Of our columns renders It an
impossibiify to do ample justice. Be patient two
or three days and we win atone for all our errors
of omission
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

NO. 4 naAUkkkkA..-a = ~hois aud tsk
sps JOHN ii. cLAlaosHx
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For COuncilmen-S Denoon Chas Dim.
mock, James Lyons, David Saunders, K Ander.
For Aldermen-Jas Bray, L w Gazebrook,
John l. Tate Joseph Wineheld. ap2-3t~
70 Monroe Wnrd.-Aow us to propose the
following ticket to the voters of Monroe Ward:
CoUNCILMEN.--Wm. C. Allen, Chas. Dimmock,
David J. Saunders John Fl. Shook and Wellington
Goddin.
ALDERMEN.-S. T. Pulliam, James Bray, l.. w.
Glazebrooke and Jos. G. Wingheld.
NH 3l-dtdk VOTERS
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Eg@ Grain bieasurer.-I HOMAS TYRER.
We nave seen with pleasure the card of this gen.
rleman, announcing himself candidate for the
above office. His long acquaintance with the PEG.
pie OF Richmond, his active business habits, and
sterling integrity, give him strong claim to their
support In addition to this, his recent misortunes
and his large and dependent family furnish CO.
gent reason why those amongst whom he has lived
for many years. and who have been witnesses to the
exemplary manner in which he has performed all
the duties OF a citizen, should elect him to this va
cant ofi1ce-rhe duties of which, feel well as
sured, he will faithfully discharge, if e ected
aP 3-4t* MANY CITIZENS.
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70 MessfSs EUIIOFs- II your paper OF yes!eT'
day. the name of Poitiaux Robinson, Esq, was
nounced as suitable person to represent US in the
Common Hall; wetake great pleasure in seconding
the nomination, believing that there isno man inthe
Ward, better qualified to do MIR. r was former
ly member for several years, from Jefferson
Ward. always discharged his duty faithfully and we
hope it will be the pleasure of the voters of this
Ward to elect him to the Common Council, in the
place of the former must worthy gentleman, John
M. Sheppard, Jr., who declines a reelection
an 3-dtde* MONROE WARD:
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- WOOLEOLK, .Jr., ISO Hraad ST.,
= Dsers for sale fresa kul.L huTIkA; Fiehcn
bkAARX and PORTER. 1t superior quantys ianr
Y g tnperhne fLuuk. u bsss bssaas.
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A NEW Route Pitisburg, via the BaltSmoro, sus-
guehannS and Ihroush to Putstus
80 hoys An Of will leave Calve station daily
United
connectns with the fas, line al Middletown
1iving al Harrisburg al a, p. IN, TO dinner
The train leaves Harrisburg the west at arriving
ioidayrnus Attn point the option
taking eiicr the Johnsown hence
stages direct from Holiday sburg 10 Pittsbng.
Tickets wall be following by this train
York, Wrghtsvle, Columbia, Marietta, MddIeowD Harrisburg,
New Port Mieown PerrysvIe Lewistown, Hunt
ingdon, Holhdaysburg and Pitsbnrg
This connects the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle. shppcnsbug Chambcrsburg and
other points this road
the passengers Washington
points, baggage will be
dep Of the Railroad Company
the mornng receive the baggage which will be
Flt a ROBERT STEWART,
Ocfl-dn Ticket Agent
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The PRIncE OF ORAsGE-All who have accepted the
invitation Of the gallant officers to visit the
Dach rigate Prince OF Orange, al anchor in our
harbor speak with admiration of her model and rig the
neatness and good discipline Of the crew. and the adm
abe order and cleanliness OF every department. and say
that in these respects she ves with the finest vessels OF
the American navy Her full complement Of men s said
be four bundled sailors and eghywo marines One Of
the crew. named Vesa, obtained leave to shore
on Wednesday for few hours, TO vis relatives
who reside here but he has not been heard of
snce and Il is concluded that he has deserted The con-
sequence il that his shpmates have been deprived OF the
like privilege, none OF them being allowed to land The
Prince Of Orange sad 70 be the crack ship OF the navy
OF the King Of the Netherlands She left Flushing in
November last. commission to visit the Dutch colo
in the West Indies and South America, and il now
on her return voyage II ntimated that she may visit
Boston befote she her prov towards Holland There
FORE let the Bosonans begin 10 learn the language OF
our ancient Knckerbockers-N. X. Corsmsrciai
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Snider's" Wine ,G8 Walnut street. Phiiadc
and has Of the
Gus sales made BY him to Obliged largely tore
faction ofenng Of the best and liquors imported
by him He would refer 70 some invoices as follows, viz
Co.'S embracing delicate pale, very
low prices and some choice on dalghi
gallons specially Amonlado
In boe upin Europe which he challenges equal to
The Nanzana and Amonulado sherie peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating and have
Porrwnes principally specially
me from the stock Of Bumeste at Oporto and imported d-
These fuy delicate, have been highly APP
proved by his customers because their manifest superiority
all Ports and red wines palu,ed of as such.
They and prices in bottles and on draush BY
delicate white Port and Msmsey Port 49,
careful In their choice of Port
Madeira wines Of sorts dry and reh south sde old East
and West indies sesa &C., &e &C., on drausn una ooues
AZ 10 the sparkling wines of the subscriber known sa
ported by him. superior TO any other Wines and are sold at
He champagne wines Of various brands and QUALITIES a,
generally himself be judge
% s & :1s '' inc
ofBurgundy stock and
,ns sns s !, sa sm 0 ms Sa
M .sssoa Of Rhine .nd Mo.e from the cellars
bernhard Jordan Of Cobenz extensive and number
choicest vinages "s,cnbes which growth
In thc articles Cognac bandss,
stock, old s,tIa Guard Dupuy
hhds Dubouche 1874, in hhds consignment, which will
brandy and all other wines and liquors. including all OF
sold BY resl in quantity desired
A constant assorted stock of Havana cigars.
An goods days of Philadelphia, freight
paid Orders viii be promptly executed sent y mail telel
Addres JACOB sNIDER,jr.,
Cheap Wine Store, 7s Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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rAARLES SEXTON, Attorney and Counscllor-at-
Law In the Supreme Court Of
United claims before the Court Of and
against various departments the
and Congress- In procuring paten obtaining
bounty lands, collecting debts and nherances and
und sale of nnd of the United
States especially claims before the court Of coms
with Mexico, prepared his full
tcnon California land title coming in the United
States Supreme Court appeal.
The latest maps Territories compiled
surveys Land Office, and statistical information,
hacg and population Of the Territories and the
United Sates areeaby the late
obtained his office 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Building, Washington, ID. q .
References Hon. Buttceld, Washington city his excel
Ramsey John Livingstone
attorney aiaw New York city; Peter H. Burnett attorney at law
Alyso California Thomas Cowpertbwa Co., Pha
dephai A. r. Ladew Co., st. Louis; Messrs G. Aber
nathy & Co., Oregon City. n
Eel
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Ths viii spon books 0lsss
psymss b. - sAvAAos
DAal sahscubess aonsy ky isss p0stsss
viii paid BY ali BY
RAM
The COUNTRY pshliuhod ui weekly dans
sioas Of Congress- aud weekly daring
Subscriptions period than viii be received
terms psopostoncd to the above annual Tates.
V-FOsrMAoTEkb aseAus saa,b
seadas DAILY subscribers, with - enciossd
eEaIWEEkLY subscribers with o5 enclose WEEKLY
su'scnbs with si0 enclosed, will be enuo 70 sf
sIne edition they fuIHish xyssss.
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PROPOSALS ror Carrying the Mails of tho United
following route, om the lst day Of July, 1859,
Of july 1885, will received a the contract office
Once Of nshDgton until o.
Of l<th day of May 1851 se decided by the day.
OHIO.
Columbus South Bloomfield CircicvIe Chcobe
Waller, Wsvcey, Pikeon, and Lucavie TO Portsmouth,
81 miles and back, daily.
Srnmer Schedule, from -sprh 10 October D.
Leave Columbus daily g. arrive Portsmouth,
Portsmouth daily 5, Columbus
day by 8,
UT~fcr schedul. from Oetobc, 10 Moroh 81.
Leave Columbus daily 10, arrive at Portsmouth
day by u, m.
Leave Portsmouth daily Q, arrive at Columbus
day ny ~,
NOTES.
Bidders conveyance intended. mail
preference and 10
required mails Mail be
without be let coach
Deduction win be made the mail for trips
fines imposed performed sereenhy the
repeated failures, for violating the Post Once aws He
the schedule provided he allows
additional stock made ny the change and months
dispensed
will be allowed Of acinAl advertised
should the distance designated be short
The should he addressed the Second Assistant
Mail Proposals the Oh,o
and b. accompanied with m or responsible
also, by certificate of setas
able make good the
full instructions tho late advertisement for
NJ. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
resr ovyros DEPARTMENT, March ~, 1852
Mar 25--1aw4w
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CONTINUES TO prnctise law in the Hupemc Corr
cases before Conre to claims and settle
The departments
patents Al home and abroad obtain pensons
collect deb Ieeacss
United foreign
mnke c funds loans and tocks
and negotiate the purchase and sale oans lands
patent rehts, in spy State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California coming up
the United States Supreme Court appeal
gsysS(, naAFssseA Hneshen Cssrul
Place, Capitol Hii wAahn9son d. O., win prompt
sndon. Oct D-Aly
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NEW EMBROIDERuEs-wc shall open morntns a
IN OF emhrosdcres, consisting Of
Very rich style
Low priced do, from l2k up
Rich embroidered handkerchiefs
worked muslin sleeves very rich, Isce sleeves
Misass hemstiiched barsan
Handsome figured Swss muslin, fnr seevcs
srticIss, very
low pcss pnrchsssd hem In large lots
would invite the attention of the ladies. .a3sl II
w. M. aHUaTER Co
Ap le-dedf 7th street. near Penn, avenue
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no OWNERS Lands in Tcxas.--A gentleman Virginia
who good lawyer, desires 10 Texas
and would like become the agent for
Of lands that country with view bring them into
market Il stsU la4.ne lnF5'3 5et
family small capital and dasirous In
agctur1 He the most satisfactory of
tntsg responsibility his such
Considerable emigration Texss
Any avail himself
arrangement correspondence with the
Midget suitable responses addressing paid
VIM. GOULDIN,
General agent and collectors Richmond, Virginia.
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Granf couMfH. WisconsiN.

tLATG vAuourrR COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL attend the Of Grant, Dane, countless
w and supreme Madison will give
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims
redemption OF payment
o resident andho.ders In any part Of the ataie
H. 4. Foote, u. g. Hon. james Mason
w. inmAn Homer Wnrrenton Va Mesrs
Mason attorneys law New York Professor W f. Homer
Lapey, and Mssss y. W. Welsh,
b. Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys law Louis
Missouri. Ap iQ-lawly
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General Agency and Law ONCE Washington,
DE gELDINC 4 WYI.IE,

DE sELDINO WYLlE,
No. Butnss, Penrptrania orenNs, door
Brown's Hotel, WashngfoH, ID. c.
rUAs DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
prosecuting
any board
appointed adjustment Of spoiatons
claims foreign prepared
full nnd faitf 10
their chaye They obtaining PENSIONS
land dues claims arising under
buying aud selling collecting pvnte
rents, &c.
Andrew Wyiic, will which
either himself the may ntrused, any
the District, the Supreme Court Of the United States.
(ha seiding being United notary
public Of deeds for all
prompt taking Of testimony,
Of Deeds duties which appean his Office
Charges will be moderate, regulated BY
and the extsnt o services required.
tpost pad) will receive immediate attention.
Sept 6-diy
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NEW York and California Millionaire Association
thousand sharcs Of thousand dollars Capital o0o
limited number o nial
who hnve capital special partners
conformity with the revised statutes OF New pok
liability and
Of shares issued efor annually
prospect Of doubling the whole op~ raons in
and mining the United ststs under
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent ofthe Company
#--.s No. " Wall street, New Yosk
Csliforpans and other responsible
ohtainns States on spp-
association empioyed at d
points, where line of made
available for trade carrying the ma freight
from Europe, Asn, Africa and the Americas.
There and increasing business doing
MIA the Pacific and long the supply gold
demand for capital goods, will a.tousb the
liberal views and calculations therefor
thereby formed
d~rt firm and Of o. HOLDEN
Mercantile, COMMERCIAL Merchants banking
Insurance, and Mining Agents. New Francisco
Capital u 900
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From the Albany Knickerbscker.
The Number OF Foreigners.

The number OF foreigners IN this country has been most
grossly exaggerated In late debate in the House OF
Lords an archbishop stated that there 7,5OO0 900
rishmen alone in the United States Robinson, of the
Tribune, claims eight ten millions. In addition to
this German paper printed in Ohio says there are over
Eve millions OF sourkrout eaters in this country. Add
these together and they make some fifteen millions,
which do not lack much OF being the whole white popu
Iaiion OF the republic.
The report Of the Superintendent OF the Census enables
us to prove the absurdy of such nonsensca cpherng.
Arrordin0 IN hat document
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Proposals for Stationery and Printing.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, May a. 1852.
CEPARATE will be received
O'Clock Monday, 9Th Of supplying
and executing the printing described schedules below
The stationery must be Of the best quality and the printing
euted accompany
each bid and Of tho latter will be shown bidders
bureaus, IL desired.
approved
surees for the faithful ufmen OF his contract,
will the order the
such deem and increase
quantities. below stated :
will application the de-
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-. (BAILr LIrs.) r.
I't packet boats Bell rAshion win ensuing season.
Psrv ''"" "'s ess' "Vs~'o" '"sse'"~" A"a rapsss
Georgetown daily att p. arriving Hsrpers Ferry
Ninch.ster - :" "" - - - - " ~"'
a as,nias leaving Hsrpsr Fsuy Up. M, arriving aesvs-
s,H morning NJ o'clock.
viii ~ In readiness, arrival
nnsro~n, TO convey them 10 Washington.
K,Ss mraush, sac~dins hoard, u 70. ea
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ur .uooss ses,s,aon 10 Be- observed by All
,esHy Pension once eI .oSs.r &c. q
ss.ass. ,s aud &, o.s. p.ssS Win
aass. s sspsmSs lsSo adapt me act
general purposes '
N ss;s Or s ssu q s
',. T. G "s rs sssomyasy sssry ssss ...o
Tie by act s, rendered under
indian ss and whose services hase
should e noted That no one whose services was
mileage has not been allowed IN The computation o. his service
40 Or snv other aoonn under sw hs
claim an Increased quantity for other services hS' W '
~ IN ,n appcan. M desires 70 avail himself M o. ns o see.n o. s
rolled lin h. the distance thence 70 The pon .. which
and the dancn thence ~ ,hs ~ h ,.inaI
must sso be clearly shown Ly hs testimony OF csrned 10
should %ai n ~. M @ @ @
iniomalion - " ~ 0'N'eN
comms .an.r -. nEp ~ panao,s ~,
Form o. declaration !, .e made b r,,.. officer >, soldier,
STATE or L..
=, ri. .,,vo, a.. ,non..o,
eigh, hundred and personally appeared before
s % aSs for 3 10 ana a
aioIss.aid, sso,ssa,,, !, -. aged gsa. !, years, s
being duly according declares ,ha. ho the Identical
company. commanded by captain w1S %a' in in !he .ne
regimen, Of commanded nd h BY I'm
day June, 1914 lor a declaring
Aa a' s boa salsisa Il. ''' day '' 'e a..
40 D. scss,ved for the term ,ne and was
day Of Of ,AD .,.,, as SiH appear
In addon % me actual service above described hs claims for
where he service, nd miles
from no .., a.s q wnsh hi n he sD,ols wSs discharged
He makes III. for the % the bounty
soldiers engaged
military the United stses passed 2ad March, 1882 and
other ACT Of Congress. - ''''
and subscribed before the day and above writ
said,
age above stated
-
must vary according to the facts Of the case.
discharge been lost dssoyed the words ai,
received dis
captivity win the esemy be must vary his declaration
forth the facts Of the case
An &C, to make land warrants a..gnabe purposes.
United staae Of sma in Gnsre.. as,eeb,ed Inn. All warrants
or bounty land which have been o. may hereafter De
hch S hs o. nav hs be- maas ar 1ereev m @ ds
y, y. hv seS ~ ~ ,,,in. ,sa. nd
20 Ds @ % oy % Ssea o. nv % = y % sus aa
and 70 1sn a. may be e Com
with !. q Ins the
.r,i hs .n,i'ed No. ,sa .nch i,pS e., M
~ the rs,e one dn,,r and nj for ,hs
uany OF land therein specned rosdd That tc warrants
be or
or or this act NAV be located according tbs ubd
public lands body, upon any
uinmun price rorided further THAT when said be
which subject greater
twenty per acre.
shall United States cash The difference
cents per acre and The tract OF land located on.
sxc further enacted registers
sha severaIy authorized and
forty seven compensation per cenage
dollar twenty i've per the said
assEnees holders of
warrants.
casc ~ dsah sp \. sn,d NJ receive from
ny N he Hated s,s,. ny .sxyr.
m ,,la,v shs srme se az camn