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RICH M0ED, VA,
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH $, ,ass.

THE BOUNTY LAND BILL Mr. Richardson !
sabs,itute. which passed the Houseof Representa-
tives on Wednesday, by vote of 1856 to 30, pro-
vides, in substance, az follows. =
The bin gives lsnds to persons OF all grades who
have served either on eea or land, Including In
disns, wagoners and fotilla men 10 the wars since
1870. Onehundred and sixty acres In ell, to every
person who has served not less than Ia days, ex
cept actually In battle for shorter period The
widows and minor children to receive the benefit,
In the event OF the death OF the persons entitled to
this bounty.
Widows of offcers aud soldiers of the Revolu-
tionsry are entitled to The benefit of this act
likewise the volunteers at the Invasion OF Platts-
burg, In September 1914; volunteers at the attack
on Lewistown, Delaware, 1915, and chaplains who
have served in the several wars of the country.
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FATAL AFFRAY IN TExAs.-A letter to the Gal
weston News, dated Fairfield Feb l3, says:
On the evening of the sth inst. In the county of
Navarro as am informed William NJ Love and
Dr. Anderson met in the road at or near twilight.
Anderson shot at Love without effect Love fired at
Anderson and killed him
great disturbance is now going on in that coun.
ty, which is likely to be very serious
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DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIER-David Truax, SER,
died at the residence of his daughter, in Preble
county, Ohio on the 11th ult, at the advanced age
OF 100 years, less eight days. The deceased was
born Feb. 10, 1855, In Morris county, N j. At the
age of ID years. his parents removed to Loudoun
county, Va. where he continued to reside till the
close of the war of the Revolution, and in which
he served his oppressed country in the ''tented
fields and battles Storm"
ANorHER-Msjor John Howe died at Port Ulao,
Wisconsin, on the 10th ult., in the 69th year of his
age Major Howe was native of the State of New
York, served with distinction In the war of 1912.
and was wounded In the action at Sackit's Harbor
He was afterwards a member of the Legislature
from Jefferson county, N. Y, but removed at an
early day to Illinois.
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r. II, MkURY & CO.,

Dealers in EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES, SPECIE
&c. STOCKS, BONDS and other securities boug h
and sold on COMMISSION.
FOR SALE.
State, Registered and Coupon Bonds.
Va and Tenn. Railroads.&c. mortgage-Honds
Do do. Stock
Richmond and Danville Rsilroad-5 year-Bonds.
Do. do. Stock
South-Side do. guaranteed Bonds.
Va Central DO. Bonds.
Vnl
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GROCERY AND FEED STORE.

III AVING determined to conduct nv
- bus ness in future on the cash system exclusive
y believing that is for the interest of both purchs
ser and seller al it affords opportunity to sell goods
at small profits intend to sell groceries at snallsr
profts l wish those who have been doing business
with me under the old system to continue to do 60
under the new. l keep constantly on hand general
ent of Family Groceries, Wines Liquors; and
sso Feed-Brsn, Shorts Corn and Meal, and goods
delivered any where in the city free of charge.
" GEO. w. Brady
hQOmS FUR KENT. Apply to subscriber above
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The Charleston Courier announces the death Of
the Hon. William Dubose, of St Stephens Parish.
8, C. He was graduate of Yale College, and
gentleman of high cultivation and literary taste
He often served his parish In the State Senate and
In the year 1885, without agency on his part, was
chosen Lieutenant Governor of the State
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EXECUTION OF A DESPERATE NRGRo.-The negro
Artis, who was sentenced to death for numbering
his daughter. was executed at Sydney, Shelby
county, Ohio, on the 23rd alt. He fought desper-
ately with the officers, ON his way to the gallows
and tore the coat completely off the deputy sheriff
In endeavoring to resist the efforts made in putting
the rope around his neck ttook six men to se-
cure him upon the scatfold, and. when at last he
was swung of, he managed to get hold of the rope
with his hands, which prevented the fall from
breaking his neck. After struggling violently for
some time, he was choked to death, when lis body
was taken down and burned.
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We learn from Quebec that the Canadian House
of Assembly has adopted the first clause of the
prohibitory liquor bill, which afirms the principle
of the measure, by vote OF As to 25.
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NOTICE.-Having this dav disposed n

NOTICE.-Having this day disposed of
BAUM CO., they will continue the Dry Goods
business at our old stand. They have been in our
recommend them to the public. -. : - -
They are also authorised to attend to our bushes
IN and settling until the first
of March next. .eEt
We have removed to our new and splendid store
No 100 Broad street, two doors from the corner of
9TH street, and will be prepared to exhibit by the
commencement of March, an entire fresh sad well
selected stock of Spring Goods.
feI5 j. l. M. ROSENBAUM.
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MORE AID FROM SOUTHERN SLAvEs.-The Jour-
nal of Commerce has received through the hands
of Rev. DIR. Brantly, of Athens, Georgia, ten dol
lars, for the suffering poor of New York, from
Baptist Church Of colored people, at Augusta, In
the same State. DR.. Brantiy says, " II 10 q small
free will offering from portion OF our slave popu
lation who are comfortably provided for, and hav-
ing little TO spare, have remembered the suffering
poor Ia your city,"
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~ J. w. WATSON has just received large and
msenifcent supply of DAGUERREOTYPE JEW
ELRY the finest collection in this city, which will
be sold very low.
Those who may wish to purchase Gold Lockets,
Breast Pins &C. and have their Pictures put in the
same will find it greatly to their interest by calling
on the subscriber.
Also, large and handsome assortment of Fancy
Cases, Frames, &c, in which he will place his
fading Pictures, and warrant them to give satsfac
ton. j. w. WATSON
NH l-ts No. 1In Main street Richmond. Va
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Richmond, Feb. 2sth, 1855.
COMPREHENSIVE

The undersigned under the name and firm of H.
MAuRY CO, will continue the EXCHANGE
BROKERAGE and COLLECTION business hith.
erto conducted by Messrs Msury 4 Morton.
r. H MAURY,
J. r. ALLEN,
j. L. MAURY.
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EOkE, COKE.-H0t H0tels and families can
- be supplied with superior article of OFT
COkE, at VIM. GRAY'S Yard near Armory All
order. WI be promptly attended to. which left
at H. d. 1lLnmermans. corner of Main and 18th SITS ;
ana at A Hirsh's, Broad between 9Th and 7th sts
Ihose persona not known, the bill will be sent by
O'Clock. NH 1-9.w9,.
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A T PRATT'S DAGUERREAN GAL
IA LERY, No. 145 MAIN STREET, each Gus
toner is presented with Due Bill in $50 900 Gift
Enterprise, consisting Of ~ ,+..
House and Lot in Richmond. valued at 900
house and Lot In Richmond, valued at..... 5000
o6 aonse and Lot IN kichmond, valued at.... 1000
800 Gold Lockefs and Breastpins, with por-
LIoIb.. 5000
29, 497 Books Pictures and Fancy Articles of : =,
an aggregate value sof..................... 5000
81 uuo PRESENTS total of.... $50 600
Dy Wnicn present 10 Insurer to every
nolder. tH- fe 10
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On the 18th nit, Washington Poe stabbed John
Crockett, near Hendricksville, Ala killing him in
stantly. The murderer escaped. The parties were
on drinking spree.
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ESCAPE FROM JAL.-The Milledgeville (Ga) Re-
corder, OF the 9th ult, says:
Scovell, recently brought from ST. Louis, con-
fued Ia Bibb jail, charged with purloining money
from the Agency of the Marine and Fire Insurance
Bank at Macon, and two other meu-one of them
Imprisoned Tor the murder of Curry-made their
escape from the Jail, we learn, ON Saturday night
last.
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

"A HARDWARE AND CUTLERY BY the "Al-
bert Gallatin," /" Guy Mannering gn Isaac Wright -
and steamers "At,antie and 'City Of kanchester,''
ann receiving and opening large and varied assert.
ment of Hardware and Cutlery.
These Goods were ordered long enough to give my
agents ample time 70 get them up carefully and on
purchased for cash am daily looking for the "Ros-
cius," and other packets from Liverpool, with the
therefore most respectfully invite my friends and
customers. and the public generally, to call on
and examine the finest assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery have ever bad the pleasure to present to
them for their use and accommodation
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealerin Hardware and Cutlery,
s.fe No. IS Main Ut.
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CLAVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPA

SkIA II LIE II INOUhANCE OOMFA
~ NY-The Richmond Fire Association, (as the
pioneer among the Offices in this State for this kind
$225009 are now prepared to issue policies ON the
lives OF Sleves-being stricty q TirginiG Ins,yance
Company, its Board of Directors lpersonslly known
to the community holding their meetingI in this
city, where all Losses promptly and literally ad.
usted-entles 1t to liberal share of the public pa
tronage. ss5i
Office lat presently corner Main and 9th streets.
Medical Examiner-Dr. NJ. Burton.
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
Jno. Fl. BesHER, Sec'y. de so
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HoMGPATHY IN MICHIGAN.--A bill has passed
both branches of the Legislature of Michigan
requiring the board of regents of the Michigan
University to establish a chair of homeopathy in
that institution.
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WoNT BE A CADEr-Jons,han P. Cilley, son OF
the late Jonathan cilley, of Maine, has . second
nme declined the appointment OF Cadet at West
Foint, and entered Bowdoin College.
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HORRIBLE DrscovERY-TEN PERSONS PERIsHED
ON THE PRAIRIEs-We are furnished by a gentle.
man from Lafayette, Indiana, with the details of
rumor current In that city on Thursday which will
fill the mind with horror In view of the sufferings
of the party to whom it refers.
On the Saturday preceding the memorable storm
of the 2lst January, two families, numbering ten
persons, moving from Southern Indiana to North
ern linois, arrived at Oxford, the county seat of
Benton county Ind about forty miles Northwest of
Lafayette, with two OK teams. and provided with
necessaries for the road They remained there
through the storm, and on Monday morning they
resumed their journey Last Tuesday morning q
from Oxford, came upon sight which filed him
with horror.
The carcases of two oxen, from which the vis~
cera had been removed, lay upon the ground. In.
side of one of them were the frozen bodies OF four
children and In the other the frozen corpse of the
mother with nursing infant at her breast Un-
der the snow was heap of ashes, In which the
irons of the wagons showed that the party had bro.
ken them up, and burned everything they had in
them 10 the effort to their lives Not far from
this spot was found the body of the woman of the
partv partly concealed In snow driit and near her
one OF the men. The two other men had NOT been
found
II IL probable that the party became inextricably
involved Ia the snow drifts on the prairie, and los
their presence of mind After burning up their
wagons 1t would seem that the men had killed two
of the oxen for shelter to those found 10 them,
and then, accompanied by one woman, vainly en-
deavored to reach the town they had Left and pro-
cure aid to rescue their companions. The two
other oxen had wandered of. There was nothing
about the persons to indicate who they were, and
nothing more 10 known alb ont them than was acci.
deutaiiy communicated bythem during their briei
stay at Oxford = Chicago Press, Feb. "a.
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EXTRA FAMILY SOAP.

IIE buDscrIbers nave recently compile
tee their arrangements for manufacturing the
oest quahty OF Family Soap. and have in store
superior article, made OF the best material, which
snsy can recommend to dealers and families good
sITcle and warranted to give satisfaction. We will
sel 10 low ss car be bought In the Northern markets
ana deliver free of charge in any part the city.
c CREW SON,
NH l--3ts ~ soeiJ'
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During the week. ending the Oath ult there were
twenty-one deaths in Charleston-whites nine :;
blacks, l2
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HoNEsrY.-An Irishman who was overpaid 500
about year ago, by one of the Indians Banks a
few days ago called at the Bank on his return from
sout West" and returned the indeutical 500,
which he had kept sewed up in his pantaloons for
q whole year. W
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THK CASE OF JUDGE LoRrNe.-A second hearing
on the part of the petitioners for the removal OF
Judge Loring was heard before legislative COM
mittee, In Boston, on Wednesday last. We learn
by telegraph that
Wendall Phillips, Theodore Parker, and Robert
N,oi -, negro lawyer, testneu unoer oa'h 10 tue
OF Burns in al unWsrrantable manner. Messrs.
Morris and PHILIPPE state that they, as counsel for
Burns, were refused an interview with him until
the day after his arrest Mr.. Hildreth addressed
the committee at length in behalf of the peti.
TONERS. Judge Lorng Is not represented by coun-
sci, and no response was made to the petitioners.
third hearing of the matter is assigned for Tues
day next.
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AND FE ED STORE.-

franklin and Wall streets, formerly oeeSpisS Sy
Messrs. y. = Z G: B. HIIL fbs ths puspose 81 con.
ducting the GRAIN and FEED BUSlNEES. where
sll kinds Of Grain, Mn Ofal, Hsy, Com Meal end
other articles usually kept In Gssnariss and 1ssd
Stores. AStaAsF F4sz "a
He hopes BY eyins hls huinsss atrict psrscnsl q.
tention and Hing ON reasonabls tesms 70 secure
liberal patronage from NJ hian1o anA the puAjc
senersy He viii deliver any article fIee Of eheree
anywhere IN the corporstiou. He Nm also sttsnd q
SELLING COUNTRY RRODUCE,
for moderats opmmlaeion. and uill insars for his
siGnment sntrustsd 70 him. JOHN w. CO0bY.
- stli continue The LIVERY STABLE ana
HACKING and BUGGY b1fresa q nv otahls o.
patronage hsrstefcre attended To- ps.
fs H-ts q W. COnpY
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CLOTHING THAT MUST BE SOLD

~ am determined to close out many STYLES of
Clothing now on hand, and in order to do SO shall
offer greater inducements than To all who are
in want of good and we'll made Clothing, an early
call 10 respectfully solicited at my Clothing Empo.
rioum, No. los Main st. HENRY SHAFER.
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EURoPE.-Persons wishing to send their
DAGUERnEorYPEs to Europe, ere informed that
they can have them taken In superior and durable
style, warranted not to be affected By exposure to
salt air. asf 4.,9ss ,s4sSM SIMONS.
D.. fe Is tstt y I5f Main A.
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LETTER FROM GEORGE LAw.-It is stated that
George Law has replied to the letter addressed to
him by members Of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
on the Presidential question. 1t ia also said that he
goes pell nell into the corruptions" of the two
old parties, biuntly gives his views upon national
affairs, and plants bulsef upon Know Nothing
basis The letter will probably be published.
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We learn from Scots Mirror of Fashion that
gay vests are to be the vogue, made of Dor.
dered and figured cassimeres which are dis
tineuished by the following fanciful names =
The Charge of Inkermann-Bird of Paridise-
Willis's Pen Chinese Beils-Pen of Balzac-
4iguilette ct Cientare de Lord Rdglan-His Heart
Investing sebastopo and many others equally
startling and peculiar.
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A NEW THEORY OF CURE.-Dr. A. Grandson
Hull lectured in New York last Wednesday eye-
ming, taking for his subject the Forces of Nature
and their adaptation to the cure of disease" He
advanced the theory of electrical medicine assert
Ing that that agent electricity has proved in his
hands, means of forming an unerring diagnosis of
disease, and afterwards afforded curative power
which could be used on certain fixed basis bv
physicians, if they understood its action.
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NJ OF G E.-The firm of MAURY &
~ MORTON is this day dissolved by mutual coz.
sent. As the business will be continued by Messrs
X MAURY co tie undersigned, J. B. NOR.
TON has disposed Of to them his interest in the
cern, ard committed to them the settlement thereof
r. H MAURY
j. B. MORTON.
Richmond Feb 9th 1856
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WALTER HARRIsON-office corner of
Main and 10th streets-has resumed the practice of
Law in all the Courts held In the city Of hichmond.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
BY j. A. COWARI3IN

The DAILY DlspATGH is served to subscribers
at SIX AND A euARfEk eENTspER WEEK, payable 70
toe Cartier weekly. Ptiee for mailing 81 year in
advance. :. .....--.
DAY. and mailed to suhserihers AZ 81 per anuom.
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My thanks to the friends and customers
OF our late concern fer their past fsvors aud in in
tending to continue the business, beg a continu-
snce of their patronage.
NH 1-5t AUSTIN F. MOORE
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DIS. Atwood & CHASE, homeopathic
Physicians and Surgeons No. l57 Main direct. over
Suffers Simons Bookstore Richmond Va
A II: ATWOOD, N. D. /. r. CHASE, N. D.
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y. d. s1AbLEk Co, rropristors,
Gzal ty Wholesale Druesists taltimoye.
PURCELL, LADD L CO., 77I--
Wholesale Agents. Riahmond.
And By Druggists and Merchants seperaily throusb.
out Virginia. SIC 8dt1 & "a n. a sI5f

DYSPEPSIA. the most annoying and loath-
some stdiction known to society, can never with
for they lay hold upon the liver, stir up the Bile
quicken the blood, strengthen the stomach, add to
the gastric juices and invigorate the mind 20 pow.
erfaily that complete revolution il effected in the
entire inner man. and all Impurities are ct once ex.
pelled Those who suffer should uss these Btters.
an get relief ~ g - ElsFEissT II
e Price so ceuts per bottle. stsastFs
To be had wholesale and retail Of Messrs Pun.
CELL: LADD Co., and Druggists everywhere.
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MEDICAL CARD.--DR. p. ii. CHRISTIAN.
offers his professional services to the citixens OF
Richmond: Office on Main Street, next door to j.
g. Wayt Dentist. 1a8a3zW 80 ~ IL 26-i2t
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NEW SPRING GOODS-THOMAS r

IN PRICE Il co. have just received by Express,
OF the very latest importation
New Spring Silks
Spring French de LANES and Challes
Rich Grape de Paris and Grenadines
Paris Lawns; Org candies and Brilliantes
Ginghsms; French aud English Prints, in great
variety.
Berage Robes, new and very desirable
ChsIl de LalEcs, beautiful patterns for Spring
New French Trim'd Muslin Collars
Lsce Collars and Sleeves. few choice setts
Mantles-a variety of newest styles and pat.
terms, sc.
NH S-St IT r PRICE T. CN
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Thursday the grist mil
and distillery of Rodney B. Smith, in the town Of
Hanover, New York, together with 5000 worth
of grain and about 500 cords OF wood. were de-.
stroyed by fire. The value of the buildings and
property destroyed is from $4,000 to 100000,
which Is total loss the insurance having expired
some time since.
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= CASES SARDINES-Whole, half and
quarter toxes, superior brands; for sale BY
"az S0NAvITA 4 co rs Main II,
ULL'S CANDLES 100 boxes and
half be xes; 50 boxes HuIis Soaps; for sale by
nm EDWIN WoRTHAM h CO.
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A. B. Magruder, of Virginia was admitted as at
torney and counsellor of the United States Supreme
Court, at Washington, on the 2Sth ult.
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THE DALI Y DISPATCH

- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
aseensidesably that OF allthe Daily papers Of
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JN0. w. WRIGHr 4 Co. are prepared
to receive sl binds Of Produce and Merchsndixe on
Storage, At their Warehouse the Dock, a. res
sonable terms a. it can be taken In the city.
fa l2-6m q - ~ u l.E.s.sss. tl.a1
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NOIICE.-In consequence of the death
~ ofWm. o. Eam, the firm of Elam Moore is
dissolved. All persons indebted to the firm will
please make payment without delay and those hav-
lngt Claims against US will present them for settle
ment. ELAN L. MOORE
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LEECHING AND CUTTING.
MRS. WOOIH0UoE affars har

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