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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
NIDNl, NIhI. III II.
The Speaker resumed the chair at o'eloel

FRIDAY. Mar. 7ih. $50.
The Speaker resumed the chair at Z o'clock.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills were read a third
time aud passed.
Authorizing the establishment OF pranch
bank at Portsmouth.
To incorporate the Southwestern Nirglnla MI
ming and manufacturing company in the county
of Montgomery.
To authorize branch bank in the town OF
Romney, in The county of Hampshire.
To Incorporate the Yellow Supher springs
company in the county of Montgomery
/ u amend and re enact the 9th section of chap.
ter &C If the code.-yeas IS nays :}3 This bill
encountered the the opposition of Mes-rs. Bran
non and Boreman. and was Advocated by
Me.srs. Smith and Ronald. IT provides that
commissioners instead Of the Courts shail have
power 10 compel by attachment answers TO IN
terrogatories filled byjudgment creditors.
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british lNrERFERENCE WITH GEN. WALKER.
AS an indication of the probable course of the
British Government in view of Walkers absorb.
ton of the Mosquito coast, it is stated that in
1919. soon after the British had expelled the Nj.
caraguans from San Juan, aud substituted the
Mosquito and British flag for that of Nicaragua,
atreaty concluded between the two Govern
ments whereby it was stipulated that any attempt
by Nicaragua to exercise sovereignty in anv
part of the Mosquito territory. or 10 retake pos
session of san Juan shall be construed as a dec.
laraton of war against Great Britain.n Standing
orders are also supposed to have been placed in
the hands of all the commanders of the sbins of
comprising the British West India fleet IN
prevent. by force if necessary, the extension Of
the Nicaraguan jurisdiction over the MOSQUITO
region. Of course the United States Q mid mot
be an inattentive spectator 10 such attemnt a (
this. Denying the right of Great Britain 10 hold
Mosquito by diplomacy, they would more siren.
uousiy oppose the attempt to acquire il by arms
Nor would the Monroe doctrine and CLAYTON. Rul-
wer treaty be the only incentive to resistance bv
this government The rights Of American CHI.
zens rere,not yet expatriated. would demand our
interpostion. We trust that events will not
render it necessary.
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REMARKABLE MURDER IEIAL IN PEXNs VI
HANiA.-Ihe Corrigan murder trial in Westmore-
land county, Pa, is one of the most remarka.
Bile that has occurred in this country since the
celebrated Professor Webster and Parkman case.
al Boston.
Corrigan is an old man Of some sixty or sev.
entv years of age His wife disappeared ON the
29th OF September la,t,aud has never been heard
from since Four ar five days after. some henes
and part of II skull,decIared by professional men
10 be those of human being were found by
some nelghbors in II large fire which had been
burning near Corr gHns residence in the open
field. torrigan had been observed stirring it at
unusual hours smell came from the fire like
that OF AN animal carcass burning \ bpiton
snnilar to those worn upon woman's hi ht dress
was found in the fire and also one BELONGING to
n man. Considerable blood was found in ditl;ar
ent parts of Corrigan's house, although evident
attempts had been made to conceal H. All of the
womans dresses that she was known to hnye
were found at home, in their usual place. 'lhi,
indicated that she had not gone away ynluptar.
~.
A person passing Corrgan's house on the
night she was last seen heard screams corninp
nom that quarter sled having marks of blood
was found near the house, with tracks showing
mat 1t had been evidently dragged in the nigbt
lime oy horse near to the fire where the bones
were found. Corrgan and his wife, who lived
o'ohe were known to quarrel. He gives no sat
isiactory explanation of any of these circumstan-
ces. He pretends that he gave his wife money
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The papers, everywhere, rejoicing at the
prospects before US. in pecunary point of view:
The Richmond Dispatch thinks there is every
appearance Of a season of prosperity,in which ira
ders and spectators will need checking rather
than stinulating-the curb rather than the spur
In New York money is abundant and the rates
low. The Philadelphia Ledger states tina,
Bank credits are swelling in all the Atlantic
cities, and it is generally believed that with the
opening OF navigation there was unusual buoy anc Y
in every department of trade" In Baltimore this
accumulation of capital appears, and money is
seeking investment. Confidence is growing in
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Gov. WISE has written and published in the
Washington Union letter denying that he ever
'uttered or thought, "as had been publicly stated,
that the administration of Mr.. Fillmore was
"Washngton-Iike." Referring to this denial the
Richmond Wing says:
Now, we will not charge Mr.. Wise with utter
ing u wilful fal-ehood in the declaration he thus
makes; but we do charge that he uttered the SEN
tment attributed to him. He has no doubt for
gotten it but that he did apply the expression
"Uoshington- like" to Mr.. Fillmore's adninislra-
ton there Is, rs VIC learn, abundant living IT, smo
ny An intelligent and reliable gentlemen, now II
member OF the Legislature, informs us TINT he
himself, III conjunction with thousands of others
heard Mr. Wise make use of the expires SION AS
oribed to hm-not in the canvass last spring rs
we enormously stated few days ago but during
the canvass of 1852. lie further informs us that
he took down the expression in his note book at
the time that is on the occasion of Mr. Wise's
speeches in Jefferson and Berkeley.
The following passage from MIR. Wse's letter,
considering that ho is a contingent candidate for
the Presidency in opposition to the Philadelphia
nomination. must be regarded as very dignfed,
elegant and appropriate. 1t $ so customary
and decent for competitors for that high distinc-
ton to blackguard each other incompatible
Mr.. Wise.
"ln the next presidential canvass there will
be new issues presented by three parties: the
white mans party-the Democratic; the black
mans party-the black republicans: the mulat
to party-the cross of northern and southern
know noihngs-the ticket of Messrs Fillmor,
aud Donelson. All nature abhors vacuums an,
mongrels; and so do conscientious, oonservatv,
and constitution loving wings of Virginia -
They can put up better with pure Africans. wool
Hat nose, odor, ebon skin and gizzard. foot an,
all better than they can bear that cross o
the Caucasian and Cuffey which you call a
muluiiol"
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SENATE.
~ ~ n Il.
SATURDAY. Mar. 8tlI 1856

7. T.
communication was received from the House
of Delegates, announcing the passage Of certain
bills.
To incorporate the Yellow Sulphur Springs III
the county of Montgomery.
Authorizing the establishment OF II branch
bank at Princeton, in the county of Mercer-ayes
30. no l.
To incorporate the Southwestern Virginia Mi
ming and Manufacturing Company in the county
Of Montgomery.
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financial circles. and period of unusual activity
is looked for The New York Herald thinks that
from our great domestic prosperity. the album
dance Of money. our internal resources and fu-
ture prospects, stocks generally must go up. SO
mote il be.
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SURGERY ~ lLLNoIs.-Mr. Brown, of Big
Muddy had his leg crushed by log, and had
all the doctors in Richmond, Clay and Jasper, in
attendance. No. set of Surgical instruments
could b' tound-an amputation was imperative.
y rusty butcher knife and a butchers saw were
obtancd-the knife whetted on a brick bat-the
saw rusty and greasy, was good enough. The
lncision was made, and the flesh cut in profess
'Ionnl style, and the arteries taken up with u
crooked fork, and tied with bastng thread from
one ct the NJ. DIS jackets:,he end of the bone was
Scraped with case knife, to get off the grease
ana rust lett by the saw; the flesh was turned
over the end of the bone, and cotton rag stuck
on to the end Of the wound with shoemaker's
wax light inches of common whiskev was put
INTO the patient before the operation commenced
which made him oblivious. This is considered
one OF the greatest tridmphs OF the science Of
surgery eAtant, and shows that money expended
Tor instruments Is thrown way.-Oiaeg Rcp
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RnpaIa' table talk.

The following brief extracts taken at random
from this entertaining book will give the reader
some idea of the mscfiianeousneS of this collection
of memorabilia
A recollection of the burnt Memoirs of By
ron.
"If Moore had made me his eonfidant in the
business, should have protested warmly against
the destruction of the Memoirs; but he chose Lut
trel probably because he thought him the most
fashionable ran; and Iuitreil, who cared nothing
about the matter readily voted that they should
be put into the fire. There were, | under stand.
some gross things in that manuscripts; but read
only portion OF it, and did not light upon them.
remember that it contained this anecdotes On
hie marriage night Byron suddenly started out
Of his first sleep; taper, which burned IN the
room was casting ruddy glare through the Grim
son curtains OF the bed, and he could not help ex
claiming. in u voice SO loud that he awakened la
dy H.,
Good God, am surely in hell ~
A remark made to Mr.. Rogers, by the Duke of
Wellington concerning Bonaparte illustrates
those passages in the lately published letters of
Napoleon to Joseph in which he is found con-
stanty u,ging as u postolate IN war that sepa-
rate corps of troops should be so handled that
they be brought together into mass promptly
and easily.
speaking to me of Bonaparte, the Duke of
Wilmington remarked that in respect he
was superior 10 all the generals who had ever ex-
listed. wa, it, asked, in management and
akiilu arrangement of his troops!"-No.' an.
swercd the Duke; it was in his power of concen-
tratng such vast masses Of men-a most mpor
tant point in the art OF war;
We add two other notes concerning the Great
Duke:
"Of the Dukes perfect GOODNESS on the most
trying occasion. Colonel Curwood gave me this
instance: He was once III great danger of being
drowned ui sea. 1t was bed time when the cap
tain of the vessel came to him, and said, 1T will
soon / q all with us.--:N cry WE'LL answered
the duke, then shall take off my boots"
To the recollection Of Wilmington, let US add
one Of Nri>"n. i have him" said Mr..
Rogers" spin Il tetotum with his one banda whole
evening, for the amusement af some children
This of Ersline is not bad:
$40 all letters soliciting his subscription to "a
nythng. Erskine had regular form of reply viz:
Sir, feel honored by your application to me,
and beg TO sub>cribe'-here the reader had to
turn over the leaf-'myseIf your very obedient
/ servant. &c"
JOIN SADLIER "A member of the British Par
/ lament, committed suicide on the 18th ult. His
/ body was found on HAMPSTEAD heath, near the
! Jack Straw Castle hote |. A vial containing
! SputiuI all of hlttpr almonds md n silvpr
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S5l5,000,

lENAcirY OF LIFE IN A GoosE.-A goose on
the farm OF james Budd, near Pemberton n j.
was missed IN the snow storm of the 9th ult.-
search was made but without avail, until Satur-
aay 9th instant when goosy was discovered in a
;;"ise pank OF snow alive, and apparently unin-
Jured by It's Eve weeks imprisonment.
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,cntion to meet in The City Of Wilmington. Del
aware. ON Tuesday. the 18th day of March 10
take action on the present exorbitant price of
Guano.
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y MINISTER 70 TuRIN-It is said that Mr..
banks OF Virgins editor of the South Side Dem
oGrat' VIII be appointed Minister to Turin. in
p,aGe OF Mr. Daniel, who is shortly expected to
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The Agricultural Society of Kent County Del
aware recommend to all Agricultural Societies
in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia
and Pennsylvania, to send Delegates to Con
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ENHANVr. WAsna.. uxflNKX n Cn-.


hZ NO. IL PEARL STREET RICHMOND, Va, have In store
and are now receiving beautiful following
Goods, selected IN Europe by firm:
English Prints.
Manchester and Scotch Gn"iams:
Printed Lawns Jaeonrts aud Challes.
White and figured BrlliauteS:
Plain tolorcd. Black and Printed Aouselins.
do do lersiIis and Challips;
Rain to'ored, Black ann striped Bareses
tonrcd Grape dEspagnes;
Jaconet, Barge, and Tissue Robes:
Black and tolored Sihs;
Black Apacas and Italian Cloths
White tam5rrs, Jaeonets. and swiss Musins.
Cloths, tassimeres Nestnus
Irish Linens, BiY Liners Hollands pa,nasks
IIuWlas, Lin'n Ducls and Drills;
Glazed Cambrcs Black and Coored Cambrics
$50 Hosiery Gloves, Gauntletts. Aliits Threads sc &c
"th great variety of ether Foreign Goods suited IN the
virginia and North Carolina trade "
N7o nave and viii always keep hand full stock of
' USt American tsbrics sneh Prints Lawns Blcachrd
ana brQwn Nhectngs AMI Driings DENNIS Coitonades Cat
9uS tlud and STRIPES oznaburgs, Heavy Ducks Iaerings
~, a. l1tu9 a If'n Ghecks fIanncls, Sc &c
ne l'eutE Afforded Us by having in New Ynrl will
enable Us at all times offer inducements TO our cr
l2d3w - ~ =" 'H'S 'ouH'IE'
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SPECIAL NOTICES


When iEachao:,, the Greek Physician v,,
sain Homer said of him, "a good Physician worth
whole array. Then good medicine like Ayers Caba4
tic Pills is worth great deal nore because cures as " an
works wider and lasts longer he circle of the best p
cians labor must be narrow Vii" such remedy avaab
to al-cau be had by every body, and is worth having
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oN-The public are hcreby c,,,,,.,.,

as,j..N,.-ih e public hereby c,u,iou.,
,rnted Eg "lng ior BOND, for Seventyfye Dliars
r. -, ini on the nth inst, to r Moore and norai
been as tAe SAID Bond will be paid il ba yi
the said r NJ 'aud IN selling me horse and buggy I've
~ u moore which has been claimed and ss!, ny
ihe property Of another man ' anu recovered as
lnURs a, - FAYETTE WILLIAMS
L bv ~o"'a~ bnASDYsj ust rec.iy,d
jan i5-dScts hiABLER JONES
Druggists
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JOHN SADLIER. a member of the British Par
lament, committed suicide on the 18th ult. His
body was found on Iiamgstead heath, near the
Jack Straw Castle hotel. A vial containing cs-
sential Ill of bitter almonds, and a silver cream
ever containing the same poison, was found be-
side him. He formerly possessed large for
tune which he lost by recent speeculations in
mines and railways.
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For the said loans the bonds of the company TO be
euted payable - date and bearing interest the
rate OF per cent annum payable semi annually and
cured by special pledge of the Tolls the kanawha
River for the nj the interest and redemption of the
principal of the debt by the operation of sinking fund,
the President and Directors have 10y resolutions passed the
same time, pledged and apart the said Tolls for the said
purpose
BY the provisions Of the said and the joint resolution
aforesaid the company authorized establish collection
district below Charleston charge full tolls in cash. whilst the
liver suudcrgoing ell
borrow money upon tho credit Of the tolls due
after to become due
1t is believed by the Board that the from
kmawha river win enable the Company promptly comply
with the conditions of the loan.
The Company restricted by the terms of the said
the bona de sale Of the bonds for par
value of six per bonds
Proposals for the loan payable above indicated
specially invited 70 be addressed 10 the undersigned
THOS II. ELLIS,
Prcst Of the james River and Kanaw ha Co
Richmond, Va, March It'll $3.50 lima IL d9av4v
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Of the popular medicines this State and The ~,
confidence through friends has caused such increased IL
mand that tie has found necessary In
facility for manufacturing the Btters 70 that he ma m
to fill all orders promptly Our able physicians m si
ii in herregular practice for its in cases az
pepsa Nervous Headache Dordercd Bow els and as
al Alternative Of the whole system, Read the
the Rev F j Boges of Union Hill Station below Vonn,.
Of the kind have already been furnished the
For orders address +. BAKER Proprietor Richmond
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RICHMOND Sept. 7. 1875
take great pleasure in tesying the virtue Of Bake
Premium Bitters remedy for obstinate indigestion f
Of the attacks of dyspepsia headache and by tier
have escaped my animal attacks Of chlls
REV. +. J. BOGGS
Pastor OF Union Hill Station
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HSsH supply Il the Balm # 600 Fl0,vtrs 90 ""
now he sri,iiI '' iH'se who have been waiting cat
ma +, TIt.,'s ' vt j. H. THOMPSON q COS
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Loans BY THE RorncnLps This celebrated
house loaned during the past year five hundred
millions of dolnrs ns f.llnws:
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49, p"ays DE in place TO convey passengers TO anu
e pepos ana Packet Landing and the Cabel HI ust-ai
may oe for excursion parties other uses o P
phcation at the Csbeli House ina edfi
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FOX fhi HAIA beautiful glossy and luxurious growhot
Hair can be obtained by its II the only article known
mat VIII prevent its falling ont turning grey Price -
Just received and for sale by
fe 29d&cts W SrROTUER & WIITEuF All
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x ANAMlaA snpMOyEMHNT I.oAN.-M

IA ANtNR a sNPtSDs iHEHF tOAN.-ky
order of the Board of Directors the James River
and Kanawha Company adopted the 9Th of February
last IN pursuance Of the act OF the 9Th February ls56 and
Joint resolution passed the 18th of the month"; the
President authorized 10 advertise loan of 3J0U0O
for the Improvement OF the kanawha River between Loup
DLIuA.s
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on diamond Hill, on last Sunday night and
ori n, d tise soltREL HORSE, having large head We
iis 10 SIZE his left shoulder much CALLED from S
collar and under tie right Jaw small cut pretty ell hralee
III nm from man living Giles He may make m
way viii give liberal Lynfh
mar ll-d&ct J'UAS ID FLYNN.
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-, p INIT " EhfFith, PtitFEy WHO Ectfh, sOuhb
ana healthy Gums can be obtained by the OF Dowdens
dental Fluid 1t relieves tooth ache decay-apped
10 me SKIN impars beautiful hue complexion
Price 30 cents. For sale by
Ie 2ydHcts q STROIIEE &
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Sid furniture made Ncw.--A fresh supply Of I'll
celebrated French Gloss for cleaning preserving and imar
ing beautiful polish Furniture and removing ali stain,
Received and 70 by - - ~
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Pref T,.r,u.., WASHINGTON, ID. C., August 18th
, e'tti'--i can sell great deal of your Oh.
~ 2Neh Of IN our neighborhood day passes
t 'se many calls for il, although Mcssrs Stock {
ROBERT A. PAYNE. Druggist,
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r aI1'"'ifi. sared.-Rcad what Mr.. Buyden says: "
49, 'e h9 errttheates from such respectable
60 oli'el sialsh Mixture Mr. f. Boyden. one the orig
'islors 81 the Astor House New York,
rnro5 - is q me Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va, vs.
eiea 81 severe attack Nouralgia by Carriers Spanish
a., ne rapid aud perfect effected in lis case =,
F'i,'5te medicine arrested his attention and excited h.
W lie recommended it others afflicted with yaef
~ "'se' aud In every instance cure WIS effected lie h
cure ABue aud Fever, Rheumatism Liver IlaiHt
81 eNefs Violent Coughs aud eases which
'I ~ oe confirmed Consumption and nearly every other dis
~ 'iti !. Is used He remarks difficult kne"
M ~ 'se II VIII not relieve rurp and as Blood Punt
H. o9 ad all medicine he has never seen It's oqual
i1eilaH recommends il all occasions and believes
80 w Ill9l Variable remedy extant Ifassdim
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sik lint one opinion prevails here with regard 10 the san
I'VE power OF your Electric Oil here is perta
more striking than any oher-a crippled Tor % wear
mas oeeh restored so that he walk erect This induced
10 Try myself and it has relieved almost Immediately bel
Ntm3gla ana rheumatism. One OF my servants having
m3 Iee more than year has been cured week by III
Oh and do not hesitate To recommend !, 4, Ali wish f.
sake of humanity that this Oil could be had froughou
the entire world. Yours sincerely
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY. Mar. 8th 1876.
he House met at 10 O'Clock, pursuant to adj
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-08

- ~~ ><>,t'-'it - ~ 3@4' t-.t1 "e ~
N tne SouF, House % so'a tounty IN AGO
Csy, on me ist MONDAY ltne 4tn u'yl o. August
1890,
fresent-apn- ~ ~ N =, ffes'dcnt
ustse JohnW Jones' Member.
H ", \. Grcer'
Lhos. =. hlsop.
~. A.Jenkins, Sheriff.
inc. ~. Holiingsworth, Clerk
Returns o. the Election ior i've Trustees of
School and School lands, TOR 4. IA, ". East.
was this day produced In Court and hled, and the
Trustees elect, VIII James g Bull, Zenon Burg,
w. +. Wellington, s. ID. Dixon and y A..
Moore, entered into bond as such which was
approved and thereupon said Trustees appesred
IN open Court and took the oath OF Office
as SUCK, and 5as. q. bniithe Secretary and
Treasurer elect OF sn,u board o. i1nstees aiso
hled hls bond nna look me oatn OF ounce.
Ordered by me Board that The following rate
'oi texanon' De ana = hereoy ,ev'eu, LOT Coany
purposes ior azoo Scun'y' LOT Inc year 1000
viz:
Ajax OF seven'y-nve per cent on the State
TAX.
scnool sax TOT LSwnsn'p = Range west
'oi 70 per cent on the otate tax.
A School tax Tor Township Range west
'oi 100 per cent On tne Sta,e YAK
a ocnovt .ak LOT township ~ hange west
OF 30 per cent on the State tax.
w. w henoreks having refused to serve 40
oyerseer OF Road NO. Oh, Beat No. ?, from the
wese'end OF ficketrs lane 20 townshiP Blum,
ne being exempt BY reason OF Former services.
isordered tnat william hoss De appointed
ovefseer, LOT ms unexp,rcd term, with hands as
heretofore appropriated
'ovefseer Of Road No a. Beas-, from top Of
lhill near Vnxoo City % Sessions Mace and be-