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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-12

900 Acres of
Ian Nh EOK SAL
I WISH to peli my farm on Montross Bottom,
L Lee County, Iowa IL consists Of 900 acres
sb0 acres prairie and lac ssrtK timber.
AAEL.
The prairie part IN all level a1Iuvial about soc
acres sandy, and $50 black loan. The timber land
broken.
EWpw0yEuEsT
so acres under fence, including two good
past ares of near loo acres each; good barn; four
cabins, on different parts Of the farm, with a good
we'll " water ut each.
ADVANTAGES.
new road from IT. Madison 10 Keokuk Ia To-
catei rough the centre of the tract the railroad
connecting the same places Is within Z Of a mile
the Mississippi river is within one mile, and the
townof Monifose within two miles.
A whole, q more desirable grain or stock farm
is seldom to be fJundbut il will be divided TO suit
pur asers, and can be divided advaata geousiy.
NJ tenant, Nm. Colyin " ho resides on the plscs
will show Its boundaries; or upon being notified at
my home farm the Mississippi Rapids, miles
below Montfoss, will attend in pcrson.
*ft TEHMs.
These will be made mmodatipg to purohas-
srs,--a small payment, with bonds bearing 10 per
cent retsinng lien, will be satisfactory.
dTxyENEsS AND CROPS.
Purchasers will now find growing on tbs prem
Uses about 40 acres of rye and 20 IF fall wheat.
hey will also see standing the sandy loam
sb5ut 40 bushels of corn to the acre, and about
10 bushels 10 the acre on thu BLACK loanl.
FRANK BALLfN0ER.
Oct ia f9sn4dSvtf
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IHI OK 0NS.,
Wholesale GrOcers,
No. to5 MAIN-sT..
hkok "A,
A RI in receipt Of
"A 500 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. aeTmau soap,
30 - Fancy Toilet Soap.
30 dag. extra wire handled hreoms.
so bxs. assorted Candy,
90 Fancy Candies,
Dreams Writing Paper,
70 toe Envelopes,
70 ESQ sssorei Cigars,
rs GOO Havana 6's /"
loo ibs- Indigo,
10 bills. assorted Nuts,
lo0kegs Biearb soda,
45 bfss. kies,
2A1 bxs assorted Glass,
aQJ Cotton ian.
200 gross hatches,
200 re4ms wrapping Paper,
Besidess large stock Of the various articles Of
Groceries, which Offer a. the very lowest figure
We vii! at all times pay the highest price for
Hides, Furs, Pelis, Feathers, Bees.sx, and such
artlces OF prodHss as will preserve ther naturs in
transportation.
S&pli2d
A NEW HOOK fUh sHfLDMEN
HHHE KANGAROO HUNTERS; or, ApyEsTuars
Ia sHE BUSH; by Anne Bowman, author OF
''Ihe Castsways. 1.-The Young Exiles," dc.
.s.gtaa OGDEN, BRowNrLL co.'s.
skUoAED,
- Powdered,
Refined white,
"a, Clarined and
Brown Sugars
for s1Ioby GOLFERS l. ROBERTSON.
sci Sd
Aame- Made Maia.seA.
t05 dALs Bailinger's Molasses, for sale by
80 octld coLLIEks d ROBERTSON.
L.AkINA just received and for sale by
Iai4a CoLLikks 4 ROBERTSON.
sslsa
II itnDo. primer. ~. sUsaH TOR sale by
~ w. III. AUSTIN CO., d
iyli -. ils Main-ss
CHANTING POWDEK.
100 kFG5just received and for sale At tbs
IUO low price ~ 81 aoper ses-delivcrsd free.
AuI30-d KELLOGG BiR6k.
Flour.
QUINCY FL0IR--CastIe mills xxx.
WARSAW FLoUR--Gr.ce MILE xx.
X ARKAATED superior 10 any in this market
wv fUrsa by
sertsa GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
FER mptsry sale % vuIuaDie Pro-
HS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1850, viii
~ sell, on the prsmiees, to the highest bidder
with ut reserve, LIT eight 49, Block one hundred
and n.nety six 1850, IN the city III Keokuk- The
lot ~ Tux good frame housss upon IL, With eli
tern md well. Tbs terms are one-fourth cAsh, and
the alance IN twelve and twert -four months, in
frou day of sale, with satisfactory security and
| Hen 90 the property. WM. THOMSON,
| oe 3, ls6o-dtd Commissioner.
| II Aas WAaTKD. for Which We viii pay CAss.
II W, Ia. AUSTIN = CO.,
nchs liz Aainrst.
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BANKERS, ATTENTION!
Safes, Bank Locks, and Vaults

Hall, CARROLL a. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of the celebrated Halls
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof safes.
which are known TO b. superior to any other, AID
areperteotly free from dampness None but those
marked " Halls PatAntv can b. relied on
We are also sole manufacturers III the world
hank Lock, ..Icrd,s shampfsn,s.
with Halls smprcyemens.
The advantages which this Lock has over a II
Others arc
1t has an outside combination key that will
battle the most expert hargar scientific snechsn-
ici II has no key hole atem, spindle or dial that
can be knocked en- or so lefaced ne to prevent the
person having the key and combinations from open
Ing tho safe.
Cd. IL Ia impossibleto get any explosive matter
ia the lock, or 10 any way defaee the face Of the
door go as TO prevent the person hayng he outside
key and combination from opening the safe.
ii. III has no sprinss, and for this reason alone
places ii ahoge any lock in use, it liz imrpssi
10 get II cut Of order and 1t has greater security
than any lock known.
We invite all Bankers, County Treasurers, Mer-
ea@n.s ana v.avse, i. e~ii au5 Aa.aine AZ.
HALL, CARROLL AGO.
SALES ROOM---No. N Msin-st., Merchants En-
change Buildings, ST. Lanis, Mo.
July "a, b9-dAw-3dplY
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APPLIES EAII SALE.
ION BARRELS CHOICE kUsskT APPLES
LUZ from Ohio, fer sale by
STAFFORD q McCUNE, Levee.
Ncy3d2W $50 @~ va = $500
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Pure ctdcr Vinegar.
ueI received and fsr sala. ted Pure. Z
COLLIEkS ROBERTSON
Enysiopcsl EDyetepesII
E1OKTE-FOLlO, Official, Consular Legal Invoice.
Bank, Document, Pschet Post, Comnerciai
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Comm ereial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, caid, and Drug Envelopes Of ali styles
aid prices. Just recsiyed at
OdDEN, BROW NELL AcO.'s
City Book Store, b2, Main.st.
JUST RECEIVED,
LsHESn OXATEHA, by t
W.. ID. AUSTIN IL CO.
Aossa 9ll lis kain-st. ]
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u Atas WANTKD. for Y hiah ws wiii pay CAsl,
IL W. Ia. AUSTIN CO.,
mchs liz lAtnrst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27
The u.rRtslntmre.

On Saturday the Senate concurred in certain
important Honse amendments to the bill
more efect"ally to prevent the escape Of
slaves" aud II is now a law. Among the bills
introduced was one to authorize the Common
council OF the city of Petersburg to subscribe
10 the Blhcks and Whites branch Of the South
SIDE Railroad, and n bill for the incorporation
OF the Petersburg Southern Insurance Com
pany. The Governor, in communication TO
the Senate, recommends an increase OF the
yearly stipend allowed to the Adjutant Gene
raj. The Executive also objects to the con-
Grmaiion of the report of LEONIDAs BAUGH
and JAS. G. BLACK, the Commissioners here
tofore appointed TO run the boundary line be-
tween Virginia and Tennessee, for reasons set
forth in n message sent by him to the General
Assembly. The Senate passed bill for the
establishment Of a branch bank in the town
OF Liberty, in the county of Bedford, and an
act Incorporating the Southern Institution for
the ameiioration OF the condition of the deaf
dnmband blind negroes of The Common wealth
In the House of Delegates most of the day was
consumed in disposing of the bill amending
the charter of the James River and Kanawha
Company. II was lost on its passage, not re-
ceiving constitutional majority. A substi-
tute was offered, which, togeth with the bill.
was recommitted TO Joint committee of both
Houses
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

LYNCHEURG VA, Feb 26.
Francis Jackson and Robert Purdie, twt
boys, aged respectively about fourteen anC
fifteen years, We're before the Mayor of thi,
city n few mornings ago, charged with steal
ing shawl and sundry other articles from
the LADIES' FAIR. After a hearing, they Wer,
committed 10 Jail The boy Purde has an ell
der brother now III Jail, awaiting trial for the
larceny of n watch, at the Cabell house, some
few weeks past. All three of the boys hail
from Richmond. and 1t would be well for their
friends. If they have any, to look after them.
In Amherst county the citizens are getting
up Il memorial to be laid before the Legisla-
ture, praying for the right of way for the pur-
pose OF constructing Il bridge across James
river, at some eligible point above the present
tol-bridge, al the foot of Ninth street, i'll this
city. II successful in their enterprise, such a
bridge will necessarily be a great convenience,
aud prove beneficial to the public at large, but
Will doubtless be adverse to the interest of the
owners OF the old toll bridge.
A regular meeting of the City Council was
held on last Friday. The Treasurer's report
showed Sl,We.30 collected during the month
past. The pay of the Captain of the Night
Watch was increased from 81 % to 3 80 per
night, and that of subordinates from : 90 10
Si25, and the ordinance so amended as to re-
quire them to he on duty from sanset until
sunrise. One hundred and seventy arrests
reported for the last quarter. being - less
than for the quarter previous. The other bust
ness transacted is unimporiant and devoid of
interest to the public. o.
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LETTER FROM THE POPE TO NApOLEON-
The Pope has written another letter to Napo-
leon: He says he appreciates the gravity of
the French Emperors position. He adds
am compelled to declare openly that can
not cede the legations without violating the
solemn oaths which bind me, without pro-
duclng disaster and a shock in the other
provinces, without bringing wrong and shame
upon all Catholics, without weakening the
rights, not only of the soveregns of Italy,
rnJustly despoiled of their domains, but of
the sovereigns of the whole Christian world
who cannot see the destruction of certain
principles with Indifference.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ.
HEAR.
or TUE limited sTATES -

OF THE UNITED STATES
Are. as class, proverbaIy fssbfs and ""hsnHhN,
and while We may not hope for any change for the
better, until there is better unde rstandng Of the
laws Of health, We may. however, cang ratuiate the
community on the introduction Of a remedy which
has proved itself Of great value in relieving, and
0ffen Entirely, the general and nervous debility o.
Fsmdies-we mean
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
1t 10 the great medicine for the sex.
DR.. Hampton says II is great blessing to them.
as fhsrs IS NOT disease to which they su beet
that II, ctH not cure
The above extract, written by medical man.
will he cOrTOborated by our TEST known citizens,
who have seen the effects of this Tincture their
wives, daughters and delicate children: Cough,
rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, with numer-
Gus other diseases, are cured by it.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
- Cal! apd get Pamphlets apd see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.. Richmond !;
by DIR. COOK f, Fredericksburg by all the Drug
gists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bort six bottles.
-. 70 2--d&cwts
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DIED,
DIED,
On the 18th INST. Mrs. SURBUNA LACY, in the

On the 18th inst. hrs. SuKBuNA LAZY IN inc
9th year Of her age
"Dearest mother, thou hast left us
We thv loss most deeply foel;
But It's God that has bereft US.
He can all our sorrows heal. :,
The friends and acquaintances oil the deceased
are invited tn attend her funeral, from the Duva
street Prssb, terian Church, this afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
On the 18th inst. IDA VIRGINIA. daughter OF
j. w. and Ann r. Chick, aged year and II mos.
The funeral viii take place at O'Clock, from the
residence Of her parents. on 18Th st-eet near tho
Lancasterian School house. The TRENDS ana &C
auaintancea of the family invited to attend.
IA Lynchburs papers will please copy.
On the 18th inst. Mrs. EVELINE L. bATION,
IN the 32d wear OF her age. She leaves a husband
and two children to mourn their loss. -
Blessed re the de ad who die in the name oil the
Lord
Her funeral will take place this evening at
o'clock. from her late residence, corner OF Baker
and I'd streets. Her friends and acquaintances are
requested to attend.
On Saturday 25th, Mr.. BEN ENCK IHLER,
aged Y years.
His tunefal will take place at st. Mary Church,
this morning. at ia o'clock. His friends and &C
quain'ances Will attend without further notice.
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FROM MExICO.-The New Orleans Picayune

FROM MExICO.-The New Orleans Picayune
OF Sunday, the 18th inst, says that U. S. ma
rines have been landed not only at sTampico
and Minatitlan, but also at Alyarado, the frs
place 10 be attacked, and for the express pur-
pose of working the artillery recently sent
down from the castle of San Juan 1t is stated
that Miramon reached the National Bridge on
the 9Th, on his way 10 Vera Cruz, where the
Lberalists have erected a new and strong fort,
This completes the line of SO called sand fort.
which now encircles the entire city. The new
fort looks out toward the cemetery and hills
beyond where Miramon will doubtless plant
his batteries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

NEGROES INDUCED BY AN ABOLITIoNIsr TO
MURDER THEIR ONERSEER.-A horrible trar-
edy was enacted in Ashley county Ark. a
Jew days since, being no less thar the murder
OF Mr.. Joseph Murray, an overseer, by some
negroes belonging TO the plantation of Mr.
Samuel Carter. Upon an investigation of The
AFFAIR, 1t appears that the negroes committed
the fiendish act at the instigation of an abo-
litionist named Sneed, who promised that if
they would kill Murray he would have them
conveyed to free State. Five of the necroe.
and Sneed have been arrested, and are AT pres
ent IN the Jail of Ashley county, at Hamburg
Intense excitement prevails in the neighbor-
mood regarding the outrage, and if the facts
are AS reported, Sneed should be strung mn
without recourse to law.---Nemphis (7snn.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

HuSeVIS SUOe mAkRr
ne cause OF the strike OF the MassachuS.,,.
shoen'akers is assigned by the New York H.,.
an 10 the Interference OF Northern nbo,itio,-
ISIS with Southern institutions. forcing the
South TO adopt policy inimical TO the inter.
ssts OF Northern man fractures. Most Of IN.
massachusetts shoe dealers, who have for ,
long while almost monopolyzed the .,,a -,
shoes 10 the South, are the rankest kind =,
sbolitlonists, and now they find their cnr...
like chickens, coming home to roost. Tn,
dealers and men may both learn from thi. ,ss
son The practical value Of Winding their o,., !,
busiuess
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DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE-MrS Bernard
kouch, the wife of one of the wealthiest mer-
chants IN New Orleans, wandered away from
the residence of her husband, on Thursday
last, while deranged. and was found dead two
days afterwards near Gretna, opposite and
above the city. She was discovered in a some
what kneeling position, her face resting on a
log at the foot OF dead Acacia tree, the
branches of which We're hung with moss
She was dressed in a simple French calico
dress, and wore Il black hair bonnet. In her
hair was a comb, with red coral pendants
Her hands were holding TO the bark of the log
upon which her face was resting. Near the
body was found two phials, one OF which con-
tanned camphoreted oil, and the other had con-
tanned laudanum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

MR.. DOUGLAS AND THE CHARLESTON Con-
VKNTION.-The Chicago Times MI Douglas,
organ, has very significant article upon the
platform which is to be laid down at Charles
ton for the Democratic Convention. Ii charges
Mr.. Bright with the intention Of constructing
this platform SO as to kill Off Mr.. Douglas, and
declares that no man nominated upon Mr.
Bright's platform can win the Presidency and
furthermore declares that no man can be elec ted
President who does not adhere to the doctrine
of popular sovereignty. The whole tone and
bearing OF the article point TO the conclusion
that MIR. Douglas friends mean to "bolt' from
the nomination If they are not permitted TO
have their way IN the Convention.
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NJ. 1860. Spring. 1860. Va
WATKINS & FlCKLEN

Ma. 1860. Spring. 1860. IA
WATKINS K FlCKLEN,
BROWN STONE BUILDING, l59 MAIN STREET.
Are prepared to offer to
WHOLE SALE and ETAIL BUYERS.
r rom all sections OF the country, large and at
tractIve stock of
FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS,
- Consisting in part of
PIECE SILKS and SILK ROBES, in 5, and .
Flounces
French and English DRESS GOODS.
SHAW LIS IN great variety.
Novelties in
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS.
1890. LINENS AND WHITE GOODS.
TRAVELLING GARMENTS and BUSTERS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
REAL LACES,
PARIS EMBROIDERIES.
PLANTATION GOODS.
~ HOSIERY, &c.
The above. with other articles not enume rated,
comprises the largest. most varied and desirable
stock ever before offered.
fe 2i-ts WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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HYDROPHOBIA FROM EATING MAD Hoes
We are informed, says the Topeka (knnsas J
Tribune, that several hogs, which were bitten
by dogs and run mad from the effects. were
picked up and eaten by the Kaw Indians. and
that the effect on them has in many instances
been, first a swelling Of body and head, then
raving and madness, followed by death
During the earlier stages of this disease the
impression was that it was the smallpox.
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Mrs. Julia lIeaue havme.

This lady plays at the Theatre tonight. in
fulfilling her farewell engagement in the the.
atrical profession. II is needless to remind
our readers that Mrs. IL. has ever boon a bright
star Of the drama, whose pure light has done
much to elevate the profession, and we only
aiiude 10 the fact 10 express the regret which
VIII be general at her returning 10 private
life. The piece In which she appears tonight
- the "Lady Of Lyons" and her PAULINE will
not tail TO make lasting impression on the
audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

A SMALL OCEAN CRAFT.-A small iron
steamer, OF only twenty tons burden named
the Helan Coran, built on the CLYDE, for n rall
way company in Bahia, South America, has
made the passage across the Atlantic The
captain and crew numbered five persons ONLY.
The voyage, owing to the number Of storm.
this year, was exceedingly dangerous, the Voc
sci being frequently almost buried beneath tins
waves. She, however, accomplished the vow
age in safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

BALLAsTING FOR LAND VoYAGE-The
cape Ann Mass Advertiser says that dur
ing the heavy gale on the 18th inst David
Choate while returning from that place TO
Essex, IN light chaise, found that he must
S .neI 'aAe IN ballast or his chaise would be
blown over; he accordingly arrived in Essex
Win TWO great rocks, weighing over oM,
pounds, In the bottom of his chai.e '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

LADIES' ITEM.-At the last French State
ball the Empress is described to have worn a
delicious dress of sky blue silk, covered with
a dress of Alencon lace costing nobody knows
how many tens of thousands of francs. Her
head was adorned by a diadem of turquoises
and diamonds, among which was the famous
Regents diamond; her necklace bracelets ear
rings, and bosom bouquet, Were all of dia-
monds and tnrquoses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

CHLEBRATION.-The ami versary of the 40,
Element of jamestown, Va, is to be celebra lad
In New York on the i2th Of May by the "Old
Dominion Society, recently formed In that
city. There will be dinner at the Metropoli.
tan Iiottl, and all Grafton by the Hon. Mr..
Summer OF Virginia.
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...-.. AlllAld'Tu'lslEadEnrs,
NJ ETROPOLlTAN ua,,

The public are resp.c,fou.
IT,. NAME MARlETrA." , !" that
ACADEMY Of aa.'ss, : New Pima Yn. Isns@ .. Wv
Jrsnd Opers Houses IN f prnssa and tie r,.as.
"a mW s 20 New Orleans. where sbs WI tv. "a
n GkAND OpER.r, VI.
oy THURSDAY EvENINSGh .nIC coScn,
h, ~ oraer to make this ,m,.Roh In
oriiliant ever gwen. the fnnaes,ssl nm.n,. :.
with 7"soo and wi ..a.aiss.
MADAME oAzzAylsA. ''s' ..
The celebrated Tenor f from ,ba rAMNAse
Sc a New York, and Her ale ,%s ,asgradsnis
CARLOS sHENAL -
Tho great performer On III
called Piano Russo. '"e Nav fn,.
baritone and dist,ngn,shsdn u ALRIrEs
DOLLAR. Win secured .sSA'
N. B.-Ma me GAzzANIs. ~
sInS tee SepIsbrated song, La 'R's sSrf.,
AYR ~ n In Spanish Cos.n,mr'aa ANJERA :,
W. ne saie OF Tickets and Se,fsns
SWooDHorsE Cos. and p. u ~ 81 Ne hai NJ.
"tnIes, commencing on Tuesda, iaItos, ~
IL 25-5t " o'eio.L
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Rirhmunn Qispattt.
MONDAY MORNING. 49,. FEB ~, lse

~ NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH AGENCY
Parsons desiring Ia subscribe to the DIS
PATCH. either in Norfolk or Portsmouth,
can be supplied by leaving their orders with
THOMAS o. W,sx, Periodical and News Agent
Norfolk.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE.

EXCHANGE. SALE. And LI.
~NERl STABLF-On Car, s.. opposite =
4, Gas House. formerly occupied By b
GREEN.-l have now oil hand. and VAL sg5',
keep. hne lot of HORSES AND MULES, id
sale at the lowest market prices. Persons from
the country are requested to call ana eKsmne ~
stock. Efe 2D-lm'I X. ". DUNNAWAl.
a. FOR SALE-MuLES AND HORSE
~ have sevSkai young ard vel fra',
~ VI LES, one excellent ridins and bsfe,.'
HORSE; also, a Mol FAMILY HORSE, OF hn'
SIZE, five years old and all night for sale on ete'
four months. Apply 10 f.. BOSSIEIA,
fe lin Corner of Cary and 18Th SIS
~ FOR SALE, PKiVtTELi-Sen'
W. fine MULES; HORSE; q WAgVN
and seven CARTS. Apply AZ the i'i
A>A6, House. on Ma,o's Bridse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

FROZEN TO DEATH.-A few morr;n~s s;
the dead body Of little girl. ahon, ~ sanee,
Uu: was iound on the ice in Muskeean i.ans
Micn'gan. She had been across tbs -. 1.aAe,
anu sn%Icn ana on her return had lost her Wa, "
ana eventually her life on the frozen 10 ""y'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

PROTECTION TO HOME TRADE-The Legis-
lature of Alabama has passed bill exempting
goods imported at Southern ports from taxa
ton when sold in Alabama; also bill to ca. !
a Convention to reform the State Constitu-
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PATENTS were issued last weet 20
W. Dickinson, Of Bre.:kinridre ". reorgc
proved surveying compass, and James -. M
Gibbs, of Mill Pond, Va, assignor 70 + a.
Wood, OF New York, for improvement in go, -
ing machine &c W.
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ma Mutual Benefit

t t. IA w CON PAM.
AGENCY IN RlCHMO 49, MAIN STREET
This Company have paid during the year 1859
for policies on lives of deceased members. S2s.-
S4W In divldends to the insured. in year 1889.
1856 S32 H.. Its capital. compared with it's Ila-
billtles. Is larger than any other Life Insurance
Company doing business IN the United States
tSee Report OF Comptroller, State of New York
The business OF this Company is confined exclu-
slvey to Insurance on Lives.
All the profits are annually divided among the
insured.
The dividend, January LIST. 1860, is IS per cent,
fe Est KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

NJ. Planett's BittcrS-This Celebrated
Tome has been used successfully for the last twelve
years III cases of Indigestion. Flatulency, Cen
eTal Dethilty, Nervousness. Sea Sickness. C., G.
They create a healthy action throus bout the
body. restore the appetite. equallze the circula-
ton, give tone and energy to the system. and
create power of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned
PLANETT'S BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable and adapted to all ages a nd
eo"d,tions; are for sale by FISHER Il WIN
Depot No. PA Pearl street y. Y
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists.
fe Ism No l25 Main ST., Richmond,