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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA
PANIC N SAN FRASCIsCo.-SdnF Francisco,
February lS.-An earthquake visited the
city to-day, causing the hotels and public
buildings to be vacated instanter. The
streets were filled with people before the
shock had fairly ceased. Fortunately it
occurred about the time of recess of the
public schools, and many of the children
were out playing. In the schools which
were in session the teachers managed to
keep the children under control, though in
one Of the schools the misses created quite
o panic. The custom-house was uninjured,
but was soon emptied of its occupants. The
cracks made by the October shock in
some Of the older buildings were widened
little, but no material damage was sus-
tanned. The shock occurred at thirteen
minutes pest IL, and lasted seven seconds.
It's direction was from southeast to north
west. There was general panic, but no
damage was sustained to buildings. The
shock was felt at Sacramento, Santa Cruz,
San Jose, Oakland, and other places.
Funeral services were being held in
Washington-Street Baptist church, with q
large attendance. At the first tremble the
pastor and congregation rushed for the
doors. Several ladies tainted, but no one
was seriously injured.
The old frame buildings On the wharves
swayed and creaked, but the waters in the
bay showed no unusual commotion.
The shock was quite heavy at Pettoluma,
causing people to v8cate brick buildings.
The weather was clear and warm at the
time.
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For the Dispatch.
FLOYD COURTHOUSE, VA,
February II, 1870.


The county court Of this county, after a
session Of three days, adjourned on yester-
day. The prolonged session was in order
to conclude the trial of Daniel w. Tice,
charged with killing Miles Gibson, at Cop
per Hill lin this county,, on the 9th of No
vembcr laet.
The deceased had falsely and malicously
accused MIR. Tice with the crime of buggery,
and had him arrested some time last sum.
nler; hut Mr.. Tice proved his innocence,
and was honorably acquitted. However,
Gibson continued to menace, annoy, and
below at, Tce whenever l.e saw him) du-
ring several months, and on the day Of the
killing he made an attack on Tice
by cursing and following after him,
when Tice turned upon him, drew
his pistol and fired four shots, three Of
which entered Gibson's left breast, and re-
suited in death. Tice is young man, and
stands very well in his community: while
Gibson was VIGOROUSLY q bad man. The
jury were out but short time, and brought
in a verdict of justifable homicide.
r. w. Lester, citizen of this place, who
has been of unsound mind for some years,
was tried before n court of inquisition to-
day, and committed to Jail to await trans
portation to n lunatic asylum.'
Our roads always bad in winter) are now
almost impossible on account of mud, and
farmers are compelled to suspend operations
on account of excessive rain.
Yours, in haste, Il. NJ. W.
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The bill to abolish capital punishment
has been defeated in the Maine Legislature,
but the matter will probably come up again
John S. Barbour, president Of the Orange
and Alexandria railroad; c. W. Button, 1:
C. S. Ferguson, Charles NJ. Blackford, and
John S. Langhorne, of Lynchburg; Walter
Coles, of Pittsylvania county, Va, and
william 7. Clarke, of Danyille, appeared
before the City Council of Baltimore Fri
day, asking that body to subscribe $500, 0oO
to The stock Of the Lynohburg and Danville
Railroad Company. The petition was re-
ferrsd to G committee,
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Foreign News

PARIS, February 19.-Prince Pierre b.
naparte is to be tried for the voluntary no.
micide of Victor Noir, followed by ON at
tempt upon the life of Fouville. Convic-
ton of this calls for death-sentence, blu,
it is thought that the court may, from ex-
tenuating circumstances, lessen the pun.
ishment two degrees.
The usual street parades on shro7e Tues.
day will be prohibited.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 1e.-The released
Fenians are to have fine reception in
Dublin.
The Irish members of Parliament accept
Mr.. Gladstone's reform bill.
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OUTRAGE s OF MASKED MAR.rpgRs N T,

OUTRAGEs OF MASKED MARAUpgRs N Ten
EEssEE.-Nemphis, FEBRUARY lS.--Ten
days ago party Of masked marauders
went to the residence of Squire Walton,
near Colliersyille, Tennessee, surrounded
the cabin of one Of the negroes and ordered
him to come out. Suspecting danger, he re-
fused. They fired volley into the cabin,
mortally wounding his wife and him
slightly. They then set fire to the house,
refusing to allow him to remove his chill
dren or his furniture, but the assassins be-
coming alarmed, left before the flames
reached the inmates. The whole neghbor-
hood turned out in search of the murderers,
but SO for without success, except Sigh,
clue to them.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour nTarket,

n anH FLOUR Market
CORN AND FLOUR ExcHAEoE,1
RICHMOND. VA. February 10, 1870 (
/. OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White. s42 bushels. Red, |. ca bushels.
OGtS.-a1as bushels.
Rye.-l4 bushels.
SALES.
WheG.-White, ls4 bushels prime ut sl.4s. 1ar
bushels very good at $lt23 138 bushels inferior al
81 IS; 81 bushels fair at sLs7S-total, 4s2 hushpIp
Red, 90 bushels good at Si.so; 100 bushels very
good nj 31.as 472 bushels prime private terms
"a bushels very good on private terms 80 bushels
fafr.on private terms-total sd4 bushels.
Corn--White, SO bushels prime 1t 0.c. 100 bush.
on private terms~totai, aa2 bushels. mixed. ~
bushels very good on private terms: 10 bushel.
prime at CSC. ; 80 bushels good 1t Gle. so bushel,
good at s2c-; 80 bushels very good at s2c.-total
$50 Bushels.
Odts.-2oo bushels prime black ut sec. -
RE-EXHBLTED.
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ter Bridge, in Bedford county, between two
negroes, in which one was SO badly wounded
that he died the same night. We were un-
able to obtain any particulars of the homi-
eide, or to learn the names of either of the
parties. The negro who. did the killing is
said to have made his escape, and is still OF
large.-Lynchburg Meas, 18th. ~.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York STOCK and sroney asur,x

New fork Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, February ls-Eo on.-stocks steady.
Money easy at se3e per cent Sterling Exchange
Long, 1881 Short looa. s-sc's, 90, 1884, Tennes-
see Ga, ex-coupons, sa!; new, ut. Virginia IS
Ex-conpons, e2t asked; new, 90. Louisiana s's-
Old, II: leveees, 7ot SIS, g. Georgia s's, 80; Ta,
a2i. North Carolina s's-old, 4s2 new, ass.
Epsntmg. Money easy at 500 per cent. ster-
ling nominal at los;01o9. Gold weak and closed
at lISs. Governments are lower. in sympathy
with gold s-2oa, 'sa. l25t91lss. State bonds firm.
Stocks frmer, with general advance In the lead
inc speculative shares. t.. ..
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The MORGAN AFFAIR OF FORTY YEARS
AGo.--There is at least one gentleman in
this city who knows every incident con-
nected with the abduction and subsequent
fate of Morgan. There is no mystery
about the affair now. 1t is not improbable
that the entire story will be laid before the
public at some future day, and soset at rest
the speculations which the writer in Pack
erd and many others have wasted their
ingenuity upon.--Ne,o York Times.
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DEcEAsEp.-Hon. John B. Jones died in
Montgomery county, Pa, few days ago.
In his youth he was midshipman in the
navy, and while in this position was pre-
sent at the famous bombardment of Tripoli,
at the beginning of this century. At one
time he was appointed Consul to Tripoli,
and subsequently Consul-General to Egypt.
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MANAGER FoRD's CIVIL RIGHTS CASE
On Tuesday the grand jury in Charleston
returned "true bill" against Manager
John T. Ford on an indictment for viola
ting the civil rights oct in refusing admit
lance to the theatre, among the white peo-
pie, to several enterprising colored men
who refused to sit in the family circle
among those Of their own color.
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Domestic DIarkets-IBYT TELEGRAPH.

Domestic Rnfkets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
EwYoRKrF February 9-Foon.-F1our'dull and
declining. Wheat dull and lc. lower. Corn quiet
without decided change. Pork qnlet and firm
mess. eSs. 596If2a75. Lard quiet at lStlls3c Rosn
steady at a.. 90 for strained. 49,
Standardization steady: sales I, 100 bales Of
s1sc. Flour dull and q shade lower. Wheat dull
at the moons decline. Corn scarce and UNCHANGED.
Whiskey. os1G9sc. Pork firmer at Se6.75G$27. Is.
Beef steady and quiet. Kettle Lard, l8Dl8sc. Ma
val Stores, Groceries, and Freights, quiet.
BALTIMORE, February l9.-Cotton dull at 94c.
Flour active and 1rru for lower grades. Wheat
firm and unchanged. Corn steady. Provisions,
Lard, and Whiskey. firm and unchanged.
VirRinis es-Old, 81; 1868, st bid. Coupons
New, e7asked.
CHARLESTON, February 1o.-Cotton easier ut
aS3c.; sales, 800 bales receipts, S94 bales; ex-
ports-coastwise, 900 bales.
AUGUSTA. February ls.-Cotton dull but un-
changed at 23923tc.; sales, Ell bales receipts, 2ot
bales.
SAVANNAH, February l9.-Cotton irregular al
2atc.; receipts L02l bales exports Ala bales
sales, 700 bstee.
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A RICH DEAocRAT.-The leader of the
Democracy in the New York Legislature is
Senator Blood, of Saratoga, sixty years of
age, and worth $4,000, 900. He occupies
the best rooms in the finest hotel in Albany.
Over FIVE hundred of the most prominent
politicians of the State call on him every
week.
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SENATOR GR1MEs.-The telegraph dis
patch from Dubuque, Iowa, stating that ex
Senator Grimes was rapidly sinking, seems
to be contradicted by letter received from
Paris, direct from Mr.. Grimes, by one of
his senatorial friends, in which he speaka
hopefully of his condition.
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The city taxation for the year 1869 was
about sl20, 900. OF this amount only about
So 900 is thus far delinquent, and this al-
most entirely among the colored population.
Petersburg Inder.
The proceedings of the railroad meeting
in Chesterfield reached US after they had
been published here.
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es PER DAY. % PER DAY.
SPoTsWooD HOTEL, o,,> y.

elRas hotel located on Msn street, and within one
aqrare OF the capitol post-ofice custom house,
sheatre and the great :0rthesn and SOUTHERN aa III
Is NOW e0PEHs y Will be thoroughly. reoess.
ted and refurnisheti to some extent.
This hotel Is woIld-renovned rs the hc2dquaf.
ters of tho President and Cabinet officers Of the
late confedcracy. Il also contains the Rlstorlc
rooms OF Presidents Davis, Johnson and dsants
and CHIEF JUST ce Chase.
The Travelling pubic are cordially invita- 20
make thaic bsne st the SpotBWooA where tneY
Will find every cUrf0tt and 6elheacY sha2 tntsooo
E1pfsas aud fsisssap4 Once IN the sYiIa.aee
ID 10 - -s--.sT ]. NJ aqBLETTs..~
9. b. LUCE.
mys ~, PToprfeforss
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For the Dispatch
II y
Correction.

I beg leave to correct the report, copied
from Lynchburg paper, of my being un-
der arrest and arriving in this city under
charge of Deputy Marshal featman. Twas
arrested, but on explaining my case was at
once released, and appeared before the
Commissioner CT my own accord.
W. H. n. TRICE.
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Slck.--General S. Mcdowell Moore, a
delegate to the late railroad convention
from Rockbridge county, has been quite i'll
at the residence of DR.. +. H. Murrell, and
was thereby prevented from attending the
sessions of the convention. We are glad to
state that he is now improving Lynch
burg Tfginian, 10Th.
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. .,.rn EX0nJA-KA MATTERS
LECTURE N-EEh-i:FN. r. A. HOLLAND
T-ErN. DIX. nEoADDUS AND THE
III .!ER~' YOUNG MEMS
.l!r!~VIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE coll
tr.,"-RYTiEN OF COLONEL McCUL-
,D.-.u IMPROVEMENT Al THE vIR-
u!>!t MILITARY lNSTITUTE-oCR PEo-
flr Ca FOR i CLEAN SWEEP OF THE
..?trH-,LAUS," Do NOT LIKE THE
i!FCTIu>; or RYE.
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The Bridge Across the Ohio.
LOUISVILLE, February IAN excursion
train with two engines and fifteen csrs,
carrying 1000 persons, safely crossed the
new bridge here yesterday. The strength
OF the structure is no longer doubted.
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WAGONS, CARTS, DC.

THO CONTRACTORS. FARMERS, AND
4 OTHERS.-The subscriber would respectfully
inform all those requiring WAGONS BUGGIES,
or CARTS that he has ON hand and Ia manufac-
turing WAGOGS and CARTS Of every descrtp-
tion that he will build to order any kind OF
vehicle required upon the shortest notice and at
the lowest price. Particular attention paid to
= - =, = A. b. LIPSCOMB,
No. ia west Cary street, near Adams.
&c 7-eod2m
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An Army Ohicer Refuses the Texas
Hen8tOrehtl.

CHICAGO, February ls.-General Rey-
holds, in command of the military district
of Texas, writes the editor of the State
Journal here long letter, declining to
allow the use Of his name for the Texas
senatorship,
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HRRYK Gale I'm MaAna

LEWISTON, Me-, February 19.-The Be-
verest gale experienced here for many yeara
occurred yesterday. A fall of snow on the
ground was washed by a rain of twenty
four hours' duration, causing very de-
structive food.
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REVIVAL AT CuLpErER COURTHOUSE
Some fifty persons have protested religion
in the meetings at Culpeper Courthouse.
Services are held twice day, ut which the
church is crowded with anxious listeners.
Rev. A. e. Dickinson, who has been preach
ing for nearly two weeks, will return to
Richmond to-day. .....T -
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ErWS FROM WASHINGTON.

,,v,>7ny>sr<.--M Montreal, Nelson
.. yq.. Miss Mary c. Gaines is ap-
-; ,nstra;.trcss rice Osborn z. Ste
~. ,rsirrcd. At Peach BOTTOM, York
.u.r a.. Nary G. Geiger, is appointed
....,,i>.rcs< ,jrr Elmira ]. Geiger, re-
,,i At Hillshoro', Caroline county,
, 49, ROW I. Mason is appointed postmaster
.. n.'as Vi. Lee, declined.
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W. c. MAYO j.. W. GIBSON.
|T UMBER.-SA W-MILL, MAYVS
sale, In any quantity, large or small, large
stock of EAS6NED LUMBER for building pur-
poses, CASING BOARDS. LATHs, PALlNGbi
&C., sc. our facilities for obtaining logs, and
cur capacity for saving, enable us to I'LL all orders
promptly and st as low prices as any other par
tics. MAYO JiSoON:
de oa-sm post-of1ce box 40.
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oats.--s72 bushels.
Cotton statement for the Week.

NEW YORK, February 1s.-Ths following ia the
statement Of the cotton trade at all the ports of
the United States for the week ending to-day: Re-
ceipts. s5,7ls bales. EKports-To Great Britain.
a. l95 bales to the continent, 1s,ose bales Stock
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The Fifteenth Amendment.

The necessary number of States (three-
fourths) having ratified the fifteenth amend
ment, it ia understood the President will
issue his proclamation declaring the amend
ment ratified on the ed instant-next
Tuesday.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. February ls-Eoon.-Cotton opens
quiet sales estimated at II, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, February Is1;Evening; = Cotton
and speculation. Red Wheat, Is. Sd. @7s, Cd.
Flour, LOS. Cd.
LONDON. February ls-Eoon.--United States
bonds firm.
PARIS February ls-N oon.-Bourse opens firm
rentes, 73f. eoc.
HAvRE, February ls.-Cotton. opened quiet on
the spot at 1885,, and aIloat at l37sf.
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Tie c>,am;',co will tHke final vote on
-. -r-a7'~ case tomorrow.
n Washington on Friday man stepped
.. ~ grange peel, aud fell and broke his
.sr Y. rdav last. In Washington county.
- FAMED Isaac Meek shot and killed
~ lines Hand. Mr.. Hand was shot in
...t,.<. TIE murderer is still at large.
,.7 u. Houston, aged nearly eighty
49, and brother of General Sam.
g. ,...ui.. O. Texas. died in Washington Fri
49,, vsl; >uAic"iy Of apoplexy. lie was
-. Il T.ur,dav night whilo attending a
.....:.- Of Cy'"mh;s Royal Arch Chapter of
,o-~. Mr. Houston was one of the
-. looking men in the city in physical
..r5ar1n,e. &ri"n remarkably well-pre-
vel. lie Rad been clerk in the Urea
$751;. Department for some years.
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The Ship Monarch.

NHe snip MOHRrch.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.., February ls.-The
British ship Monarch arrived here this
morning at 10 o'clock and anchored six
miles from shore, where she will remain.
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Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, February l9.--RouSe.-
The appropriations were taken up, but
there being no quorum, call of the House
was ordered.
A bill was introduced to provide for 9
stay of execution in certain cases. 1t II
intended to afford some relief against the
operations of the recent legal-tender deci.
sion Of the Supreme Court. Itgives stay
of execution in judgments founded on debts
contracted prior to July IL, 1862, the date
Of the passage of the first legal-tender act
for from one to four years, according to
the amount, but provides that if the plain
tiff in such cases will receive pay in cur.
rency there shall be no stay, and that
whenever specie payments are resumed all
stays under the act shall terminate. The
bill was referred.
A rule was adopted that the Committee
on Elections for the Forty-frst Congress
shall consist Of fifteen members, and each
contested case may be assigned by the
chairman to special committee of three
for exclusive consideration, and these shall
report their decision directly to the House
Adjourned. -
Senate.-Mr. Johnston, of Virginia, pre-.
sented.a bill removing all political disabili.
ties. ~@I -
The President was Intercepted as to
whether any revenue officer has attempted
to collect taxes from Indians in contravep,
ton of treaties.
A huge petition from New York was pre-
scented against the renewal Of the income
tax, it's inquisitorial character making il
particularly odious to the American people,
The bill sppropriating $4,000 to pay thu
witnesses in the cadet appointment eorrup'
ton investigation was passed, and goes 4
TO the President. .... * ;.
Railroad matters were discussed untf
adjournment.
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The Removal or Disabilities.

The Removal OF Disabilities.
The resolutions Of the Virginia Legisla-
ture requesting Congress to pass general
bill for the removal of disabilities were pre-
scented to the Senate to-day by Vice-Presi-
dent Colfax and referred to the Judiciary
Gommittee
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The Aamsusion ar rr,..lssipp,.

WASHINGTON, February 19.-The Miasis-
sippi delegation desire the President to
postpone his. approval of the bill for her
admission until after Tuesday, thus post
poning the meeting of the Legislature o
week. 49,
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-The reve-
nue receipts to-day were $4,000.
Revenue Commissioner Delano will re-
turn to the city on Monday next.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands
will report in favor Of granting 2,0Oo, 900
acres OF the public lands for school pur-
poses in the District Of Columbia.
The balance. in the Treasury is: Gold,
Sill 500, 900; currency, a23, 250, 600.
The several votes taken recently on the
erection of additional Executive buildings
here show no disposition to remove the seat
of government. --.---...
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~~~~~~@.~--~s~~---e
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
v1hGisIA ss q. Mei f nn q al 90 bsd
Bank Of Virginia. ts9a !
To all tofoHs 1t may concern.
BY Virtueof decree of the circnit court o. The
United States for the district Of Virginia mace
and entered Of record in the above entitled cau5e
on the lst asy Of t p,ss,r %. 4: p
Barry, take an account OF all outssanding dabis
and claims against tho Bank OF virgtria which
s iii ans Csc sss
presented ADD flied before the said Master before
the FIRST day or April 1870, shall be excluded and
shall NOT be entitled TO- share IN the assets OF the
Now, therefore, IN accordance With the foresaid
hereby n AZ by.
fore me as ny once. IN the cisy OF Riehmond DIS
:, W. Il. BARRY, Special Massar.
y7IRGINIA.-TO WIT: at Rules con-
tiuued and held ia tne;clerk's ONCE OF Louisa
circuit court on Wednesday the Sch Gay or FeSrn-
Robert i, TT Harlow and sussn, his wife, and Samuel
@. Atkins. .,..."...........
James s.. Atkins. in nis own right and as trustee
FOR Iebecca Atkins and her children Mirfsm
Atkins, Andrew J. BIB and Sarah bis wife.
Atkins and Samuel Atkins, infant children OF
Richard Atkins, deceased :::...... Defendants
The object OF his sni i 10 procure the sale Of
tract Of about 900 acres Of land In Lonisa county,
Va: upon which the late Rehecca Atkins. widow
Of Garrard A.sins deceased resided and Which
for her benefit on the 22d Of NJ arch, ls4o and the
division Of the proceeds OF said sale amopg those
and adaVs having BEEN msde hat I L. sunek
and william H. atkins. James Atkins and Samuel
esss sessa Of Of STATE. Motion
Of the plaintiffs by their attorney, 1t is ordered
that the said Louisa Bunch, William H. Atkins.
Within one month after due publication OF this
order and do Whist is necessary TO protect their
interests IN this suit and that copy Of this order
weeks in the Richmond Dispatch, newspaper
pu 'llshed in the city Of Richmond, and that an.
other copy thereof be posted a: the front door q
the next county court.
Copies JESSE }. PORTER, D; E.
VIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the clerks
' Office Of the circuit court for Nelson county
on Monday the 9TH day OF February, 1870
Lemuel Turner. ..:....'"....''."....'.fA inlin'
John j. Caiap, Andrew j. Camp, Albert g. Camp,
'N"'i'S = lamp 1A0 ''''e Defendants.
IN cHANcERY.
The object Of this suit is to enforce Judgment
lien OF the plaintiff against the real estate OF tho
defendants and also the lien Of the writ or fer5
ractas under said judsment against the debts ana
Camp r Co., and to attach the property Of the abb
sent s!e'endant; 4. g; Camp. And atiidaTit having
Camp, is not resident or this State, Il Is ordered
that he appear here within one month after due pub.
in the a. and 30
SUIT e0p'- s.H.Lov1NG, DC.
m n IA
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


A NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN AND
IA Indies can obtain BOARD at No, loo mayo
viii be accommodated as well as at any frsf-class
clearinghouse at o.. so per week. Day-ooardefs,
fe lb-et a@- -. e.m-
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HouIcIDE.-We learn that shooting
affair occurred on Wednesday last near Of.
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T UMBER, SHINGLES, &e.--W9oD-
~ WARD & SON, LUMBER & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, adjoining Richmond and Peters
burg railroad depot. keep constantly for sale at
the lowest market price, large stock Of Virginia
and North Carolina II FART and MERCHANTA-
BILE LUMBER, FRAMING TIMBER, DRESS
ED FLOORING, POSTS, &c. Special attention
paid to cutting bills TO orcer. They request call
from all In want Of ything In their line.
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