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Foreign iNeus.

], LONDON, june 28.-Itis believed that Ear,
Granville VIII succeed Lord Clarendon AZ
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. heiattsr Was
seventy years Of age @ ftfe .sIlf - I :
Forffein, Chief Secretary for Irel and, win
succeed Earl Granville In the Colonial
GREECE.
ATHENS, June 2s.-The canal through the
lsthnus of Corinfh WIN be at once COM
menced. .'G5ss l@.,s = :->,e.f,>'- -
MAnnD, June 2s.-Prim has gone TO Lido
ana VIII return Friday, when be Will 90 to
f1ehy for q couple of weeks. -
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Hostile Indians Assemblies.
CHEYENNE, June ga large force O
seemingly hostile Indians Is assembled a,
Medicine Bow river. r.. IT : =
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MADISON CoUNTY.-A friend just re-
turned says the crops from Gordonsville to
Madison Courthouse equal any he ever
Saw-wheat, corn, oats, fruit, etc.-Frcde-
ricksbltr1 NelrS.
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IMpRov1NG.-From thirty to fifty new
dweling-honses, stores, ETC., have been
built in Fredericksburg during the past
twelve MISUNDERSTANDING Ne11s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

TAYLORBROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1112
4 MAIN STREET, lover Tribbtt's cCnfec-
lionery,) extract teeth without pain insert teeth
as low as Sl5 and don't charge for extracting.
Sensitive teeth filled without pain. Any tooth
filled with gold and warranted for life It
A--'N "1 TAYLOR BROTHERS.,
lllo Main street, Richmond, Va.
n. B,-Instructions in any branch of dentistry
given to the profession on reasonable terls.
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Death OF a Naval Oficer.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-Captain j. D..
Robinson, United States navy, died to-day.
He commanded the Pensacola during the
engagement in Mobile bay.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
From our Specia, Reporter.
.rrER FROM THE UNIVERSITY
~ OF VIRGINIA.

INFRINGEMENT" wEEK-LIsT OF
aSAprATEs-GooD ORDER DURING
",.T SESSION, &C., &C.
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The Coming Election in New York
7c The Union I.cnRue.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Executive
committee OF the Union League Of America
held secret session at the st. Nicholas to-
DAY 10 discuss matters to promote the sue
cess of the Republican party this fall. Ex.
Governor Jewell, Of Connecticut, was the
only representative from New England,
and the West bad but one representative
namely, James T. Beach, of Missouri.
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SEVERE STORM IN PENNsYLvANIA.-Mc-
ConnellSbltrg, Fulton county, Pa, june II.
A sovaso storm occurred here yesterday af-
ternoon, accompanied by rain and hail. 1t
came from the north, and swept through
the valley. About one-half of the court
house roof was torn Off and carried some
distance. The new Methodist Episcopal
church was much injured, the walls of both
ends being removed from the foundation.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, dc.

SEEDSMEN, FLORISTS, DC.
THUR NIP EE D S.
NEW CROP.
PURPLE-TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
SEVEN-TOP and PURPLE-TOP
RUTA BAGA,
grown from the same stock and of the same supe-
Flor quality rs those sold by us for the last three
years ALLISON g. ADDISON,
Ia % 1920 and 1922 Cary street.
TUST RECEIVED, a few barrels Of
- PRIME WHITE PEACH-BLOW IOIA-
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
Ia % 1906 Main street.
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Sentence OF O Boston Stato.Ssreet
Framh go

BosToN, June 2s.-Julius F. Hartwell.
implicated with Miller & Ward in financial
irregular tiles in State street, was sentenced
today to i've years. Imprisonment and fined
800, 200. - ~ ''''
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A DIFFzcuLry.-The following is the SUBJ
stance of q long account of an incident that
occurred in Richmond on Friday last as
reported by gentlemen just returned from
that city Dir. Budd, one of the members
of the Legislature from Loudoun county,
accompanied by Mr.. Glasscock, of Fan
quier, went to Mayo's bridge for the pur-
pose of meeting Mr.. Barbour, editor of the
Enquirer, whose daily evening habit it is t.
walk across that bridge. Mr.. Barbour, &C.
companied by Mr.. Samuel Thomas, of War
rem, soon appeared, coming from the direc-
ton of Manchester. The parties met and
passed each other, when Mr.. Budd called to
Mr.. Barbour and asked for all explanation
Of certain articles concerning him that had
lately appeared in the Enquirer. Mr.. Bar
bour responded that he had no explanation
to give, but that he held himself personally
responsible for everything that appeared in
his paper, ut the same time putting his hand
into his pocket. Mr.. Budd instantly stepped
back, saying "You are armed you have Il
pistol" Mr.. Barbour replied that if he had
he had not shown it, and repeated that he
held himself personally responsible for
what had appeared in the Enquirer. AS
Mr.. Budd made no further demonstrations
Mr.. Barbour continued his walk, inforIpjng
Mr.. Budd that in future all communication
with him must be through the medium of
riends.-AleIand1lG Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

Heavy Robbery OF an Insurance
Company.
BALTIMORE, June 2s.-The Maryland Fire
insurance Company's office was robbed OF
Sl5O, 900 in bonds last night.
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TUeb0nt Suuk.

ALBANY, N. T., June 2S.-The tugboat
Telegraph was sunk to-day by collision
With the steamer Daniel Drew. .srt-
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Boston has tulip tree in full blossom
which covers quarter of an acre and con-
talns fully one thousand tulips.
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The Weather Soufh.

Ine weather South.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 2S.-The thermome-
ter to-day reached $50. There was heavy
rain-storm this evening.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. r.. Co.,}
-@ RICHMOND, April "a, $780, - s."
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

/ -n RICHMOND, April %, 1870, ~
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
!, Leave Richmond at s4s A. II. anaaaeP. II. q =
Leave Petersburg at 10 A. NJ. and 7:oS r. II. ~.
Freight and Accommodation train, with passep-
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. n. (sun-
u he sssp train will not leave Richmond on
Peters6urS on SUNDAYS. - - S'' ~ :.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the $50 r.. NJ.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
The passenger coach attached 70 the coal train
WIN run o. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
Leave Clover Hill at A. NJ. connecting Of
chs with the sps ss
Meeting at oAs''st "'i9 r ias iGai iH RYaHE
ap2s Superintendent.
VvWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
i p. Il. EXCEPTEnl TO TIE NORTH, EAST,
UP o 2nhk saokTEsT
QUICKEST ROUTE.-Tbe THK0UGHTRA1NH
s an 1sns s5a ns. G hs dsSs
ri sSsd sSynneeens MI o9 s esSss 81
RHE sREHT N NAsr hHks ana WIN Tram.
Carg atted up With SPLENDID RECLIEIHG
s5 ans oen shasss & on m
PSs Se 5SeS nsssB s. as
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets daily iSunaays
exeep.sdI at p. NJ, and arrives In Richmond u
Through tickets to all principaipoinb Worth ma
West ~ E.S -. 't
sns aa apply lSd so az lie Ticket oos Corner ssd
an no ssnse 3. GENTRY General r.ete. Assn.
DICHM0ND AND. YORK RIvEK
~, PAN Roam IINE-FOK BAITIMORE.
THE NORTH AND NORTHWEST-CHANGA
or SCHEDULED DAILY IExCEPT sun.
6AYSi.-On and after THURSDAY, Aprti 18th,
the PASSENGER SCHEDULE win be rpn as
follows Passengers Cor Baltimore and points
North viii take the passenger train from Che de-
pot OF the Richmond and York River Railroad o.
Richmond DAILY except sundsys) st sis Z. n
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA, Cap-
tain 3. W. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PuILIr KEYBoLD,-bosh OF which have been
newly fitted ont with splendid accommodations
Tor passengers-reaching Baltimore .he folpwiny
morning fn time 70 eonaeef w1sn sne 01;n $3.50, ZOE
in a.i" he Boats issrs pier No. LIghl.Ssfees
W VIZ YES lust below Pratt street Bal.imore,
DAILY texcept Sundays) ~ o'clock r. M
nassengefs arriving in Richmond ct 90 A. M
fSs following day, In time 70 conneet swath tbs
en- rress train on The Richmond and Danytle rafl-
road Tor Dsnytle and all points o. that rosds
Grsensboro; saiisSar csstsesss 60, Y c.i
ei PsassESaER TRAIN leaves Richmond dsay
as a:l6 r. NJ Leaves West Point daily at A. II:
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
| through bills OF laasng given e prominent
points. EhOAAsa DO1A.ME1N.
apT ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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A heavy rain, accompanied with hail,
passed over the section of country near
Liberty yesterday afternoon. The hall
stones. it is said, were as large as partridge
eggS, and did considerable damage to gar
dens and the growing corn.-Lyaschbuy
Vtrg'nldn.
Several prisoners confined for various
offences in Bedford county Jail cut with =
knife and chiseI through the brick wall
which confined them and effected their
escape last Saturday night.
Mrs. John Hayden, living in this county,
killed one day last week rattlesnake mea-
surfing four and a half feet in length and
nine es.-Frederacksburg Herald.
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On and after TUESDAY NEXT, June 7si,, the
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Tie de-.
pot corner Of Broad and Eighth streets {SmdsyS
excepted at 4:ao z. H., connecting with ths n4st-
THE LOWER POTOMAC. IL ~, ~
reaching Baltimore the next morning, and con.
meeting with oil trains for the North and West. =
The steamers fthis line are lifted with great re-
gard TO elegance comfort, and speed, hn6 arc
among the most beautiful vessels OF their class
ever placed on the Chesapeake Bay. They are
tains: The GEORGEANNA.. Captain John Henry
freeman; the IRONsIDEs, Captain WYndhsm
BY sSe ACCOMMODATIONS and FARE to be-
tractiveness Of their route, the company hope 10
continue % merit the patronage OF travellers. - j.
IHkOUGH TICKETS can be procured &C the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, corner 81 Broad
and Eighth streets, to SD go. m
' !. eHHn5ADEELpHra ,,., 80. ,,o,, - !, :
i1a e II sR RGnts 4 e
lN NO TER CENTRAL, AND THE PENN.
Freights contracted for at rates as low as by
any other route, and forwarded daily with dis.
patch to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
No kerosene oil or other extra hazardous artt.
Returning, the STEAMERS leave Baltimore
daily Sundays excepted) at 4 p. M. from piers
Nos. and ., Light street between Conway and
Barre streets, reaching Richmond tho following
For further information, apply at the office or
the company, corner Of Broad and Eighth grests.'
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. y. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
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cPRING STOCK OF FURNITURE

STA CYS
are receiving an IMMENSE STOCK, bought at
GOLD RATES, and are determined not to be
uudersold by any house In the country.
Examine before you buy.
NH Is 1908 AND 1910 MAIN STREET,
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NR. JUD. B. WOOD, DENTIST. g.

nR. JUD. B. WOOD, DENTIST. GNsS
Always on hand full supply of pure NITROUS
OXIDE GAS for the painless extraction Of teeth.
teeth and correcting irregularities of the same.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mouIted on any desired
doors from Main. je9
r S. MICHARD, D ENIIS r -
81 . having returned to Richmond, offers Hf9YB
his professional services to his Id friends, pa
irons and to the public generally.
All work done in the best and mist expeditions
manner.
Ooice and residence, No. 1872 norta Main street,
an 27-2m
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TU RN Up SEED
RUTA-BAGA SEED.
New crop now ready of
WHITE NORFOLK,
WHITE GLOBE,
FED TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE DUTCH,
IKIRVING'S RUTA-BAGA,
hSHCROFT'S SWEEDE,
AMERICAN RUTA-BAGA.
~ ALLAN 4 JOHNSON,
150e Main street.
Post-oflice box 49, JeV
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Various Items.
Final Celebration of the Jefferson
Society.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
TUESDAY. June %. 1870.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, {,
TUESDAY, june %, 1910.
The hall is even more crowded than on
last night and the audience more brilliant.
The decorations are very beautiful.
Rev. DR.. NJ. D. Hoge introduced the ex-
ercises with most appropriate prayer.
Professor Holmes announced that the
Magazine Medal would not be presented
tonight in consequence of the continued
sickness. of the medalist, Mr.. Yulee, of
Florida.
The President of the Society (Mr. Deudo,
of South Carolina,) very gracefully intro
duced as orator of the evening Mr.. n. C..
st. John, of Smyth county, Va. He very
gracefully and appropriately raised the
question "What Makes the Man," and
proceeded to argue that not hereditary
power, constitute the man, but that intel
lectual and moral nobility were the elc-
ments which enter into true manhood. He
illustrated his subject by well-chosen ex-
amples from history, and had some fine
passages, which elected the applause
of his comrades. His delivery was
easy, his voice good, and his whole man.
ner decidedly Independent. He paused
for silence until the clatter Of the bellies and
beauX somewhat subsidized, and after he had
been speaking about twenty minutes he
stopped and told the audience that his
speech was twenty minutes longer, but that
he would compromise on ten minutes il
they would stop talking and listen. He
closed with an appropriate and earnest
charge to his comrades to carry out the
principles announced i'll the address,.
The President then very appropriately
announced Us the most gifted son of the
Jefferson Society in the rare talent of de-
bate Mr.. r. T. Thorp, of North Carolina.
Gracefully presenting him the beautiful me-
dial, he eXhortcd him to take as his motto
in fife, Truth, Honor, Duty, and the Right.
MIR. Thorp, in receiving the medal, said
that his emotions were too eloquent for
language and too deepto be suppressed. He
pledged his best efforts to prove worthy of
the honor, thanked the President and the
Society, and closed with appropriate words
of parting:
The celebration is grand success. ..
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DENTISTRY.

HR. GEORGE F. KEESEE, DEN EEzN
~ TIST, gives special attention to the HfYB
Of the natural teeth, both by filling
and the correction o. Irregularities of the same.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH at moderate prices. Teeth
extracted by the aid Of pure nitrous oxide gus
when desired. Office. corner Of Broad and Nine
teenth streets. Residence in rear. lie 2-lm
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UOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT, south
I'll east corner of Marshall and Muuford streets:
NppIy to the subscriber, 1903 Brook avenue ana
A ;e aaS ar WILLIAM Ii. TYLER.
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GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST, &Mg
VI 1923 MAIN kTREET, OtYfYf4
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN,
and performs all other DENTAL OPERATIONS
In satisfactt ry manner.
2. s. AS am frequent! absent during the sum-
mer months my patients IL the country and those
intending to leave the city would do well to COM
munic tie with me in advance. q. Il. S. jel3
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COUNTRY IRON, VIRGINIA HAM
~ nHhIO GORDON & CRINGAN,.
- Pearl Block,
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Tickets for the ror,nd frfr sn1 ~ 49, =
LAR. esEiI.STsf s""---y oySs Why SS1 DV As
Trains leave The depot corner BYr, .,,d r,ssasrs
streets at LILLE A. M. and $40 r. IN. sssi f,os d.
BOZ corner OF Broad and Eighth streets af S5s u
In addition to the above Q SPECIAL. TRAIN
VIII be run on the 18th and 2oth, leaving te dcpok
corner Broad and Eighth streets xt AN Re-
s1rntng viii leave Ashland iIn1nefaoely after she
close OF the exercises. SIT D.. 81. GEMTRY,ftEfay
te II--4t -a... y, General T3eEek 1r1lf.
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GEED POTATOES.
Just received per steamer Is barrels
cENIrIEE EARLY GOODRICH POTATOES.
Gnrsa nv HULST j. KING,
onIa 1922 Main street.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Z. DAILY LINE except on sUEDAYs1 x5y4
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE Z
b PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, n gssas
VIA THE RICHMOND, FREDERdCKsBURai ~
. =. AND POTOMAC RAILROAD l5ssF9 ~.
AND It's LOWER POTOMAC ROUTE 4.
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bushels PLAsTERERS
Ea HATR for sale BY HULsT 3 KlNd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-02-10

| irmles ana navles, over generals and
peOl le, Which almost no statesman of
"he eWorlu have possessed, he was strange
~ unexcited by such sudden and sur
prising personal distinctions: that.
intent upon his country's welfare. he
thought of himself with a sinpular
humllity and while his name at the
end OF commission raised the humble
20 rank and gave some men Command
over thousands of others, he was as
u eVold of ostentation or arrogance as if
u.' had still been a boatman on the
ver, or the faithful advocate of few
o0sc ure clients. That he had never
lespalreo the future of the republic,
AMID Whatever disasters or fears, but
Kept through all his perfect faith, sub
lime III IT'S simplicity, in the govern
ment WHICH protected the epopularrights,
II the principles it Incorporated, in the
advancing civilization, which they were
o help to build and mould, and in the
sod, WHO, as he believed watched over
and guarded that imperial trust.
That he was immensely successful in
his work, and saw the rebellion. which
nad reared its naughty front to the sky.
which had scoffed at his plans, mocked
ut his power, and heaped fierce ridicule
Oh himself, as thoroughly beaten out of
life aslf storms of serOlites had smitten
its armies and mountains had fallen
and buried them up; that he saw the
nation more thoroughly one for the
very struggle through which it had
passed, its place among the people of
the world more distinguished than ever
for the blood it had spilled and the
treason 1T had crushed. That he was
Identified with the wisest movement of
popular liberation which the world had
yet seen, and recognizing his opportuni-
tv, hearing the solemn voices of Provi-
ience, not disobeying the heavenly
vision, was permitted and enabled to
.oOsen the shackles from the limbs of a
race, and to lift the millions of slaves
the land to a wholly new level of
privilege and ofright, making the desert
'loom before them, setting upon the
horizon, that had been lowering and
fed, opportunities and hopes which
sleam on their eyes like gates of pearl
That he lived to see all this success,
md to fill his veins swelling with that
ich joy which swept like current of
luickening lie throughout the land and
tht m d. d a martyr to the cause he had
,hampioned, sealing his service with
he sacrifice of his life, leaving the
nation which he had rescued in widest
grief, throwing the shadow of a strange
sorrow over lands which he had never
seen. and seeking the rest denied him
here in the presence of Him who had
raised him up. What Burke said of
Give, in British India, we may, only
with greatest emphasis, say of Lincoln
IN our own land. "He forded a deep
water, on an unknown bottom; but he
left bridge for his successors, over
which lame could hobble and the blind
might grope their way."-[Rev. DIR.
Storrs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-02-10
5afts aud fisurss,
Commerce of the World.

France exports wine, brandies, silks,
fancy articles, furniture jewelry clocks,
watches, paper, perfumery, and fancy
goods generally.
Italy exports corn, oil, fax, wines, es-
sences, dye stutfs, drugs, fine marble,
soap, paintings, engrayings, mosaics,
and salt.
Prussia exports linens, woolens, zinc,
articles of iron, copper and brass, indigo,
wax, hams, musical instruments, to-
oacco, wine and porcelain.
Germany exports wool, woollen goods,
ilnens, rags, corn, timber, iron, lead, tin,
nemp, wine, wax, tallOw and cattle.
Austria exports minerals, raw and
manufactured silk thread, glass, wax,
tar, nut gall, wine, honey and mathe-
.Datical instruments.
England exports cottons, woollens,
glass, hardware, earthenware, cutlery
ron, metallic ware, salt, coal, watches,
lin, silks and linens.
Russia exports tallow flax, hemp, flour,
IRON, copper, Hnseed, lard, hides, wax,
duck, cOrdage, bristles, furs, potash and
tar.
spain exports wine, brandy, oil, fresh
and dried fruits, quicksilver, sulphur,
salt, cork, saffron, anchovies, silks and
wOollens.
China exports tea, rhubarb, musk,
ginger, borax, zinc, silks, cassia, filligree
work. ivory ware, lacquered ware and
porcelain.
HindoOstan exports gold and silver,
indigo, sarsaparilla, vanilla,
alap, fustic, campeachy wood, pimento,
irugs and dye stutfs.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, sugar,
rice. hides, dried meats, tallow, gold,
diamonds and other precious stones,
sums, mahogany and India rubber.
West India exports sugar, molasses,
rum, tobacco, cigars, mahogany, dye
wood, coffee pimento, fresh fruits, and
preserves, wax, ginger, and other spices.
Switzerland exports cattle, cheese,
Outter, tallOw, dried fruit, linen, silks,
velvet, lace, jewelry, paper and gum
powder.
East India exports cloves, nutmegs,
mace, pepper, rice, indigo, gold dust,
benzine, sulphur, indigo,
voy, rattans, sandal wood, zinc and
nuts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-02-10
virginia.

RICHMOND. January 27.-Gen. Candy,
to- day, issued an order directing all
military commissions, acting under the
reconstruction acts, to be dissolved that
all citizen prisoners be turned over to
the State courts; that all citizen prisoners
undergoing sentence Of military COM
mission shalt serve out such sentence,
unless released by United states Courts,
and that all civil officers appointed un-
der the Provisional Government shall
.yacate their Office when their successors
are elected or appointed under the new
Constitution.
Governor Walker has issued procla-
nation, convening the Legislature on
February s. -,
John L, Mayre, ir., OF Fredericksburg,
was to-day appointed Lieutenant Gov
ernor by Governor Walker, te fill the
vacancy occasioned by the election of
Lieutenant Govenor Lewis to the United
states Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-02-10
Prob ate Court.

Office IS hereby given that the following
~ nained k&ecutols, Admin ISLratoTs, and
Guard ans nave flied ia my Office at st. Cs.Irs-
viiIe, ONO, Their accounts and vouchers for set
Iiemeni, to- wit:
homSs y. Thompson, Administrator OF
Mary j. Thompson, deceased.
Seldom George, Administrator of Josenh
CitiK deceased.
Thomas NJ. Nichol, Guardian of William N
McGsT, ward.
samusi MIey, Administrator of David AL
bright, Gsceased.
%iliistn and Margaret Kii.g, Administrators
of James King. dcgGisCd
AndtsW j. Bosas, administrator of Jacob
Helulein. dedeased.
Peter Shaver, Guardian of Albert Shaver
ward.
William Norris, Guardian of Emily P. HAYS.
ward.
lanes Kinney. Guardian of Harrison and
Wellington Hilson, wards.
George Brown, Guar in OF Vir.siuia C.
Gtevnl~-, ward
George Rto-n, Guardian OF Charles L. and
isaac L. Fawceti, wards.
the above named accounts will be for hearing
ana settlement on the llth day OF February
y. ID 1870. &. W.CARROLI.
cian2)-3w