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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22


ST., to build olibridge across James risei
at Lynchburg, &c.
To amend the charter OF The town OF Lib.
erty, Bedford county.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bill concerning the duties ani
compensation Of officers Of cities and towns
Of over 5000 inhabitants.
House bill appointing trustees for the
town OF Newport, In the county of Prince
William.
LECTURE on SIGN LANGUAGES.
The use of the hall for tomorrow WED
nesday) night was granted to Major j. g.
Covcll, superintendent Of the Deaf, Dumb,
and Blind Institution at Staunton, for the
purpose Of delivering lecture on the an.
tiquity and universally Of the sign Ian.
guages.
BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTION PASSED.
Senate bill to amend the act to regulate
judicial sales and prevent the sacrifice of
property.
Senate bill to amend the Code rs to COM
polling the attendance of witnesses.
Senate bill to amend the acts of 1865
in regard to contract for labor between
white and colored persons, &c.
Senate joint resolution in regard to the
claim of the State of Virginia upon the
United States for advances, &C., during the
war OF 1912.
Senate bill to amend the Code in regard
to illegal unloading OF ballast.
Senate bill to amend the Code as to grand
Jurles, with amendments.
BILLS DISMISSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the Young
Mems Christian Association in the town of
Marion was dismissed, the Circuit Courts
having power to act in the matter.
Senate bill for the protection Of persons
attending the State and county fairs, and
to prevent gambling at the same.
REcoMMITTED.
Senate bill to incorporate the Conference
of st. Mary of the Conference of St. Vim
cent de Paul, in the city of Alexandria, was
taken up.
The Committee on Courts having report
ed It, with q recommendation that it do not
pass, for the reason that it was deemed that
the circuit courts have the power to grant
such charters, MIR. BELL, of Augusta, moved
to dismiss the bill; which motion, after
some debate, was rejected.
a motion to pass by was also rejected ;
and, after some further discussion, the bill
was recommitted.
BILLS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. MURRELL: Bill in relation to fence
law in Campbell county.
by Mr.. BELL, Of Augusta: Bill to amend
the charter of Randolph Macon College.
BY Mr.. CoCHRANE Sill to amend the act
supplemental to an act providing for the
collection Of State revenues and county
leve> for the year 1870.
UsURIous CONTRACTS.
Senate bill to amend the Code in relation
to assurances and usurious contracts was
taken up and discussed at length; after
which, the pending question was called and
the bill put upon It's passage. 1t was re-
jected by Il vote Of % ayes to Al noes.
Mr.. Thomas moved to reconsider the
vote just taken, which the House refused
to do.
Adjourned.
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How 1T CAME ABoUT.-Wc learn that La
Rue's Miustrels, which were advertised to
appear in this city on Thursday night, were
dIsbanded at Petersburg Oh the 9th instant,
through no fault of the company, which
was a most excellent one, but Of the MAN.
ager, who suddenly absconded and LETT
them in the lureh. He finally telegraphe, d
them from Washington that they could do
as they liked, as he should not rejoin them.
1t seems that La Rue had met with series
of failures in Trenton, y. j., Baltimore,
printers bills unpaid in each place. He
was also indebted to members Of his com.
pany, several of whom have since received
engagements-some in the Theatre Comique
ut Petersburg, and some with other compa-
MES. La Rue is severely denounced for the
manner in which he treated his company
Wilmington Star, Saturday.
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Certainly If capitalists should be pro-
tected, laborers should be. If it Is right to
impose prohibitory duties. it is not wrong
to prevent immigration. But the principle
Of protection-of the creation of artificial
interests by Government interference with
industry-is all wrong. Neither capital nor
labor is entitled to protection.-Ci Cincinnati
Comm ercidI.
The Jail at Keene, N. e., being tenant.
less, the local paper suggests that "as the
rogues seem to be all outside it might be
used rs a safe retreat by few honest people
Of retiring disposition"
Rev. John Chambers was attacked with
symptoms Of paralysis while preaching in
his church, in Philadelphia, on Sunday, and
had to be taken home.
The Bessemer process Of making steel is
said to have added S1,000,00 900 to the
wealth Of Great Britain.
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fEEEGKAPHTUN EWss
Kew York stock ana a1oney marke,

Kew York Stock and Money Markets
NEW York, Feb. u. Southern securities dull
aud steady Tennessee s's, e4i new, sia yireinis
gs, sss; new, 90. tLouIsiana els. ss3 = new, 90
LeVee es, ~; s's, 81. Alabama ss, os; Fs, on
Georgia d's, 500; CTS. ooa. North Carolina gs,
% new, %. South Carolina s's, 70 : new, 5sf.
The specie shipments tomorrow viii reach
S2oo, 900. Money was very easy to-day at aga per
cent. Gold was steady and dull al day, but fell
on at the Close closing at Ill., Sterling steady at
lopa@looi.
GoTernments-There was q good demand for
Governments from financial institutions in order
TO Invest their accumulated money, which they
can find no room in Wall street to lend out e's,
lldt 'e2s 1ll5; 'e1s 1lls 1855, 1llf new llOs
'e7s, uoa 'sa's. ILL. Ten. forties, llos.
Tomorrow being the Twenty. second Ia legal
holiday In this State) and Ash Wednesday COM
ing With 1t, there win be almost an entire suspen-
sion OF business in the city. The custom-house
VIII be open for short time during the day.
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CLOSING OF THE CUBAN REBELL1oN.-Ra-
cana, Feb. 20.-The insurgents, Colonel
Miguel Machado, Major Demitrio CASTILLO,
and eleven men, surrendered at Puerto
Principe on the 18th; Majors Lorenzo Cas-
tilla and Ricardo at Ponce Leon on the
10th, and Captain Gonzalez at Neuyitas.
People come into the cities in such num-
bers to surrender that the interior is de-
populated.
Troops surprised the Republican Assem-
bly,, in session at Mardal The members,
however, escaped, but their documents
were captured.
Project Adrino Garcia was killed at
Buena Jagna.
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A DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL SHOT.
st. Louis, Feb. 20.-Ellis S. Jenkins, Dep.
uty United States Marshal for the eastern
district of Missouri, and Deputy Collector
for the second revenue district, was shot
and killed on Wednesday night whilestand-
ing in the sitting-room OF the hotel at New
Madrid. The fatal shot was fired through
the window of the sittlng-room Of the no.
tel. jenkins had had during the day angry
words with the son Of the sheriff of New
Madrid county, and it is said that pistols
were drawn but it is not known whether
this man committed the deed. No arrest
was made at last accounts
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BANKERS, &c.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND.
d I r E c T o II S J.:

DIRE c r S:
THOMAS BRANCH, Presidents;
Gen. BRADLEY 4. JOHNSON, Attorney at
Law:
rICHARD IRBY, OF Snyder & Irby:
A.Y. STOKES, Of a. J. Stokes q Co..:
". H. PAMER, or Palmer, Hartsook q Co.;
JOHN ENDHRS, Tobacconist;
CHAS. i. TODD, Grocer:
EDW,D GRAHAM, of McIlwaine & Co.;
W. C. KNIGHT. Of Watt & knight;
ARCHER Anderson, of j. K. Anderson 6
John A. SLOAN, ofC. T. WORKMAN & Co.;
FRED X. SCOTT, OF 7. Branch Go.
This Bank offers It's services to the public for
the transaction of all banking business.
FOUR per cent. tntarest allowed on daily bal
anccs subject 10 check.
Certificates Of deposit Issued, payable In gold or
cur ency, with interest ut SIN per cent:
Advances made on approved securities ana on
other satisfactory collaterals.
Investme. ITS made for customers IN all marketa.
Bile securties land Information given ofthe state 81
the market. ,
COLLECTIONS made on all available points. and
prompt returns made at lowest rate OF exchange.
fe ei-lw j. B. NORTON, Cashier.
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TeIeSraplafc susrasnary.

TeIeSraphfc Summary.
a dispatch from Little Rock, Arkansas,
legislative peace, and the Senate Is stfn
without a quorum. The commandant at
that post has received orders to preserve
the peace. -
a man arrested for perjury In bankrupt
cy Yesterday, in New York, was released
on $4,000 bail.
I All the old officers of the Laekawana and
Western railroad have been reelected.
The President has signed the bill giving
the District Of Columbia territorial gov
eminent.
The Mobile Cotton Brokers' Association
has adopted the New Orleans system-one-
half per cent. from the buyer and one-fourth
per cent. from the seller, instead Of sixty
cents per bale.
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Port OF RICHMOND, FEB. 20. 1871.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 20. 1871.
ARRIVED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. g. Tatum.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyanoke Bourne, New York, ner-
chandIse and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner Francis Hatch, Cables, Portland, via
Salem, Mass, merchandise, Currie & Co.
Schooner America, Paul, Baltimore, merchan :.
disc, curtis & Parker.
BELOW,
steSmtug Agnes, with Two schooncrs, names not
reported, III tow for Richmond.
MRMORANpUM
WEST POINT, Feb. sO.-Arriyed steamer Admi.
raj He bold Baltimore. merchandise and pas5en-
gers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 2l-Passed In fol
Baltimore, steamer Berlin, from Bremen bark
Mystic Tie, briggs Rosetta, John Ryers. and John
Boyd, from West Indies; schooner Arctic, from
Porto Rico. Passed ont, bark Elverton, lor West
Indies.
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r = g. = ..4-sk az 4s.a-a- a-.-y
AN OuTRAaE.--some nights sago party
OF men went to the house of an old man
named Bowen. living on the mountain,
near Browns Gap, took him out Of bed,
carried him to the door, and beat him until
he was black and blue, with hickory rods.
They then turned his wife and children out
OF doors, and drove the whole family,
Bowen himself included, before them over
the top OF the mountain, on the Port Re-
public road, giving them notice that If they
returned they would kill them all. The
night was very bad one, but the whole
family were driven out without being al
lowed time to put on their clothes. The
matter was investigated before Justice
Wood, and warrants issued for the arrest
of the parties. 1t Is well that Bowen had
served through the war as Confederate
soldier, or this occurrence would be bruited
abroad as the work of Kuklux, although 1t
was entirely the result Of private diff
Guilty Charlottesville Chronicle. ~
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Domestic NIarksts-[BY TELEGRAPH

Domestic Markets-CBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Feb. 81. = Cotton dun and declining !;
GALES Of $500 bales a: l5sc. Southern Flour dull
s.. 40; good 70 choice. s7.2sgss.7s. Wheat heavy
and lower; winter red and amber western, sl.ss@
Ss2.5o Beef steady. Lard lower; kettle, i3tc.
@htskey hrmer at 9.3G93c. Turpenttne firm at ssh
@Ac. Rosin quiet at s.@s5c.' Tallow eteady.
Frsights dull; corn per steam, I'd; cotton 5-ls.
gALTIAoRE, Feb. 21.-virginia ss, old, 81
white, 320$2.1o fair to prime. ST. 90 prime
to choice red, &1oo@S2.lo; fair TO good 81 Goa
$3.50; common, S1.40@$l.55; Ohio and Indiana.
sl.eo@s1.7s; Pennsylvania, sl.6s@$l 90. Corn
active but lover at .sc. Oats In good demand At
5s@59c. Rye frmer at Csc. 49, o5 Pork steaoy at
8i30S2sso. Bacon steady shoulders, l0tc.. rib
sides, l2c clear rib, 123c.; sugar-cured hams, no
lsc. Lard steady ut l3ac. Whiskey dull a. ssg
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2i.-Flour scarce and firm /; sr-
perfne winter, $s;7S@S5so. Corn dull white, In
Bacon-shoulders, sac.; clear sides, 1fic. Lard
e.sier; kettle, l2ac.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2l.-rlour dull and dropping
family, $e.lo@Se. IS. Corn steady. Provisions
dull and nominal, with no demand and no quota
lions. Mess pork offered at S22. Bacon-shoul-
sary to sell. Whiskey shade lower at SIC. asked.
sions frm. Mess I pors, sss. Bacon'shouders
9ac,; clear sides, 12tc Lard, 1e3c. Whiskey, Sic.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. el.--Tobacco firm; common
to good Jugs, $685. low to mediu,a leaf, $3.50
OSLO. j.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2l.-Sugar quiet and I'M
changed. Moiasses easier prime. 4SG052c.
New York sight, dis. Gold, I'LL.
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DESTRUCTIVE F1RE.-On Thursday last
the dwelling-house of Mrs. Daniel Turner,
near Glasgow station, in Amherst county,
was totally destroyed by fire, together with
all the furniture and the entire clothing of
the family. Mrs. Turner and her family
left the house In the morning to visit o
neiehbor, and when they returned in the
afternoon all that remained of once COM
Portable home .was but heap Of shoulder
ing ashes.
The fire is believed to have been the work
of incendiaries, and we learn that circum-
stances point strongly to some negroes re-
siding in the immediate neighborhood Us
the guilty parties.-Lynchburg Neacs.
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THE WAR. IN EUROPE.
REPORTS OF AGREEMENT ON
PEACE TERMS.
THEIRS AND BISMARCK AT
81. VERSAILLES.
TO PAY HALF THE INDEMNTTY
BIZ THE FIRST OF MARCH,
Another Statement Of the Territorial
CessiOn.
&c., &c., &c
rRANcE-rHE TERMS OF PEACE

FRANCE-THE TERMS OF PEACE.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-A dispatch from Havre
says the city Of Alencon refusing to pay the
war assessment on 1t by the Germans, the
mayor and ten councilmen have been i'm
prisoned.
A telegram from Bordeaux, Of the Goth,
says Bismarck is willing to resign Metz if
Luxembourg is given to Germany. Bis
marck employs threats in urging Theirs to
terms.
The French must pay half of the war in.
demnity by March 18th.
Paris. is fast assuming its ordinary ap-
pearance, and prices of provisions are much
reduced.
PARIS, Feb. 20.-[Telegram special j
The question of the occupation and reten-
annexed to Germany will include Pont a
Mousson. The French wish to prolong
the armistice until the I'd of March, but
Won Moltke insists, as a condition of the
prolongation, that the Germans shall enter
Paris, and it is expected that this condi-
dition will prevail.
THE NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-Thiers, Favre, and
Picard arrived at Paris yesterday, and were
to 60 to Versailles to-day.
All Iue LuIOpeau OCateS TcCOSulLe tHe
new Government.
Louis Joseph Buffet is the new Minister
of Finance, and the Duke de Broglie is ap-
pointed French Minister to London.
The Crown Prince has arrived at YER
sailles, after four days absence.
GREAT BR1TAIN-ENGLIsH REPORTS ABOUT
CONTINENTAL AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-The early return of
John Bright to his parliamentary duties is
doubtful.
The Standard has information that the
state of the Emperor Williams health eX-
cites grave anticpations.
The German convalescents capable OF
bearing arms have been sent to the front.
Troops are concentrating at Cologne.
The relations of Austria and Russia with
Prussia are unaffected by the change of
government.
1t was stated in the Hungarian Parlia-
ment that intervention in the Franco-Prus-
sian war could not well be affected.
LONDON, Feb. 21-EUening.-I the House
Of Commons to-day the policy of the Gov
eminent with reference to the army was
sustained by lis majority.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Queen Maria Victoria, wife of the new
Spanish King, is hopelessly i'll at Alasso,
and her death was reported last night.
Madame Schneider, the Partisan actress,
who created the Grand Duchess, died yes
terday.
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The Cuban War-Earthquake on tn
Island.

HAVANA. Feb. 21.-A dispatch from San
tiaoo de Cuba says several shocks of an
earthquake were felt there yesterday, but
no damage was done. Shocks were felt at
Trinidad de Cuba last week.
p The insurgents have destroyed an impor,
stant bridge between Santiago de Cuba, and
villa del Cuba. An important engagement
took place in the jurisdiction Of Moron, In
which the insurgents lost 10, and the span-
iards2. The insurgents are awaiting the
arrival of Salome Hernandez with 400 men
and one cannon, to attack isolated Spanish
desaehments, and protect the debarkatlon
OF The pucsada expedition. No expedl'
tien has landed at Vuelta Abajo.
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NEW ORLzAEs, Eebs 2fs--The carnival
here passed OF quietly The number OF
strangers IN the cftyt witness the parades
Is estimated at u, 200. About 20,010 have
arrived lathe past four days. The hotels
are overfowfng, and those arriving by boats
have retained their state-roons for want Of
hotel odations. '.,
day of the carnival, has been q great sue
cess -. = - t4r -. 80 . ~ "a
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sGohfaa,ERGa4lIs.
CORK AND FLoUE EXCHANGE, 1
RICHMOND, VA, FEB. u, ISL 8,

41s.5sl AlaSnAONGt SAst ceBs xl- 6IL -
I ass t.s. dFFEHrEGS.
sasat.-White. I,sas Bushels. Red. Lose GUST
!. lorsA White, ia bushels. Yellow, 10 bushels.
Mixed, 3s7 busheis. ~ h $50
Sl01ta.-2,aB buaheIs. - S@ss
Rye.-12e bushels.
80 GAfNE.
Whedt,-White, bushels very inferior nj
e1.25; 20 bushels Inferior at $Iso: q hushsls
damaged at f1.s5; 10 bushels good at sf.7s; l2o
bushels INFERIOR at SLs5-total, c02 bushels.
Wheu.-Red, 10 bushels inferior ut s1.so; 2
bushels very inferior st $l.2s IS bu1hels very Ia
Ierior at e1.3o; c9buShels fair on private terms
2s2 bushels good at $I.7o; so bushels very good at
yL!s % bushels damaged at $3.50; 10 bushels In
s ass nc Sl4o; 90 bushels damaged at Sl2otosa
Orr. White. Igs bushels very good at SIC.
lsnoW, % bushels very good at 7sc.; 20 bushels
yery good at 7c.-totil, 10 bushels. Mixed, %
bnsheis prime st &c. 90 bushels very good &C soc;
u Dusnels gooG at 7sc.-total. les bushels
OatS..lzs bushels very good winter at eoc. j; 200
pusnes prime winter at s0c. 23s bushels very coed
els. w $500
Rya.-i2s bushels very good at ssc.
RE-ExHIBrTED.
Whsdt-White lsa bushels. Red. 5a4 bushels.
OGts.-as4 bushels. Z
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FATAL AccIDENT.-I eSterday as num-
Der of men were engaged in excayating an
embankment on the corner of Wilkins ave.
hue and the Frederick road the earth caved
in, and catching one Of the hands, named
John Graham, underneath, it crushed him
in such a horrible manner as to cause in
Baltimore Sun.
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THE PEACE TERMS AGAIN.-Pdris, Feb.
19.-There is good authority for stating
that Germany's final conditions of peace in
clude the -cession Of Asace and portion
of Lorraine, with the tortresses of Thon-
vile, Metz, and Belfort, and indemnity to
the amount of ESQ, 900 sterling.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBUR0 Il. Z. CO.,
RICHMOND, Jan. %, 1871. !
T'HE T 3 AIMS ON THIS Road
J. run as follows: -"
ana 2ao Z. NJ; and leave Petersburg st lLss A. n.
and 7:2o ?. NJ.
freight trains, with passenger car attached,
and leave Petersburg daily at $50 A. NJ. and 2.sd
p. NJ. t.r
The s:45 A. n. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and fhe 1911 8. train will not leave
Petersburg On SUNDAYS. y -
Passengers for Norfolk will tske the 2:sS r. d.
daily train.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the Z A. M
train OH Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; aud
returning. leave either Richmond or Peters ourg,
on the same days, az $3.50 Z. NJ.
The mall trains VIII run through stopping only
at Chester. X. b. KASEY,
Ia 23 Ticket and Freight A GENT
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The Louisville Courier Journal remarks
tint .tthe insurance business, and espe.
cinly the life insurance business, has been
shan1efully neglected in this country since
the war;"
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DEATH OF JOHN N. HUMEs, Eso.-We
learn that this gentleman, prominent cit
izen Of Abingdon, died at that place on
Friday last. Mr.. Humes was for many
years presiding magistrate of Washington
He was gentleman of large information,
and very highly esteemed. He died at an
advanced age-nearly eighty years, we
should Lhink.-Lynchburg Nrginian.
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH
LON ON, Feb. 2l-Euening. --Consols %. U. S.
bonds 81.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 21-Eueni,,g.-Cotton frmer
uplands, 7tQl7td.: Orleans, 75&lsd. sales, $4,000
oales including 5000 bales for export and speeu-
lation at The close cotton advanced a fraction.
Pork, p7s. Cd.
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SENATOR SUMNER.-Senator Sumner is bet
ter to-day, but he fears that he will never
fully recover from this second attack OF ILL
ness, as the diSea-e threatens to be organic
in IFS nature
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Y 00K TO YOUR INTEREST, TOBAC-
MAYORS OFFICE,
MAYORS UFFICE,l
RICHMOND, Feb. IS, 1871.
co5O REWARD.-JOHN CHRISTIE,

RICHMOND, Feb. IS, 1871. {
cOSO REWARD.-JOHN CHRISTIE,
SOOU native of Perthshire, Scotland-aged
uhont aa years five feet ten inches high, slightly
bald. wih iull red beard and mousta; ;h naSing
accident-le his home, on the western part OF
Broad ST. eet, on Tuesday, the 2eth or december,
and has not r. TUNED. BE was last seen oy any
psrson to whom the authorities have access on Ism
sreet, between Franklin and Grace streets, on MS
way to the York River depot, Tuesday night oe-
tween 0 and 10 clock -,
l win give reward OF ONE HUNDRED u; ",
LARS for the recovery OF his body, ana IW0
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for such l
Information as will ie Id to the conviction OF his
murderer, IT, 10 feared, he has been folily dealt
with. [re 2o-lw1 a. ID. KEILEf, Mayor.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE HOLD.
i. ERS OF VIRGINIA AND TENN. RAIL-
ROAD GUARANTEED ST0CK.-An persons
owning STOCK In THE VIRGINIA AND TEN
NESSEE RAILROAD. guaranteed by the city OF
1,ynchburg, are requested 60 correspond with o..
call upon the undersigned. with q view or arraug-
Ing Tor the retirement Of said stock. ,.
Jas I'm Chm Finance Dom. City Council.
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In the House Of Representatives on Mon
dav MIR. Booker, of Virginia, introduced .
bill appropriating S15,o0o for the construc-
ton of q suitable building for the sessions
of the courts Of the western district of Vlr-
gina. Referred to the Committee on APP
nominations.
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CotronMarkets -[BY TELEGRAPH

COTTON N1arkets- 7 BY TELEGR1rH.
TUESDAY, Feb. 2L-Nep Orleans: Cotton
firm 14i9l4sc. receipts, 22,24o bales; exports to
Crest Britain, s.597 bales; Bremen, 1914 bales ;
coastwise. 1905 bales sales, 1000 bales: stock,
2s2,458 bales Savannah : In fair dem and st 143c {;
receipts 3, es2 bales exports to Great Britain $50
o., 100 bales. Norfolk: Firm, low m1ddiinqs at
1Ss@lsdc; receipts, loo bales exports. coast
wise, 271s bales; sales, It's bales: stock, 6,!s7
bales. ChdrIe.ton: Firm ut 14B@ll4sc; receipts
ls92 bales; exports to Great Britain, 82s bales I;
coastwise, 1853 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock,
g., 100 bales.