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Reported for the Dispatch.
Medical Society of Virginia.
SECOND DAY-M0RNING SESSION.


LyScHBURd, VA, October 10, 1871.
Meeting called to order by the President
at -. \. NJ. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Edwards
DR.. Tchault, of Princess Anne county,
offered series of resolutions looking to
the establishment Of ''Quarterly journal
of Mediciue and Collateral Sciences to he
under tue management of committee OF
this Society, which was discussed at length
by himself, Drs. Atkinson, Of BuIkeVllle,
and A. 5. Payne, and Horner, OF Fanquler,
in affirmative, and by Drs. FauntIeroy
Staunton, Parker, and Riddell, OF Rich
mond, in negative.
As the committee appointed to make
nominations had TO retire, the further con.
sideration of the resolution was laid on the
tahe for the while.
On motion OF DR.. Atkinson, vote OF
thanks was given the physicians and citi-
Zens of Lvnchturg for the courtesses eX-
tended members of this Society.
A resolution Of DR.. Horner. relative to
the fixing of table of fees for the govern
ment Of the physicians OF the STATE ""s
ruled out CT order.
Or. Figeat inquired as to the experience
Of physicians regarding the use of chlorai In
the treatment Of night sweats, common to
pbthi.is. He had found it useful III con-
trolling it in many cases in doses OF from
five TO fifteen grains. His further remarks
were. however, interrupted by the return
Of the Committee On Nominations, who
made the following report:
President.-Dr. A. NJ. Fauntleroy,
Staunton.
Fist Vice Prestdent.-Dr. J. B. McCaw,
Richmond.
Second Vice Presidential j. +. Har-
rison, University Of Virginia.
,.xI President DIR. W flIiam Ssl.
den, n orfolk.
Fourth Wee reSident. DR.. Harry
Black, Montgomery county.
Fifth Vice PreSident.-Dr. j. II. Clai-
borne, Petersburg.
Sirth Vice resident.-Dr. W. +. Barr,
Abingdon.
Recording !secretay.-Dr. L. d. Ed
wards, LyIchburg.
CORRESPONDING Secretary.-Dr. +. D.
Cunningham, Richmond.
Tredsurer.--Dr. X. S. Hamilton, Stauu-
ton.
Nominating COmm,tttee.-Dr. A. Snead,
Richlnond DR.. w. w. Parker, Rich
mond DR.. l.. S. Joynes, Richmond DIR.
". r. Wcisigcr, Manchester DR.. Henry
Latham, Lynchburg.
Ionautttee of Publicatton.-Dr. A. &.
TeDault, London Bridge Post-ofiee, Prin-
cess Anne county; DR.. j. l.. Caoeli, Uni
yersity OF Nirginia-Dr. NJ. I. Chrisslan'
Lyuchburg, recording secretary anu tfea-
surer er ottci0.
E5ecutiTe Comminee.--Dr. Hunter Nc
Guire, Richmond DR.. James Il. henner-
Is, Augusta county DR.. X. l.. madison'
Lexington; DR.. II. ". Cole, Dah'i'Ie'
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no MANUFACTURERS, STOCK
RAIsERa, AND OTHERS.

The Fair OF the Carolinss win be held at Char.
tcber, ISL 80 -N '-' "11e s's1a W W.
Oh .rlotse, y. C., Is now IN CONNECTION by rs,,.
ern md mountain sections or the s,.as III
th9 states o: south caso,Gs and asors1a. From
h. In aud che occasion win - VII
Opportunity ever before offered IN North sToiins
Tor the spay and sdveit,ss,nsat Of AtaaIcuia.,.s
MsCsIss Y, Stock. ana any article nsasiiy
exhiolied at Fairs es- -.
pjanar Tho state .tr. aus Wit transport FREQ
or At reduced "a o. over their ines any articles ia-
tended for exhibition -. =
lSc eau be- had n. the banking .Gou . OF iSAAC6,
TAYLOR e " WILLIAMS, Gichnone Y a.
oe,o-st President.
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President Grant I'm Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, October 20-Prcsident
Grant had snowy reception here. In re-
spending to serenade, ne said " l have n
vivid recollection of visiting your city six
years ago. This is the second time I have
been here, and am much pleased with my
reception here as we'll as at other places ]
have visited in your State. If do not come
oftener than l have heretofore, snail not
make many more visits here before shall
he quite an old man."
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COMMERCIAL.
GoHR AND FLOUR FxcHAygE. /,
HiohaoSD' VA.- October 20, 1871

p,,, IoaR AID FLOUR FxcHAggE.,
aosD' Var October 20, 1871,
OFFERINGS. ...t'....,
Wheat. hite, 90. ousbeIa, p.o
Corn White, $40 bushels. YelIov az pusSeH'
ntxsd. 10 bushels. ASo"' - ooaneiss
gats-- sa9 bushels.
Rys.-l2 bushels
100 bushels.
/. Eiour.--l35 barruiz
SALES.
e, n ~ hicl 5ee pusbeIsai 81. 90 foy nr,ms.
Tor fair si.5o@s1 so for common eooa' ~ 0gsASs
a, sasM. = Eea-1.H2 Duah~Is- O. Al. po Hor sead.
god ID ?im 81 s1ssI e, very s17a ssi
,tsors-H hlte- ga busns'sast sic s'H 9a9 n,,na
for CONN OK iair new I've. for very good now; &c.
Gs iss bushels at sss. for very 90 ID spring
'0' onshels oalted q. sfic. ~
Vzsot RE-EzHrB.TED.
fGnrrf a'. TJ 20 bushels.
oatS.-iiu Sa h sIs bushels Yellow, "a bushels.
Ths,e REMARKS
~ e1e W a more wheat On ,f,,.
| ac,J,a uAs since SEPTEMBER 4 T.ss - saah
| br,n,,n nu hrrn, prime miIIin1 - vas
i;ah'as si'0o. Corn duh. &C.,. ..a Na
hsn' and demand f.i- Suerngs Of Oats
Instant says: commerce OF the 1s.h
ut i IL neaT; IN make. for State aad v.,.
very moderate call rr, m exnor,ars There is .
"nile ample supplies make holders ~. vac Trade,
ali nis ADVICE; do not change bur nm
Sta, tak ss sTe different We quote superaS Oh
nsra W o. se 50 extr. Stale, SassG5sS 20 .ns
~ M western fo3c@f8 50: extra wss,s,n 90 o.
I'D eS,ra Ohio, 70. h, e70SLzo: sStr. 'ohto
A. sn. s,.zaQt7 60; white wheat extra a. n 1aS
| S",,,1 hha u Louis, g. 2S@ss2s - wy
,. Hio@t"eTh -Four Less 6.siuess do,n, 49,,
~ ssSs, shaue easter. Sales SO baTss,a Hn ~
| choice. CIV T''''0SssS Tor good to
RMgfG- e.. At sl:'S, an extreme.
| ~ "fdt -Matse. lSl2c. lower, From, g,u.,,
| feo' 10 no Gu 'nge III the ews, bus win NV
| IL res MS aLd stringent money market bY n sps
VII se-5 ctnliou. In their Operations fier th
oh e.ne was cnnc do exporters coma enrsd pnr.
un,Ehing i:tit ND impair ed more tom. L. In tbs
het. AT the close no ders general REIN ed ne
av.sEt the inside r .tes The sslfs ara liz a. "a
~ SqsnSiS sitsgBl So f,rNo ?spring closine ~
10 81; sl.54@Bl IS 70: No. spfius n fss
Sao' tot winter rea western: o. s:G5ai a. fr az
nj e. ms as sLes@sL72 for white wesiern !.
90 % !or n!elior white Genesee; also for 49,.
"' &C. ana sL423 for No. sspring '- "I1'oer
q, 20, c. snade lower, but At the declIne the,a
w.. An Az uel ave business Tor export and honne nss
wy OF sales OF l24 goo bushels az 7s6S1sscu
shoat. ~ "Ao 'oses'ic' Ior DO.
y oatS;- Moderate, bu. st decidedly lower n-,css
~ ssies ere $4,000 bushels western an tshio ~
''eh'Zc', closing NJ Soc. for good wea.ern '" O.
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The Ep,scopa, Convention,

BALTIMORE, October 20.-The report of
the Committee on the State Of the Church
is generally cheerful, but it says they can
not, however, close their eyes to the tact
that in the southern and southwestern
dioceses there is still great weakness and
depression, and the recovery of the Church
in those older Jurisdictions from their great
calamties and deep poverty, has not been
as rapid as was hoped and most ear
nestly desired.
An elaborate discussion is progressing
over the joint report on the ritual.
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Wrecks ON Ln,se ,,,cn,.,,,

Of l LAKE, october 20.-Reports of wrecks
mas been lost, but comparat;vsv i,t,, m1 ,:s
Inc Two missing boats of the s,ao, ,,e.
safe. III oaginaW bay, are
mand AMY persons are still missing. COM,
Smi,h ea hilbert Dumot, Indian s I'm,
the ',n anu Wife, were lost, together with a1
VIC HolAen on board. "i1h aii
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NEW YORK Oc.ooec 2O.-rhe following IA
compt-At!V@ cotton 81 .leme4t from september LIST
OF tnlS year with the s'me period OF last year:
bales :: same tue last year SOL, OOa bales. Total
Exp RS from Sep.cm er. 1871, l0l a0s bales
1870 10: s8o 5tlcS. took In 1871 Is ls4 bales ut
United states pJrti; Il. 1870 it was 200 s7I bales
sock In 1871 ut interior town, Is IS 6ll bales; 10
1870 u was 81 zoe bblez
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MACHINERY, &C.
E. TANNER & CO.,

WILLIAM E. TANNER & CO.,
METROP OAlTAN WORKS
CANAL sTnEET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW-MILLS,
BARK, GRI5T, and PLASTER MILLS;
GaS-MACIllNERY, MlLL-GEARIhG, &c.
Eepair work solicited.
FreIghts to all points low.
Send for circular. &C 4
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Tho Horton Affair:

BANGOR, Me-, October 20.-The Dominion
master of fisheries and marine disayows the
rumor that British cruiser was sent after
the schooner Horton.
GLoucEsTER, October 20.-A purse OF
81 900 has been raised and gwen to Captain
Kno lton, who rescued the schooner Hor-
ton from Canadian port.
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Railroad Convention I'm Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, October 20.-There is a
large attendance at the Railroad Conven-
ton in session at Shreveport, Louisiana.
ST. Louis, Memphis, Ficksburg, Kansas,
Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Louisl-
ana are represented.
Reports favoring the early completion Of
the Southern Pacific railroad were read,
and are under consideration.
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There is quite an interesting revival of
religion ut Fellowship, in this county. The
meeting has been in progress for more than
two weeks, and the interest Is still undated.
Quite number have already professed
conversion. The meeting is IN charge OF
the Rev. S. S. Ryder, OF the Metnouist
Episcopal Church South. = Rockingham
ReliSter.
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MACHINE WORKS.

MACHINE WORKS.
SLOAT q ALDITGTOE,
Mos 1872 lsea 1924 and 1923 Cary street.
aud Nos. Is and Is south 10Th street,
RICHMOk VA.
We make all kinds Of new work In the MA :.
CHIEIST LINE, hErAIR ALL KINDS OF
WCRK We 90 in the COUNTRY 10 do all
SORTS OF WURk Ia our line. Also, make The
heat TOBACCO MILLS In the world, END keep
them on hand. as well "a TOBACCO SCREEN : O!
Mi Kinds, together with BANDS and BlLI.ETs,
ana Ill articles for the manufacture OF topacco.
We K, en- on hand for sale all sizss OF
NEW and SECONDHAND ENGINES,
BOILERS, SAW-MILLS,
GRISr MILLS, POWaS PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALES,
SHAFTING. RANGERS, PUhLlES,
GEAE and BGVIL WHEELS,
And In TACT a general assortment OF all usetnl ar
tlcies IN our line. together with
JUDsO,,S PA T T. n 7 STEAhi-EEGIHE
UrIgH CO. sTs2a GAUGES,
SGLDEN'S pATEhT ENGINE PACKING,
LEFT TkLVss. GLEBE VALVES,
sELF;ouING CUPS, for both engines and
shifting; e ''oo ''-'~
FLUE CT tANFRS,
OIL CANS, WATER GAUGES, &c.
All OF which we sell at reason able prices and ON
accommodating terms. ~ ~
n. B.-We receive on consignment all kind. a,
machinery, both new and secondhand. Com.
al d see Us.
oc. sLCAT & ADDINGTON.
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RESTAURANTS.
pACKING, CURING, AND sMOKING

DAIhINu, W NINu, IhND 0MUhINO
E GSsABLI 5HMEnT.-V. HEC Hi.Eh, JR.
& BROraERS, Nos. Is. 90, an SO First Market,
wing at great expense rtfttei their establish
ment and added every improvement that the ex-
perience Of fifreel years could devise take plea
lie generally that they a.c now Lrepare ed To FUR
nisf 10 the trade aad consumers every art Gle
fouz In their line Special attention given To the
making OF Sausage S Tor ;ha southeT market.
Thankful for the patronage OF friends AND the
nubiic, we hope, by cortinaed apple alton to
business. tn merit The continuance or The same.
v. HEChLER, Jn., BROTHERS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Few York e,ock and Money Mark.

NEW YORK Rf0cK anU HaoMey UaHrRets
NEW York, October 20. Money closed easy at
per cent; prime paper. II. Sterling, aa9sA.
Governments closed steady; 'e2s, ia. States weak.
Tennes'ee's, o.; new, gag VirRinls's, So; new,
GO. Lou!sisna's G new, 81. Leree'r, ca; s's, IS.
Alabams's, 8s: IS, IS. Georg!a's, so; 7's, so
North Carolluas, 37i; new, lsh. eouth Carollna's,
52 new ~,
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OFFICE, NO. TENTH STREET.

ASA SNYDER, President ard Superintendent
Works
RICGAR; IRBY, Flrst Vicc-Prcsident and su-
per- ;entIent 2ales:
". c. KN1GHT, second Vice President;
&. r.. HASklNS, Treasurer and st cretaIy.
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n ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
IA DRpiNA ~. Pass D 10TH JANUARY,
1879. CuSCERNING ENCRUACHnENTS ON
fpassCd October 8. 1911,

1910, CUNCERNlNG ENCROACHnENTs ON
tPasacd October 8, 1s7l.)
l. Be 1t Ordained by the city Council, That
wherever. In that porLon OF the city annexed by
act OF the Legislature, passed February l8th 1887,
houses or porches which have been erected prior
10 that date pr ect over eIcrosch on the pu jc
streets distance not exceeding three fees the
same may be aliowe to continue until the 1st day
of January, 1875 and should the projection OF any
building or any portion thereof encroach more
than taIee fest tie encro chmept may continue
or not at the Ill elton of the Council. And when
ever In any part OF said city street has
been or shall hereafter be encroached upon
or obstructed by fence or other enclosure,
or by any building or any part thereon,
except in the cases hereinbe!ore provided for,
The owner or owners thereof shall remove the
same 10 the proper llue of said street when nou.
fled by the Engineer of the city tn do SO; and II
the said ow Ter owners shall have been nor he'd
as af 'resaid IL shalt be the du,y OF be Engineer
- cause he same to be removed. and 10 maze one
and render 10 The Auditor OF the cily an account
OF all reaS enable Oh rges therefor; which &C
count the Auditor hall forth with place In the
ha d. Of the City Collector, who Is authorized to
collect the same by the same process by which he
is empowered to collect the taxes OF the city.
2. II such removal be not made within twenty
days SO aforesaid the owner or owners thereof
shall pay foe OF five dollars for each and every
day that said encr0achment ID allowed to con-
fnue thereafter, which said fine shalt De imposed
and enforced by the rolice Justice in the mode
prescribed for the collection OF other fines.
Publ he'd by authority.
oc list Il. &. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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Child Mines tn the West-9ursender
or q Fenaais Leader.
Sr. PAUL, MIMI, October 20.-The dis
coyery orrich gold mines Is reported In the
Winnipeg country.
General Curley, the leader Of tho recent
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
IMPORTANT ORDER.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-The Secre.
tary of the Treasury directs that hereafter
all disbursing officers or agents of the
drawing checks or moneys deposited to
their official credit with the Treasurer oil
the United States, or any of the assistant
treasurers and United States depositaries.
in favor of themselves or bearer, or in
favor of any person other than a public
creditor, must state on the face or back OF
the check the object or purpose to which
the avails are to be applied. Pension
agents drawing such checks must furnish a
list containing the names of the persons to
whom payment is to be made.
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1t is stated that Rev. T. W. Dosh, OF
Winchester, has been called to the pastoral
charge of St. Johns church in b ...'eston,
charge which has beea fill for more
than half century by the yene able Dr.
John Bachman.- Winchester Times.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE A
n T - !, 4 Ii ! FOR CAUSING FALSE
CHARMS OF FIRI:
sEcTInS !. Be il ordained That shuuld any
person knn "tnPty give Or calse to be given any
ISLE a'arm OF mr.. by means OF tie telegraph
boxes cons ec;ei with the flre-alarm telegr.
Z, she, or :heE, shsll be objected TO imprsoD-
ment for m nth snd tine or not less than enc
hundred nor IN re than two hundred dollars, ut
option OF the Police Justice, TO &c recovered ~
other fines are recoverable.
SECTION 2. And be ii ordained. That authority
Is h"rcby Ciyrit 10 the hayor 10 offer reward OF
one hundI ed do liars less for the apprehension
aud conviction OF any person or persons who
shall knowingly gave or cause 10 be given any false
alarm OF fire by means OF telegraph boxes con-
nected with the hre ala Ill teleg.9p
Published by authority.
or ,T.it y = HOWARD CITY clark
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National po,,co CO.

~. LOUIS, October 2o.-The Matt,
Ioilce Convention has been oraan1od ,r hai
Joseph Brown, Mayor of this citT. as n With
dent. There are ninety delegates Nv p,rsl'
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-The barome.
ter will probably continue high, with plea
SAINT weather throughout the Atlantic
States. Easterly winds will increase in the
southern and Gulf States, and falling ba.
rometer, with southerIy winds, prevail in
the Mississinpi Valley.
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DR.. 9. Mcdonald, covIugton, recordl ng

DR.. 9. Mcdonald, covlugton, recording
secretary e5 of5c4o.
On motion, the report Of the Committee
on N omin atoms was received ard adopted.
On motion Of DR.. Cunningham, DIR. r.
). Payne, the president of the Society, just
retiring from Office, was unanimously
elected an honorary member Of this So
cicty.
On motion, Or. Horner was appointed
to prepare an essay to be read at the next
annual meeting on the subject of the abuse
Of alcoholic stimulants /; DR.. J. Mcdonald
as alternate.
On motion of DR.. Fauntleroy, Staunton
was selected rs the place for the next meet
ing of the Society. at such time rs the EN-
ccrltive Committee may select.
On motion of DR.. hamilton, the annual
assessment was made 81.
on his motion II was ordered that MEN,
bers who fail to pay their dues for three
consecutive years, shall be stricken from
the register.
Dr. Fa,lntlcroy made = partial report
upon the epidemics OF the Valley district.
DIR. Horner read voluntary paper on the
cattle disease.
Adjourned till CT. NJ.
EvENIXa sE3HIoN.
1t being announced that DR.. Socrates
Maupn, of the University of Virginia. had
met with Il serious accident this afternoon,
the Society, by unanimous vote, offered
any assistance which his physicians might
think proper.
Epidemic Committee for Underwater Dis
trict was continued.
That for he Middle District II composed
of Drs. j. j. Terrill. Lynchhllrg; A. 5.
Payne, Fauquier, and T. ID. Stokes, Dan
| vile.
That Of Piedmont District, prs. Bran
hitt, Pulaski county Preston. Abingdon,
and one to DC supplied by President.
EssayiSts are Drs. F. ID. Cunningham,
| Richmond, and j. s. Davis. University oil
Virginia.
Az interesting discussion then ensued
on Inflammation.
| Several votes Of thanks, &C., to various
railroads, &c., having been adopted the
Society adjourned sine die.
| The supper was given at the NOrvel
| House, and much enjoyment was being
had in social interchangeS, when it was an
Enounced that Dr.. Maupin was dead. The
announcement cast 4 gloom over the mem
bers present, and committee was al once
iappointed TO act as all escort to the remains
Ito the University tomorrow morning
iwhereupon the party adjourned sine die.
The accident by which DR.. MauI,in came
to his sad fate seems to have been thus
Having gone out in the forenoon to the
Fair Grounds, on returning In the after
noon in an ambulance wagon; about half
past o'clock, the horses became frightened
By the breaking of some part Of the har
ness, and became incontrollable by lht
driver.
The several parties in the vehicle at
tempted to save themselves from serious
injury by jumping out; DR.. Maupin fel
Violently upon his head on the ground,
from which time he never became con
scious, notwithstanding the ftct that the
best OF surgical skill and talent Was eXer
cised for mis- restoration. Mr.. John A
Martin, Of Christiansburg, WIN also jump
ed out Of the wagon. received some severe
injuries about the head but it is hoped
that he will recover in few day.
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DR. j. Il. CABELh has moved 70 the
D BA.I.ARD house. Hls Mee ana snAt o{
the Board OF Health are Ia the same oni!aMS.
oc 7Q-IW
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iSSOLhlo IN co-ParR 9ess anp eN,
cor3istiDg ofJ. <. Avery and =. 81. MAfo. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent and all
collections VIII be made aud MI Indebtedness be
paid by j. f. Avery. ut The onl,c OF very Co..
800 y ain street. j. r.. AVERY,
SEPTEMBER ETH, 1871. ii. NJ. MAYO.
C1-PARTSFRSliTP.- The undersigned have
formed co-partEersnip under the firm and sly &c
OF Az RI & CO., for thu purpose II CT nductine
the ct.T1SG MACHINE BuSiEaSs In all Its
branches, Ut 900 Main street, where they will se
pleased - see and their friends and the pub
nc generally. This o-psrtnership,daes from The
25th September, ISL
The new concern will collect no debts dne the
cid, nor Goes II assume the payment Of any debt
Tn Il business will be settled by j F. Avery. r..
2. Morris Is the financial man OF the house and
has sole authority TO sign the firms name 10 all
checks, notes. drafts, or any Obligation or the firm
whatsoever. j. K. AV GEY,
seq K. z. NORRIS.
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RESERVATIONS AND APPoIsTMESTs.-Dr.
Jorgenson resigned the office Of clerk OF
the county on Tuesday, and Judge Wat
kins appointed b. Worsham: Jr,, as his
successor. j. Il. Hagerman is Mr.. Wor.
sham's deputy. Major Hooper resigned
the office of sheriff. Vacancies were de-
clared on the records to exist in each office,
and the Judge has issued writs OF election
to supply the vacancies. 1t Is rumored
that z. A. Blanton will be appointed
sheriff. The appointecS hold office till first
January next, and until their successors
qualify.
E. Il. Clark was appointed oyerScer of the
poor for Lockett township. Major Hooper
is cricr of the County Court.-Fdrmrlle
Comm On,re0lh.
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EEeniah lncilrsion In Canada, has srlrsen.
ae ne,l ne declares that the expedition was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21
Cotton Markets,

MEMPHIS TENN, October 20 Cotton du)I and
lower 1niddiines, lotc. receipts OF the week.
tl,,si osles shipments, $50 bales sales, 10 500
NEW ORLEANS, October 20.-Cotton dull and
lower mtddlnss l9gls5,.; net receipts for the
week, lib oal-s; gross. 2l.315 bales. Expor:s-
10 Grelt Britain, S 23s bales : TO Ha7ia AL
nses cpsst"lse, 5,1i2 oa'es. Sale, for the week,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21

DIRECTORS:
ANA SNYDER. RICHARD IRBY,
W. G.. KNIGHT, r.. Z. HASklNS,
JOHN Z. BRANCH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21
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