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JOHN ". GE1RY, Governor.

Said election TO be opened between the
hours Of six and seven ia the forenoon aud
continue until seven o'clock in the evening,
when the polls shall be closed.
The return Judges Of Union aud Snyder
counties are required to NEE, at the Court
House In the Borough OF Lewisbnrs. on
Tuesday the i3ih day Of oeiobor to make
on, return for one member OF Assem- Ily.
Therciuru judges OF the several districts
Of the county will meet at ten o'clock in
the forenoon. in the Court House in Md
dlebuvg. on tho third day after lhe election
(being Friday tho li'6aS OF oelober) to
DO aud perform those datiss snjoinsi upon
them by law.
Given under my hand In my osiice in
Nidalsburg. the "a day Of September A. D.
is1i. JOAN =. woLE, shsrit.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-19
Proceedings OF the Medical Society
OF Virginia.

Special telegram to III. Dispatch.
LYNcHBURd, Va, October 1S.-The State
Medical Society Of Virginia met Ia second
annual session this morning, and, having
been called to order by the President, was
opened with prayer by Rev. William E.
Edwards, of this city. One hundred and
thirty physicians were added to the roll,
making q total membership of 521. The
address Of welcome was read by DR.. ID. P.
Christian.
DR.. Thomns P. Atkinson, of Danvile,
was unanimously elected an honorary men,
Der. g.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to secure the same, reported that
charter was granted incorporating the
Society at the last meeting of the Legisla-
ture..
The subject of anomatical and the
physiological differences between the white
and the colored races, the modification of
their respective diseases and the difference
In treatment resulting therefrom, !" was re-
ferred to a committee consisting Of Drs.
Atkinson, Tebault, aud A. s. Payne, to re-
port at the next annual meeting.
The secretary reported sixteen local med.
ical societies.as auxlllaries to this society.
The evening session was occupied with
the annual address of the President and
the reading Of the essays By several gentle
men appointed at the last session.
The supper given the Medical Society OF
Virginia by the Lynchburg Medical Asso-
citation will come of ut the Norveu House
tomorrow night at half-pass 10 o'clock,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NC AN ANCHOR TO WINDWARD.
It Is good ,esnanshlp when there Is reason to ex-
pact heavy weather, TO crop an anchor 10 Wind
gard.
We IN tie midst OF tho eeasoo Of chills and
fsysr Tn. sIre p.e,ehtiye OF this distressing
NAL .dy is H0STETT IRIS STOMACH BITTERs.
!. course o! that wholesome vegetable tonic will
reader an stack impossible. Take the hint and
drop an anchor TO ,ofndtodrG s
We k stomschs are most liable to be disordered
late II the autumn, whsn the changes OF tenpera.
;ure are msrked snd neqaent Hostetter's Bltters
fort;fes the stomach against the effects OF tkeso
variations. ct dyspeptics mtke note OF the
fact and drop an anchor to ,oind0ard.
The liver L. more sensitive when the weather 10
continue lily alternating between the warmth Of
summer and thu cold Il winter than at any other
period OF the year. This 10 peculiarly the season
OF such alterations. ct the bilious remember
that Hoststter's Stnmach Biters is ess nttslly an
anti bilious diciue, and drop an anchor to toid-
7rdrd. .... .. s..@ ..-.
Tie wisest plan is to forestail evil The mex.
best thing is TO arres. It. For disorders OF he
s!omsch, irregularities OF The bowels, and sll re-
iiodical feves, take, as soon as the comp Amt de-
vslops itself. Hos:e.ter's Stomach Bittsrs
oc is-eodlw&wlt
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Letter from the Warm Springs.

Correspondence OIL tee blchnOnu iispatCb'
WARM SPRINGS, Va, October IL. 1871.
The Circuit Court for the thirteenth jul
dicial circuit is now In session here, Judge
William MCLAUGHLIN presiding. The court
docket is small, but some OF the causes In.
volve vast interests. The confirmation OF
the sale of the Warm Springs property Is
resisted by its owner, Mr.. Mayse. Judge
Brockenbreugh, Governor Letcher, Colonel
William II. Thrill, and other distinguished
counsel have been retained.
The weather is still pleasant in this re.
treat Of the mountains. but only very few
Of the visitors still linsor.
We had some politics served up on yes
terday. Mr.. Fleming, Of Highland, ad.
dressed the people from tho large porch of
the hotel. lie is a candidate for the Leeis-
latu!e. His speech was delivered in modest
style, but was manly, independent, aud to
the point. In it were passages OF real
edgc-hammer eioquence, and showed him
to he well posted on the issues Of the day,
aud that the speaker is Indeed live man:
He eXhorted his hearers to discard all dead
issues and address themselves to the living
present. He cited them 10 the turore about
protection Of slavery in the Territories in
1861, and that now, 1871, there was no
slavery anywhere. His remarks made q
good immersion. aud from the indications
of opinion gathered his election is sure.
OCCASIONAL.
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Visit of Governor Walker to Lynch.
bu.E-He IS Enthusiastically Re.
ceayed and Formally Welcomed.
NpeOial telegram to the DIspatcn.

Special telegram to the Dispatc'.
LYEcHBURG. Va, October 18.-Goyernor
Walker, accompanied by his aid. Colonel
Owens, arrived here at 5 o'clock this after
noon. He was met by committee Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, the
military, and large concourse OF citizens.
AS the party approached the carriage the
band struck up "Hal to the Chief" and
the crowd gave cheer after cheer.
Order being restored, Major John W.
Daniel made welcoming speech. He said:
"Governor Walker, the people of Lynch
burg have always been happy TO welcome
to their midst the chief magistrates of the
State who have been called to that position
by the voice Of the people, and to noue has
the welcome ever been more heartily ex-
tended than to you, who received their srlf.
frages, and who has been so successful In
advancing th.ir best interests. Therefore,
In behalf of the people Of Lynchburg, and
or her Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
bid you hearty welcome to our city,"
The Governor said In response: "Words
cannot express the feelings / entertain Mt
this hearty reception from the people Of
LynchbuRg. If 1t be true, as you say, that
have administered the government of the
State for the best interests of her people
il indeed prove worthy of that honor
it is because the people of Virginia have
ever upheld my hands in every endeavor I
have made; and if l should fail, rest as
sured that it will be the fault of the head,
and not Of the heaat. thank you for
your kind words, and all this people for
their kindness towards me-"
The carriage then moved off to the quar-
tiers assigned the Governor, preceded by
the military, and followed by the crowd.
Lieutenant. Governor Marye also arrived
this afternoon gia the Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad as delegate to the Presbyte-
rian Synod, now In session here.
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New YORK Items

New YORK. October ,1s.-The Chamber
OF Commerce memorializes the President
for Government aid for the Michigan suE
ferers, assuring him that Congress will
sanction the outlay. .f.,,x. <
Michael d Co., wholesale grocers, have
been held in heavy bonds for the action OF
the grand jury upon the coroner's verdict
thaG Their dangerous oil has caused death.
The yacht Columbia has again triumphed
over the Ltyonia by quarter of mile.
The failure Of the Atlantic Fire Insu.
rance Company Is announced. Its losses
by the Chicago fire are far greater than at
first supposed.
The value of the property seized in
Brooklyn yesterday by the revenue officers,
assisted by 1000 Federal soldiers, Is only
The National Insurance Convention is
largely attended. Superintendent Miller
stated That he believed the New York com.
panles would be able to pay ninety Ger
cent, but that they should have time TO
gather resources. he believed the fire In
Chicago was the result of badly. constructed
houses, and stated that in Paris or London
IRE would burn itself out inone block.
Theodore B. Pryor, son Of General Ro-
ger A. Pryor, left his fathers house In
Brooklyn on Sunday, since which time he
has not been heard from. He Is believed
TO have been under a temporary alteration
Of mind. 80 =. -
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The scientific men are reporting against
the idea Of any connection between the
equinox and the storms of that period.''
Very we'll. But certain 1t H.. generally,
storms do prevail at that period-connex'
ion or no connexion.--Alegand Gazette
TRUE enough; yet the reason is evident
1t rains between the 18th and 18th Of almost
every month. One Of our correspondents
once looked over a record of the weather fol
many years to find facts to convince us that
there were such things as equinoctinI
storms, but learned that there had been In
oil those years more rain between the 10th
and 25th Of almost any other month than
between those days of September and
march,
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Inc LyneAbux8 Agraeusfssrus g.asn
Special telegram TO fI,e nisratct -,


Special telegram to Che Dispatch. -
LrscHguRe, October 1sr-The weather
was delightful to-day, nnd . largo crowd
estimated at from elk 70 eight thousand.
was on the ground, all enjoying Themselves
and apparently highly satisfied with the sr,
hibition. The exhibition or fine horaes q
not go large as was expected, but those
here are fine specimens. ..,.,
The racing to-day was considered very
fine. The purse Of a120, for which there
were four entries, was won by Mountain
Girl, owned by J. B.. Edmonds, In 9:5s,
2:57, and 2:59. The second race, for q
purse of S175. for which there were three
entries, was won in 1902 and 3:0S by Light
foot. the propertyof William MiIlinor.
, Business will be suspended tomorrow.
and everybody will 60 the Fair. Premiums
will not be awarded until Friday. The
good order on the grounds and throughout
the city has been subject OF general re.
mark.
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Grcenbrier rsresbytery.
Rennrtaf rb,- tho nisnaioh


Greenbrier Presbytery met in Lewis.
burg October 10th at p. NJ, and was
opened with a sermon by Rev. Edward
Eells. Of Coalsmouth. There were present
during its sessions nine ministers and SO.
vcntcen ruling elders. Rev. &c. Barr, OF
Charleston. WAS chosen moderator: Rev,
ID. S. Syncnstricke and Elder John Stuart
temporary clerks.
This Prcsbytery has very large terri.
tory but partially occupied by ministers
and churches. and as some of Its districts
are opening to now enterprises and rapidly
receiving new settlers, the most important
tic missionary labors. While there was no
account Of any special revival. the reports
showed that a good work has been done In
many respects.
BY the efforts Of pastors and evangelists
scattered congregations have been col
lected again and new churches organized
| In important and growing places, and o
goodly number Of members both by certi-
| ticate and profession. Four new churches
were added to the roll, and q request re-
| ccived for the organization Of another.
KffortS arc made 10 bring the whole mat
ter OF missionary supplies TO the full re-
quiremeuts of the General Assembly.
Services on Sabbath were very interest
| ing and solemn. An unusually large as
sembly came together, many anxious to
hear the former pastor. Rev. ). &. Barr, to
whom the whole people are most strongly
attached. His address at the Communion
| Was most touching. His illusions TO the
sepsrations here and the unions heresfter
Will long be remembered. and bis earnest
cxhortations to purity and faithfulness cam
moi but have their influence.
| While Presbytery was called to mourn
the loss In the last year Of the oldest and
Youngest pastor--R d. McElhenny and
| Rev. b. B. Blair-they rejoice to see Others
coming forward to fill the breach.
| On Sabbath night, after sermon by Rev
Is. r. Houston, Mr.. Jacob Lewis was or
| dained to the full work of the Gospel min
istry, and received most earnest charge
| from Rev. j. Fl. Leps.
| Presbytery will hold its next regular
meeting in Huntington the first Wednes'
iAy of NAV, 1871.
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Domestic Markets IBY TE1rsRAPp7

Nhw YosK. &c ober Is. -Cot:on IRE gu ar and
nominal: Sales 1890 balss; upIsnds, ist',; Ur-
Qt1 80; good to choice, s7.ss@S9. rs. Whiskey,
0 0s63i What closed steady At decline via.
err red western, SlG@sl.5s Corn moderately
GIVE AND shade lower ~ 78l@177c. Rice adv
,tst@9o Pork sle-d9. Beef qn.t Lard quiet:
kite, le5c. haVals firm. Tsllow quiet. Freight
nrm.
RALT MORE October 10. -yirrtnis's, old asa
bii 80 sskoi; 'e7's. So bid, 60 asked We6t Virgi.
na'B, 2i3 Old, att ak d.
Finur quiet firm, and &C ,ros western family,
Sl:!5Gfa 50 Wheat dnll: reups slvsnis. 8L75:
SO; yellow, 7703lc: eats very dull at 4sAsoc.
Provisions and whiskey quiet and steady.
WILMINGTON. N. G., October IS. -spIrits tur.
pent;ne firm ut 64c R0sip flrln - 80 for strain.
sd 1926 for NO $3.50 for NoP. Crude turprn.
tine ctesdy e3.ao for pale, $50 for yellow aip 0s
FOR virgin. obaccO steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-19
Chicago Affairs.

CHICAGO, October 1S.--The number of
inquests on the bodies of victims of the
late fire to date Is ninety-two. e.
Good order continues to prevail.
Lumber is selling at old prices, and all
attempts at extortion In that business have
ANONYMOUSLY failed. -,
All the banks are operating, and the de-.
posts exceed the Withdrawals. Drafts on
savings banks are very small.
Many contracts for rebuilding have been
consummated, the contracts involving en-.
tire blocks. 49,. ...
The Times appeared this morning on the
street. Its leader deprecatcs the attempt
of interested parties to take business below
Twelfth street, in the South Division, and
says there Gun he no question about the re.
turn of business to the burnt district IN
the meantime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-19
EIehfy.Third Annual Session OF the
Synod OF Virginia = Opening Ser.
mon and 0rEanszafton-lts History.

EIehfy.Third Annual Session Of the
synod OF Virginia = Opening Ser.
mon and 0rEapszafton-AtsH History.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LTNcHBURa, VA, October IS, 1S71.-The
Presbyterian Synod of Virgins met in the
First church, In this city, tonight, and
was opened with a sermon by the Rev. ].
A. Lefevre, D. D., of Baltimore, the last
moderator. His text was the Goth snd 21st
verses OF the 9th chapter of2d Corinthians.
After stating that It was an undeniable fact
that all men are sinners by nature, and in
stnctiyely turn from communion with
God, he said that there was prophecy OF
the possibility of deliYerance from death
that by the sin of one all fell under con-
domination, but God voluntarily exercised
toward man mode Of redemption and
then In eloquent and glorious language de-.
scribed the fall Of man and the mode of
covenant redemption.
Ills sketch Of the crucifixion was one of
the best specimens of word pcturiug I
ever heard. Quoting the paragraph " Ye
be reconoiled to God" he closed with q
strong appeal to all to 90 for rest and
peace where alone 1t can be found. No
mere telegraphic sketch can do Justice to
the speaker. Every line was itself o SER
mon. For vivid Imagination, elegance of
expression, esrnestness of manner, and
faultless imagery, 1 have scarcely ever
heard 1t eXcelIed.
The sermon over, prayer was offered by
DR.. Peck, of the Theological Seminary,
and the roll Of delegates was called. Those
from Richmond and vicinity are Rev. G.
Fl. Read, D. D., Rev. Thomas L. Preston,
DR.. W. H. Ruffner, and Messrs. William +.
Taylor, B. c. Gray, DR.. William F. Gaines,
and N. G. Read.
The Synod then organized by the cleo.
ton of Rev. DR.. I. W. K. Handy, of Au.
gusta county, as moderator, and Rev. E
Fl. Barnett and Major Willis j. Dance tenn.
porary clerks. The Synod then adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
The Synod was constituted by the Gene.
raj Assembly In Philadelphia, In the spring
of 1888, and was composed of the Presby
teries of Hanover, Lexington, and Win
chester. The first meeting was held IL
Lexington on the last Wednesday of Sep
TENDER, in that year, and was presided over
by Rev. DR.. James Waddell, the celebrated
blind preacher, and immortalized by Will
liam Writ in the British Spy. This Is
therefore, It's eighty-third annual session
a large number of delegates are in at
tendance, and the meeting promises to b,
one of unusual interest to the denomlna
O ton In this State.
The meeting Is held in the First church
Rev. Richard McIlwalne's, who is indefat
igable in his endeavors to render every ont
comfortable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-19
BUILDING MATERIALS.
VIRGINIA CANE-FIBRE PAPER.
ALBERT oRDWAY & CO.,
4 GOVERNOR STREET,
SPECIAL AGENTS.

This paper Is manufactured from the fibre CT
the common cane and siz.d with ro5in. IN .king 1.
perfectly imperytoas to dampuess and non CON
duc.or Of heat and cold. IL has entirely rep .ed
tee common tarrrd and o. her building paper.
sHEATRING FRAME HOUSES.
The paper Is put on between the studding and
weatheI-boarGs. Ten dollars will line an ordinary
houie, and make 1t equal TO brick.
LINING UNDER TIN ROOFS
costs less than Hfty certs q square presents the
TIN FRI N rustirg underre aih; keeps tie upper
chambers cool: and deadaas the sound Of rain.
DEADRNIaG FELT,
used tor deadenine the sound Of upper h,orc and
preventing dtmpnefs in lower. Two dollars " III
line N ordinary aoor with double tn ckness.
These goods are OF Virginia Uadntfdc ure, and
have already come into silnost U ,lversai use. We
have numerous Testimonials OF toeir value, aud
invite att. ntfon or al engaged In building.
og 6-eOdlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-19
FOREIGN Items.

LONDON, October 1S.-Advices from Hague
report dissatisfaction with the Government
A mob stoned the residence Of tho Minister
of the Colonies, and troops are now quar-
tered In the city to prevent further demon
STATIONS.
PARIS, October 19.-The evacuation o.
the SIX departments stipulated by the treaty
will he completed on the 9th of Decem
Der. These departments are declared neu
trial in military point Of view until the
indemnity Is paid, and during the depart
ure of the Germans will not be occupied
by French troops. ...-...-
FRANKFORT, October IS The labor trou
bles in Mayence resulted IN riot, but TIT
military dispersed the mob.