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DANVILLE.
.,,onAence o1 the Richmond Dispatch.

,corre,ronAerce OF tho Richmond Dispatch.i
OCTOBER II, 1877.
The adjourned meeting Of the Conserva-
lives was held last night-Mr. Supcrintend-
ont F. \. Cst'in in the chair, DR.. /. T.
uoyt acting as secretary. As means OF
bringing business before the body, Mr. r.
NJ. Pace moved that this meeting nominate
a candidate for the. House OF Delegates.
The motion was discussed with much zeal
and for considerable length OF time. and
then by consent OF all parties withdrawn.
. Mr. J. y. Blackwell then offered pream-
bic and resolution OF considerable length,
the substance OF which is this: That mas
much as the Executive Committee OF the
county had made no nominations for the
Legislature. now, then, this meeting OF the
citizens of nanville will endorse and sup
port MIR. -. Of Danvillc, il he will an
nounce himself candidate for the House OF
Delegates. The passage OF the motion was
advocated by Mr.. Blackwell, Mr.. J. p. Har-
rison. Mr.. !. II. Johnston, Mr.. l.. &. Berke-
ley. Jr.. and Mr.. f. NJ. Pace, and opposed
by Mr.. p. Bouldin and Mr.. J. NJ. Neal. The
resolution and preamble were adopted.
The order was then made that the blank
in the resolution De filed with the name Of
Abncr Anderson, and the meeting ad-
iourEed.
The Dispatch will recognize in Captain
Anderson the accomplished editor OF the
Danvillc Register. ALPHA.
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Thc Episcopal Convention.

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR THE FERNAND1NA
sUFFERERS-C0NsTITUT AMENDMENTS.
Boston, October 1.-THE secretary OF
the Episcopal Convention announced that
the amount collected at the choir festival
for the Fernaniina sufferers was $500.
Hon. Hamilton Fish presented report
from the Committee on Amendments to the
Constitution, to which was referred the me
MORALS and resolutions from tho Diocese Of
Wisconsin relating to change in the name
of the Church. The communication from
Wisconsin asked for the appointment Of a
constitutional commission, and the report
Of the committee was that the appointment
of commission was inexpedient. )"
In the afternoon session resolutions were
adopted sanctioning the erection Of two
new dioceses in the diocese Of Illinois, to
be known as the dioceses Of Quincy and
Springfield respectively. The discussion
preceding the adoption Of these resolutions
occupied so much time that no other busi-
ness was transacted.
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knights TeHlDlar.

PROCEEDINGS ELECTION OF OF
FICEEs- GRAND Observation-Disclosures
LAST NIGHT. ..
The forenoon OF yesterday was devoted
chiefly 10 sight-seei and rest ON the part
OF The visiting Sir Knights, and to specula
tons by citizens as to what would happen
next. What was done inside the sacred
precincts OF the hail we OF course know
no,-nor is it any part OF our business.
The election OF officers for the ensuing ye.,l
took place with the following result:
X. 4. G. NJ, Robert E. Withers, No. 1.
We. ID. u. g., l.. 7. johnson, No. II.
'. T.. Cir. GcneraliSSimo, james q. Balm,
No. 5.
'. i. CIR. Captain-Gencral, John F.
Ec"nault, No2.
+. CIR. Treasurer, James Evans, No. 2. "a
+. Cir. Recorder, w. b. Isaacs, No. 9.
i. CIR. Prelate, George w. Dame, No. Z.
J.. Gr. Sen. Warden, Z. S. Coles, No. 3.
r. Gr. Jr. Warden, J. L. Rober, No. 1G.
=. Gr. Standard-Bearer, J. S. Moss, No. 4.
=. l.. 'r. sword-Bcarer, w. II. II. Lynn,
T.. CIR. Warden, +. A. Reed, No. II.
according 10 published notice, the grand
pFade ana march TO the college campus
came on at 3 O'Clock, and attracted ire.
meEdous crowd.
The commons were lined with vehicles,
horscmen, and pedestrians, and it was
probably the liveliest day experienced in
that neighborhood since Hunters raid or
Lyhchburg.
Prominent among the spectators ws no
ticed the children Qhirty-three in number
from the Miller Orphan Asylum, in charge
OF DR.. and Mrs. Lewis, and they wer.
highly interested observers OF the gaud,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. Oct0ber IL, 1877.
American Gofi.-l02kbid.
| State Observation-Disclosures consols, b6f bid, BIZ
asked; Virginia conso.s. new, ~ bid: Virginia de.
ferred. 54 bid: Virginia ta1-receivab'e coupons
| Richmond city 6's 101 bid. 101a asked: Peters.
burg city s's. los asked: Lynchburg city S's> 104
pix d2 @ s,y 81 Ell o civ 81 Taer
Sc 81 s' aaSehesssr " s. seFessiSsSs. %
Railroad Bonds.-yirpinIaC Central gailroad frs;
mortgage IS. J. and j., 90 bid; Virginia Central
asked; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second
mortgage 6's, j. anf J.. S4t bid: Virginia and Ten
Raa a n s ano G cd
mortgage preferred ss, j. and j.. 55 bid; Peters
Sie so asses ss and Dr. ioi BID
and O., 100 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage S's. j. and D., 1OO
bid: Richmond: Fredericksburg and Po!9maS Rail;
and Danyle Railroad CONSOLIDATED as; M. and NJ
7sx bid, rs asked; Piedmont Railroad first mort
sA BRaifroad aocxs.GRichmond, Fredericksourg and
Potomac Railroad commons 100 paT 3G old ~, hc en-
mond and Po' en- R Rsa red
guaranteed 100 par 91K 6id; seabSa T,d and Roam
ok so Rss9ad somen 1aR
Planters National, 100 par. ITO bid: Merchants
National 100 PAX SO asked state Bank Of R ET-
mond. so mar 40 bid: Merchants andPlanters Saw
ings, rs par, lSA bid: Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company. 20 par, 81 bid; Citizens say
ings, 25 par, 224 asked. -
Tnsmrnnce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine, IS par. 39s bid Virginia state 20 par par 2S
bid. 80 asked Virginia Home, 100 par En- I0O DIG 60
bid. 92H asked: City. 100 par, IS asked: Old Do
mnion, 100 par, so asked Granite lnsura rice
~, Commercial
Insurance Company, % par. IL bid; Richmond
Fire Association, IS par, 10 asked. IL
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pageant. Some OF our Eastern-Shore friends
gazcd Mt and admired the blue mountains
in the west, and expressed a desire to visit
the FAIRGROUNDS and the Miller Asylum.
The scenery from College Hill at this season
Is peculiarly and strikingly beautiful. The
first visit OF Jack Frost Is already recog-
nizcd in the changed color Of the forest
leaves and the fading OF the garden foliage.
He has already left his card-a sure indica-
tion OF an early repetition OF his visit, and
the admiration OF our friends from the sea-
side Is not to be wondered at.
The dress-parade was one OF the most
brilliant spectacles yet witnessed in Lynch
burg, and elected loud praise on all sides.
This being over, the grand procession
moved down Eleventh street to Harrison,
down Harrison to Twelfth, down Twelfth
to Church, up Church to headquarters,
where the commands were dismissed.
The music on this grand march was ex.
ccllent, the band from Washington render
ing the "Sweet By-and-By" in such MAN
ner as to elicit shouts Of applause from
every side. The other bands also acquitted
themselves admirably, and were the recip-
tents OF much wcll-dcserved commeudation.
The grand banquet came off at LYnch'S
Warehouse, commencing at 8 O'Clock. The
supper. which was second to none we have
yet seen in Lynchburg, was gotten up by
Jehu Williams, Esq, with the assistance OF
some lady friends. The walls and ceiling
were hung with flags and banners, and two
tables, each ninety-two feet long, arranged
in the shape OF the letter X, were literally
loaded down with everything catable the
market affords, all prepared in uneXception-
able style, and served in the most prompt
and polite manner.
1t may not be out OF place to say that Mr..
John A. Liggat rendered the use OF the
warehouse free OF charge, and that the in
spectors lent willing hand in the prepare
tons for the banquet.
r. f. Grand Commander II. f. WitherS,
in an eloquent and feeling address, on be-
half of DcMoIay Commandely, No. 4, pre-
scented Sir knight w. A. Strothcr beauti-
full past-commander's cross, expressing the
hope that the honored recipient in all the
conflicts OF life, as a citizen and Christian,
might never be called upon to bear cross
heavier or more grievons to be borne.
Sir Knight Strother responded apprOpri.
ately.
Sir knights Blanks and Watkins made
impressive speeches, returning thanks for
courtesics. complimenting our people
especially the ladies-and concluding with
cordial invitations to visit Petersburg and
the City by the Sea.
Then followed numerous other appro-
pirate impromptu addresses, and at late
hour the banquet broke up, and the wea-
ried knights were escorted to their Iodg-
ings by the bands in attendance.
Some OF the communicates will leave this
morning under escort, and the remaining
communicates will probably take their de-
parture this evening. 1t is gratifying to
know that they have been handsomely en-
tertained, and that they express themselves
much pleased with their visit to the Hill
City .-Lynchbury NeUS, 11M.
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hemIock: 1s@25c.: country npner. 23g45c:; cit
nulsh, 1s@22e ieot; Kip, SOC @Sl haFn asfs
skins; french, si.l5es2.25 p b.; rough ssdftins
- Iron. Steel. Nails, &c.
| Iron: American renned. Old Dominion. I.le
| az 3-10c. p To-; English ind American sheet AZ
| 54c.: Swetes, hammered. 6i@7c-; hoop, 4 tn1,
PiG-iron: Virginia coal-bList charcoal. SZoegS3L
thrlcite. s2O@s22: West Virginia coke, 21@S23
Roysssshoes: - per key '
NaiLs: Old Dominion. $3.50 per kes for stand.
ard-that is. ten-DenIry: other sizes extra. ,.p
mgh-Castings: wholesale, 4@4kc.; retail
RoOS: Mauilla. hest. 1901 &C.. .jute. szc.
Rags: Mixed cotton, IT,; Write, &C.: wooilen'
H@1Ae.
Licorice Paste: ). G. 4 CO.. Sic: r. r.: 2sc.:
A. .. e., 23c.; &. & Co.. 24c.; p. So 25c.: Anchor
27es: A. c. G.. 26c.: e. y g.. 2s..
% Lidaors. Wines. &c.
Ne: Scotch. oc,r brands, piEts s2@sz.25 }
Brandies: Domestic. A1.25@sz; fruit: sl:25G
sl:5o; apple; new, sis;775@s2; DID, sa.25@ss;
Rus THtsfevs: Medium. 81 % 0G.s: pure old. ~
@$4: Virginia mountain, new, s2|Gs2.5o' 10
Gin: ISoinestIc ! f.25@s2 imported. 80 q case
Ne,o En- s7sand Rum: Sl.65.
RectUsed Whtsxeys: Mark0t quiet; proof, 1926.
Lumber. Srapes; &e-
LUMBER: white oak. i 2@sl5 = l.0o0: Wes'er.
tlrTlnll pDDiST- SlZ.JuOGSSo Is I,UOus WEssC D.S
s2O@s75 p 900 yellow pine boards, sl0as14;
jolst. sl2@Sra. according to lengths Saingiesc
Pine. S2.50m*5: cypress stI-nch. SI:5ol1s1 O.
p 900. Latbs-Spln; $3.50: sawed, *2-o5Gss25t
1000.
Stares: Whistey-b barrel timber.greell. s1s@*2eF
1000: seasoned S2OGS25 p 1000. B1ofr barre
timber. S6@$7.5s Il 1000: Flour-b barrel noies, -
@s; hOgshead-hoops. no denlanu; hlckerY-honpS
$12.5Os rs~..E
Eill-Feed-
ShipstuE: 35645c. p bushcL '.... IS.
BrOtonstuD: 25G30r. = bushel- .' -
WheQt Bran: 20@25c. p blshel. L- .@
Corn Bran: lie. per bushe ..H NJ .
f..' Powder, Shot. &C. .s...
Fuse: TOYS mining. 35c.MS1.25 p ZOO feet
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-less thna Nv
kegs, 1926; blasting, $3.250lS3.5O. .-r.'
Shot Northern. s.. 406lS2.30 r bag OF % IDS.
GrindSt0nes: 1alG2;4c. e ID. sr
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NEW WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 9.-The leaf-tobacco market has been
fairly active The past week. For western eai inc ",
ou.rv has been good, and the sales foot up ,1G3
hogshaads. Secd-lcaf has met with good demand,
though the EXPORT inquiry was less spirited t1an Ter
the previous week. and full average sa,cj OF Havana
were effected. The market may be called steady.
Fl1-gi1id LedJ.-In Virginia leaf We note sales Oh
bright wrappers, and hear of some desirable lots ii
the same material sale. though the market Is re-
ported scant Of these goods. -.
Seed-Leu|.-Messr.. Charles +. Fischer u Fro
thcr. tobacco brokers. 13l Water street. report -
the T0buccO Leaf as follows concerning seed-cat
For home trade seedleaf continues IN good delnan1
all sorts receiving or less attention: owing =
unfuyorable adylces fl ON abroad there is decided
falling off In the amount of business done for thai
purpose The total sales Of the week root up TO 2,6S
cases Prices remain unchanged.
ManuJuctured.- Cayendish market is steady
with sales of assortmens for both home and foreign
account There we're quite number Of orders FOL
ow-priced bright goods, and there were also orders
for some fancy brights for the South. The sale l.
reported of lot of Canadian black work. The OK
ports for the week were 344 ;947 pounds. :,
iSnoking.-An improved demand was pcrceptbl'
for snoking-tobaccO.
Cigdrs.-Thc cigar market continues modcratei!
brisk TObHccO Lear.
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A new post-officc is established at Plow-
Handle, Amelia county, Va, near sunny
Side. and between Matoar and PainsVllle,
with William Mcconnell as postmaster; the
papers 90 to Painsville. Archibald 3.
Hatcher is appointed postmaster at County
Line Crossroads, Charlotte county, Va,
uics Samuel 4. Waddell, declined.
Mr.. Stanley has sent the New York Herald
another budget Of his explorations In
Africa. He claims that the country he has
explored will open up much traffic with the
United States, his discoveries covering
600, 900 square miles OF country stocked
with minerals and large population.
The German American Bank, at QulnceV'
H., closed Wednesday. The proprletors
announce that they intend to retire from
business, and have made an assignment.
Reported liabilities, 100000. Assets claimed
to be double. 49,
A boiler in j. L. AIcKendrey IL Co.'s fac
tory, at Muneie, Ind, exploded w dnes-
day, instantly killing Smith r. Perdin, en-
gineer, and Robert Fayars, fireman, and
seriously ipiuring Joseph shackley, his son,
and Pat. McCarty.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE House. Washing
ton, October 10.-The best opinion here in
regard to the organization OF the House OF
Representatives settles down to the convic-
ton that the following gentlemen will be
chosen for the positions named: Randall
for Speaker, Caldwell for clerk, Thompson
for sergeant-at-ayms, and Steuart for post
master. For doorkeeper of the House there
are ut least half dozen candidates, and all
OF them claim to have Il large support. 1t
is most probable that the greatest struggle
OF the caucus will be over the doorkeeper,
and good many ballots be taken before a
majority is secured for any one candidate.
II two or thr -es Of the leading candidates
for doorkeeper should combine the contest
will, however. be speedily settled Wash
ington SpeciQt-Baltimore Sun. .
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THE ONO ELECTIoN.-W Washington, Oc-
tobcr 10.-The sweeping Democratic vic
tory in Ohio was talked OF very freely to-
day in official circles. The President, who
saw quite a number OF congressman and
convcrscd with them on the subject, said
that he had been prepared for the result,
and that it was therefore not so much OF q
disappointment to him. He said that no
matter what happened or who opposed him
he intended to carry out his ciyil-servlce
policy. Several OF those to whom the
President spoke were rather surprised at
what he said. 70" they had been under the
impression, from his previous conYersa-
tons, that he anticipated Republican sue
cess. But il the President was not sur
prised Secretary Sherman was. Upon reach
ing Harrisburg this morning on his return
from Ohio after voting yesterday he read IN
in the morning papers OF the defeat OF his
party. He gave it up then, but up to that
time he had not believed a Democratic trl-
umph possible. He ascribes the result to
the extraordinary apathy Of the voters, and
says there has been falling off OF 100000
votes.-- Washington special Baltimore
| S,yjj
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HuNYADI JANOs WATER.
TINE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
IITSY4DI JANOS,
NEW APERIENT WATER.

NEW APERIENT WATER.
SucialIy recommended for richness in apericn:
salts and its efficacy in Bilious attacks prevention
of Govt, Piles etc., and as all ordinary apcrient, by
I,IEBIG, yIRCHUW, SCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany.
DR. j. MARION SINS, NEW YORK. AS L laNn-
tive, prefer it to every other mineral water"
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD, NEW YORK. Certain, but
gentle and painless; superior to any other bitter
water
DIR. WILLIAM \. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. "The
most pleasant and efficient of all pursative wa.
ters."
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEwYoRK The mos;
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted fol
daily use"
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. Require:
less, is less disagreeablc and unpleasant tan an!
other.'' .....t..-
DR. LEWIS 4, SAYRE, NEW YORK. "Prcferredtt
any other laxative" ~ -
10 A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF TIL
ApoLL1NARIs COMPANY tlimited, London.
FREDERICK DE barry s. CO.,
Al aud 40 Warren street, New York,
Sole gents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
[au 27-M,W&F&eowlyl
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LOUISA COUNTY.

TH0MrSoS'S y ROADS, October 10th.
Editors Dispatch: Last Thursday this
county was visited by one OF the greatest
wind and rain-storms | ever witnessed. 1t
raincd the entire day As hard rs it could
pour down. i mill commonly known as
Slarpc'S, situated on small creek, was en-
tircly swept away by the food. l hear OF
minor damage done to other creek mills.
The farmers are generally backward cutting
their tobacco. They are waiting for John
Frost. reckon. Your views on the State
debt are, think. in harmony with a major
itv OF our citizens. CCRRAN.
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THE NEWS RECORD.
The Contest Mt Washington for the
.asa.sf Speak ership.

RANDALL BELIEVED TO HAVE THE INSIDE
TRACK-THE GEORGIA REPUBLICAN COM
MITTEE DIsso EPISCOPAL CON
vENTIoN AT BOSTON: FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS RAISED FOR. THE FERNANDINA
MISREPRESENTATION S. c.. QUhRAN-
TINED-DEATH OF MIR. DODGE, A NEW
YORK BANKER OF NoTE-TWEED's STATE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAYLEY's WILL:
HIS PERSONAL PROPERTY LEFT TO THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE IN MIssIs.
SiPPI-TEIE YELLOW-FEVER AT FERNAN-
DINA-THE WAR NEWS FROM THE EAST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12
Washington.

THE SPEAKERSuIP-MR. RANDALL'S CHANCES.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October IA eau
Gus OF the Democratic members-elect to the
Forty-tifth Congress will be held according
to usage in the hall OF the House Of Repre-.
sentatives on Saturday evening, October
18th, at O'Clock, to nominate candidates for
Speaker and other officers Of the House, and
to transact such further business as may be
necessary. ..tr.- 3.
1Signedl iIEIsTER CLYMER, Chairman
National Congressional Committee.
There are no new developments regard
ing the officers OF the House. The canvass
is quite hot. 5-.s.
The Ohio delegation was serenaded to-
night at Wizards in honor OF Tuesday.
The Star says, scnsationally:
"The Speakership contest presents no
new phase to-day. The situation in nut
shell is this: Sitting all sources OF informa-
ton and canvass OF the ground, Randall
has about forty-eight. votes pledged beyond
q certainty on the first ballot, and has the
even chance OF eight more, which will
make fity-six. The balance of the Demo-
cratic strength is ditfused respectively be-
tween Saylcr, Cox, Goode, Morrison, and
Black burn. The opponents OF Randall have
abandoned any general combination, but
will endeavor to unite the frce-trade and
anti-resumption element OF the West and
South against him, and choose the candidate
to be presented to the caucus either from
the West or South" '@
Edtorially, it SAYS MIR. Randall seems
to have the inside track for the speaker
ship. There is little doubt that he will be
elected" ..
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO TIE EXTRA
SESSION, &C.
The message to the extra session will
merely call the attention of Congress to the
deficiencies in various appropriations, and
that legislation be effected to remedy the in
conveniences that exist. Other matters will
be postponed until the President sends his
message to the regular session.
Dcputy-Colector a. NJ. Hughes telc-
graphs from Columbia, Tenn, that he has
information that Thomas J. Williams, who
guided the raiding parties, was taken from
his house by masked men and murdered.
Mr.. Evarts appeared in the Supreme Court
to-day and argued a private case.
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY FROM
THE FREDERICK (ND.) COUNTY FAIR.
The presidential party arrived safely from
Frederick County Fair. The attendance
was immense. The speeches were mostly
OF an agricultural character. ...-
DEMOCRATIC sERENADE AT wILLARD's HOTEL.
The screnade at Wizards was the finest
Democratic demonstration here since the
war. All the Democratic warehouses made
short speeches. Colonel Blackburn, OF Ken
tuckv, closing with the shortest and best.