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PERCY, Ogdensburgh, NY dcls ~
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Maine Elections.

PORTLAND, September, 9.-The vote fol
Governor in this city so far is : Republican,
2,s79; Democrat, 2,351; Greenback, All
scattering. S. The Republican majority
over all is 80; against last year-Repubii-
can, 2,CGG; Democrat, 2,O37; Greenback
and scattering, 43. Reed Republican, and
Anderson tDemocrall Tor Congress. are
both ahead Of their ticket, drawing from
the Greenbackers; but Reed will 90 our OF
the city probably with 500 plurality, while
in 1876 he carried out only 34G. Deering is
reported as .eIecting. a Republican repre-
sentative for the first time In years.
BANGOR, September GA large vote was
polled in this city today, as follows: For
Governor Conner (Rep.), 1,5S4;; Smith
fDem. J., / ,4ssG; Garcelen iGreenbaekert 197
The congressional ticket is close, and the
election OF Representatives 10 the qLegisla.
tnre, will only be decided when the mixed
tickets are'fulIy sorted and counted. The
congressIo naI vote ID this city is: Powers
(Rep.l $3.50 Ladd Dem.), 1925; scatter
1.ts
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stakca ur, on sle fisst sabba sh lof October, Oh
as soon thereafter as possible, for The pur-
pose pf rafsing d small eapstM for the nse
Of the comrnis sins colpo rtage work.
| "a letter from Dr.. 81 ilIman in regard 10
the institute tat e useas onsa a ta.1 fol, che
education OF cnIored ministers was re-
ierred to the rrcsbytery's Committee soi
Education. RS Isl,
Attic request 81 Rev. ,J.ssH. Hanna, md
with the concurrence OF the. congregatt Ions,
the ,,astora. relation between Mr.. Hanna
was dissolved. DR.. Peck was appointed TO
visit Old Concord and pronounce the pulpit
vacant, and DR.. Alexander TO perform the
like service at New Coneofyk y s.. s. ~
South Boston was chosen The place for the
next stated meeting, on the Wednesday be-
fore the fret Sabbath Of May, at u II.
The organization ;of a church ut Rust-
burg Campbell Courthouse was reported,
and said church was enrolled. !.
Rev. A. b. Canineeon was appointed anu
authorized to sell or otherwise dispose OF
the old Morris church building FOR the bene-
fit Of Rusthurg churcb.' ~ =.
A call was presented from brakes Branch
church for the pastoral services, Of Rev.
Thomas Wharey for halt or his time; to-
gethcr with the action Of Briery church con-
senting to the arrangement. Mr.. w hareY;,
by letter, s,gnifed his readiness to accept
the cali, and Rev. Messrs. Thomas Drew, r:
G. Reid. and H.A. Brown were appointed
the committee for his installation. ~
Rssolued, That IL a division OF Synod be
determined upon, this Presbytery would
prefer that method d, partition which would
associate the Presbyteries Of East Hanover,
West Hanover, Chesapeake, Maryland. ioa-
noke, and Sac Paulo in one synod, to be
called the Synod Of Virginia. an -
a resolution offered adverse to any diyi-
sion was rejected. II: a. IL.
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For the Dispatch.I
PrcsDyte~y of Abingdon.

Net at Rock Spring. Washington county,
Va, September 1, 1873. There were pres
cnt twelve ministers and nine elders.
Rev. J. w. Rogan was elected moderator,
and Rev. &. II. Gilmer and Rev. j. u.
Thomas clerks.
The first day was occupied almost entirely
in reception OF reports and routine duties.
On the second day 4 memorial was pre-
scntcd and adopted concerning the life and
laborS OF Rev. Il. c. Graham, Il member OF
this Prcsbytery. vino died March 3, 1878.
Some discussion arose concerning the in
stitutc for training colorcd candidates for
the ministry. located at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Finally, "A resolution was adopted COM
mending this institution to the people, and
urgin. that collections shall be taken for the
same.
a call was presented for the pastoral! SER
vices OF Rev. Z. II. Barnett from the Pry-
tania-Strect church. New Orleans. This
call was accepted by Mr.. Barnett, but the
church at Abingdon OF which he is now
pastor protested against the dissolution OF
the pastoral relation. The church Of New
Orleans was ably represented by Rev. M.
II. Houston, and the church in Abingdon
by r. 7. Clapp and j. 4. Buchanan. 1t
was finally resolved that the pastoral rela-
ton shall not be dissolved. A minute was
ultcl Us uupptSN NV AttkSoho SSA
this action OF Presbytery. ~
Wythcylle was chosen as the place, and
Goth April, 1870, as the time for the next
stated meeting Of the Presbytery. ..
a committee was appointed, located at
Marion, with Rev. w. II. Groves as chair
man, to whom is referred the management
OF the business Of colportage in this Pres
bytery.
Rev. L. II. Barnett was appointed Pres
byterial Sabbath School Superintendent to
cooperate with the Publication Committee
at Richmond, to whom all the Sabbath
school work was referred by the General
Assembly. .--....
The statistical report was read, showing
that this Prcsbytery consists OF twenty min-
listers and thirty-two churches, and has
under its care one licentiatc and four candi-
dates.
Considerable discussion arose on Satur-
day on the general subject OF cyange!istic
work in this Presbgtery. -
Large congregations have attended all the
public exercises. The house cannot hold
them, so service has been held in beauti-
full grove near by. The weather has been
beautiful, and we close Saturday evening a
pleasant and, we trust, profitable meeting
OF Preshytery. ..... ....@r Is.
lMeekins will credit us with theabove.l
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arIN 4 NctIA1,..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

f.f q ~ MONDAY, September 9rIS76.5
dmerfcan: Gctd.-1 UOH bid. 81 ~ go ii & az 49,
State Securitfsss-V irrtna colsols, tia9 Did;
Virginia consols. new, 2o5 bid, 32S asked: vfr-
gfnia deferred bid: Virginia interest
u 6ia Virginia taI-recei yable coupons, 1St bid
. CITY Observation-Disclosures city S's, ~. and j.,
1lS BID. 74 asked: Eiehmoud city e's. D. and r..
I COX bid, OF asked; Petersburg city 6s, r. nnd
l074 naked; Petersburg city s's,speciaI tax, j.
Rastroad Bonds.-vira.nia Central Railroad first
mortgage 6,s, y. and j., 81 bid Virginia Genital
Railroad third mortgage 6ts, j. and j., SO bid, 90
asked; Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage
ss j., and j., 90 bid, 100 asked; Southside tail
road second mortgage preferred sc, .. and j. 80
6's, J. and j.. 20 asked; Petersburg Railroad nrst
mortgage Sc. j. and D., 100 asked; Richmond and
Danytile Railroad consolidated 6'sy u. and N, Tx
bid. -. 49,. w II iss.sss55,ss 4 y
Canal Bonds-.James River and Kauawha Canal
first mortgage 6ts, NJ. and N, ~ bid: James River
and Kanawha Canal second mortgage 6's. 81. and N.
Il Did. -, .ae.ssf 49,
Rnttroad Stocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, ! 90 par, 40 asked; Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad. 100 par. 8 bid. 8 asked. t&sy
Bank Stocks.-Ffrst National 100 mar, LIZ bid;
Union Eank OF Richmond, so par. 40 bid. i az;
Insurance Observation-Disclosures and Ne
chanics, 100 par, So asked; City. 100 par, 80 bid
Granite, 100 par, ~ bid, 20 asked. ~ ~
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suar;n-bjas. charcoal s24 Gs2S Tennsy 4snna nm
thr1ctte. AS22.. West virgfnia ecse. ~ IalS2a
s. lsQfes: Ola Dominion. S2.3O srfr ssS sgf s;aYitt
trf--ttsf ts. te1t-fteHny- ntiser s!Ses fs.r..
Plough gastfSigs. wholesale. f6h5 80 ysl.,Is
Xo8e: Manila. hcst. 14GsI5c.; ;rte seass.
Rags: Mixef cotton. 1tc.: vi.stt. DIS. fs1ilet
stla1 BE. 80 {.
4 LumEer. SIN es. as.
Lt,m1sr: White oak. 81 2G,s1 q I.Gfa. ;ysstsrii
Virgluta nJDtar. f12.506S25 p 1.D0G: v:ita gsns
lS20G5B5 n 1000 yellow pine Eoar6s, $ IL G,g14:
toist el2ls1S. according 10 lengths. sI,i,ssies--
Pine. e2.goas5: cypress stx-iuch. i7:h0M,slC
p 1000. Laths-splt; 81 90; sawed, s2.2ses2.st
Loco. ~. &c. aes,
StarS8 Whisky barrel tic ser-Grcen. 81 saas2aE
1000: seasoned. S20@S25 IS 1000. FIous-parre
timber. S6@S7.50 II 1000. FIo,ir-Sarrei poes- 81
@s: hoSshead-lioops. no demand; hicsory-hfSps,
Lfoaars. Wines. &c. ~
ATE: scotch, beet brands, pirrs t2hs.z.25 )
Gozen. gold. 49, ~ .s.gr- Z.
!. Handles: Domestic. &1.256,s2 ir"li. t1.l0 &
s1.49; aopie; new; si.53@s2; Old, s2.2a sss:
Rue Hhfssens: Medium. l .50id,s2: oh<sGR. s:
HS4: Virginia mountains. mex. a26sf2hC. Id.
t2.b0aS3.50 and upwards.
Ctr: Domestic. Sl.23GIs2: lGst9rtpc, rs 4 esst.
.i feic Isa1idHd Rum S1.5aGS1.60 @ tg.
Recttfed UhisEeyS: Marke; advancing: proof.
$l.2e. s..
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.@sl.25. . $40 fer.
,PotGdsr: S5.G5. by the five kefS--feGs tts1 Eu
legs, 1925 busting, S3.25d2S3.5O.
Shot. Northern. S1.75 q tr,Z %; Is IT,
Grin6stones: faGhozc. 3 n.
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ADDITIONAL EXPOSITION AWARDS.

ADDITIONAL EXPOSITION AWARDS.
PARIS, September 9.-The following is
an additional list of awards to American eX-
hibitors: Glass 75-Grand prize to Bergner
& Engel, of Philadelphia, Tor laSer-beer;
rold medal to Z. Anheuser, of St. Louis.
beer; a.. e.. ShuIeldt, 'cf Chicago. beer
silver medal to Henry Clauscn i Son, OF
New York, beer; Fergenspan d Co., OF
New York, beer; Gibson & Co., Of Phila-
dephia, rye whiskeys: J. q !. T. kuntz,
OF NIorrisiana, beer; W. j. LempS, OF St.
Louis, beer; Monticello Wine Company,
OF Charlottesville, Va, wine; bronze me
dals to American Wine Company, OF ST..
Louis, wines; Tesider, Bush q Co., St.
LOUIS, A. Ginkenharder & brothers, Pitts
burgh, Julius Hincke. Of Egg Harbor City,
n. j., wines; ". Massey Is Co.. Phliade!-
phia. ales; Paeschel Il Scherer, Hermann,
Mo-, wines; Reuter- &; Allen, Boston, alcs !;
J. Uhrig Brewing Company. st. Louis, beer;
Urbara Wine Company, Hanmondsport,
n. Y, wines; honorable mention to j. r..
Ricketts,, OF Newbury, \. ].
E:aIJ.
ROME, September GA royal decree has
been issued ordering. ships arriving at
Italian ports from any port Of the United
States to be placed in quarantine.
The Arctic Whaling Season = Eclsa"
pIctc Failurc.
LONDON, September "a letter from
Disco Danis Strait, dated July 18th, says not
one vessel OF the Arctic whaling-fleet has
caught single fish. 1t was expected that
the season would prove q complete failure.
No vessel has been able to pass through
Melville bay, which was unprecedented
The bay from the neighboring heights ap.
peared completely blocked with ice, and al
efforts to penetrate had to be abandoned
| The whalers say it is the worst year for ice
and southerly winds they ever saw.
|. Eastern Affairs.
! VIENNA, September 9.-ln the engage
ment at Bhaes two Austrian officers were
killed, and sixteen officers and four bun
! dred men were drowned.
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For the Dispatch.l
ROa nOke PreSbyfcry.

The recent meeting OF this Presbytery at
Cascade, Pittsylvania county, on the Goth OF
August, was attended by but five ministers
and six ruling ,elders-Yiz., Rev Messrs.
William II. Matthews. f. &. Anderson, a.
3. Darlington. Thomas Drew, and 4. c..
Reid; Ruling Elders r. &. White, William
Morton, r. H. Richardson, L.eW Miller,
Judge Tredway. and Joseph y. Friend. !.
Rev. II. e. Reid was made modeI and
Rev. K. C. Anderson and Dir. II. G. White
temporary clerks. Rev. A. 3. Darlington
acted for the stated clerk in bis absence.
A letter from the Executive Committee Of
sustentation in regard TO special effort on
the occasion OF this years collection fof
which the time has arfiyed) for the eyangel-
istic fund, to increase the amount TO an aa'e.
RAE OF twenty-five, cents per church-1nem-
Der, was referred TO the, Presbytery's Com
niitIce oi Missions Tor appropriate 8 laon. .
4 letter from the. secretary ofpablica-
tion in regard 10 coiportage was referred 70
the presbgiery,s 6 oinnli It Tee OF lbiication'
and dts WAS oraered thing AGO lection ps
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ring s.. Three Democ satic greenback Repre-
sentatives are elected. one by bat eight ma

ifng,s g. Three Den1oc attic gree nbaeks Repre-
sentatives are elected. one By but eight ma
FORTY. s3 y
! BELFAST, September 8. Returns from q
large portion OF Waldo county Indicate the
election Oh the combined Democratic and
Greenback ticket Tor senators and county
officers by 1,G00 majority. Each OF the
eight Representatives is a Greenbacker or
Democrat. For Congress, Murch (Green-
backer} leads Hale tRepubf can1 by ct least
], 800 votes. 49, .S ~ X ID s-iS
The North Carolina and Virginia Cot
f7S* sas'. ton Crop. t.1st 800
NORFOLK. September 9.-The following
report OF the condition OF the cotton crop
In North Carolina md Virginia Is compiled
from thirty.fyc replies from twenty-three
counties: The weather since August 1st
has been very wet. Eight replies report
the weatber not SO favorable as last year,
ten about the same, and seventeen better
than Inst year. The cotton Is generally re-
ported fruiting well, but some complaint is
made on account OF heavy rains keeping it
from retaining its squares and boEs. Twen-
ty-seyen replies report the crop about as
good as last year, il not better, and eight
not so good. Picking has not commenced
YET: and. will not be general until about
September, 18th or October 1st. NodamaSe
Of any consequence has been done by
worms, but y good deal.is reported from
rust and shedding, particularly the latter.
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no THE WORLD GOES.
TELEGRAlss FROM ALL,QrAETERs
re- TIE nTsrATcH.

THE YELLow-FEvER sCoURaE IN THE
soUTH-TsE sTUAT 10 n AT HOLLY
5spRIN'Gs NEW ORLEANS AND ELSE.
\ WHERE-THE FEVER UNDER coNTRoL:AI
4 GREsADA-MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN
RELIEF COMMITTEE IN NEW YoRK-AN
ALARsfING STATE OF AFFAIHs tH MEM
/ PHs-HEAVY MORTALITY IN NEW Or
LEANs-NEW CASES REPORTED FROM
oIHER FEvER-sTR1CKEN PoINTs-CoN-
DITIoN Of THE COTTON CROP IN vIR-
GINTAAND NORTH CARoLrNA-CoNGRE
sToNAL EoMINATIoNs-T ELECTION IN
MAINE-PRoBABLE ELECTION OF A DEM
i0CRAT TO coNGREssLFAILURE IN GIN.
CNNATt-UNfAvoRA SEASON FOR
WnALING-PAR!s EXPOSITION, AWARDS,
&c, &c, %s< =
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From Norfolk.
AID FOR THE YELLOw-FEvER SUFFERERS
] =. sQUALLY wEATuER-HEAvY FREIGfT.


AID roR THE YELLOw-FEvER SUFFERERS
i =. soUALLY wEATHER-HEAvY FREIGHT.
~ W Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.1
NORFOLK, .YAsy September 9.-The en-.
,yelope- collection in Portsmouth, to-day fol
the yellow-feycr sufferers reached 5000,
swcllins:thc aggregate contributions OF that
city so far to; $4,000. The party Of nurses
forwarded to Memphis to-day numbered
nine. ''sa'@.
Rough, squally weather outside all yes.
terday and last night. and several vessel:
put in here in distress for repairs. to..spars,
sails, and rigging. The steamer Old Domin'
ion, from New York, last night reported O
rough passage, and brought the heaviest
freight Of the season for Virginia and Ten.
messed 81. .t''.i ..,s sA. 'i.'s-..>
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.aUmAN.g7AE. GOODS. &c.

T ". CORBET. MANUFACTURER
~. OF HUMhN-HAir GOODS, $40 BROAD
STREET.-Ladics' own hair combings mace over
mi beautiful BRAIDS 1T 20 and Zoe. per ounce,
FIN(EH-PUFfS. three for 25c.: CC KLs, ~ 10
25c each for making: fEAL-IAiR SMr r,,dl;S,
ai shades, at very low prices lNIlSiBLh lhoS,
net at 81 per inch and In great variety OF styles
tho Conquest - and the 'Victorla' are very Eeat
aud stylish, and the cheapest lron-pleces mans
only 75c. EACH The former are made OF hrst-iuai-
/, y hair, beautifully waved. and, with hnker-guls,
form a very pretty head-dress. The " Victoria are
made natural waterfriZZes, medium SIZE ana are
very popular. FRIZIES IT 20, 80, ana 3Gc per
yard. all colors ,rcers and inquiries ny Ina IT,
ceirc prompt attention. l.. ". CoRBEl'
nm 3.TutThS MIN 519 broad street.
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~, FOR THE FEEBLE.

FNCOURAGE3lENT
~ FOR TIE FEEBLE.
So long rs The failing embers Of vitality are capa-
bic Of being rcknGed into warm and genial glow,
Just so long there is hope for the weak and elna-
ciated invalid. Let him not, therefore, despond,
hut derive encouragement from this and from the
farther fact that there Is restorative most potent
in renewing the dilapidated powers OF Il broken
down system. Yes, thanks 10 lis uneXamp!cd ionic
virtues Hose,tc Stomach Bittcrs Is daily revi-
wing strength In the bodies and hope III the minds OF
the feeble and nervous appetite, refreshing sleep,
the acquisition of flesh and COLOR are blessings at
tcndaut upon the reparativc processes which this
price less inviaorant speedily initiates and carries
to a successful conclusion. Digestion is restored
the blood fer,izcd and sustcnance afforded to each
DEMONSTRATING organ by the Biters, which Is inof-
tcnsiye even 10 The feminine palate. vegetable in
composition, and thoroughly safe. Use II; anu re-
gain vigor! sc lo-Iu,Ih&sS"
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whereabouts of Cabinet Officers.

WASHINGTON, September o.-OnlyS three
members OF the iCabinet-Mcssrs. Sherman,
Evarts, and Schurz-are in the city. Post
master-General Key is on the Pacific coast,
Secretary Thompson is in Indiana, Attor.
General Deyensis West with the Presi-
dent, and Secretary McCrary is in Iowa.
Messrs. Thompson and McCrary are taking
part in the politics OF their respective
SfGtnS. -.
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Fly Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September 9.-Goil opened at LOOK.
Noon.-Stocks firm. Money on call, per cent.
Gold, 1004. ExcLanRe-Long; 1872; short, 1861
! lEuentng.-Money easy al per cent. Exchange
quiet at 482. Gold weak ut 1OOk Governments
sieany;. new SIS, LOG. States steady. - -
- .;1@' ~ BALTIMORE
: BALTIMORE, September 9.-Tiryinla 6,s. old. 20 I;
deferred, 5: consols, 54;s second series. 29H:
past-due coupons, TAX. North Carolina G's, old.
Is; new, s.; special tax, /. Bid to-day.
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The mining camp at Cariboo, in idaho,
has been plundered by a party OF seven
armed mer. The miners on scattered claims
were robbed in detail Of about $4,000. and
all the good horses were carried of, the
poor ones being shot to prevent pursuit.
The Salmon-River .stage-coach was cap.
turcd by Indians on Friday night and the
mail burned. The driver succeeded in es-
Gaping. s....s. ~, ...., =. :.
fla. Zcak and Carrie Myers were found
dead in each. others arms at bluscatine,
Iowa, on Saturday. Each had been killed
by a ball in their iorehcads. They had pre-
yiously bought white; slippers and Grape,
and when found the Grape was tied on their
arms and they were wearing the slippers.
Their deaths must have been instantaneous,
as there was no sign OF q struggle or pain.
Two inches OF snow TELL Sunday at Cacy-
ennc, Wyoming Territory. 49,
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BOOTS. SHOES. DC.

Especial NOTICE-TO MY 0LDa
y CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN-S u.s.
ERALLY.-I ain prepared now 10 mskesN
1rYkTLY-RE DUcEp PEIcEs. Boots, 81 0.o0-for,
nier price. SI2 Callers, S7-fogmer priee,ss;sand
ais otiicr wort, 1t bropcr.fonatefy low prices.
ST G.2w ". B. bIEW. aeS Main street.
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pEIyTETG-EzDUSES.
DIspATCu PRINTIyG-HOUS1.

DIsPATCH PRINTISG-HOUSG.
GOOD WORE. L"W PRICES
Ilsy,ng ono OF :he LARGEST AE!' G.:!-
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES - TIE SOUTH, ''.G-
tined with ssiiru! mechanical talent. We &rv 80"
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Congressional Nomination.
NASHVILLE, September 9.-Atkins has
been unanimously nominated By the Demo-
Gratis OF tine Eighth district.
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! Prcsbytery OF Montgomery. :
. = = a. Z ALIIANu NJ NAV .O,KFktFSH
RocKBRIDGE. COUNTY, Va, !.

: The Prcsbytery OF Montgomery met here
yesterday. Much sympathy ia ielt for the
beloved pastor OF the church. Rev. D. w.
Shanks, detained at Rockbridge Baths BY
sickness. His brethren. are cheered by
hopes OF his recovery. 4 !. .;..s,..~,.ias.
Mr.. W. Fl. Ochltree was received as a
candidate for the ministry. :. ..,,, ..., ;: y.
Rev. j. G. Dinwiddie, Of West Hanover
Presbytery, was received. and accepted n
call to become the pastor of Big Lick church,
where he has been preaching. for some
months. r.. III