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FLOEfpA hLECrInN.

BAIT, Oct. 14-Thcrcturns received from ! 6
counties in Florida show Walker (American)
for Governor to be rs ahead. The is counties
to hear from gave 3T+ Democratic majority in
1854. They embrace one-fourth of the popular
vote of the State, and if the Americans have
gained in thcmin the same proportion the vote
must be very close, and the result doubtful The
Congressional vote in some counties runs ahead
and in others behind the vote for Governor.
WASH, Oct 1.-THE Union of this morning
does not mention Florida.
Dispatches from Charleston says that twenty
counties show majority of 100 for Perry Dem
ocraD Among nine counts to hear from are
Dale and Orange, in which the Americans ex
pect large maioritics.
SAvANNAu, Oct additional returns from
Florida Indicate that the Democrats have carried
the State by 500 majority.
[sEcoND DlsPATcH.l
The whole Democratic ticket is elected. The
Mayors majority is $50.
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--&o.-

LHE LATE DEsrRUcTIvE FIgE IN EAxCuEsTER.
We gave something yesterday of the dcstruc-
u'eccnhagration in Manchester Itcommcnced
i'9un . o'clock on Sunday evening, in the ex
t=i,ire carthage and wagon factory of Phelps,
I'm 1 Co, whose loss is nearly $3O,UU1, one.
t.ai Of which is covered by Insurance Hall
!Speer, The largest pillow manufacturers in the
--tcn States, were also visited 6y the bosom
q .a%tluetion. They had an immense stock Oh
a'.l, awaiting rise in the river loss, So, 600.
ts'rel il Lynchburg Insurance Company fur
t!,.J1- Two frame buildings owned by Mrs.
hal, and valued at $500. Mrs. II. is fully in
s4sL y frame cottage owned and occupied by
TIE SINE !a.ly was completely Quilted, and may
B.. sid to DC total loss. Loss about 81 ,OU6,
Which is partially covered by Insurance. Two
lane buildings belonging to Mr.. Townsend and
Occupied by Mrs. Dubois and Mr.. $ cwart Loss
sbs4' $500. Not Insured. A brick building
On the corner of Market and Walnut, and occu-
ped ~ John Dubois. Loss about $500. No
Issuance. Two buildings occupied by MIR.
fc'Ains. one dwelling, and the other as a
Eosi-otlce Both were destroyed, but the books
and papers were saved. Loss 81 900. No in
snrs''ce, The total loss is between seventy and
eighty thousand dollars. The cause of the fire
Is doubtless to be attributed to inccndiarism,
i some sniScrcant posted on one of the build
inss destroyed, this notice: Look out This
"Av!e square will DC destroyed to-day"
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FROM PumAnELpHIA

Der. 14.-The voting is going on vigorously
on both sides without any disturbance. The
day has been cold and disagreeable, rain fell CO.
The Shtfier hose case, heard on a writ of ha-
bcas corpus before Judge Thompson, who, after
hearing the evidence. has liberated on bail for
good behavior all but five, the latter including
John English, Baltimore police officer, were
committed for trial on the charge of murder
The commitment of the entire crowd yesterday,
caused much excitement, which has had the
effect of bringing out a full American vote, the
latter party appear confident of result.
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Tue Louisville journal thus aIIudes to the in,

Inc Louisville journal thus ailudes to the i'm.
psOvcmcnts of the Falls:
..taPt, Jesse Vansickle and David DRYDEN, falls
pilots. have been engaged for several weeks III
improving the falls. They have had about do.
[i' men employed for that purpose The ex.
lslSe incurred thus far has been entirely defray-
Su ny themselves and some of the other falls pi-
"S. FOR the purpose of informing ourselves
correctly Is to the work, so far as it has pro.
ssS>ed, and what benefits will be attained by il,
"s ~ 10 the place last evening.
Il Zoe JOB Is a very heavy anddifficult one and
|e gsaiIcaen who have undertaken it have no,
"a! deyoted their tine to it, but their means
= via be OF great benefit to the whole steam.
.at Interests Of the West, and we hope that the
ssS'hnoat owners here, at Cincinnati, Pittsburg
,' Other points will sec bfessrs. Eansickle, Dry
-sh ami others rccoInpenSed. Their pr>scnl
mans arc nearly exhausted, and no time shualt
t LOST IN forwarding the work Action there.
'''s ought To be taken Immediately.
seth9oatinen are aware thai there's shute
~ e'e ialIs which is about foot deeper tLau any
,S'ct' but could heretofore be used only BY small.
r. H'.' owing TO the narrowness Of the channel
i'S improvements have been confined altogcth.
OH Acoferdam has bnen erected above this
s-'i'e :" as 10 turn the water of and admit oi
Jy liig on the work, which consists together
w., lining and blasting rock. The chute is fully
- 80 Ea:Is In leagth. Boats % feet wide hav,
yss a1!e to 20 through it, but after the improve
~ us aie completed, the largest boats will b
, i,19'sG 10 pass II This channel, as we haN
-IIs"uy stated is nearly a foot deeper than an,
g.l:F on the fails. Il viii be ,ieepened at leas
"a "a inches more, and large boats will have thu
L. d. "',,Na"tagc Of eighteen inches more watci
IL, 80. require about two weeks more to COLI
fsNe the Improvements.
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Mss GIBBS yesterday afternoon gave speci-
men concert at Washington Hall, to let persons
see what She could do, and as an antspast Of
what hey may expect Tonight. We never
heardsRy one who seemed to have more perfect
ami entire control of the voice. She seems TO
hsre the rare faculty of mimicl,ing nearly every
tnj Of vocal or Instrumental music. Her ilni-
ht'n Of Gen. Tom Thumbs voice. in one ofthc
ross whi'n he sings, is said by those who have
lad both to be perFcct. We look for large
TIL out up there tonight. Just read the lii
performances in another column.
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Ta-ygarr at the Athenaeum will be presented
Is the first time in this city, Shakspca*e's great
phr If King Lear. We cannot but consider
i. sast as splendii-onc, and that the merits of
The pay will be well setout by the arrangement.
NJ. Roberts will appear as King Lear, Mrs DUFF
s!ias CoFl.ia, aud Mr.. Hanche,t as Edgar
The t.ree principal characters of the play. The
p.,fornance will wind up with the laughablc
hr,e Of the Eton Boy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a. OHlJ ElECIlON.
Z u: Oct 14:-Demoeratis majority
the county. As far as heard from, democratic
gains. The democrats are rejoicing.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct s14.-The Republican ma
ljority in this city is two hundred aud ninety
four. Large Republican gain.
Three townships in Clark CO. give Rep.
maj. of 43S. Rep. gain large
CrScINNAT1, Oct. l4-The election passed off
quietly. The weather is cold, windy and disa-
greeable- Incomplete returns of this county
embracing the LIST and I'd districts, indicate tii,.
election of the Democratic ticket, but 10y rctu-
ced malorities. The returns of this State gea-
orally indicate Republican gains.
No report from Indiana, line not working.
CLRvELASD, Oct I4.-roiedo 400 Dem Iuni :
Sandusky City ~ Rep maj; Huron Co, !
townships, Rep. maj. sol, 1 township Dem
maj. u, Sandusky Co., 1 township % R,.y
maj; l township 35 Dem. maj. Cleveland. !
wards heard from, 40 Rep. gaia. Clark co.,
township, Rep. maj. 1872.
St. Joseph CO., Ind, Colfax, Rep. for Congress
IN two townships hns 2S2 maj. z=l,zazls
A message from Philadelphia says the Deu,s
have carried the city.
Seven wards heard from. Rep maj. in lye
wards 40l; Dem. maj. in wards -. Toledois
all counted. Dem. maj. 55T. Huron COUNTY,
Steamships heard from, 90s Rep maj, Z, i
Dem. maj. in l. Sandusky Co., . towns.lips
heard from, in the Rep. msj is lS5, in -
Dem. maj. Columbiana Co., 3 townships !,ca..!
from, 1884 Rep. maj. Lake Co. Rep maj in
townships is 300 Lorain Co., ~ townships
heard from, $40 Rep. maj.
In townships and city of Springfield, Clark
county, the Republican majority is So9.
CoLuMBus, Oct 4.-An of Franklin Co. in
but four townships. Galloway, Rep ahead, 20
votes The balance of the towns viii not vary
materially. Only ono township in Licking heard
from; gain of 81 for Galloway. Picknway Co,
reported for Cox, dem, by from 200 to 400.
Clarke Co. gives the Rep. State ticket over
LOO maj. Rep. gain of 400 on last years vote.
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ycCLrRg Housr.-we learn from the Wheel
r: lnteiii.sencer, that the Mcclure House, in
tat city, has changed proprietorS DR. Wat.
50 Carr retires, and Jacob q. Metcalf, ESQ,
.saules the Responsibility Our old FREUD
Nsica!f is a good business man, ana has had am.
!le experience in that profession" The pub,
Il sill find him gentlemaniy, highly acconmo-
ta.ias, i'aEing the knowledge, as well as the
VII 70 do, lie can't fail to ple..se.-Steu1saeiAl
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p,s RlcE's C:Rcrs was largely attended yes.
tells evening, and the different feats passed
Of ah great eciat They have had an unfa-
r,.b!e tine, but considering the variety Of
,aa.eu,suts now in progress have we think net
ii quite snug sun. Dams horse, elephant
nj AIDES, arc curious specimens of what might
h e,lIel cultivated instinct
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NEW YORK MARKET

Der. l4.-Cotton dull, sales 500 bales. Flour
firm, sales 1900 bbls. Wheat has an upward
tendency, sales of 100000 bushels. Corn stea-
dy, sales of $4,000 bush. Pork steady. Beef
firm Lard dull. Bacon held higher. Linseed
oil firm, sales 10 arrive at 1O0al1O, and no on
the spot. Lard oil quiet at 105al10. Scotch
pig iron steady, sales of 100 TONS Coffee dun
Sugar buoyent. Mo!asses quiet Freights stea-
10y. Stocks dull ~ 4
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ERnM NEW YnpK

Der. 1.-THE Rev Constantine Pise of St
Charles Roman Catholic Church in Brooklyn.
publishes card this morning denying in The
most positive terms the statement of the Express
of Saturday, that he had, while Chaplin to Con-
gress administered the sacrament of the Eu-
charist to Col Fremont
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE "I.ITTI,E IiIAN,I7o
OR is OTHER WORDS,
TWO MILLS IN nME

TWO MILLS IN ONE,
Thus enabling persons using them to accomplish as
much in the same tl;ns be doe b. Siale
size GREAT IMPROVEMENT has been .uuIs In
the strength Of the A and the Manufacturers can nov
challenge the world to produce machine, Tor tie ir.
pose, capable of accomplishing LILLE
power so light ami portable, aud ye; s.rOng and
bic, Ne the improved or Three Cone
Donbie 1.ittIe Gtnnt Corn HstiI.
The Mil can not be broken by means. exrcpt
there be unseen defects in the casting Should tEur Ian.
pen to be NALL bit al gravel, email knot IT, sic
corn the mill will grind them without uuriug lvrst
We do not OF course, warrant them Improper
Farmers, Stock Growers, Butchers. a:l and every on.
who has stock Of kind, either or for working
purposes, that In IL yon fpc y0t
can the price of No. g Si every sly uoE;s TIE
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT" is offered as tie
BEST CORN AND COB C3UsGER EgEY XADE AND
Is so GUARANTEED.
No. s. or three horse Mill grfnds, from Is to so
bushels . per hour S,,; Price $50 60
UusAelS per
I" ?, or one horse Mill Erinds, from IL TO Is
bushels per hour. ..,............... a co
/, will grind from to sbushcs per hoGr.. j. 20
SCOTT HEDGES,
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nm -TNTELLIGENGER
;o;yEsDAY MORN: OCTOBER Is, 1886.
TO Tn e PUBLIC
, tbl. day sold to Messrs. Campbell 1 MeDerr

-, tbl. day sold to Messrs. Campbell McDerrnot
1ntelifssneerO wereturn sincere thank.
for the many acts Of kindness We have re-
hands and cordially commend our successors
,,l.. We doubt not they viii ever be found prompt
,.p.ve to every department of business, ard viii
esort to deserve TIE patronage Of community
,,,unt, =ftrun TO the is:h instant. ard We hope our
Ali Us in speedily closing up outstanding
=, sa.s c: the firm uil be settled by either of the
and NJ Beatty wiz be found a, the office for tia.
,.r.... BEATTY co.
,s..aPs, oct. s.h, 1856.
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- GREAT VIRTUES or
AAPIOHtS VEGETABLE 7XNCTUHEyy
R.LrrNosE. March q. 1sas

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1856
tackled with paIn my right ankle. We sen; for rhrs
ciaT who ordered to be pou!teed very rncl
to the height Of knee very severely Win rain
and knee, which frequently laid open to the hone md
out Of which came particles o. bone number Of IS
W W . WV . TRIES iis cot COUNTRY iHsAi AIR iR"s
was then taken to Hartford county this State; the pbys
clan there told my and friends he could heal b.. I
GERS but could not live afterwards physican work
sd WITH me LOT seven weeks using the knife frequently TAX
ing from the ulcers proud les and pieces without
seyer st I Se ] OF The applications very
could not stand by AID suffer thought at This time
freely white pus win no sir, CT biood apJ ~ FnGnnE
% my nEers white would issue therrfrom
BALTIMORE BY HOME!
then returned to Baltimore, my home, expecting
otmy friends used various remedies some
OF which gave only ulsi Ircntiuc TO To
an ulcer formed, from which piece Of bone Lnoth
ar p asG Termed on my spine hieh my Physicians OUT
only means Of saving life After this, yet anothes i5rss
ca on my right arl and also my groin as also on
other parts Of my body, which number size asons-
co nose VINO saw them was reduced Skeleton
: DEATH RELIEF,
cT e " II nave been relief Ihsd tried ply
cured f ~ sTGS S v 81 r aS ISc
me- 10 ' AT io fine baS Ts aT
n.y. n.y. years commenced taking d"ptoRS Htgeta6Ie
HOPE coMEsr
had taken FIVE Sos ci SO ae5 hGR and S It The
mao me commence TO believe tla It cure me- con
strength eaIue to my shattered syste and vit
cut further detail am happy say my leg is also healed
and general renovation my health has taken place and
no" CONSIDER n"seh cured b. this wonderful medicine
alone have given but OF nv surrinrs bn4
my friends Th9 may read this will bear testimontS that
Ramptol.'s Ttgeta5te 7Tncturl,"
and viii say to all who afflicted as have been 20 USE
EDWIN M. sPRANKL1S, q.
No. p Register street,
Sdoors north Of Pratt st.
1T IS GPEAT SlJ9Lgo 5lLEDIcZwEt e.
TIE GREAT RE%OVAToR OP THE SYSTEM
Delicate ladies and children please to gfTe IL.
SoNETHLEG ABoUT RA.MPTo8oS 7zy-TrRe-1o
SERTOGS SUFFERERS.
As an lnVEorator and Restorative where ycutIe stror
liant wanted believe superior TO all the C5Ft., %
ULA and RHEUMATISM. with ali diseases Of The SrSeb and
BOwelE, liz has truly SuecesnI to t ,inSis 10 S
"ncF The most valuable remedy which houAaRdr
SoE By f. Eosaa $40 Sc S isss. wheeling e..
Sold BY MORTIMER MowBRAr.
24O Baltimore St. Baltimore
.s,y-pric. q, ,.. ,...,. aud 800, Broadway, n. 7.
MONROE aOU 90.
loPPosl TIE THE susPENsIoN- BRIDGET
s.sl1l..l..i.l-G Va. =
VIM. B ARR EFT, Propriotor
THIS vel known Hotel bias been newly ressvs,et and
nov ternS es best Of accommodations traveller
AT MODERATE RATEs
located the city, opposite the sus
pension Bridge and only feSsqusrsS from the Railroad
Dsr0ts and stst uSe oa, L9q 7 =, 49,,
Is attached House Travellers and hoaraers may rest
fhH' 10 pains WIN 5s spared e add TO their eos
10y q tFGss . . &Pse- lfaGa
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CINCINNATI MARKET

OcT 1+.-Fiour dull. sales 285 bbIs at &, 5 for
supertine, and 5.go for extra Wheat scarce
and firm at !, 1Ga1,lT for red, 1926 for white.
Oats in good demand at 80. Corn unchanged.
Whisky steady, sales 100 bbls at 29a26l-S. Cof-
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". Rso.rts' dslineation of Cardinal Richelieu
ID, night, was in our opinion unexceptionabIc
:, srs.y particular. Considering the weather
,a5 tts opposition amusements, it was played
t.gssl house.
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FROM MASnlNGToN.

Der. 1.-THE steam fris,te Wabash arrived
at Annapolis this afternoon. The Rresident7yiil
arrive hero Tomorrow evening. The T;ll dis
receive him and escort hin to the White Mn,l.c
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ODD FEELows, DMfRepoRY

/ : =
TiFsinius Lodge No. ss.-Ateets .erery Thursday
evening At the Hail. Market and Monroe streets
Joss 8. wRssnT, n. g.; B. N. Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as aboveeyery
Monday evening. JouS BArHG, y. c.; n p. C1Iplfre
Secretary. gx-,st'T
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 3s.-NIests as above eve
ry Wednesday eyealns. j. O. HorFH1Sx, n O.; .John
Sriade, seeretary.
wheeling Lodge no. 59-Meets every Monday
evening at the Hail. MARKET Quincy streets n
RuoHS, \. G.; John T7O1,tEa, Secretary.
PAMELA Lodge Ne, S3.-sIests as above every
Friday evsn'sC. l. y NsLArsN. G.; ". ". Blanchard,
Secretary.
3 hra,n'r ssnsanaP.aent 40. t.-,tsets a. the
Hail. corner Market Monroe streets rSt and third
Tuesday evenings Of each month II. utu24S C. P s. ".
Pedrso7, Scribe.
HYm. Tell Escnnlpment 80. 3{.-Meets as
above the sseoHr and rth Tuesday evenings Of each
month"; VIZ KEiSxEEE.c p; VIA. Fstsydrtsr. Scribe
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
chic Lodge No t0I.-Meets Mt Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Sfouree streets the st and ti Mon.
Day evenings 81 each month C. w stoHTs, NJ AEer-
uHGs'' LdHrsfia. Secretary.
Wheeling lodge no. soS.-aIects as above on
ic ,st aud t;e Thursday evenings of each month F. a.
BRsSTLtssLE, ". ~; S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheei5Hs U"iou Chapter No. I9.-Mects as
above The ssob.d Monday evcni; of each month. W.
So7FT' III 5. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Yhee!ing .ssncumpmemt No. l.-Meets as
above the 9HrI Monday evening Of month. W.
BATES, g. O., Il. EoriRg, Recorder.
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NOMINATION.

BosroN, Oct 14-The Democrats of the 4th
Congressional District have nominated Rufus
Choate for Congress 1t is doubtful If he ac-
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Corner Maln { wa.er stree5.. cinemnalL. GLln.
BEACH IstAxD, s. G, 1861.

BEACH list AND, s. g, 1855.
constant use for she last nine months aa have fed NY
entirely on Corn and Cob Neal have Uarsr, my
horses and mules harder than during past simmer and
they have never before at this OF thu year
as good condition As they Two horses yr.nd
hteen bushels per hour easily, and feel
save fully thirty per cent h usnEtlc MIL.
with several kinds of crushCrs consider the LfIYE
CLINT far superior to any / have seen
Yours respectfully TIIQS s. MILLER
White Hail. r. y. Madison Co., X.
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AYERS CATEARTIC PILLS.

iE sciences Of Chemistry Medicine In been taxed
their utmost TO produce tls best perfect rursa
that these Puts have virtues WHICH surray tie
ordinary medicines, and that they up
take but powerful TheIr penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities body remove the OBJ
They purge e Eoui umcrs which breed and grow dis
temper stimulate sluggish discr-rrd organs into their
whole System Not Only do sy cure the GyerS Go come
plants Of body but also formidable aud dangerous
diseases maj nave eaed tue best of human SKILL While
diminished doses the safest and best pysc that can be EN-
poyGu l0r chdrsn Being they pleasant
OF harI Curcs have which surpass belief were
they not suhstaEtise b. Of position and
AS 70 oEhih the suspicion 0f untTutl. Many emf
nent ccFgymen and Lent their nnes 10 GER
thy to the public the Reliability my remedies, willie oters
nave sett ue te assurance OF their conviction flat
arations contribute iaC1scy relief Of my liced
suffering f-iloW-nlei.
The Agent below named Is pleased furnish gratis my
American ALMANAC, containing directions their USE
ana the certificates OF their OF he following COM
plaints:- -
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints. rheumatism, prorrr
leattonrn heaiaCie arising ro:n foul Stomach Nausea
thererom Flatulency, Apgtitr ali Uicerors and
cutaneous Diseases when require cvAcuant MsdcInr
Scroula Kings Evil They also by purifvuv liz, blood
anu stimulating the system, complaints which Il
could not be supposed they could rrarl Deafness
Partial Blindness Neuralgia ana Nervous Irritnbty
OF the Liver and Kidneys, GOut, kim
ired complaints arising OF tie body or oh
strHctlons OF IT, functions.
pl tney make more profit ASH for ATEH's PLLs
tase nei:s tise No other :ey Civ" compares
sick want the best aid Tor tle and they should
have II. ~
DR.. James c. Aver,
Practicaland Anal! teal Chemist, a
PRICE % CTS PER BOX FIVE BONES FUR Il
The genuine ARTICLES sold BY S-'
Andby all Druggists ia Wheeling, Sad neaIsTsl in stdcne
everywhere. ~ 05.fr,
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1Nn1ANA EIrcurIn>1

INDIANA ELECIiUN.
ISD1ASAFoLIs, Oct. live have whipped the
old line democrats like the devil
"REPCBLiCANS."
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rev York Business Notice.
of'Icr-;i5J BROADWAY, New YoEk.

~ choose the pattern of our dresses,
~ ROT ;Ae color Of our ;rvsses.
W course each raan Of tasts corfessrs,
r. iA,' ire rcd hair his ey es d.st-.ss,s.
Ai'H' Han DEE inpArts sfIs:lid black OF brou
E.,,rl sid AID applied priva,el., his
-'..-a,e4t' 10. AssOE uoasS, H.w YORK
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" OuTs RESPECTFULLY III
White Hall, =. .. Madison Co., X.
(F0rn Lis CTnciRaHti Weekly Times jfay 1sth, fss1
Ancth er Trial beiwecn Rival orm and 4 Q b

GsE;is, nI ssnrIs, E.y
THE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT
We learn that quite crowd assembled Paris XIV on
the oh TO witness trial OF power beta Ie Little i.cnt
and the Excelsior Mills the former l. or.4 nv
Messrs Scott Hedges OF this city In relation &c lie
Louisville Courier says: 80
Tine grand contest between the Corn and Cob Mills
Little Giant" and "EEteiSior Young Amercar Nirgrtcd
no little attention, despite the a, ar
eoncouTse Of people trial This
We believe the second trial had :is spring betcn t
contendng Mills The present triumph for two silver
Hohsts, valued at $50 Tie judges appointed ~ ETnia
and were composed OF the officers Society and G
tersve stock feeders The iOewibg is ihe report the
committee: 49,
The undersigned having appointed eo.aniitte. Of
Judges, members of the bourbon Count cutiral S.ci
ETY., to determine, under [es preSe he'd their Cn-
ance the relative meTs Of the Cora a.I Cob Nils of
aSssrs scott HedRes. Cincihn ii, knoHn the Lathe
liant and Of Mess5s DouElas, Smith, Co. GAINESVILLE. o.
named ENcelsior Young america (LUvcti's PATENT The
tral took place in Paris n.y. TIC 81; 9th DAYS OF
''The Little Giant, in hundred revolution -rna
rssed and hay bUstIs of meal an average ,... ~
i9J pounds by the dgItdGi0oister Young Americt ~ the
same number of reYoluons, ground our and rssy5fS
OuSGES, at an average GRAFT of 1870 o:;s One-7Ig si
OF the meal ground b. each mill through, a No
and No 6Seiye The quantity Of cots left the M ivs
from the meal Eround bJ the Young America, Was double
that Of the Little Giant The the Little E,. os
o. more uniform dnees tIRn ground by t, y,,g
America Though tie Mills equal ,l.r meter l i,t
esd the grinding surface in tile L:e is s,Ips To
be ps tt1Hss greater than the Young Aue-t. :fli
tests, noft =,
Gant IS the superior MILL and best EaAlttd to ~, ,,f
the farmer, and they therefore award Il Ntssrs s.ett
hsdSes Tue Two SILVER Goeleis GRCTUS J. CLAY,
". y. DUNCAN.
CT. GARRARD
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