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PAINFUL INcoNsIsTENCIES.-S
men talk like angels, and pray with
fervor, and mediate with deep recesses,
and speak to God with loving affection
in silent devotion, and when they 90
abroad are as passionate as ever, peev-
ish as a frightened fly, vexing them
selves with their own reflection; they
are cruel in their bargains, nnmerciTnI
to their tenants, and proud as barba-
rian prince; they are, for all their fine
words, impatient of reproof, scornful
to their neighbors, lovers of money, SUI
preme in their own thoughts, and sub
nit TO none. All their spiritual fancy
is an illusion. They are still under the
power OF those passions, and their sin
rules them imperfously, and carries
them away nfallibly.-JeTeMy IaytoT.
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Light.
Edttors 1ntelltaeneer:

Like many others we are compelled
to use lamps instead of gas to obtain
light. We have tried nearly all the
various kinds of lamps and oils that
have been introduced, but we have not
been satisfied with lamp light until
end has about been attained, and we
can have n brilliant, safe and cheap
light; even if our landlord continues to
refuse to put gas fixtures in the house.
We have been trying the oils, lamp
chimneys and wickS manufactured by
the West Virginia Mining and Manu-
featuring Company, at Wheeling, on
find them as near perfection as need be
hoped for.
their lamp chimneys are superior to
anything now in this market, both for
durability and convenience, being SO
easily cleansed. The old style chimneys
unequal thickness of the glass in themi
that they became serious item of ex-
pense to everybody except the manu-
facturers. No matter how carefully
they were handled, they would break.
The expansion and contraction of the
glass, with heat and cold will break
them when they are standing untouch-
ed on the table. These new chimneys
are made nearly in the form of a
cylinder, and having an equal thick
ness of glass throughout, are not liable
to break by expansion and contraction
as the ordinary bulged chimneys. Fur
nished with shades that rest on an
Ornamental top, they can be sold at
about ;or nearly the same price now
paid for plain common chimneys, We
at first feared that having less draught,
they would either not burn clear, or
would give of an unpleasant odor,
but at a fair trial has convinced us that
these fears were groundless. Now If
we can get better article at or nearly
the same price than is charged for
an inferior one, that Is the article we
will use.
The new wick machine is, at first
sight, something of "A curiosity; but
when one has examined it carefully the
wonder arises why 1t was not thought
of long ago-it Is so simple, and has so
ton. With a web of common muslin,
or even with common paper, and a few
spools of cotton rowing, this machine
turns out as good a lamp wick as the
most fastidious can desire, at the rate
of about fifty gross per hour, and at a
much less cost 10 the consumer than
the common wicks can be furnished at.
We advise those who take an interest
in such things to go and see this new
invention working. You can get a
much better idea OF itin that way, than
we can give you on paper.
Three or four such machines kept
running steadily, can manufacture
enough of lamp wfcks to supply the
markets of the whole country at the
present rate OF their consumption. II
Is our private opinion that there Is
money in that machine, both for the
manufacturer and the " "CofsuHler-n
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.NAsHv1IIlLE. Tenn. Dec. n. lso5

Messrz HcCABE, RRAFr& CO., Gentlemen:
Ihaye been using your :. .DiaTThea Com pound
In my family for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that it - the BESr NI-pfeI,sE
Of The kind / have ever used, and do eheeTfnl-
1y recommend it 70 my friends l|7szIf7
! With much respect, am your friend
-. 49, VII. MfcICALFE.
t ofMetealIe, Bro. q Co..
McCABE. KRAFT & Co. Whole VIA T1,1,g.
gt6ts, Wheeling, w. Va. sole Propffators to
whom allordefa should be adtlfe "a. : - :.
For sale by REED. KRAFT & Co., Centre
ONO and by DealerS In Medicines every.
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The Jackson Clarion, a leading jonr-
nal of Mississippi, sneers at the act of
Congress in conRratulatihg the Car
upon his escape from murder, as s'the
most ridiculous piece of sycophancy
ever exhibited by a public body" These
chronic rebels don't like to have any
thing said against assasination.
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TIE Memphis Post of the third inst.
contains some further particulars OF
the recent riots between the whites and
negroes. 1t appears that the affray first
began between squad of police and a
party of soldiers who had been drink
ing. Hostilities ceased after time,
but the next day the police went down
into the negro quarter reinforced by a
large number of white citizens fully
armed, and every black man, woman
or child they could find was shot at.
The Post, which is a Union paper. ad-
niits that the negro troops just disband-
ed,-the Sd q. S. Colored Infantry
are the worst regimentof of colored troops
ever stationed in the city, and does not
attempt to make any excuse for them.
1t says, however:
"The people throughout the country
who read the particulars OF the catus-
-trophe; will naturally feel surprised
when they hear that South Memphis
was, for two hours, at the mercy of an
infuriHted negro mob, and by the same
authority learn that one white man was
killed and two wounded, while over
twenty of the negroes were killed and
When the blood of our people saall
become cool, they will look with horror
on the massacre of unHrmed and de-
fenseless negroes. The negroes may
have been, and doubtless were, in the
commencement guilty of some of the
otfenses charged, but the statements of
the Avalanche and argus, particularly,
were sensational, in the highest degree
exaggerated. We believe they did much
to cause the renewal of the contest yes
terday. These enewspapersar are busy SOW
ing the wind, which, III it bear not the
Whirlwind is no fault of theirs That
this riot was premeditated by the ne
groes, no man with the slightest preten-
sion TO common sense believes. 1t WAS
a sudden, unprecedented outbreak,
and the exact origin OF 1t is given in
our local columns, on the authority of
agentleman who was an officer in the
UniLed States volunteer service during
The war, and who resides now in the
vicinity of the original outbreak. A
large number of negroes have been
shot down while entirely unarmed and
defenseless, simply because they were
negroes.
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ohaplln lsth ". Va. Iniantly.
PrrmBuno. JOY s. lsea.

Mesra McCABE, KRATr 4 Co, Ge5ins1lel.
ALLOW me to add my testimony TO that OF
Others in regard % your celebrated iiDlafThea
COM mpound.b i have been for a ioffR time
EuhIeet TO the disease for which II lsTeeoui-
mended. have tried various remedies; but
never found one that 50 completely eradiete@
aro was suffering terribly with DiiTTfleIl s /
procured q bottle of itKrafts DfaTThea Conn
pound.H j experienced Immi idiate relief from
one dose, and after a third dose felt as well as
ever. 1Iegard Il as an Invaluable meiieine
and would not be without II. Yours truly,
5-f- tr-iiG1 ss-a L -W.STEWARE
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P,.s q. HILDRETH 81 BRO.

% Main Street. isHfs
WHEELING, w. VA.
"HoEEsALEp pEAIERS NNAiIROD
wv Bar Iron, Nails, Sheet Iron, Wire, Cast
Steel, Window Glass Printing Paper Wrap
Ing Paper, Plaster Parts; Land Plaster, Ce-
ment, Maryland Lime, Common Lime, Flour,
Shanghai Matches Salt5 Wooden Ware &C.
Agents for HoReS Improved Counter md
Platform Seales.v
= The htohegf Hlurket price paid Ior Rd9ss FId
scadT Ginseng. iScTnp Iron, q. 4le-- iyH '
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Union Meeting at TriadeIphIa Last
SATURDAY..

May 10, 1866.
Pursuant TO a call for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for the office
of County iSuperintendent of Public
Schools, the following delegates met in
convention at the borough of Triadel-
phia on May 18th, 1856.
Richie Iot0aship.-James l. Hay,
John w. Shultz and Capt, w. Schockey.
RichLdnd ToIDnShip.-Wflliam North,
John Turpin, VIM. Nicholi Abram Nc
Colloch, Richard Carter, Samuel War
den and DIR. John English.
YriddekphtG 1ashfp.-John sFerrel,
]. e. SisSon andI. y. Blanchard.
Liberty ToI01Iship.-A. C. Boggs, VIM.
w. Foreman, james @. Maxwell and J..
D. Whitman.
On motion, DIR. Johu English in the
Chair, and j. d. Whitman Secretary.
On motion, each township be allow
ed votes.
The following names were pDt in
nomination; Rev. j. A. Brown, M ".
Hill, Esq, Rev. Moses Tichnell, and
Samuel G. Stevens. The latter was
withdrawn without ballot.
n. l.. Hill was nominated by accla-
nation after the 9Th ballot.
Onimotion, ordered that the Secreta-
ry furnish the Wheeling INTELLIaEN-
GER with a copy of the proceedings of
this meeting, accompanied by a request
to publish.
Adjourned, by motion.
JOHN ENGLISH, Pres't.
J. d. WHITMAN, Secty.
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"a KEGS WHITE LEAD, PBRE lust
- sese.s ~ and tor sAle b 0DBERH. Chen-
~ end OF Stone Rridge mE21
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its kindred dlscases-during the coming

or its kindred dIseases-during the coming
Tbe following are n few Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
Propr1et0FH, by peTsons who arc well known
WHEKLNG, ,Apds25th 1885.
MessEs MCCABE, KRAFr q Co, Gentlemen:
Having used Kfaft 5 DiaErhea Compound, for
Camp DlaTrhea, with which IhaYe been deep
Iy am lefed for almost one month. al oLher
take pleasure In recommending u 70 the IA
yorable notice Of an who may be alike ntilet-
-. Chaplin 18th W. Na. immunity.
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DLAsTER PARIs-5o BBLS. O1ECINED
Plaster on hand and for Eale by. -
mrA &c. .H1LpRETH q BRO.
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I"GH OF q R a,

Keeptt in your house. and be prepared for
any sudden attack OF r.(
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For sale fin an Parts or the world
The Greatest Medicine OF
the Age.
KRAFT,s
Diarhea Compound.

H,HE ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
6oBlpLGfHt, and al diseases or the sfomnch and
bowels, incident % n change OF Diet or ClI-
It has stood the test OF time-has cured in
thousands OF cases IgheTG an other remedies
haze failed, and Is pronounced by the PUBLIC
the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-15
ONLY RRLLAB1E REalEDY
Of itskind now in use

Many prominent Phtpfeiars now use Il I'm
their practice, and unhesitatingly recommend
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The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
Stomach. Liver ana RoWeIsi

The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for a safe and trustworthy melIE-
cine, nee from c1lomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable them to per-
form their proper functions without con-
Gnual resort to medicinal aid.
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City Lime for Sale.

choice syrup. @
RCTIC SYRUP, BETTER THAN
"A Lovering's for sale by Il. J. SMYTH,
apr cor. Market and Quincy sts.
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HUB B ELS
CELKRRArKD
GOLDEN BITTERS I
a PURELY VEGETABLE rONrou
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THE BEST TONIC m THE WORLD
They invigoFate, strengthen and give new
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and VIII cure all cases of Dyspepsia, Debility,
Gravel, JRundiee, Nervous Affections Liver
Complaint, LOS Of Appetite, Heartburn,
Bilious Collie ChOleTn MOrbnS, Fever and
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Short Paragraphs hearing on the
Election I'm West Virginia ON the
21Ih OF May.
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j. d. wHITHAaIi Secry.
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day, the 24th Of May, 1866: 8i8f
HNo person who, since the LIST day of-June,
1881, has given or shall give voluntary aid or
assistance TO the rebellion against the United
States shall be a citizen Uf this State, or be
allowed TO vote at any election held therein,
unless ne has volunteered into the military or
naval service of the United States, and has
been or shall be honorably discharged there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-25
LOCAL NEWS.

DoppTRs ARRESTED. mentioned yes
.3o,. the arrest on the down train on the
n.oroe and Alexandria Railroad Of three par
,;.s for robbing the house Of Mrs. Mays. The
l,IIowiog additional particulars concerning the
,,rostod arc taken from the Lynchburs News
.U-o are pleased to hear that the three young
,., who robbed the trunk OF Miss Bette
N,a;te At the house Of her aunt, Mrs. Mays:
n.or GLASGOW Station, in Amherst on Monday
.,,,rrnc were arrested on the Orange cars at
gba1welI, in Albcmare, yesterday, by Captain
1,bn \. McLain, of this city, and were taken
=, rnIyepcr Court House, and lodged in jail
Tbor cot on the train at Shadwell, and were
Immediately recognized by Capt. McL@ln. \
.,l,rram was sent to Charlottesville, and also
:, GoIpepcr Court House, directing the arrest
~ the parties if they could be found, which
fortunately reached CulpCper before the pas
core Of the train, and gave Capt. Mcl4ain the
necessary authority to hold his prisoners. 1t
viii be a relief to the people to know that these
dasperatc characters are in custody; and we
.5qn be much mistaken if the investigation
,rbrl, will be made 90 not fix upon them the
,,;Ir of the murder OF Mr. Baew, near Buch
anan.
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a U ION SALES.

s}UBLIC SALE OF FAIRFAX LANDS.
L | will offer. ut public sale on MONDAY,
ne 9Th day OF November, 1866; 1t Fairfax CT
.t"u*e, that being the lst day Of the Circuit
G"uIt, tI.e FARM belonging to the estate OF
t I lac Dr. Daniel Januey, lying in said coun-
y, ahout eight miles northwest from the Court
mouse, about three miles from Herndon Station,
GU inc AicNA., Loudoun & Hampshire Railroad,
ana ABOUT two miles from the Little River Turn
pike, and adjoining the lands of William Lee,
Henry IA pert and others, and containing about
THREE III DRIED AND FIFTEEN ACRES
This farm has on it a good, comfortable, and
well arranged HOUSE E, u well of good water AZ
the door--olhcr buildings unimportant, and an
excellent ORCHARD of Peach and Apple
Trees, some fifty or sixty in number, just ready
90 bear About 1l5 acres are in GOOD timber
This land i Of excellent quality, and is consd-
cred one OF thr best and most productive farms
in Fairfax county Also LOT OF ABOUT
81! ACRES OF CHESN UT TIMBER LAND!
about three mile: from the farm. lying on the
road to the Court House, on what is known as
the old Ox-road. A further description IL
d"cncd unnecessary, rs those wishing to pur-
chase viii examine Tor themselves. Mr.. Harris
on. who lives Oh the farm, will take pleasure in
showing il to any ore. These lands are direct
ed to be sold in the will OF the late DR.. Janncy,
deceased, and must be seld to close up his es-
tate The terms will be made known on the
day of sale A. H. VANDEVANTER.
Admir-. with will anncX'd ofDan'l Janney, decd.
Loudoun county, oct Is -eOts
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having determined to resume his former business
in Alexandria, respectfully announces to the
public. that he has opened his establishment at
NO. 43, KING STREET,
below Fairfax on the north side, where he Is
prepared to furnish the public, with every de-
scription of articles in his line, which may b %
wanted. His assortment of co 0 X n u
STOVES, will embrace every variety, and OF
the best descriptions. He would enumeratc
among them, NOBLE Cook STOVE the best that
was ever in use and we'll deserving its name-
the LILLY, the PALMETTO, and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, if not
SUPERIOR to any ever offered for sale in AlcNan-
driu, and housckccpcrs can have any dcscrip-
ton of ware of that kind, which they may need:
he invites an examination of his goods, and
presents such selection cannot fail 20 please.
All kinds of ROOFING and SCOUTING,
executed in the best manner and on the lowest
terms.
An experience Of forty years in thi: business,
enables him to claim that he has il practical
knowledge Of it, in all in his branches. He is
DESTROYS Of not unl y accommodating, but giving
satisfaction to his customers and to I'LL purchaS-
crs, and they may be assured that what he sells
them will be Of the best materials and Of the
best Manufacture. He will warrant whatever
he sells 1t will DC his object to secure patron
age by constant and personal attention to his
establishment.
With this announcement he will open hi;
Manulactory, willing to show by his efforts that
the PATRONAGE he asks. will rebound to the adj
vantage Of those who buy, as well rs Of him who
sells and that the citizens of Alexandria and
its vicinity, need not go elsewhere TO purchase
what can be procured in their own city, from
one of their own people. jy l2-2awtf
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POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE-Robt.
McCuin, Tor disorGelly conduct, was fined and
discharged
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. WE II. Rushman, for
throwing stones at the house OF Lucy Lee,
negless, was bound over IN the sum OF so Tor
his good behavior for six months.
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BEHIND TINE THE passenger train on the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad, due here
Yesterday evening at forty five minutes past
f2pr, did not arrive until half past seven, be-
cause one of the cars Of the up freight train
cot off the track near the bridge over James
River, in the morning, and consequently OBJ
s;rotcd the track at that point tor an hour or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-25

CS@CYsTERs. EDWARD T. VALENTINE, at
his stand No. 81 Prince street. keeps always
during the season, a supply Of the very best
OYSTERS that can be had in the city, with which
he will furnish families and others. He will
also fiji orders from the country with prompt
ness, and guarantee satisfaction. He solicits
the patronage of the citizens. oc l9-1m
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HEAVY FREIGHT. The steamer Express
due here yesterday evening from Baltimore,
did not arrive until this morning, in consc
oucncc of her being 50 heavily loaded. \ por
ton Of her freight was three thousand bushels
Of corn. for Georgetown. She did not make
the landing at Chapel Point, on account Of her
heavy draught OF water.
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III IL me LIST Z.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-OCT. IS.
4 RRIT ED.

Steamship New York, Pratt, New York,
merchandise to NJ. Eldridge u Go.
Steamer Express, Ryther, Baltimore, to }.
Breeders IL Go.
Steamer Thomas T. Cahill, Norris, Baltimore,
to B. Wheat.
ScLr. Triune, Windsor, Nanjemoy, grain to
Thomas Perry.
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? y N 0 ' \ 4
The undersigned calls the attention OF his Gus,
TONERS and The public generally 10 his removal
from the Mansion House building, north Ftlr-
fax street. to NORTH ROYAL $ EEr, NO;
IT., between King and Cameron, where he VIII
keep good assortment Of GROCEkl rs AND
Liquors, which he will sell II the lowest
market price for cash. Thanktul for past IL
vors he desires Il continuance of the same:
j. +. LARklN.
y>;5~Iii CHEST price paid for produce. Toe 70
rs;IiE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
4 STOCKHOLDERS ithc ALEXANDRIA
WATER COMPANY, will De held on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 9TH III
slant ut the Company's Office, no. 81 King st.
G. w JAMESON,
oct 2j-fw Secretary
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STOVES, TIN WARE. &c.

q CUVIL LIER
y. (hELL ) old STAND)
No >, kl&G 81, ALEXAN DRIA, VA,
Dealer III all kinds OF
STOVES II D TIN WARE
PLUMBING, COPPERSMITHING ROOF
ING. GUTTEkING and SPOUTING done in
town und country, Mt lowest cash prices. All
work warranted II contracted for
nj
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nG9y~THE LADIES OF THE MIDDLEEURG ME-
MORTAL ASSOCIATION will have a dinner on the
30th Of the present month. Addresses Will be
delivered by Hons. II. A. Wise, and j. Il.
Tucker
Middebnrr. Va Oct q, lSGG-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-25

TRAINS Leave ALEXANDRIA DAILY ST. .

zs ~ 81:
TRAINS Leave ALEXANDRIA DAILY ('U:s-
nArs EXCErTEDJ AT q a. n.
For Fails Church, Vienna. Thornton. Hcrndnn,
Guiltord, FarInwe!l and Belmont connecting
at Gntord with Hutchinson Coaches, daily,
for sum Spring, Arcola Aide, Middleburg.
and Uppervile; and at F.lrmwcll or Belmont
with prncosk's Coaches Cor I.ocsblrg, Ham
ilt"n, Purcclivllie, Snirkersvllc, CAsLlcinan' ;
Ferry 1erryville and Winchestc or
FARE:-To Mddieburg, 50 25; Uppcrvi,ic.
81; Lecsburg, 80; Winchester, S. so. IN
"'', ''' ''', " ". BLYTHE,
oc i0-cntjanl General superintendent.
ORANGE AND ALGxiEDR1A RAILROAD.
Ia Ia - s -: : 90
On and after FRIDAY, the 18th instant, a
daily passenger train will run between Washing
ton aud Lynchbulg, connecting ut GOrdOnsVllle
with Va. Central Railroad train. Cor Rich mond,
StHI'nto!n and the Virginia Springs; ut Lynch
burg without detention, for ali the Southwest.
and ut Washington for North and West.
Leave Washington daily at $50 a. m. and
AlcHAndr" at'.l3 Il. m; arriving ut LynchburG
at ! - p. m, connecting with the Virgins. and
Tennessee train leaving l.ynchburg at 800 y. H.
Leave Lynchburs at 7.4ja 70; arrive at Alex
andri; a. AS j. II and II Washington ut J.43
y. III.
This road is ATTRACTIVE, not only for It's COM
Portable Accommodations. but Cor the fact that it
passes the now historic localities Of Furl:.x, Bull
Run, Manassas, BriStoc, Catletts, Ruppahan-
mock, Culpcpcr, Orange and Gordonsvillc,
places Of inpcrishablc Interest i'll the popular
mind.
Through tickets to all points south s"d south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phia,
dciphia and Baltimore, and ut the Offices Of the
road in Washington and Alcxandria.
J. II. BROAUUS,
ie 13-tf General Ticket A. gent.
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ToURNANENT.-Quitc number from this
city visited Carlin's Springs TO day to be pre-
sent at the grand tournament and bail, and /;
special train was run on the Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad for their accommodation.