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TELEqlH!AIMs from Washington say the
Secretary OF the Treasury will continue
to purchase three million bonds weekly
during August., ..,.r
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JesSoB. Mellor, Administrator Of the ctate
dtof Levl Aeil0f, deceased, and oihOTs. Mi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p6RB
Flouring and Grain Mills,

GA0uC1u6 0ASs S4Ass4A S4AEsAs sAfs44e4AAol i
Wbteh have got heen Invented arc unhde by
IRA IiAsIsT, 10 gIarkSbuTE, VIVA,
Hhey arc selling Fapilly. and every person
who IOe8 them AZ work u enthpkIaSlc in
their ptalse. All Iron and French Burr;
any other. "s'L'-e fL -l.t = I
THs alio makes ths best Of Saw Mills and
oardinG Machines .la apTSlyw I
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FRANCE.
Increaao Of Cadets s-AppOlnlmenls.

Incrense OF CNdetS-AppOIntmentS.
PARIS, July %.
Marshal Neil, Minister OF War, has
ordered that the number OF cadets ad-
mttted 10 the military schools be in
creased. t.,..,...- ...
The following appointments are an
nounced: Baron Taleyrand Perigoud
to be Senator; NJ. Bsndetli 10 be. Am
bassador to ST. Petersburg, and NJ.
Charles BoudIn 10 be Ambassador tt
Rarlln -----. -. .-a-
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The joke ,ot, the season 10 the com.
plaint OF Pittsburgh that the smoke Of
the Fort Wayne Railroad locomotive
deposits SCOT on the flowers Of Puts.
buFRh. r'7N'
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.5tR tRrStl!.s. Of ocean TelcEraphlpx.
Eaosaispga liiIessipits 81 the, Anglo.
ynh American Company VI I

American Company F 1
81 :. ss,i d ~ s,s.s n 70 NEW YoRK. July 90;
TheAuglo.AmerIcan Telegraph Com
pAuy announce their grcss receipts
nom the Atlantic cable since the land.
Ing Of The frat one, July q, 1890. Al up.
wards OF &645, 900. The number ol
messages hnsAteadIly Increased from a
DAILY average OF 20 under the GO tarl1
70 SSO ,durllg -laat month; while the
daily average Of dispatches In June,
1s69. y more than double that OF June,
1858; und6t E55I tariH, and the daily
average of'reeelpts shows by the same
comparison IN increase Of from .RiI7 In
June, 1865, TO G52l in June, 1869.
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River and weather.

,.t-. PlTrsnuRaH, July 20.
MonongahelR Ave feet, and falling.
Thermometer $50; raining. ran'
CINCINNATI, July 90.
River risen feet inches since Sat.
nrday; q feet ! inch In the channel,
Weather wet; Thermometer 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-27

JOHN Russell YOUNG has assumed
the editorial tripod OF Wilkes Spirit.
and makes itllSeiy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-27

hoenanaS aina Hefan s n's STtssIsn XII GGssis N
HooaandS German Tonic, pat up In QUAR-
bottleS, q 50 per bottle or n half dozen foF
Wbu, I..5H. |-if ysaf 6.tAt nns fHp
nFDo not forget 70 examine we'll the or.
ielo you buy, In order 10 GOT the genuine,
For rBal0 by Druggists and D0Al0n 10 Med.
TaG > ~ TsIFtlHH7 q
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Il 81 4 HM n


JIldOG Of dc Spprane Court of Pennsylvania.
"lEW ~! !PmLADRLrHtA, April %, 1888.
"I consider HooGlands German Btters. n
valuable IHeiiciIle In case of attacks OF indl.
ptsII0n nf DyapGpSial 1 LcAh certify this
from my experience OF II
Yours, with respect,
.rt- I7G.N!s JAMES THOMPSON"
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wAR.oxl ne. ponpEn.

The CanueES Preparing for ReaiRn
,sTGbiliyhata.no1Ga Z
,GsiJas ,LWgs TORONTO, July %.
1nSttuctlous haYe been received from
OttaWa TO have the RunboRts on the
lakea ready, iQr, ,immediate service.
RdmofS or FShia NOV Snnent dare
supposed 70 he the eauae 81 the order.
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lWITZERLANI
The RraSOnS for Denying Refuge TO
MnGEtnA,

sVN 70 N -iBRnNg, J July %.
The Swiss Government IustItles its
conduct In forbiddiflK tie fe9idencS Of
Mazzina on the Italian frohiier, on the
ground OF his. revolutionary doctrines,
and the duties imposed by iuternatIon.
al laws ,iIii'i,! T4g9 nnl3AiC
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4Lla nor. eponar saAaaKoop.

iS ~ Hon. GEoRaK sHkRawooD,
Jtutics N The Supreme Court Of Pennsylrdnia
PIpLADEIPHIA; 4; June J, 1859.
.f hive ouul by experienced that IOof'
Teiieving dyspeplo symptoms almost d.
Tectly, GEORGE EshARSWOOD."
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The defendants will takB nolicn thai
on the 6Ih and 9Th days OF July, 1859, De.
tween the hOuTB ol : o'clock A.. NJ, and
O'Clock p. NJ, at The counting houSe OF Chick.
State Of Massachusetts, the plaintiff will
tako the depo9Iti0nA OF Col. 4. E, CHECKER.
Ing, ]. e. ClRpp aud Henry Mason.
And on Tho 10Th day OF July, 1869 The
plaintiff will take tho deposition OF u. A,
HoeblSeh a SonS, No. ~ Maiden IanO, In
the CITY D; New York. stale OF New York.
. And on the 2Ith and 9lTt days OF July, 1863 al
the law ofilco OF Peck d Cochran, In tho City
OF wheeling, state OF West Virginia, the
plaintiff will take tho deIONitIOnE oi
samuel Mellor md Others, 10 be read In
evldGnce on the hearing OF the AbOYe cause
PECK 4 COCHRAN,
Jun3-itw SolR. for COmptE.
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Notice to Certain Nor:Rssidents and
..... .. Others,

".-. ULherS.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County, Circult Court.
The Merchants and Mechanics Blnk OF
Wheeling, ..., :
Leonard @. Frost and Nathan T. HIsbIe,
Partners under the frm name OF L. u.
u..'.... In Chancery. ....
lrf... Samuel TTlmble,
The said L. o. Frost q Co., ttatS.
...... In ChanCery.
BENJAMIN +. Sherman and John b, Cole,
partners nnder the arm uamO Of Sher.
Tho said L. C. Frost d Co., tt uLI,
'.e.t. HF I'm Chancery. o. .N.u.
NotIee Is hereby gIVAn 10 all the parties 10
the above named causes, aud 10 all
oth0ra having liens upon the money or
effects Id the hands Of the defendant,
Joseph 4eybold, that pursuant 10 decree
made and entered by consent of parties on
the 10th day OF June, lSG9, lu above uses,
Ehicn were heard together on lslt date. l
lSU4s at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. NJ my oIlIcS on
Fourth street. In Wheeling, West w., pro-
coed TO take and state an account OF the
amounlg respectively due 10 the parties 10
said causes, and TO all Others having liens
upon tho money or effects In the hands OF
The defendant, Joseph SCybold, Rs well as or
me amount and value OF the said money
and effects in the hands OF the said Seybold.
VIII also ascertain whether any, and II any
Whicn and how much OF tue amounts due
% Aforesaid by the SAID l.. o. Frost q Co. are
liens upon the said money and SffactE, and
the order and priority In which they Ta o.
spectlvely entitled 70 payment out OF the
same. will report said account and other
M RIk NNFN At
anything else deemed pertinent by myself,
or specially required by either OILh he paI ties
GEO. B, CALDWELL,
Commissioner In Lhat1tery Of said Court.
NVtDA
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ntAIiHIoMN

aOodaudH German Remedies are counter.
teltsdI 20 that tho signature Of u NJ JACK,
HON il on tho wrapper OF eaeh bottle. AL
othHm pf0 counterfeit. H. ~.
PTIneipal Ofice and Mandatory at tho
German Medicine Store, No. ISL ARcH sueot
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor
HT9 s'oN FoFmerlyi q. n. 9ASkspSssc 90
s.f9osl olc4nNL t!lD osra4a
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pOLAND.

q" ..Ht fWf HslnNf TEIEf a','.p.rstis
Excitement ut CrAcOW over the Ne.
=" lease Of TWenIy.Year Prisoners.
VIENNA. July 90.
Great excitement was created last
week In Crac0w by the liberation OF u
man who had been confined 10 con-
vent lhcre for over twenty years. A
popular demonstration which was made
on the occasion lfdlo a. seriea L0f dis
tuIbances. The military were, called
out 10 preserve order, aud many arrests
were made.i The city is now quiet. M
i.1HIffb Hts1
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
y County s.. Circuit Court.
Julia A. H. Mellor, ExecutrIx Of the last
wllland testament OF John II. Mellor, de-
ceased H"I 5f- 40
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.3sttp "a MEMPHIS July %.
4 severe ahoek Of earthquake wal
felt here. this, morning at two o'clock
!oII !pnIIring the night several large nisseori
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HENRY MCKINNEY, writing from
Great bend, Susquehanna county, Pa.
addresses letter TO the Mayor Of Gin,
clnnatI concerning the eastern railroad
connections Of that city, suggesting the
shortest route TO tide.water. He says
that, by measurement on the map, It ia
s25 miles from Cincinnati 10 New York,
while tIde-water may be reached at
Washington In GOO miles, airline, and
the route would not bo snow blocked in
winter. He then points out the fact
that Il gap OF railroad from Grafton TO
SIrasburg ("T5 miles straight measure.
ment," he says, only needs closing 10
complete tho route; and expresses the
belief that the necessary legIslatlo on
can be had. we fail 10 see anything
practical In this suggestion. When The
branch Is finished from Point OF Rocks
to Washington, Cincinnati will have as
short line 10 Washington as lit would
have via strasburg, II the gap referred
70 were filled. Thut gap, too, is at least
lbO miles air line, cutting almost con-
tinuous mountain ranges. The shortest
line from Cincinnati TO tide water Is GER
tainly, as welook at the map, by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-27

THE result OF Governor Boutwell's
administration OF the Treasury Depart.
ment appears in proposition from a
German house In Frankfort, 10 loan
our Government three hundred million
dollars at per ceut, which the Secreta.
ry has, OF course, been obliged to de.
cline. His view is thAt We may, with.
In n yeHr, borrow all the money we
want at 4 per cent, or certainly at Az
per cent, and the present Indications
seem 10 DO that he will next
winter advise such a loan, for the pur.
pose OF paying of the 5.oO's due now,
or whenever the Government chooses
10 so consider them. A private letter,
not 10 the Secretary, from a wsll.ad.
vised source in England, expresses the
opinion that bond at four and n quar-
ter per cent can easily be negotiated in
Europe within six or eight months.
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HooEL4ND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HooE1AND,s GERMAN TONIC

IL 10 pleasant preparation OF the Bitters for
thoke WHO do not like extreme BiLteTs. 1t
In cOmpOsed OF all the ingredients OF tho
BltIeH combined with pure Hantn Cruz rum
and agreeable ilavOring expHcts. Its use
recommended when some pure stIHulRnt IL
required In correction with tho tonic pro-
peftleB Of the BiLtHfR, auff|.
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.9hWI7-fTs1TI -TT=-77T7IE-=TtJ :. = TtJru
Ila nX iTELEGnAPu.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Po4WLr:
- In the Clrcult court OF WelEel County.
u 'sI Gil a Peterson, and others, afl.


,LlFH YH. % ~ uUU'al ID.
john Gorby, Parson Gorby, DepuiS Gorby
Joseph StottlOmIrO and Margaret Sorby
his GWite, Nancy GoIby, ELLA j .! !GOr0y
Thos. u. GoTby, 6oloInon Blidar, Cynthia
BlOyd, William W. ,Lsmasters Elizabeth
&. LemaSters,, Joseph LemAAtRB, Cynthia
LemRsters, vile OF Ihos. LemaBiens, Mar.
Tin Y. Smith, Nancy smith, EohlEI smith
Margaret smith, Virginia Smith, Mary
Bell smith. and Nancy Smith, widow ii
W 1eWR Rsmlthy ,ils.E al yFN s.I. 'f.,vy
Ers .ihi y: In FIeOtment. ..t lqg
7 Theaboye named defendants will lake mo-
uce. Ihat the deposition OF WILLIAM An1eE-
son Of AppanonSe County, In tAe State 81
Iowa, To- he In evidence on the part Of the
PlafttIfi In the above cause, u ilp'bB taken
at this offlce or the Recorder In tho Town or
GentfeYille, in the County Of Appanou @, In
the State OF Iowa, before some competent
authority between tho ho1rs o. o'c!oss 4.
NJ, md O'Clock p. NJ, OF tho 26th"dHy OF
Juie next; The taking th0IOof o continue
between tho same hours fEom day 10 day
(aundRys exeepledl until the same ,lhall be
'0Hpe'sH: 4, J. DALLAS EWING,
'H, .i t,.'' Of Counsel for PIaln(iffB.
mnS3iI lld45sW ~ p.ls ;u,.1l Hng I#l
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CTATE OF. WESL, NIRGINIA OHIO
y County s.: Circuit Coprtt.i ,s,g,usi ,7-.E-
JulIa A. H. Mellor, Execntrix Of The las,
VIII and testament q John y &ell0r. Dc.
IpS'S pS'SH:1eN' l'u'H ''na VI. s.ls5u 1,Ji lula.
JeasoB. Mellor, Administrator Of the c,aie
|iC OF Levi AellOt, deceased, and Others. III
s2r 'Nahip In ohancely.oil ~ 24sga
The Ldeyentantq' viii take notice thai
on the 9Th and 9th days OF JulS, 1859, be,
tween tue houla OF y o'clock 4 N, and
o'clock +. n, Rt the counting house Of Chick.
etin Z q Sons, In the City OF Boston, In tho
Atate, OF MA4lAehpSetlS, tho plalhttff Will
take the depusitions Or Col T. Il. 'Chickef-
tnE' ZEE Ullp pand Henry Mason q ~ !!
And on atlfo l9thldRy OflInlyp . lEGg, the
plaintiff will take aha ltepO dtlaul VI, a.
NoebiSch, at che conn tIng. homo of q. a!
ZoehiTih& y Sons, No, 20. alden, .anes lFthe
CiLy OF New York, HtaIe nT New YORK.
And ON the 10Th and 2ISt dayg OF July, lh99,
at the law office OF Peek d Cochran, III the
city OF wheeling etAte. of West virginia.
the plRiniicf Will ,t9leB the d0poaitlous OF
Samuel MellOr. and others, 10 be read In
evidence on the hAating OF the above cause.
4''eTfse4 PEURi a CoCH RAM TT'Jl !
juns DIV " 1e eola. for c0ap'tN.i
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f~T sAEARIHQuAKE.a4. -.
M ~ fl9-s tg "a
Al.,nphls RECEIVES ases sere shallnF
MCteorie RalI.
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Jesse B. Mellor, administrator Of The esIa te
OF Joseph =. Mellor, deceased Anl Othen,
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s'faoc2 oieTaNa4io osua7a
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leut 80 f4np y '1fa.iIia IhT .7afHt Uit's
,...,. :. -tgslEJb slI.l .aluLa a.. q iE
.''A Il Il rst i.l .4 .tLI
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'T'NW y N ~ lNlIUusUs
FLouR-Qpiet and 2oa2So higher; salel
q gprlng extras d lS 5{a7 80 for faii
llo eholees W. - " ~ -lL.l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
THE DENTaL CONTENTION.
AnBEvILLE, October 81
TIE EDlTOI, or THE NEWS.

TO TIE EDITOR Or THE NEWS.
am delighted to see that our good old State
Is about To arouse and shake hcrscir-thnt tho agr
cuitursts, merchants, mechanics and others, are
soon 10 meet together in Columbia for their mcn-
tai good ami the welfare Of their country; and I
believe We will yet come out OF the kinks In spite
or Scott, Hubbard, set III ohHe gcnWS," who are
prcying upon our vtals. am especially delight.
cd to see that our dentists disposed 10 improve
TINS favorable opportunity, or the State Fair for
lioltling Il Dental Convention. These dental con-
Sentlons and associations are the great means by
which our sister States have lcf; us so far in the
lurch in this branch OF science. Nothing contri.
buics more TO the material prosperity Of n cour-
try than the preservation OF the health Of its IN
llabitants, and to this end the intelligent dentist
cotribu cs greatly more ;han is ut al! suspected bv
most people Let the dentists, then, in every was
possible, prepare themselves for their duties and
responsibilities. Here, by free ana liberal inter
change of IDEAS, imparting OF nforlnation cNhi-
billions OF Instruments, appliances, methods and
processes, &C., they may greatly assist their
brethren, and he highly profitcd themselves. The
day OF n narrowly clrcumscribcd dentistry, when
secret modes were scrupuously guarded. and new
practices could only he bought III great prices has
passed away. We are living in mn age Of pro-
grcss, and II day of liberal ideas, ana we must be
up and ADDING.
The only way in which the status OF dentistry
can bc elevated In our State, as II has been in
others, TO the natural level with the other learned
and liberal professions Is by its members going
10 work to more thoroughly qualify themselves for
its practice, and for educating the people 10 II
sense OF its vita Importance. therefore hold it
TO be the duty OF every dentist in the State, who
has at heart tile good OF his country and the In
tcrcst Of his profession, 10 respond to the call for
convention in Columbia during Fair week, even
at the sacrifice OF pccuniary interests and per-
sona convenience. DESs.
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THE COUNCIL or RoHE.
Interesting Details.

The Ecumcnical Council will open on the Sih
December, fc;c day OF the immaculate Conccp-
,ion. Nine hundred bishops. arcllDishops or pa.
triarcEs, each accompanied 10y Il tacolo2lan, will
join the Pope, attended 10y Il hundred thcoioeians
'ifiy cardinals and eighteen generals Of religious
oiders-,hrsc last each attended 10y two thcolo.
gians. The ceremonies will begin ny Il mass i'll
music wherein the best tcnors, buiitoncs and
bassos Of Italy will participate.
Tic french Secretary of State has issu. a ,.ir.
cula in which lie states That while the govcrnur nj
would have Il right to participate I'm the debates u
the Council, IL might be Uutv0tcd and, therefore, IL
will not hc directly represented. Existing laws
protect French interests, and the government has
coiuccc i'll the wistlvnl OF the Holy Soc and the
intcillEcncc and patriotism OF the Freac bishops
SIM, as Ho!hing which concerns lac Catholic
wurii can he Indifferent to France, the E;upcror
docs not intend 10 separate himself IrcnI The
grand questions which may be submitted, and uc
WIN use his Influence to counsel mOurrat ion.
i'ut lie will use nny the regular minister and not
send special ambassador, wio inight conlpro
mise the government BESIDES, il is added. IL ap-
pears special envoy IL not expected by lie popr
rs he has given no invitation.
The lta;an Government has issued n circular
authorizing i,s bishops 10 attend the Council, but
~ tnc same tilne expressly declaring, thai ftltli
iui 10 lis principles Of religious freedom, II will
submit 10 no resolution which may trench ulon
the laws and rights OF the Kingdom.
New York letter to the Philadelphia Ledger
says: ''Ihe city press will be lheraliy repre- sent
cd AZ the Hcuricnicai Council. Two oi lie mast
eNperieucyd Journalists. one from n morl ikg ami
tie othe, rom an evening pancr viii! leave by
the packet OF Wednesday next. The professional
.lpterriewers'' are also on The wing, some of
them, will characteristic enterprise, designing
10 "kill two birds with one stoic.r hy dnil,r tIe
SucI Canal rs well rs the Roman Council. Not Il
few me catholic clergy who lave gone from
the letters which they have promised TO write for
publication here Will be among the best
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TIE ELECTIONS.
New York.

NEW YORK, November 3.
The following are the latest returns from
New York: Nelson's majority in the Slate will not
exceed ten thousand. The Senate will be Demo
cratic anu the House Republican.
NEW YORK, November 80 +. NJ.
The latest returns Indicate that the Democratic
majority will nc from 1000 TO 10000. The Senate
will consist OF II Democrats anu Is Republ
cans--a Democratic gam OF TWO. The House is
very close. Present estimates give CO Rcpubli.
cans ana GO Democrats, with several districts still
III doubt
New Jersey.
TRENTON, November 3.
The Republicans gain member Of the Assem-.
bly, in Hudson County.
wAsnISGToS, November so +. u.
The Democrats gain one senator and two as.
scmblymcn.
TRENTON, November 3-1O +. N.
The result OF yesterdays election Is the choice
Of thirteen democrats ami eight Republicans to
the Senate and of thirty-thrcc Democrats and six
Republicans 10 the House. The Democrats gain
four on Joint ballot.
Michigan.
DETROIT, November 3.
The Democrats carry Detroit by six hundred
majority
Wisconsin.
wAsliISGroN, November g.
Fairchild's majority is estimated by the Rcpub-
llcan State Committee az eight thousand, with tile
Legislature about the same as last year.
Minnesota.
WASHINGTON, November 3.
In Minnesota, Austn's majority is estimated al
three or four thousand.
Kansas.
WAsHlSGToH, November 80 L. NJ.
The Democrats have carried Lcavcnworth and
Atchison.
Mnssoch Gsctts.
IlOsToN, November 3-10P N.
The House OF Representatives will consist Of IS
prohi6itionists and 123 licenssts.
West Virginia.
WHEELING, November 3-I0P.A.
Thirty-nine counties return Republicans and
81 Democrats TO the lower houses. Eleven couI.
tics arc still unheard from.
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TIE UINNSBoRO' oURNEY.

There was grand tournament and bali ut
Winnsboro' OIL Thur,iay last. Oyertwo ,hous-
and persons were present, ranged on each side OF
the course along the lines Of deInarcation drawn
TO ~ Of !ntruicrs. The course Itself was over
one Hundred and fifty yards ia length The FOL-
lowing are the names OF tl;c knights:
J. y. Fraser, Sir William Wallace; Harold Steel,
Hcriilnd du Gucsclln; Il. X. Robert SON, Don Car
los; j. Bulick, BAKE OF Orleans; ]. A. Fraser, Duke
OF Rothsey; q. u. ladd Duke or Normandy; Adj
ward ~; q. Us. McCants, Edwin oi Rutiven; f.
W. Aiken, Edgar or RarrnSwopl; L. Porcher. Earl
OF Warwick; 4. Y Paul, Harry Ilotspur; w. &. Jor-
dam, Henry OF Navnirc; w. licrron, Ivanioe; a.
isnvrn Plume: 7. G.. Robertson, Crescent; W. IIar-
!ln, Gui'icn Star; &. BacOt, Rcd Rose; {. ltulOw
White Rose; W. ltabb, hra@on; j. q. Davis, NAL.
cola Graham; w. u. Aiken, Richard Coucr dc
crt Bruce; a. Powell, ith0Lerick Dnu; q. DantZcr
Robin Hood; $. Wolfe, Sir Walter isaleigh: J. Ken
nchy, Taucrrd tue valiant; J. II. Btown, Tlad-
deus uI warsaw: J. Mclniyrc, Unknown Knight;
W. H. McPhectus, Leopard; j. L. billing, Godfrey
cf IiuuiliOr.
The lun was 20 be made in eight seconds aud
nut lew were over the time. The riding was very
lnc, anu each one acquitted himself with credit.
rae following gentlemen received the prizes and
rode forward 10 name their ladies:
lsf Golden STAR having taken the greatest
numhcr Of rings, crowned Hiss incz jackson us
Queen OF Love and Beauty.
81 Don Carlos selected Miss Augusta l'orchcr
ms rst Maid OF Honor.
3d. Harry iIotspur selected Mss Hellc Milling az
second Maid Uf Honor.
4tli. Raven Plume selected Miss Maria Gailard
a. third Maid oT Honor
The silver cup was awarded TO Richard Coucr ,lr
Lion Tor superior horScmanship. and honorable
mention made Of Godfrey of iJuiIhpi q onc-lop
confederate soldier.