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cHARGEs,

The Honor Of GROWING the Queen was
then awarded to the knight Of Malta, and
that Of the 6rst Maid Of Honor. to the
knight Of 1.-The Forest"
The tie for the second and third Maids
Of Honor. between the Knights of Charles
and Argincours vas then ridden of. which
vas very spirited and closely contested.
By previous agreement Of the Knights.
it was determined that the FIRST tie should
be decided BY three rides. and each subse-
quent tie BY single ride.
The result Of the tie. was the follow
ing:
Charles, 3; Argincourt, 8. End tie. Charles
?; Arginoourt .. Bird tie. Charles, s. Ar
gineourt, ?.
We feel il duo to the knight Of Charlie.
to state. that when be delivered the rings
to the Judges upon the last ,ilt.. be mag
naniuously said that he claimed but two
rings. sines one Vas suspended By the
wrapping on the ring, outside Of the
circle. but the Judges very properly de-
cided that he was entitled to it, a. il was
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.)
Harrisonburg. J
Rockingham Co.. Va.
0ouk 1914

Msssrs. Editors In my communica-
ton to you Of the 2sth ul... which was
meagre and hurriedly written. I omitted
many matters that l would have liked to
have introduced. and I therefore send You
another. I have learned With extreme
regret Of the effects Of the drought in =
Mary's. but I trust the prospect is nd
bad as represented. In different parts Of
Virginia the effects Of the dry weather is
likewise severely felt. though in this Sec
tioa We have been blessed With plenteous
showers, and most Of the corn crop is ful-
" masured. This part Of Virginia is Ger
taiuly . favored portion Of the country as
regards climate. scenery and productions
The recuperasive powers Of the Valley
must have been great to have enabled the
people to recover to such m extent from
the devastations Of the late war. for not
not only were all the horses. cattle, sheep
and hogs taken. but most Of the barns
6lled with grain were burned. aud in some
instances dwelling houses; and nearly exr
erything upon which subsistence deped
was taken and destroyed BY ruthless ana
unrelenting foe. 50 far As they could get
their hands on it. But so great is the re-
suscisative power Of the country. and 50
elastic and persevering has been the en-
ergy anu industry displayed BY the peo-
pie. that the Valley il once more be-
ginning 10 bloom and blossom - the
rose. and devastation. dilapidasion and
ruin arc being replaced BY plenty and
prosperity. Since the completion Of the
BALTIC. & O. R. r. saw mills have been
established At various points along the
line and At points adjacent thereto. con-
versing into the finest lumber the nuuer-
Gus timber trees Of unrivalled size and ex-
eellenee. The people have not been slow
TO profit b. the facilities thus afforded,
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denounced them - the oa.pri1es offores
and fraud and - outrageous safoals 10
honest Legislation. They vers = fsrso
amendments. however. ard ~ ~ CONF
pslIed to ssbnit p shso. Bot = would
blot them sutif be sosld. 1e1tsesse was
thea INSIDE % he Greeley eosvessios. Of
which the DR.. had been . member =
Greeley had bess . severe dose for him to
swallow. bat the Greeley movement was
policy affair merely. though il turned
oat to Be very nearly suicidal ons-it
had killed Greeley and had come pretty
near destroying the dsnoeratic party
Returning 70 The consideration Of Ne rice
issse. Dr.. Heote mid be would not
abridgs the rights Of the eolored man
be had voted - . member Of the Msry-
I'D Seuaes to allow him 10 testify in the
csurts he bad favored heavy donations
. edaeeas ths black ekllssa of the State
-bst kess povishstanding. his doctrine
vas.f tks wkits naa shall rule, the white
man superior. IL White man supreme.
The d.. next Interviewed the Sup
elemental Civil. Rights Bill. He said
though .dsdssd in the House. il had
passed the Senate and is certain TO come
up again for action. The radicals will
pass it il they can. Every man knows it
means social equality and mixed schools.
and these will come upon Us if We allow
radicals enough to be returned to Con-
gress. But our own duty lies within our
own district. We can prevent the return
Of radical from this district to Congress
il We choose. We are now . united par
ty-can there be doubt If every demo-
cras puts.h shoulder to the wheel and
works with . will that the district will be
redeemed-yes. redeemed-and with .
1000 as margin! DR. Henkle was We.
hemently applaudsd upon concluding his
address.
Col. Billingsley and Mr.. Harris, chair.
man Of the meeting. were called upon for
speeches. and beth responded. but our
space will not slow % to report either. it
being only sufficient to sdmit Of the effort
Of Dr.. Bronze. The Dr.. then. being
called upon for speech. responded. that
he had never made speech in his life.
and If be spoke at oil. be should have to
make one Of Gen. Grants speeches. But
there were some things he could do, he
could propose three cheers for the reunion
Of the democratic party Of St. Mary's and
three more for the democratic nominee
for Congress, DR.. Henkle, and these were
given with rim. vehemence aud volume,
the like of which our venerable Temple of
Justice has seldom or never heard before.
And SO closed the initial meeting of the
present compaign.
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Correspondence Of the Bcacon.)
Augusta, Ca, Sept. IA, 1874.

Messrs. Editors Of the Beacon Il no.
ticed 10 your issue Of the 10th Of Sep.cm-
Der the following paragraph: "Alexan-
der H. Stephens remains 6rm iu bis res
oluiion not TO return to Congress. His
constituents need q we'll man to represent
them be says. and he is . sick ope.'"
I am sorry you are not up with our Geor-
gia politics. As Ne boast of being the
Empire State" Of the South, and Aa.ter
ourselves that her influence in the nation.
u councils have been greater since the
war than any other Southern State, and
feel douhly assured, with her incoming
representation, voices akin to her Toombs
and Cobbs will again encl,aiu the atten-
ton Of the nation and the admiration Of
mankind. The powerlcssness of the South
in Congress since the. war has not been
from the bare fact Of it being the South,
and . ecsqsered part Of the nation. bu.
because ignorance with her haodmsid rice.
assisted by military despo.ism. have thro,-
tied the crippled giant Of craftsmanship. 10
this section, and sent their vo,aries to the
Halls Of Congress. and their horrible Wis
ages repelled respect even from the more
accomplished political eormorau.s who
Is,re. aud still are. hanging around the
carcass of the patton. ''gorging and
blins" for more. We will this Fall
Of ~ the doors Of Congress such men rs
Hon. Alexander q. Stephens. who though
feeble in health. viii stand as the mentor
Of the delegation from Georgia. He vas
nomiu.sed BY the Democratic party IN thi.
district after, however. . severe contest With
Hon. Joseph b. Cunning. very prominent
young man Who had been Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives Of the Georgia
Legislature; the highes. type Of . South
ern gentleman; . lawyer Of great and
comprehensive ability and scholar Of
the finest polish. The contest would new
er have been made bat for the letter Of
Mr.. Stephens. FROM which your extract ID
taken. Informing the executive committee
Of one q the counties in this (Sth) con-
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.

Miiestown, sept Il, 1874.
Messrs. Editors 81 do not propose to write
up full description Of the Tournament at DIR.
Blakistonc's. leaving that for more competent
writer. but merely to give pleasant incident
of that occasion. In the contest the Knigh, of
Charles Il. b. and Argincourt &c. IT, lied
for the honor Of browning the 2nd and Bird
Maids Of HoLor. The contest was, IL possible.
more obstinate and spirited than the first In
the third and last ride Of the tie, the Knight of
Charles took the first ring (riding a, three)
took the second, but, unfortunately, the point
Of the spear pierced the wrapping inside of the
ring, stopping it before it had passed the barb.
In the Knights effort to break it from its po-
sitioa by the motion Of his spear, Il slipped
over the point, but the Knight brought it sas-
pended from the point Of his spear and deliv-
cred it to the Judge. As it was seen BY 50
many 10 be on the spear, the Judges gave it in
As fairly won. The knight then proposed, If
Il was agreeable to the Judges and his rival. to
ride ii over. This beng agreed to, the knight
tilted again, and took all three rings. passing
the three arches like a fragment Of storm de-
tached. amid the cheers of The crowd. When
he returned. escorted by the Chief Marshal and
Herald, he presented the three rings, and re-
marked, Judges, only claim two. should
have only taken two BEFORE" whereas, !, the
ring attendant and many others saw the third
ring rebound when IL came in contact with the
ring on the barb.
As the Judges felt bound to decide according
to justice, rather than to generous sensibility,
they awarded him the three rings. The knight
Of Argi ,court then tilted and was vanquished
When Charles and Argincourt came to hear the
award Of the Judges. which was the browning
Of the nd and Bird Maids Of Honor, the knight
Of Charles spoke: Gentlemen Judges, if you
will allow me, would prefer riding the tie over
by q single ride" The Judges would not OBJ
jet, and the knight Of Argincours in courtesy
accepted. The result was the same.
About fifteen years age there Was q Tourna-
ment at Blakis,eae's Pavilion. The writer was
one of the Enighs, and by aceiden, lalmos,)
won the 5th honor. A talented uncle Of the
Knight of Charles was there, aud gave q beau
merited compliments to four Of the Knights
But when be came to the Knight Of he
called him '.,he Chevalicr Bayard, sans pesr,
sass reproeAe." The compliment went high
over my head and fell beyond. have not worn
the compliment, but KEEP, II fresh and 1nsarn-
ished, and now place on the bead Of the
knight Of Charles, . genuine Chevalier Bayard,
ssas pear, sass reTrseAs.
TIE ball music Of Capt Shanks and Hare
mans strineed band has gained Q reputation,
and was in attendance, but do not claim to
be judge Of such things.
PALxAx Qur.
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BALrisoRE MARKETS.

wHEAr.-The receipts Of Wheat for this week
are about equal 10 those Of last week. and the mar.
ket has ruled steady without arr special feature
Or any material change In pricrs. The Offer
ings OF Southern Wheat 10 Thursday. inclusive.
amounted 10 $4,000 bushes, an increase Of
5000 bushels ~ compared with last week,
aad the sales during the same period en-
brace 5000 bsshsls white 1t l,otSilS cents
for very common and inferior and la7@lss
cents for good to prime: $1,000 bushels amber
mostly 81 l35 cents 3o,0oo bushels good to
prime red ut l25(Sl33 cents, aud 10, coo bushels
common to fair do. at les9l33 cents. The
receipts Of Western W heat amounted 70 20, 600
bushels. against 81, 900 bushels r>csived last
week. The market has ruled quiet with mod
crate demand ard at the close prices are a
lshade easier. The trs1apetions daring the week
track, and l3oSl22 cents in store; 5000 bush
els red in Elevator, at l.S cents for No. I; ia
@l2S cents for No. 2, and llS cents for No.
3; 5000 bushels amber on track at l349i25
cents; Is, 900 bushels No. amber in Elevator
at l240l2s cents; 5,o00 bushels white a. 100
@l3s cents for fair TO choice; 400 bushels in
ferior spring red on track at log cents, and A.
600 bushels rejected red and white on track
and In Elevator ct lt00llT cents.
CoRS-The receipts Of Southern Corn have
been rather more liberal, and the market has
ruled active and 6rm at an advance Of 4 cents
per bushel for both white and yellow At the
c.oss. The sales embrace 8, 900 bushels, white
at 960lo0 cents and 500 bushels yellow at
93G96 cents, closing at the outside figures -
For Western white the market il also firm.
with sales Il, 900 bushels No. in Elevator at
96@97 cents, and 500 bushels No. in Elova
tor and on track at 90 cents. For mixed the
market 10 unsettled, and as the close il some
what nominal.
OAIs.-The sales reported were Il, 900 bu sh.
els Southern At So cents for inferior, and 5s@
So cents, for good to prime; $4,000 bushels
mixed Western at 5s@sl cents, and 2,OGo
bright do. Al 81 cents. To-day ne Quote good
Southern at 5000 CENTS; mixed Western q,
5s@5s cents, and bright do. At 60 crnts.
RYH.-The sales reported have amounted TO
1000 bushels ut so@s5 cents for fair to prime,
very common selling As low rs 90 cts.
ToRAcco-The movement in Leaf Tobacco
during the past week has been moderate only.
and the market is firm, with . good demand for
all descriptions. The speculative demand is slim
ulated by the reports Of very short crop In
Ohio, the growing crop being estimated az low
as one-tenih OF last years production and even
lower by some parties. The sales amouat 10
500 hhds, the bulk of which was taken bv spec.
ulators. The market for Maryland Is dull and
buyers are offering lower figures, TO which
however, factors are unwilling TO accede. The
stock Of Kentucky is very light, and we learn
Of no transactions, aud the same may be said of
Virginia. The exports during the week WEIR
9o7 hhds. to Bremen; 7l3 hhds. to bordeaux
l55 hhds. toLiverpool, and IS hhds. TO Halifax:
total, l,sol bids. We quote prices to-day as
follows, viz:
IA
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Pembroke School for BOYS.

Select English. Classical aud Commercial
Boarding aud Day School. Nos. 1871. iss and
l9l Madison Avenue, baltimore. Prof JAxss
G KlxEAx, A NJ, Principal. aided by six pro-
fessors OF established reputation. The Twelfth
Session opens Monday, Sept 9Th. Advantages
anc accommodations unsurpassed. Age OF adj
mission from seven TO niue,een years. Terms
according TO age. Large private playground
and complete gymnasium. Apply nj the school
or BY letter, after August !. Circulars at the
School. Bookstores and Drug Stores.
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1bUslozl horxIxe, September a. 1874.
LE0xARDTowE,MD.

a. Erom he demands upon our space
ssis veek. vs kave ben compelled from
nee<siay . eurtail our ssuaI Court pro-
sseaisss and alno = lsave out sousuhai
exssnded sssies u Vie late Cessrsssiosal
sopveution at Annapolis which nomiasted
DR.. HenkIe. The same cause prsveuts
Us from making other than bass nentios
Of the fact, that the Colored Peoples
Tournament for the benefit ofSt. Joseph's
church will come Of near the church on
the LIST Saturday in October 1t 10 o'clock.
.. u.
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clearly sees y ~ present that ~ 60
hs1 pisrssf 10 srappisg within - G.
Gle and ~ It'll Re had passed. - -
did it slip over tie point.
The Ksieki gracefully bouea -
decision Of TIE judges. bss seqss1
shst q i were agreeable 70 then - =
his formidable rival. be would prefer =
ride over; this being sgrsed 10. the Jsdess
stated that Of course they would not -
jcet, vbereupon the knight reds over.
taking oil three rings. amid the uaits1
applause Of the eospsny. tkrs
The contest for tie fourth Maid Of Hoe
or ~as then tilasd for By tn Knigksa
Of the sWossded Heart. Maryland e
Greasy. - follovs:
wosnded Heart, s; Maryland, 81
The riding being over. )
were marshalled in front Of b
when they were addressed T A. =
IN his usual able and BE- Iyll
with posey aud eloqussa Yer ! hs
presented the crow = sueeeass6l
Knights.
The. brave Ks3ctt q Mslla. ''ravishsd
.ish joy" thss s5vsneed and p,sssd N
elit.erins gown upon tie brov e 81
Qgsaa. NJ Til 1AAnaas- No.
the gallant Knight Of the Forrest. Who
crowned Miss Kate Maddox the first
Maid; next the Msgnanimous Knight Of
Charles came forth and bestowed his we'll.
earned Honor upon Miss ida Kirk Is the
Second Maid; then came the knight Of
Argiueourt. the " bravest Of the brave"
and selected Miss A. Tsruer % the third
Maid. and last thought not least 1he va
liant Knight ofCressy. with "ao1& joy"
chose Miss Della Hodges for The fourth
Maid. .".
After the ceremonies Of the browning
were over. the company repaired to the
elegant mansion Of Dr.. Blackstone, and
partook Of most sumptuous dinner.
After dinner We strollcd around for q
short time viewing this lovely site which
needs no roseate hue to make it beautiful.
and ere the sun had sunk to rest We bid
adieu'to our hospisable friend. the Doctor.
and his pleasant company. feeling,
That one hour Of such bliss
Is q life ere II closes"
We learn that the Ball at night was
grand success and oil went,
''Merry As q marriage bell"
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DIED..

Attic residence Of her husband, on The 18th In
ssant after q short illness. ELIZA T., beloved
wife Of z. =. Mafsfngiey. and daughter Of the
late Benedict Yates, in the a5sh rear of her are.
Nay abe ress in pcacei
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GUAHo.-There are no further arrivals OF Pc
ruvian reported, bat a cargo is now about due.
The movement is moderately active, and we quote
from agents hands at SEQ gold per long ton,
with reduction of SO cents to 81 so per ton,
on lots Of SO to $50 tons. The Southern de-
mand for Fertilizers is Stacking, but good TALL
trade is in prospect, and we still quote the
leading makes at from S45@60 per ton, of
1000 pounds but inferior qualities are offer
ed much lower.
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naay enc and ssassly nsssioss havs
ng sp = If b naeis I'll eses tks-|
1fy. al ssidssso Il ihpssssnsss
= - ssss = every EisL ]Ths e.
- ess ! prosahly ss ksaltk1. IL ~
ho1llhissk. IN IL Bsios. n shill1.
pvse sssniss q nsskisi. - go
en1rseeed q this seelioo. end sheuld
y - bsesehs hsrs in consequence Of
as ether parts Of the eesntry. % an
- = sOsnd in the healing walters Of
ysrs Sprinss. Sot fir Distant from
- Ksys. which i ssid = - = snfsil-
1919 ~ sAsss sAakisg ssapaaioss.
= Psep,s . - esssrally -kssw vhssI
ess. intermittent q sypAoid fvsr 10.
esequsasly Jon nay sooelaae there il
esr any Of Il in shoss regions. There
r no Darshes; no poeh Il ssssdins va
! ,. yet beautiful STREAMS and rivers ne
4 es through the lovely lowlands and
10y Meadow. vhish are just 20 sisna-
= - - prodsss luxsriass crops Of grass
= IN. without causing soy unvhole-
= element il tbs atmosphere. 10
= Aev warm il may y in the day
- sighhns cool and pbsssst. This
1ouhf ovine o Tie lsrRe suonak-nn
psskhisy q shs nonstaiss. These Be-
ing Of . cooling Dstsrs. = sooo - vs are
freed from the seorebiss rays o: the SUM-
mer's sun. they exert their influence on
the atmosphere. and - I havs sale rem
der the nights cool and pleasant. srea.
desidssasun to the lovers Of Morpheus 10
the svslsering days Of summer. The
scenery in the Valley 10 grand and beau.
.iful. When Bu ascend an euiueuee You
can behold. enclosed between two noun
sains beautifully green With foliage. love.
" landscapes. diversified with hills and
mounds, decked in all the beauties and
productions Of nature. and verdant low.
lands and meadows luxuriapt With the
growth Of vegetation. with limpid streams
meanderiug through their midst. Add to
this grand panorama Of nature the beau
tifal mountain scenery all around and you
have scene we'll calculated to delight the
eye. to cheer the heart. and gil us With
gratitude to the giver Of oil good. who
has thus % beautifully provided for the
wants. pleasures aud enjoymeu.s of man.
Among the ouriosities in this section Of
Virginia is Weyer's Cave. This extends
. considerable distance under ground and
is often visited both BY the inhabitants Of
the Valley and persons from . distances.
Occasionally it is illuminated or lighted
up BY the proprietor. and at such times
large crowds Of ladies and gentlemen
make pilgrimage to view the curiosities
TO be seen in its subterraneau vaults. The
description I have given of this part of
the Valley is also applicable to oil the
section Of the country from Stanton to
ehester, and the same evidences
~ Provement visible at Harrisonburg
areAikewise to be seen at Stauntou, q
city at the present terminus of
B. & o. r. R.. where it connects with
,ther roads. and We have reason to be-
ieve that Virginia. though suffering and
from many wounds aud bearing
N Der mo,berly bosom many an bouora-
bic scar, will yet ere long rise to her
ormer power. prosperity and grandeur. |
Though crushed to earth. she'll rise again:
The eternal years Of God are hers,
While those in error writhe in pain,
And die amid their worshippers.
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Registered Voters.

ASO6ASaOA Ou v OSCA "a.
The following il List of Qualified Voters
for Election District No. S Charlotte
Hall) registered BY me on Monday. tho
7,b. Tuesday. the 9Th and Wednes-
day. the 9th Of September. 1874
Alvey Jas c
IL.
Hayden Jas A
P
Pilkerton ] William
Penn Samuel
Spears james
The following 10 the List of names of Reg
istered persons stricken by me from tho
List of Qualified Voters on the Regis
tration Books Of Elcc,ios District No. 5
Charlotte HalD on Monday. the 7,h,
Tuesday, the 8ta and Wednesday, tho
9th Of September. 1874, on account Of
death and removal.
B
Barber G Bruce
Burroughs Hesekiah
Bashford William T
Butler Robert
II
Harrison Arthur 8
81
Moran Fred A
w
Woodland Michael
Warren Jordon III =
J. GwINN BARBER,
Register 9th Election District.
Sept "a. 1874. "a
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The TouRNAMENr.-The Tournament
which was announced in the Beacon" to
take place at the handsome and popular
resort Of Dr.. r. P. Blackstone. known as
River Springs" on Wednesday last.
was postponed until Friday. the 18th. in
consequence Of the rain.
We are sorry that our time will not
permit us to give a detailed account of
the whole affair. but suffice it to say that
i. was one Of the grandest entertainments
Of the kind VIC have ever witnessed 10
our County. and We can with all the sim
ceriiy and feeling Of the poet exclaim
GAN that can eye or sense delight,
Were gathered in that gorgeous sight,
The following were the Officers Of the
day:
Chief Marshal. WIN. A Kirk. ESQ
Herald. james Warins. Jr. Asst. Mar
shals. Richard II. Garner. George r. Gar
ner aud Deme,rius Coode. Esqrs. Judg.
es, Col. john F. Dent. Thos. R. Hodges
and Walter L. Dent. Esqrs.
The Knights were ably and eloqueutly
addressed BY our friend, Danl. G. Ham,
nett. Esq.
"And as he ceased, the solemn silence now was
broke,
Which reigned triumphant while he spoke;
And then was heard. amids, the general pause,
One simultaneous burst Of loud applause"
Three rings we're then put up at distance
of twenty Eve yards from arch to arch and
the gallant knights with 6ery steeds wen.
forth to the tourney, With the following
result:
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and gain the love and affections OF any person
they choose, instantly. This simple art all
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