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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-23

All klluS VI Iiutes ullu HeIlls
Shoulder Braces Mt Bare's Drug
Store.
Gregory has the largest stock Of
confectionery and toys in town
Give him q call.
Gregory's is the place fol your
stoneware.
Mr.. Brinkman desires us to say
that r. w. Sterling is authorized
to RECEPTION money due him;-
Best corn cutter ever offered in
this market at Brinkmun &..Sterl-
ing's. e
a large and.yaricd stock of No;
tons just received at Brinkman &
stcrling's.
Finest assortment Of dress goods
ever brought to Weston 10 be had
at Brinkman & stcrling's. .3
Tal;as, and cb;1dron,s Shoes
that never wear out at Brinkman
4 Stcrling's.
At Grcgory's you can get glass
tllmDlers, 90 cts per dozen, goblets,
'ocls per Dozen
Of all kinds at Bare's.
ca1oo7 pooza.t 1r - ).
e HI boo@S 0t @1o'Toeo
Largest stock Of School Books
and school stationary ut Morrow &
city,
Morrow y Aersman have Just
l,.s,, : = !, Mtse NV eotnPlele
- '1ESSS.ssi
y; vi S's Ell s,,,i,,l,, sf ,SJII
Winter pstIcrr,s t;;ys mn y s MI
sssss 81 ~, ~ ~; 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
bllsAe9s, .ts19s sizs, WASH
ooafas= &c:,=a9=S
Ind nt1@u"Rsra %'iess"ss#sozee
..s'e' =. : =: e.s. :. ===z=Ft
rr;,,,,o;1 =.,,1 5,a4. :; ,,,,,,o1 1,a.s.
,ndHhnMn",.s '" san .,..'i,.,isu,
ut Mrs, Atchison's. - ..'."'
Examine t'regory's stock of hats
they are low from 50cts up.
-=z=zz==z=====.=5z=i.z
Twill sell from 80 Yer mir I'M,
s,,oos rro,,, ~ -nn.-,,,;..,,,, ~
in, if you wants bargoin
1nTw = p,.
'o''" H. MAN
roR SALE.-Thc Weston Steam
lanyard. For particulars appjy
to T. 4. EDwAEbs.
You can get bargnins in the
confectionery line, for cash at
W. Dr. r., Morris ! Dentist will visit
liz H "nx ~, ts, III, e"r n ,fs 1e.I
Of OctoEcr w.. ~ Va '''' ~"
osn,,,,,. ,.,,
&c, at Gregory's.
Teas. green 40. GO. Scots ands1 oo
per pound, ut dregory's'
AT Grcsory's you can get glass
a anI ua ao" ttp p.Sees iof oo Gus. Come
''''s' 's' '''O'''
want my customers and friends
to come and sec NE in my new
quarters, in the rooms recently
occupied BY J. a. Barnes, where |
am Offering hotter bargains than
ever Mrs j. =. Atehinson.
pn,;. p....,,...,,., e.,,,,. .
Morrow 4 Hersman's. ~ "
r,,.. Ii,
John r. Hvon,s " =
nross Rotten. .,,a r.; :, 49,, !,
Mrs. Atchison's.
- .l5
pound at Grcgory's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-23

I will sell from 50 per pair up.
Shoes from II per pair up, Come
in, if you wanta bargain.
JoHS Il. RYAN.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-23

FoR SAr.E.-Thc Weston Steam
lanyard. For particulars apply
to T. i. EDWARDS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-23

Iwant my customers and friends
10 come and sec NE in my new
quarters, in the rooms recently
occupied BY J. A. Barnes, where /
am Offering hotter bargains than
ever. Mrs. J. e. Atkinson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-23

Finest. brands Of Cigars @tozbe
lad nj !. H. nre's. zzl2=zz5zzzz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14

,e,viewers. on the one hand, that Garfield
will carry every Northern State, and most
nj the Southern States with the possible
exception OF Kentucky, and that ConkllnR
has mt on his full armour, and will make
tho wslkin ring for the Republican nomi.
nees and victory; on the other hand tnat
Hancock will carry every STATE IN tng
Union with the possible exception OF
Iowa, and that Conkliug has gone 70 Eu.
rope and is in the sulks; but know your
intelligent readers do not place much re-
lance on political predictions from pre-
indeed stand points. So must perforce
content myself with some personals, ior
which please collect at your usual adVer-
Last week our city was enliyened by
tho presence Of some eminent West Vir;;
ginia Republicans, on their way to attend
The New York conference. Amongothers,
noticed Gen. N. Golf, Jr., OF Harrison
Capt. ]. W. Cracrait, John H. Rossler an anu
James Huling, OF kanawha; A. u. ny
belts, oil. Monroe; John w. Mason anu o.
P, Mccormick lone ofthe immortal th'eel,
Of TAYLOR: Eugene Dana, Of kanawha' anu
George W. Atkinson, OF Ohio They glse
glowing reports OF the enthusiastic uprls'
ing OF the Republican party IN our ~ soa .s
and predict, II not majority lor i1oVe Ss'
Hate. at least so largely reduced MAJOR
ity for Hate in October, as to rendor zen.
Garield's chances OF carrying the state
hichly probable in November. walkers
chSnces for beating Kenna are reported
~ he good in the Third District, and
Hrtchinson, It is predicted, will "beat the
hnots clean or Of Col Wilson. Our poor
lille Second District receives but little en-
couragement, and is virtually given over
IN the enemy without as much as a strug'
vle. This is not as It should be; believe
In holding the fort until the last armed
foe expires, or until our ammunition, gives
ont and our bayonets are snapped on.
This thing Of giving up fight because we
see a superior force Of the enemy in front
is not indicative OF good Generalship'
The victory is not always to the strong,
nor the race TO the swift; We might At
least retreat in good order and fortly. A
company, II proper effort be made, can be
recruited into a regiment, q regiment into
battalion, a battalion into q corps,
corps into division, division into q
powerful and uncomfortable army. Let
6ur friends see TO It, then, that our little
band Of heroic voters in the Second dIs.
trict be properly encouraged, and whllst
they may be defeated now, victory VIII
eventually crown their efforts with sue
cess. Defeat after brave, manly tight Is
much more honorable than a cowardly
surrender without struggle.
- More ANON.
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HAMILTON Female C0IIEIx
TEACHERS &.!STyDERTS"s

during VACATION. For full yArtscalif, ,l,,s
j. G. NIcCUIkDY i CO., phIIAdtIpbI, b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
WASHINGTON.
What West yirgInian Sees and Hears ut
the National Capital These Dull Days.
Corr,sponLsnce Of the lntellIyeucer.

whnt N West yirginian Sees and Hears nj
The National Capital These Dull Days.
Correspondence Of the lntelligencer
WASHINGTON, D. c., August II.
would have written you sooner, but on
reading your interesting paper l find it
80 full Of stirring home events that know
the necessarily dry and uninteresting
letter would have to write from here
would be bore to your numerous readers
by taking up space that would otherwise
be filled with local and State news vastly
more readable.
And now that have commenced this
letter, what to write about is what puzzles
me. might write about the stirring
political events of the day, and tell OF the
noble qualities and eminent statesmanship
of Garfield Us contrasted with the noble
physique and eminent epaulettes Of
HANCOCK, but orators, in embryo and
fnll.Aedged, are telling the people
these things from almost every
stump in the land. might write
about the great love Bro. Sturgiss
has for the whole people, without regard
10 race, color or previous condition Of
seryiuude, and the boosted hate Bro. Jack
son has Tor the large and eminently re.
snrctable class OF his fellow citizens,
ycleped Republicans, but ] know the
Iiberty.loving, Sta,e.npbuilding citizens Of
onr State do not need 10 be told that the
election OF one will open our State
and bring within her folds thousands
of industrious immigrants, while the
snccess Of the other will so identify us
win the "solid South" as to place us
mnder a ban, which will retard our prog
ress for years. l might tell our Irish
iellow.citizens that the nomination o. Col.
Thomas o Brien, I'll ye PLACE, eur" was
not because our Democratic friends were
anxious to show their great love and admit
ration for the Celtic voters who have been
the mainstay;oi their party Tor years, With
scarcely sign OF recognition, but because
Captain Richard Burke, of Monroe county,
m Irish Republican, was nominated by
the party Of liberty, progress and freedom,
but ] know that they are beginning TO
realize the fact that 1t is not very much
better to be hewers Of wood and drawers
OF water for the Democratic party, and to
have TO content themselves with the
crumbs from the otfice'holder's table, than
Il was TO be subject TO the harsh will OF
English landlords, aud the interruptions
exactions OF their agents. might dis.
course 10 your lady readers OF the fashions,
INT h Ia too late to talk OF summer styles,
and too early for fall styles; besides the
iashion would, in all likelihood, change
before nv letter could reach you. ! might
write you OF the rapes, burglaties ana
s,rocious murders that are blot on this
GapitSI City OF great America, but
4 would be but sicIening, dis
T,,sting repetition, from week to
veal lie same. / might tell you how the
numerous statesmen who flock here from
ali quarters confdentially intern the IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
xErIJBLICAN MEETINGS.

MIadlebourne, Tyler cOuEty, August 10 A. W.
MduSd.yIc, August u, Up. M, Hon; Ge9!S S,S =:
S,IrgiSs Hen. John a. Hutchinson Ahu So' "'O'6'
s Angus. H. 1880 p. m, Hon; George Ho,S .
s,nrsISS. lion. John a. Hutchinson anu Co'' "'O'Se
GSaIIoS, Angus. 70, Up ~, Hon. George c. ssuF-
S'EE .,rvisv, Hancock county, August le, P. M
Hon. q. b. Hubbard and Hon. GegTSe Y. etu Ella
Writ c. H., August lG, P. r'' COL ae"'S' D.
WA We.t Union, DOddridee county, August q ~.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson and Hon. neOISeS' 9'u''
sSS George, Tucker county, August TO- Hon =. M'
HssaHs. Hon. John ". Mas N aud Hon. J, !. noS'
+ ON agton, August II, 1850 p. rn Hon. de@tsS0
Sturgiss. A,,r,., II IIon. J. I,
ISrpsr's Ferry, August IS, Hon. George Z. s'ur-
gIss and lion John a. hutchinson
MGttinsSurE Angus! - zen G ~ E 10 Hon John A.
uutrhInSOn aud lion. D: +. fugh. ~ s,,,.,.. anil
Hon. John A. Hutchinson n, =, Gsr
Hebron, PIeAants county, August ~ D. m'' "e"'
N Coil Jr and Hon. John A. Hutchinson.
Midiie6ouTne, Tyler county, August ~ T. tp''
Gen h. GOT, Jr. aud Hon John A; hutSIus s;nrol.s
beverly, August u, / p. III Hon George e'uib"''
CaDI' A. n, FouulstonC and John W. MaSon:
ReiInrtOn Barbour county, August ~, I:d9 y. M
Hon Geone Z. StuTgiss and Hon. A. NJ fouIos! y
EVANSVILLE, CAlhOun county, aubuA' ~ ~"F
sstSISyilIe Tyler county, August "a, Gen. N. Gon'
Jr. aLi ''rr Jnin 3 Hutchinson: .... AK :or
M l., vIzel county, August 70, uen'
n I;ol. i r, anu non. John A.HuIchlnSOn.
Wheeling, Augustus, 1880 p. m., Gen. Stewart L.
WooiioFd, Of New York, and Hon. George Z: etufS'Is
ClarESburT, August 10, P. NJ, Gen. s'e"st' IL
Wexford, and Hon. George y. stuIgt5s. ,,...-.
MaTtinsburg, september /, p. m, Gen. ote"Wt IL
WoodiOrd, and Hon. George e stuIgI,. :.
NorsaniOWn september !, Gen. N Con, ", r.
Kin4EOO1, Preston county, sept o, hOh' ueo' u
RturViSJ and A. W. Campbell.
Falnuout, September II, Gen. n. Gon, Jr'
Grafton, Septem Der 20. Gen. n. Con, ".
CjTuitOn, August 10, Hon. W. J. whey p,s
iiraxtOn c. H., August II, CSPta'E A. Nj foun4'
stone. c-..tn An popnd.
tone. ~ roT and Can,.
john ". CTacat. ,oL, c,mD-
PGTkenbuTg, september ~, NOD. 1o"n A' S"'Af
hell and Hon. ". 4. Stevenson. r., tohr A
Volcano, September rs, At night, Hon. Jonn A.
Campbell and Hon. W. t. Stevenson. .,, M
uarTISyllle, September -, John a. CAmpOeiI' W.
T., Stevenson and Captain Z. q. Cole,
PeunSbOrOugh, september 70 niSnt' S1me sPe"A"''
West Union, September %, same speakers
CIsFksburg, October |, GAnG speakers.
" estOn, October ., same Ipeakers'
bridgeport, October 4, same speakers. y,
salem, October6 9, John A: Campbell anu u e
Pugh.
81 MarJ'S, October 0, same speakers.
ElStersyiile, October I, same speakers.
M,ddlebOuine, October s, same speakers.
New MAFtInsYille, October 0, 9anO speakers
Wheeling, October II, Hon John A. CampOeu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
POTOMAC.
The Republican Meeting Thursday Even.
Ing-An Enthusiastic AssembIHge.

The Republican Meeting Thursday Even.
Ing-An Enthusiastic AssembIHEe.
PoroMAc, Ono Co., W. VA, Aug, 70
Editors IntellgOneet.
There was a grand Republican rally at
this place this evening. The West Alex.
ander and Valley Grove Garfield and Ar.
thur clubs Joined in coming to hear the
Hon. John A. Hutchinson speak. There
was also a good attendance on the part Of
other people from Brooke and Ohio coun.
ties-even as far as wellsburg-and from
among our neighbors in Washington
county, Pa.
The meeting was organized by the Sc
lection Of Col. W. B. Curtis, OF West Lib.
erty, as Chairman. He made neat little
speech explaining the object Of the meet
ing and introduced the orator OF the even.
inN the Hon. John A. Hutchinson, our
next representative in Congress. Mr..
Hutchinson addressed the assemblage for
an hour and a half, during which time he
discussed the issues OF the day In o way
that greatly interested and instructed the
people. AL present except few disorder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
From Relative of Vim. Prescott, the
Historian.
CLEyELAND, O., January y, 1850.

CLEVELAND, O., January y, $3.50. ;,
II. II. WARNER & Co.-GRNrs..l shall
not cease to recommend your Safe Kid,
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all nv friends, who are afflicted as | was,
with that terrible and dangerous disease,
Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys. ltcured
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with great respect, thy friend,
rTn4s JAS. S. PRESCOTT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14

" persons--Democrats, must record 1t
who seemed inclined 10 intrude upon
the peace and good order Of the occasion,
manifested great interest in the proceed
'D The meeting finally broke up with three
rousing cheers for Garfield, Hutchinson
and Parks. u. Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
The Constitutional Amend

cor,,,,,,opaI Amendment Article e!Sht-fOl
Ratification. o.,,,o, ,bIr+oen. Artl.
,IS ILTr.- Fof IIAlihcaitOn'
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

yoR OovKKSOR,
GEO. c. STURGIss, Of MononSalia'
svpEmNrxspEST OF yEEK SCHOOLS
A. l. PURINToN, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY GESEEAL'
GEO, Il. CALDWELL, Of Ohio
AUDtToE,
John &. CUNNINGHAM, Of KAnaWhA'
TRKASDRRR,
RICHARD BURKE, of Monroe
SuPRENE JUDGE
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison
FOR coSGREsS,
=, D,,,Jc,-JOHN A. HUTCHINSON oil WOOL
IL Di,tTict-J. 7. HOKE.
The Constitutional Amendments nlls; +
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osp,isLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

sHKmYP,
GEORGE b. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATTUKSEr'
7. j. HuGUs.
ASnSoK, CITY DISTRICT,
Z. A. HEAVYWEIGHT.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT
h. Ii. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE OF DKLEGATEs,
W. P. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
EIMON L. MCCOLlOCH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
+ IsT OF LETTERS

I Isr OF LETTERS
Remaining In the PoStonice at wheeling Ohio eonn-
", ". Va, Saturday, August H. 1850. Ioehtan any
81 The following, the applicant must ask Tor auHer
tiled letters, giving date Of list:
proTn. InL LAupheimer, Davld2
Blfkett, miss Maggie Lee, miss i, blanche
Crsft miss IouIse Mcdonnell, miss Martha
Carr1 MO Mayunke, miss Emma
Csmnpell. William McMullen, mrs Lizze
Coz, Edward Robinson, a
Cabaniss, William Ressager, mra Minnie
Degarmo, Benson SeamonI WIN
Eastman, mrs Kate Trotter, SAMUEL
Foutaine, Prot VIM Narney, mn
Finch, harry Wheeler NUS Anna
tiuinea. mrs Maria Washington, miss Mildred
Johnson miss Savanna Want, Elinoeih
Heath & MiIliaan Weidel, Albert
KIeindin,t, II ,,,,,,,, ,rs,,,vc y NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
DIED.

RoTHEgMUND-on Thursday morning.. August
18th, 1885, al o'clock, AUGUSTA, vile Of Frederick
IIothefmund, aged 81 years, months, and p days
The funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday
afternoon, at o'clock from hef husbands resdence,
No. 1857 EOir street. Friends Of the family are In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
MAMMAL REPUBLICAN TICKET,

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET,
FOR PREsIDEST.
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
OF OHIO.
roE yICE.PEESIDENr
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
OF NEw YORK.
Presidential Electors
ELECroRS AT LAEOE
A. W, CAMPBELL, Of Ohio County
Jas. L. MCLEAN, Of Putnam County
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT kLEc1ohS
,,.IOuN A. CAMPBELL, Hancock County
"a. ri. POUND.TONE, Upshur Coun'1'
al. d. MENAGER, Mason county
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad

On and After WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1880, cars on
tho Wheeling and Elm GroveR r. will run a. fol-
lowe Cars Will start from each end Of the road At $3.50
A. - and regularly thereafter every half hour until
II O'Clock, p. ", except tho following trips which
~ On Sundays the $50 and % A. N. and $50 P. N.
trips will be omitted.
CapltOl clock time Q. LEnNHART, Hup't-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-24
Discordant Conventions.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 23.-Thc Repub-
lican Convention passed resolution con-
demniDg the outrage on Cadet w hittaker,
and calling on the administration to fully
protect the colored cadets. The selection
of delegates to the Chicago convention
was the occasion of much wrangling and
fierce debate. The Grant men rallied and
secured more strength on the delegation
than they hoped for yesterday. Fourteen
colored delegates were chosen. w. Pledg-
er, colored. was put at the head of The
state central committee and the com mittee
was empowered to select delegates to thu
Chicago convention, This occasioned
much wrangling and fierce debate, The
Grant men claim twelve The general
estimate, however, is eight for Blaine,
eight for Sherman and six for Grant. A
resolution that the delegates go uninstruet-
ed and consult the best interests of the
party, passed.
STAUToN. Va, April 23.-In the Re
publican convention after a long and
heated discussion, motion to reconsider
the resolutions was lost by decided oivd
Uoce vote. at a. N. d motion was made
| by the straight-outs to adjourn until to-
morrow, which was carried by a majority
| of four. The question discussed this
morning was whether the convention shall
lOmtb dIC o6lt kdtG6 ~ 1biCaRO D6IOES QG-
Gliding whether nomination of the electoral
ticket shall be postponed or not, The
| straigh-outs are evidently feeling more
confident.
The convention at last reached q test
vote aud the result is a victory for the
straight outs, by a vote ct 60 to 81. The
vote was upon u resolution that the con-
ventiou proceed to nominate and elect full
electoral tickets The first SECTION of the
resolution, that no eiector shall be placed
upon the Republican ticket who is not
pledged TO support the Republican nomi-
nee made at Chicago. was adopted un
animousIy. A bitter contest took place
over the last section. A bolt by the read
justers was only prevented by stormy per-
sonaI appeals. The convention to-day
was extremely disorderiy. the police being
called in TO quell what threatened to be a
general fight. a conference preparatory
TO the nomination of Chicago delegates and
electors is now goiB. on.
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mas been remarkably continuous and
vivid,
CHICAGO. April 23.-Abner G. Loomis
dealer IN carriage. buggies. etc. on West
randolph street has failed. Liabilities
$40, 1000; asset, $26 900.
The Hamilton herd of short horns. oil
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, was sold to
day. The sixty>ive head sold for $I4.
l55. an average of $2l7.
A new schedule goes into effect to o-mor i.
row on grain from Missouri river points
east, based on the rate of ii cents on wheat
from Kansas City to Chicago and cents
70 St Louis. This is a very heavy re.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND

EM9LAND
LONDON, April 24.-Earl Granville
Harrington, and William j. Adam, have
been in consultation at Gladstones house.
Lord Selbourue will be Lord High
Chancellor,
Boyd is training for the international re.
gatta at Providence. He will 60 tc
Rochester races, should be practice al
Boyds time February last.
Christian committee al Bagdad tele-
graphs terrible famine raging through
out Mesopotamia and Murdistan. In
mense masses of starving Christians
crawling hither for relief Our resources
totally inadequate to meet the necessities
of public meeting to be held at the Man
sion House.
PARIS, April 24.-Bonapartist, for
asking for inquiry into the suspicious
which he said rest on the head of Presi-
dent Crews brother, has been excluded
from the chamber for Is sittings, and put
on half pay two months, and to pay tor
placarding throughout his arondissemeni
of Paris of the Objectionable words. The
punishment is unusually severe. Gam
betta insisted the words ipsuted President
Grevy. though Godele tdisavowed any
such purpose.
Relief for ireland.
QUEENSTOWN. April 24-The Duke oi
Edinburg has been invited to the dinner
to Capt. Potter of the Constellation and
United States Consul Brookes and some
members of the relief committee. The
duke will remain until the cargo of the
Constellation is discharged, when he will
return to Galway. The citizens of Cork
give banquet to the officers of the Con
stellation on Thursday next.