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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-07

SUNDAY MEETINGS Two Republican
meetings were held yesterday, one in the
morning and one in the evening, ct the
South Presbyterian Church. Addresses
were delivered on each occasion by the
Rev. DR.. Spear, who told his hearers that
to vote for Lincoln and johnson wss fe-
ligious duty Brooklyn (N ~ Edgs.
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be met by liberal terms onsubstantial and
collatersl poiuts and tina hsarsr 6f beavers
thereof shall have safe conduct both ways.
= Abrahcm Lineo.a Ja!y Is. lS64.iiw 1siT

How THE SOLDIERS WILL VorI.-AlI our
accounts from the army agree In predicting
q heavy majority for Mcclellan in the ssl-5
der vote, especially that cast in the Army
of the Potomac. OF, course, this 10 upon
the supposition that far canvass aud vote
will be allowed In addition TO the iettsrs
on this subject from soldiers, some Of which
we have published, the following from the
Patterson, Register furnishes con6rmatorY
evidence of the feeling in the army for
Little Mac" D. 20 i-1s"7 ."
We have gratifying intelligence from the
Army Of the Potomac, indicating that Gen.
Mcclellan still possesses the confidence,
love, and respect. Of the veterans Of that
gallant army. A returned volunteer Of the
Fifty Seventh New York regiment who has
Just arrived from the front, informa us that
vote for President was taken, in the Sec
ond (Hsncock's) Army Corps recently, with
the following result:
For Mcclellan. ...-.................. tU6eo o.
For Lincoln. .....-...... 3,eea- 81,
MeCisllsns majority :. '''''. 80. 0l
At Camp Distribution, where there are
several thousand soldiers, q vote WAS also
had few days since. IL resulted thus:
Mcclellan. .&007 .
Lincoln. n...................... t,sso %
Macs majority .................. ,z6sIj
Here is a total army vote Of ls,46S-of
which Gen. Mcclellan has IA, Ill, or ma,
jority of 9,65S, nearly double the total vote
that Lincoln received. ..H ed
This information is reliable. We have it
from q soldier who belonged to Hancocks
corps, and who is Republican. It proves
what has all along been said, that the sol {,
diers are almost to man for Mcclellan and
the Union, and will so vote in November
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DR.. STRTCKLAND'S .gt 5f
MELLIFLUOUS
BALSAM

rURRS Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, and
" Consumption. 1t is only necessary Tor any ona
troubled With these complaints to try one bottle OF
stricil and's MelIfuous Cough BaIsam
to convince them that it is the best prep araton evo
used. It not ouly the above affections OF tn
Throat and Lungs but it cures Night Sweats and spit
ting of blood an is an excellent gargle for any kinC
of sore throat. 1t pleasant to take and safe med
icine for infants Price 50 cents per bottle For sale
by druggists generally.
Sold By Logan, List & Co, Wheeling
Chas. W. Graham, ..t ....
Jacob Carns Bridgeport, o. .
Michael McKelvey, Bellaire.
Sold by McMahep & Co., Cambridge Druggists
Thos Cummings, Washington. ...,
". f. Rogers, Morristown.
O. g. Metcalf, Belmont "..
8. J. Welsh & Co., Druggists Bellair, . f.
Richardson & Bro. Bellair, Front st.
Jacob Altmyer, Benwood, West Va.
Myers & Hays, Front street Beliair. -#iS-
ei6-1y -d&wTu&F ..-....--n
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A man in England recently stated that
bis wife had consumed 100 pounds Of opi.
um since they had been married.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-11

.sNYAH .Is.r Jq-9 100
spoos H pos qSA NIX l ssp1aa sStsqa
81 NON MOI AGA pos 90 HIN qo!qA .uo!ld!lo
sap AIeAo 20 ssHOHS pue $1,000 s.uelpl!4Q
pus s.ess!W 's.4u9D 's.e!pBI 30 Eoo4s eW!!d
neutrality-suspicious. aga WoIJ 4oe5!p psA!g5
'a1 4snI eAgq / 4eql eo!lou eA!5 % >! slHAl
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BY THOs. DOWNING, AUcr1oSEEn,,
GEORGETOWN, D. G.

YTRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY ,E RI in 4 fle, county y5
By virtue ola. deed Of trust from John Biech-
ler dated June g. A, D. 1859, and recorded in
Alexandria county Record IN Liber Z 70. 8,
page 69l, I shall sell at public sale TO the high
est bidder on Tuesday, the nth day Of O !
bel, A. D. 1854. at the auction rooms OF :Ihos
Bowling, in Georgetown, .. O., at ten clock.
q. NJ, those two certain tracts or parcels Of
land, known as lots Nos. and 8, in plat Of
division, amcng the representatives Of bTahanl
and Isaac Birch, recorded in the same records
in Liber R, No. 2, page 70, with the buildings,
improvements and appurtenances.
Lot contains twenty acres, and lot . four
acres ane, the two parcels adioin, and will he
sold together. The farm. is about two miles
from Georgetown, and had farm house and
other buildings upon It,. 49,,
The terms viii be cash; and $500; will ID 3? re-
quired at the time OF the sale-the residue
when the deed is ready fo7 delivering and con-
veyance and stamp at cost OF purchaser
FRED w. Jon ES, Trustee.
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Georgetown, Sept. 16--ts
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georgetown, Sept. Its
| NAIL LINE BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND DRIA.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
.HAVING heen awarded the contract for
IL carrying the mail between this city and
Washin gton, the undersigned ha< put on the
route q ne,7 and comfortable COACH, for the
accommodation of travellers
The Coach will leave at 4 o'clock every morn
ing for Washington, arriving there in time TO
connect with the trains going. north, and at
night will leave the Depot in Washington, on
the arrival of the clock train. Thus persons
living IN Alexandra and journeying north or
returning will always be sure OF safe and
speedy conveyance to and from Washington
MS Passengers for the North at O'Clock in
the morning will be called for, by leaving their
name and place Of residence at the othce NO.
south Pitt street.
sept l4-1m EDWIN E. MAYHEM.
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IS scHWARz SELLING OUT7

WHY Mary I was up at Schwartz sire and
w bought some Of the best bargains 1 ever
had since the war.
why Sally some say he amt going away nor
sell out?
Well Mary it don't make any difference what
he is going to 40, the goods and prices are all /
care for; he certainly sells goods Is cents
less than I can find them any where else; SO
lust 20 and try him and tell hin you come 10
see the price list that will show you the differ"
ence-that:s SO YOU will say sep 27--tf
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OAK AND PINE WOOD FOR SALE,

TIME subscriber has on hand, and will cor
l. stantly keep al his
on Union, between .lV",fe and Wilkes streets1
(Hunter's Ship Yard large supply Of o. (
and PINE WOOD, which he viii sell, at tha
Lowest market prices, for cash Those IN want
Of 8 good article and good measure, will do
well to call. WiLhiNSJN ~ MIX
ep ~ an
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A TT F. n IT. II !

NOW is the time for adj who yi5l: 20 buy
~ their FALL and WINTER BOOTS and
SHOES. [ have a tine stock Of BuQIe and
able for Ladies, Gents, Misses and children,
which will be sold cheap. Cali at No. 80, King
street Taug 25--tf] JNO T. EVANS.
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From the Manassas Gap Railroad.
!. - f.n,,,s " ashingtnn II, the North.

From the Manassas Gap Railroad
d;spatch from Washington in the North |
~ napers states that the Manassas Gap Rail
,oad has been repaired to RectortowD Station.
On last Friday, however, portion OF the tract
near the station was torn up by the Confeder
crates but it was subsequently repaired, not.
outstanding the working party was fredupo
Yesterday, it appears q much more serious at
{air occurred. ''The superintendent of the road
had started on the way to Piedmont, or be
yond that point, with two trains containing
material for building the road. When mile
and half the other side Of White Plains, it was
discoyered that the track had been torn up
The trains were then started back, but the Con
ederates poured voley into them, killing Mr..
]. McCrickett. who had jst been appointed su
perintendent, Edward J. Bolt, the conductor,
and Elk Lieut.. Col Fuller, formerly Of the 18th
Michigan, who had gone on the train to &C
oure experience as conductor. The engineer
is also reported killed. Mr. Glasscott,. the
agent, and number Of others were wounded
Country Court 70 DAY. Com. vs.
>gheen The jury in this case being unable to
sgree were discharged.
Com. Us. 4. N. Mcclure, proprietor Of the
City Hotel-on an Indictment for keeping
house Of ill.fame The examination of wit
assses ia this case is progressing.
------..-----
B Numerous burglaries and robberies are re.
ported in Washington. Some attempts at
breaking into stores have been noticed in this
place.
GOLD.
New York, Oct. ll.-Gold. to-day, 1881
y SNVAH L Il Jl-9 100
as 5uIY .O9 .oN 80 1850 's9o!ld eIqBuos
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LEWIS STEIN,

No. 20 North Royal Street,
rs Just in receipt Of large and general as
j sortment OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, and
LIQUORS Of the choicest bra nds7
and every article usually kopt in q we'll stocked
Grocery and Provision Store. ;,
Having received proper permission he Will
sell ks LIQUORS only through permit from
the Provost Marshal His prices will be ouad
as reasonable as those Of any other honse in the
city. sep l{-ln
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DAYS CT TUITION,
TT A! TEAL! r E AL!

lust received fresh invoice If PROF..
q WUNDRAM'S CELEBRATED HERB
TEA. an excellenttonic for wea k and deblitated
persons also for dispeptics, and persons OF oel-
children. it has been used by many families Of
late, to their entire satisfaction Price s. 10 cts.
pt r pound. Single package rs cts. For sale
bv JULIUS DIENEL Dentist,
145, Prince street.
A,eo no most druggists. See advertisement
n another colum sep A-lm
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z . u C A T I 0 II & Z /.

fr'HE exercises # MISS AARk'5 SEMI
I NARY will be resumed on Wedne<1ay, the
14td If September AS the improvement Of ::lle
students is greatly promoted by commencing
with The classes it IS essential Gas far as is pra~
ticable) that all should be present, at the open
ing Of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
TO return will please make "a early application;
Miss NJ hopes 10 have efficient cid and Will
spare no pains in the faithful! discharge OF her
onerous and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her residence, az,
King street. aug 197-toc1f
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MARINIS
DANCING ACADEMY,
145, King St., Bet St. Asaph aud Washington
MARINI'S

nROF. MARINI respectfully announces TO
he viii resume his classes on Monday, Octo-
Der Sd.
For Young Ladies, Misses and NJ asto1 Rs
every Monday and "Wednesday, from n 8 to T.
M; for Gentlemen, from 8 to 10 T. NJ:
rs For particulars see circulars, to be had
at French Book Store, or at the Academy du-
inc school hours sep 12-tf
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DOWN WITH THE PRICES.

II Won want your De LANES at SO cts, cali
r. yon want YOUR Calcoes at 5; Cts, call on mo-
You want your Marines at 1 cts cali ots on ca me- on me-
IF You want your Spools at 10 cts, call OH me:
You Goats spoGs at 70 c f c o1 OF on me- s
# You want Hat trimmed for your girls, all ready at
81 cts, call on me- -
If You wish to buy enough bargains cali On
1t is no use talking he is the candidate 70 sen az
nrices oo' -
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rATING HOUSE, FURNITURE, &c,
II SC, FOR SALE.7-An Eating house
well furnished and complete in all its arrange
ments, with excellent Bar, Bar Fixtures, &c,
situated on the Washington road, just beyond
the picket line, is offered for sale a great DR.
gain. there is attached to the house tine
YARD and garden enclosed with q picket fence
For particulars enquire on the premises.
oct 7-lw
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TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the TAX
~ PAYERS Of Alexandria City and Coun-
ty, that the State Tax is now due for the years
l86l-'2-'3, and if not promptly paid property
will be distrained for the collection of the same.
S. N. GARWOOD,
~ 27-xf . Sheriff. Aaxandr,a County.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19
N o &c .

WALTER A. THOMPSON, Agent for the State
10 carry Provisions &C.. to the soldiers Of
North Carolina, will leave Hilsborough and Greens.
borough on Thursday the Goth inst, for the Army Of
Northern Virginia. All boxes marked and weighed
left al those places, and all the intermediate depots
will be taken charge Of and promptly delivered. All
boxes sent 10 prisoners Of will also be taken
on and duly delivered to Commissioner 0uld BY
whom they will be promptly forwarded. Those per.
sons who gave ten cents for postage on letters sent
through the lines can call on G.. e. Parish who will
give them United States stamp.
Fayetteville Observer, Confederate, Greensborough
Patriot and all other papers who will do 50, please
copy until The goth. The Agent receives no pay fol
the services which he has rendered for the past i've
years and more, and cannot therefore pay for adyer
thing. Should he hereafter receive pay for bis sev
ces he will promptly pay for all advertisements hereto
fore inserted.
October 18th. 67-l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19
Obituary.

Died. on The Isl day Of August, 1864. At Point
Lookout, in The 10th yeat Of lis age. sergt. FRED.
ERICK NASH, second son Of the late Rev. FteJer.
lex Nash. His elder brother Henry, died year ago
from disease contracted in The army Of the Coincide.
racy but he died al home, surrounded by friends and
relatives and family The subject Of this notice died
in"the good cause and after three years service
among strangers, and prisoner, without one familiar
counienunco 70 look upon OF one kind hand 10 smooe
his fevercd brow in his struggle with the last great
enemy. Both Of these noble and gallant boys enter.
cd the service volunteers with the full consent and
appreciation Of their father One Of bis commsi ding
officers IL announcing The death q Frederick Nash,
thus speaks Of him. Among The many gallant dead,
none did their duty more faithfully than hc did, o.
held ia higher esteem By hi, associates in arms
Coz sodiely qualities, sirict department. and gentle.
manly bosras." In his lss, letter 10 dear relative,
just before the battle in which he was taken prisoner
hc writes: IL I Gall In The approaching baltic and
you SIC called upon % mouto, DO not mourn Is ons
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19
Notice Confederate Tax.

THE Lists Of Confederate Taxes will be ID my
= hands and open for inspection in my office, after
The 10th day Of October. Appeals will be received
and determined from the 9Th to the 2d days Of De-
tober in relation TO any or excessive valu-
atoms or enumerations by the Assessors.
will meet the tax payers Of the several tax districts
of Orange county at the times and places following,
10 receive the taxes due upon the ae assessment and
all other taxes that may remain unpaid and due from
Registered business Distillers, Butchers, &c:
At Hillsborough,o on Monday and Tuesday the Gath
25h days Of October, will wait upon the tax pay
ers Of the Orange and northern portion Of Caswen
districts; on Wednesday and Thursday the 26th and
9th, will wait upon the tax payers Of the town Of
Hillsborough and Hilsborough district, on Friday
and Saturday the asth and 2sh, will wal. upon the
lax payers Of ST. Mary's district
On Monday the 3lst Of October, and Tuesday the
Let Of November, at Chapel Hill, TO wait upon The
tax payers of St. Thomas and the southern portion
Of Caswell district; and on Wednesday and Thurs
DAY the End and 81 Of November, will meet the Tax
PAYERS of ST Marks district al Durham's Depot.
TaxpayeIs are hereby requested to attend piompt-
y al the times and places above mentioned, as re-
quested, from the different districts of the county,
n All persons are requested TO pay their taxes
promptly, according TO the above notice. or the penal
ties Of the law will BE- visited upon them.
A. MICKLE,
Collector 29th District N. C.
october o. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19
From tho Richmond Sentinel.
FROM THE VALLEY.

Sheridan is At Strasburg. eighteen miles
ssu,h of Winchester. aud seventy i've
miles North Of Stanton. lie has destroy
ed a. immense amount Of private proper
". Aware ofthc impossibility of conquer.
Ing the men Of the Confederate States, the
cowardly miscreantis endcayoring 10 starve
the wsu,cn and children BY destroying
their wiater's supply d food.
Rosser met with reverse near Fishers
fill. b. pushing TOO far ahead Of the in.
fantry, and having 10 tight the whole Of
Sherldan's army. We learned last night
that Kosser recaptured all his guns but
three. Ills loss was about one hundred
and fifty.
FROM THE ALEXANDRIA AND ORANGE ROAD.
A letter, dated the llth inst. from the
Orange road, says the enemy have fallen
hack 70 Manassas, which strengthens the
suppression that Sheridan is sending REIN
forcements 20 Grant by way Of Alexandria
aud the Potomac. The movement towards
the Rappahannock was teat 70 cover his
real intentions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19
October 5.
900 MILTON CLOTH for Ladies' CloaGs,

000 MILTON CLOTH for Ladies' Cloaks,
OOO 500 lbs. Blue Stone,
100 lbs. Cream Tartar,
500 lbs Sole Leather and Shoe Knives,
French Cafand Lining Skins,
rs yards Irish Linnen,
SO yards Swiss and Mui Muslin,
Black and colored Grape,
50ysrds Italian Silk,
$50 yards Solid Mouine De Lains.
loo packs Mourning Envelopes,
60 dozen Staff Buttons,
80 dozen Palmetto Staff Buttons,
Boot and Cater Webbing,
25 gross Steel Pens,
1000 yards Shirt Braid,
100 yards Canton Flannel,
1000 Shoe Strings,
100 lbs. Spice and Cloves,
Gilt Lace and Buttons,
SOC papers Tscks, assorted,
80 yards Bird Eye Diaper,
Sealing Wax,
For Sale by
HIN. BROWN & CO.
September 20. 6s-
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The Gslssboroush Stats Journal Of Sa-
furday last. SAYS the Aphrodi,e. q Y.akee
steam transport with recraits fst the South
efn Squadron. ran ashore on Monday the
Sd INST. on Shacklefors's Banks. twenty
'aiies east Of Fsrt Macon. vita over Eve
Lundred men on board. Twelve ot the
uea we're drowned. Sir sthers deserted
aad reported on the 9th inst. 10 Col. Whit
iard al kinston. We have not learned
whether the vessel vas total wreck; but
- learn from those acquainted with the
locality Of the disaster that she WAS likely
10 60 to pieces.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19
Executive Department, Msrth Carolina,
Adjuiani Generals Office.
Raleigh, Oct. 4lh, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. a.
October 18th.

NO. n.
a NECESSITY having arisen Cor calling part
= Of the Guard for Home Defense into the field to
repel threatened INVASION TO avoid interfering as far
as possible with the industrial pursuits Of the coun
try, il is ordered that the commanding officers Of the
Guard for Home Defense in the eoua,ies Of Suuy,
Yadkin, Rowan, Cabauus, Mecklsnburg. Lincoln,
Gsston and Clesvelind and all Of the COUNTESS lying
east Of said counties, will assemble their respective
Regiments OF Ba,talons without delay, and proceed
10 divide them into three equal parts 70 BE- known as
tte rst, second and third classfs-thcse numbers 10
be determined by lot draft, and the classes TO be
called out in rotation when less Than the whole are
required for field service.
Commanders or Balialions will exclude from The
first class all persons physcsy incapable Of perform.
ing ieli service, and rey will he careful not 10 in.
clude in either class persons not strictly members Of
the Guard for Home Defense.
When there are less than three companies in Bat
talon, they will be united and divided into three
equal parts and complement Of officers assigned 70
each. When there three, SIX, or nine companies
IN Battalion, they will be equalized 10 numbers BY
transfers from one company 70 the other. and when
the companies not dvisble BY three then il must
be made 80 BY breaking up The odd companies and
assigned their members 10 tie other companies The
company Or companies 10 be broken up 10 be deter
mined by lot.
As soon Is each commander has complied with the
foregoing instructions, he will arm and equip the first
class Of his Battalion and order Il 10 proceed without
delay 10 Goldsborcugh, and report % Brig. Gen. G.
leyenthCrpe, Who asthe troops arrive will organize
them into Regiments.
The Guard for Home Defense belonging 10 coun.
ties lying west Of those above enumerated, are Do.
signed Cor the defense Of the Mountain District Their
organization will not be changed for the present.
BY order Of Governor Vases:
X. G. GATLTN,
AJjuiant General
October IL. 63-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19

YsLLow FEvER.-The yellsw fever has
made IL appearance At Wilmington. and
several deaths have occurred. Bat the
Journal thinks there is no &C casion for
psnie % the subject. Il says at This
late season and with the pre,eat weather.
,Asre 10 little or no danger Of recurrence
Or the scenes Of 1862. or. indeed. Of any.
hug approaching. N epidemic still il
thinks u advisable, ~ matter Of precau.
ton. for those who can conveniently re-
~sve their families from town. 70 do 80.
At Chsrleston the disease 10 said 70 be on
the increase. The mortality amsng chill
drea is ,sry large.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19

BAPTIST, STATE CoNvEsrioS. The aext
session Of the Baptist State Convention Of
N. c. will be held with the church ia War;
renton. and will Commence on Wedaes.
day. the I'd Of Nsvember.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19
GENERAL LoNGsrREEr.

The Confederacy will rejoice. and Tan
keedom tremble 70 learn that the" old war
herse." Lieut.. Gen. Lsngstrest, has return
cd 70 duty. Ills wounds, saws the Mont
komery Mail. arc entirely we'll, though the
soe 10 his neck has partially paralyzed the
wa ofcne arm. Gen. Long street will in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-19
State and National Educational Asso-
Citations.

The next Annual Meeting Of The State Educational
Association Of North Carolina, will be hsM al Char
lo,le. on Tuesday, Novembersth. The Educational
Association Of the Confederate States. will meet al
the same place On November sh; and the friends Of
education ia North Carolina thus have an opportu.
nifty Of attending, during The same week by one Trip,
both the State and National Societies.
There never was period in our history when The
duties and responsibilities Of those engaged in the
instruction Of The rising generation were more impor.
taut and those who negec the opportunities Of this
day Of decision must expect 10 be arragned and con.
,lemned Al the bar OF the Future.
e. H. WILEY,
SuPt. Com. schools, n. C.
). LANDER, Ereeuiire
Rec osing Secretary. CConnniiiee.
W.. PALMER,
Corresponding Secretary.