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MINOR TRLEaRAMs.

"A London dispatch to the New
York Herald, states that Williams let.
ter claiming that the Oxford crew could
have beaten the Harvards by as many
more lengths ls regarded as u specimen
OF "bounce." -. .i0.
Another suicide occurred in 81.
Louis, Thursday, Frederick Veem, a
German with too strong love for wills.
ky hung himself.
"a. ]. A. Ball, formerly o proml-
nent politician Of New York city, died
Thursday In luuatic Asylum. His
insanity being caused by dissipation
and disappointment at being defeated
for Mayorallty By Gunther.
AT a meeting Of the corporation Of
Groove University, John G.. WhIttacEe
and Rowland g. Howard were elected
TO ill the vacancies In the Board OF
Trustees. The time for holding the
Com mencement Is changed from Sep.
tember 10 June.
The paper mill of Geo. Bolton &
Son, at Bennington, burned Thursday
night. Loss on MILL and stock, $40 600
partially Insured. I'm
Lady Thorn beat Mountain Boy,
mile heats, In harness, yesterday after.
noon, at Prospect Fair Grounds, New
York, In &2SK; 2:2l; 2:2lX.
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VIRGINIA.
The Status OF the Legislature Settled
-OPlniOn OF the Attorney Gee.
eFAl ON the Test Oath.
The Main Question Turned Over 10
Congress.

The Main Question Turned Over q
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.
The War Department yesterday re-
ceived from Attorney General Hoar bis
opinion relative 10 political affairs Ia
Virginia, and he has transmitted the
same to General Candy for his Infor.
nation and guidance. II depends upon
the latter 10 make the full text public
The Attorney General says the LeHisla.
ture must as a prerequisite submit the
Constitution and their action thereon tu
Congress for approval In this the test
oath Will not be required. II the Con-
stitution and action OF the Legislature
be approved the Legislature then be-
comes the Legislature OF the State ol
Virginia, and the provisions ol
the Constitution fixing the quall-
hcatlons OF members OF the Leg.
islature necessarily prevail, the
requirements OF tho reconstruct Ion
acts being thus suspended 80 far
as Virginia is concerned. But before
such approval by Congress, Virginia
not being In all respects a State OF the
Union, the Legislature as q provisional
body cannot pass laws wltuout ita
mem bers taking the test oath.
The reconstruction acts require the
ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment Of the Constitution Of the United
States, before the State can be admitted
TO representation iu Congress. There
ID no question that this amendment
will 6e ratified by an overwhelming
majority.
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TIE Richmond Dispatch OF Tuesday
contains poem, deprecating the seces.
sion Of the South, sent to Its editor by
the late Mrs, sigourney In February,
1861. The fate OF the hour had been
TOO well decided, at that time, the edI,
tor says, to render the publication oil
the poem advisable; and he adds
HAD the 'Len Governors been chained
In some dungeon for the detention ol
evil spirits, as they ought to have been,
for the welfare OF mankind, and had
Virginia, Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. GrittRn,
den been intrusted with the seltleme nj
OF the dispute, the Union would usvei
have been disrupted, and the ardent
hopes OF the lamented poetess would
have been realized"
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FRANCE.


Return of the Empress TO ST. Cloud.
PARIS, Sept. 3.
The Empress has arrived back at 81.
Cloud. She has abandoned her Eastern
journey for the present.
Marshal McMahon has not arrived
here as before reported. He Is still In
Algeria.
Pezula, the Count of Cheste, has gone
10 Vichy. Gen. PrIn ls there aud 1t Is
said Che,te will challenge him,
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PrOErcSH OF tho Kansas.Pacllc
RRIIwny.
Heavy shipment Of silver Ore.

AehVy ShIpmenIot silver Ore.
ST, LoUrs, September 8.
A dispatch was received here yester.
day from the agent OF the Kansas. Pa
cihc Railroad, at Denver, saying that
2OO. 900 pounds OF Colorado silver ore
had been shipped to the end Of that
road by wagons, which was destined
for London, England. II Is believed
that when the above road Is complet.
ed TO Denver immense amounts Of
the rich ores Of Colorado will find their
way to the east and 10 Europe, for
smelling. SevenLy.five miles OF the
Extension Kansas. Pacific railway are
under contract, and will be completed
by January lst, 1870. This will carry
the track 10 Kit Carson, on the Big
Sandy, and will leave but one hundred
and hfy miles to he finished TO the
Denver track.
The laying Of tho track OF the Chey-
enne and Denver Road will be COM
menced South from Denver, In a few
days, and the entire road will be com.
pleted within year.
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Propeller burned on 81. Clair River
Two Men Lost,
DETROIT, MICH,, Sent, 8.

The propeller Boscobel, Capt. Hodgep,
OF the New York Central Line, caught
fire at 0 O'Clock this morning, three
miles below st. Olalr. AS soon 40 the
fire was discovered the boat was run on
the Canada shore, where she continued
10 burn, and will prove q total loss.
The fire originated about the boilers.
The Boscobel was bound for Chicago,
and had ten passengers, all Of which
were saved. Most Of them lose all their
effects. The officers, crew and passen-
gers were conveyed to st. Clair on the
Belle OF Oshkosh. The second eugl-
neer, George Ely, finding It impossible
to reach the deck jumped overheard
and was drowned. II Is feared that
one Of the Gremen suffered the came
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Movements OF Prince Arthur.

HALlFAAI SBpIs 2.
Prince Arthur left Richmond by a
special train this morning; q salute was
fired along the route. The party reach.
ed Hopewell where an address was pre-.
scented to the Prince who made a reply
The Prince will embark In the gunboat
Dart at Plctou for Shedlal, Monday.
The city, through Mayor Dean, present.
Ell farewell address 10 Admiral Rod
ney Murry. this afternoon,
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Tho Times AdmOn,shcE the Sick
Emperor.
GERMANY.
Convention OF BIshOpB-PrOSpect of
LIbCrRl anu Inde pendent Action.


''W ONAt JvPI' %
The Hcrald'S special, dated London,
September 2, says: "Advices from the
continent report that the Convention OF
German Bishops assembled and organ.
lied In Fulda, Bavaria, to-day, with the
object OF considering in hIerarchal con.
clave what course the body will adopt
with reference to the pspal summons
calling Its members to attend the Ecu.
menlcll Council, as well as the line of
representative conduct which they will
pursue. There Ia large attendance.
The proceedings Of the conclave are
kept secret, but It Ia understood the
Bishops evInce disposition to adopt
liberal and independent views.
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German Arctic Expedition.

BERLIN, Sep. 8.
Advices hAvO reached here to>day
from the German Arctic Expedition;
the first leo was encountered on the
18th Of July, In latitude 24o, longitude
lO'. The West coast OF Greenland was
sighted seventeen days afterwards. The
expedition had experienced adverse
winds and much mist; the weather was
colder than In 1868. All on board were
well.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,


uoOFLANDs GERMAN BGTTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor,
II Is q compound OF Fluid Extracts, The
Roots. Herbs, and Barks from which theto
extracts are made. arc gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded To this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this BltterS. There is no alcoholic substance
Ot any kind used In cOmpOunding the BIZ
tiers, hence II FREQ from all the objections In.
cdent 10 tho use Of a liquor preparation.
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PRluRB.

uoouandS German BittorA per bottle 500
hAlfdoGan 500
Hoonand1 German Tonic, put up In QUAR-
bottles, u 90 per bottle or a half doGen f0r
N@, = =
iele you buy, In order 70 got the genuine.
FOR sale by druggists and Dealers in Med.
cline eYerywher1. jyl2
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CAUTION.

HoonandH German Remedies arc counter.
ieited. Bee that tho signature ofC. II. JACK.
BON 10 on the wrapper OF each bottle. AL
oLherh arc counterfeit.
Principal 0ificO and Manufactory at the
Philadelphia, Pa =
Oh HARLEa NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly q, II. JACKSON q 70.
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A Dus1NRas Arm In New Haven,
Conn.,, have posted the following mos
tice' In front OF their iron safe: All
gentlemAnly burglars are hereby noti-
hed that owing to the insecurity Of this
box no yRluAbles are deposited therein
SO please not dlRturbit,'
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COAARRCIAA AND FINANCIAL,
MARK ETs BIZ TELEGKAPIr.
New YORK, Sept, .

CorroN-Flrm; sales 800 bales at $50
ior mIddling uplands.
FLoUR-closed dull and slightly In
buyers favor.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, heavy and lc
lower. Ryo-NomInally unchanged,
0ats-steady sat 6Sa6sc for western,
Corn-Firm at 81 l6I1 IS for sound
mixed western.
Observation-Disclosures al S3l 81
for mess. Bsef-Nomlnally unchanged,
Out MeaIs-Dull and scarcely 20 firm.
Bacon-Steady and In fair demand,
hard-Quiet at 10Hal9sSc for fair 10
prime steam.
Edus-QQIet and without decided
change.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The market for most classes OF texLIle
fabrlcS is moderately active, but there
Is no rushing trade except Ia speclaltIes,
Prices generally are firm for the most
part; the only change Of Importance Is
an advance In Hedley spool thread BY
the agents 10 IS 50 regular. The Au-
gusta sheetings are up to l5c, while Ca.
bot are offered at 16xc. The Lyman
extra and other standard makes are
steady at l6Xc; yet Appleton A are
ouered at l6A by leading houses, but
they are really worth l6Xc. In other
classes OF goods there is no particular
change 10 observe. Woolen goods arc
moving more freely, and hAnuels and
blankets are particularly active.
MONEY AND SHOCKS.
MoNRY-Actlve and sharp at 7 per
cent, closing with better supply, and
some exceptions at 0 per cent.
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Tho ri. E.ouiS National Capital Con.
VcntIOn.
ST T,nTITa Shnt o

VcntlOn.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.
From correspondence In the hands Of
the National Capital Convention COM
mittee It appears that Governor Geary,
OF Pennsylvania, declines 10 send DEL
egates TO the National Capital Conyen-
tlop, 10 be held here next month, on the
ground that In his opinion the people
Of Pennsylvania arc not ready to sane.
ton such movement at present,
Governor Baker, "f Indiana, while he
approves OF the movement himself,
questions his authority 10 appoint delo.
gates In the absence OF an expression
Of the views OF the people on the sub
ject.
The Mayor of Memphis thinks the
Convention ought 10 be postponed one
year. Henry s. Foote, OF Tennessee,
claims TO have favored the removal OF
the capital for twenty years.
Governor Yarmouth, OF LousIana
and Governor McClurg, Of Missouri,
announce thelr intention Of appointing
full delegations.
The Convention will be held II no
more than three States are represented
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DURING the recent freshet In Con,
nectlcut, Q Waterbury editor telegraph
ed another at the scene OF action;-
Send me full particulars OF the food /.
The anSWeE came: You will fnd them
| In Genesis, ~ Nsyaha
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HON. GEo. W. WOODWARD,
HON. JANH THoNpsoN:

AoN' JAAA9 3hOAtbONI
Judge Of The Supreme Court Qf PennSylpdIid
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1850
~ consider Hollands German Bltters. O
grstIOn or dyspepsia. dan certify thii
from my experience OF II.
Yours, with respect, ...-.
.r.,. JAMES THOMSON"
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WASHINGTON.
HEALTH or SECRETARY RAwIrEs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.
Secretary Rawlins ls much better.
APPOINTMENT OF P. N. AT LOUISVILLE,
To-day the President appointed Col
Jesse NJ, Boyles Postmaster at Louis.
Vile. KY, Vice Dr.. Speed, who has been
IN once eight years. This appointment,
It 10 stated, 10 In accord with q de.
termination Of President Grant some
time ago, that certain persons who held
otice eight years must give place tC
others who have suffered by the war,
provided they are equally competent
for the positions.
KENTUCKY TO De RECONSTRUCTED,
The condition OF political affairs In
Kentucky received some attention aL
the late Cabinet meeting, with o view
TO changes In the principal offices and
10 bring incumDentS fully In accord
with the Administration. ..
THE VIRGINIA QUESTION.
Il Is believed from sources deemed
reliable that Gen. Candy will soon pro-
claim the result OF the late election in
Virginia: that on the ionrth Tuesday
thereafter the Legislature will meet and
that the test oath will not be exact.
ed. but that they will not be allowed
10 act on questions beyond those re-
qulred by law, preliminary to the rec.
Ognitlon OF the State by Congress, the
latter including the ratification OF the
fifteenth amendment to the ConstItu-
tlon Of the United States.
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HON, GEORGE sHAnswoor

JuItIcs q lts Supreme oO.Grt Qr Pennlylparta.
PHILADELPHIA; Juno !, 1850.
II have iouud by experience that Hoof.
laAd'B German Ritters Is very good tonic,
relieving dyBpoptic 1ymptomA almost Ill.
tectly. GEoRlE sAARSWO0D."
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River ana weather.

P1TrsBuRaH, Sept. ).
Mouongahela IS inches and falling.
Weather clear and cool; thermometer
CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.
Weather clear; thermometer 7s'.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
kulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver in order,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no diseale will
ever aSsRll You.
THE CoNtPLIxEoR.-LadIeS who wish q
fair 81 In and good complexion, free from
yelloWiRh unge and all Other dlsngurements u,
should 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pnre
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks. '--.-.. .., ,.......
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

liz a pleasant preparation OF tho BItten for
Ihote who do not like extreme Bltter. II
Is composed OF all tho ingredients OF the
Bitten combined with pure EantA Cruz rum
and agreeable fiavoring eXuacls. Its use l
recommended when some pure stimulant IA
required in connection With tho tonic pro-
psftle8 OF the Bittcrg,
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EACH West Pointer costs the Govern.
ment ST, 900.
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READ RAAT PEOPLE BAY
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Who could ask for more substantial testl-
me ny than Is thus given.
Hon. GEo. W. WOODWARD,
CHIEF JIIttee q ne Supreme Court Of Pa, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857.
~ md AoohRndB German BitteiS II q
good tonic, useful in diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great bene1t In cases OF de-
blllty, and want OF nervous action In the
GES. W'woopwARD."
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HARLAN, BOWMAN SEQ.

Chapline street, between First and Ma,shall,
Wheeling, WI:
This roof has been In use for Six years, and
the parties that had the tirst one put OH way
that It Is n No. roof yet, and cannot say
how long It will last. But one tninH we DO
know thRt II IL taking the place or other
any danger OF nre. All OF our rolling mills
In and around Wheeling are using 1t alto
gether on account OF is safety aud uuER-
blllty.
Al orders for the above roofing will be
promptly attended tO JyI6-Jm
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MONEY AND STOCKS

MoNRY-Aotlve and sharp at 7 per
cent, closing with better supply, and
some exceptions at Q per cent.
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SEPTEMBER 3.-FLoUR-Qulet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Opeued 24ic better
and closed unchanged; No. l while
Michigan at 81 50; regular DO ut 81 Sc;
amber Michigan at 81 Al; No. / red
touched 81 Il, and closed at 81 40; No. Q
do at 81 80; No. 3 do at 81 81. CUEn-1c
better; No. at 90c; No. Eat 97c. Oats
20 better ut $50 for No. l,
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CTEPHENs' PATENT ElRE.pkuoF
y Iron flag Roonng and rIVlhY Alanuf4e-
tured and put on by
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Republican State Convention.

The Republican State Convention.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. % The Res
publican State convention meets 10 this
city to-day. A large number of delegates
are in town. Active preparatloassie being
made to complete the organization.
Charles Sumner will preside, and his
speech on the occasion is anticipated as
one Of chief points Of interest. No change
is anticipated in the present 5 ae ticket,
except in the State Auditor. A prelimin-
ary meeting was held yesterday afternoon,
presided over by Hon. Geo. 3. L0riDg. 1t
is probable that all questions OF ProhIbl-
ton, and other side is5ues,will be escheWed,
and that the platform of the convention
will be sub as seems TO be demanded by
the present national position Of the Re-
publican party.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 22,-Df. Lor-
ing, in his speech at the caucus last night
| SAID they were the same Republicans now
| as when they sustained the Chicago plat
form, and said the promises of tie plat,
form for citizenship, free suffrage, aud
honest payment of the national debt, were
being faithfully csrried out through The
| administration Of Gen. Grant, The result
was Witnessed in the development OF the
resources in the country and in its general
peace aud prosperity. He favored Chinese
suffrage and advocated a close union IL
the ranks of the party.
Rodney French also addressed the caucus
strongly advocating a prohlbitory hquo
law, but did not favor making a new plant
of prohibition for the Republican plat
/ f,rYa
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SPAIN.
Warlike Prospect Probable Re'
suit OF the stckles Note.

A WarIike Prospect Probable Re-
suit OF the stckles Note.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Times tays the
Spanish have found advantage in bold
display of patriotism and national cOur~
age. They met an imagined afront with
immediate dtfa nee, though their threat>
ened adversary is ten times more power
full than themselves. Sickles is manifestly
alarmed at the result of his proceedings,
and has requested further instructions.
Pending reply from Washington,
he & desires Ito withdraw his note,
If this is the actual position
of the case, Spain owes it to
her own fearlessness which may SAVIOR of
unreas n, but does not partake
of the nature Of bravado. She
has declared that if driven to extremity
she will fight. No doubt she will. For
her to gain advantage by her doing so is
out of the question, but as matters stand
she will lose less by war than her adyers
sary. America may fairly decline an
easy victory on such Onerous and partial
terms.
The people and government of Spain
are resolved not to part with Cuba without
a struggle. A contest could only result in
the sacrifice of Cuba, compiled with other
but slighter loss. Sickles expected no
such resistance as his note provoked. los
sibly in the face of such opposition his pro.
ceedings may be qualified or repudiated
by his government. 1t is believed he ex-
ceeded his authority, and America can not
be responsible for the act.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Standard thinks
the loss of Cubs and, perhaps, Porto Rico
would be the certain result of waf with
the United States. Here the mischief for
Spain would end, after some months of
combat, for she must agree to peace. But
this mi,chief would bring with it no
corresponding good to the United States
The war would cause serious interruption
of her commerce and result in wholesale
destruction of her shipping. 1t is not
probable the American government will
interfere further in Cuban afiair5.
MADRID, Sept % The treaty of COM
merce between England and Spain will
soon be completed.
The first subject of discussion before
the Cortes on re-assemblng will be the
choice Of King. Among the candi'
dates thus far suggested the King Of
Portugal seems to be the favOrite.
MADRID, Sept. 22.-Gen. Prim has res
turned from France, Soon after his ar
rival a cabinet council was he'd, at
which it was resolved to use every effort
to save Cuba, and to dispatch more troops
to the island.
The herzegovina affair was also dis
cussed and strong measures proposed for
presentation of public order.
Prince Napoleon is spoken as candi~
date for the throne.
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TENNESSEE CONFERENCE
Seventh Day.

MURFREEsBoRo, Sept. 81, 1S69.-TEe
Conference was called to order at 81
o'clock, Bishop Paine in the chair. The
opening services were conducted by the
Rev. F. f. Pitts.
The journal of Monday was read and
approved.
Rev. w. P. Warren and Col. Coleman
Mcdaniel obtained leave of absence for
the remainder Of the session.
Report No. 3. of the Committee on Edu'
cation was read and adopted.
The Conference requested the Commit
lee on Foreign Missions to confer with DR..
Munsey and devise plan by which this,
and other conferences, may be able to pay
their part of the old missionary debt"
The report No. 2, of the Committee on
Education, was taken from the table, read
and Withdrawn. This report refers TO a
very handsome school property offered to
our church by its board of trustees in Win
chester, Tenn.
The Committee on Public Worship pre-,
/ scented the following report At c. +,
chur, h at o'clock m; DIR w ID Chadick,
| The DIR. ia the Pastor of this church,
| but such is his popularity with our preach
erg, especially his old army acquaintance
| that they invited him to preach sermon
| for them in his own church. At the Z. +.
| Church, at % O'Clock, Rev. J. b. Ander.
son. At the Presbyterian Church, at z.
o'clock, DR.. Il. A. Young. At the Metho
dist Church, q o'clock, DR.. ID. c. Kelley
AT the First Baptist Church, Rev. J. w
Cullum.
Fine speaking has been the order of tn
day. Scarcely any business transacted, a
may be seen from the mesgre report. Tn
address of Bishop Paine on education, AM
especially ministerial education, wa
superb, and worthy his palmy days wheI
he presided over LsGrange College.
The address Of DR.. Munsey on Foreigr
Missions was an hour in length. But who
ever heard such speech? Not you
.peciaI reporter. The conference wa
hacked. | should like to describe ia
scene at ils close; but language fails.
sneaker 20 artless and yet 80 oyerwhelnl
ing. Tenneaseans have never heard before
Dr. Young received letter from Nash
Vile to-day, signed by number Of we
known and learned gentlemen, invltin
DIR. Munsey to visit your city. BE patient
DR.. Munsey will visit you in OctobeI
Then Won will feel the poverty of you
city in having no room half large enoug
| TO contain his audience.
The churches of Murfreesboro are sll
crowded. But conference business NOV
as slowly as the most conservative can q
sire Look out for us Thursday or ff
day. 0rEolAL'