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This oives an excess of I $50 over the Nc
tboGist about as many rs the "bfethodistS
and p3esbyteriars combined, and 14,SO6
more than PresbytcrianS, EpiScopa!lanS,
Disciples. and Christians combined;
After the report had been read, inc Asso-
citation was addressed III a most acccptaUlc
manner by Rcy. George G.. Conner, of Gcor-
cia, on the Importance anu interest OF Inc
Sunday-sch DOL cause. -. --.-s .-
On motion of Rev. j. William Jones, it
was - .-, .s-.
:" RESOLVED, That the Association most
cordially approve of the course of the Board
in rejecting the general superintendent
... ..a FOREIGN VISITORS.
Rev. Dir. Jetcr announced the attendance
of Rev. Dr. Thomas Price, of Abcrdarc,
South Wales, and Rev. Il. NJ. Henry, OF
Belfast, Jreland--a deputation of the Bap-
fist Irish Society, whose headquarters are
ut London.
Rev. DR.. Price, on being introduced to
the Association said that they were here
rather oddly. They represented the English
Church, although he Or. Price was Il
Wclchman, and his companion (Afr. Henry
was an IrShnnan. lie was delighted TO
meet so large IN audience on the occasion
of his first appearance before the people of
southern America. AT some future time,
if opportunity was afforded, he would cX-
plain more fully the objects of their visit.
Rev. Mr.. Henry spoke to the same effect,
and the Moderator gave both the visiting
brethren the right-hand of fellowship.
The Association, after a few remarks and
PRAYER nv Rev. Mr.. Whit, adjourned until
S o'clock p. NJ.
AT night IL large congregation assembled,
when the annual sermon was preached by
Rev. j. A. Haynes, of Middcburg, Lou
doun county, from RI. Corinthians, w., -,
If, -.
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r,,e weekly Dispatch.

var to-day has the report OF the proceedings OF
,n,,orins the Hscsnors afSthe dead at Hollywood
Ccr,etery-The political news Of the week 9np SfF
nrorress of the campaign for the Virginia cicc'ph
on 9Th ,ruly--The account OF the remarkaoie s''s
explosion =. Cincinnat-important 'ne'a. .
,uat.on about registering kcniaFkaoic ~
s,,.osca ,se in a Kentucky court-Au the news
g az wool foreign and domcstic--Editoriais--
MARKETS. and cntcrtainr miscellany. ~.
Price OF single copy, five cents--rcr annum, ~
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spEssfAL.NoTICEs.

WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE ~ %
SAVE TwENTYyFEEPgR CENT. WHEN
You CAN DOT.
Purchase at place where . fair profit Is put on
nil goods: where no bats are offered; no goods
cold n, and below cost and over ore hundred per
cent. charged on goods of which bnt re" are
,u,,ecs. To avoid imposition, purchase at the OLD
established store of
LEVY BROTHERS,
where All goods are sold at fair profits.
Good styles of LENOS and MozAMb'QuES 81
zoe. worth 3oc.;
STRIPED GRENADINES at 2cc. would &c cheap
at 3oc.; HEIf< s'Ht
DELAISES at 49, 90, and Csc;
Striped ALPACAs, all styles and qualities
LAWNS. PERCALES, and GINGHhMs, avery
low prices -H Itn'
FRENCH PRINTED CAMBRICs at CSC. worth
SOC. per yard;
BLACK GRENADINES, HERSANlS' bA
REGEs, CREPE MaRETz, BYZANTINE
and CHALLIE;. -7..5.H
ORGANIZES, CAMDRICs,
BLACK and WHITE LAWNS,
TUCKED MUsLINs for waists at eoc. pc: yart
| worth 81; ss"- -ra. 'm
PUFFED MUsLISS at 75c. would Ire cheap ut n
WHITE BRILLIANTS at 2s, 80, and3Sc, worth q
per cent more .,-..
Full-width BLEACHED SHEETING at Soc. worth
eoc.; 49,. 10, l. Is ..a. ....... ...... ....
IRISH LINENS ut soc. worth 62.c. per yard;
sKIRTING CAAIBRlCs, u yards wide, at 5oc
worth 75c. per yard;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACIlED COTTON, full
yard wide, at l24c. per yard;
CALICOES at 50, 10, III, Is, and le3c.-all very
cheap;
| PURE LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS, CSC. worth 40c
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS, DUCKS, and COT
TONADES, at CSC. per yard worth 'oc. pei
yard;
PIQUES at IS, 40, and Soc. extremely low for thu
quality;
| PIQUE and MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS CSC. 4
piece worth so and 75c.:
COLORED FEATIIER-EDGE BRAID at Sc.
bunch worth 2oc. n bunch;
~
yards long, at 81 worth $3.50;
WHITE LINEN full two yards
long. at Sl2S worth 81;
LINEN-FRISGED NAPKINS at 81 per dozen
worth Sl.5O;
COTTON DIAPER at Sl.?5. piece worth Fl.5o :;
COTTON DIAPER at Sl.5o would be cheap at
81;
RUSSIA DIAPER, all pure linen, ut $3.50 worth
20 piece;
HUCKABACK at CSC. per yard would be cheap
at 3oc.
WHITE FLANNEL, all pure wool, at CSC. worth
DOC. per yard;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS At 81 per dozen
worth $3.50;
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCH1EFS at 20c.
worth soc. at c5c. worth 35c.
CROCHET EDGINGS at Is, 20, and 25c., worth
more than double the money;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at lac. per yard;
SHIFTING STRIPES at l2I and l63c.;
BED TICK at l2}c. per yard:
Extra fine and long rhBLE-CLOTIIS;
TABLE and PIANOCOVERS; a...
NAPKINS and DOILlES;
Heavy BARNSLEY LINEN SnEETTNGS, full
10. wide, at sl.5o worth sl.15 per yard;
HuCkABACK TOWELS at Sl.5O, 80, -. ?s, $3.50
and So per dozen fully IS per cent. below
regular prices;
4 ruIl assortment Of DRESS TRIMMINGS:
BON NET and TRIMMING RIBBONS;
Spool COTTON. as good as the host 3oc. per
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THE HOT SPRINGS.

- $. C. rtn2Y 4 Co.. bi fnop TTSSRi 'N'
~ tty of Virginia, Resi- jcnt Physician.
lST, under the management oif !. A. MCCLUSG.
Al the buildings having been rcpuircd painted.
ana httcd ont with new fIrulturcrJInen bCus. ana,
tableware, these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions to both the invalid and plcaslre-scckcr.
NO expense or effort has been spared 10y the pro-
prctor' 10 make 1t As comfortable and pleasant ~
possible to all visitors
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
NJ the Springs, or by ;. {. TARDY & Co., Rich
mond, Va.
= telegraph Office will be established at the
Springs thus affording visitors an opportunity of
country, m orn
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aIARRHED.

father. on Thursday, May eth, by the Rev. VI. NJ
Marshall. GEORGE POLLOK BURGWYN, OF
Alvcston. northampton county, \. c., and EMMA
WRIGHT, daughter of Colonel Thomas Rldly, Of
southampton county, Va.
On Thursday evening the 9th May. at the resi-
,lcncc The brides father in southampton county.
Va. by the Rev. NJ. Marshall GEORGE Il. BUR-
GWYN, Esq. of Northampton county, y. O.. and
Miss EMMA RIDLEY, daughter of Colonel Thus.
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Tae Tirqimaras. 4 Tale ofythc Last Cen
tury., ietUN -uta ..n2 a.;
This is another book of the HaRpEEsle eur
ton of the TH&cKERAY novels, with nus
trations by the author. = :.
\ For sale by Mcssrs. CHRISTIAN d 90.
Tbree Seasons in European. V'neyards
Treating of Vine Culture; Vine I Disease
md It's Cure Wine Making. and w mes
!, Red and White Wine-Drinking MS Affect
ing Health and Morals. BY WILLIhM =, o.
e WacG. Newly ork: HARrER& BROTHERS.
This is !, very instructive work on the sub
ieect Of the vine at a time when the pubic
mind is very inquisiti1c about 1t.
Y For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN d Co..
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NEAREST WATERING-PLAoE~tt
RICHMOND.
TWO HOURS RIDE !
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
POWHATAN COUNTY, FIRGISp


This celebrated Virginia watcfTng-pluce. having
been recently repaired renovated and rcfrr-
nished, will be open To receive Visitors the 18Th
of June The arrangements about the place have
been made complete. the furniture Is al new, and
all the attractions of Grst-class summer resort
are offered.
The character of the waters ut the Springs-wht,
sulphur and chayhcatc-has been spoken of 10y
many eminent physicians rs containing great vr.
tues. The grounds of the Springs are extensive
aud beautiful. and the views and drives approAl.
mate are mcxcced.
The place Is accessible both by rail and canal,
being and n half miles from The cHnal and fivu
miles from CoaGcld, the Danyillc railroad. just
Il half hours ride from the city. Conycyances at
COalfed and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates Of board are Of
fercd
Per day. ..........................S?.o 800
Per week ..........................l2. 80
TcT HloHtH .,,,.,,,i V."'
Children, twelve years and under. and cnlorct
servants, half prtce. White servants according To-
accommodations.
NORVELL COBB Il CO., Proprctors.
n5-lm
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The Petersburg Express is anxious to see
WELLS defeated, and it urges with great
warmth that one way to do that is to defeat
the constitution. Now, we would be glad to
learn from the Express who, in that event,
would bc Governor of Virginia?
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NET BACHELORS IIAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE Is the best in the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable in
Simultaneous. No disappointmcnt-no ridiculous
ints remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes inytgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and pcrtumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory IL Bond
street, New York. t...#. NH ao--eodts
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ED.

ON the 81 instant, 1T the residence of his vrand-
father William Christian. WILLIE CHRISTIAN,
only son of Mary f.. and the late william II.
White, aged three years and tive months.
His funeral VIII TAXI place ut I'ni"u station
church THIS EVENING mt" % clock. The friends
OF the family arc invited IA attend.
NnrInlk III ncrS nlcasC CODY. y
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p,o,Srp .r,oS-The following additional

Rre1srRA following additional
amendments of registrars are announced !:
'fovniy>of Or0nGc.-First Prccinct-O. II.
=. Terrell, President John NJ. Ship, James
Nuudy. Second Precinct-Wiliam o. Nc
Gee. President; David Allen, Richard Le-
vim. Third sPrecinct-Pctcr L. Johnson,
President; Philip Mugler, Lawrence D. T.
Falconer. Fourth Prccinct-John Terrell,
President /; Thomas w. Bond, James w.
Estes. Fifth Precinct-William L. Duvall,
President; John IL. Sp0ttswood, jackson
SiSson.
County Of Mddison.-First Precinct-Wes-
ley Weakly, President; George Dulaney,
Abner Goodall. Second Precinct--George
w. Schrote, President /; William Reddish,
Henry Tanner. Third Precinct-Jehn
Leitch. President ; William Wayiand,
Charlie, Chamberlain. Fourth Precinct
Hugh ". Stephens, President ; William R.
Gaar, B. c. Maryland. ,..-..
County Of Grcene.-Iirst Precinct-B. f.
Ehart, President E; Henry Wctsel, Albert
Detimore. Second "Reminiscences Il.
Graves, President; DANES A. Sullivan, He
zekiah !. Davis. Third Precinct-J. G..
Saunders. President George Ii. stephens,
Downin4 J.. Smith. Fourth precinct-Da-
Wis EddnS, President; Thornton Gregory,
Robert Deane.
County IF AppomG'tor. Precinct
III. J. Rogers, President; II. B. Townsend,
James b. Alexander. Second Precinct
John d. Lydick, President; DR.. George F..
Beale, Thomas w. Jones. Third Precinct
{. W. Mcmahon, President; VIM. a. An
drie, Robert w. Neal. Fourth Precinct
Charles T.. Zinckc, President Edward
Jones, Rufus X. Purdum. Fifth Precinct
Henry Dedakcr, President; Thos. }. Bcal,
Alfred W. Shaw.
COuntyof buckingham. First Precinct
II. NJ. Gannaway, President Isaac Zehring,
VIM. A. Moss. Second Precinct-Bcnjamin
Winter, President w. ID. Spiccr, Chas. Il.
Sheppard. Third Prccinct-J. r. Noel,
President; n. NJ. Champlin, NJ. Z. Elcan.
Fourth Precinct-George NJ. 3. Duncan,
President; Caleb 2. Hinman, Robert E.
Mason. Fifth Precinct-Samuel f. Putney,
President Patrick Ii. Rourk, William N.
Hall. Sixth Precinct-W. III. Taylor, Pre-
sident; George W. MaXey, N. B. Tapscott.
County of Amherst.-First Precinct
Henry j. Cogan, President; JAS. Pearson,
John Z. Cash. Second Precinct-Joseph
Porter, President; Thomas Balbick, VIM.
Jennings. Third Precinct-J. II. Rowling,
President; G. G. Tate, Alexander NJ. Read.
Fourth Prccinct-Myron II. Dibbell, Presi-
dent; John Murphy, Alvin Hill. Fifth
Precinct Miller. PresidelS; DR..
William r. Roberts, David Tinsley.
County Of Nelson.-Fir>t Precinct-Por-
ter Wallace, President; Henry Stephens,
Y. G. Shepherd. Second Precinct
NJ. billiard, President; Henry Puryice, Ed
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SUMNER REsOHTs.


T OCUST GROyE.-This popular SUN,
IL MER RESORT, In the most beautiful and
healthy portion Of Piedmont, Ya.y CONTACTED n,
many yearsby John 8. Cooke, Esq, and more N.
Gently by the undersigned Is now open for visitors
TERMS 81 per day; Sio per week $40 Dor
month. Children under TIN years, and servants,
i Post-oficc Greenwood Depot, Albenarle cou,.
]c S~stawam A. X. YANcEY, in.
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
known WATERING-PLACE} Is now in ,ha n ms,i,
repair and open for the reception Of yfsffgrs TIRE
medicinal qualities Of the SALT SULPHUR and
IODINE STRINGS have been so ions and favor ,,.
ably known TO the public that we Simply refer 70
their analysts By DR.. Mutter Of PhihdcIphia, and
Professor Rogers, as contained in pamphlets fur
nished by The proprictors on application. We have
the pleasure Of Announcing DR.. j. EDGAR CHAN
CEILOR, an eminent practitioner OF medicine. and
physician. A FINE BASD OF IusIC is In Mt
tendance. All amuscmcnts Of a frst.cass water-
ing-place. HOT and WARM SULPHUR BATHS.
These Springs are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. terminus at White Sulphur,
leaving only twenty-five miles of staging or ~ the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ria Mount " hfte,
passing by the celebrated Salt Pond. Daily Inc NJ
fine Goa chcs on each route. Parties intending 10
visit the White Sulphur, more especially those
from the West and South, VIII lind The ronr, win
magnih mountain scenery, by Montgomery
White and Salt Sulphur, much more economical
and less fatigunE and pcrpexing. than by rail- ria
Lynchburg, charlottesville, ana stJuDton, WIN
continual changes OF cars aud re-checkiDg bag
gage. .A##
This spot, combining the advantages Of hcalthfui
climate. free from the fogs and dampness OF other
mountain retreats, excellent fare, ana sf,2a.i'
medicinal waters, viii he peculiarly s'inaDie 10
parties DESTROYS of spending the whole Season or
icw months away from the prosfratipE ,heats oi
cities or tho lower country. a rccsonaptc reanc-
tionof rates viii be made in such cases.
CHARGES AS FOLLOWS: Per day, ~ per WEEK,
Sl7 so: per month $50. Children under zen years
and roI6red servants half price. While servants
according to accomm 0dationS Furnished;
my 2S-eod2Utt G.. :. PEYTOS Bholh rIN-
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Mi SECOND GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JULIUS SYCLE'S.
as BROAD STREET. BETwEES FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.

We have Just received one Of the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING AND SUM
MER DRY GOODS ever offered in this city, and
At prices 10 suit one and all.
CALICO at 10 and l2lc.;
LENOS ut sc. per yard. really worth 3Oc.;
STRIPED GRESADINE at 37!c.;
STRIPED CILALLlE, 2sr.:
SATIN-STRIPED MOZAMBIQUE Mt ioc., really
great bargain; .....
SATIN-STRIPED CHINA PQPLIN at SOC.
JAPANESE pOPLIS-plain, plaid. and striped
BLACK GRESADISE, BAREGES,
TAMtRTANES, &c.;
FIGURED GRENADINE;
LLAMA LACE POINTS at all prices;
WHITE GOODS OF every description;
81 GRENADINES, BAREGES, and FRENCH
ORGANIZES, for Shawls;
EMBROIDERED and LAC HASDkER-
CHIEFS, from 90 Ia 75c.;
LINEN BDSUMS, full size, Csc;
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CASE aud SHEET
ING LINEN.
JULIUS SYCLE, AIS Broad street,
..a.. between Fourth and Fifth,
apes next door to Rockingham 3 bookstore.
NJ I. D. BRIG GS'S OLD-ESTAB.
LlSIIED BAKERY established I'm 1854, and do
Ing more business than any other bakery In the
city, keeps constantly on hand, and baking fres!
every day, all kinds OF BREAD, CAKES, anu
CRACKERS.
Wholesale list OF Crackers and Cakes tby the
barely:
SODA CRACKERS, Sc. = H.;
BUTTER, Sc. u. D.;
OYSTER, Sc. fRB.;
WATER, &c. u H.;
CREAM, l2c. q D.;
ARROWROOT, l2c. y H.;
SUGAR, l2c. q H.;
LEMON, l4c. % d.;
ST'ICENUT, lie. II n:
MOLASSES CAKES, SOC. % leo:
SUGAR CAKES, Soc. n 100.
Made of the best material by the best workmen, ant
will be sold as cheap rs they can be found IN tn
city. Give me i call. my I9-5m
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= -eo ,1sT nnr,ber officers, teacDers, and
2s ;ssers LAB. sNumberof oonysrsions au l
scnoi ne ssapr an.ong officers anstteac neTs
1n5. nu,iiiSar among scnoials, - sobooi
number of CONVEX Mons In Sunoiy o aTmUo,'
! ano Regular pra yer nee tlngs IN co.nec-
In 9th tfe Schools, 107 number OF Yo-
, ,rv, In libraries, 47,e51 number OF sun
aarUac,ooI tskea, ,a62 on
u" contributed t . the Board, " ,o4o.oo
nmn,1nt of money con tributed Tor Other pur-
posi-; T. statei that these statistics are PRO-
h,h hi below the actual number and condl-
. H, of the schools. Fully sixty regularly
oe,rgranizedI schools f allied to- report. theII
u,sSInhcrs to the DO ard. Placing. them pt
tI,n moderate ayerRgt Of forty, we nave Jour
t, ,Ircd md sirty SCI tools in 1868 with thirty
snnsa thousand t,co hundred and tty"three
in their ranks. -
scholars only. The ,olored Baptist churches
hovc their own State organization, 70 Their
Eschools are hume ro,is and large, ana II
Counted into our State dcnomlnationai ae-
oreoatn. riycs vet greater strength to our
1 3,,mhcrs: and it should be known that
tbrsc are all Baptist schools. Taking the
! PihIc for our text book, and the salvation
g tho children rs the great object, but
WI en- converted to Christ we desire next 10
nal q them Bdptists. 1t is thus seen that the
VIRGINIA Baptists ara doing their Wofk.
r,hev love to do it, and they arc doing well.
The following statistics show the. relative
strength OF the Baptist with other sunday
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SEEDSMEN. FLORISTS, .&c.
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
SEEDSMEN, NURSERYMEN, AND FL ORISTS
1906 MAIN STREET.,
RICHMOND, VA.

SEED POTATOES for late crops. ami AL seeds
In season ....
Catalogues Of seeds, trees. and flowers. tor us
lrihutior. Correspondence invited my3
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREESBRIFR COUNTY, W, VA.

SanaG" iEPERfiT wHTEE sSS"
ing summer climate, uud rs one OF the most FASH
company on on the FiFTEE&iffiM" ' OF MiY, and
Win the extensive EN- !at have been
made VIII be prepared ior ING fro,m "hle accom-
! FIFTEEN HUNDBEn, re T"" i"''N''-
/ The WHITE Sulphur is nov ,t the ro %fsoe,"
terminus Of the Chesapeakc ana ,ial' with tIe.
graphic facllitics) viii be running To the Springs
BIZ the LIST of July
10 secure the comfortable entertainment, In all
the varieties Of accommodation, VI the large mum
Der of visitors that will resort to the Springs the
ONE OF THE BEST LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS will he in attendance, an extern
arrangements made 10 facilitate every innocent
and rccreativc amusement appropriate 10 ,ash
iona6e watSEinF-T9rs nHmhe a Of HA AMI
the scaaon
Charges will he twenty-five dollars per week and
ninety dollars per month Children, under ten
years Of age, and col"red servants. half price.
White sers ants; according to a"commoda,ions
PEYTpSS x CO., PrUprictOrs
my Film White sulphur Springs, VIVA.
BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BIZ READY
FOR TIE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
By JUNE /.
They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
ohio railroad. from C"yinpt"n. In four hours
time, by comfortable Stages over 4 fine turnpik"
road OF easy grade. passing In fuil' view OF til"
celebrated .... "
FAILING SPRINGS
and other picturesque mountain and water sccncry.
The accommodations arc ample for three hun
dred visitors. and the equipment and management
equal 10 those In any city hotel
The luxury and lnvigorating effects of TIN, hot
and cold baths acknowledged by all who hay"
tried them. -... .-..,-.... ..
Pamphlets descriptive Of the virtues OF the Wa
tcrs and attcstiug their wonderful curative pro-
PURCELL, LADD & Co., Richmond; kEDwELL 4
SON, Washington city; COLEMAN ROGERS
Baltimore: BULLOCH & GRESHAM, Philad'l-
phia: J. III. WEBB, New York; or from the agent
ut the Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
BOARD: Per day, 80; per week, $40; per
/ month. SIS
If. II. HousTIS, VI. D., Resident Physician.
JOHN L. EUBANk.
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states hself upon thu hsnlfestasien hlnd
'feclns fi, this cofgespo ndcncc, and con
,r,docit1,,s 50 E

Peace rcgns throughout The land. Rebellion
is dead beyond resurrection. Let the rcslora.lon
of polIlical privileges, which have been 40 long
denied, he at Iouce cnnsunrnIatcd and ono oihns
first uscsS 10 Which the great rscalof the stnte
shall he applied be to stamp Official
Expresses the people," r..,..I7y
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y To the inquiry propounded TO us by the
Clarke Journal, we reply that we used Inc
word "rebellionI" in speaking of the dis,
a,Inliticd' heca,ise that is the word used IN
the fourteenth amendment. Sometimes
however, : we use it for CONFERENCE.-The rs
the Methotlists,r who were 80 called IN de'
rision at first, now call themselves Method
Its. :,-...r ... .......,.-..e mr.. .iu :.
We would teach the rising generation io'
to be, afraid of the word "reDei' pu' ~
accept it and dignity It,.
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.,s,,;l7N Harris Third reeinet-Ni; IN, N,
ss.ssnks. President steyenD. Bower, yo1 III
II VrlaFksoi1.5 Fourth Preclnct-BeiisUmn ra ~.
S a. ~ Up president ;ElishaV Carter, Wya.'
Hare. Fifth Precinct-F. l.. sarlnGfs nnd,,
president Joseph C. Harris, John H. 3 3ooi-
doaI sixth Precinct-Jobn y. Speice, t I res-
tdent: George III. Page, Mathe" II. ii"l
County of ise.--First Pre :, S5rson Vs.
liam Horn. President; Stephen y: fa a;s *
Messe Baker. Second Precinct D. -.
%ntchinson. Jesse Davis, Matthew q; ,1 ho-
herson Third Prccinct-Peter NJ. h1eH'
president; Martin Bra1han, John a; d hut'.
Forth Precinct-1ra Gillian, r l,!e, pro
:Iohn ]. Kelley, David Kelley: run wa n
,.;nrt--Ellington Kilgorc, 1Presldehe' 'u'
n up Powers. Forrest NJ. Powers. 1o,o,,,,
, Ton,,t,J of Scoh.-First Prcclnct-JosGI as
". Lane, President; lehaboa hosei Martin I,
p. Pearson. Second preclnctsI ,,on Ar A..
Goode, President; John W: Iarq 1,,nss N
Easterling, President; Jacob k 1nouns G G.
c. Fugate. Fourth PrecinctGlno''1It s, Oh Oh
Alley. President John II. ,Ralney, v ~;
Johnston. Fifth Precinct I n h Hu,r
len President; David }. Alley, J @nia,.
Starns. sixth Prccinct--llobert I. ncnlEI
President !; David Alley, John M. ct tchule.
ton. Seventh Precinct-A. j.. ". w n'I wla1f,
son, President; Eli Burk, Isaac w. " oiio'
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ORDER OF BUSINESS.


DR.. William II. Gwathmcy, Rev. c. Chap
lin, Joseph Toy, John y. Fleet. and j. q.
Fields, were appointed committee TO pre-
pare the order Of business.
A motion to devote the evening session of
Friday to the interests Of Richmond Col
lege was referred to this committee.
On motion, it was agreed that hereafter
the Association will meet at 9 A. NJ, and
adjourn at II p. NJ; meet at 4 p. NJ, and
adjourn at 6 ?. NJ; meet at 7. NJ, and
adjourn at will. The first half hour Of the
morning session will be spent in devotional
exercises,
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VISITING BRETHREN

On motion of Mr.. Abel, visiting brethren
were invited to seats in the body.
Mr.. George c. Connor, of Georgia, Rev.
DR.. Mikels. of New York; Rev. Mr.. Nor
gan, of England, were then introduced to
the A ssociation.
The Association then adjourned until 4
p M ..
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BAPTIST GENERAL AssoCiA1iVN' :
FORTYSIITH ANNUAL SEQ S10N
FIRST DAY.

The Baptist General Association, Of u, t VII
oinio met in the First Baptist church IN thlS
City at II A. NJ. yesterday, ,. ~,
The, Association was called TO oraeI ns
Rev. J. L. Burrows, president, and the s ;
sion was opened with the singing q e. OF c .}e
,O23d hymn, and prayer by Rev. 1. v .0yo-
The President then delivered an address
welcoming the members Of the Association
to the city, and expressing the hope that Inc
session would be harmonious and proauc-
tive of good. s..H .-.1
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Rev. Mr.. Sydnor proposed that the second
article of the Constitution he amcndcd 10y
striking out the word - societies." so that
it will read "for the promotion of tenn
perance" instead of " temperance socic