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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

A PROMINENT gentlemen in Pocahon-
tas county writes: awe viii give good
majority in this county for the new
Constitution and for the State ticket.
We are very well pleased with the
nominations at Parkersburs."
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK

OFFICE or CITY CLERK,
Wheeling, w. Va, July 10th, B72.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
i TO all persons interested that the Asses
sors elected by the Council OF the City OF
Wheeling have completed their assess.
ment for the year and made return thereof
TO my Office Any person wishing to appeal
from said assessment or desiring any cor
rectlons made, will appear at the City
and Appeals on Thursday, the 18th day OF
July, 1872, at . o'clock A. NJ, as the said
Board will meet at that time at the said
City Building TO hear all objections TO
said assessments, and revise and correct the
same.
HI FEENY,
Jyll.s City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

A GENTLEMAN from Hancock county
told us yesterday that he had not heard
of single Democrat in that county
who would vote for j AcoB, but that he
knew Of two or three Republicans who
thought the Governors course a dis
honorable one, and who would not vote
for him on that account.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

Prominent gentlemen from Mason
county who are now in this city report
that the Democratic party there is solid
for the State ticket, aud that the dis
tipghshed bolter will not have half a
dozen Democratic followers in that
county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13
Notice..

THE RELIGIOUS CEREMONY OF LAY
Ing the Cornerstone of the Catholic
Church, in Ritohietown will take place to-
morrow, Sunday the 18th inst. lat O'Clock
P. ~, The Rev. a. L. Hitseiberger, 3. j OF
Boston, who Is 30 fayorably known ss
pnlpit crater, will preach on the OCCASION
A collection for the benefit OF the Church
Will hsfaksu mn. 90 @.'-"'. jyI3
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Coffee,
TObaccOs.

TOD0CgOks
lU hogany pounds.
Is caddies "Ironsides" do. ~.
% DO. DO. Double Thick Navy.
10 bexss Diamnnd" Bright Twist.
10 do. "Mllner'sn do. do.
10 do. aDuncan" do. pounds.
10 do "Gold Leaf" do. \ ounce twist.
5cases Monitor Navy, thirds.
In store and arriving.
iyl3 n. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Baptist Church.

nREACHING TOMORROW By TIL;
Pastor, Rev. ]. 3. BrBtow, al ine uu5 !,
Pom. & IA. Evening-'The Two Minds
Rom. & 8. Sabbath School at T. N. a
x.na ALL y 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of GEORGE MCGEE will take
place from his late residence, on Clay street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets, this
aft .rnoon at o'clock. The friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13
ANNOUNCER, ENT's..
Prosecuting Attorney.

NEESsRS. EDITORS PLEASE AN
vi nounce Capt. K. h. COCHRAN as q
candidate for the Office OF Prosecuting At
torney for Ohio county at the August cleo
ton, and oblige his ,,,,n,
jyll-l MAN rhiENbo'
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To the Voters OrOhio County.
To the Voters Of Ohio County.

r AGAIN OFFER MYSELF AS A. CAN
i didate for sheriff. i was elected to serve
Tor the four years commencing January j,
1871, but the Constitutional Convention
which recently met made provision for
general election of officers in August, the
terms Of those then elected TO begin Janu-
airy /, 1873, thus shortening my offiGial term
two wears the Constitution is ratiiied.l
therefore submit my claims TO my TEL
low citizens. Relying with confidence on
that sense of Justice which, believe dis
tinguishes the people of my native county,
without distlnc ion OF party, make this
announcement. -
jy9 efg-h RICHARD y. BRo"N.
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EwApvERrisEMENTs
AT LOUISVILLE, Ky.

BY authority in the act of the Legislature
incorporating the Public Library OF Ken,
lucky, the trustees will give their Second
Grand Gin Concert in the great hall OF the
Public Library Build ng, in Louisville, Ky,
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1877,
100 900 Tickets OF Admission win be Issued
al $40 each; half tickets, So. quarter tickets,
81 80; IL whole tickets for 500; - for 500
Is or 500: Il3 for $1,000; 2S5 for s25OO; 575 for
5000. No discount on less than 500 worth
of tickets at time. 5000 90 In currency
will be given to the holders OF tickets by
distribution by lot OF one thousand CUTS, as
follows:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13
Assessor.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce <. Day as candidate for the
office OF Assessor for the county OF Ohio,
CITY District, al the ensuing county election.
jylU-h
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Tn. National GRANT Executive Com,

TIM National GRANT Executive Com.
mittee has been impressed with the
idea that West Virginia can be carried
for GRANT in November. The Radical
Journals in the eastern cities-such
organs of Grantism as the New York
Times and HarperS Wsekly-class West
Virginia as one Of the doubtful
States which a liberal use Of money
may make certain for GRANT. The
information upon which the Republican
National Committee and these Radical
Journals rely has been furnished by Sen.
ator FOREMAN and other prominent
GRANT men in this State and is based
upon the supposed effect of Governor
JACOBS candidacy. We have good au-
tbority for the assertion that it has been
represented TO the National Repub'
lican Committee that the Repub-
licans have succeeded In effectlng an
important division in the Democratic
party here, and that the defeat OF the
new Constitution in August will render
the State certain Tor GRANT in Novem'
Der. Accordingly money is being fur
nisIsd by the National Republican Com
miAse, through BoREMAN and McGREw'
to all Governor JACOB and encourage the
boilers, and il is upon the money thus fur
nishsd that JACOB is making hiscampaign.
Our information upon this subject is
positive and direct and cannot be sue.
cessfuly denied. The JACOB move
ment is being manipulated by the
Radicals in the interest Of GRANT, and
the sooner the Democrats and GREELEY
men understand this fact the better Il
will be.
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Street Preaching,

TOMORROW lsuNDAYl AT THE FOL.
lowing places: Second ward marhet
S %ess,n ss W. %s1 s ana
me servfc9s wi!f BEGIN at4h O'Clock, az 7,
cent ut Fulton (SL oclock) The service at
thu FtftilsWaFd markst mouse viii De In
German. Public generally invited. tyl3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

COLONEL DAVID GoFF, OF Beverly
one of the heartiest aud staunches,
Democrats in the State, and chairman
Of the Randolph county delegation in
the Parkersburs Convention met Gov.
ernor JACOB at Grafton few days ago
and, after the ordinary SITUATIONS were
passed, said: We'll, Governor, | can't
vote for YOU this time and don't think
You can carry Randolph county. !
have brother though aud a son-n law
and two nephews who will vote for
you. They are all Radicals-and they
will vote for you because they are Rad
icaIs." The Governor seemed some
what crestfallen and confused.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

Hon. FyANK HEREFORD, member OF
Congress from the Tnird Congressional
District and the Democratic candidate
for reelection, was in this city yester-
day, and reports that the JACOB de'ec-
ton amounts to very little IN that
quarter OF the State. 1t is doubtful
whether JACOB, with Republican help,
can carry a single county in the Third
District. The Democrats Of that region
have too vivid recollection OF the
beauties of Radical rule to desire a
repetition Of the scourge, and are not
disposed to run any risks in relation to
the matter. They will vote for the new
Constitution and for the straight DEM
ocratic ticket and want nothing to do
with any man whom FOREMAN and
STEVENSON and SWAMI and NEWTON
and old JOE CALDWELL and the rest OF
the registrars support.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

WHEN Governor JACOB asserted IN
his Court House speech, on Wednes-
day night, that he knew nothing about
the contribution OF money made by Mr.,
CAMDEN to aid 10 his election, he asserted
that wtich is false! He was not only
perfectly aware OF this and other con-
,ributions, but Coz. JACOB applied to the
Chairman Of the Democratic State E:reca.
tire Committee for portion Of hiS gerry
find 10 be used TO PAY HIS OWN PER-
soNAL EXPENSES in tie canvass, and some
,fhs money scus expended Iy has direction
And, we will further add, Gov.
JACOB is fully aware that a fund has
been recently raised, by Radical officials,
to be used in his present canvass for
is now being so used.
OF both the above facts Governor
JACOB is perfectly cognizant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13
Proposals for Tank.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by the Special Committee on Gas
Extension until Monday. July Is, at 8 =. NJ 4,
Tor building Tank on the grounds Of the
City Gas Company, on Lindsey street, In
the city OF Wheeling, according to the spec
ifeations and drawings on. die at the Office
OF the Gas Company, in Odd Fellows hall,
on Monroe street. ..
Bids TO be addressed To the undersigned,
in care of II. +. Feeny, Esq, City Clerk.
q. BAIRD,
jy9-i Chairman Special Corn.
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New Books!
AT TEE
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Free Lunch.
Grand Picnic

WILL RE GIVEN BY THE COLORED
w people on TUESDAY, JULY IL, 1877,
at the
Fair Grounds,
Wheeling Island, afternoon and evening.
During the afternoon match game OF base
ball besWeeufthe STARS" Of Steubenviile,
and "Idlewilds" OF This city. Admission Is
cents. AlI are invited. jyl3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

10 FlouE.
Is anownaie,
SILVER 9pcay,
.Last, Dsvsnpors q Puks. CHOICE FAMILY,
CAseNont xAclon, 0rson, and other fkyor
~ brands Dor nIe low.
LIT. DAVENPoRf q PARKS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-13

The Jacobite Convention at Grafton
last Thurrday to nominate ticket for
Court of Appeals and other State offices,
seems 10 have been an inglorious fizzle.
We were in error in saying that Mr..
HENRY Miller was one Of the rep
resentatiyes OF Ohio county at that
proposed meeting. lie did not go, but
CAPTAIN ANDREW Wilson went in his
stead.
Il is rumorei that two gentlemen,
other than the Ohio county delegation
were present, but that it was thought
inexpedient at that time 10 nominate
candidates for Judges OF the Court Of
Appeal, and Tor other State offices.
We suppose an adjourned meeting will
he had when the ring has definitely
agreed upon what it will attempt to do
THERE seems to be very little doubt
that Hampshire county, Governor ia
CO.'S old home, will give majority for
Mr.. CAMDEN and the entire Democratic
State ticket. There are very few Re-
publicans in the county and the Gov
ernor can therefore count upon very
little help from that quarter. The
Democrats of the county are standing
together very firmly in support Of the
ticket they helped to nominate. Such
prominent and influential citizens as
Colonel ROBERT WHITE, Doctor Moore,
Hon. J. D. ARMSTRONG and Colonel
ALIEN MONROE are actively in favor OF
the Parkersburg ticket and are deeply
panied by the very injudicious course
Governor JACOB hiss seen fit to pursue
COLONEL DAVID GoFF, OF Beverly,
ana Of tho heartiest anl sfaunchest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
AcrOstic.

u1l.mayed when the buzles TO battle were ca l'
llE 1900 A.
tlFe our oTu -roe1 clad s11lits che froute1 Tia
,ts. r.lIIin the fr.u+ whore nor heroe- were al
lu-
She sto6l By the cauatrI and 1-- 10 tie lass
So d she stand when the traitors were l--l---
Sen the starry old 1a-ner she loved, % the Gust
81 docs she stand wien those traitors assallln-
seek % enter a-ain the hlEl places o. tu
Ureen Mountain ata. whore so many ~ saohe-t
Remember their lost ones Who -i9Iious-s slue+l
a--r-1 Il g. Grant, bow they rallied 10 glacness-
r-r douhtiu- thar cl1o through the darEness ana
deep
Iho U1loa tH-y died ~, il7ir nero WI heei-
So 4. bows MesgfEgfr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

1900. and cost $4,000. Father Burke, the
eminent Dominican. viii preach the sermon
Arrangements arc noe in progreEs for the ae-
coumodEtion Of many thousand people on Inc
occAsion The services viii bS conducted unaer
a large tent, capable Of covering S,OO0 persons.
Extensive improvements are taking pace a.
ST. Mary's Church, 0gdenIburg. Inc cnEnse
will involve an expenditure Of SfsOVg- - 4
letter has been received from biihop U hsAiy
who is nov in Ireland, stating that ms eyesign'
is nearly restored.- honsignor lapel Sno1A
Disraeli m1de famous II LothEir, has been maze
domestic u7elate Of the Pope. which giTes hin
the honors of q bisbop-The Pope mas nov
tyeut7-zevep cardinals hats to best0E.--lt
will cost 32s. 900 francs TO rspNir the damage TO
the Strasbourg Cathedral done during the BON
bardnent IN the Frsnco-PruIEiAn Wsr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

Il is taid that the inventor Of the "Greeley
fan is beginning to lose money on his queer IL
vendon. He ssys the people nowadays want
Greelevs face on the fan to look ss it did On the
reception Of the election news from Vermont.
To do this. the nsn ssys, Woali require moro
material than ne can afford to give for th'
pricef25 cents }-besiies, fan 5 yard loagEoull
be lncouvsnicnt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

SPOON FEHIEs.-The inventor Ct "spoou
fishing is tsid to be an Old nan named De Castle,
who for twenty-five years has hesn lock master
on the crnAl around the Mo-ris9urz rapids on
the St Lawrence river. Tie hsd been fishing On
one Of the islands below the town with little fuc
Gers, aad, looking down from his hozt into the
clear, green water. could zee the nah moving
lszily about In taking pinch Of HnuE from his
vest pocket he pulled out = zziver sl-po1ce,
which, falling into the river, went Esvering
down through the water The glitter attracted
. large pickerel. which dashed for the sixpenee
and swallowed il. The sportsman pcndsred over
the matter, and OF his return hone conhscated
his vifes brass kettle, and cutting piece ont Of
it soldered it to hook and set out with itE new
bait. De had not been long on the water before
he had very fierce strike After Struggle for
an hour. he succeeded in landing the largest hEh
he had ever caught, . muscalonge weighing
forty-sighs pounds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

We flight the gifts thst every season bears
And let them fzll unheeaec from our grasp
IN or. great eaEernsss 10 reac1 and clasp
The promised pleasures o. our coming year
Or else We mourn some great good passed aE a5
And. in the shadow OF our grief shut a.
Refiuso the lesser good that We might win
The offered peace and Ela1ness % to-day
So through the chamber o- cur life We iass,
Arr lesve tneru one ny one and never STAY
Not Knowing how much pleasantuess there Na-
IN each until the closing Of the door
Hss sounded through the house ana 1le- ava
Az In r-l- hearts We sigh, f'torevgrmore
Chaultt-5 J3-rnl-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
rfrnen why hot Now ;

In the world TO-DAY no nrouder name
Is borne on any breeze .s
And with Grant 10 steer the snip o. Este
our nas shall rule the seas
No Dominion" shall be north Of Us
And South Of US no foe
Our stars and stripes in the OanAeas
And likewise Mexico.
For with President Utysscs
viii ne few who care 10 light
NAV he rule the country be has saved
And God defend the riglt
So BOYS final bumper
While we al in chorus chant
HFo- next President we nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant :"
And II asked what state be hal from
Our answer uaicE will be,
ssFruu near Appomattox Court House
With its famous apple tree"
For twas there 10 our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the fight
Nov. Bows, TO Grant for President,
And 6od defend the right
q. J. TribEnc, SEPT, 2 i79-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

A Washington despatch says the loE-mhiIer
General hss received from the Hon Jeremiah
Back letter reviewing the Chorpean.lg claim
sud Dr. CresWell's connection Win the sane
II exonerstez M. CresEau from any lhadow Oh
duni-ity CT fraud il raa matter, az Gays taai
fthere il any blsuo 81 ID ca TIE part @. oongTe-a
a. Mr.. Crssweu could u5- actin opp1iIilon 20
the terms Of the Get Of congress
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

The Nation thus CLASHES those deluls1 iadi-
viduals who actually believed that the nomins-
tion Of Mr. Greeley would produce revolution
Vsr.riuur elderly men with bees il their boz
nets, uaderdons young men, enthusiasts Of al
ages and sizes and rexss, With imperfect control
over their mental processes, have always had
natural foaduezs f5- the Sage
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

O Margaret that could be
the breeze which 6oftly kisses tnes
or else the sunbeam. warm ana DriShl
That crvEBs thu head with ge'oen - L..
apbe breeze she answered oica away
Ard snasezns fAde with close OF day"
Then III we're the violet
Winch tnou lost gather all dew vet
And wearing IL upon thy breast
q hapuv flower 90 loved so blest
'.Hhe violet must lace salo shs
ssrncn ! shoald cast it q from me
Well. let nc, then. thy tr1e love be,
kgin.inp thine every thought Ter ne
IN euvy not the breeze or flower,
Nov e'en the sunshine's golden shower
s3Ah that l can not cast away,
But hold forever, night ano DAY
Harperis Hcfklgs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

IHF Counr MARTA o. BAz .1sE --Ihlss vic
do NOT believe thz, justice viii ordiaarily, sooner
or later, o7srttks and punish erez- c-iminlls
upon this esrSh. VAL be su-nrissi A. the fate
which is said 70 AVA Mlrszs. Bkz&ina, who
delivered the better half 5s the French Imperial
Army INTO the hands Of the pruuans al Metz.
Bazaine has nov besz U3isr zrrezt for ZONE
months, and the progress Of the court mariisl
before which his trial 0sclrs mas daily evolved
overwhelming e7idence against the general II
is now CONSIDERED certain thst he Will be l-n
demnel TO dal.l Taa dare lotion Of duty il lil
case is very evident; 1t rem lias only 70 be s1oFz
thEt ne really iii hold at5litorons c1r-ez1 l--
dence with the German 70 insure bis speedy
execution. Frelc4 military justice i1 supreme E.
cruel: sa5 tas new rep1bl, IS noted llr s
ssern ju3gmsa; agtias- oazu5-1a. Bazl1-
seems 10 be do1msl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

a o5apls q lazEs y1uls men rclr Gus bath
ing. had lice sine. r9t ready so put o. ins-i
o.staar. AID found thau missing. Il1y Tela'l
their way through The s.7ests q TIE t2Ta'
avoiding al tle Eas lauqs. sci ss they So
preached taar boarding house they were lua'
funded 10 ind sll Of the lady borders sitting
upon tbs porch by which they would nave 20
pas 10 gain ta--- rools They sought "a 3D.
joining lot. where they r.1----i ull- al had
retired, during which they Ver, l-rra' .y sc saw
cd up" b5 uctQuitoss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

C,rTrsTTD IN sHELBURN, VT, On the Rutland
= 4 Burlington +. r.. convenient 70 the tlIa-e,
f1-.incfoB Contains about 80 acres best tiliaule
land, which will easily keep stock eqalFalenL 20
y cows and team winter and SUMMER Oooa nous
Todate a lsrre family. parloz, sitting room. olnln
room. kitchen 2 bedrooms, hall pantrles, &c, On
hrst fieos and Is many rooms above barn rees4l.
- fn,sbe1 N With al the modern improvement
incIudIne running water rouehout. Also snols
ies house and otner convenienees; naa -atse
,icb tci ID Ia is not vet :ully Iuatured has iiellel
0ysr 3 bblg in one season. AiEo great NlIleli
Of pears. piums, grapes, &c. Large AI-l sIon -
80 v,of Tbs farm Viii pr01uca more tnan
snIneiort 10 net large per eeatage on its cost fel
frrfher uarticul srs and m0-c complete qeieIit -
apply ~, or address L' J.. o. =
rCu- To- c2taW ~ ~ H-a-----'f 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

BAPTIST.
The eha-cl a ST. AlhZns l. 70 be enclosed this
f,Il and lie vaFtry fitted fer uEe.--Ihe STATE
CONVENTION meets 81 Bra;ileboro, Octo5er u
and 8rd a fine rev church Vas dedicated 81
sharon, Sept l-ia The church ruuneTE but
fifteen. and much help WIS., given them IL rAis-
ing funds, by ether DENOMINATION. he build
ing ,ort $1,000. &nd il the only Baptist Church
Tor fifty miles. II the valley Of White River
Rev L C. Hibbard Of Grafton, Vt, mas Aceept-
81 call from the Baptist church At South
Aiams. Mise At the ls.e meeting Of the
British Btptis. Union 1t was reported tia;
..tgsrs tre f5rtv-t5ur Bsptis; Congregations Gus-
laine5 dy isy agency alone, feature in TIE de-
uomina.ioual po!ity which has been largely de-
velorei within the last few wears ''--hev-
John Tccumfeh Jones, : frugal Gnd iEiuztTious
OttAEL Iriisu, recently disd. lesvins h-H entire
property. valued a. sixty thousand dollars, 70 the
caale Of Bsp;is, ministerial education III the
STATE o. K1nsss The illness Of Rev NJ.
House, Of the Harvard Street Baptist Church
and the eonrseueut resignation Of bis paI;orAl
ch.rge, viii prove severe blow &c that society,
not many year, ago one Of the most prosperous
in Boston. The future Of the society is uacer-
TAN. but an union with che Of the uptown
churches before many yeArs il not improbable
The Baptists are doing 8 great " ork for
the South. The great negro churches are Bsp-
tist churches The freedom Of the blacks has
not diminished their religious zsa-. The pssioEa
OF there churches are almost all Of them uneda-
Gated mn. Inc schools opened all over the
South ate educating the children, and they know
more thsn their teachers. The BGpusts are
nov bendiHg their energies to educate The
preachers 70 meet the new order Of things