, 1861-02-01
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-C1T1 RAILWAY T1uKKrs.-Hereaftsr City
Railway tickets are to bs sold ut Med Osband'a
new cigar store and news depot Oh Madison
street, near the Post Office. This will he con-
yenient for the public generally. :.
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CHICAGO LYcEuM,-The NEXT regular meet
~ 81 ~, society v,r1 he fe1d AZ tbe co1,.o.
~ - ea4e 7es.e;' "'n oon'o as ~ .oAe
dals a'asnon BLOCK corner Oh ClatK ana
Washington streets, on Saturday evening, the !
% Inst at71-a o'e1ock, All rnamhar. ara r.. |
ore.tea to h. nresen+
q"es'eo ~ oI ps
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,Tus sSow AaD TIE KAnRoAps.--A1though
the 1ate SHOW fall WIS quite light, It has sub !
iected the railroads west and nort1, tn consfd- |
s-ah,a +7o,t,a aad a-nans. e-a., ~ a~;f,,a.r
eaau1e t4ouoA" 0au eAPenoe Ao1n ~ oAAsln6
readily and packing sohdly across the tracks
and In deep cuts. The intense cold weather
hoa ,r,5a the +,st ~ onen,r,, +h. ar,fta ~
'nas maoe ING 'asA o1 opening LUG otnts no
n6ns not ea'5 ors " tuo enp'os ses' nlAnS'o ~
"uoI nase ," sunt es'.1et5' Aua some nA'e
psen paoy 1'ozen' - 10 .ne n'St experience ot
.io A'ou l"e p'esea. 0a.es.
1adfe., Civ Tract and mt..,onnr
Society.
At the last annual meeting Of this Society,
held in the First Baptist Church on Monday,
unanimously adopted, expressive of the senti-
ment as we'll as the m,ssion of the Society.
! That systematic chrfs+,,,, :r;s1totio, for
the free circulation Of religious tracts and pa-
pels, is N imitation Of our blessed Master, who
W. Th.t fs"yu1 tta uu ~ u1o ze>a,,-
1y Visitor, as Prepared by committee Of our
own pastors, will be- Gospel message to thou
s's s;nas WIG nave no other means Of grace, ano
tnnitv of dain1 aroo5 oa1,ao;a1,1 ne
poor and neciec}e6 ~'f-' ''
& That tf3ie Aeeor{af;on own q dah+ NJ 1ove
and pity Ia fhe hnndreds ~ Toor hcoror chi1-
dren IN onr straa1a ,rhn fro,, tee;raT.s1at,ons
are cerfan tn he 1ed ~ ~ r-fraa a and min md
a. well ns that Of he W thonsands @ % Of other d ne.
elected children ia of snch inco,rn1ahie i'm
portance o. to warrant INV exnendItnre of
time md money timt NAV he NECESSARY to se-
cure the object.
The Society has the co-op.ration Of seven
different denominations Of Christians. The
Board of Managers il composed of twelve Ia
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s' e.o7ea ~ 1ase' Auu one Hon eaeo CO.
operating church. The following were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
pnsd-,.-Nra Hanrg Fo1 r.. p,<,;.
5rnts~Nrs 7 r. nirasta5 ~ NJ 1au. = Gorso1a
Nrs W ~ E,ar+o r.: 'n:S.s - .. =. - 1!s.
Nrs Es Wads.or+h s1rs ases.ssS q w. - H.
r. 3 Warnar Mr. r Il Gn;ifotj Mna ia,4,as n
Mise in1ia s Rnss;t.r ut poSa alss - - snletos'
Penf,eld Mrs Ash.r 70 Ta-+sr NJ uss, 49, ~ ~
ns9' N4s' asnef ea3'et' n1s' ofo"neA
| hemoefs, 80 1n1 as appointed, to represent
churches, are as follows First Baptist, Mrs.
E. 8 Smith. Trinity Mr. ~. 1y;,.on !.
oAses ftesoStef1an, A1rs. q. b. far"ell; Edna
Place Baptist, Mrs. A, L. Willard: Plymouth.
Mr.. chan,,. c,,v,., p.a.h.+.-;.s A.,
o,s-, p' 80 s As7"s IS. .on' Its'
upe1e, ooutA AeonsfeeAt1onal, olIs. Cole6
North Presbyterian, Miss Judd New England,
Miss f. Bliss: First Conversational Mrs. R.
coo,-. u,,a, po,,, us,+;s+ H.. r.to,.
eooA' onon 1a1a oaptlbt' Af6. Eaton
et' John's' Mrs. }. v. Nichols. sen.; Edwards
Congregational, Mrs. J, Porter: Reformed
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cnatcnes not enumerated above are request
to appoint representative on the Board as
early as convenient.
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s - >. mee1ps u 'ne oo'1o io1 INC tlan'
sactlon OF important business will be held this
{Friday] afternoon. at 3 o'clock. In the Room.
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~ u0 @ouns "sn en14s1lan 71soe'a1lon
Metnoalst church BLOCK. a general At
tendance is requested.
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Editors Chicago Tribune:
Your competitors have p1nced Mr.. George
". Gage of Brighton. in a yery falls
ros,t1on hofn-o ~, . n,,h,;o ,1 +,s o,s;ss,o, =,
posi''on oelo1e 1ne puonc ny tne OMISSION o.