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HYDE PARK.

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~ Ase'. VI oesov " t.ee.tuso WI pu"as 'e'
psotsm menls ~as neid AT tne Town Aal1 IN 0Sde
l'ask, on Tuesday evening.
Joseph II. Cray, Esq w5a elected Chairman.
snu 1amea Il, s'anle.. sectetal5.
onlctsAos ase oea's'9 ~ AP1Aan MS fena1Rs
nadc at tfe zSf meeting With reference to The
,sat he had been informe1 bv John McCsnrey.
Snnerv,hor, and President Of The 1,n,rd NJ Trns'
80. ~ ,ra -o,r,, 49,. ~. 49,, .sss ".-..,.
ues sas o. .ns Lowe: eoas .nes asa made provision
lot paying 1he nonds OK toe iowa, 80 tnAt the
town evidently did not owe anything. ue desired
to do 20 Injustice 10 other towns but to state
fucts o,,v a. so,1a ~ tho toucnz ra,s,-.d N 49,
oes" s''ea as nooe III .,tme fatA ~ eo35'
AIr wa,sxc,th rseS ~. AnI ta1;,xr,rr ron,,.,
The commitec ~, rtsinare attsr sornavh,,
'esel1uons emoiaeos theiE sieWs'
mseesrs.,, That sn cur Opinion the interr4 of the
eeMeI. III s,sIsl. fo H.1rfu2 .d.t o. ~ mao ,o
ese. shovyn Is raid .u,Tey Sueh ty.ic,u io te cstc
fully unatuuc heicrc being sdopted. and, inter The ~
esnsf sah .t oT pats Q! .ad syttc,n = sIs in
~ fyeo sna ~ hntn ~ ~ HhG;9 @ sytSfa 1 .2f'
lion ii the toW III airnt .nd ,st tic cot ii ssid
Ien died si.sf,ss. ''''' as'ees 't'' 'A4e p:''e'e
Re.o'ttA 7hst sonr eommIstee n commend thst the
9a1 ~ y s aon = - n S aat & se knoMn ~ aefp
T.E- N;nht..M - - ~ i.iJ ~ ~ go ~
fasc c1 lie sfp.na =. p,as:ca;c, lie else sb,ne M
natr7iai 10 i'e deteiMined hrreAlier ~ -@A
lrwas moved that the report be accepted and
roft be Ecrptum,tled {or further iniorn1tion
as 10 tie tyynrranE9 OF The town. the diiIerrnt
levels, tho III mher 6f sewers needed. Inc Proper
distance from rnrh nthcf the s;ze rrntirfI rrnrer
moIeIia,s Of COZ. trnci,oa' HI IL fnsw i1at H.
chaunrap OF that comUJttee knew MI nbput ihe
his frad. and hc pnn.ed hin 10 b,iny cut whist ho
Enex IN t;c res nr:. -"
, 1870-12-29

Z IL sirh. & SSs " t'o''S'N
e.s g, HsT FIJI; r9s !. ssio1s e'k' OF s'e
ahs ss.,h IL pGDS,e5 :ae III, 1s ssr & il; an
ias sel 1aa 81 sse as
bofn sts,pSl, "a, Sn tas naa.en, .0d W. !. 81
& e I'd Il .hss sas ea rs hs,, e.
ss::s 1 :7:ss ss ssss s.
&; ;s s. N X Il
ter t1ass,l,ns .sss .h!aath II country Eiih sea
n. III = l.,
:. i Sse f. u: t.
stssfsoa Tsat chs.;o. Whese \ tss ores:
s NJ &: :: :ss
Ks.s ,Koeli.s ope1s tSoase. Il Ansa;t. is. ai:s
smi peste a - sss -. = NV ~
rspntss :na hea death VII Be enIasA. Iy al theatre
Miss Stoc1ton's last appearance In Chicago
was during the Farepa season. II We Remember
Hfht1y she only appeared In one or two secondary
disease accompanied by sudden courulsiona, aud
Ecr hollow voice, aid e2d face, and lte1jess walk
told story OF sune1tng to even thc most careless
Herr Joachim lste1y resigned bis position "a
CHIEF OF the Btrltn Conservatory If Mu.lr, The
IesteEaiion VAS net accepted by the Minister un-
aid statement Ut Herr Joachtnla cau.es for dis.
satisfaction the reasons, 10 fact, which led 10
bis sretlgnation-has been Forwarded topktng Will
&hIs statement as the great musician would have
II understood. Herr Joachim will in all ptcbability
-Mdne. Palera Was recently sqrprise,I and
R1GL4EG ii firf1N n
, 1870-12-29

common duss, mixed With 1 small qua1stity Of
email, reddish, unknown seeds, and Iron d.
tngB much burnt !" while In one OF tho Bir-
mtngham purchases there was rica faced
with plumbago and lamp black, with SONS
pieces Of free plumbsgo scattered through
the mi1ture. Another mixture, cold 1t eight
cen pence pei pound, consisted OF IS common
fannings, mixed WITH broken atallB, rice
hutks, fractured tea-buds, and iron tihngs.r
Another sample contained pieces Of decaJed
"ood, fragments OF reeds, and stones while
another contained considerable proportion
cf exhausted leaves, rendered astringent
With catachQ;" and, in another, there we're st-
tuai'y found few feathers, scattered among
noxp da pea Thu sasts a:cosa, I'D sazss Of chinese
lat compound Ia described Is ''very
mild and not unpleasant, but totally unlike
tea These rice hu4ks and iron f1Ings seem
10 be the cummonest form Of sdulteratiuu;
md it il fortunate tAat it Is 80, for they are
as least innocuous, md It is better to be
buyers Of higher class 1'psa tea aonetlmss na ass
are. A common black tea, "faced" with
PTussiau blue to mike II sell 1s the finest
green tea, is actually poisonous. Indeed, it
seems likely that the real or supposed uu-
Whoiesorneness Of green tea ia due more to ita
tea Itself. There is, however. very little rea-
son to believe that the better qualities OF tea
are At all serious adultersted: Like other
e7ils. this lone Of adulteration falls most
heavily on thoee who can least protect than
selves agai1stit. Ttose who.have1 e1esst money
Il, spend have less. cl.nco Of spending il to
adSantage.
It IL satisfactory to know that this adultera-
ton is not 10 much the fault OF our English
tea dealsEs as OF the Chinese. The demand
Of the EugIiah market ia TOR cheap lea, and
the ingenious Aongolians send us the cheap.
Eess il they do not send us tea. They fnd
that whatever they send We buy. The
government lakes duty on it az tea, the
grocers buy it as len from the whole
sale dealers, and sell II as tea to their Gus
toners. and the customers, hiding tue taste
ef the detection with milk and sugar, drink
i as tea 1t may, of course, be pleaded that
it really does not matter what II IL 40 that il
Goes duty By providing vehicle for tho milk
aud sugar; but We may at least plead that
even when sold as cheap tea, nee hueks and
iron filings are extremely dear. II they
make paszable decoction, let US know Il,
ard buy them At their natural ptlce. Tho
government at any rate has no right TO charge
\ tea duty on these materials.
, 1870-12-29

NJ Nan!on was greeted oy1 n large audience
yestlosS aise1nooa, the oceakioo betng the hear
I,u. c.tiz-,,s .. H.!dgcpoEl were Interested. Tae
EnE:es OF lite tip.tT. were as follows: Martin
Hechs:a. james Jt'dar. rh3rles Coyle, Tat HAL
rc. Nchsel i.tr1. Mic ,a.i o:iaE11y, Ed Sanders,
William Nansy. iss1aa Slnpsoa, and Peer Nc
Hugh. AsS.1g"a't: Adsras remarked. they were
- TIC wois: ttow: II n.ys you ever saw,7a mix
eItu t'r FfLHe-Lsry. TIE r1ct occurred at
Met.'tnlilau uxl. Lar1:.;, III. progress OF Cath
"s ,,s 1T; H. Isese we 3 .a1Ns A s:.ueS: and same
g.td ni4Dt q o:e re7r frightened. The police were
ca:'et. ,c. aad yry chase ensued al:er the ,iot-
err. tut-i If Nhc,n v e.e captured. the hearing
OF tic case cnpisd 1as Grtater paft ot the after
nltn tcsstuu, oad the defendants we're held for
...I "elo.c the C1imlcal Court, bail being required
lea. Miller was aned 80 for bca,.ng Rose
-assy cu,.-v. 3 deniz-n OF Couseys Patch, vas
Niive n ncn e " hued - each for s.g,1ue
through" q man ca I'd Brown, in search Of i
watch. ..
% IN 1;, n5an Is aSe . sIn Rs ., = t
Reuben Robnson robbed colorcd mao,
psme.l Conrad Ponder. OF <15o- He w1s COM
mnIcc for tE.a At the Criminal court, under ball
-. r. Armstrong was held TOT trial under $500
s'el on Inc charge or assaultng woman On Md
nt q STREET, -
The cpsc OF Nicholas MtthAn, charged With
Ese1AaS f:1 lf1L1 N1tnael Kcl6SSEt " Il CONTINUED,
u: der bail OF 500.
-Thonas New, q canuy peddl.r, cha rged with
o.'.a,a!ng muoey acder islse rre,eaccs from Mr.
N.lnrE, Has held IN bail Of $500.
--titaGgc Sfefanl, charged with on assault on
I.au:ct Mcllueb, VAS held In ball Of $500.
-wt1neld $ bard. he broom swindle1, was ar:
IL ISL OF 500. lie waived examination.
WEST EIDE CoCHr.
Catherine NcDona.d aud Mary Malouey were
ua, Il s:l each, by Justice Moore, fcr pfe1ing dry
C,..ts Iec1n Stores on Dine Is1and avenue.
, 1870-12-29
Startling Authorizations OF Ten.

From TIT London Nfrs.
1t would be comparatively small thing for
the ChiDeee to sell rs theis old tea Leaves for
new tea, il they did nothing worse. Bat chr
valuable mcnthly contemporary. the Food
Journal, has been in@estiga eating the quality Of
the cheaper kinda OF English lea, and,
in deirg 60, has thrown some very
unwelcome Light into cur teApots- The
celebrated ''Maloo Mixture which We
helped to expose Some time since, con-
eiated not only Of old tea leaves. bat OF old
willow leaves and Of other secondhand adnl-
leF1tions. In the Wholesale market Mr.. Ma
ter, who has conducted thass Food Journal
Inquiries, found some gunpowder tes, which
ought to be tho best green, to consist OF COM
mon clres-faced with prossian blue. Some
:. Moning corgou " he found to be almost en-
tirely re-dned leaves, aud sample Of Eais-
low vas greatly made up Of rice huEks and
other matterr. Bat this u nothing to the rs-
suits obt1ined By examining thirty f-ons sam
PITS Of cheap tea bought Of various
retailers in London, and tour bought
in Birmingham. or these thitty-hve samples,
which wefe Ill teated by An experienced
faster and y1luer, not one was worth within
eight psneo pound OF It's price, and many Of
thern wore worth but fow pence pound
One sampls brought Al tho ohaap pzice Of s,1-
soso peace \ pound, u deeqSsbod ~ "rss7
, 1870-12-29
TIE SPURIOUS DETECTIVES.
7 TIC Sequel 10 the Srory OF tho Txo
Women who Robbed u Sn%suu
street. Jelrctry store Reuter-,
Divorce.

OAtVAN%s
-. From: NE N,.e York sun. Dte.s7,
Augustus Burkhardt and John II, Miller,
tue spurious detectives, who aidtd Mrs.
Reuter- and daughter in their eeizure Of over
q, ,0e0 worth Ct gold chains, were taken be-
fore JCstice Koch, ut the Essex Market Police
Court. yestcrday, for examination. Last
Thursday, alre. Renter and daughter, accom-
jowelry store, G3 Nassau street, .nd. without
n;uch ado: helped themselves to $1,000 worth
Of gold chains.
The men profess:l to be detectives, and,
exhibiting paper, said they were authorized
10 search tho premises. Mr. Troll attempted
Of a brace OF revolsers. While Troll was
TINS ktptin fear, tho women went to the safo
and took About 81 100 worth Of gold chains,
ell the account Books, and n7:,y li1sinesa
rsTtIs. After The women had escaped. tho
men walked ont, AID were sooa lost in The
crowd.
Mr.. Troll, knowing tho women, caused tbei.
arrest on the same dsy- They wcrc taken be-
fore Justice DowlnG, who discharged them
on their own recoEnlxance, it appearing IN
evidence that they had been made the dnpcs
ot two designing scouud1els, who had learned
!heir story, Mr.: Renter had been abandoned
by bcr husband at the time he owned the storc
III Nassau street: and Mrs. Reuter-. acting un-
der the ADVICE Of the men. thought she was
merely taking what was ht.s own. The ueu
demanded aud carried of sou worth Of the
The nrsert Of DnIkh ardt and Miller vas
ulsdo 1t the instance Of 1Ir. Troll, who de-
ec1ibed the manner in WHICH he had been
robbed. The fellows exhibited a sl1irld. and
Threatened to ehoot Inn i! le made any re-
distance.
A gold chsin, which w1s identified by AIr,
Troll Is one OF those that had been taken, Was
found on the pe1eon of Burkhardt.
Miller descent cd himself a. n yelra OF az e.
| native OF Prussia. And residing 1t oi Eliza
beth tt1eet. Bulkhardt enid he was 81 ye41s
| OF age, nativc OF the United States. and ze-
sided 1t LIS White street.
| Justice ktch TO Bu1Lhast3t), Did you erel
know Miller to be detective OF policeman
Burktardt. knew him to be I United
Siatea Marshal.
Justice Koch. On election days
ButkhArdt- Before election.
Miller made long, rambling, Auu but par
tilly lntelligible abatement Of his part in I'll.
Transaction, to the effect that Mrs. Reute,
was seeking alimony from her husband, pend
ing divotce proceedings. and she requested
the assistance Of tho two prisone1s to aid he
In seizing what she supposed to be her hus
banda property.
Jrstite Koch adjourned the hearing uuti
the two women could DO brought forward. th
slur1ous officers beng, meantime, sent Il
Ludlow Street Jail.
, 1870-12-29

Sun entcra Ares, March 20. at $40 =. m.
Spring conMe3ces. .---
sun cnieIs Cantor, June 81, at 1859 p. m. Sum-
tnfT cCmmencta
Sun enters Libra. September g, at &c q N.
AntuCln commences.
Sun enters Capricorn. December q, at 90 3. N.
Winter commences.
r1AsErAHY PHENOMENA.
Mercury will be Visible as an evening star abou,
January /, Apt,l Is, August q. and December Is
lie will be Visible IN the morning. lust before EN-
rise, about February 10, June 10. and October ,.
Venus y VI lie IN conjunction with Jupiter on
May II sue will bc at her greatest elonKatton,
esss, on July IS, and al her greatest br1llancy
August 20 AID November l. She will he IN even
IL kta1 10 Septs ubfr p, a6d after that nosn-
irF ttar to the cua Of lhe year. -.-..... ..
Mars will he on The merttilan at midnight Of
March 10, and rT1ll DC visible on clear evenings
during the remainder OF the year.
Jupiter will bc visible HS Al evening StnT t1lI
June 81, when he will be in conjunction with fne
sun, and after that Will rise before the sun I'LL The
ana OF the TeAr,
Saturn wifi be on the meridian at Midnight on
June :. Ills rings win be very favorable for OIL
ke1yaton, through telescope OF moderate power,
during the 1mMef months.
, 1870-12-29

WeMon st. v cor Of Elm, II, e 4, ss1ieoft:
l2itahee u, " cor Of Webster nv, ef 4ox
u,t; so9 +; pec. q. 5000
Asaled a. q e cor Of Sophia Ct, I, 23x9D
haktGd sf, Is It " OF Sophia st, v I, esxsQ
Nv oec. ..........-....-........ 6a5
SOUTH OF CIT LIMITS.
south Park av, Ill 1+5 n q OF Slxty-nfst st,
e1' &xleo4 II: Dsc. c.aa........-......... 700
WEST or OLD CITY IIAi1s
Twelfth st. " cor OF Wave1ly av, pt,1 1l9
n, s,19xasea 4; Sept :........-... sooa
AsIr,son s., lot n OF Western AZ; ST, l9d
1l:s II: bee: ]. ........................ r,ass
, 1870-12-29
Think Of It Again

htfo1e you bay, aud call ai Tho mourning store,
where they have Just received large auction put-
ehases Of aue goods, compr1ang popltns, velours,
bombaxlnes, taInise. csetonne, Henrietta, Ms
donna and Queens cloths. serees, moh..rs, H.
pacas. prints, tne beaver, astrachAn, chlnchina,
and chenille cloaking. velveteGns, watesprools,
choice fall and w1r1er snawis. breakfast shaxls
nueas. ssshes. Indies ytsta aud drawers, suits OF
underwear ladies hosiery. Jet jeHelry, etc, ETC.,
NJ OF which are bought at gteat Bscsitlces and Of
ffEcd the same 1t the southeast corner Of State
md Madtson stretts.
, 1870-12-29

afi.cellanrou..
Al q regular communication OF National Lodge
NJ SO, \. F. and A. NJ. held At their hail. corner
Kardolph and ualsted-sts Tuesday evening,
tie following of1lceIt were duly installed iot the
eneniDE year: II. r. Baldwin, ". H.: Jno. T.
Noble. W.; 4, J. Gnlifofd:.J E.:J. y. sussn,
TieBs L II. Glow, Sec: W. T. tones, S. D.; l.
Etrar1ou, !. r.: a. J, Briggs and John Chaltera,
Stewards; +. II. Black, Tyler.
Since The 1eppenluE OF The Youag Mems Chris
t:an Association Library. several new and vAlua-
oIe volumes OF essays and novels have been added
mud the M0re popular wo1ke will hereafter he plo.
cured as soon AS rubl!sheu.
The fair now holding at Burlington Hail. BY
ST. b1togetA Conference Of ST. Vincent dc Pnui'A
sseisiy. ior he bsneat 81 the root. opened last
attendance. though noI la1yr, was good, and Of q
class that never fall to respond 70 the call Of the
needy. Two excellent bands OF music were In
attendance, and afforded great pleasure to a high
" snpteclatiye audience. The Joung people had
right coed uue, and left shortly AFTER II O'Clock,
rsso.ye1 70 return On The succeeding evenings Of
the week to continue the good work they hare 70
We'll commenced. We hope they may receive
abundant help from those WHO have snlctency
OF the goods Of this void. The fair continues
curing the week.
, 1870-12-29

the coke. he VIVA German, eXed Fl Year,. aud.
- fas u u known, had no friends or relatives In
the city. The Jury rendered q verdict ii sccoFa-
Rrce win the Above fact
AN iEqueat v ~ held on the remains OF James
Rcberts. IN infant who died suddenly ia ahanty
In The rear OF Nc. 81 Quincy street, II reported
yesterday, Dr.. Mlltr made a post saortetn exan,-
inaticn, On the strength OF which the Jury
brought In q verdict Of death from congestion OF
The 10Vra1H
, 1870-12-29
suit Agninst the WeatcFn Union Tel.
egrAPh Company

FTd4N Ikf LTNf7FnosI E59SElE+ :
1t il said suit has been commenced kgainst
tho Western Union Telegraph Company for
The recovery OF damages, the claim to which
arose from the following singular circuu-
stancee; 1t eeems James H. Cole sent mes
esge come i've weeks ago to his attorney in
Meridian. Miss. asking him 10 hold De Ha-
yen'e circus. At the time tine message was
received At the telegraph Office in that place,
The agent Of the circue happened to be in. md
on hearing that \ message had been received,
arked il II WAS concerning the cirque. Offering
at the same time to deliver il. The min in
cbarEe Of the office inadvertently handed him
the despatch, which found sat elodgtnent in
the agents rocket for {onr or five days.
When it WAS delivered It was too late to serve
the purpcses Of the sender Of the message.
Mr. Cole now seeks to recover $1,000 dam
, 1870-12-29
REAL EsrATE.

Warran,ee deedg. conveying city and suburb IA
property within seven miles Of the Court House,
1ltd for rccoru on Wednesday. December IS:
wshpauseh ~, 9oe feet c Of Stase 81, t.,
Hubbard ri, 4 corner Of Carpenter 81, VI,
tox!1S It: Oct p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a,cSo
Weat Twepty-0r8t 9t> n corner Of Wood
st.sf, - I-lc1le5 It; Dec 1s........:.:-: 800
St. /, H.:xiss Il: Nov. a3....... ....-. 5000
Clytaurpe II, Is II n r OF Webster Nv, sW
i. ..sx1so II; July !, 1sts.-..........:..... go
se.cs: sep;. i. .......... 1900
Wahpanseh i ), 81 II Y OF Stewart avn
s31123 Il: Dec. 90....-. .....---...... $50
Il: Dec. ~ . 49,. ...,....... 500
Canal st, laa 4 Of Canalpo,t ~. Il. asx
~ -. ns @oee
IiasE Il: Nor. so.-.,.... ......,.. l,ssa
North Wells st, 70 It OF Disiaiou II. of, 50
x.oo n: Dec. ......................... .,sol
Natsted II. 20 It nf Eastsu ~, q I, 1bcx1s5
se-ss'- it'll "'sr' -s-.- aa;e
, 1870-12-29

w dwelling. f1fnished uafnrt1hed, worth fran
~ Nv to 41th0; viii AseuEne cneunbEzaees, and pay
d6ate1ac. Address with fnn p1:,iFaiars j. J. JOHN.
SOS, A.T4dA Aotcl
, 1870-12-29

A man named William II. Hill, employed Is
night twitchmsn at the Michigan Central bepot,
ipg, tho wheels crushing both his leza terribly.
He waE removed to the Marine Hosp.ial, where Ss
died yesterday 4fternoon. He leavea = vile aud
two children, living on 1IRlAted street. Tue Cor
oner Will hold an ilquest to-day,
, 1870-12-29

noa Bttets. One bottle Of u worth alt the doc
lori N The world. No rnore doctors for me.
Mfz. Gstea. Nearly every one speaks well Of
riaatafion Bitter, and have mnd 10 TT II NY
energy for anything Mary and Lizz!e sre IN the
came way, and lounge shont the house al day
long, good for nothing,
let them t1J Plantation Bitters moderately three
times day, end you will nee = wonderful In
nF9yemenf
, 1870-12-29
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.
Arranged by "Svea" Society,
Of Chicaro

WILL DE OWEN At
Ihc German House.,
Corner Wells and 1ndianz,s.s.,
FRIDAY. December 80. 1870.
Nr.lc by tclcet OrehettrR-
EFMie. ctiRis11S NlLSsOS hak kindly prom.
ued to honor The society With H. osrstLes at II: Ball.
lhr deort VIII he open at i O'Clock ?. III.
-..-.- Ticket. for Snlc with
Mr. + ". ALMtNi, 1ao and I5i South Clarktt
Mf. z. !, MuSsAADER, l:a South Clasi-4t.
MIG ]. SpNlkLL,3 Aonth cl.1ket
Ar. APPLEBnKG. l1 Worth C{xsk.sk
"SFEhSkA AAMERlkAHAREN"u utlIre, Isl s. C1ArE.
st. and II the Doof, In the esrnlns, whe5o The Ball
, 1870-12-29

The new ssJles OF Mason i Hamiin crRaul, IN
resonant cases, sre recommended a the dnest In
suuments Of the class Jet produced, embodytnK
cal akiu and experience. Having been granted q
p1tent on the resonant cases, their exclusive
ma1Gfactuta ia secured to the Mason Harnun
Organ Company.
, 1870-12-29

At About O'Clock, yesterday morning. pain
ter, nhMeI Iohntop, II work On a new building.
No. 1856 North Union street, On going to the
OF The rooms Of the hon1e- Tue coroner Has
noGned, md held AZ Inquest yesterday Afternoon.
was not learned. had been employed by the pia1-
teser to w1tch the coke flfta used for d.JirH the
yDomS, Rld 216 d.ed tom tnaaltak tAs luwe4 OF
, 1870-12-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

MRS. Gates and Mrs. james. MRS.
Gt,ek. Good morning, Mrs. James. How well
yeu 21e look.zg; iAr better than Wheo saw you
last.
MI. Jtmes. oh yes: lam mech better than
hare oetE for 1c-R EUe. 1nd AZ now On ny
w&y fo< EDss Ct NJ taFo1ise Eed.cne-Pls1ta.
, 1870-12-29
TIE CITY In BR.SE,

Al meeting OF this society, hc:.i on Tucs,ia.
tvtnlDg, Ms Oliver H. Lee presiding, the following
c1rcers wire elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Gur.lon $. Hubbard; Vice Presidents Mess.a
Hedges, Bradley. md HUSKY; Treasurer. c. IT,
NelSen. Secretary. 7. D. csrtet: Audilirg COM
iniitGe, Metsts. u. II. Lee and T. Z. lIarishorn.
, 1870-12-29

'By the Withdrawal aud separation OF the
Southern Conferences in tsa4, organizing the
Methodist EPISCOPAL Church, South, ,he Methoti-
III Episcopal Churrh lost SIS travelling preacn-
her growth Gu1inK the decade that at its close
Two years after the stparation) there wsz a net
gain OF G5l preachers, md 1Ack OF only SS3j
ntnbefs Ct making mp the number lost.
, 1870-12-29
METHOD1sM,


Statistics OF the Den nomination..
The official statistical returns made by the
various Annual Conferences Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in this country have been
received At the Book Concern in New York.
TIE general summaries OF them made in
briefest form. a1e ~ follows:
, 1870-12-29

..,NN .
ASo
, 1870-12-29

Chicago Orator1o 8oriety.
All members OF the Society who expect TO take
part ~ NE forthcoming performances, should at-
tcEd the rehearsal this evening, as inc list viii
Uen be made up.
, 1870-12-29

Tie following figures show the growth Of
the Church during the last FIVE years, OF since
1865:
, 1870-12-29

C0uKhH.-Tha QdmlnfGtEat{uu OF
IL Of MI n1pdes The most eligible aud convenient
more especially a regaEda 4 Cough Remedy.
"Brown's Bronchial TFoches," or Cough Lo1-
giving Instant relief IN bronchitis, hoarseness ID.
nneuZa, and cousumpttve and asth1nattc CON-
plRfuts -"
, 1870-12-29
1IuAoufc.

The following gentlemen were installed N oti-
GERS Of II. ". DigeIow Lodge, No. sss, F. 4 4,
n. for the ensuing year: Geosre Tapper, ". Vi: !:
Iiuam Barber, JE.. i. W; frederick j. Wild. !.
Va u. F. Kellogg Treasurer; VIZ. W. Lock.
Z. smith, s D.: Albert J. Burbr1dGe, J. D.: d.
sicdntp, S s.; John Chtrp, J. s.; J. 5hn 7. Ferns
, 1870-12-29
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MINIATURE AIM


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CIucA0o. Dec. g, ls71-
s.n stecs.-.-.1a In.fBioon raet.+..-.. noon,
SGn D. iol1ioon sefs .......ls 10 T. u
Moons frst quarter, II ~ 4. m
, 1870-12-29

One l. silyetnlan was brought from Chlllcoshe,
Mo, tsteldas. by Deraty Saer1 George Hutch
luson. h1SinG been arrested IN that town on q
rqutsit1cn- lie II charged with having obtained 4
Eety large amount Of clothing and dry goods
Mcserk Leopold. Kuhn ca, and MessrA
Stetthauer, StcinmnEn Co. lie was locked up
In jail to await M examination lie Is proprietor
Of small dry goods And furnishing Store Ia the
town Whence Ec waS klktn-
, 1870-12-29

DEuRENFURTH COLLEGES,
AuCTIOH:sALES,

The OI.AssIcALst SCHOOL. for ,oy. and the YOU'VE;
LADIES' SEAlsARr :eorrn, after vacation on the
81 Of JAEuEry The Business College open dty and
etcEius. utier. liz Aad 1l9 Rardnlph.rt
, 1870-12-29
County Court
The Police Courts.

GCAKbIAESHtF.
-"tl Culver WEI srp3.ntel gu 2rtiiau OF G .are,
Cristr, ultler toud OF <l,sO0.
, 1870-12-29

George ". AnslewoEth WAS charged before
Commissioner lloyne With opening = letter nd.
dressed 10 one u. ". Ostway, Of Arsgo. II. Its
slseked by the defendant that O.dEay ts loose
character, and that he had opened The letter
hoping that he would thus be able TO discover
where tie w1tncss had concesled some goods
ktolen from him lie alleges i1Tther that this
letter aided him IN slltcovcr1ug the property. 10
waived an exaElEalo1, and was held tot tI.Al IN
N4ll Of fsO1x