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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

THH New jersey Republican Association
will give lts first Of serles Of soolables At
Liberty Hall, on Tuesday night, February
18th, NJ 1850 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

Wa ARE MAKING n speciality Of the manu-
facture Of fiue Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hail." 595 Seventh street,
opposite Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

had place on the faculty OF the university |,
mon too Of purpose, Of culture, and Of intel
llgence. To the young men OF the law de-
partmeut he would say prepare well before
you leave the university that you may be an
honor to the Institution and the people. He
had Just returned from a section OF the
South, and he knew that there was a large
field OF usefulness for those who would 70
we'll prepared into the South az lawyers.
Major Delaney, Mr.. stebblns aud Captain
Bean made appropriate eongratulatory ad-
dresses.
Letters we're received from number Of
distinguished gentlemen regrettlng their In
ability TO attend the exercises, and among
them wGs highly complimentary letter
from Senator Sumner.
Senator Harris briefly said that II was
owing TO the wise counsel OF Mr.. Langston
that the State Of Louisiana so rapidly per.
feoted the work Of reconstruction within its
limits. He took great pleasure In endorsing
the sentiments expressed by the speakers,
and could only add his own testimonial Of
regard to the worth Of a man 10 whose behalf
too much could not be said. To the law
students Of the university he could say that
Louisiana offered the finest Inducements for
the educated colored man, aud there was
hardly a parish In that State that has not
room for one or two lawyers.
Tho exercises were most agresably Inter.
sperssd with vocal and instrumental music.
A trio by Messrs. starker and fsrd and
Miss Lsyere, aud the closlng piece ny Prof,
Boston, ''The heart bowed down." were
rapturously applAuded.
A vote OF thanks was rendered to Mr.. Hol'
land for tho manner In which be had dis.
charged the duty assigned him, and at Oi3C
| o'clock the exercises were concluded
The silver service is inscribed, "Prof- j.
NJ. LAngston, from the Students OF Law De
partment Of Howard University, February
| 10, 1870" and will be on exhibition at tbs
| IeWelry establishment OF J. Karrs, Pennsyl'
vania avenue, near Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

TIM NETT REGULAR NETTING Of the No.
PhersOn Post, No. B, q. A. R., will be held
at the Union League rooms, No, 4sl Nlpth
street, this evening,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

The MEABERS Of syracuslan Lodge No. II
are requested TO meet with their ladies at
their lodge-room this evening at o'clock,
on which OCCASION the ladies will present the
lodge with banner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

WEARE MAKING a speciality OF the manu-
faCture of lnu Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. soak Hail." 525 Seventh street,
Opposlte Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

We ARE MAKING a specially Of the manu-
facture Of fno Black Cloth Butts for dress
occasions. coax Hail." SOS Seventh street,
opposite Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

J. II. soUIER, No. 1920 = street. near the
United States Treasury, will cash officers
pay ACCOUNTS, &c.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

We ARE MAKING a specially Of the manu-.
faeture OF fine Black Cloth Suits for drcss
occasions. coax Hall" b25 Seventh street
opposite Post ONCE. H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

Tho Louisiana Conference has Just been
held, aud there, aud everywhere through the
South, there are indications Of returning
good viii and reViVing prosperity In the
Church.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11
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TN. PER Ms .

Cancers curod without the aid Of the knife or
patn 10 the patient Cures guaranteed. All who
are leed with this horrible disease should 20 at
Vucs and SEQ DR., Perkins, No, 4ST Ninth street,
nsAr the corner Of street, MAahihgton, D, q.
Also, private diseases Of all kinds to which the
hun an family 10 heir to, treated with wonderful
success, to hitch Thousands Of the unfortunate can
testify, who have BEEN SAVED from = pTsmature
grave. Remember the plhceg onies 431 Ninth
street nsA the corner Of street, Washington, n. O.
iA2o. e0H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11
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AIRY, 1870.
Horati0 Browning and Alph.l
euA Middleton, eOpaItners,
under the nhng aud atYle OF -
nrQWniug & Middleton, ! A. Law, No, 0,i0
plalntdB,
0eNFgo T, BF0wn, defendant, J
GA motion o. the plAlHtlhs, ~ Meslrt. Colby
and Mcdonnell, thaiI attorneys, u - ordered thai
isS ds'gnaaS' @ss 9gp1"Ta ais % ss sIss
forty dayH after this dRyG othOrwlte the cause
wi b proceeded with ~ IN case VI default,
By the Court.
AtTus COPY Test Y, J, NEL0B,
teb5.A9W Clerk,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN AsSoCILTIOS.-
A special meeting Of the Wisconsin asSoCia-
tlon was held last evening, al which but
little business was done beyond making ar
raugements for a sociable on the 22d In
slant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

One thousand members have been trans.
ferred 10 the Conference Of Georgia, and
stlll a very liberal increase remains.
Bishop james ordained thlrty.seyen eolored
deacons and fourteen colored elders while In
south Carolina. At 0rangeburg the Claaln
University has been established, and 10 at
tended chiefly by colored students. Tho
nropertV purchased for the Institution con-
slsts OF siT acres Of land and large building,
occupied before the war as female SENT
nary by the Episcopallans.
The Texas Conference was held on Janu-
airy IA TO II, and gives the following stalls
tlcs for the year,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

QUITH PLEASANT surprise party gathered
In the spacious parlor OF Columbus AleTAd.
der, esq, on + street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, last night. About thirty couples
were present, and the parties enjoyed them
selves exceedingly. An elegant and bouuti-
full supply OF refreshments was served In
Shafflcld's unexceptlonable style.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

The North German Correspondent says
"The number OF religious recluses living
In Prussia Is generally oyereStlmated. No
exact stAtlatics exist, but from the paper fur
nished by tho Ministry to the petition com
mission we CLEAN the following statements,
which are probably close approximation to
the truth.
"Ten orders of monks are represented In
Prussia. They have 90 stations, $50 mem.
bars, and SEQ noyices and lay brothers. The
most numerous are the Franciscans, who
possess 90 stations and 1916 members, and the
Jesults, with II stations and 122 members
Their purpose Is stated to DO the cure Of
souls and holding Of missions. Then come
the Brothers Of Mercy, 90 In number, who
have devoted their lives 10 the care OF the
sick. The other orders arc but very poorly
represented.
''Nor are the nuns much more numerous,
a. 612 are said TO exist In Prussia, with Sl2
novicea and lay sisters. They possess IL
nunneries. The order of St. Ursula, which
deyotos Its attention TO education, Is the
most numerous. 1t has 26s members, 2l4
noyices and lay sisters and "a nunneries.
NEXT come the SpOuses OF the Good Shep-
herd, who employ their lives In cndeaVorlng
to reform aud rescue fallen women. This
order consists Of 50 members aud 10 nov.
Ices and lay sisters, who reside In six nrn'
neries. There are 80 nuns Of St. Elizabeth,
women spend their lives 10 nursing the
sick. The Benedlctlnes, Carmcltes aud
the nuns Of 81. Clarlssa, 1873 In all, are de-
voted to plous contemplation.
"There are therefore four hundred and
any monks and six hundred and twelve
nuns In Prussia, but the former are chiefly
employed In the cure Of souls, and n great
majority Of tho latter spend their time In
nunlug the alex and furthering education.
Tho laws are already quite severe enough TO
prevent abuses or too rapid q growth and
extension OF tho monastlc power. II Is
more difficult 10 deal with the brothcrhoods,
slsterhoods and congregations whose mem
bers are only bound by simple vows, as the
Prussian law is almost silent on the subject
Our information respecting them Is very In
complete, and their numbers were perhaps
under-estimated in the commission. The
brotherhoods were there said to consist OF
SO stations, with 267 members and IS
noyices and lay brothers. These were all
engaged either In education, the care OF the
slek or the cure OF souls. o. the other hand,
there are 600 slsterhoo1s, with 4, i97 mem
bers and S67 novlces and lay sisters. The
Sisters Of Mercy are by far the most uu-
merous, and all the various societies arc en-
gagged In educating the young or doing
works Of charity"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

An ACT to set the curbstones aud pave the
footwaya and CUTTERS on tho west side OF
Twentieth street west, between Z and @
streets north.
Be q enacted By ths Board Of Aldermen dad
Board Of Common CoUHeil Of he city Of
Washington, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized and requested to cause
the curbstones TO be set and the footways
and CUTTERS paved on the west aide Of Twen-
tleth street west, between L and @ streets
north. The work to be contracted for, and
executed In the manner and under the super.
intendence provided by law and to dsfray
the expenses Of said improvements q special
tax equal TO the cost thereof ls hereby In
posed and levied on all lots or parts OF lots
bordering on tho line Of the Improvement
the said tax to be assessed and collected In
conformity with the provisions Of the &C,
approved October l2, 1865.
Approved December II, 1909.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

FIRES YHsTERDAI.-About $3.50 p. In,
yesterday fire occurred back Of the pre-
mises,Occupied by Shaffer & Benson, on Sixth
street, between q aud II. The flames were
extinguished without much damage.
Shortly before eight O'Clock Last night an
alarm was sounded from box 63, corner
Seventh and l streets, caused by the burning
Of come rubbish In q back room Of the
frame house owned BY Henry FrleS, on
Eighth street, between / and X. The FIRE
department were promptly on hand, bat
their services were not brought Into requlSl-
ton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11
Approved December II, 1909.

An ACT to cause Third street west, between
Q street and Pennsylvania avenue, to be
Rraveled.
BE u enacted 6Vhs Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of ne Guy Of
WdshiNgion, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorised and requested to cause
Third street west, between O street and
Pennsylvania avenue, to be ErAyoled.
Sec. 2. And BE- u further sHdeisd, That for
the purpose Of carrying this act into effect,
the sum Of I've hundred $500 dollars, or
so much thereof a. may be necessary, be,
the funds Of tho Fourth aud Fifth wards.
Sec. Q. And BE- u JtIrthsr enacted, That the
/ gravellng OF said street shall be under the
supervision Of the Surveyor and Commis-
sloner designated by the Mayor. Tho work
to be done by days labor.
Approved, December IL, 1902.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11


REAL ESTATE TRLNsAcTIoNs.-Mr. @. d.
Church has purchased, through Mcssrs.
Cooper &'Latlmer, . tWo-atory frame house
on Sixteenth street Woat, between X and l.
streets. Price paid $3.50.
Tho following transfers OF real estate
have been filed In the offico OF tho recorder
OF deeds since our last report;
February 4th-F. W. Jones, trustee, TO
Daniel o'Brlen, sub. 81, square S34, ts,097;
7. Mccormick to D. McMorroW, sub, 4s,
square 4o5, $4,000, James MoGrann TO
Sarah v. MaEruder, part 30, square as;
Geo. A. Miller 10 ChRs, II. Seymour, part Z,
square 949, 81, 400; VIM. Glass to Samuel
shelton, IL, square 7oS; John Roberts 10 w.
II. Clssel, part 2, square 424, 1900.
February 9Th q. +. Gul OK TO John
Evans, part 10, square o20, e250; Jerome A.
johnson to Geo. A. Hall, sub. 10, square
800, q, 500, James N. Callan to Martha W.
Lese, sub. 2, square 500, ss24j same to l..
P. Humphrey, sub. 81, square 500, s250i 8,
R. HArdwlck TO Joseph Z. Law, west part -,
square 4ls, t1,200; D. l.. Morrison 70 d. J.
Evans, subs. IL, l9 and IA, square 1888, &c.,
$50; r. P, Dodge TO Frsderioka B. Lambert,
subs. 90 to 20, square 1888, % 200, J. y. VOL.
lard to Eben Keller, subs. a., IS and east x
40, square /, 026, 10000, J. D. Laurberg "a
Thomas Hutchlngsol, parts 162, square 902
1880; A. Y. Leech TO @. V. Lesch, 1lo
SCARE 1871; Perry Coleman to NJ. Ashford,
trustee, sub. N, y 935, s9,0o1j 8. P. wris,
ley to same, sub. ", square 623, $1,000.
February 7th-G, Dcmsester TO Mary
0'Brieu, sub. 3s, square 70, 1855; Joshua
Whitney to same, sub. 81, square 70, $500,
W. W. Corcoran TO Andrew SshWartE, lot
and part 2, square 900, sl,647.50; Joseph
osmin to Peter Mcnamara, south part lot
10, square 762, S7l1.45; Franklin Little to
same, lot 10, square so7, $780, Edward
Green to W. II. Waters, lot Il, square $40,
81 900; 8. 7. Drury TO Mary o'Brien, sub,
80, square 20, $500 J. +. Neldfelt to Lewis
Huber, subs. l. and NJ, and east half lot /,
square 1856, $500; James Barnett 10 N. T,
Moran, part lot 80, square 40; A. I. Craig
ct al. to Maria b. Craig, lot %, square 105
February Sth-H. W. Hamilton TO r.
Blanchard, sub. o., square 20S, $1,000; @.
X. Andrews to Charles Medford, lot 0,
square 421, 81, 200; May E. slmms ct al. to
trustees Of Israel church, part lots u and
10, square coo.
February Oth-I. s. llollidge TO W. N.
Pocs, %, square $40, 1915; 7. N. Hanson "a
=. NJ. Jenlfo., 4, square 667, $780, r. B,
Clark TO Andrew Jackson, 80, SQUARE 545,
$500; g. +. Graham 10 Jane Fitzpatrick,
part sub. d, square 757, Ss50i D. l.. and ",
B. jackson TO John Mann, 0, square 43B
SOLO; James N. CRllRn to W. q. Phillips,
SO, 80, So, 81, IS, square 500, l,470.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11
TIE eUuAF SsssS. MAR.


GANu NNoNA ~ EAMh SNNAEms
Paul Gerard, who recently married Miss
Wormley, publishes the following card IN
yesterdays RsS Era
DEAR sin; Wheu a short time ago ioinad
myself IN alliance with your people, br my
marrying Miss Marie D, wotmisy, acted
without any mental reservation, and con
tinue without any after thought. u
Asa ftenehmani never INDUCED 10 prelu-
dlees, which appeasl 70 me not only 20 be
permit any kind OF Prescription aGiins, mJ
brothers BY nAturej and a. man, do not ro-
cognize any Imaginary line a. dividing men,
except the one separating 40 honest one from
Think now, as have eiwAys thought, that
those are quite worthy Of our reapeot and es-
tsemI wh =, may y lhs,I race, who 90 &C.
loved OF Almighty God 10 spite Of their differ
enees Of religious bellefs, who bear 10 their
Mind min kind, hnnsns, and sh , issliSE,,
the words Of Dickens, show a eosris familiar.
ity with sacred things and who are very busy
with their lips and idle In the heart or with
the class Of persons who, In the opinion OF
swim, have just enough religion 20 N AXE them
bate aud not enough TO make them love one
lam extremely interested In every step Of
the struggle 10 which you are engaged, espe-
eially for securing social privileges. The negro
has nov hts Share Of political and social
meat OF tho noble and generous SsplraiioRs Of
| all times, OF all nations, which will be ae-
oompllshsd By and by" equity, liberty, ira
A wen known gentleman 10 wsshIugton
says about my marriage that /" IL belonged to
the twentieth eehtufy.h Although In his
| mind II was 4 defamation OF ny course, yet
| accept this word ~ . compliment, for
think the twontisth century win be az lntslli.
gent certainly as the nlneteenth now Isl aud
the logic Of events. inosaaaht IN lite steps to-
wards humanity and progress, will not be
stopped by unbelievable preiudioea, Know
| Ing BY experience that IN your people are
| found the same Intelligence, the same energy,
| tho sane problty, oapaeiiy and virtues ~
| those Of which the white race shows itself 90
/ proud, and less vices sometimes, perhaps, this
| twentieth century, oensufed 10 advance, will
| effect the reconciliation. This desired fusion
between all the races long for and expect.
| No greater enjoy ent could have been afforded
| to me than the reception Of your "ksv Era,n
| 10 the peruGAl OF which you greatly delighted.
| for see your paper IL devoted to the ptopaGs'
tlon Of humsne, Christian, and righteous
ideas Indsed, one Of my deepest regrets is
not having any innueneo which 1 could EN-.
ploy in behalf Of your cause, for which sin.
| oerely desire q full success,
Believe me, sir, you're truly,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

y PCT WILDCAT Il umoug the l,,s,l,,,
NAS'''n' A. Central Park, New YorE, ,''' az
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

nR. FANYOU,
DYNAMO PHYSICIANS,
Cares RHEUMATISM WITHOUT MEDICINE.
DIR. FANYoU, DYNAMIC PHYSICIAN,
Cures Iholriaat Consumption.
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11
Az Aor to trim and gravel FIllh street west.

An ACT to trim and gravel Fifth street west,
from New York avenue to Boundary street.
Be q enacted 6v he Board Of Alderman and
Board Of Common Council Of tie Guy Of
Wdshington, That the Mayor be, and be Il
hereby, authorized and requested to cause
that portion Of Flfth street west, between
New York avenue and boundary street, TO be
trimmed and grayeled and to defray the
eight hundred dollars, (SS, soO,) or so much
thereof as may be necessary, be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated out ofthe funds
Of the Third ward; the work TO he done BY
days work, under the superlntsndeace Of
the Commissioner Of the Third ward.
Approved December II, 1902.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

sIxTu WARD IRISH RErUBLIoASs.-Thls
club held a meeting last night, the presi-
dent, Andrew Neville, In the chair.
After transacting the usual routine OF
business, . sories OF resolutions were adopted,
thanking Congress for their speedy action
In passing the deficiency appropriation for
the Navy Department, thereby enabling the
men recently suspended from the bureaus Of
construction and steam engineering TO go to
work again.
Lieutenant Austin offered the following
resolutions, which wers unanimously
adopted
lloAns have every confidence In the PROPOSE.
tion Of General John A. Logan, which has
passed the House Of Representatives., direct
log the Secretary Of War TO Issue rations, Se,
RsfolDed ai,o, That the Unlted States Senate
be requested to pass the bill as speedily A.
possible, In order that the great diatreaa now
Rs,Slvsa Tsss az he ,ssnss q X. club Be ten.
dered to General Joha A. Logan for his Efforts
In behalf OF the suffering poor.
A resolution was also adopted sustaining
Its president, Andrew Neville, In his eaorts
In the Central Irish Republican Association
at lie last meeting to consolidate the Irish
Republicans Of this city, In order TO show an
undivided front, and pledglng themselves to
support him In his efforts 10 reorganlss the
Irish Republican, Of this city on q nrm and
lasting basis.
Lieut., Benjamin Austin was elected cor.
responding secretary.
The following committee on smploymeut
was appointed McsGrs. Austin, Kama, Nor
gan, Mcleod, Dove, Brown, Connolly, Aad
Charles MCGOWAN.
Amer speeches by Messrs. Mahouey and
Mcleod, the club adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

Laws Passed BY the Rlxty-Seventh
Counell OF washiaEton city, u. q.
AN ACT 10 set the curhstonea and nave the
footwaya and cutters on tho west 80 81
Flflh atreet east, bFtweon L aud N streets
south.
BE u enacted BY m Board Of Aldermen aud
Hoard Of Common Council Of he Ciiy Of
Wdshin0ioA, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized and requested to cause
the curbstones TO be set and the footways
and CUTTERS paved on the west side Of Flfth
street east, between L and NJ streets south.
The work to be contracted for, and executed
In the manner and under the superintend.
enee provided BY law and TO defray the
expenses Of said improvements special tax
equal TO the cost thereof IL hereby imposed
and levied on all lota or parts Of lots border.
Ing on the line Of the improvement the
said tax TO be assessed aud collected In con
formity with the provisions Of the act up
proved October 10, 1865.
Approved December IL, 1909.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

DAVIS, No. SOL Market Space, corner Of
Eighth street, has Just received full lines OF
the latest importations and newest patterns
black thread, and gulpure laces. The stock
embraces also a full stock OF crepe do Paris
In all colors, = new article for wells. Davis
has opened large lnyoleo Of nne French
flowers.
The stock Of novelties embraces all that
known to the mllllners, aud ls well worth
the inspection Of ladies wishing to purchase
goods Of fresh Importation. Remember the
number, No. SOL Market Space, corner OF
Eighth street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

ILLINOIS Social. - The second grand
social Of the Illinois Republican Association
took place last evening at Liberty Hall, and
was attended by much youth, beauty and
female loyellness. Among those present
We observed Senator Trumbull, Hons. j..
N. Morris, ]. D. Hay, Judge Wylle, Z. @.
Bartlett, Gen. Paine, OF Illinois; Judge
swayEo, Col. @. O. Campbell, NJ. L. N.
Howell, @. II. Bliss, esq, Judge BtetIon,
Major +. Courtney, United States army
Col. o. W. Minor, DR.. Manger, Of Boston;
Hon. N. A. Gray, Of Ohloi W. d. Stokes,
esq, Capt. ]. r. Jennings, accompanied by
ladles. Prominent among the faiI-seI were
the Misses Lehman, Miss Olmstead, Miss
Bassett, OF Andes, n. Y; Miss G. A. Mills,
Of shelburne, W., Miss BEETLE B. Adams
aud others. Miss d. Olmstead and Mrs.
Col Campbell sang eve parted by the river
side, my county 'i- Of thee,o aud sew
eral other gems In manner which allotted
much praise.
Senator Trumbull was called upon, aud
went forward to the stand and made few
well-tlmed remarks eulogistlc Of the "PralriS
State" He alluded to the late Mr.. Lincoln
In a touching manner, and also paid noble
tribute to the Chief Executive OF the nation,
who had been victorious upon so many battle
fields Of the republic.
The dancing begun, and at late hour oul
reporter left Illinois and tho invited Euestl
having fine time. Messrs. Horr, Kelley
Atkinson, Nailor and Lamb, the commltte,
| Of arrangements, spared no palms to render
the affair decided success.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

DR. FANYou, DYNAMIC PHYSICIAN,
Cares EeryOns lostrntion md loss 81 VItauty OF
Power, WITHOUT NRDIUINR.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11
The Methodist Onurcn South-Ro
Dorta from the Late Conferences.

Rev. Blshop James, Of the Methodist EpiS-
copnl Church, has lust returned TO New
York from the south, where he has been
attending the North and South Carolina CON
ference. He brings, says the New York
TSmss, very favorable reports regarding the
Methodist Church In tho South, and 'aJs
there il a growing cordiallty Of feeling with
their Northern brethren, which, It Is hoped,
will result ultimately In a reunion. The
south Carolina conference, which includes
also in It's Jurisdiction the State Of Florida,
was held at jacksonville, in the latter State.
The following summary gives the leading
statistics OF the conference for the past year,
Win the increase over the preceding yeaTi