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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-12-02

Congress having failed to make APP
preparation for the branch mint at
New Orleans, that institution has been
closed.
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VOLUME 13.
NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Denver is to be lighted with gas in
about three weeks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-12-02

The Union Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny sold H. 900 acres of land on the 18th
instant.
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Notices. Strays. Etc.
InforInafionl Wanted.

rIHE undersigned will literally reward any
person giving information of the wherea-
bouts of B. b. Brown, who was last heard OF
in Johnson county, Missouri, in April, 1851
He is a timer by trade, of good habits, about
"a years of age, rather heavy build. and VIII
weigh about 165 pounds, light brown hair, grey
ewes, fair complexion aud very light beard,
and is slightly hard OF hearing; has very
large scar made by cut of an az on left cheek
There are circumstances connected with his
ease which gives rise to serious apprehensions
among his friends, and any information con-
corning him will be gratefully received by his
mother; also liberal compensation will be made
by his brother. Any information of his where
abouts may be left with Joseph Brown, of En-
porfa Kansas, or at THE NEWS office
PAUL J. BROWN,
Bowling Green, Ohio.
N---.,,,t,,,. eel, 1874 4f-4S
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The King of Brazil is going to visit
the United States soon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-12-02

Leavenworth is going to have a prize
fight soon. Purse 500.
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NOTICE;

A LII parties having claims against Barney
"A Miller & Co. are required to nile the same
nj my office within u days from this date. aud
all parties owing said firm are hereby also no
titled to pay the amount due TO me within p
days from this date. Il. t. WRIGHT,
Emporia, sept. p, 1870. Receiver.
u
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BLAcKsMITHs.
CONNER = ryan.

pLACKSMITHS. Commercial Street, North of
ID 9TH Avenue. VIII pay especial attention 10
ironing wagons, carriages and buggies. Will at all
times be prepared TO accommodate the public with
any Kind of work In their line of business Give
call and we will endeavOr 70 render satisfaction.
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NoTARIEs AND LAND AGENTS.

o. Y. HART,
ID EAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT, En-
III poria, Kansas. Represents four of the most
reliable Eastern Fire Insurance Companies. Also,
Notary Public and Licensed Conveyan er. ONCE
No. III Commercial Street
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A BARGAIN.

90 ACRES of first-class bottom land TX
~ miles northeast Of Emporia, about y
acres fenced ind broken, acres of wood and
timber. house l6x24. A nice place for home
and for gardening. Part ON time. tAE
BACHELLER JONES.
wI7-tf Real Estate Agents.
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TAILORING.
b. GORNILEY

NIERtHANTTAILO next door south of Nc
1SA MILAN & .Overstrcet's, Commercial street.
ClOths, Cassimcr,s, BocSkinS and Ovcrcoating kept
an hand, and will be made to order in the latest
styles. d5-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

q. w. HUBBELL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public Eu-
-Areka Greenwood county, Kansas.
1. II. PHENIS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public, Eu-
IA eka..Gireenwood county, Kansas.
CLAIMS NEAR ARKANSAS CITY.
IF you want to buy. sell, or take claim near Ar
Il kansas City. call on Max Fawcett, at that place.
EUREKA HOUSE,
W. CUMMINS. Proprietor, corner first and
e. Main streets. Eureka, Kansas. Stages leaV o
this house daily for all parts OF the State.
ID. NJ. BRONSON,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
IA AGENT, Eldorado, Butler County Kansas
Taxes paid for non- residents All business en-
trusted to me will be promptly attended e"
II. A. EDWARDS. THos. B. IRVINE
EDWARDS 4 IRVINE,
ID EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
III CIVIL ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN
All kinds of Railroad and Land Surveying and
Plating. Collections made and taxes paid through
out the State. Once at ,Aryonia, Usage county,
Kansas. 40-tf
HENRY MARTIN,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate Agent and LIZ
IN ccnSed Conyeyancer. Eldorado, Butler Coun-
", Kansas. Acknowledgements taken, Deeds and
Mortgages drawn, Taxes paid for non residents
All business entrusted 20 me will be promptly at
tended 70
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cuNSMITH.

II. GORDON,
MANUFACTURER of and dealer in Rifles
WI shot Guns. Pistols, and Sportsmen's articles
Commercial street. opposite the Post olfice Empo
ria. Kansas. 42-n
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

A LII persons wishing to be discharged frcm
N payment of debts. contracted prior 10
january list, 1869, can do by law OF the
last Congress. For information apply TO
w. T. MCCARTHY.
Atty ut Law, No. 100 Com. ST., Empora, KS.
4n-tf
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II. MORRIS. NJ. H.,
Eclectic Physician ~ Surgeon

EMPORIA, KANSAS.
Special attention given to obstetrics. md
diseases OF women aud children.
EgOnice two doars south OF Bancroft a,
McCarter's Store, up stairs. Residence cor
ner Of State street aud 9Th Avenue.
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TYaving purchased Hr. Fred arick's interest
Hi in the Real Estate business, am prepared
to purchase and sell town lots, improved and
taxes, &c.
have for sale desirable property OF all
kinds, from raw prairie TO farms under a high
state of cultivation.
shall issue papc~s containing full de-
scr1ptions of rrOpe } r sale. Those having
property to sell " al. o well 20 place it in
my hands.
Being lawyer, hose purchasing from me
will have assurance that their titles are per-
feet.
/ also have % houses and lots for sale,
ranging in price from $500 to So, 200.
l have a large list of lands for sale, and
those desiring ii viii please send to us and we
Will send them the ''EmpOriG Land Adver-
tiSe7'' free.
1 have large number of city lots and i'm
proved property. and 1 shall be pleased to
show them. 34-tf
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JEWELRY r.
Il. MI. FRY

T. NJ. FRK,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEW
- ELRl. at the Postonice, Commercial Street
Repairing done short notice and in II satistec-
tory style III -tf-W4H
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6NENTRAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA
~ BILE, on 9th Avenue, between Commercial and
Mechanics street, Is now open and ready for bust
ness, and will furnish teams at any time during
the day or night. Passengers conveyed To any part
of the country on liberal terms. Particular atten-
ston paid To boarding and transient stock.
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FOR SALE.

A number one span OF Matched Mares. Harness
~ and Wagon. The mares respectively live
and six years old. Apply at my farm two miles
east o. town. of Van Holmes in Emporia. for
further particulars. " III be sold low for cash
a1-tf ANDREW iiiNSiiAW.
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7 ". ROBINSON A son, Proprietors. Corner
LIE OF Merchants street and Sixth Avenue This
house has been rentted and furnished throughout,
and Is now open to the public Stages leave daily
and connect with all Eastern Railroads,
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HOTELS.
ROBINSON HOusE

BUCKEYE HOUSE,
ENIFTH AVENUE, Fmporia Kansas, near cor
y ner of Commercial Street. Birdsall 4 Franz,
ProprietOrS
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LNEED. LIVERY AND SALE STABLE on 7th
u Avenue, lately owned by John Bay A full
supply OF the best feed kept constantly on hand,
and eNeellent faeiities for sale of stock anordAl
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DIR. ], \. MOORE.
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LIVERY STABLES.


j. H. q w. DAVIS
NEW LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE.
~ Hou can get your horses fed with good feed, at
low prces also horses and buggies to let and
for heavy hauling.
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bret Harte's inimitible verses regarding the
coming man" have probably been seen by
many of our readers, but viewed in the light
Of the illstrations just brought by the Chicago
Republican, their comicalIty appears with
fresh zest.l
, 1870-12-06

A process Of making bread out Of ungrouud
wheat las been highly recommended Is fur.
nishiug greater amount Of nutritire matter
than bread made ont Of wheat -four. By the
removal OF the bran from this ground wheat,
it ia asserted. only IS or 50 per ceat Of the
nutritious portion OF the grain is utilized, and
from Is to 20 per cent of the food naturally
provided il sacrificed to mere Appearances. or
that the flour may be OF snowy whiteuesa.
By the new process, it is stated, only 5 per
cent 10 wasted. Bread mixing hr this new re-
cire is divided into three processes, to-wit.:
admi1tf,re snd davos;ng. The grain is put in
vessel, covered With wzteS, and stirred undl
tile liQbter grains and particles arc either dis
solved or left foatipG on the surface. The VA
ter ia then poured OF, and the put into i
| cylinder, like nutmeg Crater. whoae revo-
lntions remove tho outer skin ot tha grain.
This. 1t is stated, is III that is really neces
cleansed is immersed in twice ita own weigh,
Of water, heated to seventy-fEe degrees, Il
which has been added one pa1t OF half-dr.
| yeaHt. and Eve or six ounces Of Elucoae 10 tWt
hundred parts Of wstet. 4 days exposure II
this bath is requisite to secure the neceasary
for the extraction Of the colos from the e1te
rior surface Of tho grain Tha watA1 bein
then removed, the wheat will be almost whit
in color. Next tbs sti6eued MACS is pu
through rnllets which rnAsh II into glutinou
pulp, and mix regularly through the Who'll
I1an. Tia mus, vhi.h haa now becom
dough, is then put into trough, favored Wit
water In which salt has been dissolved, N
tiyen An opportunity to absorb more aA1s
II necessary. and then thoroughly kneaded
hand. The dough is then mAde into 1o.vt
GENTLY light, are PLACED in ths oven Ar
haked llka otdin1sy Nheat aour toAYes.
, 1870-12-06
CEREBRAL BUTLER AHD THE
EENIANS,

Hts 1Nto Speech Suits Them-1H Case
81 = War VITA Enx1anA Tnoy ssAs
fel1ow Maua - tho DeAtn-raoy
Return Him ThAaAs for Hts A&8h
OP9hlen u IFtsAmous
NKw Yokx, Dec. l.
4 neeting Of Irish PATRIOTS vas convened
last evening At No. s72 CAu.l str-o.: Fhe
lane, = yetsran Of tho Meucan war. The o5-
ject OF tho meeting wa to pass I vote OF
'hsn&s ta General Butler fer th~ high en1o.
giumo be pa-sed on 1t,shucn 10 his late ota-
don. Mr.. P. Me1rig1n presided, and msde
telling tpeech on General Hntler's good opln-
ion Of 1lahman. - - their psosesa IN bat
tie. their Loyalty to Annetic., but partica-
larly their willingness to humble perl i'd
ious Album. and wound up bF etUng thst
fnsbmen waited no better loader than Gen.
elAl Butler to cocsuumate England q dsstrne-
ton: 1r. Vim. 2 Woods. lAte OF the Dablto
- General Butle1 giving vent to onoofnlnnns On
the 1Iish face, and placing them in . positlon
deserving Of thttr military prowess, aud il
i such men a GeberL Batter iutoud 10 pursuo
the course mentioned, they should be sup
porfed By everv lover Of that deH land In
RaIa the movement until England il BUNDLED
And freedoms htg shlnes tr1umphantDy over
ths Emerald Isle, aud that he would have the
blossing Of MANY G1ay-haired mother and
hereft widow that day On the shamrock shore.
Tho follosirg preamble and resolutions
Wants, General Buffer has avowed himself .
fTitDd Of AHe11cA and N enemy OF England hy
his dets1 mtnatcn 70 hare the plundeFed AnneEl-
ted Oh them by the Alabama and osner Southern
cruiser, And haEtpe Rlgualxed the Irish as rne
men % neht England and hubble her: be 1t,
R<.stssd, That We. who lnve Ireland and wish
her ltne Ia1or, DO hereby pledge ourselves 70 Gen
, 1870-12-06
ANOTHER RAILROAD MOVE.
fgumor that the Central Pacific
flnfleund Has Purchnsod tho Cen.
troll Utah lkaIlrond, and will Rush
IL Forward 10 Connect with 1hc
Kansas Pacific IeatlEoRd.

Rumor that the Central Pacific
lInfleuaG1 Has Purchased tho Cen.
trot Utah IkaIlroad, and will Hush
IL Forward 10 Connect with Hhe
Kansas Pacific IeatlEond.
From the San Frunei4eo HMtittiH.
A gentleman intimately connected With the
management OF one Of the railroads that lead
ont OF Chicago, arrived in San Francisco on
Sunday evening, and, yesterday, while in con-
versation with An duache Of the bulletin, re-
marked that 1t was s:ated. and generally be-
Iieved, that tho Central Pacific Railroad Com
pa:y had purchased the Central Utah n,l-
road which connects Ogden and Salt Lake
City, and would immediately commence or
tending tho road sonthward through Salt
Lake Valley. It il known that the Central
Pacific Company have been for several mouths
Regulating for the purchase Of this road. with
The intention Of puahpg it eouthEard to Seyier
River Valley, or the Cherokee TrAil Pass
through the Rocky Mountains, and thence
sastuard for the purpose Of connecting with
the Earaas Pacific Railroad. which has alresdy
been completed to Denver City, Colorado Ter
1itory. There will have to be built to make
! The connection between these two so.as o1lY
about three hundred and fifty miles Of tfacx
and thoeo who have gone. ovcr tho route a. :
ro1t of preliminary surveying party report that
| there is but vety little snow to be fouad even
| during tho seTereat weather. This connection
| will give the Central Pacific two outlets to
the Missouri River. snd VII enable I 70 dtc.
heretofore held tic leading csrda in ito h.nds,
aud played them for the advantage OF Chi
caco. The Kansas Pacific 10 virtually St.
| Louis enterprise, and there cAn be but lttsle
doubt that it will be pushed forward With great
cnergy, because st. Louis is extremely aux
ious to get portion, at least, OF the CA!ifor
uiA trade.
Thsn, assin, II this ruuor should prove
true, The probabilities are that the Union II
, 1870-12-06

cu,1r lctfxe 70 be ssnt TO diderent Sabbath 8chod
aopez1ntecdeot<, a&htrg ztd for no Institution.
Ho et81ed TINT Tnr u1fupop8 had bren rec~ved
nun teo of twelve scnoafA. Tim suggestion OF Ne
Chairman vxs ador1ed, AID the pI1nnrx OF tue
ctrcnia1 orde.ed. l. waa reported tnxt thezn aro
Tho President EAted that one-tsird Ehe expeot-
~ Of the dome we're contributed hy tue inmates
The deoc1t xaS tusde ra By donaitona. Tho 10
oeoseducs8 OF tho tass,tuion Wa etyen Ut 81 .1S4
A dl5cussaou n. y On the AdyatahahrF Of esect-
tn< new me. For tnta cup se, ~ go u need
%, 8Id $4,000 more ahoold % raised for zp e
down ent furn, 10 order to take tho honpo otn Of
thn list Of eh<.lnoA
TIA Ret. Nj. Mickey, tho General sun>tsutend-
ent, Fp0tted that ho han b-en among ztone-epx.
tess, bfack mAkaIk, and Iumber dea!oEx, snb tnal
Msttets Eeto 10 iatf wsy tor navlt 4 III the Ut
tef1l Tor the uew building ntributed. Mr. Boy.
fl tepd the construction.
The annual eles Hon OF onleer1 for the ensuing
year resulted II foIlowt:
Prsstdw&-N. 8. Bou.ou
&sTs.ary-W. u. eh-ITara-
Routon. r. V. 'Rlstehiord. Hon j. d. Do1e, &. b
Mnbait, g. Hoq9h. o. Y =: 8,.ei.u. 8 Z. Moor
sheE1:ra IAaie-~Nrs. J. j. Mecfas % IN. arists =
4. y; WatlaecS Nh. sesioa., Mn James 4: Smith
Caary. ~ VI. u. Il. Ws4tten. sad as.s ?. 4 Gins1 .
An elecuon for ot1cets Of the board sesulted u
followB:
r1-x Ffrstdmf-E K Hubbard
7rrasx.r-R, 8. skinner.
Ezeesstes noMHiss---AEs. netkman. Mr. Robin
5..sda.a aoaatass-Me.as. Boutou. Fairbanks, IN.
Hubbard.
The association then adjourned.
, 1870-12-06

BRIGGS HGUsx-
Amoux the arrivals at this hotel, 3esteloAv'
we're the following: ". F. Pilot, 81 Iouls' 49,
Fay. Cleveland. u. S. Tay1,r, Iowa; q. Z. Hub
he'll. Winona: s. Pu1naun, Indiana: F. s. Cook.
Dokton: u. Il. Burnett, Baltimore: J. L Norris
and w,se, Grand Rapids; \. II. Burnett Bait
more: J, Blhshtoek, Toronto. ". F1SoeIt q
Louis; c N. 5lan2ford, Wisconsin; u. ~. hoola'
lndi1napolis: l. T. Morrison. Gnc'nnao'
Amonp the arrivals at this hotel. yestetust'
we're tns following: u. Anderson, Lacrosse: 4
r; White, Aqtosa:J: MN'ae Ss1@n; a1'SS Tn4E.
Ieppard, Troy: ". 4. Goodman. Polo ,. E22tsa- 29
ton. DeW'i.i; T. Bessa, Efeepor1: 2. Green: NJ
Si 1Is1tos Ss%s: Z a? Ms:oa nesesSS, 5i,e.as T.
Among the arrivals =. THIS notsi. fessesdays
@ Sobn J. to sptrpsrd, Eleseani: 3eo!ee ); LstaaIn.
Springfield; G, Seguin and vile, NcW fore: W.
4 s@tn T'oI: ,o1r & 6 la!; Se4 ia!9o York: saip
Il. Uopa, Milwaukee; II. n Sorcross, Detroit
c. q. E1iison, Mkrqueue.
AmorE the arrivals 1t this hotel, JessefaMsy M
xete he following: Dr.. ]. 4 Ra:. skIacase: h, II,
| DeAou1pe and dsushser. HsyAua; Co1ene! sna,
inn: Il whiting, Galcs.ur9: 4; ;. lion 3oooaon 1ss
| Roche*1er. Eon. J, A. uart. North CaTnnnA: -! =
rutnam, 1owa; 4. g. A!fni2sonsM 2 Ms..onn. T. F. =
nj, Bfuoki5n: a. Reid, New fotk; J. oEeen' on
| tAtto-
Among the asr.vala At this hotel. JeaEs!uaS' euS
weEc the following: Hon. j. T. bsnssn. ..T, n
Exsrd E Dunsconh, Kansas c!y: 4. 2: ne!as
;astop: Hai';aelPh's: ;,.an mon, 5 g " uyae. Sa, f
Hcnn HrE Yort: E K Nol,en, St Louis; s
F Fss1son, Muwaufec; 2. APPLETON. ". ,f,ans ao, Y
/ LeuteI,ant Governor 7. e. fnnn1; ME- MisSops ~
Hon c. l. Meyer, Fond du LAC; o- u ots''' W
!, l cO0fiD.
, 1870-12-06
A Rntlrond wn1.
Sf.s Tert tote. y diPafeA 70 the Cincinnati cas-


This morning the Delaware, Laekawsuna
and western Rail,oad Company sent two hum
dred men to the Bergen Tunnel, to 5orciblE
lsy = hro1d gauge tracE upon the lands Of
Of tho Erie COMPANY. The msn re4ched there
about Daylight, aud By theirla1ge numbers in
Inundated the few ,l, En- employees thu. wsss r.
F.assf FF.ils of the .Erie RsilEsy, Ind Lid
= 1ail connecting with the:r Bonaton
Lfapch broad gauga With the rails Of the Enc
Company, running through the tunnel 60 -
to eu1ble tl,e Delaware, Ltckawanna j.
wet,ern Rsilsoad COMPANY to Fnn their
tzains from Doonton and Paterson on the
| broad eusse directly to Hcboken. There is
suit row pending to try these vary questions,
| irt he Court Of Chancety Of New JeSsey.
The Erie Company. Immediately telegraphed
| to Governor Randolph. The following spics
Governor Of Sex Jersey and the Erie people:
Goronor Rando}pA: The E te Company, ma
the Delaware i Lscsaw1una Company. agreed
ss p mskf e.9en 40 sssaSs 70 III IL
ID : fuit il rlocsed.rg ~ speedily as possible,
ne Ella ~: mn % 10 taie np oar tsaeS ey .arce Til,
| G. pKMny, rnher advice OF counsel Will ttke nt
ssrTyssise acttop, bat must resist force: We d
ros d ssre to do ereu this, and respectfully cal
! nnnn ycu. ~ Governor. to interfere and rut /
s1rp 10 Illegal violence, which mar end tn blood
she'd ap,~.,,.,:s sAt ~ u9uIp, p.I, r.
: .7b Jar GcuA, Frrstarai- hsvo tiirecsei to'
! shern Ot Hudson County 10 provide N 1mpl
io.ce to keep the pe.cs, snd permit no vtoen
' TuHo- F. RAxpolYH. Governor
afe J. Could. Frestd<ai: Meet mo II West CT
"TMxo. E. RAxpo1fN.~
Tbs Governor caPe 10 tho sunnel about Is
: n. M, and Nr. Hoan, Pressdant OF tbs Ene
= fsekxx.nna Read, was tharn. So VA III
> Faf, Vieo r.ea3dent Of the Els Hai1road, y,
: spyexal thousand pecPe. Thsrs VIA eeosas
! o:sSs eQotsfsaos ind HseQas4pa, and 0aAI
, 1870-12-06
EpARD OF sVPERV1soRa.

The board Of Supervisors met yesterday after
noen At O'Clock. 10 the County Court room- There
waa mixtnIe Of Old and new Supervisors, aud as
the roll was not called, 1t became matter OF some
uncertainty 81 to which board had met Nessrs.
Acle6, Alien. sud Kon1ot, and several other
members Of the cid board, insisted on taxing
their accuatcmed seats while their right 70 do 70
was contested ~ the members elect
Mr. Gtrdele, the county Clerk, called the meet
1pg to order, and ME. Rooers Clark was chosen as
temporary Chairman. -...-....
NJ, Stevenson moved that committee OF i've
be appointed on Credentials
Mr.. Humphrey moved to amend the motion by
appointing a committee Of three, ins+ead OF hvc-
Afur some discussion, MI. Stevenson Withdrew
bis motion. .....-. .e
81. King moved that's committee Of aye be ~.
noInted consisting Of one from each Of the thres
DIVISIONS OF the city and two from tho county
town.
After another discussion, the committee Wa
finally elected. - follows: Chariea Holland, 1ohE
Humphrey, William Gray, Daniel Wofshington
ard jLhl Nrenn. H.. j.
% motion OF Mr. Humphrey the meeting nd
tcufrtd til 10 O'Clock ii, a morning.
, 1870-12-06
HEwsBoYs ",lHD EooTBLAcKs - HOME.

The aaru.! meeting Of the Association Of tn"
SewsooJt, and Boo,blacks' Home WIS held 5es
tesday afternoon, Vice President n. s. Boutoa in
the ehtty. ...
Superlntendent J. ]. Howard submitted n1 r.
port, from which It appesrs that eigty-seven ooJs
wefc received: number IN home, July u, tWeEtt'
pne-totAl one huntr d. and eight: returned e
pAyentB OF other relktlon1, ten: sent 70 nome
The county, one: found tt.a sttona. 11eaye: onm
ter Of iodltng7 furnished. A6s9: tnealss 70
cetyrd fYom hoJH, StsQ rs: donA1t1nA 4lta 20: az
pendtlu1ex, S1f11. n.
, 1870-12-06

nftacellA1eane.
On Sas7rday, the vi eurn Union Telegraph
Company completed Its line to Yenkro1. Dlkota
rcItsh ~. aud the nfss dcfpafch wRs sent from
the Mayor OF thar clsy to the chief onicI OF CHI
cARn.
The Board Of Pub:ic Works, yesterday. gaze
MatE McGrAth the tlb of hlHnE Division atsets,
iFH.n CaaA 10 she river, at Is cents PET cubic
raIl.
Louis Gsutx aud 1sssc Lewis were before
United States Commissioner HoJne, yesterday.
tnarRed With ffands on the reve-.ue under the
Bankrupt lAW. snd we're eAcs held In $500 bail
Tor further examination On Thur.dSy.
a horse and ca11la&e~ valued 1t s1.3oo, be.
longing % J. {: Tetreoce, Superintendent OF "a
Chicago Iron Wntks, were stafcn from ln front ol
80. ii Dearborn s'ttef, ou SATURDAY. night ~
TT e custom House caRie vas insulted By ~
hcked the sou Of Albion half block.
About quar'er Of L o'clncE last night, tht
well-kuown cspt1an Annie stafford, attracted
/ large crowd to the conner OF Clark and Washing
ton 1trs eta by yelling ar bowling In dismal an
| high. timed way. She WIS very drunk, and va
| with dtf11culsy tur into hack and taken 70 II
AINuTJ,
, 1870-12-06
THE CITY In BRIEF.

TIC NORM 1ftfpRI4N-
There will be = meeting of the Cfhzens' Aaso-
cation for Public improvement In North Chicago
and Lake View, tonight, In Turner Hall on North
clA,H srrert. The persous composing tho follow
ing commttteea arc especially requested to be
present for the purpose Of organizing Tor impor-
tant work:
Committee On LegBlatton-E. B. McCagg, E
Anthony, VIM. G, EveEdy. aud Jno. N. Jewet-
Committee on Sorh Branch Cansl-Wm. B.
Ogden, Vim LII, Il. r CLARK. Jno. AtWAter, s. H.
KeFteos. SAN B. Chase, md B. F.. Culver.
Committee m Public Parks and DnveA-JamtB
L. SrArs, ". &. Nixop, u F. Culver, A. q. BnrlsT.
Cunlmlttec Oh Local Improvements and Ahhte-
ment ot Nutaance4-K ANTHONY. Dr.. C. T. Hunt,
/. N. Arnold, Alderman Bengley, and Dt. G. Y.
Dyer
in the North 1lsision-Cu!outl Seh2nnef. Theo-
dore Echtntz. KnoE johnson, Jarnea No <aa1cg, A.
II. Dknaley, s. Il. KeEfcot, aud Robert Clark
cnnn tttee On Opening md Connecting Streets
Running into Lake View. D. T!Ier, Fr1uftln
Z usthAwsJ, M. Van Allen, Mt. Beach, II.
HAsmt1, and tclou.l 6chA6cer.
Cuumtf te@ on Openiu1 and Connecting Sttetta
hatween thu Norlh and West Divisions and Wett
Division and LakE VIEW. J. McGEatn, a
Greenehaup, 1. Proudtoot John Bo{d, Joseph
StncEtou, Ed. FnsSr. 2nd J. J. McE2u1ey.
C.tmnltstee on New BuB!ue:s-Dr G. '. D1er
James L 6tark, r. s. Howe, J. B. Waller, audiJ
"N'>-. 1oua B. CALHOUN, presidsne
ELffor ANTHONY, SecfexkFY.