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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
New YorR ErenfAq Post EaHs: "

New York Erenihg Post says: "The
sJergymen of the Reformed Episcopal
ChaFct Who attended the consideration
of Bishop Nicholson, at Philadelphia, on
Thursday, held conference on Thurs
- night, at which it was agreed to
EsnoFt 10 the general standing commit
Zee Of the Reformed Episcopal Church
that inasmAeh as the worldliness and
Eiotons pleasures incident to all seasons
Of the year are only temporarily suspend
I'd duripg the season. OF lent, it is ad-
gisabls 70 AiapenSs with the ssason. DR..
I.eaask, Of NsRbErgh New York. said
thsE Il bod been apparent to him that
before sa4 sEa&E lent the intensity Of
Sisoensatioos iaeEAa4Ed5 Ahat he did
no, think the sbseFERRse Of the fast pro-
NOTED the fpiritaeI Interests Of the
Church, end that if PeoPiH E1aA think
church life were, a" ev@ryysaF sEe, it
would be far better. Only one nr two
of the eIsfeymea ct the Tconisrenee. ar-
,Ofsa dhe retention Of the season. .,
.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

3. A special to the Cincinnati Engrirer
says :: "a resolution. ,inpeaohing the
President will be offered in the House.
1t is susceptible of proof that Lucky, the
Private Secretary of the President, was
ia St Louis trying to prevent BabcOOk's
conviction. Luekey being salaried
officer of the United States, resolution
will be offered by Mr.. Hooker, of Mis-
sissippi, inquiriug Why; while in receipt
of salary from the Government be was
trying to prevent the conviction of.a per-
son under criminal charges, and under
whose order or by. what authority was
: &c doing this. 9.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

The impeachment trial of Lieutcn-
ant-Governor Davis, of Mississippi, has
been in progress before the senate of
that State the past few days,during which
testimony has been adduced proving be-
yond doubt that h6is guilty of bribery
and corruption in receiving six hund red
dollars, for. the pardon eff Barrentine, of
Columbus, He, viii no doubt be removed
from efice, through criminal prosecution,
be sent to the penitentiary. =
30 Impeachment is the order of the day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
- -
VALEDICroRY.

- Having sold my entire lease and in
- : terest in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN to W. S.
Armistead, it is with feeling of pride
that express my gratitude to the people
Of HaTdemsn county for the liberal pat
ronage bestow ed upon the BULLETIN dur
-. Ing my connection Herewith, and n feel
: ing of assurance that solicit a co1tinu-
~ rIiee OF the same for my successor AIR
Armistead is too well known to our
24EAaF'. READERS 10 need mmendatiou ,freim me
$50, HeRing, that bIst connection with, the
s:PaPeE may bs pleasant as mine has
lyy,,l bsen, bid many READERS adeu; and
-. :. give place, belieye, both to more talent
~ y =, and Shefey than 4 eaer possessed. :.
;4s T-.,,,. - .+c--r . n. d MACON s..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
Miscellaneous Advertisement,
HOW TO

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hnt
sFs gnuy Ht"ned around aabaster Many ladies' hair
rapidly conbing
support ur nor 1ub without the aid of
shorn perhaps diseased
hE iron I3Hg out at make rapidly %
cleanse scalp dandFufF
Pence without me oil inuoI
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

according to recent Statistics the city
of Cincinnati has 100000, 600 of i'm
ports, and about $s1O,OOO,0OO of exports.
Add to it $9O,oOO,OOO for commissions,
aud it gives a yearly: trade of 5000, 900,
600, or 100000 day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

The National Democratic. Executive
Committee invite,the cooperation; OF all
elements oFpo:ed to RadiCalism. Such
inyitations per Sc are not worth Eueh.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

The statement for Februaay of the
Secretary Of The Treasury shows reduc-
ton of little over thee millions and
quarter, of the PUBLIC debt
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

The ;. Tennessee State Democratic
Executive Committee is call,d to meet
{ Nashville on the 23rd inst, 20 fix the
time of holding the State Convention.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

= The PtSgidgnt has signed the act as
amead Cd admitted Colorado as a state
on an equal footing with the rest Of the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
SAVE YOUR

Money and
spot or other words
and noustache and
Many but
men, baVey
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

Congressman Thornburgh, of Knox
vile, seems to be the coming man as
Republican NOMINEE for Governor OF
Tennessee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

Fhs Connecticut Republicans oppose
the REPEAL of the RESUMPTION act, and
declare against the third term doctrine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

Tennessee, deed book n, page 40, all
Of the above tracts levied on as the prop
erty ofd { PENDANT d J. Newborn, 81 tn of
October, 1915. j. j. NELLY,
Sheriff.
Sale within legal hours.
Printer fee. $500 febI74t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

We learn that the early completion of
the Memphis q Paducah railroad is
contemplated. ~~'f%'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

''s:-a : 'AHdrew JOhnsOns- only son is edit ng
weekly paper in this State
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

- - The graiR.erap OE<Ttxas for last year
:, - .As... IT, estimated ct 5000 coo bushels -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

The Chattanooga Commercials can
= ~ : diidats fOEyY 1sEe dsatsis Fred Doug
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

This, March 8th, 1876.
Printers fee, So so. mar9-4w
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

80 4F-ry. = ~ :. .. - n. D MACON
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
.HERIFFS SALE

4. NJ. Lambeth. Jr., attorney.
Feb uar7 %, 1875.
Printers fee, $3.50. feb22-4w
, 1876-01-31
LOCAL LETTERS.

Gas At \ DOLLAR THOUSAND FEET.
70 AA Editor Of 1TAs Ch.eaGo 7t.ouns:
pnooxtrN. n, T.. Jan. 28.-In your issue few
days siuee you publtsh long article OH tho sub
jsct Of municipal gas-worka, in which you come
10 tho conclusion that tho City Of Chicago
cannot manufacture gas At coat leaa than u
per thousand feet" Now, I would like 10 build
. Ras-works for the City Of Chicago,
under proper :. guarantees, and will
make gas for 80 ceata or less Per
thousand cnbio feet, for ehch s!1tces.candle
light. II Astxtoen-candle lighk eau 10 made for
81 cents pex thoasAud then that u at east rs pcr
cant batter In illumination than Ia now furnished
to tho city. Gas can b. furnished to tue con-
sumers By tho city owning tho works tor fl Or
less, and pay al the interest, otc., Oh the invest
m*Dt, according to the agures given by you. /
AM aware that 1t cannot ba dono by the old eoAl-
sas pfocass. and Am aware aleo that cltlos do uos
alwsys get tho best, but 10 say II canuot be
dons Il nonsense, ~ the following, clipped from
shs Scientific American, shows It ii douo by
paxttea who hare boon uslng my works the past
I've years. and Who know Whereof they speak !;
10 &as Editor af ~ Setkn&tGc Auerttan: AZ you
ss$ asppy 70 eh1oalcle Any new f4cts lei ne nsfo
4tAs1Ant of what hAs b4su dons &$ our mill ii Pa
zAso, n. J., s,nes January i17t, when no had woska
sFsetAd sor by Dr.. ". q. Wreu of brooklyn, IL l.,
for ths n1aaufselure OF Illuminating Aud heating gas
nf Dr.. WFs1 and have sluee be4u using thetI
TO Light our oil (which W run Ill uiQht} with ths
following te&ul4: Flint, W0 uke eFu1o petroleum,
(which y quoted = cat. per g.l!op), aud nats :
y, ~ hays ne dtlheutsy Is making the Y.s Thirdly
barrel Of crude pstroenn Ut the rats Of ~ opptA PEI
gallon oc1tS u. Vlsn n1&de nto E1s St; &hat L. In
1Rses.ss. ees1 ~ u Tvs pessoisum.8as thai eoea
, 1876-01-31


Tho people At Austin hays engaged HRS.
Dainty to give several Of her popular rocttatlo''a
this evening hs the Town-lIa!l AZ sho has ocen
upco reported theso iu = successful entoreatil-
mout crowded. houao 10 predicted.
HYDE rAHK.
The Board OF Trustees Of Hyde Park met
Saturday afternoon, all present except Mr.
Powell.
Tic yilinEe Attorney reported an amondment
10 the polico ordnance rc-cstablishluB tho
Office Of Sergeant Of Police aud defining hsR
duties Tho amendment 10 tho ordinance waa
adopted and, on motion at Tlusteo ucVes,
SORT. r, r. Ilyan wss to.appointed to the posi-
lion by unanimous Tosc, hiH appolotment to
Tho yiIlago Attorney, having been requested
10 give an opinon upon tho possibility OF loYying
cond bo paid by tho propoEsy-owners In Install
n,ente In tho samo manner as Ia dulo IN tle
case OF the assessments for rAtor-ppo. reported
That such q method Of payment fur Howornge
was wholly without procedout. aud that the plan
would DO a dangerous ono until tho supfomo
Court hnd had O chauca to expross itaolt oil tho
subject; lie therefore,, suggested tnnt ~ agreoa
case bo presented to the supreme Court ae 1&H
noxt term, at Mount Vernon. In june. The COM
rnunicatton wns referred 10 tho Judiciary Com-
Tho board then heard an oration on economy
from MIR. L. ". Stone, Who, amid great deal
Q1 THrDlREgt t1ln Llb bo1IA y AunooA NA IVY
}lain truths. Tho fact Of tho unnecessary nunl-
bcr Of policemen. ongincor'e force. aud others IN
tliffcront departments, MAS especially commented
upon BY Mr. Stone.
Thu Ono Hundred and Sixth atreet bridge was
resurrec!e1 BY report Of tho Superintendent
aud Engineer asAing lcave 70 expand $500 70
protect tho approach to that defunct piece or
public work, Tho request waa granted. The
Finance Committee reported on Tue sa.no euo-
jcci thRt there had beon no ta1 lcyy nor ap-
propriasion for tho work In question. that shoro
was no money to pay tho bill ct o. D; GEoan d
| Co. 10. work dono on tho bridge, and that tho
village had no right to borrow money for the
purpose. The report vhs accepted and adopted.
An ordsnnuce for t1le improvement Of Madtsou
avenue, from Forty.soYenih to Fifty-drat
street., BY laying flag thereon, VIA ordered eta.
| crossed.
Adjourned Until Saturday, Feb. IA.
At d snail ti1o iear Fofty-iirss street last wook
twonty.two ouk OF .wentv-1ve members OF tux
Hose Company No. reported for duty Ia fcV
minutes, the hosc-cart being at the scone OF sht
nro In ntno n,inutos. Tie fro was small affair
md WAS oxtipguishcd without tho aid OF tlt
Holly system. 4 reception will ba given to thtl
Fire Company Eridny ovovtng by tho Forrestyillt
Club, aud tho popularity of tue membcrn mill In.
| euro inrBe Attendance.
, 1876-01-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mrs, Ltyesn,ore lectures tonight "Conccrning
1Iu.bta ads " ,u tho Star Course II Union Park
Church.
A meeting OF tho Republican Club (colorod)
OF tho Fourteenth Wnrd will be held It TOO
Hubbard atreet, noar Hoyns this evening.
The Nev. ". J. Eduaan wi! speak On seslp-
turni Ifol1neas" " before Tho CongrcgatouA mtu-
istsse OF this city, this morning At 10 o'clock.
A roeting for yonng mon strangere IN tho city
ia hold At tic rooms Of tho Young Mems Chris
tan Association, No. 10 Arcade COURT every
Monday evening, whera they may meet friends
aud become acquainted.
, 1876-01-31
THE ACTING MAYOR.

aE WILL ROT RESIGN UNTIL His TERM EIrInES.
Last evening TRIBUNE reporter waa delegated
to call On Mayor Cotvin at his residence, Roush-
west corner OF Praltle avcnue and Tnenty-dfth
street, to inquire from him II tho report mada
public by the Times yesterday In regard to hu,
having tende1ed bis resignation waH truo. Tho
Mayor received THE TntnusE representative
ve1y kindly, and In ono OF his cosy parlors the
following dialogue took p1acs:
"Ioame up hero, slr, to inquire Of you In ro-
Rard to tho truth Of the statement made BY tho
Times edltortsy to-day. that you had tenderod
"ls snat 10; md yon cana Nil tho way up
he1f ~ fSd a;d 'sss sr' ,Pnfpo'ss"
"wsil. what Do you think .boutA III"
II give 1t up" .. ......
"Young man, SO back and toll your bosaes
Shat Il Harvey D. Colvia ltTcs until ApEsl 2s 1877,
ns s hs MsyHs Ss;ta. nn A4s date Don't you
II don't know. But don't you intend resign
tng3" .,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,, g., a,a..r..
Court has decided that anl holding the Office
BY law. and Jou don't think AIN going to bulge,
IL can't answes for your actions. SIR; but
don't you think resignation would be accept
VT might-so tho newspapers which mrs howl
inE agAinst ma. Thoy had bettor gos people to
pay their ta1ss. tell yon tlat vie.ors don't
coI0tott Sasc'oe' an nointDK thia oshce BY IAN,
and When the peopto adopted ttle pow charter
they elected mo Mayor until 1877 mud that ls
tha long and short OF It,"
''Thon Aun TO undesstand that you are not
alone Mayor de- facso. but Mayor do {ure, and
thAt you iusfnt upon holding the oflce7"
'loung man. yon s1e preeneious for ono 10
young. Go home and tell your bossos that AIN
Mayor, Rnd will continue In ufce, it live, until
April. 1877, for I shall do nothing by which can
b impeaehed."
Hays you anything further to say7"
mo, iii, except that dou't care what Is said
about ne. But rs the Executive ct the city,
do wish shat this howl about taxes would be
stopped and the people would asalBt III main,
tanning tho credit OF tue city, for va cau't aus.
tain polico, Fire Department, and other noccs
saty addendas To i city government without
money"
ThlA olosed tho Interview,
, 1876-01-31

naturally, fail to eoo tho particular nooosslty for
anything OF thc Kind. They propose. Ia fAot,
TO "hotd tho fort" The Democracy: take 1t all
ia ali, hAvs u,sdo poor psogress Thoir mem-
bore, tn Initiation OF thoao In Congress. hATc or
gAntzod into secret caucts. What 70 10 bo OK
pcctc,i is hard 10 fosesea. Thofo arc hIntn Of sn
lmreAnhmont Of Kellogg Just at tho clohc Of tho
session. too late for tho Bonase 70 intervene
40 a. 70 proyont his snsperston. A tho coun~
tryman said iu Kentucky when Tho p1anlsr Of
ferod TO back a steor agaEnat bis horse, "ThoroA
no knowing what tho id asoer might Do
, 1876-01-31

farther and atyos us better light than so worth Of
eo.lRas It {i60 per 100n. Tho abn7e Ia the r..
.u "a actual practice. Thts ts NJ "ststsmene OF tne
inrentor,1 but plain, ind!spntatle fsct ~ = o0u@
Nos. 81 and "a Murray street, Nsw York City.
Tho firm Of Waterhouso Brothers Ii weit-
known firm III tho City Of New York, aud ean be
found NJ tho office hs above At any tlte onEanE
mont from ga company with t,ooo consumers
showing tho company has beon making 9 t"cnt9.
candle RAs for two Senrs at cost or TAI conte
hv n,,a 81 NV nrocesses, W, G. WRCN.
, 1876-01-31

M Harvey D. Colvn. and the First Regiment
would not be around 70 call for . 900 for kea
OF beor = oanncn, and guns and btyonses, ,-aito q
which fell II ilat ~ tholanguAgo OF tho npesker,
An individual namsd Btrahle closed tho pro.
csodncs, after which man tonk M collection
Ia his hat, which rosutsd In benefit Of Is
centn 10 tho Commune.
, 1876-01-31
JAPAN.

-.r.N
oAA 1~A''
nx,. o..1-... xho "a s1nt,tnx-
uts.1, ~. 1,c.s,rn - 91cr thc 1ndonn.
,,tty xno paid 20 1ts1
.Yystat eoyr<.pondenes u 1as caHaas Tribune.
WAsHiNuToN, D. g., Jan. 20.--The Hey. Mr. |
Norshnp, Secretary of Education In Connecticut, |
gontloman who has had mora to do with The !!
Japanese pooplo than many WHO havo apent |
ycArs among thrm. lately proscntcd to IN hscl- |
lgent audience Of thla cily somo interesting |
ing tho jtBt few years. He spoke of their
.n,,t. ,l,ot, r.;-naas voa.al avstau,. and tota.
osaos''' '"''' '' f'''-' ''~ee>'
graphs
morcs, and all tho facilities for shipping, havc
baa hco;nn,np. and now. nno Of our largest
.. LIZ H.. ce,a~.ao Ina hoon aocts1 .,d
Sasen'ps 'ne e',Ia ~ ta,, ss ,arosv osoA ,,s al hae
guns in position.
In tho ono city Of Yeaao, large nernoor Of
o,iiv nanora aro nubliphed, TINT Vic In nppeor.
sa ~p rp a., Na,, So,% r,src,d -, Tr,r cu.c.ao
TRIBUNE. Ihe'r conteata might wen 10 feieFfed
to tho author Of "uooka and Eyea," In Serib.
ncr's for january.
A. nrant 4h,t no,nts tc tt,e enrtv ct,-4atian,za4
An s'on' sN.' P, ~ I..
tlon OF japan Is Inc Aaop'lon OIL ops es.enoaf.
In A'} tho departments Of Government, the old
fonst.tlays now raas unnoticed, and Ivory
seventh day is marked as day Of rest. May tho
t'tne soon eouo "u.o tne aapoa.u ~. WI. w W.
served as udT Of Worehap - 1hc 3apalcoo
dato from tho accession OF tho family Of the
present rel8ning Mikauo, go that 1t Ia With them
~ so"s ~ 49,. ~, a,a nee.
'"fau 80 Nasu ~, ". ssa. -.,. 49,. W.
ancestors, IN savage nofdes'" "ofo sweeping Gown
upon ciaeBlo Home, tley we're quietly pursuing
many Of tic arts and some OF TIC sciences Of
s,,a'" 49,. mn. .ssaa, s,n,a-. ,h.,, 4. IT,.
WE Lille .;'s M tn 1ao " 3D.. 1,si.
s" sIa* IN ~ sG uee' ~" - aan .aen,
toy y .od, 70 % md moved and had thejr 5sing, pro-
flsoS 10 rsnidiv tho eustoma aron ,o.rv VII,
~ now aspa e hssa n ts %,s
the lapse o! asGa nave vaa'snea s IL no eouuaes
hoana n put thom VIII viii fotto1s ' oi iron hss boon
oloken o9"n p.ss eou.pse.ss.s' az n.snas IT,
aanee' ~, IN 1. Sonho'on m.n .S ,,.ats, n:atei
mon.; s.a; "os.ap ~ oA"'tSu h1st ,.a
awota baan ona N, @nvo s,on ,or so :, n Mas
rank 70 wear. on STATE oeSaasone Win taei5 other
.nsssuo tWo amo.uh oaa y, i ~ osssuaea sa.. w
.ho Lega!on, Mnen " @ cao " anta country. Mns
reluctant % 60 so' nsSaog toss .x 10 ehouta 1850
easto y no oa n"s, n.sos eonS r. n.9n.a9' Mnd @ ho
9roagns one o. tno s"oias ,s y Ms' M9.,.ina .a
.apsneso n!i.a.yt ~ ~ & Inv .hat ,es
20 %aaGa g gre 70 @ ss n 40 !na4
o hHd nroken away enLfel5 rem oasso ,ta aianno-
tions: iho nmoIa II neaut.ot ono' WIN lo"'
oled hlls aoa UaIneecua otauo, anu "as mofo-
over an ne,dtoon. 9o nAS11s oesn ~ lug aa45 70 1or
Mori 70 TIE WaI Department, and T'll t% hsyo
thG new hnoE o. ino tna and
poito. hhEat; Of tao aSplsea.on - u, - s' nas
copa "'s4 o ~ ~. n.re,1a - - - ~. -
ttAA ~ thp% oAoS soA FEtS+"p - etoe "
, 1876-01-31

MADISON, WIS.
Special Dispateh to 1As Chieaoo Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. s0.-The union religious
meetings held here for the past fonr woeks
closed tonight with a crowded house, At tue
Congregational Church, knd brief. plth7, aud
pe,suaaiyo addresses By the pastosa Of tho Dap
list, Presbyterian, hothodtat aud Cougtoga-
tlonal Churches. In response to d call for thoso
who, since tho opening Of tho now year, had
euscrcl into Christian life, largo number
foeo. and still othoss who had chosen the path
tonight 1ose. doep religious interest con-
tinues, md there are daily now conversions. The
different churches will hold meetings BY thom-
ae!vea this wook. With tho union morning prayer
meeting continued.
, 1876-01-31

MRaatoo . do hntueenons and che Lnst
KcarS OF Louis K1V.s
is remarkably clevsr and Hetl- illustrated article
tn the February number Of Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly, nov to be found At sll news
depota. Price. 20 cent?. for 12s pages Of excol.
laas reading matter and ga illustrations For
sale BY oil nevs agents, or Frank Laalic, Mo. b37
Pea1l street, Now York City,
, 1876-01-31
RAILROAD NEWS

REDUCTION or WAGES.
6pacfai Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
KEoKux, Ia., Jan. o0.-The Keokuk h nty
hEo!neH Ila!lroAd has made a gouoral reduction
Of 10 por cont lu their pay OF Ito onicers and
employees, to take efroot Fob. !. THIS action has
occastonod much Dissatisfaction among the en-
ploycs The reduction 10 made on account OF 4
heavy fallng-o1 10 the buslnsss Of tho road
during Tho past three mouths.
, 1876-01-31

Ono Of tho Distinguishing Marks
Of . gentleman is perfect nItlpg shirt. The DO
nestle shirt patterns arc guaranteed to at
, 1876-01-31

81
Spt<ta1 Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
KEokug, Ia, Jan. 30.-The union revival
meetings which have been in progress during
tho past four weeks are Acknowledged to be tho
most auccessfal ever hold here. There bas bosn
constant increase In tho attendance, md now
Converts are multiplying daily. There Was an.
ether immonse gathering :ais escniug. After
the Presbyterian Church, tha largest Ia tbs city,
lad bean filled. those wlo ware unable to Kct ia
assembled Ut tho Dsptist Church and bald An
overflow meeting. Tho pastors cngaged IN the
work arc so much encouraged BY tho result OF
their ofrorta that they will contlnuo tie meet
ings during The coming weak.
4 A LeTTER.M,ss1VE FOR oLEhcEENlH0.
He.s roFk 7fm1ss Jan. -.
At tho last meeting OF the Jersey City rroaby-
terry letter, In which he oppressed regret for
having. "under the strongest OF ouis!do pres
sure" dfnrcgarded the will OF tho rresbytery.
WAS received from tho nov. john s. 0lonIen-
ning, tho deposed pastor Of the Prospect Ayenua
Church on Jersey City lIoights, asking for full
dis,niBs!on from tho JeEaey City presbytery to
the pseabytsry Of Peoria. A comu'lttoo WAS ap-
pointed to draft certificate Of dssmsaon and
letter to accompany It. A. the lneetlng Of the
Jersey City yesterday tbs committee reported.
Tho certificate as originally presented waa to
tho ef1ost that John y. Glendennsng having up
fl19d n le GlaEal6aea 70 ttlA t'fe4pFtefy OF
Peoria. the Jersey City FsesbyteEy thereby ceEti-
| ~ tho dismissal aud commend Otendenning 10
| Tue rogsrd OF tho presbytery Of Peoria.
Tho Rov. Dr., Edwards objected to thu
| nso Of tho phrase t'eommoud him to tho
regard" Thai. he said. implied that DO waa
entitled 10 confidence. Ds. Edwards did not
thtnk that tho PsasbyteFy ought to make any
spch declaration = tbat, ead tho pfoseytory, on
his motion, substituted the word scare" fos
"rcgard." The certificate with Dr.. Edwards
amendment WAS adopted. 1hore was consider
able discussion On tho lotser-mtsalve, which Ia Ia
accompany tho cortihe4to aud which ih sddross-
cd to the 6taled Clerk OF tho Preshytery Of Peo.
ria HIT ~ fiualty adopted, the letter sots on,
tho fact shAt Mr. QendonniuE, on lis own ApPl!'
cation, waa a.ratsaod before the psesbyterY In
| October. 1874, to answer ce,tain charges that
OF the charge Of nuniussos.sl conduct he was
convicted that by way Of sentence his paatora!
relations With tho Prospect a A'ouu1 CHURCH were
dissolved that TO appealed to the SFnod. aud
meanwhile oontinuoI 10 act - pastor Of ht
church without consulting the psesbytory that
on appeal. the Synod SUSTAINED the sction Of tba
| ptesbyEeEy. These fActa kEo mt sec!ted, tue
| lottor arous for tho pnrposB Of cgeat,uR preju
dice aRaiust Gloudeuning, but. - his nano hat
beon prominently bofo1a the public for eElteea
! months In ordor that tho Illinois rreabYter3
mar ha1o an oillcial stAtansut Of tbs cam aims
him.
, 1876-01-31

Lundborg's California Water
for toilet aud bath aud refreshing
, 1876-01-31
NEW TRUNK LINE FROM OMAHA,

NEW TRUNK LINE FROM OMAHA.
OMAHA, Mob, Jan. 80.-Traina arrived from
and departed for Bt. Louis To-day oVor the now
trunk limo from this place. The route iB over
tho Missouri Pacific to AtchiBop, tho A. / N. Ia
Lincoln, and tho Burlington l. Missouri To
Omaha,
, 1876-01-31

HEAVY FAILURE At FORT MADISON, IA.
Speetdt Dupusth 10 The Chtedqo 1Tthsns.
KEoKuK, In., Jan. 80.-A voluntary petition Ia
bankruptcy was filed in tho Unitoa Btatoe Dis.
trict Court yesterday by o. D. Dodge 4 Co., Of
Fort Madteou. Their liabilities foot up $l4i 900,
aad their assosa s73,osA. Tho sccured GLAZING
Wit abRorb stt tll6s Assota.
Dr.. John o. Smith. Of Fort Madison, Waa ap-
pointed temporary lcoo!ynE.
, 1876-01-31

8VIGIOE.
BugrAIo, Jan. 80,-John 6to'iwagcn, prfvass
banker. who suspended last Monday morning,
committed suicide last night by drowning In ths
Eric Daein. His body was found thoro this
morning, partially out Of vAtcr, frozen aolld.
OF the bank, sl1o00O; liabilities. elo8,00o.