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ere 81 che laws 81 the passion when annctea
- ohs~ars r.pslv. .as elevated 70 the
rlanaels ~ power. An4 bcssied OF MS great
'raaence eta al Persia. and, IN fact, with the
hing yes hsmaA ~as mi-sfst.s os.Aess aolaees.'
"a S.erreA ne dssfrgrtlcu 81 all the Jews in
~. klsrsnn fsoe jasweA him. however. with
~ lvr~~ss whi~h made him . historical warning 70
~ rrrssns ~ cssr~eening ambition. There was
. Rahk .nirai sxiom ~ the effect that ths world
R~norsd shese whe de&plsee Ne sanliles and
sl,gRsea lhos~ who relisa tMem m th~lr mouths a.
a ~we~s morsei. o. t~ent % TIE MAXIM the cad
~ wealth 90. oftrn poverty. the result ~ hoRor
des7 saafios and the consequence ~ ease disease.
psswn fren shis msxm. tie speaker conc lnded
with IN swhnrtatmm mut - regard the pr0lt~ III
lreasrg 80 ~AhAsfh. for, In The words % holy
~rm the terd ~ss able ~ give mere and WI gotten
gan vaa : ssrpsmt ~ko~s sting ~as more deadly
ksn sAss u ne adder.
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CAPTAIN Dalney ana Captain smith. being clergy
men, and the third, Major Hawks, bsing Their hose.
Rev. George ID. R2ksr, % the stons street
church, wstertown, ". r., has received ard 90
cepfed call 10 the Presbyterian church cf oneids
90. 50, Of which Rev. Charles 4. Robinson vss
the recent pastor.
Rev. John N. Bishop. late Of Bloomingtos; IN.
has accepted . call TO the psstor2ts u NE fresr
byterisn church in Rockville. Ind.
Rev. Jonathan Copeland. recent pastor o. tnc
Presbyterian church a. Champlan, n. n: has
accepted the cali 10 the pastorate Of "A~f-
bury, VI.
Rev G. s. Corwin has taken charge Of The Pres
byterian church in East Pembroke, tennessee
county, N. Y.
Rev. I. i. Dewing has removed from Southport,
Chemung county, N. ", 20 Pike. Wyoming county.
NJ ". and 10 invited 10 the pastoral charge oi INC
Presbyterian church In that place.
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MISCELLANEOUS RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

A meeting was held at st. Paul's church, Balti.
more, ON the 2lst inst, for the purpose Of raising
funds for the education Of Southern children
Resolutions passed asking aid for the society
already lermed in this city for that purpose and
establishing similar societies in Northern cities
.ClerRymen from New York and Philadelphia were
pushed forward in their cities.
On the 2lst inst. the Baltimore Presbytery was
admitted and accepted as part Of the Southern
Presbyterian Convention now in session At Mash
vile.
The children Of NJ. Fould are educated a Pro-
testants, according TO the wish Of their mother.
NJ Fouh himself was Jew, but had practi cally
renounccd the faith OF his fathers.
The diocese Of New York has raised the salary
Of Bishop Potter from So 900 per annum to IS 900.
Rev. Noah Hunt Schneck, ID. D., formerly OF
Baltimore, now rector OF Sc. AIMS church in
Brooklyn and editor Of the Protestant Csarchndn.
writing from London while the Pan-Anglican Con.
ference was In session, ssys:--"The American eye
has grown quite familiar with the Lord Bishop
prefix to our American prelates. The bishops Of
New York and Illinois have adopted the Episcopal
dress, Of cossack shirt and knee brecches, for OH
cial occasions while the Assistant Bishop Of In.
diana has accepted the cossack shirt as part Of
his daily costume. We do mot observe that any
have adopted ~ yet the Episcopal looped hat"
The corner stone Of the Church OF the Holy
Auuiv .AsYa~N~koJ - isAu - WV 6SsSWhs n.y.
ON the 18th instant.
Rev. w. l.. Gage has been unanimously called
70 the psstorate Of the Richmond street Church,
Providence, late Rev. DR.. Leavitt's, at salary Of
$1,000.
Some OF the English educational and charitable
inatitutions are about TO commence the agitation
Of the proprsty Of taxing them - has heretofore
been done.
II IL stated that nr. Cheever's society in this
city have balance Of $50 900 from the recent sale
sf tleir house, and viii soon build church in
che upper part Of the city.
Unisersslnts' Society has just beer, organized
a Brookfeld, Mo. 49,
Rev. c. Dsggett, after most successful curacy
al two years in Derby, Conn, has resigned and
accepted the charge Of the chdrch in Bristol.
John smith nonAts, an African missionary, and
who says he has been outside the civilized world
twelve months and been counted among the dead
and buried. writes hopeful letter about DR.. Liv.
ingstoae. the explorer. He concludes ~ fol.
lows My own belief 10 that When the johanna
men found that Livingstone was going Unto re-
aion too remote for their taste they did what
many servants, black and white, have doae before
them-took 70 their heels some fine nigh~ when
The explorer was asleep, and made the h'~f Of
tkeir way back 20 Zanzibar" III II great sStis'
faction 70 know that Mr.. Modats surmises w,ve
correct, and that Dc. Livingstone IL alive ans
snfs.-kp. HERALD
Rev. ~. N. =. Richardson, editor Of the C,urcbf
Rsrisr. has accepted . call 70 the reotorship o
o. Psal's Society, Of East Bridgeport, Conn
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THE DivisIes 81 chs Diacese 81 Nee Vera.
report has b,~n presented 70 the Protestant
Episcopal Conven ion. for the diocese Of New
York, recsmmsndin,v the erecsiss 81 two new dis-
ccses, enc composed VI Long rsland and the other
Of more northern counties Of the state. conmeHc-
ing with shs counties " Columbia. Crsess ssd
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Catholic school In Comedies.


A Commit Of the Chassis Of Philadelphis met
on the 7th inst, in Bethuno Hall, and organized
new church, to be called the Bethune Memorial
church. which win be under the ministry Of Rev.
p. s. Tslmsge.
Rev J. T. Demarest, d. D.. has resigned the
Church Of Pascack, N. j.
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Tie gnssexss u sAs sonsrexssies. saiasssa IN
Ca,on street, nssE fisassoa. and IN the esnare Of
the Esvsnth wsa 90. yesterday morning. allied
~isi its customary nua.nren~ esnrrssston 10 par
tieApsse IN ne g~~~h sshesa nornins service.
A A~lf-psss slshf s'clecs as hiss priest. he
Rev. mr.. Hefnsn. sas.nesd inte ne church, and
tory prayer. ~ esaxrexssien jolnins m With
tAs rsponxee. Tho sxn q the bach 81 the
altar ga thea Sssva s~.ass saA The priest.
ssa'es GA sss s.srss rea ssats.s'nx sss
IN C~nesis rrfrrrang O. fhe sesse between h<e~eca
and Jacob before n< tl~~sinx vss ebssIn<d.
Afssr this the rcl ~s~ rsrissed In Ne sanctuary
s.s sss sss. . - sss ~ ys. =
another p~slm. ths nn&ls. ''g&ai7 sfs<r whlch ths
priest withdrew enc he service ws@ ended. The
Cissco street edises belongs entirely 70 the cid
ys g s- ass ~, 60 -: 10
which have srept into the ssmpl~ Mosaic code. n
AZ bui,i like On ordinary Efiscopsli3n 90 ether
Christian church. ss1 has galleries and sitting 90
service altogether 10 most Impressive and simple
and lasts for too hours. On merit Thursday me
Thanksgiving festival VII be celebrated.
Csasrcgasis. Assvssh GAes~S.
The synagogue Of lha eoaGrssa alton. situate -
the corner Of Fourth street ssd svesus q, 10 .
fAvorits house Of worship Cor ne Jswish residents
Of the east aide. In ocnssqsssoe 70 some extent,
Of the ability Of the preacher, the Rev. Adolf
Hnksch On days vbsn THE gsaslsmss isexrecssd
70 preach, which Ia every alternate Saturday.
there 10 . more than ordinary attendance. This
was not the case howcser, yesterday. although the
superior excellence Of the CHOIR <zould seem quite
attractive enough, even whea placed in comparison
with popular preacher. The services were con
Quoted by the Rev. samuel Wsseh, Reader or
Hazsn, and were mot different frsm the Ordinary
sabbath ritual. The principal feature vas the
manner in which the hymns were rendered. By the
O bOr with organ accompaniment under the d.
re ction Of 6ksrpclis. More especially this e.
fe, Hiyeness noticeable In the rccdision Of the
by uns "Ain xalohann" snd "Adcn Oloin. WHICH
wei e srng in superior manner, TIE rich tenor Of
the seadcr joining In with peculiar operate effect.
Alth Uugh not the day for . sermon Mr.. Habseh
deli, cred Q short discourse explanatory Of the
esso Of tho day. which was listened 10 with much
atten t0r
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Cavalry Brigade Matters.
Spscia orders hsPc bssn issued by General Postlsy
for tho election Of jansr Tor sscondl Major Of the
F,rss regiment cavalry TO All vscancy caused BY shs
promotion Of LeutsnAns Colonel John ltner This cleo.
ton will take place e the nsw rsgimsntsi asmoys
corner Forty seventh street and Broadway, Friday
evening December IA Another election il likswiss
ordered V take place Il the armory n, the Third RCD
cavalry, a Central Hail. Nos. ~ and = Bowsys
that orsanixason original vacancy under the new
law. Thsre are - yss bat few candidates named ZOE
Captain Ls.bsr, o. Troop I, Third eavasry. having
bee0 placed snder arrest certain chargse psefereo
ss,,s. him y ss.sasIs cOo1s, Cells V S.s. sss
the armory o. sss Washlngon rsys corner o. vossson
seven o'clock for The investigation Of The matter
Emlissmeuss In the National Gsard.
Heretofore no little dincuy has experiences IN
Determining 70 ne manner Of the Enlistment "
members Of National Guard the old form Of csrsnv
cate being generally used sort Of quietus In case Of
d positive edict from Albany which requires ana pro-
scrbss printed form u enstmsnt for every man who
volunteers into The National Guard
SHARP Orders.
Brevst Major General Jeurdan, q the Thirteenth
regiment infantry tsf Brooklynl, has just issued
order 10 which he says:-'Booxs Of tactics regulations
end military Law are furnished TO each oncsr free.
Rsncs there can BE- excuse for incempetsncy. Of
ncsrs read resign they must qualify themselves
70 keep pace with the progressive march OF the regi
msnt OF leava " The Colonel commanding likewise
orders sub dvision drills Of companies ~ time.
upon different evenings, undsr the instruction u the
Lieutenant Colonel aud MAJOR, and also drills By upO
on the evenings Of November - and December
Mere Csurt Marsials.
court martial Of the Thirty-ssvsnh regiment win
assemble At me amory Friday, Decenber .. Major
william Oscar Rooms being the prssidsBa. asssisd ~
Captain John fnagsr and Lieutenant Frank Owens.
court martial Of the Ninth regiuent WI convene -
the armory % Wednesday evening" Dscernhor III,
Lieutenant Colonel G r. Brsins, Captain Van wyck
court martial Tor The Seventh regiment y y con-
vens q the axmory On the 10Th Of December = half
pass seven O'Clock p Leutsnant Colonel Geo. T. hawa
h appointed - presidento or such court
court martial for the sixth regiment to commerce
IL sittngs ~ the nrmory the 9tn q December g.
three o'clock 4. n. Captain Max Line v appointed -
general court martial for the cavalry will BE- held -
the arory Of the First regiment cavalry Forty
seventh and Broadway. the evening Of Deosn
Der 10, 1t half-past seven O'Clock. Major Swift u
President and Captains Fisher and Mssohn members.
Rxaminisg Board.
An Examining Beard 10 appointed for The Ninth regl~
msus infsosry, and viii Al the smoy Twenty
sixth ssrcst al eight o'clock r. H. on Monday Dscsm.
Der 4 The Beard consists Of Captains JR Hitchcock
and Henry II. Brooks and Laettensnt n. BENJAMIN
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CoSvExnox or 0nxRRAL TICKET AanHYR The General
Ticket Agents OF The railroads Of the country nss here
the 9Th inst, but we're obliged 70 adjourn wboue
transactng any busness owing 10 certain disagrsemens
House and proceeded 70 the work a revising thrsuGA
rasss and proportions In such 70 ineseaee
the rates between extssme Southern aad Kosn pense
70 about the gnres that stood bsfsso she rsdveuoe
They have also under consideration the s~e1ecs 81
missions s y. Pisrson, Of the CevelAn1y CosuncSe
and Cincinnati Railroad 'elected Charman ana y
Chandler OF tho Columbus and ndiana CeasSs Railroad
Secretary .-Cncirsofi CSsmerriaf Nes -.
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mis- taxi proceeded 10 unfsld the thesis and logic
of ids lecturt The theme. vA ich was Avarice. -
was bassd, by gay Of tsxtual b uis, upon an sxsgis
of the story Of Amsziah, who ", (" made the gen
>rsi impsrsonation Of covet ON ness. In oil re-
ligious ohservances, began the ~ eAker man ought
never TO stop and calculate n ost o. ooedience
20 ~ divine precept and th prlnc,pls ; which which
20 .' n = 's: :.IIed religious y auss a " either ~
lev Who would be guilty Of, We inconsistency
OF 6ing this principle in question wy word, there
were yet mulutudss whose pract ~ IL ~.
direct contradiction 70 it. Practice and y ns
acts man was accustomed 70 God. ynou Ar the
sulsx Of the universe, and render bee homage;
add9G thereto. however, Take Thy homage ana
pss1S ns 70 myself" AmaxiAh han AAred aner
moafy and God rsbuked hin; but Sets were
bubsd, except BY the natural juegmsi o. 600
against them, and this rebuke was 4 vuerally
rather internal than external In it, workin, Inc
covstou. and unihankful sowsd grain and ,sAped
che curse Of God. and their unsatisfed ha rker-
snr was . continual thorn. CovetouA vess
was . passion fraught with sorrow to
him who indulgsd it-a serpent very IA Vt
treat enemy. in fsct. Of sodly peace and happ.
nea-the demon which enticed men into meshes
and deadly pens Of nin and crminaty. The
stous man looked around him and saw others even
more fslictous in the getting Of gain than himself,
Murder lurked unsxprssssd in his bosom. Nay,
murder wss often carried 70 the atrociow climax
OF action through sheer svarice. All blessings
they (the oovetous) were accustomed 70 apppro.
pirate ~ their natural right, while. N God judged
others we're mere fortunate than themselves.
Ahab, King OF Israel, with al HE kingiy posses.
sons vas miserable because he was not permitted
- appropriate the vineyard Of another; and u wss
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LsaAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Land Once Notice-No. 16.

PRESCRIPTION OF THAT PORTION OF
IL ths DteE Sonorcs Lode (so-ealled), claimed
by John 0Nng and 4. n. Mott. Jr. John Gils
and L. B. Mott, Jr, claim so much Of the Diez
Senores Lode ESQ sallsd). being a lode of gold and
silversoearing rock. In place ~ lies between the
boundaries dslinsated on the accompanying dia
gram. more particularly described. as follows, to
wit Commencing ala stake No. ID in the
Devils Gate Mining District, County of Lyon
and State OF Nevada, from which thu geeater of
the old shan OF the Gennessee Silver Mining Com.
pauy bears north IS deg Is min. west 3is fesi,
and running west no feet thence north 500 feet;
thence cast 100 fset to the north stake mo. %,
from which stake No. l bears south 800 fsei, and
thence east3o0 feet thence south 800 feet. and
thence ives, 900 feet, to stake Mol the place OF
beginning, and containing 10 90 100 acres. All
bearings used In this description are true bear.
ings. The number OF feet iniength claimed on
said lode Is 500
The name Of thselamant on the North end Of
said claim Is the Cayuga Company. aud the name
ofths claimant on the south d Is the Nj Hope
Company.
BY the local laws Of said DEVILS Gate Mining
District. no surface ground Is permitted to be oc
cupied for mining purposes except the SURFACE OF
the mine or lode, and the wallsof the said Dicz
extend ofsaid lode IL unknown and cannot be "a.
eertained by actual measurement, but the said
lode L. bounded on each aide by the walls thereof,
aud the amount ofgronnd contained between the
given end lines and ;he unascertained walls OF
said lode, Is estimased at IS 5000 acres.
This portion Of the Dice Senores lode was
originally located and possessed by the Gennessee
Silver Mining Company, and It's predecessors IN
interest prior TO the passage of-the Act entitled
An Aet grating the right Of way toditeh and
cans al owners over the public land1 and for other
purposes" Approved July 20. 1866.
We. the said John Gillig and Z. B Mott, Jr.,
hereby make application for a PATENT for the
mining claim herein described from the United
States. JN0. GILLIG.
Z. b. MOTT. JR.
By JN0. GILLIG.
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N thy

MADAME 4. +. THORNTON, the great r,,,,.,
trologtst, Cairvoyant and Psychonietdcian who h..
sstonished me scientific clauses OF the Old World
hai now located herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madam.
2nd sight, a. TO enable her TO impart knowledre n,
inc greatest Importance to the single or marr1ed n,
slthsr sex. While IN q state OF trance. she dslineates
snd b tho aid Qflanj Instrument Of linens n nts
tnown e ne Psychomotrope. guarantees 10 pro..
d az q IMeliie picture q the future husband or wife
~ M sppncsnL. toEether with date Of marriage.
Posiuon IN lie, leading traits Of character, &c Fri,
= no hnmoug, % Thousands OF testimonIais can ~,
c ~ sns IN send when desired a certified eertiG.
SSeSvsyt,r gua5antee, that the picture Is what
y puipcisstG bes ,by enclosing q small lock or hair.
snGstsung pace OF birth, age, disposition and com.
pisxlon, and enclosing fhy cents andstamped en-.
picture and dssissd a i sSSlssaI: y gu r wi5l 5s %s, t hs
secyedly confidential, Address.
SSnIqeacs: MApNkhE !. y. TnoRxros. 7. o Box
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
Aa Ordinance 10 Prevent and Punish
Disordcrly Oonduct--Passcd Aug.

,,d pvni.h
.---. 49,
O~isorooriy mug
10, A. Cd. 1867.
rrBE BoARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town Of old HIN do ordain as follows:
Srrrfnyl Any nerson or psrsons who shall
,.IIfrlly .,J maIi.ior.lv di.,nrh the peAc.. or
-, !; - osI.hhnrhoSb o. family or n.rson
~ nsrsona ,,i,hsr n, nirht or i'm M. day tims.
siihin ,hs in.onorat. limits OF the Town ofGold
mi hv iorI ~ nnn.nal noise or noises or nv
, -, $780, a. oG.naiv. condnet or nv threaten.
me language or ouarreling, or challenging TO
dght. or fighting. or by traduclng; shallbe deem.
al -nilty OF Dlsorderiy Conduct; and on conyIc.
,LoS thereof befor. any Justice of the Peace In
.aId Town OF Gold Hnl. shall be fined In A sum
moi exceeding dy. hundred dollars. and II such
A.. n. nntnaid shail he imprisoned In III, Town
III, :, ~. ra,. ~ one aay for eysry two dollar.
sSsaI5 ,ne
sTc , 1.-TWO or NOR, persons assemble for
az nrrDn.s ~ disturbing the naar. and tran.
Ypa.p ~ -nsI,hho,hoaS or Ma ~ for ,h.
Han.y .ss,h,ins ~ 81 con,ni, ~ nri.vr,,
s'p,hSn re ,ncornorate limit o,,bo .ro.n ~
w ~ - No, dJ.nsr.. m, hs,nn -.
Sold h,u. anaSo ~ JPSn 9sa
mAnuou so 80 80 ~ ~ ~ = omh =.
man, 'ae Pua rtnoSJ.ri. CanSnas a.
uesmeu sNins SetSy "n ~
senSteNon .nssSS' .Sem :. sH 49, Sus.,ue "a.
feaee = Snntr.J dotIsr. 80 =. sanaS
~ ,na ~ Tor .y.,, So IaIIar. ~
4 A.. 10 .alJ ana a.. not maid
saln u ny ...I.,
oaS.a t.nny - g. s.i,htn ~,
YosHuss,o. HPp 80 =. ~, ~ no,a IIIi a.
AL, an,hs.S,.a -
o'uer Psis'a "i,s - ,.,Iar,
resi-, ~ ~ ~ : vs. ~n.,.oavsr
Pfoe.Ns, = 49, 40 pnIi,sm..n IN ~.
in.sr.ese 80 - ,h.Ir S,,,sa a : ra,n,rsJ
,nss nS ~. ord,nsnsa. Of The Town az Gold
IN 49,. - nSosa.s TO-, ,nv ro,r,.
"a n.rson ar nsrsons when In ,hs enstoay
~ anS n.sca osse.r' Marshal or Policeman with.
In ,Ssincorpora,s Town of Gold Inn, shall AS.
All, MAJ ,brraisn, or traduee such officer. or
sSsiih v Ioud and boIs,erou, language. or often,
.iy. conduct. dI,turb the Gule, of any neighbour.
hneJ ar fan,ily or nsrson: such person or per.
- nall hadssme5 cullty of Disord.rly Con.
Jre, mi pnon eonyictIon thereof before any
ins,ics oT The p.sc. asaforrsvid' shall be an,d IN
an ann NO, less Than tw.uty.dye dollars and
cots and moi sxc,,diug iye hundred dollars.
SEc 4 ANY person who shalt di.charg. an
Vpn ni,,ol cannon or any firearms whatever.
loaded with s~unpowder or any explosive sub.
.tsne. whatever, In any place within two hun
dr-d yards OF any occupied house within the lin.
its ofthr Town OF Gold Hill, shall be deemed
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FOB PATENT.
Notice.-No. IL.
u. s. REGISTERS oyFIcE,
c1Rsnx Cry. NEy July Z. 1867


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN Robert Linton has this day died in my Office
a diagram. and notes Of application for patent,
under tho provisions of al Act of Congress. APP.
proved July %. 1855. for the following described
mining ground or quartz claim. the same being
on uusurvsyed land, and situated in the Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county. Nevada,
to-wit:
Commanding NJ station No. |. on the east side
of Gold Canon. a few rods TO tbs east Of the
Suceor Mil. aud running thence south 81 deg.
30 min. east GA 40 tset TO Station No. . thence
north o. deg east 67t kl0 feet TO Station No. 3;
thence south 8 deg. east 200 feet TO Station No. Z,
thence south 81 deg, ws6 400 3>l0 TO Station No.
S thence north 81 deg. 20 min, west 1os $40
feet 10 Station No.. 6; thence north 8 deg. 30 min.
east go f.cf 10 the place OF beginning. containing
. +s.iO0 acres. Said loie being represented on
VIC diagram on ale. by a red continuous line. and
the claim being LOO feet In extent, the shan
marked A being the center. ., which point notice
aud diagram Ia posted The Groupings and spurs
bslng al.o dcsiEnAt.d on the diagram This Claim
was originally located as the Matchless lode. on
the 18th Novsmosr. 1884. and relocated aud called
the Consolidated Foyie Company claim, Jauu.
AIRY l. 1864.
The dotted lines on the diagram represent tbs
claim aied for by John Rule. known a. the Sue.
cor Mining claim. which claim conflicts with the
above. +. LOCKHART,
Iyl2-tf Register.