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CHURCH OF THE DlvHe PATERNITY.
sermon by Rev. DIR. Chapin-Layina Up for q,
ilaiuy URx.A Lesson 10 WnN Sfrecf.

Sermon by Rev. DIR. Chapin-Laying Up for .,
iiainy Day--A Lesson TO Wall street.
Owing to the miserable state OF the weather yes
lerday there was very small congregation in at
tendance at the morning services IN this church.
Rev. Dr. Chaplin delivered the discourse, and took
for the text OF his sermon the second verse OF the
ninety-frst Psam:-
will say of Lord He my refuge and my fortress
my God; IN Him Will trust.
me preacher said that these words expressed the
highest trust OF the human son. They were the
utterances OF one who had overcome earthly dan
ger. Doubtless they were words suitng the condl-
ton Of the Psalmist who used them thousands or
years ago. They were suited to man now,
as well as then, wherever lie was on this
globe. We might infer that this Psalm was
quired thousand bulwarks to be raised Hut how.
ever changed the condition Of the world might be
IN It's external aspect 1t was certain that would
always need something In which they could surely
trust. The human mind might move on In vast
revolutions, the human heart throb with false de-
srcs, but after all, we required some rest n-some.
thing we could depend on. Even in the most mer-
cenary aspect OF his nature, man wanted something
tnat he could rely on. Ali the human heart must
have something 10 rest upon, or 1t Is q poor shab
tered shipwrecked heart indeed. Some object OF
love 1t must have; some hope to which It clings.
examine the fortrications Of his own soul, to see
whether ne mad anything on which to rely In his
WeTe nss % there pc men who
It was quite possible that the man
who TOOK that view OF the matter would never reach
the proper means oil rellancc-would never find the
proper thing to rest on. He was laying up for q
rainy day. Very well, but let him remember that
there were rainy days OF the soul, and when death
came crushing through It's windows would he have
anything TO rely on which he would find strong and
lmpregnablep Within these few days we have seen
iull exempli1cation OF the result OF men placing
a their reliance on the gold ana worldly riches OF
the EARTH We had seen how the how the well earned
fortunes OF many were sacrificed and DESTROYED by
pack or the most INSCRIPTIONS speculators-a lot
OF gambling spectators who drew into the whirl-
but even the poor Widows mite The preacher then
went on to philosophlze and moraze on the words
OF MS text n purely doctrnal manner, and closed
by saying tnat these words contained the only true
meas OF reliance which man should avail himself Of
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The Ministers Of God on the
Disciples Of Mammon.
Lessons for "the Street" and from
"the Street."
THE PARALLELS AND PRAYER.
Sermons by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
Rev. DR.. CuyIer, Rev. DR.. Chaplin,
Rev. DIR. Verren, Rev. Father
Dunphy and Others.

The wet weather Of yesterday was rather detrl-
mental to large congregations, yet many OF the
churches were well attended. II was but natural to
suppose that the great gold gambling operations
which have startled the country and worked SO
much RUIN during the past ten days should have
stirred chord III the ecclesiastical World and have
furnished material for able dscourses and profitable
lessons. AS win be seen from the reports given
below many Of the ministers were not slow In appre-
catng 'the situation" and discussing It's bearings
and its teachings, while others confined themselves
to the usual style Of admonition and explanation.
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NEW YORK CITY
TIE COURTS.
uNlIEn STATES COURTS.

In the United States Circuit Court Judge Benedict
will begln on the third Monday In october, to try
cases on the criminal calendar.
In the United States District Court Judge Blatch-
ford will take up the admiralty calendar Tuesday
next, and try cases on IL during the balance Of the
month.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

The Common Pleas will take possession on Its new
room on Monday. The familiar tablets have been
transferred from the room the old City Hall to the
central room in the west wing OF the new County
Court House, which will be occupied by the General
Term OF the Common Pleas. The clerks once OF
this court has been already transferred to its new
quarters. Owing to Judge Barretrs resignation the
General Term will be detective till the appointment
OF his successor Is made. There are no trial terms
OF this court this month
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SUPREME coUaT-cRcUIT.

There VIII be two parts In this circuit for the
month OF October. Part Ia set down in
the programme but as there is no suitable room to
hold 1t in 1t is not likely that any OF the judges Will
run II. The Oyer and Terminer will also be held IN
Part The following Is the assignment Of judges:-
Part 8. -; Special Term, Judge Barnard; Cham
bers, Judge Cardozo. There an unusually heavy
calendar TO be disposed Of embracing several impor-
tant cases.
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CsEY INTELLIGENCE.

The WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for tue
past twenty-four hours In comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year. Indicated by the Their
mometer at hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building
Broadway corner OF Ann street,
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SUPERIOR !, COURT.

Chief Justice Barbour will preside over Part /;
Judge Friedman in Part ?; Judge Jones in Special
Term, and iii Chambers from ten to eleven. Judges
McCunn, Mcneil and Fithian will hold General Term.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.

sermon by the Rev. George III. Hcpvorth--
The Legitimate Work Of the Chris,ian Min.
istry.
sermon was delivered yesterday in this church
by the Rev. george II. Eepworth, Of Boston, who
succeeds Dr. osborne In ch,Vge OF the congrega-
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MARINE C0IlT.

Judge Gross is assigned TO jury trials in Part ],
Judge Curtis in Part to Special Term and Judge
Aker to Chambers. There ara forty cases on the
calendar for this morning.
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TINE STATE COURTS.

From present appearances the business Will NOT bd
heavy during the month. Until after the elections,
which, OF course interest majority OF active prac-
lively aspect.
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COURT Of APPEALS.

The Court OF Appeals will continue to sit during
the month, occupying, as before the Supervisors
room.
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they think they would in Fulton Markets Did they
think that these blessings would come down TO them
lie did not expect that they would. The treasure
they were to lay up IN Heaven was permanent
with God res that would dive ~s saey rest and
peace IN dying, and which would be riches beyond
all COMPARISON Then, tins treasure was TO be lad
up where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, anu
where thieves did not break through nor steal.
Now, where there were no thieves that must
That was just what they would not do. You say
that when You have accomplished something wnen
you have taken care Of your children and seen them
life then you are going TO be Christian mao.
THAT 10 just when you are going TO do 1t; but II Is
your nature for you to do 1t. Seek first the King
dom Of this world and It's possessions ana there
" be no left But s was not me
things OF this life for an eternal inherit.
ance. How many men remembered Calvary,
the Master had endured rather than barter
the glorious realities Of higher lie. HOW lie
wb ueu anu aea ae or
came In their way; but. Judas IKE, bartered their
heavenly treasure that they might deny their Lord,
mere enjoyment OF the hourY There were men vino
from a true discipleshp Of their Lord. They were
happy and blessed In that lie. and they knew tnat
godlinoss was profitable unto all things ne appealed
to the young men aud madens present before MIN.
lie did not preach these truths because 1t was
his business to preach them, but because
he believed them, and he would preach
though he never nad salary. He delghted
III giving such truths utterance, and he
would ask them whether their moments
Fl 4us saf ssa 5 SsRpsss y 81 a asy
whether lii the presence Of the grave that opened up
o bereavement, the cup OF expected pleasure that
slipped from the hand before 1t reached the lips; the
JOY that did not come, but left an aching vod these
truths did not outive oil the socaled joys OF lie
and whether their uuest JOY had not been found IN
the higher lifcY
Mr. Beecher concluded by very eloquent descrip-
ton OF the abundant entrance and welcome that
would be given TO those who had lived life IN
which they mai, as their first principle, sought the
Kingdom vi God.
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THE SPANISH IHRJNS.

The parties who are reported as sit
ting round and looking 1T the Spanish
throne would seem to be actusted by
pretty much the same sort OF ideas AS
90 many f-ilrNs who, zach, had a
chance ia rafi- where the prize was
an eI-phant-ali afraid they would win
''Tse Dnke of Genoa VITO, as our
readers will be reminded, 10 ~ lunk'
healed schooihoy in Ensl-nd-s--ms
Indifferent enough abouf the matter
would probably mn~h rather have
shilling than cruwn-and. indeed,
tbi-, Ike Know No'hiog nominations,
would seem t. afford v-ritable in,
stance of the "uGice seeking the man
Some unfJrguuare e nobi-mnn With
ia castle in Spain" aud who, to EN-
s!oy an old Ike, might be Count At
acme but no .ccpnat in this country,
will stub his toe one of these days aud
fsli down and tuea they will harness
Dim and cruwn hIai; And then Spain
~ill have KING What amazing
nonsense il IS tor batIons to be thus
attending to swarm Ike bees! The
idea of great people like the Eaglish
being possessed with ioya Y 1" such
Q degree as tn ent-rt ,in s-rIoas constd
eratl"us regarding the prssent Prince
Of Wales Why, he couldn't get 10
De a driega'e TO \ primary convention
in any precinc, in the United States
Contrast HIN win Lnnis Napoleon,
{who holds By 10 ether "dirine right"
than the might of miui) or win Grant |
whose adm nistri.iun constantly de-
,eiopes new PRO E of his snrpas ing |
fitness to he the Chief N,gis rae If the |
greatest people on earth, and then ask
vonrsrIf what else it is but the mos,
senseless and Irrational adherence to y
fiiiculous custom ahirh makes IL pnssi- |
BIZ that the Bugh's And Mills AMI Duck.
euses and Hughes o. EtsIaaf >h ,urd be !
wiling, yea. anxious that this disso.
irte md weak tr.in-d youth should |
come 10 r.iga OYER them?
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LATEST IELEGRaPHIc NEWS.

BALTIMORE, December l5.-Phillips. late
Postmaster at Cambridge, M4ryl md, was
sentenced TO six months in,pris nment and
fine If So 400 for embodiment.
PorrsvlLLs. Ps.. December l6.-Samuel
Markets., an English preacher at Center
vile, was convicted of muTGer in the first
degree for killing his infant child. His wife
aas acquitted.
CHAgLoorsvILLB, Va, December 10
DR.. Oliver, an Engli>hman of prominence.
shot and killed to-day George Ayers, of
Eauquier, who charged him with seducing
months ago.
LOUISVILLE. December l6.-The mem
sers of the Commercial Convention are be-
ginning to assemble here. Their object is
assisting in the construction of = Pacific
Railroad on or near the thirty -second par
allel in accordance with resolution Of the
Menu his ard Louis, lille Conventions.
Edwin Bry Mt jumped flom the third story
<indow of Wiilard's Hotel this morning.
and was crushed to death. He was author
Of book giving accounts of two trips to CAL
i-ornis, which he made in 1919 and 1859.
The two Houses of the Kentucky Lesis-
lature met in juint session at noon today to
elect United States Senator. The first
ballot s,ood-Stevenson, Go; McCreer, So;
Yialey. 10; Beck, l. Adjourned till after
oon to give McCreery's friend time for
conelusiun.
The following was the result Of the second
ballet: Stevenson. e.; Finley (Eepublican),
20, Spaulding. 5; J. C. Breckinridge l.
Necessary to choice, g.; Stevenson declared
Senator elect.
WAsHISGToN, December 1.-the Presi-
dent sent the Senate tie following nomi-
nations: J. Wilson Shaffer, Of Illinois,
Governor of Utah, vice DuIkee; Bel jamin
?. Potts, of Illinois, Governor Of Montana,
sice Ashley.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole On The Presidents Message.
Munsen spoke, criticising the financial
policy Of Government. and advocated repu-
ciarion of the national debt.
Brooks claimed that all the RESPONSE
siiity for his advocacy of reputation should
rest upon himself. Speaking for Demo-
cratic members from New York. he said |
the debt never could be repudiated.
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THE NEW surRxrx JUDGE.

President Grant has again displayed
his rare judgment 10 the appointment OF
Judge Hoar TO the Supreme Bench. He
is, undoubtedly, one of the ablts st
jurists in The United States and he is
"A man of The most unbirmisbed charac-
ter. Were the Supreme Bench Of the
Uuit. d states com ro>ed -u,Ireiy of such
us he, American ciiIEens would not
have to blush so frequently over the
history of a tribunal the history OF
" h,cn embraces fancy and IA CHASE
The bred Scott decision aud The i'm
peacbmenr tri.l of Andrew johnson
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CotL.-It is said that coal Of a fair
quality has been found about IL miles
northeast of the lower sink ofth- Carson
There are 2 s'ratums, ab"u' 6 feet thick /.
and separated hy ahoHt nine feet of sla'y
sands ,on-. Not far from rhe-e coal veins
is an immense deposit of petrified wood
Ia places along ra,ine which passes
the locality, this perri6ed wood
is to be seen piled mp to the height of
six or eight feet. This wood looks a.
natural as though only deposited one
week ago, yet 1t is now all stone. solid
stone, roofs, trunk, branches, and all
kinds Of curiosirirs are to be found mixed
in With this pr'rified wood as the bones
of vari"ns animals sod fowls, pine nuts,
Enterprise.
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THE vaults in the United States Sub-treas-
ury, in New York City, two in number, are
described as follows: The sides and roof
are composed of eight-feet granite masonry
and two feet Of iron plates. Between the
LAYERS of plates are musket balls laid in
loose. The floor is composed of thirty feet
of masonry and two feet of iron plates, also
with LAYER of musket balls. Each vault is
closed BY four iron doors weighing two tons
each, and fastened BY two combination locks
to each door. The three inner doors are
locked without a key, while the locks on the
outer ones are operated by means of an in
about an inch long by half an inch
wide. Each vault is about twelve feet square.
On the sides Of each apartment are built
l20 chests of iron, each of a capacity of a
quarter of million of d,llars in gold coin.
Each chest, when full, is closed by an iron
door and fastened with lock which is
sealed, so that the door cannot be tempered
with without breaking the seal.
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Army Of the Cumberland.
THDIANAPoLis. December Is

lHDIANAP0LlS, December 10.
The frst meeting Of the Army of the
Cumberland will DO held here to-day.
Col. Nelson T. Russell will deliver the
reception speech Several prominent
Generals have already arrived Gen.
Sheridan is expected here this morning.
The session of the Socie'y Ct the
Army Of the Cumberland commenced
at the Academy Of Music ut 2 O. clock.
G-n. Kimbsil, Chairman of the EAecu-
rive COMMITTEE, called the meeting to
order, AID in the absence of Col. Tres
sler, m-de the welcome address, Al The
close of which he presented Gen. Sheri.
dan, who was chosen President in the
absence Of Gen Thomas. Every aliu-
sion to Gen. Thomas by ali the speakers
was received with enthusiastic applaus-.
Gen. Sheridan made n hri-fnnd feeling
speech on taking the chair Gen. Rose
m.de brief speech, which was received
with rounds OF applause. Gems Wood.
Srh"f-Id aud Eegiy were surces-iveIy
called for and made brief speeches,
after which the regular order Of bnsi
ness was taken up. A l-,ter was read
from Gen. Thnmas. expressing regret
that he Was nn.Lle 10 he present. Lev
t-rs from Gen Garfield and n large
number oforh-r officers were also pre-
sented. A committee was appointed
10 report n plan for the investment OF
he funds of the society. Adjourned till
20 morrow. !
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Damages Claimed for Defamation Of
Character.

ST. LOUIS, December Is.
Several days rgo Dewitt G Gray, a
young merchant, WAS arrested. 'ried
and Acquired on charge of stealing
grain sacks To day he brought three
suits against several merchants. charg.
ing them with conspiracy I" blast his
good name and credit H. CLAIMS $40
900 damage. Among The parties sued
are Ma,or Hall, George Baiu aud BEN
jsnin Haven Telegraph.
well CHI er uur hearts with chorus
ing Old B, my Haven ch
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rHs New York Tribune says: Mrs.
Lincoln has returned 20 Frankfort for the
winter. OF course there is not word
Of truth io the story Of herintended mar.
riage with German Baron. She 10 liv
ing in retirement
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County Treasurer's Notice.
So 500 90.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
Y is b " in the hedenip tion Fund Of Ormsby
County, The sum # I Eree h usand a T,e Hun
dred loliiis, aud that Sealed sui,Js.s ~il lie
by the County auditor FIR ,ie surrender
I Bonds, Warrants, and claims, pay ale out o!
sail redemption Fund. under THE pr fis, iis of Al
Act OF the els azure Of the ctate NV d. az
pivveI March 1ih 1850, u the ainUuut money
4 the REDEEM itiou Fund at The ti.lu If opening
the Proposals.
The prul osais will be received by the Auditor
up 1v o'cg.ck MON DAY, HE 81 DAY Uf
JANUARY. l,7U, a d must be aeon. panied BY
eLciuse the Be- d., Var. ants. -,alu4s o.
Tel d To be surrendered.
Pinned Blanks for filing ont Bids can be Oh
iH.d Cpon apl lcatiou ID lie Office Of The County
utiitur.
All accepted Bids will be paid in Leg / Tender
notes. Ii. .. MASON,
County Ire 'surer, ornsby Cnunty, Nevada.
Ca son City, December l5th, 1853 I'd
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Secretary of State.
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|
| }. IS. MOORE, 1t. c, l. Sd Inf Cal. Vol.
| JAG Z oCKHAR II diat Agent Aev. Ter.
| liz >RY Bur tRFIELr, ihterp -rr
| And - herea-, the sail 1i,a, having cen sub
mite 10 the SENATE # tie GATED staies or its
c,,iI-t tnti A., acton III IL, the sc ate 'iid, co
tie iwe"ty SIKH u, Of June. on tbs u>tn'i eight
hunlI Ell an,l ,lxfy-six. ady'ee and consent to the
| rat iiic.tion of the same " til II amendment, by
| y resolution in the ~rIs aud h-uies flowing,
to wit:
| IN EXECUTIVE >E-sIoJ,
| SENATE cP ara u IND TATEs,
| june 70 1876.
| Hes lived, (two- thirds Of tie present
| C ncui ring, That the cndte adYI-e and consent
| Ia the ratiHc ii ot the I caty # esce and
| fie dshl at kuty VALLEY, m the 1eriitory
, OF Nevada the fif>t 4ay OF OF Der, a. ID one
tious,'l, eight hu .dred i.r,l sAty lnee, beiween
the Unite, States OF Amer c. re, tiled by their
Commi 81 her, and the We team BANDS # lie Shc-
! shame; Ma Il in I-an.- Represented by their
C,ief- an Principal Men AID Na4riois, with the
fJlowins
ANENDNySr:
Fill tbs blank in the stl article with the wcri
fire
/ Attest: J. W. FOENEy errrtary.
Atd y h reas. the f,Ieao NJ anne dnIcHI having
BE- ft+iy exp aimed aud u eiIteeti 40 lie Under
-ignri Cef Principal Men, and stftiur, of tho
b,,II,is { The si Ntti,ri, 1t Indians
tiIeY uId, on The sew, L u Ii Z y OF June, che
I'll, 'u>a ii eight hundred and ixty e give their
Zee aud l'nttry ascent To he raid an c. dn.en'.
in II words hift' figures f1liuwira.. Ia wit:
where's, the Seuate OF tiIe utlt. "a tales, II
eAec'ti'e se-sio". did advise and consent T. ito
r',' tcato If he ireaty - care AID len ship
made Ruty Valley, ia The Territory of Nevada,
IA the fr-t day # october ih"u ahd e git
hun red and SIXTY three, iy tie unlml soners
E'ut ,,i the Unit d state, and the estern
iiau.is ui the Shu-hune- Nation inf-Ii~, repre-
sc ted by ther Chiefs ard irii cpal Men and
Warmers with he allowing uien':
I'm the blank III tie eth attc!e with tie word
five
And whe cas- the I regoing meH1ment has been
full intrrpr ted ami la Md oiir uisce is:gae cd
Chi.fs AMI rnci al Mer and Warriors OF tie
af,r t. nd IVES 'ud> I he sho h.h ee Nation
If indians We do her by agree and asseiii to tie
i,.ne at Ruby VALLEY, Nevada, on this 18th cay
If June, A. y. 1853.
TIN-o X, his mark.
BUCK. his mark.
CHARLEY TIM0oK, HIS mark
"J-A4G, his max
Atte-t:
}. Ii. DAwLEr,
b. h. corr,
v. X REYsoLDs,
- us cR MEL, Interpreter.
Nuw, tIeI efgre be- IT kIt,wn that ], Ulysses g.
Gr.Hl PRESIDENT Of The Un!tcs. States Of Aaiesica
.io in u Of the Aasice aud coHseht Of the
>cnar. exp esstd ia its res'iu'I"n I the TWEEN
uy-sIxrh of June, cue THOUSAND eight huii I'd and
ski, sx. aec-Lt. rar'f5 AID e.i'tirm The said
I cay with tiie amendment afH--a'd-
ia testimony whe,e of have berct signed my
mana AID causeu Tie &c 1 oil the United s.ates
to be affixed.
Doi.e At the city Of Wasii gton dis fwenty frs:
day IF con-r in the year # uur Lord one thor-
>ani eight hundred and sixty nj t. and % tue In
IL p-iiGie, OF tie United states oil America tbs
ninety fourlh
Sc L. L. D UhaHI'
by he President:
ia LION fIsH,
Secretary of State.
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Ons Of tbs signs of the times 10 the
r.ssrvA,,os Of . reporters pew in . new
church just about 10 be dedicated ~
BOstoa.
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NOT I C 81!

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED I'd THE UNDER
~ signed respectfully requested to call and
settle. All acc, unis will lie ciused January 1ss.
1863 GEO. l.. gibson.
Carson, December le, 1850. I'm
kuterpIise copy.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
In Carson City, Dect nber l., by Judge Waltz,
Neils Chr istin.en to Lena Hanson.
In Caraon City. December Is. by Judge Waltz,
Peter Lanket to Anna siarg ret Christinsen.
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Of the driving away and destruction of game along
the routes travelled by white men. and by tho
formation of agricultural and mining settlements,
are willing to fairly compensate them for the same;
therefore, and in con>iderar ion of the preceding
stii atom, and Of their faithful by the
said bands, The Unite! states promise and agree to
pay tn. aid bands of the shoshonee nation par.
ties hereto annually for the term of w-nty years,
the sum # five thousand dolai such articles,
including cattle hering other purposes, as
the n esident of the United States shall deem suit
able Cor their wants and 'ndit on either As hunt
ers or hrt dsmen And the s id b mis- hereby &C
Knowledge the reception OF the stii stipulated
mutt Is full Compensation ani "a viidnt for
the loss al game anu the rghts ai.d privileges
hereby conceded
ARTIc VII
The aid bauds hereby KIN wlelge That they
ha rec,iv. from said mss-i pruy sions
a d 81, tiius amo siitius t. - thousand dollars
"A. pre- ents at q concluSi":. f this ely.
i,.,ns at huby ley Tho day anu year above