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Another Raid on ncCarty.-.Mr Charlie
NcCarty, Who appears 10 be favoritc vic.
tim Of horse get.ers, was out of luck last
week again. lie missed valuable horse,
Thursday morning he started toward Deer
Lodge in search, concluded he was on the
wrong scent on tho Flint Creek. Hills,
turned toward Missoula, PASSED there
in the night, and again doubled Lack
towar! home This time he met two
men having his horse in their possession.
Charlie notified them Of his proprietary in.
terest in the animal and requested tho dc.
livery OF the equine to him. Whcrcupon
orc said he (Charlic) was most unmigi,a,.
cd liar and was doubtless horse thief from
Walla Wn!la, for he had known the said
Charlie McCarty intimately for fifteen years,
aid lie no more rcscmblcd him than tho
man in the moon, and his prcpostcrous
request could not be complied with. About
this time the several parties turned loose
with their navics, and powder burned lively
for y few minutes without any one being
hit. however. During tho melee the stolen
horse broke away and taking the home road
Charlie concluded that IS the chances were
against him, and he lad only three shots in
his navy for starter, his business called
him in tho same direction, aid he attended
to business promptly. lie now has tho
horse, ard was in town a few days ago
looking for brass howitzer to protect him
from horse thieves until lie can get special
act Of the Legislature 7cxempting his rancho
from their operations.
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Indiap Agent.-We have heretofore in.
aaver'cnlly neglected to mention the up.
pointment ofMr. A. J. Simmons. Is Special
Agent OF the Dannacks and s0nlc mon.rel
Indians now scattered over tho country
irom Salmon river to the Upper Yellow.
stone. There are none who know Mr.. San
nons but vii! bcplcased to hear Of his a2.
polntmcnt, assured he will perform thcin-
eamhen. duties faithfully. We presume he
's'nd"3'ed to Superintendent Wall for the
appoin.mcnt, and it's one worthily bcstow-
ca 1t is the design OF the government to
gather those Indians 10 . reservation on tho
Yellowstone below tho great canyon. 1Ar:
'no' Powell, in tho service of Nj. Simmons,
- now on the LcmLi notifying them " rem
devious there. ..,.,- -.,-g
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I. O. O. fall Brothers of the I. @.

I. O. o. fall Brothers of the I. O. O..
F., who lave not been suspended or expelled
from their respective Lodges, are requested
10 meet at the Hall over Boswell & McQues
tons, Deer Lodge, next Friday evening,
Dec. 10, 1870, for the purpose Of taking the
necessary steps TO establish an Odd Fellows
Lodge in the town. sEHn&arU.L |
MANY ODD FELLOWS. !
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~ Boswell { Mc:lsettioa, at the City Hall Bill
nara Rooms, have on hand and arc constantly 70.
ce'''ns pure article Of Brandy. Whisky and Wine
for the consolation If their customers Their stock
OF cigars Is very fine and comprises the best brands in
market. They have tire. fist class billiard tables, A.
ways ia Ene condition for playing A place Of re.
sort can recommend the C,y MI; a., \. hosts tho
rs barErcp.
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Ball In the Valley.-Therc will be a Ball
ut Filters, on the Silver Bow road, on Thurs.
day evening, Dec. 18th. The joyous times
and elegant hospitality of the Balls given
At this place is provcrbial, and the atten-
dance from Deer Lodge will include oil who
can get aWaY.
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ID One OF the very best regulated saloons in Dee
Lodge is the elegant establishment OF Mcsss Talbot,
F'owerrcc & Thompson, adjoining the Scott House.
Its proprietors gentlemen Of much experience, 10
evidenced by the their tast!ly arranged rooms. and
behind their superb ha. nothing but the purest Of
Wines and Liquors and beat brand OF Cigars arc Kept
Dave Bcn.ly and Charley Miller are in charge Of the
bar and do tho onors In the highest style Of tho art
s.'llcadquarters of tho sporting lratcrnity.s.s
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important 70 Mill Owners.

INS1RTCf10N0h aving besa given 70 receive appli.
cations for pateat under the "PIacer Act Of July
SeA, l05N :. The undersigned u & Mineral Laid Sur.
vcyos h prepared to give Information claimants de.
string 70 ava Themselves of The beneGts Of said Act
to make entry Of placer mines. Posties making In.
Qusies will please inform me tho size Of claim num-
Der q parties Interested Whether surveyed or nm
surveyed lands upon unsurveycd the distance fsom
the regular surveys, and the amount 01impEoycment
expended on the mine.
Surveys Of mines for patent will be promptly cxccu-
ted ard satisfaction guaranteed refer by nrfnis.
sion, . II D. Wsshbarn, Surveyor General l. L..
man, Register; May. Receiver: Allen Danforth,
Agt N n ! Ex. Co., Helena; ] kicker. mine
Helena + ] Lowry, Esq, Helena; w D Elowcrs High.
land, and W 3 Dance, Deer Lodge.
Pessons on the West Side Will please address ne n
Der Ledge In care q NJ. q. h 0Banu0n.
W0l6m GEO. b FOOTR
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Carey House. Black !cot.-Mr n e

Carey House, Biack!cUt-Mr. d. G.
warren, al attentive and experienced host
who will conduct the house to the comfort
ana satisfaction of guests, took possession
OF the Carey House, B!ackfoot, Dec. 1st,
ana dIspcrses daily bread. ETC.. to the way.
tarng men who travel in that direction. af.
ter the most approved method. We com.
mend The Carey House to the travelling pub
lie.
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John F: Cox, supt. Of the Penn. &NY,
Central R Rs, died At Elmira on Wednes.
day.
A Washington special says Schenck is 70
have the English Mission.
The feud between Grant and shurz i.
maintained.
The feeling in Congress is strong against
the income tax. A dozen bills for its repeal
have been prepared. The majority of the
Ways and Means Committee are opposed to
immediate repeal
The Winter Garden Theatre at New York
burned wednesday night. Loss, CSC, ooo
The Methodist Book Concern. adjoining.
was damaged by fire and water, e25, 900.
The London Times believes Grants re.
Communications on the Alabama and
Fishery questions, will fall still-born. and
thinks the President is going down.
The cable hos raised the rates to $3.50 per
each word after Monday. The press pays
half rates. No message sent over fifty words
California has increased in population
1859 in ten years, and San Francisco o.
47o-nearly 200 per cent.
A corner on Hidden Treasure stock in
Frisco has sent 1t up from 50 to $15. Fail.
urcs arc anticipated.
The Overman Co. has assessed g, 80 per
share. Weather in California fine, and
ploughing extensive.
Prim and Aosts are being violently at.
tackled in all parts of Spain.
A balloon from Paris Dec, 9th gives no
important news Paris still anticipates as
sistancc despite reverses to the Loire army,
and will continue the fight.
There is but one word in the Bible that
would have changed" said pretty girl,
the other day. 1T is where the Lord says.
If man strike thee on one check, turn to
him the other also.' It is the word strike
l would have kiss.
The Marquis of Lorne, who is about to
marry the English Princess Louise, is gen.
oursly supplied with names; his cognomen
Being John George Edward Henry Douglass
Sutherland Campbell.
The New Orleans Times suggests the pro.
pricty Of applying to the principal lottery
manager OF the state title of nobility
the lord high chance seller of Louisiana.
More lives have been lost on tho Atlantic
this year then for any season for years.
The aban donment of great naval arma.
ments is seriously considered by all The
practical men of Europe.
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Fire at Cabie.-Wc learn from gentle.
men Of Cable, that on last Friday morn.
III: a fire broke out about 4 m, In the
building formerly occupied by Huntlcy's
Express, and was consumed. A building
adjoining was also burned. There was !
quantity of hay in the Express building,
and - It was the morning succeeding the
Ball when . good many Of the boys werc
knocking around rather reckleesly, II u
supposed to have been the result OF care
lessness. The loss i only 600 or $780,
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Fruits. Cigars, Tobaccos.
have received today per fast freight ten thousand
pounds OF 90.
California Apples and Pears!
Also Tobaccos and Havana Cigars. offer them to
the trade or consumers
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
At the Very Lowest Rates for Cash (!
saloon kccpers aud Dealers will And II to their adyan
tace to examine my stock. A. ~ LEVY.
Deer Lodge October 10Th, 1870 II
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~ ~ California coods.-sauisbury's train
from Corinos with freight Tor ]. = Wilcox Co, IL
expected Tomorrow The freight consists q Z large
and complete assortment Of WINES, CIGARS and
LIQUORS. CASE GOODS, DRIED FRUlTA ST.
GARs. TEAS BEANS. CHINA GOODS. etc, &C.,
which have been selected in San Francisco with q.
pccl reference 10 this trade and the wants Of our
customers. It T. splendid assortment and viii Be
SOLD CHEAPER THAN THE cuEAPEsT, FOR
CASH. J. d. WILCOX 4 co.
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Mr. Raymond, in Engineering for NOV.
22d, in discussing "Chincse - Nincra .
.tsf9s 10 Chinese e,apafts 9isera IA
hitting their clanishnesD, numerous feasts
and di,poGbeu,>sk adrk s6Surk without
notice. - holds tAeir cheapDsss and fidelity
70 3 iSoss t6Sa eomp1haa'ag character.
bt30
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To Debtors.

HAVING GIVEN TIMELY NOTICE THAT THE
i L accounts Of Lane md Emerson are in my hands
for settlement mud that desire the immediate nt:ei.
ton Of NIL paIt;"s owing there st number Of
account. ncgerted. desire leaving the Territory In
few days. All accounts unsettled ut that time will
b. left for collection by legal process, ard costs
TO save that, Cal! and settle at once
JOHN B. LANE.
Deer Lodge, Oc,obcr 18th, 1870 DIT
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PRESS UR Z,

The Scientific Press, San Francisco, has
the following novel method Of encouraging
delinquents to settle accounts. Il r
r. FoR SALE.-An account due this office
for advertising for A. Jackson Of Lacrosse,
Wis, will discount % per cent. II necessary.
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MARRIED..

STArIEToN-M cIxrOsn-A the residence Of A. r
G.aeter. Esq, Bannack. n: T.. by Judge 4. Mead.
Hon g. W. Stai,et0n, OF Argenta 10 Cora E.
Mcintosh, OF Danaack.
RIDDLE-DAMY..-AtT Twin Bridges. Madison comfy.
II. T.. Nov. q. by II. N. Lott, ]. p. So;omon
Riddle to Emma N. Daley
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Iklylls
lKiyus

3Wood Street, Helena, Montana.
%, COLONEL T. X. SHED PROPRIETOR.
nc Eoo kOnkoctOns for which this house IL 70 celc
o,nlcd: are Just now Catching the boys Everybody
axes thcn' aud they good for every Kind Of co.si
tuition. Give the Colonel n call.
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|
Kelly, left for the States on Sundays coach
lie will lie absent during tie winter will,
his family and purchasing goods for their
House.
The Ball at Cable was a grca. success
There were some 80 or 40 ladies present.
Mr. Geo. Dast. ono of the best mechanics
of Deer Lodge, leaves by to -morrow's coacl,
fer his home at Buifordv'lle, Mo. =.
Mr.. II. c. Fisher, of the firm Of Fisher
& French, Pioneer, who went to the States
some weeks since, will return in few DAYS.
Charley McCnbe informs US work will he
suspended 10 morrow in Elk Greek for the
winter.
Ir. Peterson, of Peterson Greek, struck
an axe in his foot three cr four days since,
splitting II some distance, and nearly sever
ing toe. DR.. A. II. Mitchell is in attend.
ancc and the patient is doing well.
Mr.: David Patio has closed his store in
Rocker for the winter and Is jobbing off his
stock at the old Deer Lodge Hotel Building,
Deer Lodge.
A letter. addressed to James B. Orr.
Silver Bow, N. T. is held for postage at
Virginia, NJ. T.
Mr.. Dan Lounsbury drew the 18TH prize
III the Langrishe. Zeiglcr L,.tcry-s splendid
set of China table ware.
Numerous squads Of North American
Savagcs, genus Iasium derilun,, returning
from their semi annual hunt, have been in
town during the week. They are well laden
with buffalo meat, and appear to have had
successful hunt. They bring no further
news about the English Mission. /
Mr. & Miss Couldock give their entertain.
men! o. Bozemau on the evening of Dec.
18th.
Chas. Bielenberg bought on Monday fifty
head of three and four year old cattle from,
Beaverhcad grazicrs, at cost of some $25O0.
Nr. Levy received yesterday direct from
California, one hundred boxes of California
apples, pears and other fruits They arc of
Superior quality and selling ut very reason
able figures. Sec him.
Donncll & Co. will remove to their new
Bank Building carly next week.
Mr.. g. NJ. Douglas, the successful gard.
ner Of Flint Creek, has SO, 900 pounds of
vegetables stored in Deer Lodge for sale
this winter.
Judge W. Il. Dance returned two days
ago with the engine aud boilor of the s. L.
s. II. n. Co.'S works at that place, aud will
probably have II running to lumber dressing
machinery in Deer Lodge in q short time.
DR.: Nichols was sufficiently recovered to
leave for Fort Owen this morning. -t ,H
M. Chas. II. Lewis has sold his soda
mandatory to Mr.. VIM Wilson, and leaves
for Helena tomorrow. 1lr. Lewis has done
a good business and made many friend, on
thSlWest sidc. Who wal always b. pIeaScd
to hear Of his welfare.
Mr.. John E. Trewhela, Of Snow shoe. b
spending . few days with scquaiutsncss in
town.
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~ 4 STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE-Jaco
Lesser hns opened n Tailoring and Rcrovaiin. estab
snmrnt III the extensive rail between the Scott House
ana fIo"cricc a. TabOt's saloon building We eau
lccONlMchd hllI, uON2tt
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NontaEian, !. and z.

~~~0''~os - @uN -
The Lecture Association is to have q
Library from Mr. Cavanaugh and collec
ton of minerals from Judge Lowell.
Summit" and "Virginia' arc discussing
Mr.: Ashley's lccture-or rather Mr.. Ashley.
lie has gone to Denver.
Secretary Sanders first instalment of
funds, to pay off government Indebtedness
in this Tcrritor is already exhausted, and
he has made requisition for an amount
more than sufficient to liquidate Ill claims
within tue purveyance of his department.
He says that it within two months every
dollar OF this Indebtedness, which he has
any authority to pay, is not settled, it will
be because the claims have not been proper.
ly authenticated.
Montanian 9Th.
Thos. Hopes and Mr.. w. Pfouts left for
the States yesterday.
J. Allen uosmer will lecture on 1.-THE
Art of Printing" before the Association to.
morrow morning.
SIR. John Howe has on deposit 123 ozs.
of bullion-coin value, 81, 800 taken from
"a tons of Orc Cache ore. The Nontanian
says: Look out for your laurels, celebrated
Cable Lode you are now. but may noble long,
the richest mine in the world ''"
Gazette :.
Mr.. Bsrtcs is recovering.
Col. E. w. Voolfolk left this morning
for visit to the States. He is accompanied
by his wife.
The Pioneer correspondent justly com.
plains Of the delay ia getting the Postoffice
at Pioneer, aud calls on Mr.. Cavanaugh to
see that the matter is Strengthened up. Mr..
G. has had ample time to attend to this
since he was here aid there is no good rea.
son for further delay. -.-.'
A man named Palmer was dangerously
wounded by VIM. George. 1t Diamond City,
a few days ago.
Gazette 9th.
Col P. T. Williams leaves for Missouri
this morning a.-
Mr.. Bartos was seriously injured by
being thrown fron,a horse while riding on
the Hot Springs Road. .-. s..,..r-..p /.
Mr.. and Miss Couldock gave their Enter.
,tainment ut the Open House on Wednesday
evening. =, The Programme was the same as
given in Deer Lodge except bright little
conversational satire entitled "A Call in o
Nutshell, :" to be rcci.cd by Miss Couldock.
Ed, McKernas's friends gave him com.
plimentary banquet at the Kan Kaai pro-
para,ory to his departure for the States on
Sunday morning. ~. M .r1s aa.9na..: sF'
J.. s. Langrishe had crowded house .:
bis Farewell Benefit LIST night. .,
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g. BUSINESS il always Lively when money Il
plenty and money should always be plenty to sustain
first class establishment. Emerson Smith, Of tho
Metropolitan Billiard Hail. take pride in making their
Saloon tho popular resort OF Deer Lodccrs and the
an,asemcnt.lovng populace generally. Their tables
arc Of the most approved pattern and kept in
ptc order The bar Is stocked with the bcst article
Of Liquors and Cigars the eastern and San Francisco
markets afford. and Phil. Brown the efficient barkecp
hrs 10 superior as . caterer to thirsty throats.
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WAITED. DEER LODGE COUNTY SCRIP,
TG' "h'', ttt market price wiz BE- paid IL Cash.
5. H. EOiiM Z CO.,
* llny I ,nipo
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Montana Is. Ohio. Of tho spleu

Montana rs. Ohio.-Apropos Of tho splen.
did weather we have been enjoying for
several wecks-witi scarce u flake Of snow
further down than the foot hills, AID over
coats useless cxtravagancc-Mr. Nelson
Wolvcrton who returned from central Ohio
few days ago, informs US that tho good
people of Eucyrus, CrcstlIne and all through
those tropical regions, were wading around
in foot OF snow when he left. Why, We
ought to have snow storm and dash of
friyidi.y in the atmosphere just to bring US
to a realization that it is December and We
arc in the Temperate Zone.
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A PICTURE or EURoPR-The VIZ .
Viep, IN English paper, satirical and con
sentative, has this picture of Europe:

Ruseis covcte. Turkey fears;
Austria pondcrs, Italy chcera
Bclsium-EIoliaNA,w wait In dread;
Dunrask palsied, spain u dead
!. Ftsnoe lIes bleeding; fsssSas seems: lii
0si1tannia shuts her eyes and-sseres!l
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GENERAL AGENT. Mr.. Geo. ". irwin II duly an.
y.o,i1rd u,!"al Agent OF the New EonruwEsr All
business transacted with him will be recognized BY this
MI
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LOCAL NEWS.
Catholic Services.

On Sunday Der. II. Religious Services will be held
II the Catholic chapel at lV} u. NJ, Father UcIsyck.
se officiating.
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FIRE AND FROST PROOF STORAGE.
Oct. Siu STACKPoLE T. JOHNSON.
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LOT DRINKS-O!d Scotch Whisky Mt
MACS BROWN Jl-C
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-09
new DEXTER IN SHOD.

Each shoe is carefully balanced.
The surface which comes in con
tact with the ground slightly
curves from heel To toe, 50 that
when the horse is standing firm
the principal weight is borne by
heel and centre, no heavy pressure
being felt upon the toe. Just as q
line drawn from the heel to the
toe of a mans boot could demon
stratc a slight curve, so is the nat
ural curve given to each of Dex-
ter's shoes. When a man walks,
there is Il rising sloping action,
from heel To toe, and when a horse
is trotting there is a rolling mo-
ton from the back part Of the
hoof to the front. Acknowledge
ing the principle to he correct, it
stands to reason hat a horse will
gather more quickly and with
less friction If, instead Of the
heel and toe being forced to the
same level, the former is raised O
little higher than the latter. To
secure exact proportion to this
curve, Mr.. Bonner takes each shoe
and places 1t Oh the smooth sur
face of a marble slab, and weighs
it with a critical eye. In the toe
of each shoe a slight excavation
or sloping indenture is made for
the purpose of giving lirmness to
the step Of the horse. BY the
force Of conclusion the soft earth
is forced up into this excavation,sO
that in rising from heel to toe the
shoe does not slip backward. This
sloping indenture must be careful
ly proportional to the size and
weight of the shoe, for otherwise
it might create friction and prove
a positive drawback instead of an
assistant. This mode Of shoeing
certainly has worked well in Dex-
ter's case, for the marvel is still a
marvel, and all of his recent per-
~formances, which have so much
astonished the world, have been
made in shoes constructed after
the pattern described. -
Field and Farm.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-09

noi recall Him or Her that is lain
away?
"SOme form that lieth, pale aud
chill" In the grave?
"Alas alas that each bright home.
should be q nuuing place Of teAFtl'
And now, perhaps, your tear
comes responsive to the sacred
memories Of your heart.
In that tear do you not recognize
more than you feel capable OF ex-
pressing?
Can you not read in It the birth,
life-histOry, and death Of that be.
loved one, with a vivid picturing OF
u~nforgottOn phases Of His or Her
life, tenderly remembered, and sa.
credly, m~Ournfully cherished?
Tiled TO the memory, tai a wAVe
Shall lay them IN one common grave.i
You can see it oil in that single
tearl
Aud we can go "from grave to
gay" We can feel the u~nspeaka-
BILE JOY In our hearts and gratefully
welcome the tears from our eyes
when we contemplate the grand
finality Of all things of this life. All
the grief and bitterness expressed
here in our tears, will have passed
away forever for
"Theren be no m re sorrow there"
1t Is true, it must be true, it is tho
unutterable JOY Of our lives-thii
d~eliverance from tears, from grieI
and %sorrowing, from all the woes
trials, tribulations and agonies o.
life-it must be so.
at shall he 80, IL shall be sou
60 brAvely trusting, trusting on;
Bear y few short yeAIs-ahd, lOi
The grave and home are one!
And then, the bright ones gone before
Within another, happier home,
And waiting fonder than before,
Until the living ONE
A home where but the life tr' G wave;
Like childhood sit hath mot Il ETayer
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-09

Baltimore has a church TO 1881
inhabilant.
Eighty-hve bible depots ere al-
ready established in Spain.
There are L,Ol4,7 O6 Roman Catho-
lie Germans In this country.
There are over 800 Jewish con-
gregations in the United States,
Eight Y. N. c. As. have been or
ganized in Vermont since October.
The B4ptists have lately organ
lied their sixteenth church in / hi
csgo.
The Syrian Presbyterian College,
at Beirut, has now 70 pupils aud II
instructors.
An Aberdeen, Scotland, clergy
man, 1t is said, is to be "libelled"
for drunkenness.
The English Bible Society does
not endorse its President, Lord
Shaftesbury, against revision.
The reform party among the
MOrmOns have just organized a
Sunday school at Salt Lake City.
There have been 3,l54 conversions
reported by pastors in the United
States during February.
The Baptist Union, of London
aims to build at least one new
church edifice each year.
There are said TO be more Jews
in the city Of New York than iD the
Holy land, or indeed III all Syria.
About 100 American Catholics,
headed by thirty priests, have Sc
coded At ConstantinOple from
Rome.
The Baptist Church in Rondout,
New York, has received by q revi.
val over 400 members since Nov.
? The Presbyterian Board Of Edu-
cation has received 1905 candidates
for the ministry since its formation,
The London Baptist Union In.
cludes los churches in and around
London, with other 5000 men,
bers.
The constitution Of Tennessee
excludes from Office all who deny
the existence Of God or a future
state Of rewards and punishments.