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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23
REVEALS

On the hut Of NEXT month Moody snt
Sanksy. the grand monarchs among re.
vivalists. will pitch their tent BY ths
placid waters Of Lake Michigan and
treat the Chicago sinners 10 . series Of
their peculiar religious performances.
We shall hear by telegraph Of men.
women and children being Converted"
in an evening. and going into s~1taeiss
over their new found faith. Many ere
formed men will spring into popular
notice and the names Of Moody and
Sankey will once more ring through tbs
world a. the great champions Of rslie.
ious rsvivalists. They will preach and
sing. and take up collections. Poor
men will vic with their wealthy ''breth'
rem" In pouring money into the purses
Of thsss apostles Of the Lord and thsn.
whom the excitement diss away the poor
men at least will repent Thorn Of their
folly. and vainly wish that their money
was back again In their - poeksts-
The NEWS has before this expressed
its opinion briefly Of these reasons Of
excitement known a. religious REVEALS.
The Christian religion 10 . grand and
noble faith. ~sisva,ins the man Who pro-
fssses II far above the rank and 6ls Of
his brother citizens. II 10 that religion
more than anything else which has
raised the Christian nations Of the world
above their pagan sisters. Wherever
there Is q Christian church. the brother
hood Of man IL made q cardinal princi-
plo OF the community. and the moral
element prevails In society. But fanati-
eism Is not Christianity. The very e.
sencs Of the Christian religion Ia q
calm. reasoning faith in God aud the
Son Of God. II is only in pagan relig.
ions that undue excitement enters as an
element. To reduce Christianity to the
same Level u 10 nke 'oai" oil is dis-
hnctive ehafnessrisnes-
NO mAn was ever ys' ma"s uus
Christian oy means Of excitement. ise-
ligion Is said to Be The one great ousi'
ness ofa lifetime. ltisa business which
should DO approached and conducted with
much more care and caution than any Of
the ordinary avocaiions OF life. An
eternity depends upon our decision re-
gardiDgit. Cool. calm reasoning should
be brought to bear upon II. The man
who becomes a Christian because his
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And in sccordsncs with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, male on the 18th day
Of August. ts1e. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stork ~ may be necessary will be
sold 81 public auction. at the Once Of the
ssn Francisco, California, ON THURSDAY, the
i7ih day Of October. 1873. st the hour Of /
O'Clock ?. \ of said day. 70 pay said Delinquent
sssessment thereon. together with cDsts OF ID.
vertislna and expenses Of saie
EDWARD v. STONE, Secretary.
O1lee-xis California street. Room No. 3,
San Francisco. California. ps7std
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And In secsrdsnes with Law. and an order Of
The Board OF Directors. msds on the nth day Of
August. 1876. % many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock - may be necessary will DO sold
Rooms s and 3, No. sa Montgomery street. San
Francisco. California, on FRIDAY. the 18Th day
OF October, 1916, II the hour Of 7o'clock .. n
OF said day. TO lay said Delinquent assessment
Their on. toesther with cost o; Advertising and
expsIse OF sale.
WV. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Onhcs-Rooms 8 and Q, No. 301 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. se73Id
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srnr1u.Ll.1rc.-Nn. Egger. AitLin.

SPfnrruALfsric.-A n. Eggcrt Aitkin,
clairvoyant and trance medium. assisted
by Mrs. Mcdonald. have taken rooms a
100 Bouth @ street. Virginia, over Talbot's
dry goods store. Consultations held daily,
also examinations Of hair. minerals. Ores,
etc. Evening circles IN Monday. wsdnes-
day and Friday at ~ o'clock ?. \. Bee
advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23

ourrS VICTORIA. amids, great poup.
will be proclaimed Empress of India, q,
Delhi. on the fr.s Of January next.
Preparations for a rsst military and
civic pageant arr making.
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GENERAL NOTES.

CoLoRADo, the Centennial state, % u
has been termed. will hold its election
for State officers on Wednesday. 0c,o'
Der 4th. six days before the elections In
Indiana. Ohio and West Virginia. vsry
little, IL any. doubt Is felt OF . Rspub-
iiean victory. though the parties are
pretty well balanced and the majority
will be but small. Governor Routt, the
Republican nominee. has made himself
very popular ss Territorial Governor.
Jerome Chafss. Who served . Delegate
Tor several tsrms. viii doubtless b one
Of the United States Senators, II the
Republicans control the Legislature.
For the other seat there will be . sharp
struggle, ex-Govsrnors Evans and Nc
Cook being among the rival candidates.
with the probability Of = new man step
ping In.
A NAN who takes . falso oath IL re-
sssded as . psrjurer. One who in time
Of public peril avoids his share OF the
common burden IL considered q sneak.
Samuel J. Tiidsn concealed his emo
nous receipts from Credit Mobilisr and
kindred sources during the war. aud
year after year swore to false income re-
turns. The Confederate Democracy
may applaud such acts on general prin-
ciplss. or they may justify tho perjury
committed on account Of the disloyalty
displayed. but an honest and loyal peo-
pie. Who honestly and loyalty paid the
expenses Of the war. are not likely either
10 applaud or justify. forget or forgive.
any "civil service reform record OF
this sort.
The Ohio Republican Committee
publish q formidable list Of appoint
msnts In that State, embracing ffty-
three wsll.known public speakers. aud
o3t meetings. Among the speakers are
Senators Blaine. Edmunds aud Shsr-
mau; Carl shurz. Colonel Robert W.
Insersoll. eI-Postmas,cr General jew
ell. Emory A. Storrs. Of Illinois. Gen.
eral. Noyes and ]. ID. Coz; Lorsuzo
Brstano (German). Of Chicago, General
Garfield. Colonel Sheridan. and Judge
Carter OF Louisiana; Representative Kas.
son. Of Iowa. and Judge b. Z. Hale. Of
New York. The canvass there and in
Indiana il 'red hot"
A sArcr Republican has said some
thing like this "The Democracy are
bothered about the date clause In the
Law for the resumption Of specie pay
msnis. They think il shouldn't be ar.
biirarily hIsd. The date for the rssump-
ton Of navigation up Salt river for their
strangely. rugged and Inflated craft 10
what ought to concsrn them more"
The new Sultan is reported to be very
liberal in his views. He Is evidently .
very energetic man. We are assured be
has not the jun jams 10 contend with.
He Is for snlarsing the freedom Of the
prsss. the suppression Of slavs-dealing.
and wishes to promote the education Of
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NEW

K0ssUrH MINING CoMRANY-
So, Francisco. California.
Locstion Of WORKS, Devils Gate Distnet, Lyon
county. Nevada.
Notios.- There are delinquent upon the fol.
iowtngdescribed stock. on account Of asscrs-
ment Ono. u levied on the 18th dav Of August,
1875. the several amounts set opposite the
names of tho respective shareholder. - fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23

The meeting Of the 0rsngers In Vallejo
on The s0th instant. which vas spoken Of
"Convention." 10 70 DO . Joint meet
Ing Of all the Grangen In the county for
business and social purposes.
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NEW TO-DAY.
IRA sILvkR nININo CON

A PANY.-Loc.iian Of principal place q
business, San FrsLeisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold HUI Mining Dis.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol
loving.deschbed stock, on account OF assess.
ment mo. u levied on the l7th day OF August.
1870. the several amount set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. a. fol-
lows.
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

SINcERELY DO ] THANK YoU. LADIES
- OF Storey and Lyon counties, for the vsry
liberal patronage received sInoe the advent OF
my Clearance Sale for the purposs OF retiring
from buslness. The endsAvor 10 piesss you
has been and ever shall he my aim. Whether
! su deserving Of your patronage. Ladies, !
shall leave TO your MI good Judgment. and
surely the future will prove II. Your kind 20.
courasement leads me TO the belief that you
want me d keep ON with business. - many.
yes. very many. Of you Ladies' have ALREADY
ssksd me TO do.
Having retired. but only from the old system
Of selling goods at erorbItant prices. ! take
pleasure In Informing you that ] shall hep on
al the old place. Main street. Gold Hill. two
doors below the Yellow Jacket once. and viii
sndesvor. 10 the utmost. TO create . nav efs In
the DRY Goods business. Hsncsforth 10 shall
be my aim to reduce the prices Of all goods.
domestic and foreign. TO their lowest sisndan.
All ask Of you, Ladies'. 10 to call. examine
my goods, and compare prices.
BY the sth Of september ! shall have . full
and complete stock Of goods. all Of which you
can buy q most
AsT0hISnINoLY Low PRICES
FOR CASH.
u. OAKLAND.
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DIED.

YAULKNER-In vlrginis, September a, John
Charles Hnr. son Of wiiiiam and hsry
oHNoORFy-In vi1gtnis, September a, hn.
WI. ondsrn. Nd % rear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23
y. H. CLARKE. ~. 8. smith. %HnxsRr noLyr.
W. H. CLARKE & CO.,
9 q R 9
M. 81 SOUTH CsrRRET.
VIRGINIA 9!s,Js .y NEVADA.
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING ANY CT inns
are requested 10 present the ame 10 the under.
signed. at Judge Knoz's once, d street, Viz.
s.asiW LEE xoaowN. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23
CAUTION.

THE PUBLIC 10 HEREBY CAUTIONED
certificates Of stock OF the Yellow Jactet 81.
yer Mining Company, the cam having been
sold for Assessmsnt No. -, this nd day OF
septembeF. lsfGt
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WANTED.

an TX, RRINcKD cANvAssER ON A
n anev md fest selling WORK. fss virSinis
b-tvesn 0r,s / Scsoesin's carpenter shop aud
the 0ouid 4 Curry mine. d strvet. Sept1t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23
r z MoVAL.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OpYicE op THE CONSOLIDATED WIN.
~ ginia Mining Company. San Fnneisco,
California: Sept. 4. isIe.-.Afa meeting Of tbc
Board OF fiustses Of the abovspsmed Oom-
pany, hsld this day. Q dividend mo. 2sD Of Two
lD po,nr, ger shsrs w,s deslared. peyabh
closed until September i1th.
- In A. ". HAVEN, Secretary.
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soRn.
MARRIED.

INpRRsON-sMIrH-In Virginia, September
p. D, Anderson 70 Ksts Smith.
CANE -McsWIaafN-In Virginia. sertem
ber II. By the Rev. o. heKelvey. q. I. calne
CooS@M Port Byron. cayuga
oosnty, Nsv York. septenber u. By Rev. II.
r. OLE, Daniel L. auart OF Dayton. Nevsta.
10 EIis L. Coon Of Port Byron.
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Gro. W. HOPKINS. Secretary.
Gold Hill. New Sept. "a. is7e. rs lin
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The R.yolv.,.. N. u..,e..

Stw Yoax. September IA TriSsas's
Warrington special says: Colonel John
n. Nixon. Qu~artermNter Of the Twenty
fourth United States Infantry. arrived TO-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23

An exchange defines a lawyer thus 4:
"a learned gentleman who reseuss your
estate irom your enemies and ks.ps |.
himself"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23

Tnr ehimney-swe-ps OF London have
formed an association Tor the purpose Of
~''e'evating the business financially and
socially"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23
GOOD
At the VERY LOWEST PRIcEsi

an here permanently established, am sell:
ing eoods - low % ANYBODY IN this Stats. and
viii ssil sven lower II ! zee nt.
n No house shall undsfssli me.
I'm A. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23

NEw Yonx. September PA Tribass's
Washington special says: Taft did not
meet Senator Patterson OF South Carolina
to-day. nor did Governor Chamberlain ar
rive, as was expected. Taft scems con-
siderably annoyed at the condition Of af-
fairs in south Carolina, and believes that,
10 prevent . conflict. additional troops
should DO Immediately ordered there. He
visited the War Department to-day TO urge
action. but Adjutsnt General Townsend
peremptorily refused 10 act without direct
authority fiom the President. Cameron or
Sherman. Taft will advise Chamberlain
and Patterson TO apply directly 10 the
President in the matter.
WASHINGTON. September 22.-The Az
torney General has delayed his departure
for Ohio, to give audience 70 Governor
Chamberlain. United States Senator Pat
terson and other gentlemen from South
Carolina, upon the condition Of Affairs In
that STATE. The appeals made TO the Gov
eminent represent that the troops already
in South Carolina would not DO SUFFICIENT
for the purpose Of suppressing any out
break that might occur. Aletter has been
received by the President and referred TO
the Attorney General. In which the writer
insists that there are great fears Of serious
troubles at Edgerield. The Attorney Gen.
eral gives assurance that everything pos
sible will be done for the preservation OF
the public peace
The nsveluties In usxtes.
NEW Yong 4onisrk.r % T-1..-s.
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The new Sultan is reported to b very
liberal in his views. He is evidently q
very energetic man. We are assured be
has not the jun jams 10 contend with.
He Is for snlarsing the freedom Of the
Prsss. the suppression Of s~lavs-dealing.
and Wishes to promote the education Of
Turkish women
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-23
uAfIoxAL REPuBLIcAy TICKET.

WILLIAM A. wHEkLHRs
OF usv rom.
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STAPLE N N
D r o o D 8

Ever brought to this LEGALLY }. I respectfully IN
yite the Ladies' Of Uold Hill TO give me . call.
Exsmins my stock and assure Gourselves thar
! AN selling
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-15
Sale of Forfeited State Lands.

Omtc OF Commissioners If School University Lands
MADISON, Wis, August 31st. 1876 {
Notice Is hereby given that all the school, univeI
'Iy' agricultural college forfeited m"rtgAced, aud
swamp Ia d. IN the State IF WIsconsin, which have
oeea fofiet-f bN reason of nnn>psymeut of interest
for the year 1876, will be off-red for sale AT public
aucton, at the Capitol in Madison, the 18th day
December A. D. 1876, unless sooner redeem d said
sale 10 comn ence at o'clock, a m. and cont nue.
from day TO day until ali Of ss lands shall hive
been offered. Said lands will be offered by counties
arr anged IN aphabetic Il order
Among these are The following described lands in
Douglas Comfy, which will be offered at the price
named opposite etch tract (nnder the heading Total
amount cue >tate y which includes The priucipa due
at lre time OF forfeiture; The interest the same 10
Jann"ry /, l117; all taxes which have been return
against the land and remain unpaid; the of sd.
Vertls ng, and three per cent damages
Said lands will be sold subject 10 all unpaid take
assessed akainst the same, not Included herein.
The percentage payable at the time Of purchase
will be fixed by the Commissioners at the sale
PETE DOYLE,
FERDINAND KUEHN,
A. SCOTT SLOAN,
commissioners of School and University Lands
septSt7
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Chicago & North. w Western Railway

Close connections ma fe at Chicago with the
L'k" Shor- & Mich gan southern. Ni-iIgan Central,
Blitim re- 4 OH. . Iitt>bur-, Fort Wryue Chie,g
ktnk 'kre Line and Handle Rou e. frr all
ioju's EAST and sou rH-EASr ant with the
Chicagn Alton and lili"os Central for all points
SDUrH
CLs- 'uncotions ais tn the Union
Pacific Il X. At oraflt Gr "a Tar West f,onfS.
C2oSe connections are utasis ot junction points
lrilL t..ttt.A III ..r..a. ,...-,I.
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Description. sec. Amt
Town 49, Range IA.
z Reesor ne or % 113 43
II Hayes
und Il sw or of
sw Or of NV or "a Is so
Estate III Benu-tt
NV Or of ne or of
sw Or "a 80 04
Unk wn
5ainw %sw qr27 . 90
n he or sw or 27 u 81
NV or ne or sw qr27 6 As
ne or sc or sw qr21 6 As
H Hayes
md a lots 8, 4,529 Is Al
Town 49, Range Is.
| NJ Coyner
5 81. 100 acres in
lots Band 4 35 5 ~
Town 49, Range 10.
II Lassell lut19 16 "a
e y Sc q. 9 2S II
sw or sw or 10 IA %
" Montfort
ne or II 55 "a
n y Sc or II 2s 05
sw or II 55 %
Town AS, Range Is.
Nelly NJ Wills
lot 2 - 3 62
Sc or NV Or II Il SIS
II " Shaw 1T 3 10 6 73
Town 4S, Range IA.
II " Shaw
So or Sc qrIw qr2 8 03
LIE Or Sc or 3 IS l6
se or ne or 3 IS 10
e = sw or NV or ? 8 30
Il 12 So Or Sc az 3 9 90
y -e or Sc or 3 9 TO
W NUrhec
sH ne Or 13 29 IS
Nelly VI Wills
E p sc Or 13 % 81
E y nv ar Sc or 13 8 o5
Town 4S, Range Is.
Unknown
und = sw Or Sc qr4 I TO
lie or sw or S Il 40
und % a in Sc Or 6 Z 80
e a NV qr 9 "a 80
5 Webster estate
lie or Sc or 10 12 80
Unknown Sc or IA AZ SO
II II Honore sc Or II az ~
Unknown NV or IL A. so
Geo " Ingalls,
sw or 32 AZ 90
Town As. Range II.
: III ffman estate
Sc Or 6 SO 81
Town 4S, Range 10
Uaknown
e Il sw qr IS IS as
VIM z Young
und y Sc qr 80 Is %
Town Al, Range Ia.
VIM P Young
und y ne or % ii 20
I & J Morrison
und l3n12 ne u 5 10 30
Unknown
u u y u Y Ii" " D ~ 20
| 0 Sargent
sc or sc or ard
he or Sc or 21 IS 10
" n sw or - IA 73
ne or % % -
Town Al, Range l3.
VIM L Young
uud Z sw or II IS IS
und u Sc or Is l3 13
l. c Jones'
und y SC ar 3 3 %
Town A, Range Ia.
) e lIubbell
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Redemption Notice of Tax Sale of
May 18th, 1874.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, County of Douglas-ss
Office of the County Clerk.

Office of the County Clerk
Superior, August 10TH 1876
The following pieces of land having been sold by
the County Treasurer Of the County of Douglas on
the 18th day of May 1874 for the taxes interest and
charges for the years 1872 and 1873 Therefore no
Ce is hereby given that unless lands are redeem
ed from sid sale or before the 18th day of May
A D., 1877. they will be conve, to the respective
purchasers or assignees according TO law. The
amount of taxes, interest and argos calculated up
TO the last day of Redemption is opposite to each
piece respectively.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Chicago & North
western Railway.
MINNESOTA pIyISION.

Passengers for CHICAGO Detroit, T.ledo, Cleve-
land, Buffalo NIAGARA lis Pittsburg, Cincinnati
X chester AIb nv, rpr,nto Montreal QGebec Port
iani, B-tou New rk, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington, II. Louis Cur, San Francisco, Sacra>
nrnt" O-d-n, sat Lux CITY, Denver Council Bluffs,
sioux City. 81 Ptl, VI .rQ 'ot e Escauaba Menashi,
Madison Che, rnu". Omaha. Y.tukron, WjnnHa, In =
iuth t'rc-n ~, Milwaukee. and all points North,
West, S"iti 7u Eat should Luy their tickets via
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Lot Blk Am I
Estate II Bennett
MiddletoWn.
Street Lot Amt

Lot Blk Amt
Unknown Is 16 3 Sc
, 1876-12-12

Tho Democracy Of Chicago havo decided
not to declare war for the present. They
will not even hold mass meeting and talk
ceived from New York mud Washington.
In tho meantime they propose to
stand by the House Of Representa-
t1yes, md will never, no never, desert
that interesting collection Of patriots. The
accidental circumstance that the Fl. Of Il. has
minority, and Is bent on eleoting T11DEs
anyhow, Of course has nothing to do with
this heroic devotion Of these Chicago Re.
formers; it's the principle Of tie thing they
look at, But It is none tho less gratifying tc
know that We arc not to have war right of.
, 1876-12-12

At yesterdays meeting Of the Common
Council the iuitistory stops werc taten for
tile passage Of stringent ordinance govern
ing the precautions necessary To guard
against fro and panic III tho theatres,
churches, md other places Of public resort.
The subject was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Fire and Water, and should'be invcsti.
gated carefully and thoroughly, with Wow
to the adoption Of plan that will insure tho
largest amount Of safety that reasonable forc-
thought can devise. It will doubtless bc tho
desire OF the Committee to receive the bou-
eft Of practical hintsana suggestions as tothe
methods best calculated to secure tho result
sought, viz: an ordinance tho strict enforce
nent Of which shall reduce to tho minimum
tho risk md danger Of tho occurrence In
Chicago OF another Brooklyn horror.
, 1876-12-12

evcry day. Al people become acquainted
with tho ordinances governing tho universe,
with tho principles Of scicnco, viii, tho laws
Of j,en!th, with tllo inexorable regulations OF
Nature III fro md storm, md al1 natural phc-
,lonicnn, with tho penalties that inevitably
await tito violation OF those 1awa anil tho fafl-
ire to alopt precautions md proper reme-
dIea, they recognize tho iuevftabflity md in-
mutoblity OF Mature In oil hor operations,
and tho question ut onco asserts itself, Why
did gop give man his Intelligence, his
sonses, his instinct, bis brain, except to mp
proofate thcso lnws, to understand thom, and
10 obcy them :? Thoy recognize TINT the
Grcnt First Causo works through general
lnws, and TINT tho minor taws Of tho universe
are mntle apparent to ,nan and tho necessity
for oboyiuH them enforced by tho ponalty Of
pain, whence It Is that under simi-
lar circumstances there would have
+ been the samo loss Of life In the Drooklyn
Thentro II the audience had been composed
Of saints ? Tho anno theory which would
assume the calamity at Brooklyn to be visit
alton Of Con must assign The same causo to
all calanitios, to tho destruction Of life by
lightning, tornndocs, explosions, cyclones,
shipwrcck, tho plague, cholera, and oil cpl
t1ernics,-to tho aooination Of m army by
war, or tho destruction Of nm individual by
disease which ho hos incurred by his own
imprsdencc. This would place upon tho
throne of tho universe being breathing fire
and slaughter, md characterized By qualities
Of Into, wrath, aud vengeance, surprising
/ oven the attributes of tho most wrathful gods
Of mythology. Iii one respect 1t IL to bo re-
GREETED that Ruch Il doctrine should ba
preached from tue pulpit at this time. II ia
uiachievons, because thousands Of people
know It Is fallacfous, and, bong fallaciouB, 1t
only tonls to throw doubt upon other doc
trines. If public toaoher Of religion will
deceive in ono thing, may he not deceive in
others? Would it not bo moro prudent and
discreet for aueh teachcrs to keep abreast
with scientific knowledge and tho progress
Of human thought, and TO know tho feelings
md convictions of the reor1e whom they
seek to instruct, before thoy advance super
stitions Of past agos7
, 1876-12-12

areenbncks ut the New York Gold Ex
ohange yesterday closed at 034.

There is CLEAN Of encouragement to The
taxpayers in the action Of the County Board
yesterday in refusing To g;vo McoATrREH and
his Committee carte blanche to erect addition
nj buildings at the Poor-Houso. A dispose
ton was shown by the new members Of the
Board to keep an eye on expenditures Of this
kind, aud to insist upon knowing where and
how tho money goes. If this should provo
to be the beginning Of tho end Of Ring ras-
cality in tho Board, then indeed would there
be cauRe for thanksgiving.