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Notice Is hereby given,

THAT in case the treaty entered MO De-
tween that ID arch traitor J-n J-y
with the British tyrant should be ratified,
A petition viii be presented to the General
mr., Wing that the said state may rcccdc from
the ullion, and be left under the govern,
ment and protection Of ONE MUNDKE:D
THOUSAND FREE AND INDEPENDENT
EiRGINIANS.
P.S. AS IL will be the wish Of the people
of the said state, To enter Into Il Treaty OF
IAmity, Commerce and Navigation with amy
Sther state, OF states OF the present UNION
Hho are averse to returning again under the
{9SIine Yoke of Great Britain, the printers
81 ne jat present. United States are request
Ct 10 publish the above notification.
niciluonu, July 80, IIW.
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Dr.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
for a louy lime WAS demon
stratox Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor.
tia, hence persons using
his Flls have the gnaran-
tss dat they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are FREQ from ell
qaAclesy.
lie kas succeeded In
coMbininx in them the
heretaere antagonistic
Qualities Of a strengthen.
ir,tsrYativs, osia PR
iL,,aG ksie.
Their frat apparent e.
scN IL 10 increase the ap.
petite BY causing the food
u properly
Ttns the system is nour.
ish<d. md by their sonk
scssa On sks digestive or.
g.n, regular and healthy
ssxc.a.;oNs ar produced.
The nPidit! with which
tsr,0s int- o. fssA.
While uadey the influence
OF tssss pills. 81 itself in.
di.s.s, tksit a~<lapnbility
10 soaIsA Tie body, and
hsscs etaen efficacy in esr-
ing as~~ss debility
sackdy, Dyspepsia, vast.
Ing of he nuseles, .lug.
gishasss If the liver,
shxor;s essssipation, and
nyih to As systsm. Sold
Stpost, New York.
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Taking Advantage Of the Poor Negro.

A man recently in one of the lower
counties of this State was troubled by
thieves frequenting his corn crib. Last
week he set a musket near the door 50
that as the thief opened the shutter it
pulled a string which touched the trig-
ger. Next morning there was a dead
African in that mans back lot.
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis has just returned
to this country, leaving hor daughters at
school in Germany, while many of the
poor women Of the South who each II
tributed a dollar to the relief Of jeff soon
after. the war, haven't got enough money
to buy their daughters a calico dress.
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MAHRIED.-On Tuesday evening, October
q, ut the residence Of the bride, by Rev. j.
G.. Hiden, u. D.. Mr.. James u. Stccn anu Hiss
Mamie Nye Marshall, all OF this city. The
happy pair left by the Air Line last night for
Atlanta am GAINESVILLE, Georgia, on q visit to
the brides relatives. They curry with them
our congratulations and best wishes. hoping
that success and happiness may nccolnritly
them through all the vicisitudes Of life
GreenriUe NcWs.
THE ARrEsIAN WELL.-The work at the
a~rteslan well still drugs it slow length along.
The depth reached up to noon yesterday was
l.G75 feet, and the boring stu continued;
There are no indications of the long o
for water.-Jonrndl Of Commerce.
The French Republican vote Is announced
rs 1 1896, III. The Republican majority will be
about 100000. In forty-eight constituencies
not u single vote was polled for the Govern
ment candidates.
OF the six negroes who burned the town 0
Darlington. $. c., last July, four have been
sentenced 10 the pcnitontiary for life md the
other two for ten and twenty years respect.
lively. The Jury was composed of whites and
blacks.
Mr.. w. P. HiX, the popular photographer
Of this city, has accepted Il position in the
publishing house OF D.. Appleton Il Co., New
York.-IhOcnix.
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TIE time for paying taxes has beep ex-
tended to the 18th of November. n
was right and proper, as many have not
as yet, had the money or the opportunity
to pay.
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q .Complexion of the Senate.

The next Senate will likely st and twen-
ty-ope Democrats, eleven Republicans,
and one independent. The Radical par
,ty in this State is dead beyond a doubt.
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Our Enlargeme nt.

we enlarge u paper this week in or
lat we may accommodate both our
Aand our advertisers. The Press
81 was nevcr mor popular with
than at present and we shall
sundone OH part to still
pus patronage heretofore
us by the public. The
ntinued the present size
a good run of advcr-
case shall our subscri-
neglected. They may
give them as good a
be found in the State.
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be to make the homo
1e to all.
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SEVERAL. OF. our exchanges are urging the
claims of Col. A. G. Haskell for Associate
J$stice. y
SUDaE REID Is now at Anderson.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

a. AUGUSTA, Ga, August !, 1877
NV customersk know that T have heretofore led the "FumHure' trade ofthe South
in style, quality and prices. >,
the North and West =,
I do not 90 backwards, but continually raise the standard of my goods, and add
new stvles. I havo made reductions in prices wherever possible, n spared n o x
to place in your hands a Price Lis. that will help you to purchase goods
I respectfully invite you to call and examine my stock and prices before purhas
mo elsewhere. Orders by mail will receive as much attention as If given i'll person
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Secretaries, Dwarf Libraries, and Book Cases, manufactured by me, and therefore
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The Chronicle and Constitutional,

CONSOLIDATED MARCH 18TH, ISIS
THE OLDEST and Best Nswspaerb'
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i. L. F. Camp, Treasurer OF Spartan
has been sentenced to jail for not
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md Courier.
withdrawn from the
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n has, ,orhaps for the last ten years,
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Thanking you for past favors, remain, yours respectfully.
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October 81, 1877, 12m.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
A GREEN BURGLAR.

Yesterday morning, whlc Omcer Grant. Of tho Sec
ond police precinct, Brooklyn was on duty at Fulton
ferry, he saw a suspicious looking man carrying
blanket The officer stopped him and had the blanket
unroled II was found to contain costly silvcrware,
marked oD. NJ" go. L. H." ~. NJ" IS f. M,'
IN. W. M Tho man was taken TO tho station house,
where he confessed that he had robbed house the
night prcy,ous in the vicinity OF Fort Greene but
sa,d hat he was more IN search OF iood nj the time
than silvcrware as he was tramp ana had no means
nj gaininr livelihood. Odicer Grant went with the
prisoner 10 Cumberland street. where he pointed out
The residence OF Albert II. Vies. NO. l9l Cumberland
street os tho house he had burgarousy entered Inc
prisoner. who stated that hts name wnr CnarIes a.
Green was then comnittsu
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THE CATHOLIC ORPHAN FUND.
The following amounts have been received up 10 this
date for the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums coIec.
THE BROOKLYN THEATRE FIRE.

Relief for the sufferers by the late Brooklyn Theatre
fire slowly. and II Is stated by the committee
having the matter in charge that the collected Is
not nearly adequate to meet the applications made
Boxes for money deposits for the have beca
placed In the various places OF amusement In Brook.
yn, and small sums are gained In this manner. The
committee on entertainments throughout tho country
are working very ndustriousy, and 1t Is thought q
handsome SUN Will be realized this The theatres
OF this city and Brooklyn aud some othors aincrens
cities have already responded noby. At the onlco
OF Mayor Schroeder the following subscriptions have
been roceived:-
Previously acknowledged. ed...............sl26s2 Is
John Swinburne, Cashier First National
Bank, Paterson. y. j., proceeds OF an en-
tcriainmcnt (through J. q. Jcnkins). 100 90
Collection In glass house Of p Schneider l.
Sons. Observation-Disclosures. IA rs
Cash. h........................ W
Io@ ST., ,69S ~
The Brooklyn Police Commissioners have amended
tho order lately issued by them relation TO the use
IN cases where The churches are used a. places q
smusemenk
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
TIKI DEAD COMMODORE.
Arrangements for the Vanderbilt
Funeral To-Day
A PoST-MoRTEM EXAMINATION,
Interesting "Reminiscences OF
the Railroad King.
HIS THREE GREAT QUALITIES.

An autopsy held the body OF Commodore
Vanderbilt yesterday when 1t was found that the I'M
mediate OF death liberation and perioration
OF the Colon ana the secondary cause was chrome In
nammation OF tho bladder Dr. Linsly says that o
perforaton Of the colon is necessarily fatal ana that
the faithful nursing which he received
during his illness which had enabled the Com
modore 10 hold on TO lite as long as he had The ex'
animation made by Drs. Thomas L. saterthwate'
L. A. Stnson and Francis D. Buck, In the presence OF
Ora Linsy. Flint and Elliott
THE oBsEouIEs TO-DAY.
The funeral services to-day viii be carried out IN ac-
cordance with the programme published in yester-
days HERALD The music In the church will consist
oi the chanting OF . psalm and the singing OF the
hymns Crest for the Weary" and "Sweet Hour OF
Prayer" both Of which were among the deceased's
favor!te hymns. The Rev. Dr. Hutton formerly OF
the Washington place Dutch Reformed church. will be
unable Dr. Deems at the morning ceremonies,
having an engagement which he cannot break, but
viii conduct tho evening services in the Church OF tho
Strangers
detachment OF about thirty policemen, under the
charge Of Captain Byrnes, Of the Fifteenth precinct
w be in attendance In the vicinity Of the church. IN
the morning, to keep the street clear.
TIKI cAsKEE
The casket is metallic one, made especially for tho
reception Of the Commodore's body, and Is Of the fol-
lowing dimensions: Length, feet inches; breadth,
"a inches; depth, Is inches. The inside Innings are
OF pearl coored satin handsomely upholstered, with
cushion Of tho same material for the head TO rest
upon. The outside Ia covered with the finest black
silk velvet and ornamented with solid silver trim
mngs, plain in design and chasing, but exceedingly
rich appearance The handles, which run the entiro
length OF the casket also OF silver, with the hand
grasps with the velvet used in covering
the body of the receptacle The plato, also OF solid
silver unique design contains the following inscrip
tom
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT.
Born May 81, l794
Died January 4, 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

nation. The Brooklyn nrs unquestionabiy b she
prime pal Of the bad business which has every
where been encountered within few weeks and which
has resulted In breaking up nearly every travelling
company east Of the Rocky Mountains II the dsas.
ters one-haIf Of the theatres In the country
will be closed before spring. and the suffering. which
is already intense, will become unexamped
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
RELIEF FOR THE EAST SIDE POOR.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Since you published my appeal OF January 3, on be-
half OF the East side poor have received the follow
ing sums from the readers Of the HERALD:-
l. e. Easton Assistant Ouartcrmnster General
The New York herald., 1877-01-07


From August 10 to the present time have visited
1,100 families anu extended relief to 400 per.
As the distress now Is greater than ever ask
the charitable, in the name OF Christ, tO send imme-
date relic Tor these starving creatures before shall
be obliged to close tho door against them. Donations
may DC sent to Dr. A. H. Smith, No. 1l0 East Thirty
eighth street, or TO tho Rev. ID. NJ McCalirey No 66S
Lexington avenue.
JANUARY g.. 1877,
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
COMMODORE vANDERBILT's BIRTHPLACE, EARLY
HOME, NElGnBoBs AND MEMORIALS.
L..

STATEN ISLAND. Jan. D. 1877.
Staten Island Is Vanderbilt The passenger from
New York steps board Vanderbilt: ierryboat at
Whitehall, gets or at the VANDERBILT, landing the
Vanderbilt houscs--threc or four of them-near the
landing: observes Jacob Vanderbilt the Commodores
broshcr at sos pier; rides Vanderbilt,
the island, and SEES ro.te the little white church
of tho United Brethren, where all the Yanderbdis
are buried, standing out from snow-clad hill
side among tho gravcstoneS Highest OF all these
stones Is the Commodoros family tomb. IL
Is an obelsk OF heavy hcwn blocks Of granite
with msssive and door and the base
outlined against the blue granite, white ic
male figure, as OF Fate, or Death Angel, with
mvGled lace The monument Is probably twenty-five
feet high and Is said TO have cost 500 900 The base
re-ts on Dorc columns; railing surrounds the lot ;
marble tablets. containing no names, are on three
sides OF tho base and over the entabaure the gran
ito pcdiment Just under the obesk, are carved the
three sharp syIlables Van Der Bit.
People hayc an idea that the Commodore built this
large tomb curing his life. the best advice he could
have 10 as to keep his crave as plain and substantial
4, his life and that the vlrgil tablets are to be ncd
with inscriptions to his parents. his rst wife and him
self Tue monument is imposing, though gloomy, and
~ the iarrcst 10 a cemetery OF many stately tomDs
The mnlcd taco OF image gives the serncs' reality
20 the associations oitbo grave, anu there Is iasiu
o,c ok about The whole affair the great Captain
aa sou. aown 10 death A. 10 the decps, taking the
CHANCES and lcanlng upon himself NO Christian W.
s,enia arc about the gravencithcr cross nor 'e~''
r~vosssn and early Greek forms mngIo IN the massive
tomb and nothing OF vegetation Is there benea'n 'ne
ssov except some vine sproutng up the base OF 'ne
,>4a-ss The sosmnity OF the spot Is more remask
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
Application for Patent
TO THE
CURTIS AND KELLER MINE.

VI 90 AAANb a. -
Eureka. Nevada, Dec, Is. 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
IN q. Rich, whose postoflice address, is May
field, California, has this day filed bis ap..
p~lication for a patent for 1900 Linear feet. OF
the CuIts and Keller mine or vein, bearing
silver. with surface ground 800 feet in width,
situate lying and being in the Diamond Min.
ing district. county Of White Pine, and State
Of Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and, official plat on file in this
arios of said lot No. IS being as follows, to
wit:
Variation 1917 dg east, commencing at
post mark ed No. !. U. s. Survey No. IS,
whence post No. /. u. !. Survey No; 81, lot 4.
Champion lode bearsS 81 dg Is m W l,67S T;
Clayton Peak No. l bears S 8 Dc 81 m b $40 4,
the furnace stack of tho Champion CoDsoli-
dated Mining and Smelling Company's Jul.
mace bears N IS dg W $3.50 e, and the 0SI.s
tSsno AS SnDni' s : iin,t s course \ \ b sss ds az " y n iS %
#. to post marked No. 2, US Survey. NO. %;
thence second course N 55% Dig y 600 IT to post
marked No. 3, u. S. Survey No. IS: thence
third course $ 33% Dig Il 1900 #, to post marked
course $ 5jM Dig w 900 IT to post No. !, tne
place of beginning. containing twenty oj-l~
acres. -.
This claim is bounded on neither end BY
any known claimants; the nearest mine is tho
Champion. =,
The location of this mine is duly records
in tho Recorders Office of Diamond MinipS
district, in book A. pages l72 and liza.
Any and all persons claiming adversely anyy
portion of said Curtis Il Keller mine or sala
mining ground as herein before described, AZ
required to file their adverse claim with 'ne
Register of the United States Land Ofhce,sus
Eureka. ia the State Of Nevada, during 'ns
sixty days period Of pu ALLEGATION hereof, i.
they will be barred by virtue Of the proV'
ions of tho Statute.
dcI9-60d d. B. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN FXECUTIoN Is
ID sued oat of the District Court OF Eureka
county, State of Nevada, on the 18th day of
January, A. ID. 1877, and to me directed and
delivered, for q Judgment rendered in said
Court, by Hon. Z. w. Cole, on the 10Th day of
Wethered, plaintiff, and against j. W. Ely
son, n. Bertrand and W. ii. Marian, defend
ants. for six hundred and twenty-one and
sixty one-hundredths 1851 60 dollars,in L. S.
gold coin, with interest in like gold coin at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum. together
with damages, and one hundred and one and
eighty-ive ono-hundredths (sl0l so dollars,
in U. :. gold coin, costs of suit, | have on
this, the sixteenth day Of January, A. ID.
1877, at one o'clock P. NJ, levied on the follow
ing described property, to wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim of
the said defendants, j. w. Ellys0n, n. Ber-
trand and W. Ii. Marriam, in and to that GER
tain. piece Or parcel OF mining ground known
as the Tip-Top claim, and described on page
290 in book ID o. tho mining records of Eu-
reka Mining District. as follows: Five
| claims of two hundred 600 feet each on this
lode or mineral derosit, to be known as Zip
Top Lode" situated on the west side o. Pros
pect Mountain, about nine hundred 600 feet
%oasterly from the MARY ANN mine. and
also about u half mile n%ortherly from the
III Dorado" ledge; also. all tho right. title.
interest and claim Of the said defendants, j.
w. Ellyson, N.Bertrand and ". IL. Marian,
in and to that certain piece or parcel OF min
ing ground known as the Commit claim.
and described on page 3l9 in book ID of
the mining records of Eureka Mining Dit
trict, as follows: One thousand 1000 feet on
this ledge or body OF mineral, known as
"Commit' situated on the west side of Pros
pect Mountain, Lander Mining District. in
the county of Eureka. State of Nevada, with
al the dips, spurs and angles belonging
thereto. said mine is about two hundred
200 yards in a southerly direction from the
J." Tip Top" mine on said mountain. Notice
ia hereby given, that on
Thursday. n sth Day of February,
A. d. 1877. between tho hours of 0 o'clock A.
NJ. and 5 O'Clock P. NJ, liz: at | o'clock P. NJ, /
will sell all the right, title, claim and interest
of the said defendants, j. W. E~llyson, n. Der.
trand ana w. Ii. Marian, Of, in and to the
above described property, Mt the Court
house. in the county of Earaka, at public
auction, for cash in hand, to tho highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and ali
costs.
Eureka, Eureka county, New, January
10th, 1877.
JAMES SIAS, Sheriff.
By J. B. NELSON, Deputy.
iaI7