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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-15
TENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for a Patent
TO THE
DOLLY WARDEN MINE
NO. 80.


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Eureka, Nevada. July Is. 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAR
~ the lloosac Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company. by. their duly authorized
agent, VIM. Wermuth. whose postofice AL
dress IL Eureka. Nevada, have this dsv
filed their application for n patent for M
teen hundred 1901 linear feet Of the Doliv
Warden nine or vein bearing SILVER, with
surface ground three hundred (8O1) feet in
width, situate, lying and being 10 secret Can
yon Mining District. county Of Eureka. ana
state of Nevada, and known and designatai
by the field notes snd official plat on lilo in
this office % Lot Nunber III.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No. l9i
being as follows. to wit: Variation 49,, deg.
east.
Commencing at a post marked No. LUIS.
Survey No III. whence the flagstaff in the
town Of Eureka bears n. | dg. % M. L, 8.s73
feet. Post marked q. 5. Monument No. 3'on
tho su nmit of Hoosac mountain. bears nj
y dg. 30 M. W. 1855 feet, and tho Hoosac new
shaft bears >. 20 Dig; W., eos feet; thence run
ming first course S.2i% de-. w. 9Si and i-IO feet.
10 post marked No. 2. L. :. Survey Ma. I9i'
This post stands on ,he northwestora bounda.
~ Of o.. :. Survey No. 90. Iloosac lode.
Thence. "a course ;; 20 ~, w., 1853 and 80
l2l, the same being post NO. ? Of said rs
survey No. 90. theace, I'D courses. 20 az. q M
W., 43f I-l0 feet along said survey No. go. "a
post marked No. I, u. :. Survey No. I2I.
thence, 18th course Il. % Dig. f. LOO f,et
TO post marked No. ) IT,. ). survey No. I9i.
and thence, 5th coursc, 5. So dg. r., 800 feet
to post No. !, the place of beginning, con-
tanning 3 i2-lOO acres.
This claim is bounded on the south by the
HoOsac Mining Claim.
The location OF this mino is duly recorded
ia the Recorders oEice of Secret CANYON
Mining District, on page LIS, In Book A Of Sc
cret Canyon Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Dolly Warden mine, or said
mining ground ms hereinbcfore described, are
required TO file their adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Land Office at
Eureka. in the state OF Nevada, during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the prCvis-
ions OF the statute.
ivls-Gld ID. y. TMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-15
CIAIRV0YANT PHYSICIAN.

MRS. DIR. p. f. STEPHENS, THE
vi greatest astrologist. elairvoyant physi.
elan and test mediu n OF the age has arrived
Main street. nearly opposite Bishop x Car
~penter's livery stable. Past, present and tu-
tare truthfally delineated. Special attention
given 70 the afflicted. Charges reasoable.
Persons wishing 10 know their past. pres
ent and future, can DO so by sending one
dollar, tNsir correct age. complexion and
sex. myzaI
, 1877-06-25

reached tho Department. and when It WAS an
tnnnc~d that he hAs becn appointed II created that
'sscrions row" Of which Mr. T5ncr npoAks In his
IT. lite! sope 9 tic .; atase na
nhnt ''pr0tcsts and strong femoaatran AxnnEt
his appointment which rendered II necessary, IN
The Judgment of Mr.; T!ncr, 70 rcvokc tho ap'
pointment and appoint NJ. Fem. Thcsd ',.e.
ste1lifs; aome won. .!lt.etiy 10 Tie Department..
while others were sent there at the mitigation
and fcQuess Of our people. Therefore, when
tho corrc+pondent referred 70 a'aerts that Nr.
thc "a. sds X hs Of a
erats of shts city. he amply a.aten ntat every man
In nj, Sterling knowe and subsequent events provo
to bo unqnhi!dc!y fate, and the Aeaerfon that the
movement for tho invocation Of navls' appoint.
ment originated elsewhere Than in th,s stty. and
X. Davis. II atiks fhire,. and world seen, u hc
made for the purpose Of dfvert!ng tho attention Of
the .pnblic from f,avft unpopnlar1ty At home. and
casting tho blame on The bepartment and ecrtnin
Ths n oppe'ltion to I,avt:' appointment ha,l
They W had not u .,Sed tp'T for hi ~ Arpo,nsm:e!
and d!d nnt propose 10 1nfetiy submit tn IT, It !:
history Will make him nnre n,odeat in ths fntnso
and that whom he again desires = position a. I'm.
portsnt AZ that Of I'uatAscr that he will al least
cont'tecend to AK hls fellow. .cfttzsns' tndorse-
nsnt 70 tho application.
responsibility Of tho dcfcat of Mr. Davs, and wish
u distinctly understood that whatever influential
gentlemen Ia ot,,ef parts Of Tho State may. lave
done In THU matter was at 0nr requeat and that
IT. Tyners eoaduet y. the matter Of navte defeat
shi. tho fcsponsibItty fo1 BIZ defeat npon Other
than his fellow -clttkena will ffgnaly fail whcn tho
facts arc known. Oxh WHO raoTEsrEn.
, 1877-06-25
TEE SILVER QUESTION.
Everybody In Ohio for tho = sllvcr-Dollnr
Rixo1&ct 10 feu Infk TY1aki

Everybody In Ohio for tho Sllvcr-Dollur. =
Dispasot 10 !sen jork Timex.
CINCINNATI. June 70. "A correspondent who has
spc9l ten days In Genital Ohio canrAsainY tho views
OF tic people on the silver question scpurts that
tho dlscussioa Of financial tuplcs IA ai most uni.
vcrual Ono hct0 Of Secretary Sherman's policy
thousand times where be hears of President
Hayes once. Everybody tocms to have theory
about money. Que class IL for Imitation, pure aud
simple, and will support the Greenback noEina-
tions at CnIumbus. This Ia beloved 10 be some.
what larger than tho Cooper and Cary faction Of
last fail. Next Is Tho Ltt-il-AIons Party. Their
platform r., "Rcpeai tho Resumption sct, and
st epecte payments cons when the country 10 rsady
Of Dcmoerats and Itspub,esns. sud contains some some
sonnd lnAncss men and earafal csiculaturs. An.
s. ass saass SS. -.
tenders. These md silver loilars arc to 10 c5reu-
TsS tSSster ,e nd be ln,stsh,ngsans Tts party
nd sa epa psesatsfe spasl,eeaa III as
tnt'ds 9f fG1 gga gak.s a1. IT, aror e}e r'oraon
IL silyes ~ doa.s, |S''' sho voiume 81 f"'a's It a.
sns'sps1 ss9 'fnsa eods, o so* .a,,:vs! s%a
anque:tlonaOIy il !. small minority throughout H.
munetizatlon srs divided On tic aus.tioa ot the
Gin fasoF Of making Tho old bondhnldsr taks sit-
This Commercial shla mornix declares that tho
now Pes cents ars un9aessloaahly payable la sil'
scE dollars but thu position ol tho silset !uh.s!un
lists generally sptafs to be that whle II II right 1t
II not sxpedicnt, 1t would eudAnger the success
81 ths new loas + j. appa!s9s that the mssss. Of
iii esmpsisp u seaos Tor m mas,aY money ss me9e
plenty. Tha Republicans will favor It ~ q mcans
leading to reaumpttoh. and this will not unlikely
constitute tbs didetcaeo Of tue two pla uossas on
, 1877-06-25
A DREAM.


"tla only y.,t, ~, an aEsa1y' ~oald tha. ver
Ithonght that dwelt IN those silent bowcss
Where 0ft We WAnacted midst sfut.a and doWcn;
That baked agSin In those holy kyx
Tint 'sound nus Frightened In otaaf days,
And, lip ~ llp, and breast u breast,
Weru statessly drawn aud thttll!nxtY prcssel;
That leaned on thine Ivory shoultef there,
'Atdst ths clustering shads " Thy golden hait.
And o how felt when once tnofs drew
To Thy bfeuth Of balm and Ihlne eya OF blue;
And tbs slghs VIC heaved, and the woraa VIZ spoke,
iiFsAthcd deeper tfoun1 ~ they broke,
liefoEe 10 garden Of young howess sprung,
About u silyery hawthorn huuy,
Aud beneath ". glad With userual aoug,
4 crystal riynlct rolled along.
This world and IT. troubles werc felt no moro.
! seemed to be ntsfluR tho Golden Shore.
homO spell bad b0ura ne, know NOT why.
20 Tar and farther bayUnd the sky.
w1kv asain-thon Wekt lost to INC,
And now 4ni daring aun,nX ses.
feet, Rlaxt l!ks = broken feed
No aoweEa 10 gather, uak eysn weed.
nlol along GU weary war,
While life = growing darker day by dty.
lne1, my darling, I've uuW awoko,
The charm ts Dissolved, aud tho spell 10 broke.
But hupc will guide tne fn storm and dark.
10 pilot NY way Ia that lusky bark.
TO meet ny smlle where this pure ard free,
In Ihs houAa Of God. fn Eternity.
pAtsr F. CoLtsElr.
, 1877-06-25

incsenae with wonderful rapit1lty. Mcso1rtaHIa IN
lt& lc.t lsyt might he eclIptel. The t'cllabt. nf
npricnltusni fat+'rrrs Ut Egyrt, nre In no bcttef
tn4ion than tho ciA.A In tho pllaronic
pennies, with no covering but . fold Of cotton
about the tOlns, unehctcrcl from the AfF1can sun,
wretched1y fe, and housed a. nlsht In novels that
resemble more pig pens than human habtat1onh.
With all their privat.sns and hntdshlpt, tho Eel.
iahs arc eooa. .natnre,l, cheerful race. Of kind
dive i. spprchonsive u English designs. Iio fcars
an arruch oreupatlon Of Egypt by llritish troops,
aud LA eventual tncorn0ration In tho Anglo indian
approximations may bs realized, Tor England would
cor!anly claim Egypt II hof share Of tbs spo!ls,
pss,emsivns nH 1u a rhs Khcse eould make no aohI
Tor ,lo wGu1d 10 assalieI on all asdcn, md hc haa
nnt'Ing In the shape oe a navy but i few wooden
yca9stA
, 1877-06-25

AHuH1d {N14E LHhItlEhI1tH.
A negro was convicted IN our Superior Court, tho
Other day, for hitting another negro With an NJ. 4
party Of colorcd savans were discussing the casc In
oil Si's presence. "Whnt wants 10 kuo, said
one Of thc,n, ''ts Has dis-l1ow kin man lit an.
udder man wild Dc oye ot or axt" '.Why kant be
tell nc tlati" said old 81. "Knso hit stands ics
reozen, don't yer seo--for do eyc obcf AZ Ia whar
do handle goes IN. an how Il ef man guino ter
h!ttln' lin, on Do he'd wtd Or hoIe1". Tpls waa i
clttlsneI the other earktoa thought, bntoId 81 TO.
IL Do sumo cotton .yurd. didn't wei" .'Yes, va
lil." - We'll. s'poso you sncmbers whcn Mnsao
1hrcllkill. duwn dar ut urlhn. used ter lam yer
you ~ wayt" - WolL dIs are do pint: When he
nsod for Ter paddle YER an' w used fcr TER gTone
touud a. complain Oh % blisters what 10 ta!sea
what rniscd de akin an made To sore! Now, what's
jar sc,antllTy atytnentss The case was 4vtled-
nobody tn tic negative.
, 1877-06-25
OPINIONS FlLEh

OIASIONu GAAElE
Special Cosve4p0ndktses ~ TAe Trthuna
OTTAWA, ILL., June :H..-Opinions Of thc Sns
fromo Court |,ayc thss day been died in tho ioow.
tug causes, all Of 1876:
wbeo,or .. a r. n.tfs1.s rs:s = ao.r IT. deere. .,ea
n'ss..s '.. = y. o,!iI no.srl:. ae "'1"su
.sfslss W. sisas tnSs"!ss. ':
1ss's; sssas
81 u sI.san; rsyet.cd nd ren,anded: Hrad!ey.
Sss
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s5I,s, :,; ksS; s's ss:ts5 !s:S Esss
Se: ss;s;::4 sS
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starneas ,sshosi Ditesio. D:tits. No.
:';s AFs$s G;;$; + :&a .%sS $Ssa' ss:'s,
III ssi rs%;aasS: GsI ,sSr s setss :,e..sss. ss
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tIeshfi: , s,t;f'nsi; cs!'.;G;s 1rss.s!: sins,I.
H. sss'se
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S: !: ~ isss !ss' :;%;'
I.aa, aIhF1ncl: lorns - KulltvAu rrteIed, Ns.tvs
III i csss is'st
etre fvyrrscd and HtsunH Ct A. w. shes et
f e L. r. sxs 4 & Jsc1ts nas
Srssss. j.. its.rnisSi WHY Clsy css tsrar.ny ~
sssi ID sfas D;sfpsi e. j.; T.;
ss5a' Sss;ss {sss !: ":
iemansd. lfoe,e i: dt.senlin9i smith - fehsmp.
sa f. aaso
.a1ss u s.s viii Il 5fs:S a*;s s's 'ns t!s: r.
Ss!ss Ss r.ps9 cS%s.ss - - SisSs Siss.4n .n.ns!; sS
~ psI aecrcu Affirmed, ilarriy ~ W.lcoa 81 H. r..
Serstd and scmeat!tl' tatrlty ~ as. aAEn,tts tld
lam ii. Ilcsrr. adlrn,fti Wa!Iare 81 d Wai
Murs,son VI. Woniisy, Atrnei iio6rit.on IL satt,:
staRs ai,tuea; JarnAA.,s r. t..ss sssrss atn,msd.
trFre, Etowc Atct'e, DECREE attucti, AlArssles
Land Wafer Pager g. " AidrleI. ,'ecIce rsYssard
nsa f.
ases:s g. X HSSs b susaa j. sst
% ~ sts II 9Hssa saso t.
tsYefsed mi rst1anded Porter q a. W Trlplv, ~.
Irmcdi Grn.e9t Y. No4Gl TG9sters stats ttetorm
It al.. decrse asfuad llouEd 70. Harry ct ni, u.
, q ~ caf:sS pss
Liver court, Autcfpu ~ baxter, h sustained.
, 1877-06-25
AMERICAN VOLCANOES.


S!ner VIC now hhvo IN active volcano In the
Omitted statss, Tho snbtcrraucAn disturbances Of
onf nciChhors will begin to be OF some interest to
us. Many Of tho Mexican volcanoes hava been
silent oscr sincu tho discovery OF Amrricn. and
iass lime rsortiy aftcr tic sranish Invasion.
Among those that tsl been LONGEST quiet was Tho
mountain Ccboruco; but In 1870 u broke FORT,
after sleep OF ccnturies. 1t l.as been
notIcod that cnrthquakna, fnrmusly. frequent
L., 4. vicistty. have net taken plase s!gee n!
tu pont~np gases and materials that otherwise
would have caused disturbance. II this theory
atth.shaklnE Dy tbs activity OF tho yet unnamed
volcano in heF sonthcastcn corner, Tho eruption
ID said to hAtu tnkeu place ahal sixtJ nlscs north
0f Yumn- THAT place always had queer FeVutA-
tlon. There IL story Of ttt ghost or dead sol.
dss being intertognts.l by tho proc
css d. to whether his present abode was hot.
s'Yes. was ths reply, ",tts awful; but II isn't
any hotter than Fort Yuma"
, 1877-06-25
CURRENT OPINION,

+.WhIch riHs In remaek nud nv hmm m n
n,a,n, +. IL. I,oe,.st.r ismaerat,. ,s. " s,os
9lAm'!ton'a views ....
Inn anccch in 0coraia lately len II. rilll this
spoke Of Senator blaine: ~ think know lhu old
,c,ln,- H., has . ,oucuc thet rav,, ,ras an .,,,
ht,.e., 49,, ssve. .i,.S. so.,..h., a... h,..s..
ot'oo "oas 's'e' a'eeps' 'aso *Aas "e'Is
unda :o"seaoneo sha' nsFos hesi@'es'
,~.;n MI, ~ - h;. :. ~, ",,.r "a 49,.
WAT ~ eatacts M, W. ", - III - ~ anl n WY
ngnsense: Yhe S1natot 2, coaStcssnan Who IN, ";
bc ''dcad duck. "--INew FORK Cotnsasrdai Iii.
xsrtdJsY {Nsp,).
WYNN r,....,
wtthoat pandctlnx 10 las scpadtstors. W. hoi't
theH w; W. eafttat =. a. Lst ~ re flosI ahe
asnneaeM wn'en Sau GoA1s iIuM pohtteAd vlclot;es
Q! hnst folt oeionK " eAs snelaoe3nA.-A.oohf f4E'
pFs&s tHfF.l'
hack movement ts sii var n,oy IL tnapbttabj,
nnI smnhaticalIy rirht. il il hssnJ unn,, sn.,n
Iorlc thv vGyiousjT correct int.rprrtat{un Of ths
lava. aid strict eo,ity between Jsbtnrs ind crsa
iiots.-PhIladsipRto ingutrfr (Nxp, J,
rhs chlcavo 11pf, eays th,t t,,a reco,nepn of TIM
siysf doiIaf nil "ddys lis Iast dojar "f soa ous
of ths country, but tlat wUut h4 nj IN yro1y. Ths
cod doljar II falos nttasIre and il unvht IL hs
snetisS nn And driYsn nil ~ IL al xs cnn hsvs ~
toru ruliIpus faise turasnfementa.-M Lous liz,
ntbticun tUfN..1
'1s'ss. 'A"
Secretary Sherman should b. made 10 understand
a. sooh ~ pdss!pio, ano ~ Tue most unmtstakahIa
lnannef that the contraction policy which he has
asxea out ~ u Gonaonnsa " tne people opposed 70
.Lla sEift q cxstng IssaaaHon. anA y Aiding ~.
r1iat throughout tho country. ry.-ladA1"aRois Jour
NA tRfP.l.
Mk. t,l,on,s hr,1 sr.tpst thc 1.ws b,,,r. ,,
mind tho fac,s thai IN is.El Den. Gfamt iasnsi IN
, 1877-06-25
()i'D SONGS.

10 As Edttor af TAa 7r.suns.
CHICAGO, June 9.-1n some OF your 1ato
papcra I sec remarks about tho old song OF
"I,enny fiavens or which We used to sing
with great enthusiasm some thfrty-fl7e years
ago, and Of which hare many verses. Tho
verse TO Gen. Brady reads:
l1ere'a health 10 General brady
God bless the old hcrot
Hes An lIpnof To biz country,
isut terror to bis foe.
Nny he long rest on hts ]anrelA
May he sorrow never kNow,
Bnt livn 10 SEQ thousand yeats,
And Benny 1favcas OF
A few weeks since, In TnB TnIDCnB, was
published IAN Invasion OF pltcairn's Island.n
SOON AFTER came the news Of the capture Of the
vcr'tahle sea-serpent At Oban, Scotland. Can
rnu not now glra rs tho old comic song Of
"The Great Sea a-Snako," that used to be sung
cyerywl'ers-soncthIng like this:
Odd you neer he4r Of tho great sea snake
That war seen Oh tho Tse Pltcntrni
Twia arrt discovered by Admiral blake
Now, pray. don't doubt my yarn.
olt's not what land .lnbbers tell,
And I'll rc'ate whnt 70 me befcll
A. wc came homo from sca.
Hero comes description of many persons who
For colony set nut.
Men, women, batee, and a thousand hands,
We're landed on the great tnske'H back.
Where they built town, with houses and a
-Chufeh;
And then be ieft them In the lurch
BY diving down below.
lonly quote from a thirty years. mctuory Of
u; but perhaps "Capt. Sam can give us tic
whole. VfxE.
, 1877-06-25

A tourist who has been travelling through Egypt
thas writes 10 the PhItadslphta {rtss on tho con.
d!uon Of the people: EGYPT In the posaession
OF England wonld bo one ct che richest eouussics
in tbs world. surprising etsn tho laxurisnt wealth
aud productive 1EexhauAnb!lIty Of the uge Of tho
PhasoahA Tho Delta would be turned Into vast
cotton growing region, aud ftnn. the mouths Of thu
Nile 10 tho cataraets tho p1ollac soil OF tbis
Loft pursue their occupations 10 iou .cr subject
10 cruel arIttf BY hch the population Ut ruttrs
Villages arc deetuAted, With an enlightened and
perfectly secure. ths population of ExypL would
, 1877-06-25
MT. CARMEL.

Additional Particulars Of tho Destruction
of That Village on lhe Ath 1nat.---F.ceen-
trie,tics Of tito W1n,i--. nmarkablc Car.
pentry-..Los. of Life.
10 ia Editor af TA Tr4bttal.
Mr.. CARMEL, ILL.,, June 23.-"Tbe wind blow.
eth whsrs II l!eteth." In all tie bi.tory Of South
crn Illinois there has heen no record Of sueh daea.-
tation a. has been made by the terrific cyclone
which passed over tho beautiful Town Of NJ
carmel on the 4th Of June, de,,ro,ins churches,
tou's.aoose. tnn mo mos. substantihl business
house, .. ~ wen a. many ftail tensmenss, csu'h'ae
Which tn to dc,ro, , ns Mh.t,w.na
II thousand trains Of carr had rushcd into the
town It could pot have produced 70 rrent a foar-
Ing NJ that destructive wind which deprived ion
s,.le. a,s,s o. sheir homes. without fragment Of
e,qsa'aS Coy u moashfal Of food. Iron roofa and
es:s :s n9wn 'SGa % .s .'w ~ .nd 2s
win nm nower n ,r,,.t ~ .o,r.at ~. ss. s.,s
.h ~ r"e1 70 s' .es tot,e ,,e one ooJ wa
other was thrown on rtsplna hine and "a in.
jared that be has snee died. LADIES' a their sew.
.ni u". y, Wi tota ..u% shes hshos
uso"" away VII" 1ao 1oois OF the'f houses And
furniture
and pyeeenco Of mind wcro m.nltc..ed Twn ~
the teachers u ono Of the pnblie schools, feeling
consciousness Of gycat danger. "a they raw tic
asorm gathering, dismi4sed their school. This
Tue soos ano upper atofeJ were blown 10 sraxmehta.
lady who vas whiting herc, learned
burica IN IN. w,sct ~ ~ nv. na.e @ h.,s S..o
,So. ah. t.... ~ ~ n!8 o"s"eas
~" ~ s o"s uas's"sa a'e 'enel, ana amid all
among tho rubbish 10 listen for h,s voice, She
soon Heard ha groans and cries Tor hc,p and with
Ing him rescued fran death Titn nrant ~ IL.
, 1877-06-25
THE MT, STERLING P0sT-0FflCE ROW.
- M ia E6itos n Thk usefAtIaa

MT. 6rknL,No, ILL.,, Juno s....--Consldcrablp =.
comment has boon made upon the psoprsly OF ths
revocation Of u. Il. Davis ~ Postmaster Of thss
city, and a. there SCENE 10 be misapprahcnslon.
or rmisuudctstaad!nr, IN reference 10 tho matter,
and aspecsally 80 by tho Springfield correspondent
Of the Chicago 71nss of the .1st inst, In Justice
10 First ASsatant Postmaster TyEcr, who scosns 10
DO charged by tho opposition with the revocation
des!re To place the matter In IT, true lIght boforc
thu public, being enc Of tho number who created
thu 'ser,ous row" over Davis appointment
Immediately, ,aftsr the Inauguration OF President
Nsyss Ar. pats otelousiy tondssed hts sory!ces to
gentleman OF our city. who Is : Republican, to
recuso his appointment Postmaster VI this place,
alleging that be could succted in doing 20 through
the iuluenco of Senator Davis, 10 whoas election
he arrogated 10 himself Considerable credit, And,
with Tits esntlemau's conscnt, he undertook tho
scry @ tss IL his scif- Imposed tasI. be bethousht
him tbat a. T. ssssnnss o. the Pos.omss would IL!
lonos oi being editor. and therefore DO deserted
sought lie once for himself - ) duty 10 himself
snl fsmily. y hs e1p;sssea @ and 10 no1lhed his
Aitrf fsuitisss effort IN has own behalf. hs ~.
Jowlul fact that NO ons bit distinctive Republics
sux [ss9s W: s
any change In lhe otstes uuss.s : vacancy occurred
81 Ill friend would .sek o. appointment hsa ".
influence With ssSatsr M Davis shosa M would d
KITE III. Ss t.. friend. o NJ, H. s. Fem, who ha.
'pzntica ID III behalf @ith soals success and !. liz
i,ms oi the late to.smasteE's death had secured
s".: :a a.s, s ass u IT, S
% esS4 s.*a ah t L.: r.
arnA SrIi1N haSia t(nu
, 1877-06-25
Zig Trecs and Mu.t.tudluous shIus,es.

- 6dE6Nt1 Lt, Ut0l0CFNT,
Lunsford shlnKle Mil. one mile north Of Q1eEna.
vile. hss capacity for running 2U, QUO shsuyles
day, aud suus regularly. A trra that will make
20, 0o0 fess Of lumber viii make 15O 700 shingles.
such Tree would b. sight fset 10 diameter aud l10
feat In length to Tho Limbs fornlnx tito top. Nj.
Luasfol4 x4s oas of ths arst sctt!crs st ur near
GucEuerllls. liz sAys tbs larges& tres 3n thu zig
bottotn measured twenty.st1 feet In diams.eI III
ta diameter sud fotty.tvs feet III circumference.
Nj Hcaser uaae ~. Qoo shlngle. out Of a tree ou
Hussl2n Mvsf bottom, oppoalte Nuosnasllls.
, 1877-06-25
THE COURTS.
Business Done in the Chicago Courts
tSaturday--New Suits.
4 Batch Of Opinions Filed at Ottawa...
Generally Country Cascs.

CHICAGO.
Df1L TO sToF 4 MOusE-MovrHu.
Thomas A. Rutherford filed bill Saturday
aRanst 8. 3. Hayes and zxtc J. Hayes to prevent
them from moving honfe. 'lIe aaYs That IN Aprii,
1879, George II. MuyFil made madu contract
With 8. 8. Hayes 10 sell him ak acrcsin tho N. E.
v Of Sec. 33, 40, II for 81, 900. All but about
81. 600 has been paid. The contract bus been
assfgncd by Merrill To complainant, who now wanls
10 collect the balance due tharenndcr. There Ia
house on the premises, and Hayes II Ia charged Ia
intending to remove H. and then throw MP the con-
tract. Tho property Is scant security for Tho IN.
enmbrancc, and complainant therefore asks that
Hayes may be restrained from removing ths house.
Tas INJUNCTION was granted.
DIVORCES,
Mary n. stobcr Aled bill Saturday against her
ausIand Jehn y: stohet ssatEna him with de-
ttN1Tkb STATES COURTS
Al. s.d biii Saturday ssaInsi Mary 4. .na IA.
w sm's ishob bess SsstI sImi Hnnis j. Ri Te: Mssa
Z. Ty!or, !.usteo, q: 9: llaines, J. l.. 1'ofan.
ssss ssSs 'ss 5.sos s;PH p. .2ns9s ill.,
x.gs tot 81. 500 on tho + = # ths south 400 tert
sabdisision 81 of ths n " of see. g Il, 30. II.
suranlon coIsr IN nalEE.
s:y o. 5 ete' T. eSs g. ssa ~ ssss sa
u. johnson 10 recnveT 81, 600 damages.
CIRCUIT COURT.
John D. Hfown began 4 anit for 22, 600 damAKe1
against lsaac sillingtun and lanes Shiriock.
THR CALL.
tupn1 HLoraErr--tInlImftej cali nj III calendar.
Jrpns JAsErnn-tia ~. IN t3s, 13t, 17at l27.
JUnNk MnORk-3I IT. ST. focASe on tffht
jrxyE isooERs-het case s. At. knGus ". Beehe1 and
calendar Nos. Ill ia 11n inclusive No on trial.
JubG1 MoALtisTKn-sct casea 2.802 peckcrt VI
WtgHskyj 4, 25u Imhon m. huckt and + t3U, Murphy
~. Lowell
IrpHs FARvzLL-GcnefAl bnsincBa. -.-
JGpGk WItLfANS-6et cAaet aI5, nowen Va Nefrltkt
yts, Fleming II, Morrison, and I,424 RAsicit ri
kneA1d. No cA*a on trial
JUDGMENTS.
.,uH.rtnsri C1EGU!I Couar-jrn1x Rtopaxrr-
e. L. Nathewt. khnnatratof, Va ttahaoia tsatlry,
vcr1lc k 7aI p. and mut!un Tor trsa by DEFEND
anL-AMaon Aaaa n. The Mcresutlia Insurance Com.
NGiHafoa Counr-Corykasloss-GeJm National
Hank ~. u. N. Ha4h. SJl2.f5. $50
JUNK JAMEsuN-H. W. Atttin ". feteF ErhlIaJ
and John Mcintosh. E48jM
CEEcr1F EhukT- Coz FEhsf1sR Charles TochIcr.
mann ~, Mhrla Schultz slHU-M. n. Hofkr 4 Aun VI.
frn1cHck II. Prince. 8al.17-D. N. Burnhnm Vi.
Joseph !. NcCors. $I.T1
, 1877-06-25
WHITE SKIN ON A BLACK MAN,
AhkepdNe Is. El AeNns4.

There IL a coal black negro mau In our vicinity
who will soon have stomach covered with as
whitu domoceat!o skid Al over g.aw In Edenhold.
THIS no doubt sounds both ridiculous and alarm
ing, but VIC will explain. Soma weeks ago Ur.
Wnltur It'll md Ds. wallace Hand cut frOn the
stuIllach Of this ntKr0 huge tulnos wstKhlng
BY the' operation they havu p'antsd nuniberless
little starr of skin utprod from their own arMs.
These STARS have taken root and ass ft spreading
soon havc whlta STOMACH outside. Skin u shout
n Tho RADICALS and nosrucs hasu 1uft us, ai To bc
thus generous with f u certatuly very lnuGaani.
UuuA,