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SNARE Probably the best use, therefore,
that can be made of tho space devoted 10
Ibis notice Of Hosielterh Stomach Bilters ID
20 invite those who read n l0inquire OF the
nariies thai have tested the curative and
preventive properties Of thu article what
lhey think of n, We earnestly request all
friends and neighbora ~ have taken this
standard tonic aud Alternative IN u protection
agaipsl Inalarious diseases, an ~ o cure for
Indigestion, liver complaint, constipation,
rheumatism, nervous debility, headache,
low spirits, languor biliousnesa, ete' what
Haateltsr's hlttsrs has done for them, There
II no teallbony no trustworthy Us ihai which
10 the result Of personal experience. A
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The equinox has passed and fears Of

The equinox has passed and fears Q
frost disappear.
MARKET" Is the name of a new
bakery on Main street., Y al
GEORGE WARRAN took d fancy to- a
horse, and per consequence goes TO
Huntsville for ten years.
PLENTY of material here to form /
company for the frontier when the bill
becomes law. ....t,.. p. g
A LARGE percentage of land in Dali
las and adjoining counties will be
planted in corn. ,ff .s.S..,
The case, of, the State vs.. Messrs,
Higginbottom, indicted for murder is
assigned for trial this morning.
REsuMPTIoNlof work on the Dallas
and Wichita railroad comes tous from
party who ought to know.
THE.iron for thefrontof the double
store of Mr.. Fields has arrived, and
when up will be beauty.
A COAL mine, not d thousand miles
from Dallas, is to be opened and
worked by one Of our go-ahead citi'
zens. - '-'' '''''
THE question of bridging the Trinity
at the upper ford is again being agita-
ted. "Free bridge" is the demand.
THE jury in the case Of young Jerry
Connolly, charged with murder, found
a verdict, and five years is the SEN
tence. ,a .f,o..t{
THAT handy little Innovation the
postal card, has been adopted as a
permanent convenience by our mer-
chants. IL is no longer novelty, but
necessity. ~ H3j
CHICKEN cholera is again COM
planned of in the suburbs. "Put mad
der enough In the trough of water to
color it Deep is preventative.
MEssRs. KEENE h NICHOLS adver-
tise in this mornings paper a lot Of
milk cows for sale. They have, also,
fine lot, of genuine Berkshire, pigs,
which are offered for sale. ' ~
ANOTHER sad railroad accident, this
time on the road between Marshall
and Jefferson, owing to a defective
bridge. The engine was thrown off
the track, and the engineer and fire.
man entangled In the debris. The fire.
man died q few hours afterwards from
the injuries received. The engineer,
quite seriously hurt, is still ofthe flesh,
and, it is thought, viii recover. ,t'.a.
William b. Parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu is a scientific
preparation. We are perfectly will
ling to allow a fun and sthofoush ex-
animation Of the article, and have no
fears for the result. In proof of this,
we, hayes supplied several physiciaiis
for'theif private practice, they being
aware of its composition, and know it
TO be one of the best diuretics in use.
For sale by all druggists, everywhere.
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

The Large Book and Station.
cry House Of Pierce a. Lyle
have Just opened the largest
stock Of Croquet Sets ever be-
fore brought 10 Dallas. AZ the
season IL drawing nigh for this
beautiful and fashionable
game, we would advise every
one 10 70 ana purchase "a set.
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NOTICE.

The Daily Herald IN now f"r-
nisIcd 90 ubscribcrs by carrier AT 10
cents per week. The paper viii he de-
Iivcrcd regularly ench morning NJ "i
early hour. 10 amy part Of The city ana
suburbs within u mile md hnit OF
the court house. subscribers failing
60 receive their paper will obiigc by
reporting 10 MIR. Rasye ~ this office.
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Ladies', Advertisement.

The ladies Of tho Presbyterian church Of
Dallas respectfully announce 10 the generous
public OF the city that they viii glyea sup
per NJ Fields lhealer on the nights Of March
~ ana Aprll I, with . lunch ON The nrst Of
April, The object being % raise funds 10 hna'
tain their church In This city,
Tickets Of admission iny cents, 70 be had
NJ all the bookstores or NJ tie door,
JNO, NJ, MCCOY,
w., CALDWELL,
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
35dlt Committee for The Ladies',
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Notice

TO the citizens OF Dallas and county. Your
attention Ia called to the fact that free
bridge ~ much needed and desired across
the Trinity river one mile and a half above
the city. II you viii call NJ the storelof NJ
IN, IIibbler 4 CO., on next Thursday, welwill
exhibit to you . nne and cheap model Of a
suspension bridge. DOM fail 10 call and
soc H.. a. lTuuuHN, .EtliInoir 3
gd2t ,.,.,.. ., MANY CITIZENS. !
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
"CrutchGeId House,
.JOu WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
mon % do as good work, and NJ M
low rates, ms can he dome anywhere
and We mean 10 do II. Hiring you'
Fine Job work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner ~ Main and
Lamar streets. .I.r.t.I .IilI
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At a meeting Of the Medical Society OF the
city Of Dallas, held on February 18th ulto.
the following gentlemen were appointed n
committee OF arrangements for the meeting
OF the State Medical Association In this city
on Tuesday, the7ul day Of April next, via
", II. Sutton, NJ D., ", II. Oliver, NJ. ~, l.,
Elliott, NJ. D., M.A.tornelius, MD. r. W
Allen, NJ. DeJ.V. Childcs, NJ. d., and II. II
Jones, -, 81 Ben hisfT TAO
The members OF the profession throughout
the State, are most cordially Invited to be
present ON the, ocoqYlon. ,t..t
ittlii 'i'' ", II. SUTTON, NJ D.,
2ld2w21w2w Chairman.
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billiards.

=
We had the pleasure, among others,
of being present last evening in the
newly opened billiard parlor on Main,
kept by i, J. Freepan, a w witnessing
display 81 skin with4lie tue, rarely
enjoyed by any one in this locality.
The Unprecedented run Of 1881 points
was made by a young gentleman, rep
resenting one Of the staunehest houses
in st. Louis. This, we believe, the
greatest score ever attained by any one
in the state, II not, we should like to
be informed. BY the way,the proprie-
tor Of this recherche establishment
deserves the highest praise fdr getting
up SO elegant place which reflects
credit uponsan concerned. 800
ma - fygu : rf ia1 qal
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Clean Uni Clean UpI

The citizens of Dallas are hereby notified
thut the sanitary laws of the city OF Dallas
will take effect from this date, and that after
the expiration OF twenty days the city mar
shal and police force will report Ill nuisan-
ces to me. All keepers OF hotels, boarding
houses saloons, vegetable stands, hide
houses and places whore nth accumulates
RAPIDLY, are notified that the sanitary laws
win borigidly enforced after the above da te
NAT, A. CORNELIUS, NJ. ID.
90 Health officer city of Dallas.
March Z, 1874.
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Go 70 Franklin's book store,
II You want Bibles Of any kind,
or pieturessor picture frames.
or blank books, or stationery,
or fresh garden seeds, or wall
paper, or y albums, or dairies, or
anything else usually found In
n flrst-cIass bookstore. Frank
lin sells elaeap.Y THO sAaEAx
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Thesptas lPcasiysI.

There will be q Concert Tableaux and
Charades given at the Thomas church, on
Wednesday evening. theast of April, AIDI
1871, by the young ladies' and gentlemen OF
the 'neishbofhood, the object OF which is TO
complete said building for church and
school purposes,I .poprs ops, eems,alk all
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MIR. q. w. BECK FIT

Ia our authorized agent for this city, with
powor 10 make collections and solicit ndyrr-
tisNments ana snDscrlptlohs iol lllls pnpur'
All contracts made by him VIII DO rocog-
nlZed by this Office. "a
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Reed a. Lathrop, opposite the
pOstofiice, have paper bags.
straw and MANILA paper, at ~
Louis prices. .. s,,r 70
2ldim t"''f'' IL
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An advertisement OF a medicine. however
candid and conscientious Il may be, does not
always carry conviction with H. Tue public
know to their sorrow that the boastful-
claims put forth In behalfof the many social
ed remedies are literally "a dslusion and q
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Eyes should have them Strengthened. Call
on DR. Beaumont, Cfutchneld house. Bdlt
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CAPTAIN Join w. LAVE,

Assistant secretary OF the senate. Is an
authorized agent of the DALLAS HERALD In
Austin. tgA III Be
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.rnwn I.ais for sale.

twelve lots tone block, on the principal
business street of the town OF Hutohipa, on
,he Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale at low prices Apply tyv,SneL,s
Iyl5dtf Herald Once
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ADyEnrHsENr ENTs

Intended for the mornings Herald
should be handed ia by q o'clock the
previous evening. to insure their In
scrtiOn. .Iott.g
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wr ". m. sparne,

OF shreveport, IL our authorized agent ior
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 70 hdvor'
5ise In or subscribe for THE HERALD IRE re-
spectfully referred. ... .. q.
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beautiful young lady went to n ball one
cold night-danced tiQ n late hour-became
too wnrm-went hOme-was chilled-stck
next dny--doctor several days-no relief-a
friend calls-urges the use of English Female
Bitters--one bottle cured. l7dlm
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COus! Cows

sAAf, 2 ". t.sJ 80 :. -.
rive on Friday or Saturday They can be
seen in the stable, opposite the Crutchfielo
house. Also, q lot of ano Berkshire pigs, for
sDls by OF 'iih'i -
KEENE q NICHOLS,
3sd3t q OCSrherIgim ana A,kthists,
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NOTICE TO ADsEwrISERs.

nsereafieraiiibiiis for advertisements
a. this paper Will be collected monnhiS'
unless otherwise specified IN on'r"c's'
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Croquet Sets Of all sizes and
prices at {lAO ! NJ
" PIERCE A. LYLES.

BARRIERS always use the best? which is
Bineaud's Lightning Hairpye. For sale by
all druggists. " a y
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Have You tried the new sta
tIonery and paper firm, oppo-
site the p0siOiilcee Reed a.
Lnthrop Will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout MANILA bags, al NJ.
I@eir Prices. iGBYiEi
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A crying baby and sickly wife
Are woes of u married mans life,
Difficulttorany one tn enture.
But English Female Filters will cure.
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Asthma is beyond expression. To such we
have n question to ask Why suffer when re-
lisfis within yoarreach 2 Msrsden's Pector-
al Balm has proved successful in the treat
nent of every case. For sale by ali drug
gists.
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TbeladlOs viii mud some beautiful spring
goodsat y, u, BRYAN n co.'s,
20dtf Main street.
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.ITINITTI
To the Legal Voters of the City O
n.uIua ~

lH1Wt IiB
To the Legal Voters Of the City Of
naIlas sRs
Op, Monday, Jthe I'D instant, the resistra-
ltlpn books FOR the registration of all legal
voters, vili be open at the following places
at so'cioclxA. NJ, and close at O'clock =. NJ,
with an intermisson of one hour each day
at II o'clock, for five days, consecutively, in
the Second. Third and Fourth Wards, and
for seven days (sanday excepted IN thsFirst
Ward.
,klHtwaTdJAt TIE 9la, Telegraph Offices on
Jefferson street.
sscouti ward1rxt cmaIloyl& IGobie's store,
on ,firifin slreet6 4,-stYdzlls stss fnsasis
Third ward-At Greer's store on Swiss
street stsasv .tsotjs ulnM no 800 2
FoDggrthl lyard5-At, Yonnss ,storsuen cHsr.i
wood Street.
bns ,swIIbIsM o. YOUNG, Registrar. ~
Saip''e q yqqsf o. illw eds s19tw
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New invoices Of the latest tyles0f the most
elegant variety ofnew goods NJ
Ia fgOdtf o. u, Is, BRYAN n CO.'S.
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Pratt's Astral oil, absolutely non-explsive
For sale byFsI'f sHsGHosKINs.
33dlw2gwlm
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For Sale.

Three good residences in this city. bmme-
diate possession given.
l59-dtr STEAGALL h co.
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Law Blanks of every description for sale,
and printed to order, at this office.
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The NexlLumber Ynr.l.

Corner Elm and Sycamore, streets, Is
stocked WITH Old belt mid heapest assorted
white pine, poplar and yellow pine lumber.
Call then anf MAKE the best bargains. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.ie isez lces. ans
q. l.. HERNDON,
3jdlwi % 80 eiif ~ "' i7'fa Agent.
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Not &c.

Two dwelling houses 10 rent.
2ldlm ., STEAuALl,SCs
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Just open, mt EB. Bryan Co.'s splendid
stock of spring goods. The ladies should call
atonce and examine. 'sifyi .,,.s, 2sdtf
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Attention Stockholders.

The first annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of tic Dallas
Real Estate i,snd adBuilling
Association will be held in
Fields theater, ON Monday.
3Oth instant, at PIE o'clock
II. Ma Attention Is called to
artielel4, section l, Of the BY
laws, in reference to proxies.
"a by order Of the Presillent.R Z
e. q EERS sSh T1PaBARRY,Q
Secretary and Treasury.
"] Ia~ gNa "a TS9
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Fruits. nuts ana Confec,ioncrics.

y & iic;; LEMONS f u box * toI Oranges % ' i
box 81 20; Figs, new y ID zoe; Raisins, in
layers, v box, new 81 20; Dried currants,
Iante, " n, new l5c; Turkish prunes new
TSw5 i Is zoe; Wainuts, i + BE, Brazil nuts,
| " h l5c Peanuts, " ID PFC; Cranbcrres, u
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, " 100 $40 OO@l2 80; Fine
fancy candy, y ID 25@3jc; Pecans, " Dushel
| ~ 30
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Cotton.
Hide. as,i Leather,
rus decentralization,

our quotations represent cash prices
round lots,
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Peaches, 2.lb, " dozen, 81 10; Fears, lib, v
dozen, So 90; Plums, green cages, 2-lb bl dozen,
50 80; Strawberries, 2-b, " dozen, So 25; Rasp-
berries, 2-lb fdozen, 81 ~; Blackberries 2-b
" dozen, " 80; Tomatoes, Bib u dozen, ~ 5Oi
dozen, SO 90; Succotash IN, u dozen, 50 50;
HOLSTERS, In, " dozen 81 OO;. Oysters, lib, "
dozen. 81 10,
, 1874-07-25
Judge Tr,mbull omitted to aBk, M Ia usual, for
leavo to ainond Tho bill ul1tll yoateralay.

1u,oo 1rum,mll on,fttod to Ask, ca Ia ,,sual for
laws 10 aruoud Tic bin untii yoatorlays
'''''' - "~ ITEMS.
norins s"tn etroot ooo,nn".,o M naao IN ,i,o io
nnrninc. in lin Co,npli 0hnmhnr' 0~'0 WIN
1u;ino MnfiohorIa vii In t,nrn r.. o.aov h e,r,
h,ia n orcnntt0n. '' w. vi" F"
Judge Dnrns viii hayc prou,ptory cali Of mn.
tioua for now trial. ''r'~'' Wall " D''@
Tim An,erosn Woo. srnIss pancs counTs qan,n e,,
b against 8. ". Whcolock to rcsira ] H., Su fron
manufacturing con,plainarta' untent FOR IN mnhina
Fl. ". Jonas. 7. n, p.1tor W n n,,,s rrod
Fox nni " IL filfford i1o1 ,"c,t.r IT, @ s,oatnr.
day agaInst tic EIait, raokinr Oo,npaiiy to ro.
stran Il from inifino;nr i ',nt, ov Wipanv,S I'M.
provonasnt III tho meih5a f''a Of preserving groom
nAsrnur7cy ,7rna,
In the matter Of Gi1aon Ir,,ost1oll an ordor
iandg of tho laMkrunt e. Kounah@'
In tin cnao ~ +. II f,iiicsnio. nm order wne
tssol sottinr ~ s.,in ia nain of - certain ren
aslatn az i,,o honlrnot ] ~ " r. oromit and tho
Trustee autlorizel to aiyertiao again,
In tha ,nsttnr ~ t1n,hnrs Sranirn Ar nr,1cr
aS r oare 81 ov n show ~ eatsn
Mnnlnv. whv in sl,nnifl r,nt In aitnntcd fnr
intorfor1ur ,y;tt, lin uronorty Of tLe baukrupt.
sr,rEn1on cotjnr IN pu1EF,
1onatban bowman Lcrar q suIt for $4,000
nrninst l. 4. TljIg-
srbo Thayor 4 Toboy ls,irn,t1,to Uortuauv sued
| 7. T. savIeR for al, ,5li,.
4 n Tnvsnn haofrrna sund W NJ J2r.ttnr
for Il nm >''''eN'
IN gt,, I., ,1,.,,o., 1,,r,, 1,o,., o,,t4 IA w.
Anu = Iuasn nnn Nat'vn"I ~ M n. oos"n o"As :" 40"
cover y, ouo OF i. II. Aol1ol.
JOHN Covert comIoncod MI action tor S2000
ngaitat !. s. 11enlrickson.
Tho Hartford Publishing Company brought
suit arausk III, 4. Parker aud Erail Casport
nia;rnirr "a. mn.
oi1s'iitrs s,!,.o Sa,u' n t, ma .,.,,.. l.,
~ - t"eu ~ ~ ~ ~, r"t ~, M,Iu lt1e1t'o ~
aaaatman'F ,aGalnss h e. ano ~ "epssor anu L. A.
Ioyt & Alsip sued s. r. Dowoy, aud r. T.
Mporo for 81, 200.
l. f. t)wH1nv non,r1oncod a init arAinst r. W
n,tuo, .,,d Woai,;,"ta. w. itrr., in .v io,,,
sren a. ais 1 oo Va" u''n' lsi"6 u"i
aeta ~ S1o, oou. ..---.
John Brand IL Co. brought Ruit for 81, GOO
, 1874-07-25
Abuse OF tho Par0oninw Posver&

The form in which Judge Mackoy passed SEN
tehce upon man convicted Of arRon ut the
Court Of General Sessions, ia Lancastez County,
s. G., was abfollows:
The Slate Ut South Carolina, County OF Lancaeter.
In tho GeuersI sesaiu1ls, July Tern la74. Tho sats
vs. Calvin Black, alIas Calvin Waltup. 1ndiutmcnt,
nrsut; ynclift, gully.
1upaE'a nEMAnka.-T do hereby eentence Calvin
Black, convtcte Of arson, to be imprisoned At hard
labor iu the pcntentary for life. This convict wss
ahiy and earnestly defended by h1essrs. KerHAw s,1
htoore two distinguished counaellofs asslgnad by the
Conrt TIE verdict Was rendered by IN impartial Jury
Of singular iutegence composed ot five white and
severn coUre ctizcns, aelette y tho Prisoner, who
lad forty challenges. Tho evidence developed the
fact that child about years OF age was eonsun1-
q, tn tho brnlng dwcling-honse. do, therefore, In
tho name Of vioAtcd law. protest against Esecnivo
clerncncy being extended tn this caaa by tie Uief
Htagstrate F. J. h1usea, it,, who has 80 proauetl
tho pardonfng power "a 10 mako Tho adinisraion Of
the criminal law mockery of Justice. and convert the
broad seal u tho stats into tho symbo Of approved
crime.
Witness my hand At Lancaster Courthouse, 8, O..
this 9th day Of July, A. D. 1871
T. ]. MAuHErt olTcut Court.
, 1874-07-25
THE NEW POSTAL LAW.
Provisions TINT Wont Into Effect
July |, 1874.
Those that VIII Not Go Into Operation
until July /, 1876.

tr1a 1,ostn,sator of Cbtcaoo ID IN receipt of tho
following telegram from tho poat;oaleo Depart
rnsut, coucerntDR tho now Postal la"'
WAsa,sa1ok, D, O.. July "a, 1884,
1ey. xeAr'sx, lo.a,a.tr. cAf,ys. ;; o,can. ysc.
IN hcw Me hssa stn NV S,se1 y ssom ja, l. isb
Ao,,np First A.,,...n. Soans Ssst@aae1 sea%; assrn
m rnorohss,,,ao and n}l otl,or 1nattor Of tho
..,'a ., na,,"ac n Uniform at cont for
sach ounces or fractlon tloroof, f,-pacxh hm-
ited TO pounds. -u..,
Il viii 10 oDBorrel that thoro ,s q reduction In
s,a rsta - routocn from q col,ts to cent por
ouneea v aa' Ct u traction Oh norohnudtso and such
othhr articles governed by the Hatrn rstloe, AZ
,saM .p. ~ i'orcnso in tho woight-li,nlt from II
onnoos 10 pounds. The articles Of tho third
.,..s IN wh,oh tnis proyisIon refers. arc
snutnorasod In seo. l3s Of tho POSTAL 1--WE Oh
1879, and arc rs follows;
sro, Lad. 1lastle matter Of the third clnsa shall en-.
eyspapers m1gsfnes ns' ahs
prootsoea' GGsrSe'eu Sto nat.rnt samn,cs
sHgraMhgs, ~. 1cae,1iun io,,ns In weixlt.
Saes nv ai.s
posss st"r snnrsna %m rs,rsanatnns Of diner
M sta ,t,e papu ssea ouinns 6ulbs rs seons ad al
eler nstfr M Th a3 10 ~ oeSrea xo n Sea
hw s ~ a e1os c aresg ar mo- no tso as sas fo Or
nature liable e asstrpy aosee Or " a ono
tho eontene H. 9f he ag Or tlH Gfaoh as T. nusons
ssss s1rMs.iss M ,sssss!s aud obscene looks, ''' ''
excl.ideu from the inails: u 1,,st,,
The following provisions o. .no ,a1, ~" 'A'A'
hat ono ,o,,nY ooEy ii.ro T. III liz
same afo pfn.ei III *ols Or III pitt AID published,
~ s 20 arGu y oeoa Or slrbtc1
, 1874-07-25
South CNrOlfs111s

:.
Tho rapid descont to ruin Of South Carolina is
well illustrated by tbs figures given by the
Charleston Ne,os III regard to tho land contis.
Gated In default Of tho payment OF State taxes,
In twenty-five conntica thcro has been sold or
coni,soased by tbs State, In two years, 6S0 1a4
norea Of land, equal in area to $50 square miles,
and throughout the entire Stale, the sales and
rorioltureg reaoh BIZ, ,GD7 acres, or 1,3s0 square
miles. As the entire urea Of land aasesaol for
taxation ID brt little over 1G, soc, 000 aorca, it
follows that 6 per cent OF the whole area OF the
Htato has already boen coullscatod for tho non-
payment of taxos. At this rats, MoAes and his
inlnons will soon havo stato half as large al
Now York to sell to tue highest bidder.
, 1874-07-25

Continuation Of I'csaisnoily for tho
ColtfGs&nntH.
The Walker wil.caso is still tho piece de re-
sisiamce at tho County Court room before Judge
Wallace. Tho crosB-e1n!nluatlon Of the aoh,
y. o. wALHEE,
was continued by Mr.. swe.t Yesterday morning.
Being questioned, lo stated tint ho took no
memorandum Of evidence Of his fathers nlontal
condition until May II, after tho marragc. Ho
considered that transaction Buch an outrageous
imposition that he remained at homo almost en-
tiroiy thereafter, aud took notes OF whatever oc-
CURED until Mr.. Waikor's doath. Ho was not at
homo during the daytime until tho 11th, but VAS
at home almost every night. Ho stayed with his
father Oh tho night Of lila death until . o'clock,
and then went to bed, leaving him in tic caro OF
cousin. lilo wroto his diary daily after May II,
and put down al1 fuotB, however thoy tendod.
Tho idca WAS proposed by Mr. Small on occasion
Of visit to him to consult with regard 10 tho
marriage. Uo was in tho habit Of jotting down
facts aud words regularly each morning, aud
also as the moment.
Witness mentioned several peraons who wore
In tLs scA-toom With him, by night and day. He
was himself With Ills fatbor during the grcater part
of tho timc. On the morning Of AIny II leceaael
refused to take ILLS breakfast unless tho nurse
allu luOtuor poTBOu pEeaOut BuOulu bRKg D QTlNK
with him.. Tho nurse, upon being aahed II sl,o
tlonE"t At "n''st NV" w.. Nv "As upou,' -
10 oo'hE' repAau. ~ SuS' MS u'lno u al rlshs.
Ho remembered tint dcceased, upon May n, vas
ignorant that lo had already signod tho loan pa-
npra. W1,noss rond from hia lnrv to thai effect.
;,.n;o1 tt,ot Ia ho, .z,,oa t.,,, 49,.
Dsseasou ueu'oo 'i,aI "o .'"u 1ensa snom' "ho',
tosd by witness. ana assessea t,at he had aigned
tliem several days oe1ofo. Mrs. AorFon vas
Vreaont as tile tlme.
THE aARn1AnE+ .
With regard to the question which deceased
asked Of witness on May u, VIZ: do you think