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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Copart-
IN ncrship heretofore existing between o.
II. G. SMITH & CO., as Cigar Manufacturers,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by Mr.. Ii. PECHs
NER.
0. II. G. SMITH g. co.
Oct 81, 1876 8 3
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Failures.

Failures of large houses and bank
ing institutions throughout tho coun-
try, are announced nearly every day
The liabilities arc generally more
than twice tho amount Of assets.
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The State of South Carolina
PICKENs County.

by l. II. Phiipot, Jndse of Probate.
WHEREAs, W. T. Field, hath made suit
w to me to grant him Letters of Admin
istration, on the Estate and Effects Of John
NJ. Field, deceased
The kindred and creditors of tho said John
NJ. Field, are therefore cited to be and ap
pear before me, In the Court of Probate, to be
holden at Pickens G. H., on Monday, tho 18th
day of November next, at ii O'Clock. n. m,
10 shew cause, If any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and real this the
28th day of October A D., 1876.
/. II. PHILPOT, GP.Pc.
Oct %, 1875 o
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Notice..

DERSOES Indebted to the subscriber must
Il come and make Settlement My Books
must he closed. l must have money to pay
my debts.
F. A. MILES.
Oct %, 1876 8
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Ell Y 3 & RI RAA.

MARRIED, on the 7th instant, by Rev.
THos. LoOPER, at the residence of Mr.. HENRY
j. Lewis, Mr.. JEHU CHASTAIN to Miss
MARY STEWART-all of Pickens.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A PPLICATION will be made TO /. H.
"A Philpot, Judge of Probate, for Pick
ems County, on Saturday, the Goth day of
November next, for leave to make Final
Settlement of the Estate of Abraham Burdino,
deceased, and be discharged as Administrator
Of said Estate.
]. It. ANTHONY, Admir-.
Oct 81, 1876 8
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The GrcenviIlo Daily News fails
to reach us about overy othor day.
What's the mattor rcighbor?
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HIarle, Wells & TaYIOr.

EaFIee Wells az Taylor,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Having established an office at Pickens G.
H., s. c., will attend promptly to all business
left with G.. w. Taylor who may be always
found at their office at Pickens C. H., s..
One of the senior partners will aiways be
present at the Courts TO assist with the busi-
ness.
w. Il. EARLE,
q. q. WELLS, G.. w. TAYLOR,
Greepyille, S. C, Pickens, s. G.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

III THU ITODNIG CONfF.
Mary ODell, Administrative, and J Perry
Cooper, administrator, Plaintiffs.
Ys
Margaret NJ Loopcr, James A O'Dell, Fred.
rick G O'Dell, Nancy l. ODell, julius r
O'Dell, Lawrence p, ODeIl, A NJ Neal.
Elias Il Mauldin, Andrew @ Wyatt and
Abner Mullinax, Defendants.
By virtue of an order in the above entitled
case. all persons holding claims against the
estate OF Calvin O'Dell, deceased, are hereby
notified that they are required to prove thsn,
with the date and rank of each, before mo an
or before the first day of December, 1875, or
dc forever thereafter debarred from nll bens.
ut Or advantage under the doclee to be rem.
dered herein.
l. II. PHILPOT,
nOo ot Probate Judge.
October 7, 1875
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-26
ONE wORD WITH Y0U,

The newspaper of place Is the best
criterion 10 Judge the public spirit and
enterprise on place, ~ reAecls these
qualities, aswell Rsihe intelligence aud
degree OF culture ~ the inhabitants,
Where q paper has 20 depend upon lo'
cal patronage, 10 a great eSient u
should enforce ihe cash system FOR Of
all bills ~ oolleol printing or adyer'
tIslng one IL the hardest, People seem
10 forget that We have 10 pay cash for
material and large farce weekly,
They act on II any time would do TO
settle This n wrong, aud Injuries aud
hampers W, Suppose every dealer IN
Dallas had 10 pay cash for his goods
aud his force every Saturday or stop
business,h how manyoflhem would last,
M Tue HERALD has, ior twenty-five
years. We say 10 our friends and pat
rons that they are N much Interested
In the prosperity Of Dallas ~ We are,
aud that they can not hetler secure
this than by poypgpromplly, and thus
enabling W. 10 send oul from their
midst such q paper ~ VIII speak for
itHel(of the enterprise aud sound poll
10y Of this continuity. We do our
part they must do theirs, TnG HER
ALp hegs nothing hut ~ demands aud
viii enforce IL claims for what II, In
many instances, overdue, ~ u matter
of mlr play and Justice.
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A RIXEn PANF.

Disguise II as We may, the high rate
of interest demanded here IL crlppllng
men Of small means, enrichlng the
few who have ready money, relurdlug
the progresS Of the place aud forcing
good citizens 10 seek homes aud busl-
ness elsewhere. Nothing could give u
better lden Of Tie aoundness Of our
progress than the fact that Dallas con.
tinues 10 progress, although bleeilngat
every pore. There mover was M little
money In circulation, All Of our husl-
ness men are cramped to death. Mon
cy can not be had on the best of sccu-
rity and that At high rate Of Interest
Where Is all the money gone to? into
the hands OF q few who IRE getting
just what II will bring for H.
II does seem 10 US that Il our mon
eyed mon would take hold of the man
ulacturlng interest they would in the
end reap greater profit tlnn they ARE
now doing in the dangerous expert
ment Of continuous high rate, So
long MS Dallas has three per cent u
month gnowing NJ her vitals her future
viii be problemallcol.
The legislature should give the sub
Ject of usury law fair and just con-
silerOlioni unbiased by any influences
that may be brought to bear to defeat
IL. The matter will certainly come up
in the constitutional convention aud
action will have to be had. If the
want of II usury law Is an impedi-
ment to the states progress, remove II.
II money 10 worth just what IL win
bring, let the law say so and interest he
optional in rate, It's as plain rs day,
though, that limit must be fixed and
enforced.
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lrandinary display pf ynlgariIyl Vl'
clou-uess and yenalltY The Lpg-
lish people arc quietly pointing N
lpuisiana aud Niokburg as thp best
answer % tho iustIan aud lanauelsm
NJ these selfmade patriots, Il ispos-
slide 10 lmmbug constituents with
these TRADES pHlnsl the English, but
lha civilized world will he simply
mnusoi at tho constant uHo Of lhelf
sfonb ia trade lhe radical politicians
arp maklng lu lho way OF iiparagng
other Countries by fulsome hallery aud
misrepresentation Of their own The
Spectacle presented vs. The United
fmtes now 70 foreign observation l'not
natl6rlug win All Of our talk about
liberty there ID lpsa of 1t Ia Louisiana
to-day than IN any part Of Europe,
and this viii be the case unless tho
breaks are put down once and for all
on Granlism,
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TIE PROBABLE NEW ELEcrION.

The holding of n constitutional con-
vention will, in all probability, in
yolven new election OF state officials
from the governor down. The expense
will be an item, but the people, for the
sake of securing the benefit to be de-
rived from constitution that Will
remedy the defects of the present one,
will be willing to see the money spent
to accomplish so desirable reform us
that body will bring about even 4 n
new election is ordered.
There will probably he an effort
made by the radicals to put a state and
county ticket in the field, of such a
character as will seduce the soreheaded
element into its ranks in order to
create division of sentiment and action
In the democratic ranks. This party
trick will not work. Nothing now
can res,irrect the radical party into any
thing like enough vitality to make a
struggle that would possess any OF
the elements of success. If they
should even have the audacity to ap-
peal to Grant to interfere here in
Texas, it would result in more serious
consequences than the same policy did
in New Orleans and Vicksburg.
It is to be hoped most sincerely that
in the event of new election, that all
mere sectional jealousies and griev-
ances will be buried in the one com.
mon desire to elect the democratic
nominees as unanimously as possible
and that our western Texas friends
particularly will lose sight of the
bunion of division which is Just now
troubling them. A new election mean:
to u great extent the reelection of tn,
present principal incumbents, althougl
here and there changes will possihl.
be made by the people.
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THE BRITISH LION VS.. THE AssEE:I
GAN EAGLE.

The comments of the English press
upon the last usurpations of Grant are
scathing. That individual is handled
without gloves and his course de-
nounced in unmeasured terms. There is
inherent in the British love of liberty
which reyolts at seeing 1t trampled
upon by a brutal soldery. The spirit
of Hampden still haunts every Eng
lish heart, and that people see with
shame and Indignation the degreda-
ton of their race in America. 1t has
so long been the custom Of the Chand-
lers and Logans, the Elijah Pograms
and Jefferson Bricks to rant and rail
ut 1.-THE effete despotisnlp of England,
and to shake their fists at the British
lion and defy that king of the forest
to deny that the American is not the
freest man on earth. Whlethese dem.
agogues are numbering the kings Eng
fish and giving The world the most.ex.
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MEDICAL
DIR. 4. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WoRM SpEcIFIc,
OR
V Z r M | + u G. Z.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countcnancc is pale and
leadcn-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribcd spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
scmicirclc runs along the lower eye
lid the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes blecds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing Of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny
or frrcd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
Gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; Aeeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costivc; stools Shiny, not
unfrcqucntly tingcd with blood; belly
swollen and hard; urine turbid; re-
Spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccoueh; cough
sometimes dry and conyulsive; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth; temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. g
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, ~
DR.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
The universal success which he
attended the administration of th..s
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in pledging ourselves to the
public to
0RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
suppoSltlon OF worms being the
cluse." In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
centPreparation, not capable Of doiRg
tie slightest fayWytO he NEST tendt3,
infant Address all orders to
FLEMING EROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros. will do well to write
their orders distinctly, and take nons bit Dr. C..
NLGns's, pre6aysdby Fleming Byos. ,Piffiln,gJi,
"a. To those wishing to give them tnal we will
forward per mail, post paid to any part OF the
United States. one box Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps or one vial Of Vermifuge for
fourteen threecent stamps. All orders from Canada
must be accompanied by twenty cents extra,
RI For sale by Druggists and Country Stors
Keepers generally
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ONE night recently tho gas sud,
denly went out IN MNrselllos and
left Tho whole city in darkness At
that moment u gymnast was per,
frming on tho dying trupoze In
tho thealer, llo was even Ia the
mir At that very ldalant, having
ma 10 his leap from ono trapogo 70
catch tho Other lie caught tho
other successfully, but 10 such ner'
vous condition that no remained In
q convulsiyo or culalopue state,
lIo could not relax his grasp to
change his position his muecleS
held rlgidly ~ steol, and hii whole
body was fixed swinging like q
stone Ito was taken down In that
condition and recovered nest day,
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NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER THE lsr DAY OF FEB
" ruary, 1875, the firms OF Clark, Bryan Il
Blake and Bryan Brothers will be merged in-
to one, under the name and style of Clark,
Bryans & Blake, and will occupy their new
brick building. corner Lamar street and Pa
ellie depot, near postofiice, TODD n wholesale
and retail dry goods and grocery business.
We make this copartneiship mainly 20 re-
duce expenses. and better enable us to give
perfect satisfaction, If possible TO do so in the
transaction OF business. Each OF the old
farms are very thankful for the generous
patronage extended them, and In the future
we are certain the new firm of Clark, Bryans
Il Blake will he better prepared to please
their numerous customers than in the past.
our building We think sufficient for handling
and displaying goods, our capital abundant
for purchasing, aud our superintendents will
be untiring % give satisfaction in purchasing
at the lowest prices and disposng OF them
Mt the smallest profits.
CLARK. BRYAN & BLAKE,
BRYAN BROTHERS.
Dallas, Texas, December is, 1874.
267d&wtfebl
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TEXAS NEWS,


Houston cast e,sdi votes In its last
election,
There Ia . telegraph office now at III
lot Point,
Plano To have hook aud ladder
company
A large black bear has been seen
lately near Paris,
A colony or l,oulslaulNns have ret
tied near Galesylllc.
An Omaha man h going 70 repair the
Murhnll court house
The Knights Of Comns are going to
Jefferson, February o,
There are only one hundred aud
thirty papers In this state,
james Leach, clerk Of the district
court of Bell county, IL dead,
james +, Douglas has been elected
president Of lheTylerlap road,
Z, w, COapary late Of louisiana,
died In Tyler on lhelsth instant
More cotton was received In Sher-
man last wocl than Cor several weeks
posL
Major George Chamberlain, of
Bryan, who hos been very III, Is conva-
descent,
Tho murdcrcn Of SlmonJ, MAYNARD,
Of Crockett, are known, aud viii be
punished,
The Gcrmanla Lelderkmn2, uf
Houston, celebrated their anniversary
with grand bull.
II, IL. Bordeans, Of Gainesville an
cX.mcmher Of the Thirteenth legisla-
ture, died recently
What with II ilrcman's benefit aud
the ladies' lestlvalond u large Wedding,
Bryan was gay last week,
twenty-five thousand five hundred
dollars woNhof property was destroyed
by the late fire ut Cal"ort.
The Fort Worth Standard has kept
the wolf from the door aud is going
ahead with renewed yigor,
j, NJ. Bratcher, of Van Zandt coun-
", attempted TO kill himself with Il
pistol IN Paris on Wednesday last.
Mr. Chancellor banker died sud-
denly near Gnnis--supposed to be the
result of n fall from ear at Dallas.
The bill authorizing the governor to
offer n reward OF four thousand dollars
for John Wesley Hardin has passed the
legislature.
Ogden Bryant, of Bowie county, has
been appointed by the governor agent
Of the education bureau to reside at
TcXarkaua.
Green Williams (negro), indicted for
killing an organ grinder between Ty-
Ter and Troupe has been founo guilty
of murder in the first degree.
DIR, j. A, Spencer, dentist, of Bren-
ham, died last Tuesday of smallpox,
and his wife and daughter have il
now. 1t is not spreading, however.
Fort Worth has had IA Publication
over the visit of the Texas and Paciti,
railway officials, and in its minds
eye sees the iron horse there July LIST.
The residence and furniture If Dr.
A. ;. Heney, of Jefferson, was de
stroyed hy fire Sunday morning. In'
sured forSl, 200, one third of the value
Senator Camp has introduced u bi
in the legislature providing for Grim
inal court for the counties Of Smith
Anderson, Henderson, Van Zandt
Kaufman and Rockwell.
The contract for building the Hen
derson and Overton railway has beer
signed by Major Dewey. The depo
grounds in Henderson will be locate,
between the public square and the fai
grounds.
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senator w. A. Wallace, tie ez-Vicc
President OF the Texas and Paeifie
Railway.

Senator w. A. Wallace, the ez-Vicc
President OF the Texas and Paciie
Railway.
The telegraph yesterday morning
briefly announced the election of Hon.
w. a. Wallace, by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, to succeed the Hon.
John Scott in the senate of the United
States after the 4th of March next
Mr.. Wallace is of Scotch Irish descent
and was born in Huntington county,
Pennsylvania, in 1927, being now in
his forty eighth year. We find the
following sketch of his life in the
Philadelphia Telegraph:
AZ the age of seventeen young WAL
lace began the study of the law with
his father, and was admitted to the bar
in 1877. AS a lawyer he has been very
successful, especially in cases in which
land titles and railroad interests were
involved.
In 1862 Mr.. Wallace entered active
political life, being nominated to the
state senate by the democracy, and
elected over Hon. Il. w. Hall, the then
speaker of the senate, ard popular re.
publican leader in that section of the
state. He has been reelected fouI
times in succession, and is now just en-.
terlng upon the first year of his fifth
term. For four sessions he was Il lead
ing member vi the judiciary commit
tee, and for two sessions of the finance
committee. In 1871, when the demo.
Gratis obtained control OF the state 2en-
ate for the first time since 1859, he was
elected speaker of that body.
Since his entrance into the senate,
Mr.. Wallace has been recognized
leader of the democracy of Pennsylva-
mia He served as chairman of the
state central committee several years,
being first placed in that position in
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RAILROADS.
CEE A-TJclm CSF wIAIm.
TuTARB EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1874.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three DAILY Passenger Tralap,

Leave Galveston at fi0 am and arrive at
Houston az ki0 IA,
Leave GALVESTON ~ iNDp ~ and arrive ~
Houston AZ $50 q ~,
Leave Galveston ~ $3.50 p IA and arrive ~
Houston ~ $40 y ~,
Leave Houston 40 bilh u ~ and arrive ~
Galveston a. 300 an
Leave Houston lODJ ~ hud arrive az dhl-
weston NJ 2a1 . ~,
Leave Houston at Na0 y ~ ana arrive AZ
Galveston 40 liAD p M
on Sundays, passenger IRAN leaves uhlNeh'
ton at 1000 q IA Leaves Houston ~ 200 y ~,
1hOBiNa m train nom Galveston eunn6olh
at HARRISBURG with The Galveston HARRIS
burg ana Kan Autuull railway, CNnnuW ~
Houston With tho Houston ana Texas Cen'
trail railroad
The $500 y "a eNprn1a from NYl"rslnu con,
nccp with Che Houston Wd Teams Central
railway,
lle soon 90 tEprg nom Galveston con.
uOgH Witu tnc luirrglNrHW UNl NfuAi
NurtNrm railroad a. inuIuu HlH pn,
lhe lnNl u 'rn'H 'W .Inu 'NN ly's 40
Galveston Di 1890 b pa to"n''H win t"e
Morton WruWU.
TrBrt 0GIrH, lN WrU1r' streets Calves
ton, aud on rIu H.Hni
Communication Nytrib to .tl points. one
thousand and hyc hundred mil7 tickets, can
hepuicnHsod ni thN UrJ tU'rr"s %, mis- COM
pni,y Ol nom Galveston urhu Disco.
O.. A., NttHOAN, HuNfiuiendCpl,
", H. ANDREWS Htnnnl iiOtrl Agent,
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Ircaluhmi snmula,ion,

Dlnuslhle Mlmulanls provided they be
absolutely nure, nro among the most useful
medicinal agents employed hy physicians,
when The tone Of The syHlrm IN lowered by
thu depressing influences ofdltensc, or there
IL IN inhoront want Of yigorin tho conslIlu'
ton, they serve 20 c0uneRci weakening
tendencies, and ohoor the miud Of the des'
pondlng invalid, Hut then, ~ IN the cnfe OF
lloatetters llitlers, they possess tonic and NJ
lomtiyo moporIlcs, their oIlrclne,o rendered
permnuenl aud lloy accomplish n lrobly
hcncnclnl result, The billoN not only re'
Hove nervous debility ana menlNl dcpres'
sion By lholr henlthmlly slImulnllvo action,
hut innisp abiding Nlgor into the depleted
system, md wcIlfy those lniomnl disturhun'
COS which are the real causcs Of weakness,
The purity ana the wholcsOmeness az the NE
cohOllc bnslaof tho hitteW greatly increases
the efficacy ~ their botanic ingredients, "
fact which the completeness Of their cuw'
tive effects sufficiently demonstrates
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1860, mud continuing unlil 1854 When
he declined q rfapppinlmenl la iafl
bee AGAIN acted lH ihis capacity ana
conducted the stale campaign nf mat
year, Mr. Wallace served lls party
faithfully as . leader, and he lsnnW pl
The pOint ui sFasplng lhe lung-rppelfl
pril1 Of the sennlprahlp as lla reward,
Mr.. Wallace Is largely Interested la
illH great railways NJ ihDHlalf, HUd un-
Oh necpmher lhli, he hfld also the
position of vice president nl lhe lr8ab
and Pacific railroad WmpnnN,nl Which
l0lpuel lhOulas a SCAT r. Wrfmruit
lu Mny, ma, Governor HHr.unii APP
pointed him one 0f tne commissioners
Ia propose amendment % llif new
constitution, nndrr 100 nrl ol lllr legls'
minrp,
M Wallace Il a mpu of great ahll'
It's, nn nluarllVrnid inrrihlH apenker
aii accomplished purliumrnllrlan aud,
settling pHide his political creed, he viii
be n Oreditallp Representative NJ l'fnn'
sylyania Ia The national nennle
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