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Crawford County ofhcers,

II III CREEKMoRE, County Judge.
ED. A. ScoTr County Clerk.
w. J J.sALKxASDER. Assistant County Clerk
!. y. WINfREY, Sheriff.
T. W. DAVIS. Deputy Sheriff.
CHARLES RIpLING and ", l.. TAYLOR, Notary
Publics.
John j. guRRow and u osEs l.nMLEY. Justices
OF Van Burea Township.
J. G. GRADY, Van Buren, Township Constable
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A GRATEFUL ELEPHANT A troup of
elephants were accustomed to pass q
green stall on their way to water. The
woman who kept the stall took a fancy
to one of the elephants and frcquentlG
RECALLED hea favorite with refused greens
aud fruits, which producer correspond
ing attachment on the part Of the elephant
towaed the woman.
One day the troup of elephants unfortu-
nately overturned the poor woman stall,
and in her haste to preserve the goods,
she forgot her little son, who was in dan
ger Of being tramped to death. The IA
vorite elephant perceived the child's dan
gea, and taking him up gently with his
trunk, carefully placed him on the roof of
shed close at hand.
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STATE OFFICERS.

4. II. GARLAND, Governor.
B, B. BEAVERS, Secretary of State.
WM, k. MILLER, Auditor
Il. j. CHURCHILL. Treasurer.
y. T.. HpGuEs. Attorney General.
J. n SMIrHEE. Com. of Public Lands.
J. Il. EAKIN. Chancellor.
A. r. WlrT, Clerk Pulaski Clanccry Court,
T.. II. ENGLISH. Chief Justice.
w. Ii. HARRISON. DAVID WAtktR, Associate
Justices of the SHpreme Court.
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Fifth Judicial District

Counties Of Pope, johnson. Franklin. Craw-
ford. Sebastian, Sarbcr. Yell.
W ". MANSFIELD, Circuit Judge.
j T.. BYERs, Prosecuting Attorney.
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Van Buren, City officers,

F.M. NEAL. Mayor.
JAMES l.. WHITFIELD, Recorder.
j. ). II. HouCK. Marshal.
PHILIP SMITH, Cemetery sexton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-12


1t with Wig Or. He has excused him
self for his apparent blindness to
crime which stalks boldly in public
places by asserting that be can take
no steps towards prosecuting any
public officer unloss some affidavit
of the officials misconduct has been
mado by some ono. Granting that
this may be true, for We do not in-
tend at present TO discuss this point,
1t is nevertheless his bounden duty
when such an affidavit has been
made, to take i'm Mediate action. In.
the casa mentioned, the affidavit has
been made, and their is no reason for
delay. And yet the Attorney Con
eral has never seen tit to appear at
any torn Of court siLcc the frst trial.
Io exhibits none Of that alacrity
in bringing cffcnders to justice which
might be expected in ono who has
made such protestations of an cain
est desire for reform. The Attor.
ney General is derolict N his duty.
Let him shake Of sloth and immedi.
ately set to work. lilo will have his
hands full between this time add to
next election.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-12

IT will be Temom bored that va
cancy recently occurred in the ninth
Congressional district of Georgia
by tho death Of tho incumbent, Hon.
Garnett MCMILLAN. Among tho can
didates who were anxious to step
into the dead mans shoes was Hon.
B. H. Hill, probably the most elo.
qucnt man in tho South. Hill was
vohemcntly opposed, aud after cast.
ing several hundred ballots tho con.
vention adjourned without action.
Hill was put forth as an independent
candidate and was opposed by coun.
ter nomination. The canvass was
warmly contested, and resulted in
the election on 5th May of Hill.
His brilliant. though orratio staes.
man will create o sensation in Con.
gress next winter. We noed such
men as Hill in Congress To protect
he South and to cope with the lead-
ing radical Congressman. If Hin
will only walk chalked line, he
will be Of great advantage to his
constituents and We congratulate
them upon their good sense in elect.
ing h:m.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-12

In another pluoo We givo the pre-
sentiment Of the Grand Jury Of Fair
field attho May term. 1t will bo
Been that tho presentmont covers oon.
siderable ground.
Recommendation against grant.
ing liquor liccnsos was warmly seo-
ondcd by tho Court, who showed that
the amount oforime in any country
ia proportional to tho number of dram
shops Licensed therein.
The reoo ommendatien in regard to
the j Ill is wise. The county cannot
afford oil oxtta tax Mt present.
The remaining items Of tho present..
mcnt, savo that presenting tho Sheriff,
nre the same as arc generally found
in prcsentmen
The Jury concluded with an ex-
prossion Of satisfaction that tho State
md Coanty governments arc i'm.
proved.
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Loss of an Ocean Steamer.

I"'SDoN, May 8.
The disaster to tho steamship
Schiller occurred last night during IL
dense fog, and resulted in great
loss IF life. Tho vessel struck on tho
rocks of the Pcstc. Amoug the pas.
scngers known to have been saved are
Ludwig Reider, Henry Stern, Carl
Kuhn and Frank Sch,lienberg. A
portion Of tho crew was also rescued
The rest Of the passengers and crew
arc believed to have perished.
The loss Of life by the disaster to
the steamship Schiller will, it is be.
licved, rcath 200 passengers and
crew. Capt. Thomas Was drowned.
The vessel was wrecked on the Scilla
islands.
II. Killers, first officer, Il. Pole.
ua", second officer, i. Ileintze, fourth
officer, together with forty of the pas.
scngcrs aud crew Of the steamship
Schiller, arc known to Lc saved.
Iheic alc two steamers and n large
lltc.boat ut the scene Of tho disaster,
making every effort TO rescue the
survivors and recover the bodies of
the drowned. Owing to tho excite.
nont, it is impossible to obtain IL full
list of tho names Of those rescued.
2'he names will be tclegraphcd as
soon as ascertaiuc1, together with
other important particulars. The
Schiller is total wreck. There is
great excitement in this city, but a
greater f.oliug Of rolef prevails as
dispatches reach the city announcing
the safety Of additional ,sseugers.
Twcnty'six Passengers, in addition
to those already before reported
saved, have landed at Trcseow and
Brayer islands, belonging to the
Scilla group. The second, third and
fourth otlicero Are among tho saved.
a steamer has gone to the scene of
tho wreck from Cornwall. Several
other boats are cruising for survivors.
The steaner lies broadside on the
rocks. She is under water, and her
mainmast is gone. The sea is still
rough, preventing small craft from
going out. 1t is hoped that others OF
tho pas engers and Grew have reached
some oil or Of the Scllla islands,
Tho wounded mutiners of tho
schooner jefferson j J0rdan have be II
removed to the London hospital.
Warrants will probably be issued to
day, placing them at the disposal of
MIR. ScheDck, tho American minister.
A Negro In Hang in Aiken
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1t is rcpurted that the lake ice at
taForto, Ind, Is twenty inches
thick, and so clear that print can be
read through it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-12
A WOmanS Throat Cut.

The ory of murder was heard last
night proceeding from the rear of the
residence Of Colonel Tay lor, on AR.
senal hill. Parties soon arrived at
the place, and found it was oau3ed
oy woman, named Barnes, who
lived in the rear lot of the colonel.
She was found to be fcarfully cnt on
the neck with knife or huichet.
Her husband. Andrew Barnes, il said
to have committed the deed. The
woman Is fatally injured Union-
Ucruid.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-12

There is only one black man in
Washington County, Indiana, and so
the civil rights law d"c,n't worry
tLom much in hose parts.
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An industrious Spanish hon at
San lorenzo, Cal,, ha, Laid on ogg
that is six inches in circumference,
and eight inches from end to end,
and the California newspapers arc
doing her oacklipg for her,
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The peach crop in Greeuville was
almost entirely destroyed by the late
frosts. Apples arc untouched.
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Congressman Kolley of pcnnsyls
vania who has always been violent
radical partisan has just returned
North after trip through tho South
llc remarked to an interviewer that
no regretted no vote he had over
cast moro than the ono in tto last
Congress in favor Of the force bill.
lie represents everything as peace.
full in the South, and says that ro-
potts Of rebellion, Kn Kluxism
are base fabrications. lie takes o
bold stand in his now dcparturg. II
all honest radicals would come South
they would have their eyes oponed
and tho trouble betweon the sections
would 10 ended.
On Tuesday, Treasurer Cardoza
aud j. s. Fillebrown came to Winns.
boro in pursuance Of SUMMONS of
tho Grand Jury of Fairfield to testi.
fly in'the case Of tho State VS.. Henry
"A. Smith. This case has bocn post
poned for several terms, and every
one is desiroas of soeing it decided IN
one way or another.
Attorney Genera Mclton is the
counsel elected by tho people Of the
State to conduct those prosecutions
in which tho State is interested.
Ho draws handsome salary with
praiseworthy promptness. 1t is
therefore Incumbent upon him to
exercise groat vigilance in preventing
tho public from receiving any
detriment. Whenever any case
presents itself, he should prosecute
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-12

Mr. Allen r. Shaw, maimed Con
federate soldier, who was meub ber
of Capt. Il. j. Wilron's company,
18th Georgia Regiment, Wrigh,'s
Brigade, during the war, aud who was
'eveie'y woundcd ut tho battle Of
Mechanicsslllo by musket ball
which struck his light hip and dis.
abled him, died at his residence near
Augusta last Wednesday.
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TRY. Or RADCLIFF'S

NEAT kemcdy, ''sevem Sessas or
~ Golden Wonder" wbioS'is
r;econmende +; | for MI aches or pains. and
10 .hfo@n upon It's own merits. No, curo.
aonm So puy' ~ the motto. For sale by r. IL:
oennings. WHO 10 agent for Fair 6eld Coun
~, H. "nS "a, W. take pleasure In allAg Or
Dr. Dr. W v0I EaIuss,s's md country MesShsnts.
It. On hand. For further nsrt; emia - sA
ply 10 d. II. JBENiNGSh CO ~"
ut ~ I'm ..%i!aasbeFo, s;g.
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A Negro TO Hang in Aiken.

Lewis Don't, who committed mur.
der upon another negro near Granite
vile, some time ago, was tried at
Aiken this week, aud tho jury, com-
posed Of eight negroes and four white
men, b' ought in u verdict yesterday
Of wilful murder. Uo was i'm Immediate.
ly sentenoed by Judge Maher to hang
on the 9th Of July.
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SUPPLEMENTAL. PRES EMINENT.

SUPPLEMENTAL. PRES EMINENT.
l conformity with the charge of
your Honor, tho Grand Jury have
examined the County Commissioners
IN regard to the character aud
oapabiity of road ovo rsoers, aud in
reference to the issuing of imple-
ments for working the roads. The,
find that with few exceptions the
Commissioners have exercised praise
worthy discr c:ion in the appointment
of the ovcrseers.
The Commissioners produced
a list of the implements issued with
the parties TO whom issued. NJ
receipts wore taken for the same, the
Commissioners believing that the
oversce's arc responsible persons,
and holding themselves for said im.
plcmcnts Oh their official board.
They did not believe they we're re-
quircd by law to take receipts for
tho same, but will do 80 if required.
Respectfully
JAS. Nj. BLAIN,
Foreman.
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Special Attention

GIVEN 10 the Undertake - pcr r,-
mcnt. | keep on hand tuii supply Of
Metallic Cases md Wo I'D Ccilins If the
finest finish. All calls promptly attended
to. My terms are cash. act upon Tho
theory that short settlements make lon
friei dS.
oct 3
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DEALER IN !? FURNITURE

nFTllE very bcsi qualities. f"r rnrlors.
" Chambers and Dining Rooms. For
design and workmanship, UNEQUALLED!
offer at prices that defy competition
BedSteadS
MADE of hard wood, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction. keep no infer:-
or quality. Use economy and buy tho
best, aud buy where you can buy The
cheapest.
Sleep Comfortable
AND BUY the Peoples SPRING BED.
1t is the hcsr in the market without cx-
ctpIion. They are cheap.
Kentucky
RATTAN and Split ocat Chara spe-
cinlty. Oar prices are beyond oompc.
lltion.
Mattresses
or my OWL manufacture. Window
Shades, Wall Brackets, Packets and
Mirrors.
Repairing.
FURNITURE nsn,ly repaired AZ motler
ate Prices. Picture fra mes made to order.
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]. H.9a)W.S.
Notice or Land lsedesau4i0n.

Notice OF Land ssedesaption.
AUDiroR's Or4ucs.
Fairfield County. May SRI, 1878.
Office 10 horeby given TO r. J. Macar
u Y ley and his assigns, THAT the monev ia
pecn deposited in the County Treasury 81
FAIRFIELD County, fer the reiemp,ioi, ~
one lot In fhe Town oY Aiontio clio, aoid
as the property ofw. ID. Richardson for
taxes, March tho 9th, 4 d. 1876. and
purchased by che said r. J, MoCariev
apl 8-2w - -. ~.
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by several thousand dollars to erec,
new one. In the present embar
ia ssed fnanolal con dition of the
County they deem it uneApedient to
incur additional .debt ut present
They therefore reoomm end thut the
question be postponed until next
year, unless in the mean time O oon-
tract c.n be made with some espon-
sible party, to erect new Jail Of
prope, size and construc ion in ex-
change for the present Jail ond it's
site. The Grand Jury recommend
that the lot belonging to Pierre
Bacot E a., be purchased for four
hundred .ollars,.for tho erection Of
the proposed Jail.
V. The Grald jury find that al
though there is marked improve
mont in the roads Of the County,
there Is still great room for improv..
ment, aud recommend to the County
Commissioners to continue to exer-
else the vigilance thoy have exhibit.
Cd III enforcing the road law. The
Grand Jury would further Room
mend to the County Commi, .iouers
to examine the crossing at Rochelps
creek, and to erect bridg, there il
deemed expedient.
vi. The Grand Jury have not
discovered that any dealers in the
County arc vending drugs without
iicohse, They recommend that the
law be rigidly enforced in regard
to the requisites for vending drugs.
VII. The Grand Jury recommend
that no license to retail spirituous be
granted in Falri I'D outside of in.
corporated towns. Thoy believe
that this is necessary fos the public
good.
VIII. In conclusion the Grand
Jury must express their qualification
at the marked Improvement that has
taken place lately in the manage.
mont of State aud County affairs.
They believe that tie course of the
administration, if continued, and if
supported by the best men Of all
GLASSES, will result in reviving public
credit and individual pro, ,perity and
happiness, and in producing peace
and harmony between the races.
:. Respectfully,
.N .1 JAS. NJ. BLA.N.
fnrrmnn
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Something M eup.

HNHE old convenient stand lately ooou.
L pied by II. D. Refo, under tho
Winnsboro Hotel. is open again with g
well selected stock Of the very best Wines
and liquors that can be had. ini end 10
merit the patronage Of the public by
prices. ........s.. ,..-. ,................,
N. G. Corn Whiskey and Brandy
Speciality.
ma have an advantage in procuring
The Lest Mt the lowest prices.
Don't fail tn give me call and satisfy
yourself Of the above facts.
S. +. COOPER.
npril 1-3moyj
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IIYMENEAL.

Married on the 4th lust, at the
residence Of Capt. j. D. Isbcll, in
kcrsbaw County, by the Rev. i l..
King, DR.. J. Il. Johnigan, Of Marion
County, to Miss S. A. Baily, of Ker.
shaw,
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FAIRFIELD HERALD :

t t JsIslb
wv I'M M SBOR0ss7 :.
Il. MEANS, DAVIS, Editor.
Wednesday Morning May ls 1875.
Beast Butler is said to be still a
power with tie Administration in
Washington. Poor Country
Co.
The Babtlst Conv ention met in
Charleston last week, aad it's session
was quite interesting, Rev. Jas. P.
Boyce was cleotod Presid dent. ..
a State rress Assoc iation was
formed iu Charleston on 9th Of May.
About thirty members were present,
Col. Jos. II. Hoyt of the Anderson
Intclligcuccr was elected President
vice Presidents were elected, and a
regular Organization was offeotod>
We regret extremely that we wero
unable to attond, as we had antioipa.
ted delightful time. We trust this
association will be productive Of
good. We will JOIN it. -..
---.---,-~. ~rs~---------' -. o.
The Bscchor trial is in its
eighteenth weok, and yet no pros.
pcct Of conclusion. Nothing now
has been ascertainsd, and the only
uso of tho sccont witnesses seems to
be to make confusion woro oonfound. /.
Cd. The bost hit in the trial was
made by Fullerton, who after having
in sympath etio ,manner drawn from
Bccchcr an explanation that when he
wrote about having passed his Inst
Sabbath OH earth no was momentari.
~ expecting death from paralysis or
npoplexy, produced policy of life in.
Suranco given TO Beecher at that
identical time in which he affirmed
that he knew Of no cause why he
should be insured. This caught tho
Plymouth pastor in nico trap, and
like tho boy the calf run over, he had
nothing moro to say. .,.
Municipal elections have boon just
held in tho adjoining States. Raleigh,
N. G. is democratic, for tho first time
since reconstruction. Charlotte, N,
g., elects Col. WIN. Johnston Mayor
over W. f.. Davidson by SO votes,
This is deserved compliment to Col
Johnston rs ho will bo called upon
to preside over tho Centonnial celc,
bration, which he will do quite hand
somely.
Montgomery, Alabama, is domo.
cratic, a clcan sweep, Half tho ool-
orod population.of tho oity voted
that ticket. Tho city was illumina.
ted when tho result Of the elcction
was known Democratic gains arc
reported elsewhere.
$3.50. o . .es----
In onof har L., ~, rxsro Va
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An Atchison, Kansas gill ate four
pounds Of wedding cake in order
that she might dream Of her future
husband. And now she says that
money wouldn't hire her to marry the
man she saw in that dream.
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DtUTs and stt0Es Gtn,,. m.h's
ID Eoys' Ready .ma d. Cio,lirg. B!n
otp, : S,awls. CursetH'n nd Kibhths. Bloc
ed, d, own md rlaid II, mespuES, Ca
coes. >pool Cotton, Linen Damasks, an!
Flann .ls, silk Bows for Ladies'. new sty1
Jet h ecklnc,s. Pearl Sieve Isuitonp :
Plated SHIRT Siuda. Initial liandkef
chiefs fxo mething nsw). Osntl, men
Linen and SILK ilandkcrohi efs, new styi
Nubin., Bea ded Dress Eu ~. h.. Blae
Silk Peits. "A Fine assortm I'll, ,ef Itwris
Full n, sort me mt of Croc s~ry on Glass
ware. Fancy China CuFn and Snucers
and c. ina Mugs. :.< -..:.....:
Black Alpaeoas and w. s All seeas Of
ohoice make. =. >.::"
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Il. MEANS DAVIS, Editor.
Wednesday, Morning May 12 1875.
Beast Butler is said to be still a
power with Tie Administration in
Washington. Poor Country

The Bsbtlst Convention met in
Charleston last week, aod its session
was quite interesting, Rev. Jas. P.
Boyce vas cleotod Presi dent. ..
, 1875-05-24
Persian AXf1lir4.

I4H Hall Hdssfks.
Hone Interesting information respecting Per-
htau affairs aud the Saail 10 given by tue
Teherau correspondent Of tho Zspra. \ uagdad
paper. Tie reorganization Ut tho Persian
army having oocaaluncd heavy expenses, tbs
out OF hs privy pu1so. Ills Majesty hAs.
however, already "to-sncashoa o,ls-hAlf Of
the sum through tho attentive oate Of. tho MAJ
hlm.ud -d.onie, Governor Of Khora4san, who rs-
nlttel to hfs uaastor prssont Of So 600 tom.
The Nazaim gave = further proof Of loyalty By
asnding to tho hhah moracls of 1850 Turcom4n
rcbes, killed or capture.i Ia battle, Had 1t not
bsnn for abs difficulty Of transport tue uoysrn-
OF would bare sout tho entire heads Of these
cns,nlsa Of tho Shah to rthstsn; the distance
hetWeen tho seat Of hfs Government and tho
Capital, and t!Is unusual numbor OF tro-
ph.es, compelled him to resort 10
the expetilept OF separating tha skins
from the skulls and forwarding the sktns only.
A drawback to the usefulness Of ll,s ueodtsGuus
latelypuschascd 70 6eEmsuy haa been discovered
In tha fact that there arc no corresponding car
trIdgss. Tho Government omitted to orief Any,
thinking thai thess rites could bo loaded Ll tie
ordinary wAyt but having found out their mis-
tako thSy hAyo dispatched = fquctionAry 10 Bes.
In 10 buy 80, 000 toMAuus' worth Of cartridges
The Prince RoyAl, who had boon 1ntrlstel With
tbs government Of tho provinces Of KsTmanHhAh
and EurdIs,ab, hAs bese recalled 10 oouasqusnos
Of ths naay eo@plAata RA4s ct hiA aJrA1ny
and xusls1. y,
, 1875-05-24

blanket, bfus ftannsl pants. aud doms-erorned
felt hat Of tho latest fashion.
The rcnasylvania hsas vera atill burning sAt-
urdas night.
Thero In trouble In The belgian Cah!not--
church trouble.
Hharkey. tho convicted murderer, n still In
the lta7AEa prison.
1so:h Houses Of tho Nov York Legislature
have adjourned sine dio.
Attornsy.fieneral Picrrcpont ia stated to bo
putting sharp cdge ou his otlicia! Ak.
Gen. aherman has bcon offered ec0.0OD by
apuhitehshR house for tho right Of publishing
lis Memoirs s1clusively.
Baltimore Atau1s = cbnnce Of encuring tbs
Inman l!ne OF twelvo or fourteen steamshipH, to
ply hctweeu her hhrbor aud Liverpool.
Gen. MeigyH. nkio las ectrcd 10 horoica!ly In
tho tnartcsmaster' y Department of this country,
has bsen granted three ycarr' le.ve of absence
iu which TO rtolganize his shattered corporal IA
mains.
The Go7ctnor Of Texas il mot treating Cnitatl
States soldiers With enough respect to retain
them within the borerb Of ll!s State unleEs an
immedsts 1otorm IL instituted. His letters 10
Gen. Sheridan haze been cunt, and have sseurud
unfarornbe notice fro,n the President.
, 1875-05-24

Toths Editor " 7As Chicago Tribune:
CuiuAoo, May 2a.-I havo watched TKk
TntnuNs for several days past 10 ascertain tho
condition Of Col. Antlonx, OF 1eayeuworth. and
havo uot beon anything IN regard to It. Tho
Inst waa, that be was sinking rapidly. and could
not Survive long, have soen no notico Of his
death, nor how hs Was. am little an1!onA to
loarn, AZ i 1ivod At Loarenwor,h from 1861 10
aeoa 1 Hn ~ 1 IT, oSs nass W ,n a.n ss
vl,eya tho bullet ho sent alter Col. 6attcrfao
struck, aud heard tho report OF tho pistol whotl
he shot aud wounded Col. Jonnlsol,. Tho old
proyetb, thst "lts thst draws tho sword ahaIl
perish BY the sword" has 5oen truly verified iu
Ais oase. Ne was . man Of strife, llsarHlly
stil could doslra ha recovery. J.I. ".
[Col. Anthony. * Inst reports. WAS slowly I'M
proving. and tho phyaciaus had some hopes Of
his recovery. Dus Lis doath 1t any hour would
not 10 sutprlaing.-Ep. TRIBUNE,
, 1875-05-24

Ing obtained tho nocossary certificate from the
medical attendants showing that tho per-
sou lad dLcsl. sle ~&s removed TO tie
Jesia, ,norsuary. Willie washing the body the
wouaou engaged In tbs operation, discovered TO
their terror that IL haA gradually asnumed
\ iifo-liko appearance, and their dlsrnay rose 10
It. Insight wtou it ralsaa i.solf 10 A,tiing pos
turc. Tho rcsuacstcd woman boggol those
around not to bury her alive. Tho doctors wote
called In, and At Their noiicttattou sho drank
Bomo moactno uhcl, thcy offered 10 her. Ton
minutes after sllo nAa again announced 10 he
road, and presently nba waB burIea.' Tbn World
gots on 10 aay: "Ws do tlat know whothaf tho
jewish autt,orities 1t Wins sanctioned this
premature inta.mont. II they did, t!lcy ass tle-
narving Of aevers ceusute. What Aggrsyatss the
nature ol tlle casa In tho fact TINT tho husband
OF tho poor crest,lre waa abtens from hous at
the t,mo Of ,ur alleged tlocoa6o."