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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

Consisting of twelve Ave large steamships,
one OF the best and certainly the oheapss(
ain and Europe. Storage and cabin, with
railroads tickets, either way, from and TO
Dallas. or round trip tickets. good for one
year, for sale by the Undersigned. For par.
ticulars, and to see plan OF the steamers cab
ins, call at our office, No. lU9 Lamar street
JanSdu w. LYTE d CO., Agents,
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W. " LfrE' Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR SALE.

improved and unimproved property in
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
OF Texas. N''''''o'
For rent-Dwellings and business houses in
tne CITY OF Dallas. Special attention paid to
abstracting and perfecting titles and estab.
fishing land claims; also, to the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
W. +. LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 1903 Damar street,
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For Pasture.

Good pasture adjoining Fair Grounds,with
lasting water, can be had. Apply to J. paak,
adjoining Fair Grounds. m5d3m
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ALtnrMryA az INV.

NTFWTTFVJ
j. NJ. Hayes, Attorney AT Law, 2Ol Com
merce street south of Courthouse, Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid to land
claims. APIlu
Hurt u smith, Office on Main street over
State Savings Hank, lep30dI
W. y. Oldham, office in Mitohic's building,
opposite the LoGrand hotel, Main street,
Janlidti
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, NO.
2O5 North Side Public square, upstairs.
Oct20-dtf
Mccoy II Mccoy, office south side OF Court
house square. ~
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A Young man wants situation as book
leeuer, salesman or correspondents; speaks
the German and English language. Address
A W Herald ONCE. JunelB-dN
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ola Papers.

Old papers for sale at The Herald ONCE
- per hundred.
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Ferry Bros, SOi Main street, manutactnr
ers of Pure Candies, Frenph Pastry and le'
Cream. mayJ-2t
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Two or three persons received in pleas
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Cedar Hill road; table good. Address George
Dorfiinger, Dallas, Texas, JunelI-d3t
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FOrSaIe,
wanted.

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Pinnel7.d2w HILL, MCMURTHAH & co.
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Notice.
piInO For sale.

Arlon Piano cheap. Address W. $. H. this
office Juheli-"'I
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Given. Address A. H., Herald Office.
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For Sale.

situation in the city or country By man
and wife; both able bodied. Address 4. D.
| Herald ONE, lunelO'u2l
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lOO new abstract blanks, at rare bargain.
Address Lock Box l6V. Junel7-d2t
, 1876-03-18

ssvsss %.ptsd ss ao, ss's; on tho docket whoh b
Judge D*n1n con!d not s.ass positively vhsth.
eE there vera ~. csshs fsady for tr1tl OF not,
ano s = 1ae Nltcetass and jary wera then 4lsmIasod
Nr. Jackson eTincsd dessre 10 know whom tho
Court would DO prepared "a sentence the parties
50, to which Tho Court replied sbst Il hsrdiy III
knaw, but. II al cveuts; 1t 1onld not be last at
Proaout.
NJ NJ. Dov remarked Tint ho would like soma
whether tho day would be deferred. :.
sr. Bangs said i would probably not occur
before the chief trials 1ere disposed OF.
!, Or. Dow, IN some doubt wanted To bo assured
that tho time would not be noxt veek.
Sfr Bangs assured him that It would not, and
further stated that before sentences we're passed
the Government counsel wotltt have sore State
mants TO make which would conauno cohsiders4
bis time.
oir.. Bouse!t was seksd by tho Court II hi
would be rcady 10 follow up the condemnation
gutts. aud ha na'd hc probably would be aftoi
Ihe Court than :uqutrotl it Judge ooo'ltt1t
athsu,atlre. Informed tho Judge that new trial
had hcen granted in tho Cochran caso-or tho
Singer casc-"htchovec the public doairo to call
IL. Iho reason given BY tho Court for granting
aaw tF!a WAS. that the verdict loft tue case III
judgment.
The Court then adjourned until 2 p. m. But
about lAIt.paet u o'clock Mr. 9tokra intiu2Ated
that be desired to offer bail for .
BIZ. wADswoRTH.
aud Judge Dtodgest camo ont Of bis room and
took ll1s seat on the Bench. Dir. 8torrs, Ill bo-
hall OF Mr: Wads"orth. then fskod that the bail
IN hls case b. reduced from $50 600 to $1,000,
inasmucl 81 the amount hatsod was rather oxcea
else: and Al alr. Wadawofth was wo1l-kuows
Eun AkRY.
Judge Bangs. however, objected, aud tht
amount was left at 800. 000.
AT tho opening Of Court In the afternoon, brr
2. 4; Storra was prosent, aud aaid hs desired
bis client might then have tho opportunity TO.
giving bssl. Hc then called over tho following
naEnos. remnrking as tho gonttomon oamo for
ward, that ho thought no examination would bc
needed. Judge Bangs assured him thai tho
snraties wore potfeot'ysaccoptahle. Thcy Woro
brown, Dr. O. y. Dyer. Newton Lu and E. s.
WadaUosth. Tho amount Of bail Was e2o000,
11cd out.
Judge Bangs then caat his era over tho dockst,
and said ho Haw several forfelturts outercd, but
clear up tho docket, aud therefore asked for
writ OF scire facihs tn about twenty-five cato3.
some Of tue foTfelturoB extending as far back as
1878. The Writs Tero accordingly granted, tho
disi,osltioa Of tho Court, As we'll al that Of tho
Dlstrict-Atlornoy, seeming to bo that tbs sooner
these cases wore stricken from tho docket The
better.
1t waa expected that Mr.. Doutell would apresr
10 prosecute lila civil caaeH. but when tho Dis
trict-Attornoy had made inquiry he found that
jusY we're dismissed till 10 o'clock this morning,
when. ProTi5ence permitting, Mossrs. Koetey
and KerHin will hAvo their long-desirod oppo9-
suntty to yinGcate themselvca-
, 1876-03-18

morning. Otherwise, ! shall have to violate tho
sanct'ty Of The Chrlattan Sabbath.
two days work botnoen now and Monday.
vo,a Mr' jnn1 htor1s-Wa,i' @ ~ getting alower now
If l., ! an not ready: mako another application.
Tbs court-Les 1t bs understood that tho caso
Ia GOT for Monday.
HEE1E1 AND gEnw1N's oAsE
Waa next cAlod. and hfr, Jackson said be be-
Aeved tho parties uoro toAdy, but tho Hon,
Thonisa Hoyne. their principal counsel. WAS en-
g'sed ~ irving c.sa before Judge Aocsrs,
and tue Court tioa!y eet Il Tor this morning.
alr. Bangs announced that the next caao WAS
a!eo against Tho ssme defendants. and the Court
said It would follow In tho regular osler 1t tho
conclusion Of tue first eaAo.
James II. Ni!dreth'a name Was called but
there wss no response. Ncthor be, his conn-
sel. nor hla surety MAS proaons' len Aver TO-
marked that lIildroth was In town. and tho Gov
Mr. Dsngn said Nj. Campbell had just in-
formed HIN that 1Iildreths counsel, Lit. J. Q.
KnlckoIbocker, hsd spo4en to hin {CamptolD
about lfildrcths case. hnd they worn 10 hsvo \
conference In the afternoon. In the meantime,
however, lilo Judge wanted tho defendant In
court. Tho defendant Was probably not
further otf At shis reTy moment
:han ths s?s0 bn q It o.a Ten o. Feasy
inform him that Ae nAs wanted. Tho ca4o was
passed for the present.
The aa1uo sort Of ~ inquiry waa maao for
EDWARD =. CuLLKRToN,
but DO did not tusn up. and tho case WA paused
fur tbs present.
Mr. Bangs then ssld 10 guessed that WAS all
tholo rAA to be done =. that time, but At tho
afternoon session ho should hkye several for
feitures made aud wsita Of scire faoias Issued.
II Mr. 6toEEs waa ready with blu suretips tu Iii,
Wadswosths case that n4asser might bo attead-
cd to.
but tho aurettes had not como 10, and tho
trial In tha Afternoon, rsmarking that there wsss
, 1876-03-18

UAAA AAEk AA1 LAtLEI4
Tho question for the solution OF which ths
uost powerful arguments Of tho whisky men aro
now seeking after is: "Wbat will become OF
tho squeslers7" Tho extent of the favor that
will ho shown them, and whether or not thoy
will rccotvo immunity hto subjects thai have ota-
crossed tho attention Of eveFr interested nner,,
whcthor he DO "aquoaler" or "eaueatco," avnF
ntnce the hrbt mhn Of tho frat batch owned up
hin Eul't and that Of his ucighbor. It has gem
orally been conceded, aud It h fact, that tho
Government counsel hA1o nevcr mado promise
OF absolute immunity to &uy mAn- sueh PROM
iso vould be in the nature OF confederation
offered for testimony, and besides rendering \
premium for perjury, wonla Layo the effect Ia
kill tho evidence OF any man who should admit
that hs own sins wero atoncd for ty Lis consent
to imp}ezto somo ono slso It bar
escn claimed that aomo Of hi
defeudanta havo received tho soughtfor promtsa
Indirectly through their counsel, and that they
can safely 20 On tho stand, and when asked thu
question !" Have you been promised immunity
for your own corruption for your eYldonco Ii
this caso ," truthfu1ly answer "no," and srnila
pleasantly upon tho intesrogator.
In orsier to fix the oxacs atatus Of a1aIrA
Tu1BuNz reporter called upon Judge Dlodgott
yesterday. and, after few minutes Of general
conversation. broachod the moro important sub.
1oet, and succeeded III getting tho Judgo's states
tnenk Of the law. A. tho oloao OF tho tstk, tho
Judge peaaanty requested that Tbs reporter ro-
fr,p I'm, nnttiro II In tn,erytcv ah.na hnt a.
it is impossible to correctly present Judge DIod'
Rotts Vlo". ~ any other way. tho reporter
npoloGoticay dtsToRasds sao roquest, and pro-
sonts tho COMPENSATION :.
"1a tho ulatt1ce Attorney authorised 70
promise Immunity % man Nho tutns statea
evidence :" asked sae reporter -,
=" Not at all. That !s matter entirely "th
tho judiciary. Whefo man turna state's orl-
dsnce and - OF matorla! benefit 70 tho psoaeo1.
t!on, thore IL pledge OF immunity upon Which
that wisnoss can Toy, aud which nothing can
ta1e - aWsy from hlm;v
r" 1h that the law Z"
+ Yes, str, that Is tho !aW."
"Thou These men Who hare been bstoss tho
Hfhod JaFy sho marc sestl!iea neeu no promise
from tho Government, but aso assured Of I'M
munity by The very sct7"
"Not at all. IN the nfat place tho5 mtas nave
been Of some benoft 70 uio prosecution nass
have Afforded eomo hashnsaEo 10 the psoseol-
ton, but It Is not enough tiIae aueh benefit and
advantage 30 Afforded ootoEo tue trand Jury.
In fact thoir appearance before that body. docs
not - any way ontlt!s them to immunity"
Cannot tho District Attorney arrange for
such immunity for man who Affords ValuAble
information to tho Grand Jury :"
, 1876-03-18
The Attention Of CaDitaliSts

Commiaslon Merchants, and Egg Packers. ia
keeping eggs fresh for m unlimited length
OF ftimo. Undoubtod teattmonlals Of its GILL
cacy oRn be shown. We ehall be plensod to
cali on those Interested and Rivo further In
formation. State Rights for sale. Ad1roaa
BTEARN8 4 RAN8OMD,
P. o. Box No. 13, Chtongo.
, 1876-03-18

WHISKY.
Messrs. Rehm and Hesing
Appear and Plead
Guilty,
An Interesting Law-Point in the
Formers Case Yet to (
Be Decided.
Keelcy and HerWfn Go to Trial This
h1orning---Pleas Made by +.
Other Defendants.
Judge Blodgett Clearly Defines
the Law on the Sub. :.
Jcct OF Squeezing.
Gentlemen W|lo Hare Gone Before Tic
Grand Jury hay Read and
Be Edificd.
Substance Of the Indictments
Against Messrs. Wads-
worth and Mum.
The Grand jury What hlr. Hcslng
Had to Do with The Whisky
Business.
Supervisor Tuition Reappears--
Wards Witnesses Before
the Jury.
Sale Of Powe|'s DistilIery PROPERTY.
False Rumor About CuIterton :.
and Hldreth.
Derickson's Name Withdrawn as
Collector, and j. D. Har-
vcy's Sent In.
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DRY-GOODS,

BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE & CROCKERY,
LAMPS & KEROSEN OIL.
L have now and will continually
keep on hand quantities OF BACON,
MOLASSES, and SALT.
lhave just received 400 sacks Flour;
20 barrels of Maclrcrcl- consisting Of
whole barrels, half barrels and quart
CT barrels; Is barrels Sugar; and 10
sacks Coffee. All Of which will be
sold cheaper than in any other Coun-
try Store in Pickens. All who wish
tho above articles at low prices, will
40 will to call on me, before purchas>
ing elsewhere.
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EasI'y School.

ETNHE FIRST SESSION of the above School
Il will begin Monday, tho Sd day of Jan.
nary, 1875.
For terms, ETC., address the Principal,
j. Q. STOCKMAN,
Easley, Station, S. G..
Jan6, 1876 l8 3m
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EAsTAT0E PEABODY SCHOOL.

MIMI NJ I'D, >. Z.
HNllE prcsant session of the above School
Il opened January Sd, 1876, and will con.
unuc thcrctrom the scholastic year.
Terms of tuition per session of ten months.
For Primary Department, "a %
For intermediate Department, 800
For Advanced Department, $50
Board i'll the best of families can be had at
from five to seven dollars per month No de-
ducton made for lost time, except in cases of
protraccd sickness. No student admitted
into the school, except by subscription
For further particulars, address the Prin
cipal At Nine Times.
JNO. O. WALLACE.
Jan 27, 1876 81 Gm
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Earle, Wells a. Taylor,

ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law
Having established an office at Pickcns c..
IT,, s. c., will attend promptly TO all business
left with G.. W. Taylor who may he always
found at their Office at Pickcns C. H., s. G.
One Of the senior partners will always be
prcscut at Tho Courts to assist with the bust
ness.
w Y. EARLE.
rG. G.. WILLS, G. w. TAYLOR,
Grcenyillc, S. G. Pickcns, $. G.
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Notice /!

A LII persons having demands against the
IA Estate of f. N. GARvIN, deceased, since
the lst October, 1860, at which time he mado
an assignment to c. w. Rankin, will please
present the same to the undersigned or L. H..
Philpot, on or by the 10th day of March,
next properly proven. And all persons in
debtcd to the same will please come forward
and settle, or their notes and accounts will
he placed in the hands of an officer for collcc-
ton. F. l.. GARVIN
Execntor.
Feb 8, 1876 % 4.
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1gy-Hoods and Groceries

Which they propose to sell ut bottom
prices, as the following prices indi-
cate:
Factory Yarn, $1.2O per bunch.
7-8 Shifting, 8 cents FER yard
"a Shifting, 81 cents per yard.
Liverpool Salt, $l.65 per sack.
Sugars, 8 to 10 pounds to tho dollar.
Rio Coffee, best, lbs to the dollar.
Good Tobacco, at 65 cents per lb
Flour, Family, 800 per barrel.
G. r.. Baltimore Bacon, l3 cents per
pound.
All other things in'proportion. Al
waysin the Corn and Cotton Market;
and other produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
{ Guanos OF the best on hand. Call
and examine before purchasing.
Respectfully,
RUSSELL, MARTIN e CO.,
March 2, 1876 26
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Last but not least, let me impross
it upon those who arc due mo on ac-
count for 1875, thatI need the money
and MUST HAVE SUPPLEMENTS.
Pay up at once and favor mo as [
favored you.
NJ. w. FORD.
EAsLEY STATION, S. c..
Feb II, 1876 ~ If
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FITS AND EPIAEPSY

positively cured The w"rst cases, of long
est standing, by using DR.. Hebbard's Cure
a bottle sent free to all addressing j. S. DtB
DLgE, Druggist, 8ll 9th Ave, N. Y.
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VICK'S Floral and Vegetable Garden is the
most beautiful of the kind in the 'world. 1t
contains nearly $50 pages, hundreds of fine
illustrations, and four Chrome Plates of Flow
crs, autifully drawn and colorcd from ma
turc. Price 80 cents in paper covers: G5 cts
bound in elegant cloth.
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w WANl|lIII l|lII

| want delivered at Liberty 1000,e
600 Shingles; 10000 bushels of Corn;
for both OF which the highest market
prices will bo paid.
S. Nj. IIOLCOMBR.
Liborty Station, Dec. 7, 1875 If
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PICKENs County.
IN PROBATE COURT.

l. AMMO SOONI1
IN PROBATE COURT.
Andrew Cothran Plaintiff, against William
Cothran, Joseph w Cothran, BENJAMIN
+ Cothran, Martha Cothran, Eliza Goth.
ran, Mahnla Suttles, Mary Dodson, alias
Mary Harris, Jane Durham, Rebocca Nc
Kinney Thompson Toleson and all per.
sons or owners, having or claiming to have
any interest in the premises sought to be
parttioned in this action, Defendants.
Copy Of Summons.
Petition and Complaint for Partition of Real
Estate, sc.
To William j Cothran, Joseph W Cothran,
Benjamin + Cothran, Martha T. Cothran, Elizas
Cothran, hiahalla Suttics, Hary Dodson, alias
Mary Harris Jane Durham, Rebecca Nc.
Kinney, Thompson w Tolleson, and all persons
or owners, having or claiming to have any
interest in the premises sought to be par
titioned in this action, legal heirs represen-
tatives and assignees of Samuel w Cothran
deceased, who died intcstate:
You are hereby required to appear nj the
Court of Probate 10 be holden at Piokens
Court House on Friday tho 7th day of april
ncxkeet ii O'Clock n. M, for Pickens County,
to show cause, ifany you can, why the Real
Estate of Samuel w. Cothran, deceased, des
cribed in the Petition and Complaint of An,
drew j. Cothran, filed in my Office, should
not be divided or sold, allotIing TO the said
Andrew j. Cothran, one undivided twentieth
of the whole, and to each Of the Defendants
above named, whatever portion of the same,
they may legally be entitled to receive.
Given under my hand and seal of Office at
Pickens Court House, this the Goth day of
January a, ID. 1876.
l. II. PHlLPOT, J.r.P.o.
G, L. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jan 90, 1876 % G
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VICKS Floral Guide. This is beautiful
Quarterly Journal, finely illustrated, and con
tanning an elegant colorcd Frontispicco with
the first number. Price only % cents for the
year. The first number for 1876 just issued.
Address JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Jan 27 1876 81
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VICKS

ELOWER and Vegetable Seeds are the best
~ the world produces. The are planted by
million people in America, and the result is
beautiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables.
A Priced Catalogue sent free to all vino cn>
close the postagc-a 2 cent stamp.
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS
COME ALL! /!
IsAsLEY STATION. s.. q.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRM (sUC.
CESSORS to L. w. RUSSEL) have
opened ont business at Easlcy Station,
A. Z. r. r., and propose to keep q
first class stock of
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GUANO !!

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
call the attention of their friends to the fact,
that, in addition to their
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-19

For CONGREss.-The Republican Con-
vention OF the Third District nominated
Hon. Joseph McKenna as the candidate
for Congress from this district. Mr..
McKenna is young lawyer of Solano,
which county he represented in the last
Legislature, where he at once took rank
as II leader, and before the session was
over displayed abilities which showed
him to be one OF the best minds of the
State. If there is any man IN the dis
trict who can "knock the pins from un-
dern the champion introducer, McKenna
ia the man. We hope to see him in
Weavervile before the canvass closes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-19
FOR STATE CONTROLLER.
ID. Nj. NENFIICLD.
OF TUOECMNE.

ONE THE work of our Pacific State
5 nators and Representative for the sos
sion OF Congress just ended is before us,
and while every other Of our representa-
tives shows by the record that he was
able to do something in the interest of
ms constituency, our efficient" mem Der
from this district succeeded in getting
one measure passed. Mr.. Luttrell intro
iced long list of bills and in fact is
known as the "champion introducer."
The above shows how much influence
Iuttrell has in House where his own
party is largely in the majority. The truth
IT the matter was expressed by promi-
Democrat in our hearing when he said
that "the Others worked TO gain sub
stantial benefits, while Luttrell worked
f,r buroombe." That's just it. His
motives were read by his own party,
and while they could join in giving
him recommend" TO the people OF
the district he was disappearing
they were not inclined to help his bun
combe scheme along by voting for his
bills. And this is the man who Is
deemed by his party fit TO represent US
again. Ugh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-19

FOUND AT LAsT.-We have looked in
vain for an intImation that there might
be something worth recognizing from
Democratic source,j under woody head
tut found il only in the last number of
the Lake County Bee. That journal
says that there is colored Tilden club
at Richmond, Virginia which is largely
composed of the " respectable and intel
lisent" colored men of that city. Poll
ties = makes us acquainted with strange
bedtellows" as well as poverty, and it is
delightfully."- suggestive OF the millennium
TO see how the mere fact of their belong
ing TO 1ilden club can transform lot
Of ." "thick-lipped, bow-legged, greasy,
black, kinky-haired niggers," into "re-
sp4ctable and intelligent colored men -
in the slim alton of a Democratic editor.