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Bubiin, jan. 1s.--Ia the cosrt Of queens
bsseh ls-Exy Er. NcDopeuEs opened fer
The defsaes, nskisx spasch IN references 10
ire fsc. that re wa tlsfslt lls s.l9 survivor
Of the csfrsa 10 tho O'Cosusl case.
he sonorsce1 sssPfsiacaisn ~ r lsndlord
indistnt's. l-s' = ia Ir'.1 saaau.s The
ecut rscm a15 81 ris wil sgeesters,
snd before The opsnin. Of sou-t 4 procsslioH
Of about 200 persons, Of beth ssxss, wko
vsrs us dsrsloot 70 bs resk renisrs and ac-
tive tenants, marched fton the Office Of the
lad league 70 the four courts.
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sunreme conrt nectsiens.

Special to.the Herald.
Galveston, Jan, l5.-The following cases
were decided in the supreme court to-day:
McElroy Glenn vs.. j p. Mcdonald ;error
from Bee motion to dismiss; the appeal
oyerruled and judgment affirmed no writ
ten opinion.
Catalina Lerma Va. the state from
Nuaees; motion to dianiiss granted and sus-
tanned, and the appeal dismissed.
Felipe Gretta Vs. the state; from Bee !;
motion to dismiss, and the appeal submitted.
L Frisbe vs.. the state; from Dewitt ;
affirmed; ne written opinion.
Adam Thompson VS.. the state; appeal
from Dallas motion for rehearing submit
ted.
Fecheimer, Frsnkol s. Co. We. J. M. Ball
s. Bro; from Hunt motion for rehearing
submitted.
w. w. SimmS vs.. the state from Linle-
stone county submitted on oral argument
and brief by both partiea.
C.L. Avery vs.. the stato; same as above
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Meeting OF liberal nenb srs OF Par
lament.

London, Jan. 1s.-The mseting OF liberal
members Of psrlismeat, 81 distinguished
from the Psrnellites, to express regret at the
inconsetsncy of the changes proposed in
the land system, which was 6rst snneuucea fol
Saturday, was held to-day. Right Hon. Jehn
Stansfald, member for Halifax, presided.
Thirty snembers of psrliaIpesi were present,
including Messrs. james e.. Rogers, South
walk; William Dilkes. Newctstls-on-Tyne
Peter RylandS, Bsrnley Jose Firth, Chel'sa
Henry Richards, Msrtbyrtydble, and ether
EEglilh liberals, advanced liberals and rsdi'
cala
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supr.s.e ossrl BesIsis...

Special 10 the Hsnsld.
calr.stss, Jsz. 12.--In The court Of ap
pssh Back Selonon vs.. the s.sis, from
Hsrri, county. diImisssd, ths priisnsr having
escaped.
Bin ThosPsos vs. the state, from Earrii
copnty, ssE1s - above.
W. II. Gusnsrs Va. T. 5. Cunningham
referred ts the comminisnert ofaPtstls.
John DEsoss Va. the ft.is, from Dewitt
Submitted on erhl srsunsHt and tnsfs b
10th parties.
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houston Itsrns.

SpecInI TO the heraId
Houston, Jsu..IS.--G.F i. Pi.sos, EAo Aa-.-
asrsd Allen Rsrksdsls at Wssiisld, ia this
county, and escaped, has bssn rscsptared in
Fort Band and jailed there ts-dsy.
A Post special from Dalton says Maj
Watt,.'of the Missouri Pacific rsilroSd Ar
rived there, having examined the couHtry he.
tween Bolton and the Sasd0 river, and found
II favorable. His spfreyis- corps Tesateo
Bolton TO day, ssd THAR IL. crosses Leon,
two miles from ne sfnia Fs las. 9sjei
Watts gvss 10 Waco to-asrrow 10 organize
.scofps Of engineers.
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anscI,l 70 Tie IIarhIa.

hpscIaI % tha He7hII'
Wsco, Jan. l2.--Contraclcr Ccls, with
ons hu.drsd teams and large fsrsa Of oen,
arrived te-dsy 10 co1insacs grading s, Us
poirt on tks Isxas & St Lsnii railroad
between Waco and Ccfsicsns. he be n,
frst tveasv yailss' csutract ssst Of Waco,
s.d will hrsak sirt A0u5sy next. All ths
right ef-wsy IN The county Gas been Secured
sxsspt thrss miles, which tbs riEht-oi-was
sgsst, appointed By the city, win 90 to worl
on imnediatsly.
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Houston Items.
snecInl 10 the Herald.

DpeClui w LHr ileihiu'
Houston, Jan. l5.--Somo little sensation
was created to-day by anegro woman finding
the skeleton of child on the bank of the
bayou in tho vicinity of the Episcopal cens-
terry. An inques. was held, but no evidence
could DO deduced to show how it came there,
nor was there any light thrown upon the
mystery. The jury gave verdict that the
SHELTON was placed there by some person or
persons unknown.
Ia the matter of the will Of the fifty
thousand dollar niser, John Hoop, the
county attorney has been ordered to settle up
the estate ard CONTEST the will on part Of the
state. =
A Post special from Oorscana says O.
Jacob, clerk for Marx, has been arrested.
charged with completely in the assault on
Bon Mullins.
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Mapcksstsr, Jan. l5.-An attempt has
bs.n made, Il ia bsliessd By the FeniGns, 10
blow NJ the srmory OF the infantry barracks
4 Sanford. whsre The rifles Of the voluntesri
we're deposited. The meat store near the
srr.srv was blown 70 atoms. The explosion
!, believed 10 hsve been effected with dyre-
aita. which vns smurslsd iAto the barracks
by tons ere having basiness with the regi-
rnsut
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London, Jss. 1.-THE Times tsis morning
dtrs stlsaiion {. ibs fact that the tgrr-itn
ortrrm committed il ireland during The
meath Of Dscsmtsr, 1880 runbsr sec,
which was more tbsn during TIE whols sf
the year 1879. ss5 little lsss thaB he frere-
fah Of the Tires pTscsdinE TetrB.
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A CsrsicanR Dry Goods Merchant
Seriously wounds Els Clerk.

y
Seriously wounds Els Clerk.
Ssscial to thS Herald.
Corsicana, Jss. l4--Ben. Marks, Of tha
dry goods Arm Of Nssohafssy d Mark, Tas
arrested this sftsrnooA on the charge Of as
ssult with latent to kill John FL. Mullins, a
clerk employed by than. Mullins was dis
charged yesterday and returned to the store
to get pair of oyerahoss he had LETT there.
Marks alleged he used abusive ana insulting
language, and BIO then ordsred Mullins TO
leave the store. Mullins then attempted TO
strike him, when Marks ssrTck him several
tiMea with hatcher, infictisg several very
ugly-looking scalp wounds. But for the ia
reference of clerk employed Ia this sters
Marks would undoubtedly have killed him.
Aulins says he was bending ever, putting en-
his overshoes, when Marks struck him ia the
back of the head with the hstchet, and that
he had had no fuss zor attem pied any vio-
lenee whatever. Marks was jailed to await
the action of the grand jury.
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AussIz Affairs

Special 90 The Herald.
Austin, Jan. 15-Nsurice Moora. charged
with sonplicity IN tire murder IF NJ 1Ilkn,
viii be tried before Jsz;ics Blackburn. Of
Wilismston county, nezt week, on a chsngs
q venue from Travis.
Ihs roof Of Ire Commercial Restaurant
canxi.f f Q last night q O'clock. Damage
Sight Cause. defective ri0vs pine
TIE trsin On the Iniernziional E 0rss,
Eoriasrn railrosd vas eight hours ls.s to-dsy.
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was robbed A. 8 O'Clock this morning west Of
sssine. There we're but four passengers,
three mon and 4 lady. There wore but two
robbers, who got oight dollars from tho pas
sergers, tbouEs q much larger amount was
aboard. All mai pouches we're cut and rifed
and some reglstered packages taken. The
whols amount taken is unknown.
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Rev. Mr.. Brown Found Dead.

Special 20 tbs Herald.
Marlia, Jan. 14.-Rey Mr.. Brown, father
Of w. M. Brown, comptroller of the state,
was found dead in his bed at the Miller house
This morSing. Death supposed to DO caused
by heart disease. He was rs years Of age.
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ment 10 tho report OF Tho cofnmi'ys on
rules 10 print four hundred copies fcf lhe
rules for members
Mr. johnson was excused iadennitdy,on no.
count Of sickness. n,,
IIlls and resolu.ions--By Mr.. Gould, 70
amend article 1878, chapter 2, title Y6, OK
omp.ing property employed In MANUFACTURE
from taxation In Texas.
Bv Mr.. Tankersly--An net u erect anon
ument 10 the memory Of Sam. Houston. no.
ferred to the committee on state tfairsl !.
BY Mr.. Tankersly--A bill for the erection
Of a house of correction near the capitol FOR
persons convicted under seventeen years OF
age. Referred TO tho committee on penlten"
tiary.
Bv Mr.. Todd--To define scrubb stock and
to prevent the same, when unrestricted, from
running at large. Referred to the committee
ON stock raising. 10,
By Mr.. Gibsen--Te amend article 17O5,
chapter s, revised civil statutes. Referred to
corasAittee on Judiciary No. l.
BY MIR. Bruce Of Johnson-To amend the
school law SO as to allow children Of scholas-
tie age to attend school in any district they
live whether registered in another or not
Referred TO the committee on educatlon.
| By Mr.. Reicharz Amending article ~,
| giving paftloS lnClusuIe loi H-uVSA i.s''S =.
nav the annual rent. Referred 10 tne com
mittee on education.
By Mr.. Smith Of Titus--An act 70 amend
chaster 3. article A. 05 revised statutes. Re
ferred 10 committee on roads, bridges, etc.
By NJ. Paddock To provide for the con-
fnements in the lunatic asylum OF persons
acquitted of crime on account of insanity
| Referr4d,tn committee on judiciary No. l.
By AZ. Keadali---An act to amend article
2435 Of the revised atatutes. Referred to the
committee on stock raising.
By Mr.. Butks--An act to amend artisle
1851, title so, chapter IL, OF tho revised civil
statutes Referred to Judiciary committee
By MIR. Mstlcck- amend article 46os,
chapter 4, title 93. revised statutes, to pre-
vent certain sRimAls from running at large
Referred to the committee on agriculture.
| By Mr.. Faulk--To amend article 9l3
chapter 2, title z, an &C! to adopt and es!ab-
lish penal code Of criminal procedure. Rt-
farred TO judiciary committee No. 2
By Mr.. Finlay Van act to encourage
manufactures. Referred TO the committee
or manufacturing.
By Mr.. Fostar-To ameRd srtisle $50,
title %, revised civil statutes. Referred to
judiciary committee No. 2:
BY Mr.. Carleton Dill TO pfomOll tee
sale OF cotton ana gram between certain
hours ana 70 punish the purchaser, =,
BY Dir. Bruce OF McLenaan--A piil 70 es-
sta5lish retsrmatory institution Ct w acc
and branch penisentlary. hetefroa 70 'he
committee on penltenuary,
| Mr.. Frymer was excused to-day on account
of sickness.
| MIR. Baker moved suspension OF .he rules
20 settle the bill to pay the per aiem ana
mileage OF members OF the aeVenteentn les-
iGlature. ltWas taken up on Ito nnai passage.
The bill took its dua course aud passed /, as as
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-01-20

TIE norlb.tound passenger train On ne
Tsrns Central Triasy did not arrive Until
5-3D yesterday evening owing e De wrsck ot
seventeen cars Of q fIsirhi trnin, stich vsni
throurt 4 tridgs<sloT WOrfhsn. TIE ca-I
vsrs badiJ Ers y, bui Ds ons hurt
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TO RENT

nnn AcHEs LAND n ne vicinity q
DOO Wnrahnrhie. Ellis county, IN tracts
n ono f1c sores IN good slalecf On. lretio1f
rood hons sE, wood and wafer cl-nr sulenti en1
r'--.vsl Lard o. lease for six year. fCr ilIIrr
,..--tE -. . rIsriIl4rI n tnres- Alec solnf
~ n. rrr4 81 Lend I1r sElc. ~ terms
r'lIrfta rrr Frrrnf houses 90 crtIu
~. h~ s rrIol In cash f0r ricEsrz
n A o = g DAVIS, Va.
o1uDfy, TsEnss
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Special to tbs Herald.

Austin, Jan. 14.-Nr. ! sssn offered 0
resolution that each rsntbF be allowed to
subscribe for not more yhi. thirty copies Of
daily papers containing Eynspfis Of tn
proceedings. AssPts6.
Mr., BaeAA1an intpassOd ill for pre-
venting drunkennosf and temporary insanity
freA fsing pleaded in 20 courts. Referred
Mr.. Baker moved 10 taxa up the two ssD-
ste bills which g(eso read; first, to provide
&S80. oee pay por(dis a and inilsaEe; secondly,
10000 70 psi contingent expshsss Tho
tier sfort MT sitk imaseciaA. passage
fsrTss 10 th3fkancs somuittss.
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1SLATURE/
EEJINos OF YESTERDAY
Of Important Epis fi,tro'
no Republicans 40 Brins
Candidate far Untted
es Senator, Etc

BAN. Is. Nornlng session. On
d Mr.. Dugcan the reading of the
Hwas dispensed with.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-30


To intfoincs nat new styles and iunnsnss tfafs
We make M believing Unparalleled UnHfa Zoe a
short time "ftls Berlin Farkst ruhtaius = fotd
PLATED watch chtn. sgats shawl Tln, iAdys Gle
CANT sstirHtlfy - = 40 eur hatfbns' cofsl neck.
lsrv, SCI " agate studs. gpid plate band ring, collar
button kf{ .rlnx, iu~kst huok. iniitatkan silk
h.h.iAsfthists VFnf F+hfls clnilc suNriufss and
visiting carts. All thesH mailed 10 you f6f II. In
tAlla1 a fftHn a. b. Hm
IN. hnysirasksi ~ouutsins c7s snpsfb Ams,hyst
rnE. sisxant enfal bruuch at N hut. lAnry ners.
lart, r1fai sleeve bottoms. engraved Falf plsfs
bracelets. ftss scaffnln. rnhd plated isdy ssst' gnit
piAie sleeve buttons, heavy Sod piats studs. lntsly
cameo sraH pin, genuine fanslan dlAnaBi stud.
Maltese cfusa With v diamond esnief, hsauiihsf
Jet sleeve buttons. plated collar hutton. plated
llnk slieh shain. plain Told piats ring notify
csHneo HiE, haltssa earnings With y. diaHtant
selling xvntn' uil runh. suathyst sat, ladys
fhii plated ssi with white siaus ~ssitlnga lst and
cameo srAff pin Tnx. sud plate sleeve buttons.
Ths Shnis ~ this magnificent ruliprtipn ssnt
seearr ny mail ne n, . ~ Nm, I FOR o. This t0i
g~n - Iytsllef easily a. frpm y 10 sih Addrs-,
NY jEwELhf CO. AusniA. "a
Ins AfListtnn.rssei ~. eoHpanyis
reaf moasy IL sstouniinxF
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EIEnAhI IEWEIRY CHEAP.

ce > sett 10 falf esh iata Istns ani g. os,f.
w ne. Aiifs.s u. nstttIfAt -, rutiisud. Ne
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N lis olslsh Time eheh io
- va NET llf staple alil 10 hnf
h,fye w. iafgiy mneh lf aI
fefmefs IN lht tanhetfrm River
fgftf, md fhns l0nsld .fed a faIi
msns crop lntpt .rl Hu i
incfs eho would va gf1#
20 when e aid btlos " ~ NJ t.
hundred pound fea nIHe 0rDH o.
moral standpoint yrf obey would
grow I've io supple ihr di.tllfr.
apparently without Soy ,oopu6
Time " conscience. N0w fHHl
both tle grain and straw uf mHf-
valuable, the crop g certainly d
better one iof the farmer Nv pro.
dncc than IN earlier daystn tpf-
taihly can be produced m tlily
and nearly ~ cheap ~ m thuc
early years. Tie Yield per acre
u quite ~ great now 49, then lhc
grain averaging more per bushcI
than corn. and the straw netting
the grower $50 TO $40 per acre in
market and this requires blowing
the ground fairly web. sowing the
seed, n bushels broadcast. 10 the
acre, and narrowing tin All
this is done IN Scptcmbcr or any
time before winter sets m No
further care is usually given il til
harvest, the following season, I'M
less II be to SOW, broadcast, some
fertilizer, plaster, ashes or the ike
IN the spring The harvesting being
the heaviest tax on the producer.
On plain lands, poor sandy, soil,
such MS were mostly devoted to rye
farmers grew by such a course
from 3 10 IS or 10 bushels per acre
and about l,zoo to 1900 pounds
OF straw, the grain being the sale
able part, for from rs cents to ST.
per bushcl in some seasons and
cases. The straw, If sold, brought
from 80 to So per ton in market.
and little sale for il at those prices.
Now If farmers owning these old
plain lands would give them cul-
ture and fertilizc them proportion
ally as they do for their tobacco.
they might obtain 20 or more bush
els OF rye, together with from one
io'two tons Of straw, for these old
hesds are susceptible to and quick
~ feel the effects of little manure.
giving ii AT once 10 any crop grow
nag therein. Here we have. say .
$40 worth Of grain and $40 to $40
worth OF STRAW, making IRON $50
to POO per acre from land worth
from $40 to $50 per acre. The
reason OF the great advance in
straw Is owing to new discoveries
wherein it has become a factor.
Formerly the principle use was in
stables as litter, etc. ; now it is used
for paper-making and various 9TH
or arts, and the supply seldom
to the demand.-W. W.
Whit, Worcester Co., Mass.
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Sewing Orchard Grass.

Orchard grass is deservcdly
coming more into cultivation every
year, both North and South. aud
It will perhaps benefit some to be
told how TO SOW il. 1t should al
ways be mixed viii cloger seed.
To mix the seeds properly, put
down upon a floor half a bushel Of
orchard grass seed, and scatter
over that one quart of clover seed /:
repeat until you get a stout pile.
say fur or Eve bushels. Then
NIX thoroughly spread out upon
The iioor and 'p inklc water upon
the pile, stirring al the time until
Gu tie wet; then mix in plaster or
dry ashes, or even bran, until suf-
fieienily dry . separate when
thrown from the hand. Throw il
IN bulk until next morning, when
i Is ready for sowing. Taken
through this process ii can he sown
with as much regularity as wheat.
regardless Of ordinary winds. If
u remains in bulk more than on
night IN warm weather il will heat
and must be opened. Except for
meadows or stand ng pastures or
chard grass is 100 expensive. For
the ordinary shifts it is better to
use clover seed alone, as orchard
grass does MT do It's best under
two or three years. when, il the
land rs good. il will have made n
sod thai will resist tho action Of
the feet Of stock in wet weather.
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StArr 90 Mtsst,srtt No flo,.
PANutA CurNTY Clanrcry Court
To Catherine J. Moore and husband. K VI
Moore W . Wall. Charley = Wall Ma.
~ Signofa q Ping
You arr commanded 20 appear before the
chnncrrr court ~ the county Of pmola. In
aid State, on The third MONDAY oil Nav.
1881. 10 defend the suit In said court Of :
Young administrator orc y Young. dee Z
administrator " 80, ctatc ct lane +. llish.
tower. decreased. Final areouni wherein
yuu arc defendants. April 1T. 1881
; T. Bt.ANN,
TAYLOR * Kyle, CHANGER, Clcrl.
SoliciiorE Bt Jno 4 Small, D. {.
4.g.tw
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Gilman. llrfi
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CHTg.EFf lUfHN.
IT, HIT.I VI infI Anna VI uIl.
n.'d. NaH.ut .D agl iHI Iu.
band tat0, 10 tIHf.
fridl
Sou ac eoumlnd.l FOO appDI.
before thr GWnacly Coma ul. tHr
County NJ panolt. iu lIII '
on lhc Dbul Monday nl 'l1a i.st.
90 defend Iht .uit Too slid Count NJ
A H. Bohn administrator. tH. l
iitco IN w llu.IoId. dpOu.od
find nccoun0. whrran }ou sfc
defendant April e'I. 1881.
s. X BLANN.
ui6.lt Chlncory Clerk
By ino 4 Small y g..
Sundilrt q Stone. Solicitors.
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STATE of MtssisNfrfii No ~
PNNOLN CptNTY. CHANGER, Court
To 7 -, Handle and - a Harlit
You arc commanded IN appear before The
Chanccry Court OF the county Of Panulu. In
a d State, on lhc third MONDAY OF Ma
fs5f and defend ihc ,aid suit In said colr.
Of Vs. ~ Brown, admin .,rstot. ~. estate ui
John g. lllfd.c. irDrI.sd Final account.
wherein tou arG defendants. March 10th.
thai. y T. BLANN.
llsitS Boo'hr. Chmccry Clerk
SOLICITOR. b. lro a small ID {.
ap.2 F
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braced in bill by the House Commit
tee on War Claims:
Samuel w. Strider, Jefferson county,
five hundred and twelve dollars and
eighty cents.
S. A. Bates, Jefferson county, two
thousand four hundred and ninety dol
lars and fifty cents.
Thomas II. Wysong, Jefferson coun
ty, two hundred dollars.
Ann G. Blackford, Jefferson county,
one hundred and forty-five dollars.
John w. Hendricks, Jefferson coun-
ty, one hundred and sixty dollars.
John w. Roberts, administrator OF
w. II. Myers, deceased, Jefferson coun-
ty, one hundred and seven dollars and
seventy-fve cents.
Betty Sheaffer, executrix Of VIM.
Sheatfer, deceased, Jefferson county,
one thousand four hundred and eighty
dollars.
VIM. w. Walker, Berkeley county,
two hundred and forty-fve dollars aud
sixty-seven cents.
J. II. Clendenning, administrator Of
A. G. Clendenning, deceased, Berkeley
county, five hundred and seventy dol
lars.
Frank D. Staley, administrator of d.
Doll, deceased, Berkeley county, five
hundred and twenty dollars.
Levi Henshaw, Berkeley county, two
hundred and ninety dollars.
David Hess, Berkeley county, nine
hundred and seven dollars and fifty cents
Mrs. Mary A. Hill, Berkeley county,
five hundred and forty dollars.
Squire II. Martin, Berkeley county,
two hundred and forty. one dollars and
twenty five cents.
John D. Turner, administrator OF j.
Turner, deceased, Berkeley county, one
hundred and ninety-fve dollars.
Solomon Thornburg, Berkeley coun
ty, ninety FIVE dollars.
John w. Lamon, Berkeley county
five hundred and forty-three dollars.
Charles d. S. Lamon, Berkeley, coun
ty, one thousand and eighty-fve dol!ar'
and fifty cents.