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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-30

SUBURBAN HoMEs.--We have received
from Mr.. A. Whitaker, Nursery man.
Houston, Texas, some Of the advanc
sheets Of a work, about to be issued by D.
Appleton & Co., New York, entitled,
nscott's" Suburban Homes" devoted to
the art of identifying Suburban Home
grounds, of small extent, illustrated by
200 exquisite plates and engravings, Of
plans for residences and their grounds, of
trees and shrubs, and garden enbellish-
ments; with descriptions of the beautiful
and handy trees, and shrubs grown in the
United States; by Frank J. Scott. Price
IS, sent post paid, on receipt Of price, by
A. whitaker, Houston. We have only seen
advance sheets Of the work, but those
show what IL is to be, and frem the CON-
mendations of northern papers, and the
opinions Of eminent men, and horticultu-
rsIists, published we have no hesitation
in commencing the book. The illustrs-
tions are superb and We don't hesitate to
say that the boox win be valuable one
for svery housekssPer, who desires to or
nsment his grounds, and make home
bssutifal.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
sp.elsI 10 The Dsliss hssAls,
Mn, gEgEIgy DYIE0,

NM ektFLtf brIko'
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.--Mr. Greeleys
death Ia momentarily expected, both by bis
relations and the physicians attending
him. Yesterday false reports were cur
rent everywhere that his disease had ter
minated fatally, and numbers ihropged
The Tribune Office 10 ascertain tho true
state of affairs. Mr.. Greeley Ia ut larry
town, hut his whereabouts there Is kept
from the public and many friends. Yes
terday evening, at q medica consultation,
II was said that II was doubtful II he
could live more than few days. Tho doc
tors described Mr.. Greeley as talking In
coherently all tho time, aud being quite
obst mate, and says he does not know his
own daughter. Between 8 and 10 o'clock
last hisht his condition was less favorable
than il hos been during the DAY. The ply
sician5 did not anticipate any important
changes within the next IL hours AT
tho African Methodist Church yesterday
the announcement Of Mr.. Greeleys condi-
ton by the Presiding Elder, greatly nf-
flicted the congregation. His condition
has everywhere awakened feelings Of
sympathy, and though IT Is feared he can
not recover, New York is unwilling to
surrender the hope that he may yet be
spared.
LATER.
Mr.. Greeley has failed very much dur
ing the night, and is apparently sinking
very rapidly, lie is sleeping quietly up
to ~ m.
MIDDLETON, N. Y, Nov. 29.--It has
transpired that VIM. Graham and Charles
II. Horton, cashiers of the Waikiki Nation
al Bank, used the money Of the institution
to the amount Of 100000 in Wall street
speculations, and being concerned in the
Northwest corner were swamped to large
extent. The result was run on the bank.
Snow feel here this morning to the
depth of two inches.
DETnoir, Mich, Nov. REHABILITATION
is nearly closed. Steamers are rcturnin g
from Lake Erie. Several steamers are
ashore and number of lives lost.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-The Herald
PRINTS two communications signed Chem
list in which The writer, who says he is one
of the Paris communists, states that the
Boston FIRE was the work of the labor re-
formers; that the explosions heard during
the fire which were attributed to other
things, were really explosions of power.
full combination, but lately invented, and
known TO them and his confrersrs, no lar
ger than m ordinary apple, and costin 6
only ninety-two cents each. lie says their
work at Boston is but the commencement,
and intimates that capitalists shall still
fur}her suffer, if the rights Of labor are
not respected.
LoDoN, Nov. 29.-Versalies despatch es
to 2 o'clock Iast night report the 'repeti-
ton of buffers resolution, and serious
CO ndition Of affairs.
HORSE DISEASE IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Nov. 29.-Twenty cases Of
horse melady reported Capt. Gorham
has recently returned from the North and
become we'll acquainted with the disease
H e says it is there much worse than has
been reported and says there is at least
one hundred case in this city.
MARKET REPORT.
Coteon quite Good ordinary l53 o. !
Low middling 16f 60 J. Sales 500 bales
Gold IL 8 al. Hide uniet: wet sailed
100 lOl; Dry, 18a @l0.
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Texas and Pacific Railway.

We give below q synopsis Of the 'worr
upon this great National IIlshwsy from
this point Fast and west
The first three miles East, Of grading,
including Depot grounds at this place are
under contract 10 Mr.. Mat Cullen who has
ono mile west Of tho Trinity River, ma
king q total Of four miles.
The Mestrs. iIihmsn, Hall & Co., have
n contract for ten miles including tn 0
heaviest rock work west Of the Sabine,
these gentlemen have largo force at
work and with their great energy and sx-
perieuce will "push things" TO speedy
completion. p. l.. Conrad 0 miles, Scott
b Bullch 2 miica Wheeler & Bro. 2 mlles,
". d. Kelley miles, James Madden 6
miles, T. J. Turnay 4 miles, (which will
be completed in ten days,) Hugh Barnes
mile, J. Griffin miles, Linlack & Lacy l
mile, Ranahon & Fogarty tom Ranahan
the "Buzzer'O miles, Thos. Cunnin CHAM
2 miles, J. L. Shecman 2 miles, G. L. Long
2 miles, Carson & Romtree miles, Pat
O'Don aid & Bro. 2 miles, Ragan, Hart s
Co., miles, and John Duff mile ma.
king total Of ffty-nine miles of active
work.
The work TO East Fork will be compile.
ted by LIST Of January and nine miles east
Of tho East Fork by 18th January, oil con.
tracts beyond the East Fork to Sabine
River to reach completion by the LIST Of
March.
BRIDGING.
Messrs. D. Kendall & Co. have con.
tracts for bridging from Dallas west, and
beginning at the terminus of other con-
tracts fifty miles east Of this, to the Lake
Fork of the Sabine.
Jennings, sprague & Co., from Dallas
fifty miles east. These gentlemen have
already commenced the work of trestline
and bridging the East Fork, and will push
it through on lightning scale.
The bridge at this point across the Trini-
ty and trestling the bottom west is pro.
crossing rapidly. Messrs. Kendall & Co.
already having Pile foundations 70,
Piers all completed and some two hundred
and sevsnty-fve piles fixed in the low
ground west they are working two "dri-
vers," one steam and one horse power.
The officers and con tractors are all live
men, and appreciate the duties to which
they are addressed, the completion of five
hundred miles Of Railroad in fifteen
months think of that, old Texans, and
decide whether we shall 81 imp into the
CARS and oil take q ride" or halt in the line
of the march of progress and be trodden
TO death.
We are indebted to the gentlemen of the
Engineers Department at this place fol
the foregoing valuable information
Mcssrs. Maj. 0lcott, Engineer.in-charge
Capt Grove ("Pinkie,"D and Mr.. Curtis
assistants In charge of the Office, for the
last Of ten thousand acts ofkindness Ia
the HERALD, will please 'rcceive renewed
assurances of our most distinguished con.
sideration."
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LIVE Stock, FARM AND PRESIDE Jour N
AL.-This excellent Journal for November
has reached us. II is model Of compact
arrangement Of matter, and is SO compre-
hensive in'its range Of subjects that every
class of stock is treated in every number
1t is edited with great care and practical
knowledge. The present number gives q
clear description Of simple method of
watering COWS in stable in winter-How
to feed large stock economically-How
important an element poultry is in the
food supply-How to treat the horse cpl
demic-In short, it treats of the dairy,
horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, bees,
fish, the turf and farm. II has some eigh-
ty different articles. The proprietors are
not satisfied with all this, but have added,
in the present number and will continue,
q Fireside Department filled with good
things for the farmers wife and children.
We do not see how any farmer who once
takes it can ever give it up. Price only
$3.50 per year. HAAS, KELLEY & Co.,
Buffalo, New York, Publisers.
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In MEMoRIAM-Col. Thomas WIN. Ward
denarted this life on this morning, at
o'clock, at his residence in this city. An
other old Texan has been called 10 appear
before the Supreme Judge Of the universe.
Col. Ward came to Texas at an early day,
and with patriotic devotion to the best
interests Of the young Republic, he freely
gave his every energy to its prosperity )
and perhaps ne man done more to secure
the Independence Of Texas than Col. Ward.
In the fight at San Antonio he lost his
lep. and In firing salute on the snniver-
sary of the Declaration Of Texas hide
pendence in March, 1s41, he unfortunate
iy lost his arm. He has held many ofhess
Of high trust and responsibility, al Of
which he fiIlsd with honor 70 himself and
10 the satisfaction Of the peoPle.-sfah
Jous4l 25fh.
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The Baptist Church.

Mr.. EDITOR Permit me To say to the
brethren and friends who have generously
subscribed TO the erection Of our church
building, that we have purchased and
paid for the lumber, and that we wish to
push the enterprise to completion with
dispatch. Most Of our pledges were due
on the first Of October last and all will
be due on the first Of January next.
Brethren and friends, will you pay
them promptly We need the money
now. Will the pastors and brethren in
the country try to secure the payment of
All subscriptions at onee7 The enterprise
is yours as well as ours; and its success
depends on you as well ss us. Let both
be prompt and the work will be speedily
accomplished. In my absence, payment
can be made to W. h. Prsther, Of the firm
Of Prsther & Murphy, and credited &C
cOrdingly. ABRAN WEAVER.
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PERsoNAL.-We are in receipt of conf
munication bearing the ensign armorial
of His Lordship of "Conklinboro," "Rnight
of the Carter" pregnant of SHARKS" Of
kindness and words of wisdom. We would
beg, however to correct His Lordship's
oversight in emitting to give US our
proudest title, viz, to-wit: "KNIGHr OF
THE GREEN RIBBON" title won at cost
of mush blood and treasure upon cupids
sanguinary field. May His Lordship's
bulletins" reach us often and in due
time, awaiting which we tip him social
and personal addendum.
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ssA. Did you ever do the "ground and
lofty tumbling" act for about seventy
miles in stage coach in rough country,
in FREEING cold weather, and then under
take to write of 'things generally" philc-
sophically? Try it once and if success
full, report to this office and we will agree
to write your history in nine large vol
umes which shall completely "lay in the
shade" that pleasant little narrative of
bumor, patience as exampled by JOB Of
p11
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rss,The horse disease has reached New
Orleans. 1t is quito evident that it will
mako its appearance in Texas next, and
our people should be prepared for it. We
see that the Mayor of Galveston has al
ready taken measures for preventing the
disease reaching there if possible, by re-
questing the Agents of the Morgan line OF
Steamers not to permit any horses to be
shipped by their line.
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Tho rsrss and padAo aalirGSd Com.
pany'
From Pornsys Press.

From pornsy's Press.
wo are glad TO sec that tho work
Of building tho Texas and Pacific
railroad has fallen into hands OF
strong parties, among whom are
many Of our leading citizens, and
that, by the purchase Of the build
ing, No. 275 South Fourth street,
tho permanent officers connected
with it's construction and manage
mcnt will be located in this city.
This line, from the natural ad-
vantages incident to the route,
must become ono Of tho great high
ways between the two oceans, be-
sides developing 4 vnst local trade
| from the fine farming and grazing
lands of Texas and California, and
the rich mineral regions of the lat
ter State, Arizona and Old and
New Mexico.
1t stretches from Marshall and
Texarkana, in the State Of Texas,
to San Diego, on the Pacific Ocean,
la distance of about 1900 miles,
and, when finished, will have con;
nections with San Francisco and
the States of Old Mexico at the one
end, and all the cities of the Allan
tic coast at the other.
Large donations of land have
been made to the road by the Uni
ted States and the State OF Texas,
and the cities and counties along
tho line have also contributed lib.
orally to its construction.
| Arrangements have been made
with tho California and Texas
Railway Construction Company
for building the road on a strong
cash basis. The work will 60 for
ward rapidly, and tho bonds of the
company will only be issued and
Isold On the completed and earning
road.
| The stockholders of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company par
tipcipate in the profits of the enter
prise, by q representation in the
CONSTRUCTION Company equal to
their original subscription to the
railway company.
The Directory of the Construc-
ton Company embraces many of
our prominent and experienced
railway men in this city and Pitts
burg, with General Bristow, the
late Solicitor General Of the United
States, as President, and Matthew
Baird, the great locomotive builder
of this city, as Vice-President.-
neral Granville M. Dodge, $50
we'll known as tho able engineer
in charge of the construction of the
Union Pacific road, is the chief en-
gineer of the Texas and Pacific
road. The following is the man.
agement: General B. H. Bristow,
President; Matthew Baird, Vice
President; G.. NJ. Dodge, Chief En-
gineer; John P. Green, Secretary
George D. Krumbhaar, Treasurer.
Directors-W. J. Walters, Balti.
more J. Edgar Thompson, Thorn
as A. Scott, Fl. II. Houston, Geo.
B. Roberts, Philadelphia; William
Philips J. N. Mccullough, Pitts
burg John McManus, Reading;
H. G.. Stebbins, Edwards Pierre,
pont, New York II. S. McComb,
Wilmington, Delaware; j. B; Bow
man, Lexington, KY; G. F. Holly,
New Mexico; W. G. Hall, B. H..
Bristow, Louisville.
After our visit to Texas, and the
knowledge gained of its people and
their wants, we feel surc that this
great enterprise, in its present
hands, will get promptly every
reasonable facility and concession
from the State and its citizens that
may DO essential to its steady and
successful progress.
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New PAPER.--We have received No. !,
Vol. /, of the Cranberry Vidctte, publish
ed at Cranberry, Hood county, Texas, by
". L. Bond and +. E. Garland. 1t is
good size paper, presents handsome ap,
pearancc, and is well edited. We place it
on our exchange list with pleasure.
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aeS- A letter which We take from the
Philadelphis Telegraph, and written by
Hon. G. Nelson Smith, who has been So
.journing among us for several months
will bc found on our outside page this
week. 1t is interesting and truthful, aud
will well repay perusal.
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me- We publish on the outside of our
paper "An Address by the United States
Centennial Commission" to the people Of
the country, which has been kindly for
warded TO us by Gen. VIM. II. Parsons,
Commissioner of Texas, with the Request
for publication. We very cheerfully com
ply with the request and invite the at
tention of our readers to the address.
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msa Tho horse.disease has attacked the
chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys in the
State of New York, and they are dying by
the thousands. The Galveston News calls
the disease Observation-Disclosures" Well
that name ought to kill the whole of the
poultry.
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p6Twe had the pleasure Of meeting
MIR. wrotan, Teller Of tho Merchants and
Planters Ba MI, Of Sherman. Mr.. W. has
decided 10 open Banking establishing
Aft. Worth. We envy our little neigh
Dor this accession.
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tn MARRIED LADIES

tbsv arc psrticularly suited. They will in short
Tim. bring on the monthly period with regularity ;
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt,
full to the constitution IL all cases OF Nervous ana
tigue on slight exertion, papitation OF the Heart
MYSTERIES and Whites they will effect cure when
ali other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give full directions and sdsse or WI,
be sent free to all writing for them sealed from OBJ
servstion.
N,B.-In all cases where the Genuine cannot be
obtained, One Dollar enclosed 10 the Sole Proprle
tor. JOB MOSES, Is Cortlanpt st., New York will
insure bottle Of the genuine containing my pills.
BY return mail, securely sealed from any knowledge
Of its contents.
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Five hundred men are preparing
the Union Pacific track for the
coming snow. Trains on the Tex
as and Pacific railroad will have
no use for any preparations of this
kind, as they don't have any snow.
Don't you see
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s0ywe have had the pleasure, this
week, Of meeting Mr.. Patillo, Of Jefferson,
formerly connected ediioriNlly with the
Democrat and Times Of that city.
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The Uuited States steamship
Powhattan will sail from Philadel'
phia for Key West, this week hav-
ing in tow the iron clad Saugus, to
be left at that station.
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QUESTIONABLE MILLINERY
And DreSS-MakinS.
MRS F. ]. BATH

Wishes to inform her patrons and friends that she
is now prepared to do
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
in all its branches with neatness aud elegance The
system hy which Mira. Bath cuts is at once perfect
and artistic imparting to the form grace and
beauty superior to all others; therefore the feels
confident of giving general satisfaction. She has n
large and beautiful assortment of Millinery Goods,
which she offers low She is also prepared to work
up human hair, in all its branches both useful and
orn mental such as Braids, Curtis Frizzes, Chig-
mons ETC., made to order Oh hair repaired and
made equal to new.
Next door to the Foundry, Main st Dallas.
Nov 30 2:3mo
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JAMES W. PRICE & CO.,
beware OF CoUNTERFEITs,
J0B M0SES' Sir Jane: G p,,ii

are srsrsireip cousTEsTErTED. Dfshona Druggtss en-
dsasor 10 cell The cosntrets 70 make greater prcn ~
oeusiw< haze he rams Of Job Moses on each pack
ara All Others are worthless limitations. The gen
uns Pills are III falling in the cure ofall those pain
full and dangerous diseases to which the female con-
stitution 10 subject They moderate all excesses and
rsrnoya ali nhnfructions Q, from whatever cause.
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A CHOICE LOT Of Cranbcrrles J ust re-
ceiyed by L. u. Jennings & ca.
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IN ALIAS MARKET.

Corrected weekly by WILLIAMS BROS, deal
ers IN Groceries and Provisions, Main street, ono
door east of the Public Square.
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SCHNEIDER s. Davis, on Elm, have
those delicious canned Strawberries on
sale
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VIC take this occasion TO thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
ed to US while at Corsicana, and beg to re-
mind them nd the people generally, that We
are now opening at Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks Of Groceries ever
brought to the interior of Texas.
Purchasing as we do, direct from impcr~
ters and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, aud by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses incidental to Big Credit Stores, it
must be perfectly clear to the cOmprehsn,
sion Of every one that Vo csn afordiO sell
our goods at small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when visiting our market 10 call and ox-
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is situated on South side Of
Elm Street, N. E. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs & co.
Aus. 2s-5otm Jan. !, 1873,
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LEAF LARD in 8 and s pound caddiea
at E. b. ennings & Co.
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GOSHEN BUTTER very choice arti-
ole can be found at +. B. Jennings & Co.
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FINE WINES, Liquors, Tobaccos, CT
CARS, etc., at E. B. Jennings & Co.
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CsTRAY NOTICE.-DALLAs co.

e
TAKEN up by W. T. Thurmond and estrayed be.
fore John D. DercOt, j. p. Precinct No ], one yoke
of work OXEN-one largo red and white Ok mark
ed u crop off right ear and crop and swallow.ork in
left branded PS on left hip, about years old vali
ed at $50 the other dun and white spotted OK,
marke swallow-fork in right err and swallow fork
and nnderbit in let, no brands perceivable, about
years old valued at Sl5. li23t"
TAKEN mp by T.. Morris and estrayed before II.
s. Gny j p Precinct No ., one brown pony MAR II,
about years old about II hands high asni p on the
nose and branded AP connected, on LETT shoulder
and A on left hip; valued at s25. ll2-3t*
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CHOICE Family Groceries Of all kins Of
Z. B. Jspnisgs 5 Coz On oonnsrcs 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

NoTlch
Is hereby given that all aims for money
against the estntc Of Eli Yoners, deceased not pre-
sencd to mo for allowai within one year from the
10Th day of October A. u. 1872, will be postponed
until tho claims presented within that time are
paid. ,..s,,o,,r,y ,,,.
McCoY 4 MCCOY, Attys.
Dallas, Nov. 81, '72-l2;it+
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A TRUE FRIEND

"Anoth or Richmond In the field, cried kiehnrn
hut for the sake of history and truth be u known
the one proved at least oyermatch for the Vauh'
ing king and SO, despite henultifarious btters tha
food the deluged markets Of the country, ffce
Great Specific overshadOws them all. WIN lond NC
claim, the sonorous echoes ofwhich reveroerate
through all the land, until the mighty mountains
answering the seaboard, give back the glad
from hill to dale, IRON river to lake, ana ootn VI
these again to grand old ocean, that rolls IL on
for ayei With billowy roar the people hymn tne
praises Of Prices Celebrated Aromatic Buffers;
They have tested its efficacy, tried its virtues, anu
shrned it, like idol, In the very heart OF ia,n
Indigestion longer waits upon their appetita, ~
dulgen ces. Dyspepsia breaks no more upon tnelr
enjoyable repasts. Nervousness avaunts debiiliy'
that crouched within them, shrinks at the meta
morphose of the giant strength and the load OF sur
fering under which they writhed, is thrown OH, as
with the agile grace and power ofan athlete. Iney
care not for the recognition OF other preparations
content 10 know and feel that they have iound IN
Trice's Celebrated A romatic Stomach Bitters, me
true balm they have heard so often prated Of Gi
cad. Address
JAMES W. PRICE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors, New Orleans.
Sold by Grocers, Druggists and dealers through
out the South. Darlington, Marsalis q Co.. Whole
sale Groccrs Dallas, Sole Agents for Northern Tex
AZ. [l2-lm.
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Subscribe for the HERALD,
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spaldiDg Liquid Clue slEsys ready TO
use.
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Corner of Jefferson and Elm sts., Dallas, Texas.
EtD-Brunswck Tables, and tho best of Cigars and
Liquors Strict attention paid TO tho sale OF Bruns
wick Billiard Tables.
Nov 3O.l2:iy J. VI. HALDEMAN, prop'r
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PRICES IN COIN.