davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-07-26

yoar waa 129, ,o8o,758 tons, and 803,844 porsone q
woro employed, showing Nh average proaucsion
Of about OIL tons for each person. Tho proauo-
tlon exceeded that Of 1871 by six million tons,
and tho production Of 1871 that of 1870 by
nino million tohs. Tho riso In prtcos COM
menced in 1871, and roaohod its high
ost point In the beginning Of 1879. In
London, tho Wholesale pricos Of tho best
household ooa1s woro in 1870, 18s Cd; in 1871,
10s Sd In 1879, 24s lid and In the present ycnr
93s* Tho Committee find tho cnuaes Of this rfso
III tho increased activity Of tho iron trade, md
tho groat strikea in Wales, and the Mines Rogn-
1ation net OF 1872, which added to tho cost OF
tho Committee agrood that tho price OF coal
would not again DO as low nj 1t wns throo yoar8
, 1873-07-26

The Postmaster Of Chicago Ia at Washington
seeking authority to enlarge tho Boryico by
curriers' in this city. Ho asks for an additional
force Of forty carriers. Tho following figures
from tho oi1lclal monthly roporta ahow that in
point Of postal busiuoHa Chicago is the sooond
city In tho Union. Tho number Of carriors oml-
ployed in cach OF tho principal citios III aa fol-
lows: Now York, Sl7i Philadelphia TT Oht-'
cago, Ill; st. Louis. G4; Boston, 10; Baltimore
80; Cincinnati, 90. Tho delivery and collection
OF letters in May, in cach city, was as follows:
, 1873-07-26

Tho Iowa railroad robbers hayo been traukod
us far as Pattonburg, Mo. Thoy aro still p,.sh-
ing aonthwara, hut their lorses rro 80 jadea,
and purauors aro springng up in euch numbers,
that they aro not likely to escape. Tho police
OF st. Louis boliovo them to bo tho game gang
TINT robbed the st. Geneyievo No., bank, the
NusaellVillo, Ky., bank, and the Gallatin, Mo..
ban'. II thia be corroct their rendezvous is in
jackson County, No., and their homes arc in
community which, it thoy reach it, will do its
best to shield them from Justice aud misload
their purBuerB.
, 1873-07-26

Tho Cheyenne Leader makes All appeal for tho
preservation OF the buffalo from indiscriminnte
slaughter. Last yoar, 200, 900 wore killed for
their skins a!ono. Tho extension of railroads
has givon tho hunters an opportunity to drive
tho builaloos into comparatively restricted dis
tricts, and thus they aro ponnod md shot down,
and tens Of thousands OF caroassos aro loft rot
ting on the ground. Tho destruction has beon
so great that tho market haB boon seriously
affected. yoar ago tho prico Of buffalo
hilos in tho Vest ranged from four to five dol
lars for cows skin, and from SIX to aoyen dol
lars for q bulls skin. Now, hide TINT would
havo brought FIVE dollars yoar ago
will scarcely soil for dollar and half. There
is another important point to DO considered IN
connection with this Wholesale slaughter. Tho
buffalo ia tho principal means Of eustonanco to
tho frontier Bottlors aud to tho Indian tribes.
Whllc tho Government Is annually paying onor-
rnous sums for boot supplies for tho Indiana,
thousands of thoso useful animals aro rotting
on tho Plains, instead Of being utilized for
food aa they ehould bo. II 1t be considered
necessary to pass laws for tho protection Of
various kinds Of small game, which arc only luz
urios, why should not Congress- pass laws for
tho protection OF this larger gamo, which is
necessity for food?
, 1873-07-26

difficulty at Washington haa always boon that
tho authoritios In tho PoHt- Office Department do
not comprehend that Chicago, city Of fow yenrH
of ago, should require poBtal facilities creator
than tho Atlantic cities with their century Of
growth. It would do tho postal scryico Immense
good II the postmastor"G General and his goyoral
assistants would visit Chicago mud spend month
hero, and witncsa tito o1tont of tho city, isa vast
population, itH iInmonso business, md especially
tho gront naHa Of mail nlattor received and Hont
from horo daify.
, 1873-07-26

Tho Chicago produce markets wore gouerally
leaH active yesterday. Moss pork was dull, but
loo per brl higher, at s15.70@15.75 cash, and
S15.8o@l585 sellcr August. Lard Was dull aud
unchanged, ut 7N@sc por ID for winter, and ~
ON for snmmor rendered. Meats wcro ouiot
and stoady, at 711@7sGo for shoulders, $4,000
for short middlov. and 1o@12111o for swoot pick~
lcd hams. Lako froights woro loss aotivo and
~ higher, ut 511c for corn by sail to Bufra,o.
Highwinos were inactive ind unchanged at
olN@92o per gallon. Flour WAS quiet
and steady. Wheat was dull and Ao lower,
closing at s1.202< casll, and a1.1494 aollor Au-
gust. Corn was quiet mud stoady, closing at 800
cash, and 3o111o sollor August. Outs wero quiet
and unchanged, closing ut 2799lo cash, and 205Go
seller August. Ryo WIS quiet aud steady at ito.
Barley WAS dull and oasior, closing at 300 for
now No. ., seller September. Hogs we're In
moderate domand at $1.a0@4.s5 for coarse
heavy to extra light. Tho cattlo market was dull
and oasy. Sheep ruled steady md unchanged.
, 1873-07-26

No answer has yet beon givon to tho app1ioa-
ion Of the American prisoners at Tort Garry tor
tail. From the statement made by tho Cana
Ian oiicor who arrested thom, thore Ia little
doubt thcy woro takon on American soil. Tho
boundary settled by tho last convention runs
place 10 yards south Of that Kno.
, 1873-07-26

Canadian excitement about tho Pacific Rail-
way shame gota hotter every day. Every Load
ing Government organ, oxcopt tic Mail, Of
to abandon tho idoa Of proroguing Parliament
to prevent debate on tho question, and it is be-
loved that, If tho Government ia 30 rash as to
attempt this policy, popular disturbances Of q
serious character will follow.
, 1873-07-26

The Eng1iah Parliamentary Committee, which
wan appointed Inst March to Investigate tho
quDstion Of coal supply, has finished its labors,
md although 1t has not yot made itp report,
Che ovidenco IL all before the public. Tue total
working the mines. All the wituessas boforo
output ot tia aaal doldH Of Groat Britain lat
, 1873-07-26

Tho pressure upon our columns on Sunday morning
great that compelled to request advertisers
10 send In their advertisements for that isao ut a.
,srly hour possible IN ordor that they may with
:crtalnty secure the proper classification.
, 1873-07-26

The Now York World says that a convention
Of young mon who part their hair In tho mtddl9
ia shortly to ho organized, i9F tue .eSonsiaersto9
rights that arc to be respected.
, 1873-07-26
zerciso discrotion In regard to tho aots Of tho

1ut1fnthfy.
Notwithstanding Judge Dntchford'a f,ootaion
III tho caso. II muat DO admitted tint Attorney
Geuoral Wil]inms' optpion has n basis Of common
eonHo nnltssustafnod byprocolonsB. which roudor
auy otlor construction OF tho oxtrnditlon laws
otaonro and fnr-fnto1,od, Tile treaty botwoon
pr,,aaja md thu 1Juituil ssatos demands tho MIL
tual delivery of pcrsons charged with certain
or;n,oa noomntttott within tho Jurisdiction of
oithor party." Tho noint in controversy, thon,
ia wlotbor the prussfan Jurisdiction in tho Vogt
caso can bo rocoeuizod untcr tho troaty. It ia
tho opinion Of Mfr. wila1na that tho word turis-
diotiou in tho treaty clearly means tho torritory
oyor whtcl, tho State oxorclsos It's functions Of
Government. Ho holds tllla to bo truo ~ be-
ca,,no Bach ia tho common uso OF tho word C2)
bocauHo 1t has boon 30 construed in former
oxtradltion cascs which ho cites; md (8) because
to admit prussia's Jurisdiction In tie Vogt oasc
would DO to concodo tho Hnmo Jurisdiction ovor
franco, Great Drita1n, and tho United statoe, 30
for aB Prusaian Bub5octs aro concerned. con-
cassion OF this kind might, tudor cortain cir
cumstanoos, 1oad to worry serious complications.
If, for instance, Vogt had committed Ills crimes
In Great Drftain, With which country tho United
States hnvo IN oxtradition troaty. 1t might hap
pen that both tho Prusaian and British dovorn-
menta ahould mako demand for his dolivory un-
dor thoir separate troatio8 With thia country.
Tho Unitod statoa could not deliver tho prisoner
to both Governments ut once, md would scarcely
care to aasumo tho responsibility Of deciding
which Goyornmont was entitled to him. This
would DO tho effect Of acknowledging pruBsia'e
Jurisdiction over crimes committed in othor
countries. Whom tho criminals arc prussian sub
jects, thnt Government Inns undoubtedly tho
right to try thom On it's own territory for crimes
TINT arc recognized by its own 1aws, II it choose
to do 40; but 1t must first ayo tho guilty porson
within it's own dominion. Il cannot, on aound in
tornatlonal principles, demand that othor Goyoru-
monts should hunt him out and deliver him over
in casoB whoro tho crime WIS committed under
other jurisdiction. Another point is, TINT tho
recognition Of Pruaaias Jurisdiction in this caBo
would defeat tho reciprocal intontion Of tho
treaty, as the Unitod States Government las no
law under which 1t could demand the oxtradition
Of ono Of itH subjects uudor similar circum-
stances.
Complications Of tho kind that have grown
out Of tho Vogt caso could be readily avoided BY
d general law which should require tho dclyor-
, 1873-07-26
TO.DAf'S AMUSEMENTS.

H0oLEY'9 TI1EATRE-Nnndo1ph street, bctwcon
CLARK and LaSaIto. hohool." Afternoon and Evonlng
, 1873-07-26

>Mov1OKFR's THEATRE -Madiscn strcot, hotyeen
Dearborn and Stato. Duprok aud Buuudfots hlln-
sssala. Afternoon and Ev0ning.
, 1873-07-26
Gl)r Gblrsapn Wribuue.

Saturday Morning, July 20. 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
A Card
To the Citizens of Dallas City, and
GnnnfrM at L1r1e.

To the Citizens of Dallas City, and
Country at large:
Tho undersigned has established
himself as n general Stock Auction.
Ger, Appraiser and Commission
Merchant in your midst. Stock #
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fw-
niture and Household Effects Of o.
cry description bought and sold IN
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the, above b.
siness, have established an Int
ligence Office, where | will receive
applications for business of eveE
nature, and hope to be able to Civ
just and general satisfaction To al
parties.
OFFICE-Corner Houston 4 Con-
merce Streets, Dallas, Texas.
Respectfully, M. A. HlBBLER,s
March 6, 1873 -dn2l:tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUSTIN.


House-The committee on Privileges and
Elsctions made majority and minority re-
Iport; the majority favor ousting sitting
nembers and seating contestants, while
he minority favor further considerations
posponed iii Saturday. Smith OF the Ju-
dietary Committee reported back bill by
substitute, setting apart one half of the
public domain for the support OF public
achools under suspension rules. The bill
passed II ayes, and no nays. Petitions of
The citizens Of Frost Town and others for
the creation of a new county. Bill for
Joint company to build court house in II i'll
eounty. Bill passed prohibiting the sale
of liquors. near u number Of school houses
~ Williamson, Llsno, Coreyell and Bosque
connties, Bill authorizing parties In GER
tnin cases to sue In the District Court for
hssdrieht cer,ifcates. Bounty donation
Warrants, provides for tho issuance Of
such certificates and warrants. lncorpor
sing Grayson Agricultural and Mecbsn
iosl Association and suppleme bill ex-
landing time Of building narrow gage h X
\ twelve months. Senate bill introduced to
4 nsnend the act protecting aud encouraging
slook raising, and 10 incorporate Jefferson
/. Ihsthute and also establishing the Texat
4 Military Institute The Finance bill has
beep taken up. This Senate bill pro-
yides for issuance Of two millions Of
bonds to pay State indebtedness, one tenth
of one per cent tax levied to pay interest
also creates sinking fund FOR the pay
meat Of the same--goes to the House for
oonourren.e. The Eastern Railroad bill
uss taken up aud the Senate adjourned
without its discussion.
GUESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
YNHE STATE OF TEXAS,
To rur snrnrr OF DALLAS co.-cnrrr,sa

To the SngRPF OF DALLAS Co.-GRBkrisG,
Whereas, Alsolem Potter, administrator Of the
estate OF Wat Mark, decd, has ed 10 the ofice ~
the District Clerk of Dallas county, his final show
ing AZ administrator Of said estate and asks that
commissioners he appointed 10 PAR ition said estate
among the persons entitled to receive the sane aud
whereas, Jane Wedler and the nnknnwn heirs of
Elizabeth Rose, decd, are non-nsidonts nfthe State
Of Texas, and are heirs a. Inv OF snll Wat Marks
deceased; tbesciore, you are hereby commanded 10
summon said Jane weiger and George wedger, her
husband. and The unknown heirs OF Elizabeth Rose,
deceased, by publication 10 the Dallas He,ald, a
weekly nowspaperpublshed In the county OF Dial
las and State OF Texas eight weeks previous TO re-
turn day, 10 be and appear at tho next term Of the
District Court OF Dallas county, TO be held at the
Courthouse in the city OF Dallas, on tho first Mon
day in June, A. d. 1873, then and there to show
cau'e If any they have, why partition shall not be
made, as prayed for by said administrator
Herein fri not, but due return make Of this writ
as required by law.
Witness, John NJ Lave, Clerk Of the
IsEAT. District Court Of Dallas County, md
~~N jthe impress OF the seal of said Court,
y - herein impressed, this the 9th day OF
March, A. d. 1878.
JOHN NJ. LAWS,
elk Dist G. Dallas Co.. Texas,
n25.wjt JIM. BRowS, Sheriff D @.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12

was owned, could be defeated by o subse-
auent attachment levied on tbs ship on
entering the port Of anotNer State. +
The mail route FROM Shreveport to Mon
roe, La, has been awarded to I, Sawyer,
Of Texas--daily service.
The Texas route has not yet been award
ed.
The Republican Senatorial caucus, this
afternoon, agreed 10 add two more mem
bers TO each Of the commission on appre :
printions Of public lands, post office aud
privileges and elections. Each Of th'se
committees will have two opposition msni-
hers, as will also each Of the committees
on the judiciary, naval and military al
fairs. Several Of the commissions may
have three opposition members. The Re-
pablica ms leave 10 the opposition mem
bers the filling OF reserved vacancies.
Liverpool, March H. Cotton closed
with downward tendency sal es Include
dne yarns and fabrics, dull and lower, e.
pecially yarns. Cotton shipped from Sa-
vannah or Charleston, for February,
and March 81 for March aud April some
short middlings opened at 81 to 80, and
closed at 3S. >
New York, March ll--Cotton dull and
| irregular; sales $50 bales, from 20s 10
2Ok, Flour moderate, request unchanged;
whisky lower at 81; wheat heavy aud no
sales; corn easier and moderate; pork firm
at Is; lard weak at 81 10 81; cotton, mel,
229; gross 2,47S; sales for export today u;
last evening 800; March 49, TO %; April
i9I to 1917; May 1913 to %; June 10 l5,lH
to 20l. Money closed at 7; sterling firm;
gold l5k to ISL; governments strong ani
unchanged States dull.
The President re.appointed the preset
Government Directors OF the U. 7. Raj
road Co. for one year from to-day; th&'
are Hiram Price an Jos. 2. Wilson, q
Iowa, J. c. s Harrison, OF Indiana, J. u
Willard, Of Nebraska, and d. 5. RudderI
Of Connecticut.
| Washington, D. C, March ll,-Nomin'-
tions--P. g. Henderson, Register of tlt
Land Office. Montgomery P. FINALLY, R.
ceiver of Public Money, Montgomery, Al
ALBANIA. ]. F. Wilson, Lynchburg; ?. )
Nicholas, Norfolk; J. G. Whittlesey Hour
tor, Texas; II. l.. Moore, Key West, wee
appointed Postmastors. Combinations
Clark, Collector Of the ID Georgia Dr.
tri,t. Senate occupied with Caldwell. III
gar Newborn Assistant Internal Reveals
Collector at Louisville dead.
| Washington, March H. The Presideli
answers invitations from the South; =
have been compelled, by public duties {
indefinitely postpone my visit TO W
Southern cities Is
| Boston, March ll.--Seconi ballot n
the House Boutwell, Ia Dawes, II
scattering %. Senate balloted four Tins
without result--Dawes on the last bal ID
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
TO MARRIED LADIES

the, are particularly suiled. They VIII ina short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity !;
and although very powerful, coptaip noi'lins hurt.
Spinal Affections, Paiasin the back and limbs, ia
tlgue on slight exertion, palptation ofibe Heart,
MYSTERIES and Whites they will eject cure when
all other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give il directions and advice, or viii
ser,ation.
Nh In all cases where the Genuine cannot be
obtained. One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Propric-
tor, JOB MOSES, Is Cortlanpt St., New York will
nsnrea bottle OF tho senuiae containing ffty pills,
BY return mail, securely sealed from any knowledge
OF its contents fH rffH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
Yxyu s:w. LOUIS ROUTE

is destined to become the popular one to all points
East. Passengers have free choice OF routes over
the Missouri, Kansas II Texa, Railway: Via Vinita
and the Atlantic Il Pacific R,ilsoid, OF ria Seddiid
and the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Full iniorma
ton may be obtained at the oilcss of the Hons
4 Texas Central X. H., III paso Mail line, Missou-
ri, Kansas n Texas halfway, or upon addressing
h. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81. Louis,
No. FEB. s, 73.2lly. T
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
REwAREor couNTERrEirs.
Inn M00EV' Sir james Clarke's
v u WvpuD Eemnla Isilla

etStsnsirsiy cousfERFRIrkD Dishonest Druggists
dpor % ssi the caaSis.is 10 mgfe grsrmpeas. The
gaaias hdrs the aame N Job Moses on eich paci-
age All Others are worthless limitations. Tile gem
uine Pills are III failing In the cure Of all those pain
al and dangerous diseases 10 which the female con
sin,ion is sniject. They moderate all excesses aud
remove all Obsrlic Iona. from whatever cause.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
TEXAS LANE. LOCATING
COMPANY.
and will locate Certificates! for u interest In thu
Ian T.
Below We give a--partal list Of tho lands til at
are now Offering fiFsr 8MfW
FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY,

$40 acres, miles Of nu,ch,ns, tina Ann Stokes
survey, prairleand timber, ptiec 50 per aero Ngg
2,nacfes rs inller v ~ paiias part Of tho G. W.
Shaw survey, timber price 81 per acre.
lS5 acres, miles N W Of Dallas, part OF tue II.
Denton survey, timber price 50 per acre.
40 acres, 1, miles s W ofDaus, the J. 3. Jones
aurvey, prairie and timber, price 81 per acre.
$40 acres 10 miles NV Of Dallas, timber, s3 per
acre. FtNA s
50 scres, 10 miles west Of Dallas, part Of thu Thos
Collins survey, prairie s. per acre,
1876 acres II miles east OF Dallas, the VIM Bryan
survey, timber, y per acre. g tnEH
lGO miles north OF Dallas part OF the Dled.
soe survey prairie, al so per acre.
1868 acres, miles south OF Dallas part Of the Levi
Dixon league, parie and timber, at 81 90 per acre.
l7S acres s uits aonth VI Dallas, pat of the Levi
Dixon league, prarc, at 81 80 per acre.
$50 acres II miles east of Dallas the Co rnclu
Vernay survey, prairie, AT 50 psr acre.
h2 acres miles west OF Dallas, pact Of the d. A
Leonard survey. VI So 80 per aore,
80 acres miles west of Dallas, part Of The ID. A,
Leonard survey. at s. 50 per acre
100 acres 4 miles North-westof Dallas part OF the
". pefbin surrey, timber, AZ 81 80 por acre.
lib acres II miles east of Dallas, part Of the ].
johnson survey. prarie, at u 80 per acre
1871 acres II mites east Of Dallas, part Of the W.
Lanthim survey, timber, at S5pe, NC .,
lt0 scres, IL miles Southwest OF Dallas, part Of
tho w W. Merrell survey, praifie ut s. 70 per acre
SEQ acres ~ milas Southwest OF Dallas, part OF
the Harvey Clara survey prairie aud TIMBER at - %
per mere.
3l73 acres eight miles south of Dalas,part Of the
A. u. Howard survey, prairie AID timber at 81 per
acre.
$50 acros 9mles northwest Of Dallas, part Of tho
u. Crockett survey, prairie and tm0er, Nj II b. per
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
SAI'v LOUIS
ROUTE EASTWARD.

The completion of The Missouri Kansas 4 Texas
Railway from thu Norh 10 benson, Texas, has
opened up two rst.class alrail Routes to ST. Louis
and the East A piata, 1854 miles from 81. Loulsl
the trnina OF this "pioneer line from the North"
connect with trains of that new and splendidly
built line, the Atlantic y Pacific Railroad, and AZ
Sedcliq, ilRf niles from st. L1uis).itlcy eonne /
with The popular Missouri Pacific Railroad. Either
Route isa good one--tb0roughly equipped with all
modern Improvements -aad lands its passengers In
ST. l. mis-, the Metropolis of the Great West, In line
to connect with eecen through routes to the North,
Snulh md Enal,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
ry'HE GREAT FRRNCH REMEDY.
DELAMARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by J. GARANCIERE, No. 2l4 Rue LON.

bard, Paris. laFt .ll
These pills are highly recommended y the on.re
Medical Faculty of Fance as the very best remedy
in all cases Of Spermatorrhoa, or Seminal Weak.
ness Nightly, Daily or Premature Emissions sex,i-
al Weakness or Impoieacy; Weakness arising from
secret hahl,s and sexual excesses Relaxation Of the
Genital Organs; Weak Spine Deposits in the trine,
and all the ghastly train Of diseases arising from
0verrse or Excesses They crre when all other
remedies iail. Pamphlet Of Advice IN each boxor
wl.he sent free to amy address. Price 81 per box.
SeDtby mail securely sealed ron all obwraiion, on
receipt Of price. OSCAR G, MOSES, IS Cortlan1t
ST., New York, Sole General Agent for America
aug. q, 1sy2--47:lyr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres Smiles east Of Breckinrdgs. y. Mop sur.
vey, 90 acres IN cultivation. at So per aero.
2jo acres 4mes north Of Dallas, l91 acres Ia Guilt
vatiop, good orchard, ut $500 $780,.
30 acres3 miles south-west Of Dallas 200 40 res III
cultivation, Az ARES PASTURE good dwo ling, ten
ant-houses, barn, stable, nc. Gin, small saw and
grist-inill, at $1,000.
l2o acres miles northwest Of Dallas, 90 acre III
cultivation, 2 story house, at $1,000.
2hO acres mites north OF Dallas ITO acres In cul.
tivatiou, at So % poi acre. $50 Aef
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
y ELlEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

Cnre Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, ,diflicnt breathing, lhcpisnt
Consumption aud Lung Diseases. They have no
taste 81 p,edcine, and any child will take them
Thousands hayebeeH restored 10 health that had be
fore despnired. Testimony given In hundreds fcases
| Ask for BRyANr PuLnoSIc WArEhs. Price 20 cent
per box. JOB MOSES proprietor. IS Corilandt st [,
| New York. ~ ie ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
ITO wHoMIr MAY CONCERN

This is 10 give notice that Caroline Sears, my
wiIe having len nv bad and board without or
|proyocaton, that will not be responsible for. Ds
thar win pay my debts che may contract, 90 long
| ~, 1g = WI L6KARR
p.,las. r~se rsAsssy y. issa- v,siSs@~in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12

Our Monthly Law Circular will DO mailed to III,
address Of every Lawyer in Texas desiring II.
On hand plenty Of Texas REPORTS Vols. l4to "a
Also, Sayiss' Pleading Probate Law, Constitutions
pasehal's Digest, etc. Also, . large general stock
Of Law Books. re @i u. u. CUSHING
March, p73,-p24;lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
II X NJ % ma y

attached to the onss, when We can iurnish all
kinda Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-12
JOB TYPE

Is large and conrantly cling Increased a. now
Styles arc brought out.