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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-17

OUR TRooPs.-We have nothing def
mite on the subject, but according to
our figuring of the marches the Eu-
reka troops ought to arrive here by to-
morrow night. While it is perhaps
true that they have not felt called upon
to "welcome with bloody hands to
hospiiable graves" any very extraordi-
narily large number OF savages, it is also
equally true that they went forward in
good faith, and per consequence are de-
serving of a high meed of praise for
their tmfiiuching bravery aud patriotic
zeah We begin to feel the need
OF tlte assistance of the Ma
jors practiced Faber TO enliven
the columns of the SENTINEL, aud
doubt not that the readers of the
paper are in the same boat. We shall
be delighted tn II the safe arrival
OF our %invincible army from the per-
is OF kie tented field.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-17

The Murdares of Toland Departs
: for the Happy Hunting-Grounds.

* dispatch received from Cherry
Creek last night gives us the latest
news from the front. 1t appears that
the cruel war was finally and befit-
tingly terminated on Tuesday last. A
courier bearing advices from the SEN
TINEL's special war correspondent,
reached the nearest telegraph station
at 8 o'clock last night. Our dates are
from Sping Valley, near Cleavland's
ranch. Following is the substance of
the information transmitted: On Tues
day last a small party of Shoshones
| sent out by the head war chief, Gun
neson, returned, bringing with them
the Indian who murdered James To-
land, the prospector from Eureka.
The bad INDIAN was surrendered to
Indian Agent Gheen, who turned him
over to Lieutenant JacqueZ for safe
keeping. Later in the evening a party
OF white men, presumably settlers of the
valley, forcibly took the prisoner from
the guard detailed by Lieutenant JAG
Quez and at once proceeded to hang
him by the neck until he gasped his
last. The miscreant confessed the
killing of Toland, but so far as we are
advised, assigned no motive for the
murderous act. 1t is probable, how.
ever, that plumber was the object, in
asmuch as he was a n%otriously
wicked redskin, and one who
was under the ban of outlaw
nv from his own tribe for the
attempted commission of similar helm
Gus crimes on various occasions in
the past. The Indians of the valley
are said TO be satisfied with the result,
and it is now believed that all of the
troubles are over Our courier met
the United States cavalry command,
under Colonel Sumner, which is
marching down Spring valley. These
regulars are expected t o reach Cleav-
lands ranch by noon to-day; but, as
usual, they get in the day after the
feast. The war may be now said to be
at an end, and Peace One more sheds
her mild radiance over the rugged
peaks and expansive valleys of the
lately warlike sections of this great
battle : born commonwealth. MAY
she continue to reign supreme for a
thousand years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-17

GONG Te SAGRAMENTo.-The Eiko
hedepcndenAsays Len. Wines and fam
lily, OF Ruby Valley will probably set
tie in SacramentQs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-17
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CLERK
of the Board of County Commissioners
has this day received from the Assessor the
certified tax list or assessment roll for the
wear 1875, and that the Board of County Com.
missioncrs of Eureka county. Nevada, will
meet as a Board of Equalization, OF the Court
house, in the town of Eureka, each day from
2 O'clock 4. NJ. TO 4 o'clock P. NJ, from and in
eluding the Goth day of September, 1875, to
and including the 4th day of October. 1875.
+. ii. HARMON.
County Clerk and c%x-officio Clerk of Board
of Equalization.
Eureka, New, Sept. l3, 1875. splitd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
N'ersUDaI.

Henry Enmes, Esq, of st Paul Min
nisotn, arrived in our city yesterday.
Mr. Eames is u gentleman Of large
means, and is looking at Texas with Il
view probably Of locating among US.
NJ. w. Redlord, representing the
well known firm Of d. j. Semmes a.
Co., importers and wholesale liquor
dealers Memphis, Tennessee, is ia the
city, and will remain here several DAYS
in the interest Of his house.
a. A. Bailey, General Manager of
the NJ, *. " \. Trunk Line, !. Il. Bar.
rett, Southwestern Agent OF the Gre. +
Western Dispatch, and Geo, w. Latty,
Assistant General Freight Agent of
the NJ. *. " y, Railway, IRE in the
city, guests Of the san Jaeinto Hotel.
Yesterday MIR II. A, Mcclellan re-
signed his position of city editor of
THE HERALD. Mr.. McColam, while
connected With this journal, gave
promise of Greatsucoess in the Journal
isticproiession, but feeling it his duty to
return to the practice ~ law, he sew
cred his connection with fur HERALD
carrying with him the goud viii Of
every one connected with the paper,
We wish him bright and successful
future.
The wedding bells rang out u m'Wy
peal yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock
Wien Mr.. Michael Roe led Miss Mary
Cullen TO the altar of the Catholic
Church, and there, in the presence of
many friends, vowed to love and cher.
ish her until death did them part.
The Rev. Father Maritiuier OBLIGATED,
and after the ceremony congratulated
the high contracting parties on their
new found happiness. After receivmg
/, he Kind wishes for future success of
host of friends, the happy couple left
On the half.past eight O'clock train for
st. Louis, where they will pass their
honeymoon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21

Che Grent international CiFcus ana
Ncnnher.P,
The advertisement Of bally q Coop
ers gfent show which appears IN to-
days issue, viii attract general atten-
don from TIE magnitude Of the enter
lainment and the the number Of now
elites uHd attractions promised in 1t.
The press Of the entire country speak
mlhr most hatieriug terms of the per-
formance and characterize IL aa first
class ia every particular. We append
an article clipped from The New Or
leans DAILY Republican:
"probaIde mover before in the annals
of our city has such an immense
crowd Of people assembled in any
place Of amusement IA that which con-
greguted at the Great international
Circus aud Menagerle, last night at
Congo Square. Standing room could
scarcely he found in any portion of the
tents. The menagerle Is the most
complete, as well rs the largest ever
seen in this city, tigers, Asiatic lions,
leopards and bears being in abundance.
A drove Of beautiful Bactrian camels
attracted much attention. as also did
the Steam Piano. Tie Australian
bird show is very attractive feature
of the great combination. In it the
rarcet specimens of blrds are to t'e
fOiad. Ihe entertainment last night
Wasa immense success, surprising
anything of its kind ever before
Witnessed in the Crescent City,"
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The Mayors Court, yesterday, pre-
scented quite IL business like aspect and
Ia fact, everything looked lively when
compared to thc dun week preceding.
When his honor stepped inside the
railing and seated himself upon ;he
pedestal of justice, (as it were he could
scarcely conceal Il smile Of satisfaction
that struggled TO appear upon his usu-
ANY stern cOuutcnancc. The first case
called WAS that Of Silas Alexander, II
man and O brother Slas was accused
lot liShtiug, and whoH charged with
the ollanse, he had the au.
dacity to plead not guilty,
and his Honor severe, yet just, took
bis case uudor farther consideration,
AndS1s"eaaed Judgement, when the
ncNt case was called Gen, Cabell WAS
seen to nnoYe UneaSily IL his seat, and
to he evidently affected And there
was reasons for il, Tor Mary Ann, shed
numerous teals,and seemed most ppui.
tent Hls Honor considered a mo.
ment AND concluded to LET her 90.
Whereupon there was el,onlv relnlc.
Iiag.
Charles AUeu copoot hioso,f
50 FIR MS to use abusive and prohue
language. Ills Honor looked .tcrn
when Mr.. Allen did not answer TO hi.
Innmp, lnt a friend s,enpiug in and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
save ENIir Ea eniwht.

Blessings brighten ~ they take
their iliShtn and oua does not appre-
ciate the priceless blessing Of a clear
ey@slght until it fails. For the preser-
walton OF the eyes from impaired sight,
Or the grateful assistance to sight al
ready impaired, there is no article
which has had more successful his
tory than The Diamond Spectacles,n
manufactured ~ The Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company ofNew York.
They are clear, brilliant, soothing to
theeye and produce brightness and
distincmess OF vision, which renders
theta invaluable to those in need of
such artificial aid. For sale at J. NJ.
Oum's, Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21

W. y. LyrES CO., real estate agents, No.
10y Lamar street, beg leave to call the alton.
Ton ofpersons wishing 10 purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on theh
bulletin boards in and outside oftheir office,
under the respective heads OF "Improved
city Property, Vacant City Lots,2t" EARNS"
and 'unimprovcd and Wild Lands" EN-
braeing business houses and vacant dots in
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots,,and q number OF very ,iesir-
able residences situated in every quarter of
the city. Also, large tracts of wild lands in
pallasan other counties oithe State, besides
Number of farms of various sizes, lnolud-
ing several lnrgeand highly improved plan
tations within 1--we miles of the city of Dallas
laug25dtr ~ , ~ tt r.
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GrnnN Nncninr.

The fall fights have fully opened
itWonld seem, from the a indications
Saturday night The game was began
by two gentlemen mingling in pleas
ant confusion utstroig hlnsdagc and
athletic performances, One gentle
man delivered u Glow which, Judging
from the electsit had on tie awning.
post, must .as.hayes. nanhihilated
his opponent habit feNChed him. AS
" was, a. skinned Spsellle aud abnlis-
ed post were the only tangible results,
Us the parties We're separated, by their,
respective friendsin time to savGttcm
fr1,n the holicc.S gH}@4E@AH #Dsr&
rSeercely had Tue ripple OF excite.
meDt, cinstt ny Tho auove cirdhm.
stances, 'subsidpl when another cou.
pieY thirsliEye.tor mMtialsglo = step.
ped Oh to The asphalt arcna. III less
sthaiua uriuuta,sesen mai.,verciinniig,
ina confused mass on the sidewalk.
But stranee'to say, NIL the- coNlfnsion,
noise and hubhuh, resulted simply ~
.reninvlng n very small particle vi ihe
cuticle rom one party's nose, No ar
IeAlp,l / a 81 III 3 ~ MI Y.rCs i, q "a
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'pbaH GRAIN MARIE T.

VIII EAT-Quiet and firm at gS@sl W eX-
treme figures, the Todd mills paying the lat
Ter rates for extra grain; Mediterranean, RB
S5c.; damaged wheat very dun aud barely
uuutuIla NJ 5JOgiOc,
OATS ltlpt at 330t3N.
kYE-Firm at Bj@7jt,, with fair offerings,
BAHLEI-Roadily commands N@76r for
good AYorage grain, ..
iNiRN-I'hGre tx hut little old corn on tho
market, and only sufficient new corn Is
brought 10 the city to I'll the local demand.
Selling nom wagons ON the stree at iago5c.
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"A.
'
omI ~ IAahhNi Vleu NeloIe "uAl'uV
ioH"lu SPs.p'unyi p'"usNV III o F''
il'oo o. gWI'y, assessing tne i'"o ~
tweh'y"'Feu o'i"'F'
John Godhold, infant son OF J. g.
Y Kendall died at the family resi-
ue'cP seven h'''es rom 'oWu'
YESTERDAY! l"u W''. "' p"'e" H''o 'N'
evening ''' "c'ppN'
When viii the dancing schools
start again? Is aquesIion heard every
day on the streets. Dallas has hereto
fore mlppoite ~ letsI one da'l''HB
NcHleh'y' an" y v W "0 ''p'" w."
winter WIZ nov oe "n oN'el''oi =" WV
RUE
--itugene apoet to Amelia
"come 10 down on the shelly sho ra,
ana near The 'nlSh'y ocean roar
Amilia n acknowledging iady 10
Eugene
81 can't sit down you silly goose,
b0c"uS' "a '"'' my publ -" p" 'o'S0'
The finest specimen OF Venlsoh N
na.r,,ar,s aNjoa An ,oyors nfthot ar
t,olo ~ eo,d mov.,ll an tl,o Moi,r and
FAM, Ilnl.,,,~S.-,u,on Il
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Another cloud has arisen in the
horizon OF the c0!ored portion Of our
community, Dan ti''hde being yeSter-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE or THE Herald, |
DALLAS, Texas, september 20, 1879. J
FINANCIAL.

The money market continues easy, With "
full supply OF funds IN sight. All legitimate
demands are Readily melnt u per cent.
GULD-iherc II no change 10 note in gold
quulatiOns--li0@li2, with but few transact
lions.
StLYER--IS quoted at lW1a@lO9, with a
fRr denand, principally from planters to
pay laaorers
EXCHANttl--On the mriacpal cities COM
mandS - per cent premium, white CONNER
clnl billS are quoted at = per cent discount.
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n,ac.s ra,ud.

A potato was left at THE HERALD of.
flee yestetday by Mr.. Samuel l..
Cooper weighing six and three-quarter
pounds 'Phevegeahle was raised on
tie place of Colonel D. a. b. Floyd
near Richardson. 1t measured twenty
four inches IN circumference one way
and thirty-three the other. 1t has
beeu believed black land would not
produce potatoes, Ifany one believes
in ihis falacy till yet, let him call up
AZ TtsE14ilERALos Office and satisfy
himsed4l ~. Ssy3g
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rne Eaat un,ma meshodlst Church.

The Religious reporter Of THE HER
AID, was pleased on visiting this new
and neat ediicc last Sunday to see the
Aouri$hing condition Of the same, The
Rev. Mr.. Powers has for some time
past and is still its minister. There is
now aciug held there protracted
meeting Which bids fare TO re-
suit in much good. The Sunday
school classes are among the best in
the city Wewere pleased to see Ma
jor w, j. Clark who contributed so
liheraly toward the erection of the
church, zeaIously engaged in teach
ing one of the most interesting classes.
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or. Family Brcad.

Truly the most important adultera-
lions To avoid ARE those when ARE cal
culated to injure the "stait Of life" our
family bread. We know that mer-
chants who supply their customers
with pure articles like DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder aud his True
Flavoring Extracts retain better pat
rons, have larger trade, and make
more money, than those who buy ana
recon- mend articles that are poor ana
cheap. Besides It's a pleasure to nave
articles that never fail to give sali5iac-
ton, and that can be used with safety.
Aside from its excellence, Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is one-third
stronger, two cans equal to three OF
other kinds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21

AS the paper goes to press an ex-
cited citl2en PUSHES upto the sanctum
and deposits on the table the following
trete and descriptive lines ~.
'Youvep pinned IL back" he cried with grief,
Much further tlan you'd orter
Your fontstandS out IN bold relieG
My Daughter Oh, my daughter"
lhereporter was about to throw the
above IN the waste basket, but observ-
ing by the gas light a female craft
heading up the street against the wind,
he felt that the truth was too apparent
10 he suppressed, "a vo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
LOCAL BREylTIES.
Aurford still hangs on.

Judge Burford still hangs on.
-Overcoatswere in demand yester-
day.
This is splendid weather for mar
rying.
n --The city and county needs a first
n class tannery.
Boys, save your nickels, the great
Circus is coming.
Large quantities of lumber are ar
irving IN the city daily.
MI Yesterday was cold Disagree
able and chilly day.
The lawyers are lonesome since
court adjourned. Plenty of work in
October, however. .
Judge Kerfoot looks ten years
younger aud fifty pounds heavier since
nphisreturn fran OLD Virginia. W tS,lsr
-'''=sA cola rain, accompanied by "a
slight norther, commenced to fall
abonteight .0lcloek lastnigm. p $S
'laisssA car sfulEof conviets passed over
the Texas and Pacific road yesterday
mornings bound for Huntsville. AZ
we learn With regret that the son
of Bishop Garrett isqpite nj TIM
HERALD. tenders its sympathles to the
anxious father ''''''' y n 'sSS ~ ~
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NOTICE.

All accounts dne The nndcrsisne ed
remaining unsettled on the list day
OF Oet0bSr next viii be placed Im the
haMd. of nn officer for collection.
Pers 'ns knowing themselves indebt.
cd 10 me will save trouble ana OK
pensc by paying up before that time.
d&w-octl j. w. SWINDELs.S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21

J.s. Leachman, agent for Howe's Sewing
Machine, hnsr removed his office To 10 Main
street, which win be his permanent head
quarters, and he win have fine stock Of
lnipchi4es In few days, lie cordially ia.
vites the ladies' OF Dallas and vicinity, vito
are III wantofa sewing inael,lne, to call and
examine the old reliable Howe. saptlutl
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fH Gig tnr AuTHoRrrxI "a ia
AM ORDEpT. A-NcE

To amend an ordinance entitled .Au ordi.
nance 70 establish and regulate Licens,,
a hs,, Occupation Taxes In the City Of Dal :
ysE0rIos ]: BE It Ordained by the City
Souncil OF The City of Dallas, That Sectionn
~ OF the above entitled ordinances. pnssej
ny the CITY Council upon the 9th DIV of
september, 1874, be and the same is-herebv
n nnlenned 80 rs to read =" Upon every hotel,
Sm.nions, hEk Or express runner tbore ii
aaaStcnyi levied aud asst%sed an annual Ii,
fgfnSe mx ol afty dollars 1(s5OJD pay sbie in,
oilueu STATES currency.V MI ksEf fEs1 -
sec.2, 80 II further ordained, Tint sa!d
ofulu9noerhe AMI the same is hernmenI.
"a 10 re,u' "Tiiat upon every person, nor.
sons hrm or association keeping and using
iur l,ire or lee for weighing any hay, cotton
WOOL, hides wheat or stock scales. therr IN
hereby levied md assessed an annual llcnn.b
tax Oh my dollars, payable in United 'S,nto.
currency: Provided, that no scales shnll nora.
after 90 erected or established I'm onv of thn
streets, alleys or other highways of Inc III
Ni.hput express leave of tho City Council
oolhihhd NJ some regular Meeting, of, snid
or,S upon proper petition asking the
,'See.S,, DO II Ordained, That this ordinanoe
s ag,N inRe effect and be insforca FROM md
cer nS passage, as required by the City
Approved this atG day. ofscucmbes 1875,
A,ln. .o $50, ~, r. q. McLURE, M
leJ'b' Hereford, Secretary, ,ii',I sepi2-iOt
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ladies Wishing medical treatment viii be
rnceiVed BY DOctress Thomas at her us-
dence. Board ana room furnished nj usual
prices, pad in advance. LocalIun--W Wood
street, Two blocks south of san Jacinto
Hotel. MRS. i. THOMAS,
. sept l0.dlm
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One livery stable, situated In a central
and convenient part of the city, with all
convenlences for conducting the business,
Plenty of room, etc. Also, one dwelling
house, with out'houses and stable attached,
good gardens, etc. Enquire ut tke
septlldtf SllEKlFF'S OFFICE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21

The interest on the Dallas City Gas Light
CO.'S bonds Nos ~, 81 1891, s,Dsl3 n, 10,
due October l, 1874, and April |, 1876, will be
paid, Parties holding the same will take
notice. Q. A. LOCKWOOD,
septl0dtf Secretary.
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Tho Washington Ilouse, partly furnished,
corner OF Wood and @arket streets, good
we'll and clstnrn. .4ppiy on the promises.
sept id-llw
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sel,t2dllll
Vert. Smith & Co.

Grocers, No. 400 Elm street. Special atten.
ton given 60 the city trade. Remember The
place, 400 Elm street.
s septTdlm VERT, SMITH " co.
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vonla Central, Pan Handle aud Van
dalia roads l.Ns made the time between
Jersey City and 81. Louis in something
less than thirty-two hours, II IS claim
ed that the trip can be safely made IN u
little less than thirty hours. The dis
lancc being more than Il thousand
miles IL Is something truly wonderful.
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
AttHnIiOMI iInnlAaiI

Members of Dallas Hook and Ladder Co.,
are requested to meet at their Truck House
tomorrow Monday 10Th inst, 1880 p. IN .Regu-
lar monthly meeting,
H. w. LINSKIE. Sec,y.
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TO buy lands sNould call on paugherty,
Connellee 4 zimmerman Land Agenls,oVer
tho postonlce, hnd Obtnin list of lNndsthty
IRE Offering for sale, auglSlN
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DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
No. ". ewINpELLs, rre.I lent.n

mo. W,eWlNDELLs, frcsi leut.D
mo. q. WALKER, Vice Preside
VIC HOLLAND, secretny.
J. l.. LEONARD, Treasurer. y" 49, 80
DIRECTORS -JnO. u. if"" 80 '''
Walker, W. q. Holland. j.
swink, W. Clark, Jno, ihoizrd to solicit ana
FiNANCE C0MMlIYn Everlasting, lob work.
'j' Clarh,J, H. Lear Tnn DALnAs Herald.
w. a. IIDLLAN
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Elegant Suits for Boys.
+ Az Stanford's, iO7 Elm street.

Texas and Pacific Lumber Association.
u, Orders received for lumber In car load lot
ONCE 73i Main street. l., o. Box 800
W. Il. JOHNSON, General Agent,
seDt2llm N'
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Notire.

County scripfor sale in quantities to suit
Tux payers ut GIG Elm street.
~ W. Q. SICKLEs &CO.
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ST. LOUIS, September 2O.-Wheat dull
lower, No, 3 r-d, II 2O@l 271S; No. ., OF
fered, 81 Gj@l 81 spot and September, sold
81 rs.
Oats dull and declining. No. 2 mixed,
3GyI6o37c; spot, 2)lac; September, $3.50; Octo-
Der, SO: cash closed at 3bi&c bid tor car loads.
NEW ORLEANS, September 20 Cotton -
demand good sales hoo; quotations unchang-
ed; receipts 200; exports continent lG00; stock
l2lS2.
NEW YORK, September 20,--Money easy at
(lR9a per cent. Sterling Short S.. Gold, llGl4
Cotton closed easy, Nltddling uplands,
lie
Futures-Septemb lSl&@i3 l7-S2c.
Wheat lie higher red WiDtcr, II S0@l -;
amber winter, II ilGl IS. white, Il i0aI So
Corn lrmer; fair, 72s7i; steam mixed, T4@
752, sail, 40; high mixed, 50; white mixed,
n; white mixed, 70.
Oats decidedly tlrmef mixed and whine,
i5@65; choice white, a7@jS.
toilee-itio dali, and &c lower Cargoes,
lS@2Oc, gold.
1875.
Spirits turpentine steady. Rosin quiet at
81 t6@l 10, for strained.
Whisky ut ttcady 81 l7i8.
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A situation tw hook -keopor. Besl of rclrr-
ence given. Address NJ Herald onlce.
sept lO-d3t
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Ozone brick machine by Toxm Express
Company, october lsi 1870 Marked H. F'
Davis, corslennN. alepostiYe mlossrali-
cd for and charges paid prior to sale,
Spt2l,docwit. ". az. UORNEST, Agt
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Esst

faSh4s !. y,ref, a
Thest, Louis papers are 4 Tia happy now.
The firstlipsil train over the pennsyl-
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johnson, under the san Iarinlo motel, has
n few lckcts 10 Decatur, Peoria and 81, Louis
for sale cheap. sopu0llm
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Mems, Youth's and Boys suits, at prices to
suit every one, at Stnnford's, iO7 Elm street