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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-24
BLACK HILLS.
General Crooks Command and the
Sioux Holly Engaged for
Four Hours.
Sitting Bull Attacks the Command In Force
and Driven at Every Point Sioux
Well Mounted and Well
Armed ~ Casualties.

ChENENNE, July y. AS intimated
IN the last Dispatch General Crooks
command left camp on the morning
Of the 10th instant with four days ra.
tlons, and struck across to Rose gud
branch of the Yellow Stone. In fol.
lowing down this creek the next
morning, about five miles down, the
snake and Crow scouts brought word
from the front that the Sioux were In
force ON the hills, and by halfpast
eight o'clock the command was In po-
sition. An extended line Of tlro was
opened by the Sioux along the bluffs
north Of the creek, which was respond.
ed by vollies. The enemy, who had
begun the attack, and showing by
their advance aud movements their
confidence In their ability to whip the
command, General Crook retired
slowly for about u mile, the allies
pressing his whole line M they ed.
vanced. The Sioux are all well mount
cd, we'll armed, swarmed In mum.
bers, and ut times were prodgal
in the use OF ammunition. The fight
lasted four hours. Evening coming on,
Crook advanced to his former position
aud the Sioux retired out OF sight at
every point. The casualties are as
follows; Third cavalry. company h,
Sergeant Marshall and Private Rec
killed; privates Broder and Feathers
by wounded; company !, privates Al.
len aud Flynn killed, Sergeant Elock,
Corporal Carte, privates smith, Stew.
art, OBrien, Losscy aud Bosky
wounded; company l., Sergeant New
kinker and privatcs Bennett, Potts,
Common aud Mitchell killed; Sergeauts
Crowley, Snow and Cramer wounded.
Second cavalry, Captain Henry, com.
pauy ID, aud Sergeant 0'Donnell
wounded; company d. private
Tanner wounded. The latter are
all likely to recover. One Snake
scout killed, three wounded
and four Crows wounded. The dead
bodies of thirteen Sioux were found
on the field, and 1t is certain . num-
Der more were killed with the usual
proportion OF wounded General
Crooks horse was shot from under
him. The tight occurred nifty miles
from the wagon and pack trains and
owing To the want Of rations and that
the wounded might be properly cared
for, ii was necessary to return. The
officers aud soldiers all displayed
marked gallantry. The nature OF the
friend-making infantry was advanta-
geous. General Crook has ordered
five companies to join him AT once.
The cavalry, In the meantime, con-
tinuing operations on the plain and in
the hills, Should definite information
of villages be obtained. one months
supplies OF rations viii be forwarded
TO the present camp, The Grows have
returned home but the Snakes will
have rich game. The country of Big
Horn affords an ample commissary
department for the Sioux. aIs.
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TURKISH REVOLUTION.
Revolving Atrocities Committed by
Turkish Troops Ia BeIgravia,

Turkish Troops Ia beIgrnvia,
LONDON, June %. The Daily News
publishes aetter from its Constantine
pie correspondent, dated June 10Th,
giving the details of atrocities commit.
ted in Belgravia by Bashi Basauk's
Turkish irregular troops, The writer
says, all movable property has been
plundered, houses and villages burned,
and old men, women and children in
discriminatory slaughtered. 1t Is esti-
mated that the province, which hereto
fore yielded the Government an an.
nual revenue of "A, 0O0,O vii lnot pay
one-fourth that sum this year or for
years to come. Various estimates
place the number of lives sacrificed
at from $4,000 to 10000. The cor
respondent named tifty-seven viii
lagos known to have been de-
stroyed, Among the refugees, the
number OF whom is very small, there
is not girl over ten years OF age. In
the village of Sernstltza, district OF
Phillippopolis, 800 persons are known
to have been killed. This village con-
sisted of four hundred houses, and was
prosperous and peaceful. Every house
has been burned, and all the inhabi-
tants killed except Il few women and
children, who took refuge in Phillip
popolis, and some women were carried
oil by Bashi Basauks. These cruelties
have made a great impression at Con
stantinople, and the English Am bas'
sador has interviewed with the Gov
eminent to put an end to them.
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Special tn The lleraldJ

BREMoNp, June 2&,--George Powell,
colored, shot and Instantly killed Nell.
SON Jones, colored, at this place this
morning. The supposed cause is that
Jones was too intimate with Powelrs
wife. Powell waylaid him, and after
killing him shot at another negro, who
was in jones' company. Powell then
went home and threatened his wife.
with the assertion that he would kin
her before morning, He made his es-
cape The Coroners verdict was rem
dered In accordance with the above
facts. .ar#
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Illinois has 1900, 900 COWS and two
hundred cheese factories. ms30 tta
The summer resort journals are com.
ing ollife again. gilaa4lU aNt
The Brooklyn directory for 1875 con-
tains III, 62i names. gGmo.sd $50
II costs now only ten cents game
in pittsburg to play billiards, laa toH
1t has cost Boston over $4,000 In the
attempt to get Winslow back 10 that
city. g.t.f .
Much sickness prevails In Reading,
attributable, 1t Is believed, to the use
Of impure water
The Roman Catholics OF Boston hold
real estate and personal property to
to the value OF $50, OO0,O 900. a
Eleven tons Of cucumbers for North
ern digestion were shipped from Jack
sonville, Florida, a few days ago.
Rev. DR.. Newman Hall says the
churches Of great Britain have lost
10000 members within three years by
intemperance.
f.r.. ...f u.HHt.fA 'f'. t.Il
The Chicago Tunes observes that
the potato bugs are crowding together
along the Atlantic coast watching for
vessels bound to Ireland sl& NHa
DIR. Hirschfeld, the Archaeological and
manager of the explorations at Olym-
pia, Greece, has arrived In Berlin,
bringing with him photographs OF adj
ditional objects exhumed at Olympia.
The Sprinfield (hTass.) Republican
says: 1.-The outlook for the republican
party In Connecticut is anything but
cheerful. 1t seems to bea case OF ire
pressible conflict, and TO be getting no
better very fast" 1-@
Considerable consideration Is now
being given to the second place ON the
st. Louis ticket, and the list Of candl-
dates Is becoming quite respectable In
mum bers as well as character. The
last addition Is Governor Randolph, OF
| New Jersey. ' Afas aNea vi
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STATE ITEMS.
Brelltles over The Wires from COrSl-
cana, Austin, kingSbury and
BrcmOnd.
The House Decides by a Majority of One
that the Present Is Not a Regular Blen.
NAL Session of the Legislature.

Special To The Horatd.l
kINGsBuRN, June %. The first car
load Of material for the extension of
the Galveston, Harrisburg and san
Antonio railroad to the Guadalupe
river reached here to-day, The force
viii be here on Monday with the con.
strllction train to commnce the work.
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PersoaaI.

[ Major VIM, Z. Duxbnry has been
appointed Texas agent for the Great
Western Dispatch, South Shore Line.
| Ex-Governor John q. Brown Of
Tennessee, Vice President OF the Tex.
as and Pacific Railway, left for ~.
Louis yesterday evening. aits,
General Swift, United States Army,
Is ut the I4eGrand. t.....-.
Major Barley goes to Chicago this
evening, ~.
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We are under many obligations To the cit
liens of Dallas and surrounding country, for
the very liberal support they have extended
toward us during our stay here, and In order
to show our appreciation and fully carry out
by one and all OF our former ideas, we sti
adhere to the motto, "Qulck Sales and Smell
Profit" We have this day made conces'
sion, aud for the next Thirty Days, Will re-
ueive from our New York Manufacturing
Establishment, all the necessaries of the sea.
son, fine clothing, light underwear, boots and
shoes, and combined new assortment OF
elegant gents furnishing goods. The stock
will be offered at great reduction from our
former efforts, and must bring conviction 70
the assertions made, that the New YORK
Clothing House, is the lowest price clothing
house In Texas. mayN-u
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In these days Of cheap railroad
travel, IL has been remarked that II
costs Less TO ride In a railroad car than
to sit still In q first-class hotel"
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,.r.oi 7arat mo la.. giGj slic1 tn4 ~
LIN hbaaasq vaN 20 igoI slliyr 7.o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-12

moot, with perhap. diminished taxation
even all tho current expenses of the
government with continually grow.
ing lund Tor our common schools,
la the past two years You have sccn
our material and political prosperity
grow in ,treaeth and respect under the
auspices of an lucorrupdblc and patri-
Ole Executive, sustained by the repre-
soutAtiyes Of the people, in the
Legislative department. of the
government That we take no
steps backward in this march
.of progress, depends upon your
wise couusclN rs much and mon. than IT
will depend hereafter upon the Exccu.
tive Department Of the State IL being
his duty only to .gttst the laws when
your phor- shall have ended, let W hope
that the laws which shall have been en-
acted viii prove the salvation OF Texas
IN any tn. clements which contribute u
the true greatness OF thocommonwealth
! shall hot again preside ovcryour de-
Ilnerotous. Others will como after me,
who, trust, viii bring more of energy
and ability to this difficult position. but
no citizen OF the State has ever brought
or ever will bring to this ultr, n moro
honest love and proudcr devotion to the
prosperity and glory of his State than he
who now addresses the Sruntc. We.
may not meet again in these halls. or
elsewhere in the paths Of life, but the
memory of these scenes and their hon.
orod associates will survive misfortune
and follow Us with gentle footsteps TO
the end Of life
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' as:'sa'ssaaa !. FREE gGs''H''.'1'
EResxkSssllsE9sEs

Pei, mp almost any newspaper published
north OF the Red river and you will SEQ the
word "FREE' IN big hiuck lettcts. Read be-
low 1t and you viii lind n request for the
names and address Ot All the sous uui duugh-
ters ut the North ana East 10 he sent III
"TE&AS EMIGRATION AGENT" ScdAlia
NJ sSourl, who Will mail them without cost II
"lREE GUIDE TO TEXAS" the land OF
sunbcams, beautiful prairicS and lovely val
( Toys, This book We have seen II IN accom-
panied with beautiful colOrcd maps, iilustrn-
lions, rates of fare and freight, lull of intor.
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
crops, schools, churches etc, Who pays for
il? TUE MISSOURI, KANSAS 4 'IEXAS
RAILWAY. They are soRling thousands to
all parts OF the United States aud Europe.
| rms goes To show what they are doing iur
T9Ins They have lately reduced their rates
OF inte Tor clnlGiHntS almost t-halt Their
trains are crowded, and special trains are
frequently run 10 accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands OF dollars in
Texas. They have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing free in formation
concerning Texas throughout the United
Sttcs, They ask our aid in Their efforts
PalroniSo the MISSOURI KANSAS ~
I'm , ~ RAILWAY. 90 NORTH VIA
DENiSON and through the beautiful Indian
Territory They will land you directly In
the Grent Union Depot In 81. Louis They
don't compel you to ride three or -FOUR miles
through the back streets and alleys OF ~,
Louis in topping omnibus They run their
coaches ana sleepcrs through to st, Louis
ana enter the Union Depot. * there any
other line nom Texas that does? mo-
They Also run coaches and sleeping cars from
Texas TO Hannibal and Quincy. Have YOU
any friends East looking towards Texas2 II
so, send their address to the undersigned and
he will with pleasure forward them land YOU
also beautiful pamphlet ANA other inter
esling matter well worth the mere request
Genl Passg'r Ag't, NJ, X. y T. nv,
june-dSw-tf aedalia. Mo.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLuaH.
FREE TO ALL.
But No Business Advor tisement In-
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 mako The Herald the medium
OF communication for the general public,
aud also To assist thost who may Mood as.
hlstance, We nave determined Co priu- free
advertising column, Advertisements under
the head OF Lost "Fuuud," WANTED, D."
"Fnr sale" "For Rent "Io Let" of not
more than three lines, Will be Inserted Ia
TINS column two times trro Of charge. When
such advertisements exceed three limos the
excess VIII he charged 1T the rate vt i've
cents Inc, each Insertion In advance; aud
when such advertisements ttc printed more
man two times they viii ua charged AZ the
rate OF ave cents line IA advance for each
additional insertion. Seven words make Il
liut,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-12

WILLOW PINE Boxing, fencing, scantling
81 Gper hundred; dressed boards - % per
hullred; ceiling, ", g.; ceiling, 81, ;! -;
wegherbonrding, 81 75GS@; flooring, - 90.
Wife PINE-Ceiling - 2jGS9 Is; wealth
erbmrding, ~; select boards, 81 jUJsj.
C'PRES5 B0ARDs-SiOgSi %.
SiINGLEs-- White pine, - 5OgS5 q; cy-
pres, " 5OG5 20.
Tie market is evidently active. Demand
quet; supply ample. The amount of build
inegoing on is considerable aud no falling
of lerceptihle.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

CoIH-fexas in shuck, 40 cents; Tex
ms in sack, ~ cents; Kansas, ear, none;
kansF, sacked, ~ to 10 cents. Market quiet.
supply up to the demand.
WHsAT-No 2, old, none ; No. 3, old, S5@
BE; NV, SOGS5c. No demand for lower
grades
BAHEY Nothing doing; no stock; prices
nomilal ut i5C.
OA'S-Fair to choice, l7@2Oc; feeders, IQt2c
highG.
KYi-Prices nominal at 3lc; nothing do
ing,
Bran Market entirely bare.
HM-TexaS, from SOFAS per ton for new.
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FRUITS AND NUTs.

APpLES-Are scarce; they are quo
SlNlU per barrel; for extra choice me
market dun, none in town.
sALMON DS-Ferragor from 2jG.
BANANAS-F ON S31l per bunch
FIGS-In layer, per pound, glci nc
igs in the market; small pill boxes b.
No, 81 20.
LEMOES-Are advancing and are quo
at IS 5Odl0 90 per box.
nRANGES--Arc scarce and quoted AZ W w.
alO % per hundred for the Mcssinn. No TAI
emo or Louisiana in market.
PECA NS--Are scarce, at IL per pouhu
They are, quoted in New York AZ lie; 40
RAISI NS--Layer per box, 81 6Og3 1904 w
for Fondon %. ~
VAIN [fTS--Grenoblo are quoted nj zoe.
COCOANTrS-Are quoted at w per nun
PEA NUTS Tennessee firm at lOSi2c per
pound.
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Daily GERALD,
,rHE DAILY HERALD.

~ INILl HERALD Is published every
m lux eEo0pt Monday, al 60 yenr. In
AL gt,.,e s. f0ts.2 months 81 forGuo month
~ eu p FOR one week single copies, o cent.
rue Dgi'v Herald rs now furnished u snh.
oflb,rs ug rirrler dt % cents per week. The
papcy IS u Doe deli "eged regularly cnrh morn.
4n. N lU ubglN hour, Ia auy pUrl oi Tho city
abd suhprls within mile anu a half OF the
aour' house Subscribers ruiiug t1IecOlyC
lLeir pepor will oblige by reporting M this
0ri,v.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

IlME-Thc bcsquality in barrels, is worth
81 q. In bulk, 81 30. Ordinary Dallas, %
ceIts per bushel.
CEMENT -- Rosendale Ia worth s. 10 pc
barrel. Louisville best, little kept, u 30 yer
barrel.
fLASrER-Is worth So 50 per barrel. The
supply OF the above mentioned articles IL
nLnnie; demnnh fair. mnrkei firm.
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From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury
Woathertord, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksbof0
aud western posts, arrives ut 400 p IN; de-
PARTS mt 500 a m
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ph,sIcinns anu SURGEONS.

q. beaumont, NJ. D., Office Mt Dallas lnhr-
mary, No. 1881 Main street, where he can PC
found al Mi hours Of day aud night. Calls
to the country promptly attended.
Julyl2-lm
Inn II. Morton, M. D., office over First Ma
tionai Hank. Residence corner San Jaclnto
and Harwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
mohlbdlm
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE or Tux HERALD, \
Dallas, Texas, August. II, 1876. :
MONETARY.

The monetary market is somewhat string
cut lu. outside business, but there IL ample
tundRor legitimate business ind CONNER
cial tndr.
GpLl-Buying, II selling, | u.
SlL\ER-Prces nominal
Tncr Is but little gold or silver in market,
acknowledgements, par; bank,
premim.
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TIE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails at Dallas Post
ONCE.
Northern Mail.

NbIAhfTh WALL
Via NJ, x. and T. r. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
St. Louis mails, auivesut G4j M deparp
at7:ii IA III. Pouch closes att am,
Southern wall.
,iow Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, aud all Other
points Ina southern Texas, arrives al 7;i5 q
M, departs mt 6:2j p III. Pouch closes at 5 p N
Eastern Malt,
Via 4. ana p. R.R,, comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville. Chattanooga, Mem.
phi1, Little Rock, Uud shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at 1903 m; de-
parts daily at Glj = IN. Pouch closes at
y M.
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury
Weatherlord, Decatur Palo Pinto, Jacl;sbof0
aud western posts, arrives at 400 p IN; dc.
parts ut 500 Il IN.
Cedar KIN Mail.
Cedar Hin, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timhrrs, arrives ut q pm Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Tam.
Denton, Bolivar Eli2lbethtowu, BOyd's
Mills, Lpwisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
at4p. N, Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
Departs at d. H. m. alirruMeda
Grapevine Mail
Arrives every Monday at p, IN. Departs
Tuesday ut 8 Il. m,
Office Hours.
Delivery window, : n. IN. to p. M; money
order window, n. m. to II m and nom p.
m. to p, m. Stamps sold from A. m. to 3
p. m. Letters registered only during money
orders hours,
All persons having complaints against the
Office on any account, Will please present the
anne In writing or IN person, TO the Post
master
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For Rent.

Dwelling house No. 2l9 Bryan street, with
| our rooms, fine cistcrn and good stable
Apply to Or. j. V. Chlders, No. iO7 Main
| street. auu8- lN
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO-Is worth from 5Og7jc, 1ccOrd-
ing &c quality; The market is deClinlngi
the stock is large and the demand VcIy good.
ClGARS-W ORTIZ from " 25nS % for DO
TIC With Havana filters, Market is dnu
nIV. .nnlN. hNmMnh lnir
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| The National hotel ON Pacific avenue, uoar
| the Elevator, will be tor font by the nrst OF
september, This house Is large convent
entity arranged, being constructed especially
or hotel. For particulars apply 10 Hurt x
Smith. Ruglu.tf
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"Wnntpti.''

People, who bring us want" advertise.
mcnts to go in this column free, to write out
their advertisements before coming to the
office. We me willing 10 furnish three lines
Of space tree two times but parties must fur
nish their own paper.
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10 sell two ten acre lots Just outside the
interpretations Fort Worth, Texas, on south
side OF town, or will exchange same for
property in Dallas, Texas Apply to Hanna
X lIogshead, Fort Worth, OF Lock Box 292,
Dallas Texas. augl-lm
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JIM. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 9Oi Com
merce street (south of Courthousel DhliasI
claims. oPli"
W, y. Oldham, Office In Mtchie's building
opposite the Ledrund hotel, Main street.
janlidu
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney Mt Law, NO.
9Oj North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct2g-dtf
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Two TO i've lady cauyassors for this city
Apply TO II. A. Street, at Reed IL Lalhlops
90 Main street. HuEll-2G
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In a family OF the highest reSpectnhllity,
employment rs dIeSsIuaker by Il young Indy
who is II proficient in the business, by the
week or month. Terms, 81 % per day, cOun-
ty preferred. Address, Miss Mercedes, Dal-
las, PustOilice.
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WnIlIpI,

Old papers for sale at this Office, IN quaint
ties to suit, ut 81 Il hundred. jy2i.t
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An experienced teacher, competent tn
tmch the higher branches desires II Situa-
ton. Address -. E," Dallas 20. augli-al
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wanted.

Old papers for sale Mt ,tliis office in quaint
Ties to suit, ut 81 n hundred. jy2ltf
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

a physiological View Of Marriage for tho Married
anu!hose contemplating Mnuingc, It's duties aud dis
Qualifications, the Mysteries ofRoproduction The SO.
cry mhrmltics o. Youth and Manhood and The phyai.
ca System OF Woman. An Illustrated book otA0 pages
Wh,Ch shOndbe kept uudor lock and Key. Tho Original
under seal tor5GCts. 80
A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON oil disease,
Ola Private Nature In both sexes tho abuses and disur-
ds0tthe sexual system aud the means ofcurc 80 pages
"HhenninynR., sent undcr seal tor 20 etc.
MEDICAL ADVICE on Sonisnl Weakness Loot In.
crRNskh, Blood mud Chronic Dwa,rs, Cutarrh, Cancer
Sct 4 ~ rage pamphlet. free for STAMP
All uc above Dinrusos successfully trracd al this ccls
hratcd lltspcunry, established lSI Address,
pr, HuVTR DlSpEEBAliY, No, l2 North 9th Be,
81. Louia, Mo. 10y
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Teacher

\ cook ana II good servant to do gcnornl
housework. Apply ut a, Mcizlcrs OH Elm,
suecl' Hugl9-2t
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
ola Papers.
Attorneys nj Law

Old papers for sale hi The Herald Once
81 per hundred.
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Old papers for sale nj this Office, in quaint
ties to suit, ut II u hundred. iy2I-tf
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A highly cultivated farm with good house,
barn.. orchards, etc., in Illinois, for Texas
mndS or Dallas property. Address Editor
'"rnVd W, jylS-u
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To sell u splendid Durham COW, will calv,
In six weeks, ar viii lrHdp tor an cNpreg,
wagon, Address, A., this Office. nnri2.gt
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MnnInI.
wanted.

A white girl to do house work for u small
family. Apply ut l2Ui Jackson street.
Mgl2-9t
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Wnntt L..

To III 800 acres Of lAudin Missouri cheup,
utl" perfect, or win exchange for Dallas
city property. Address, Il h., this olicr.
Hugl2-2t