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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-20
The City of New Orleans vs.. Numa La.


EUGENE W AGTAMAN,
ap4 Is my5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-20
The City of New Orleans vs.. Estate of j,
Il. COuYertle: aama VS.. same.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
apis % myl4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The Spleen

liz u glaudulnr organ exceedingly vascular
and situated near tho great pouch of the
stomach. Its veins form part of the por-
tai system, ana convey the blood which has
passed through II 10 the liver, where II
mixes again In the general circulation IT
~ abodt Ave inches ong, three inches wide
and about six ounces In weight I'm an adult.
What special duty Is assigned to II In the
animal economy, psychologists have ~ yet
undetermined. II its special functions he
unknown, its enlargement (as IN ugue-cake)
Is sonsihlv felt h 40 who suffer from
chllls and fever the medical dis,
SDverics OF modern times for preventing In
activity of the liver, ana lesscnlug the un.
natural Increase In size Of the spleen from
its Alternative, stlmulaut, :onic and corrective
properties, none is equal TO the Home
stomach Bitters.
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WADE HAMPTON, GOVERNOR OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.

This distinguished Southerncr who
in Tuesdays battle shivcrod into atoms
the leltcrs that have bound the gallant
Palmetto State, was born ut Columbia,
in South Carolina, in 1878, and is
consequently in his lifty-siXth year
He is the grandson of Wade Hampton,
who served under Marion and Sumpter
during the revolutionary war; and who,
Us brigadicr general, was superseded in
command ut New Orleans, in 1872, 10y
General Wilkinson, He was promoted
to Major Generalship in 1873, and
commanded an army on lake Cham
plain At his death he was conceded
to be the wealthicst planter in the Uni
ted States, and was the owner of more
than three thousand slaves Our Wade
Hampton, on Tuesday elected Governor
of his native State graduated at the
university of South Carolina, studied
law, was successfully n member of the
house and senate in the State Lcgisla.
turt.
At the commencement of tho civil wal
he entered the Confederate service
and commanded the Hampton legion
OF cavalry ut tho battle of Bull Run
where he was wounded He was mad,
brigadier general, served in the Chicka
hominy campaign, and was agar
wounded at Seven Pines, He subse
quently commanded " cavalry force il
Northern Virginia, and was ogair
wounded at Gettysburg, In 1851 III
was made lieutenant general and com
manded the body of cavalry in Virginia
He was afterwards sent to South Caro-
lino and in February, 1864, commanded
the rear guard Of the Confederate army
ut Columbia
Our readers are familiar with tn,
celebrated and somewhat acrimonious
correspondence between General Sher
man and Governor Hampton respcctin!
the destruction of Columbia Sine,
the war Hampton has quietly reside,
on his plantation and was forced from
his retirement by the overwhelming
and imperious wish of his people Hi
canvass was the most enthusiastic an,
intensely interesting ever known il
South Carolina, and eliminated OF
Tuesday in tho overthrow of Radicalisn
in this great commonwealth
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Saturday afternoon, NJ Cazcneuyo
entertained u company Of gentlemen
in u small room at Chickcrng hall by
doing mmy sur, rising things of the
kind performed by so called spiritual
mediums He was 30 tied that neither
head. hand nor lrct could be moved,
aocorlnt TO ordinary laws OF notion
pud his shirt culls scwcd 10 the ban
d,po. about his wrists ia such a way
That hchnd- could not be slipped from
lprir confinement without srSWlnp the
tlroods So bound, hc rang bells,
bowed on penny trumpet, ana beat u
drum All nj the same time; or some
body or something did behind curtain
drawn across lhc front OF q cabinet, lie
filled the inrco eye OF n needle WIN
short threads from spool Laid upon his
Ian, cut paper into curlou, shapes wrote
ON a slate the words which members OF
tine assembly had privately writ
ten on cards. gave the marx,
on domino secretly selected
hy some one present took of his own
giockinp- and placed them in his lap
while his boots remained on, and hi'
feet securely tied above the ankle, TOOK
off the cont Of % gentleman who, blind
/ folded, sat beside him in the cabinet
| with one hand on thcpcrormcrs brcas
ard u, Other oyer his forehead, to dc
tpct ANY movement kissed another
Gentlemen who sat beside him IN the
] '.... .....,,..,, t,.,,.. I,i.r,l that tfpDt la
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Egyptian Correspondence to tho San Fran
cisco Chroncle,l

Hasten to the Shocbra, and for two
hours or more drive up and down one
Of the strangest avenues under the sun
The Shoobra road leads from Cairo to
the village of Shoobra, about four miles
distant II is as straight us an arrow,
and is bordercd by sycamore, ig and
acacia trees, The dense boughs are in.
terloclled above it, Palaces and villas
are scattered here aud there, and upon
each side you look Oft upon great mead
ows dotted with ibises and sprinklod
with palms, and see in the horizon the
summit of the pyramids, All that is
lovely and mlovely in Carlo finds its
way to the Shoobra; the beauties and
the beasts, the princes, the bcggars, the
idols of the harem, donkey boys, for.
eigners, camel trains and the odds and
ends of humanity, You drive up one
side of tho way and down the other,
ogling and being ogled to your hearts
content. The fat gentleman in Euro.
pean costume, with tarbooSc and u
half dozen mounted attendants, is the
Khedive In that close carriage, under
the protection Ola cunuca ona splendid
horse, arc two OF his tavorte
wives mlk-white CrcaSsian beauties
with their faces swathcd in snowy folds
of gauze; the exquisite carminc lips, even
the faint rose.tint of the check, are
visible through this coquettish mask
high'arched eyebrows and eyes as black
MS night are busy with tho world they
know 50 little ol, Lovely beyond
description are these slaves but spite
Of this dazzling loneliness YOU can see
that it is chiefly artificial, The eyebrows
are painted the cye(ids are tipped with
hohl, and dark line extending from the
outer corners of the eyes makes them
much larger than they are. That white
skin is sottened and made whittier with
powders the hush of the cheek and the
glow of the lips have been heightened
for the occasion, and all that gau2e that
covers the forehead like turban, ans
the lower part OF the face like trand
parent musk, adds immensely to tho
hrilliancy of these feminine. charms.
White camels hair shawls, covered with
rich gold embroidery, lemoneolored
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The Influence Of malaria couu,erncted

That the harmful Influence upon the hu-
man system OF malaria may be elltCtually
couuternctcd has been demonstrated for
years past by the protection afforded the In.
hubItants ofVast misunderstanding districts
In North aud South America, Guatemala,
Mexico and the West lndias, by llostettcrs
stomach Bitters, Used MS II preventive, they
have Invariably been toun,. 20 be u most re-
liable safeguard aga INST chi.ls ana tever,b
ious rcmittcnts, aud Stlll more malignant
types of malnrlous disease, aud when en-
pIoycdHs u remedy have always proved their
adequacy to the task OF eradicating such ma
Ladies' nom the system. For disorders of the
stomach, liver and bowels, which In hot eli.
matos aud miasmctic localities are particu-
lmIy rife. the bittors are prompt and
thorough remedy. They also strengthen the
,yNtem, trnuquiliz> the nerves, promote di-
soStIon ana sound sleep, and impnrt un.
vented relish for food.
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WARREN, 10 DAVIES, Co ILL, /
November b, 1876.
ro Hls Honor the Mayor OF pnllas, rexns !:

To His Honor the Mayor OF Dallas, Texas
DEAR SlR--A man calling himself
Judge Norton, of Dallas, Texas, deliv,
cred political speech here on Saturday
evening last, in which he mentioned
many instances of great cruelty prac
ticed on the Union men of Texas, and
especially on Republicans, From his
statements there would be no safety for
Northern men, were they Republicans.
to settle in your State, He related
many instances in his court where rebel
juries acquitted men for ilogrant crimes
committed on black and white Republi.
cans, and where the most triiling charges
against black men and women tcrmi.
mated in cruel punishment in Jail and
penitentiary. He related one instance
where less than two months ago, four.
teen black men We're murdered in one
batch for being Rep lblicans, and their
bodies forbidden burial, A white Re.
publican venturing to bury them was
taken from his house ut night, tied to a
tr06, and fourteen bullets shot into his
body. He stated he was the only Re.
publican editor in Texas; that he was
formerly an associate OF General Sam
Houston, and Adjutaut General of the
State under his administration; that he
had been member of the Texas Legis
hture, etc. | write YOU to learn whether
his statements are true or not Ii they
are, we would like TO have his utter
anccs verified. II not, we desire to have
the facts regarding this man and the
condition Of society in your part Of
Texas fully set forth.
Very truly yours, JOHN D. PLAT
A. b. Norton, the party referred to in
Mr. Platts letter, is . Republican post.
master in this city. He is an old citizen
OF Texas, and during the many long
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FalE ADVERTISEMENT CCLUhS.
rttt1I1 no ALL.
Hat No Businoss Advertisement An-
serted without Pay'

Desiring 10 mako The Herald the ln ,,CITIe
of cntninuulCatlon Tor the general pN1ll''
nnd also 10 assist thO6' wh1 may n,'u ~, va
,.'i,",ti.,np rOlumn, Advertisements uhu'r
'"e hnnI IF "Logn "Euuudp "Wnnfu,
SEor Smle, . "For Rent" "Io Let OF hEI
more than thee lines, VIII be- inacI'sI, mi
TINS column two times irte oi GAhfgH' 'tGn
,,c,,.s vlIl b. charged 10 the rate ~ hNt
cents a Ino, each Insertion, In advance n Nv.
when such udyertisrmcu. are pllh't" '"It,n
than two times they WI ~ ehM1'1 ~, w
uttr OF I'VE cents u Inc ih advance Iol " "N ~
additional Insertion seven ""'"S '''"
/ Hue.
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Il. Il. KuNIIN,.

tJ,HE STATE OF TEN $50 toe Shcrili
I ui Dallas county, greeting; Where,
ouih hnS been nndv before nv ny "
'Tuuun,ou attorney fer Il Kulry TINT
lnhn Shap hurd Is ab rnt from the state ut
Texas, 80 that Tie ordinary process t law
can not be served upon him, yn nrr hereby
commanded thnr YOU, by making punilrI'
tiIu Ot this vrll ID some newspaper p'itich
ma nnllns county, tor tnnr successive weeks
before the return dHy hereof summon tn
said J,hu Sh,phuri T., he mud appear he'
fore me NJ my office, ". 81 VI ltn street, IN
the city Of Dallas, In the county t i'Nllns, on
the nh day Of Urccmher A. u. 1876, nj ~
ocluclS n. M, To answer the con- laut oil
I the said Il. T.. Ru'ry for the SUM If thirty
three dollars and ten cents aud interest, due
/ upOu a note bearing date on the 81 day OF
/ July l~ib
| Heron flll not, and OF this writ make due
/ return HS the lHE direct.
/ Given under my hand this, the "a day OF
/ Noyomb r. Nit. T.. &, MrLlhE
| Justice Of lhe Peace preclact No. !, Dallas
| county. uoVii-sn II
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"Tirs, war, FIRST la rencc,"

And lrst In the hearts of the thousands who
we're once the victims of dlsordcrcd liver
aud ITS attendant muladrs. such rs Con
slpotion, Bilious foyers, Collie, pydpcpsIn
SICK uoadauhc, Chills, rheumatism, Gout
JNuudico, Rest e>sucss, Loss of Appetite aud
deucrnl Debility "fIrst TUFTS Pills and
then health ana happiness Ia their motto
This IL the resulto American progress In
science, Diseases that were once treated by
cmetlcs bllstrrs, lUnccts, starvation and
poisonous minerals, are uoS cured by these
safe and gentle pills, whtcE imp0rt strength
to the body, while they remove all un.
healthy sccrotions.
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Do.lh 10 lho lefou WofmI

lucbm's cresyir Ointment viii KIN the
Screw Worm every time, ana cure FOOT KOS
IN sno"p ANA Cntlle,
Buchun's Crcsy lie sheep Din IS an lGtalll.
bic remedy for the Scnb ~ Shetpi prlhy
sn,n N negetruteg AT once 10 the skin and
Kills The Scnb. ,... ....,,
Uuchnns Uarbollc DlanfeGtlng Sonp cures
Mango IN Horses, DOgs ana Cnttlo, ana kIid
Lice, Fleas and Ticks on all animals
BE- sure Jas. Buchnn cos nhino Upch1I
nm thp lnbeIs All others ARE counterfeit ana
worthless, WM. f., KiDDEH " 90, Pflncl'
pal Depot, " John street Now Y0rk. No..
luua2s.deod3msHwd
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ds.a pr.Dn rm, the light Of thc
.,r.m offered 10 blaze upon the
world ror brief hour but she must
stop within her prison like u gorgeous
tropical flower under glass, or that light
win hc Pat out
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ooh, how do you coatrlve, my dear,
To keep your teeth so white and cloar7
| And how ON earth do you arrange
To keep your breath 80 sweet? Ills strange.
"Not strange ntall, was her reply
"uso SOHODONT, ana bo us l."
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Por,onar

ron WuRK-Thc Herald office i3 NOW
j receiving large cuu,lghm' N.Y. o. J"o
Wnprrs OF Nh descriptions and asks hH
elimination OF prices and quality, hiil
lieadt, white aud c1'ore1l Lttie'
Ipnds, Note Heads, SlntcmeHtS, Ca!4f'
Clrculars, Etc printed ~ cheap "h ne
cnenpest, aud ueatcr than the neaiest hIihE
In your orders and get thu dement, % our
"Auumer Prices
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Causes the Body to Gain in S old Flesh
PRESCRIPTION FREE

EOR the Speeds' Cure of Seminal Weak
L ness, Lost Manhood, and all disorders
brought on by indiscrctions or excess Any
druggist has the ingredients address
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Ain he turns mon this people ana
with malignant Glschoods drives no
enyonomed iangs into their very hearts
The uttcrancc5 Of A, i Norton are "'
untrue os they ARE slaudcrou'i 'h'y "''
delormcd by Idschoods at when PERJURY
would hesitate, they are lo'hd'a IL Nv
inspircd maliuity at when men ''''
rcioices they are the insldIouS o'''","'
lions Of u reptile caIumny ever upon "'e
watch to strike down F'''"u ''''S"
luckIess people. Ihey are the u'''r'
ancc5 Of q southern Sly, rom Wv 's''
lcssness Of whose malice lh're Is 10 ''''
toryal save when he d-Ro'Er' "'a
ycnomous ISLANDERS TO 'n' D'"'""S "
Chandler, his master
This man wllIreIurn tollo 'an' ~ ""'
detained II 6oYm' Pf'H'"'fe 10 DC N'P'
in der"dl quarantine WIN no ''''''' w
greet, no home TO harhor nm" P'u"
dcrcr Of the priceless reputation %
| ItIv.
people who have showerea upon ,'''
kindness and honofS' we nave So'o UNIV
A, B. Norton's statement" were
lu'Se i"'' ''' m. ,n
we WIZ Nv"
specifically ana give lhe'i s"'' "'"'''''
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u turing TO o"ry 'h'''' was ''N'" u ~. -
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Thurmond, Willard Il Fletcher. AuNM
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs. Oc'0l'in
j. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, si I9 nl
merce street south of Courthouse DStH,i
Texas. Special attention paid TO III, l,1'
claims. aWh
W. s. Oldham, Office in Mitchies DuliuInS
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main stree"
jqnlidtt
John NJ. StemmonS, Attorney o. law Nv
gO5 North side Public Square, up-S'aiIs'
OCtZg-utf
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor in Bankruptcy United states DIS
ballaS, Texas. Speciality in all matters 10
bar hruptcy, Proofs of debt taken thEOusl'
out the United States. Charges reasonable
SCn1nlllm
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Boarding.

EOUR YOUNG MEN-ur gentleman una
mo 4. n. a., cura Herald uillCr. E'i.lCuces
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w ANTED-Everybody TO know that this
THE HERALD. i''
ifyou want lahorer:
It you want u situation;
II yoI want B0arders;
II you want TO rent Place:
II You hove Place TO Rent;
lfyou want n Boarding Ilot Sc:
you want TO Buy Property;
ityou have Property 10 Sell;
II Won have Lost something;
u you have Found Somc;hiI
itynu want Information;
l,Nou want to Impart lnioru alton;
liyou want anything, In short, to buy,
10 sell, To lease, TO rent, to employ TO be- EN-
ployed, TO learn, or to advise, read and adj
verti;e In our "Cheap Column and keep
ourself and your neighbors posted.
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INVENTIONS Y: s: e.: g. +: &: 4: \:

u.s. Being opposite the Patent Ohice, we are
able to make close examinations, ana sec ID
Patents more p umpty and with broader
nnd b tier claims, than those who are re-
mote from Washington,
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THE NEXT SENATE.

From returns to date, received at Il'E
HERALD Office, the Senate Of the Forty
Fifth Congress of the United States
will be- rs follows: m
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ANARM Offered for twenty days oulY, a
L choice little Farm Of llJacres, ten miles
from Dallas, IN railroad now being con-
stIuCted-aOuut sixty acres under renee,
about thIty-SiX aCrtsin cultivation and the
balance in coed timber, mostly oak aud
pecan -Splendld ulnck lOHmy soil, ANA never
iaiIiug spring ana branch water. Apply to
Adolphe King ~ CO., Real Estate Brokers,
gu7 Nam street. nOVd'lW.
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Found.

lNNEItl q Al-rOuud un saturday msh' u
KuDbcr OYeicoat. The owner can Eri
the same ~ calling at iOi Elm street, ana
proving property. h"'o'''''
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A CLEAR HEAD;

Electlc limbs: good digestion; sound Sleep
buoyaut spirits; nm appetite, ana hflpe
old age ARE some OF the results Of the use oi
DR.. TUFTS Pills. Thoy requir" no chang" OF
diet nor interfere with regular business
nOyid2w
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TWO ROOMS-0ne single and one doub,.
with board, for gentleman. AnpIy. Will
ference, at $50 Main street, nppoSite
"Antoine's Garden" nnytI.o,
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ANp-Inc Dent place, ~ acre, uj land,
} 4 near the far grounds Apply on prem
Uses or through tho post'Iute' l. -
ABNrl. h"N9'u
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Dallas College
MALE AND FEMALE.
Cor. Ccntagrcl and Live Oak SITS
FAT TERM COMMENCES SEPT, 4, 1875.

The president having secured thorough
and distinguished teachers IN each depnTt-
ment of the College viii Nrrord young ladies'
aud gentlcmen every facility for refined
and polished education.
The primary department, under the pa
rental control of an experienced teacher,
win he tho best place parents can find for
their small children.
Tuition from 81 81 to g. 90 per month, nay.
able monthly In advance.
Efforts will be made TO secure proper
part Of thc school fund Tor the benefit o I our
patrons. For particulars address
JOHN X, ALLEN, Pres't.
septdtm Lock Box S65, Dallas.
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ENllE DWELLlNG-Nu. 2Oi Garter street,
1 five rooms and two halls, gas through
not, cellar, kitchen, servants room, Laundry
COR stanle), CiStern aud well lot l5OXlOO feet
one of the haudSomeSt and most convenient
residences in the city. Apply 10 CHAS.
FRED. TUCK Err uct20-tf
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HASE Assertion legitimate business
Address "C.invasSer," tierald office, octl-Iw
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COCK EFT BOON-A pocket book contain
ug IL considerable sum OF money hP
pIy to Capt ". +. Morton, city mUr'nal i.hu
nay lOl TINS notice. o''''''
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10 Trade or EXCHANGE.

ii OUSE-I want to rent a house with five
or SIX rooms, good water, near business
N'"tle. An litrhlu oucr Hug17 2t
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ANALNur FUkNIIURE-A lrg' lot OF
w walnut furniture, COuslSti.1 of bed
steadS, waShslHnds, tRhies, chairs tc. Also,
crockery, mi rofS mattresses, pillows, COM
forts, etc, at Jory per- cent uclIE wholesale
cost Address Herald Oiice." nuyl-tf
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u, lSSOUk LAND-FiVe hundred acres OF
VA land in Southeast Missouri cheap
with perfect title, or will exchange FOR Dallas
city property. Address r.. y, this Office.
hLD PAPERS-At this office, nquanti-
" ties to suit, at 81 II hundred. jy25-tl
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.anied-To Ren

II RICK HOUSEWIFE three rooms. gnoa
~ clSteln water, Apply at il5 corner Wood
"hu piarNet street, noyll-2t
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DIR A.. W. Wright, Of Georgia, o nns
over Ogden n VOLTS store, corner E I"c III ~
Lamar streets, where he may De i GUYANA
all hours of the night or day. %p''''''
Jno. II, Morton, NJ. d., Physician ana sui
con, Office over First National BANK ~ W.
euce corner San Jacinto and liaFwn,~ntly
alias, Texas, Callsto the country pioS"Tmr''
item ed.
DR.. N b. Kennedy, surget ana n r"' nd
clan, Dallas, Texas. Office ite' n nthipg
Lamar streets, over Kahn brgs 0noylnl
Store. Residence 1903 Young ''res' ~.
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JOUSE-rhe Hermauia HOu,e, on Elm
Ill street; best paying boardiug-bouse in
Dallas; forty steady hOarders, low for ASH
OF exchange Tor suitable property. Reason
for sylling intends to do ether business.
hONa-iW
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Wanted--Male Help.

NJ ELL DlGGER-A good one. Apply at
w Dent place, near fair grounds. nOV9-tt
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WANrED-A store on Main street, aboul
W sixteen feet front. Rent must bu mod
crate. Address h, U. l., Mt this Office .,
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SIpNliN-A stock OF stoves, thirty or moro.
- Tor lahd' house, etc. Address T. o Box
we ov9-lw
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ROOTMAK ER-One No. | BoOtnalIer on
ID scwed Boots, to go to DenisJn. Apply
AT this oihCe. uoV6-iw.
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- RICK WHEELER e.. On-bearcrs aud Ia
ID ooiers at Trinity Brick Yard. uovSit
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INVENTORS \: !: 81: !: e: !: \: \:
tAT A.Sk ~bp ~ mako uu pNlmiuu

ton free OF charge, and advise Sou ms to IT.
patcnluhilily All correspondence strictly
confidential. Prices as low rs those of any
reliable ng 'ncy,
We refer to Officials In the Patent once,
ana TO inventors In every state ~ the Union.
Address, LOUIS RAGGER CO..
Opposite Patent Otliec, Washington u. &.
uCtAlutt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-11

DARCf that can control large amount u
L trade wants situation IN whuleSnl,
house. Address 5. w., Herald office HIT