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New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
the roads are becoming as bad as in the depth o
Winter"
RUSSIAN FLOATING BATTERIES READY.

LONWUN, IHUIsIdy' MdY 8, 1910
The Vienna correspondent of The Times
says the most important to-day is that the Rus
slams have number Of roncad batteries drawing only
few feet Of water at the mouth OF the Dnieste
Akemsu which they hope to safely convoy to the Kia
mouth Of the Danube and the bar the mouth of
the Ka. River engagements may therefore be expected
Pera telegram to The telegraph sajs: "The Turkish
navy has been ordered to guard Suua at the mouth OF
the Danube, against the Russians who within five
miles Of that port. Another squadron is to make
reconnaissance of Odessa and Sebastopol"
Belgrade, May 2, telegram to The Times, says:
"servia has concluded loaf of 100000 francs
&2,500,000l with the French Union Commerce Bank.
Recruits still arriving, and the formation OF volun
teer corps TO accompany the Russians is spoken about"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
HOBART PAsHNs BLOCKADE RUNNING.
HIS DARISG EXPLOITS IN 1HE CONFEDERATE SER
VICE DURING TIE WAR.

HIS DARISG EXPLOITS IN TIE CONFEDERATE SIR
VICE DURING TIE WAR
The exploit of Admiral Hobart Pasha Of the
Turkish navy passing down the Danube under the very
guns Of the Russian batteries at Gaatz, described IN
the recent London dispatches, recalls TO memory the
career Of this adventurous a blockade runner
I'm America during the war ot the rebellion. Capt.
George Forsyth OF Charleston, formerly an officer in
tho Confederate ravy, and at present visiting in
this city, gave 20 a TRIBUNE reporter ON Wednes-
day evening The following particulars Of Admiral then
Commaudaut, Hoharts experience In this country At
the outbreak OF the number Of wealthy merchants
in England formed an association the object Of which
was to assist Southern cause. C0unandau Hobart
and several other officers the English Navy en-
Nstcd in the cause and sent to the southern
States where their services were eagerly ac-
cerdcd Hobart landed at Charleston In the sunIIer
Fau Of 1851 and was at assigned naval dulles
He soon developed taste for daring adventure ana
attracted attention by bis success ia captulus severed
small Union vessels and crcluF diuidgiug 0ihcfs ih
tle following Spring he placed III charge Gi "a
LIoclIe runner on the Atlantic coast, where Ac ala ia
ualle work for the COnicderttcs.
lie was after recalled 10 the Gulf ana Tor nearly
wear 4s on the stan OF tnp Admiral commanding al
Pensacola InC numerous successful Attacks uIoh ti'
Union fleets and the daring biockade iuhihus III VIZ
vicinity are credited ~ the MAN 70 ms pliuhEs "H
bo,d eGeeutign In S63 hG again put Ia colhnthh
nf several blockade ruuncrs aud thcn hegn tbe rerle' "i
ellIa.ts which created admiration Tor u'e son 'hl
u.l.f ,ras engaged IN 10 less tiu twenty sI'n
kfu-s ali Uf which were exceedingly auhoylHE
,nt IN many instances disi,Ubu, 10 'Hr Union ~ ~cdus'
tI.htrt Ma. about 30 ycats OF aLc Wh"h NJ dHlNou al
tjs csnutry lie was q hcsYy-bIit indh oI diih e'.h
Itvinn aud was noted for H- ilporlOh5 btarhlE dh"
ihe a,for Win which he prosecutor cEI3 "h' iAII3
Il rrent d, England in spring ~ l01l' on acooIh,
ii Is said OF officially with the officers OF Tue 'o4o'
crate tfOYvfuitul
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR MARCH.

It appears from a statement of the Bureau
OF Statistics that the values OF imports into and exports
from the principal cities OF the United States during tho
month OF March were:
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
BRITISH ALARM!sTs RKBuKEp.

The Times, in an editorial continues strongly to
protest agant panic in England IN reference TO Rus
sla's movements. and says:
The alarmsts have apparently boundess faith in the
ignorance anu increOulity or theic cOuntrymen They
preaching that Will not bear the test
Of statement in plain English; but the good sense and
patriotism of tne public will, convinced defeat
these traders in ignorance and passion.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
BRITISH INTERESTS AND THE WAR.

DIlIlon lNlEhESlo AMI InE WAN
AN IMPORTANT AMENDMENT OFFERED TO MR..
GLADsTONEs REsOLUTIONs-RUssIA REBUKED
THEREGN-ALARM IN ENGLAND.
In the House of Commons to-day Lord Elcho
placed on the paper the following amendment to
Mr.. GladstOnes resolutiOns
That the House. while anxious to promote the we'll
being of the Christian subjects OF the Sultan and all
under his rule, condemns the intcrfcrcnc, OF
foreign Power by force OF in the internal admins
tratOn OF this Ottoman Empire and this House is salts
fled that Her jesy's Government, while mant lining
neutrality long interests affected by the
which Russia is waging against Turkey Will not fail
To take such steps would enable them, should occasion
aise promptly TO protect interests and maintain
ira "A lg
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
RorNAYIA AND THE DANUBE.

UosTil1TlFs BEGUN AT BRAILA-TURKIsH MONITORS
Dp1yrN oFr-rULrcHA TO BE EVACUATED BY
TIE TURKS.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
navy OPERATIONS 1T THE PRODUCE EA-

The operations at the Produce LXcnanSe s'a.
-, a.'r. b.,,y. and the early quotations coming
rom coic,go were closely watched aud showed al tx
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
THE AsIATIC CAMPAIGN.

,,,rs FROM BOTH sIDEs-RUM oRs OF THE SUR
RENDER OF A TURKISH CORPS AT KARs-THE
o,pC.ssIANS LOYAL.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

THE CHICAGO DIsnLLERs FEARFUL-sECRETARf
SHERMAN SAYS THE GOVERNMENT WILL KEEP
lis PROMISES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

" the correspondent OF tho st. Louis
Times be not misinformed, the prospect
for a fair count grows better. In dis
patching from Washington City, under
date OF January lst he says: ConklinR
is again reported to be preparing his
speech against the Republican position
that Congress has no right TO reject
electoral returns. A prominent Repub
lcan told me Conkling would certainly
carry from eight to ten senators with him,
A Democratic senator mentioned to me
tho names Of Jones, Harvey, ingalls,,
Paddock, Wadleigh Oglesby, Sharon,
Anthony, Burnsides and even llamlin
Morrill, and Edmunds, az among those
very apt TO be strongly influenced by
Conkling Another leading Democratic
81 ator from the East told me that he
knew Of his personal knowledge tina,
there was to-day an absolute majority
In the Senate maintaing the right o.
Congress to scfutinize the electoral re
turns and TO reject them. II this be sc
Mr.. Hayes has not the ghost of n chanc,
TO be President.
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aaaa $1,000
MISCELLANEOUS.

,l,HE STATE OF TEXAS.-ro all Persons
| interested In the Guardianship of the
Estate Of Nora T.. and Nicholas T., Vineyard,
Minors. Charles q. Vineyard has filed III the
county Court of Dallas County his applicR'
ton Tor the snlc OF real estate Tor the pay
Inent Of debts ana Tor the maintenance
and education OF said miuOrG, which
will DO heard on the expiration
OF four weeks from the date oi
this notice Din term time, ut tho Court
House thereof, In the Guy OF DALLAS, at which
time all persons Interested in said guardian.
ship may appear ana contest application II
they 500 proper. t.
Witness, A. Harw00d clerk of the County
Court OI Dallas County Given under my
hand, aud zeal OF said Court, NJ office, thi'
2Uth jny OF December, A. ~ 1876
y, HAYWOOD,
Clerk Of County Court, DuliaS Co., Texas.
By W, ii. THAtEEos, Deputy.
Mccoy Mccoy, Attys. Tor Applicant.
lnrlI .NMIL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

TBr New York ,SDn says "Fhe recent
disastrous failures among life insurance
companies, in spite OF officially pub
lished returns of their condition which
indicated they We're all sound, are nat,
urally exciting great distrust regarding
these institutions The only way ioi
the companies to- meet Tins feeling Is
10 publish statements of their business
40 tnll and clear that every man may
be able to comprehend them, and get
answers in them to the questions he is
disposed TO AJAX. What the public wishes
70 know is how much it costs the com
panies to get new policies, what tho in
vestments Of the reserved fund are, and
the net income from them what are
the running expenses Of the business
and other like matters These figures
must not b, given in lump but in full
detail. ...
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

WHETHER or not il rebounds to the
credit OF American civilization and prog
ress, the fact il nevertheless patent
that the commercial interests of the
country are largely in the keeping of
young men, In American business life
men travel along the pathway of time
with diziier rapidity than character
ICES the corresponding class in other
countries, where habits are more settled
AT the commercial exchanges in our
great cities the roll call at the end Of
each succeeding year is remarkable
chiefly for the absent or missing. There
are few gray boards in Wall or Broad
AFFECT, and We thinkMothjng Is risked
in the assertion that the great majority
Of those whom one meets in everyday
active mercantile liio arc mon who
have not reached, or have not got much
beyond, middle age, Veterans there
are, here and there but thOy arc the
exceptions to the common experience.
Perpetual excitement and never ending
wear and tear make sad havoc with the
rank and Ale; yet, after all, If life is a
battle, is 1t not better to fall with the
harness on than to rust out, or to be
placed at last on the supcrannuat d
hstf Moreover, If commercial and
business life is whirl, it has It's com.
'penyations. II Is not a whirl that dries
up, nor sweeps away the better feelings
OF the heart, nor deadens the kindly
sympathies, which like q touch of ns.
ture makes all the world akin" Men
are brought in daily and hourly contact
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

The Senate compromise committee
upon counting the electoral vote have
virtually agreed upon only two points
One is that it takes one hundred and
eiphty.fve votes to elect n president.
The other that the two Houses must
concur to reject vote. twould SEEM
then, according to the understanding oil
the Senate committee, that the protest
or objection OF the House, not concurred
in by the Senate, cannot avail to throw
out the prima jdcie vote Of any State
With duplicate and conflicting vote
from different States, the question viii
be, what is the prima Jac'G vote of
State, and upon this point we shall
look with much interest for the argu
ipont of opposing statesmen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

Cooks, waiting Girls, Chanbermalds ant
Washers.
Situation for IL single man, experenced.a,
Salesman, with good references
Situation for two men on Farm.
situation for n young man us Clerk Of
Travelling Agent, well recommended.
A man aud wife; man TO attend 10 horses
etc; woman 10 cook, wash and iron. Ger
man preferred.
For Sale.
A new 7I6,oCtave Piano, with all modern
improvements, cheap; will take one half IN
board, Apply NJ Intelligence OttlCe, or ad
dresS L, o. BOX 1870.
House and lot, cheap for cash.
Second hand freight, and express wagons
also, mules, horses and ponies.
County and state rights OF II snlcablc Pat
ent.
Boarding House, well pau onized and cen
trally located.
A good Farm for sale or rent.
Boarding House, In full blast, near Depot
Several Garden aud Cotton Farms.
Wanted To Rent.
A party wants ~ rent Farm on shares.
A small truck farm wanted, ON shares
near Dallas.
A party wants TO rent u Stock Farm.
DS" For lprthcr particulars, apply at Ia,
Intelligence Oiiice, two doors east Of til,
PoStonlcs
n. j. LAYTON & co.
No, aoS Main ~, , Doors East of Postoflle
dec2d-dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

- osreo with him, thought he woulo
,os seid,ltl powder But by mis'av
he took a tartar cmctio, en4 ""eh Pc
l,erusning BOARD went into se7 the
threw GU. pretty much ey'ryV ION it
Saving, Of President Gr< Jug
- propo.c 10 move my It, complete
your works ~. .cd.Nlely upon
These annual y Us have peace.
let no gu ~ .nmnnl outbreaks
avoided. g.. man escape II It u be
,cice so man worldly Of thg
! D. an afford to BE- counted IN.
II SIC supreme Court
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

THERE seems to be some disSatisiac'
ton among the home~pathlsts OF the
city because of the fact that no physi'
chm of this school was appointed upon
the medical examining board. OF course
the allophGthists, who ever act h"rmo'
niously together, could have no objec'
ton whatever to the appointment OF an
homeopathic to act in concert with
them, and our learned Judge should not
have overlooked so important matter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

with one and another, and even il trade
and traffic are herd matter, Of fact 'h"y
can scarcely idl to learn through ''''
Medium TO know each other m.''
better than the rcclu'c or the ''Ho'''
or the philosopher, who is ", '' ,',,,,.
10 obtain his knowledge OF MS ,'''""
men in the closet. under the shade" Oh
,,a midnight lamp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

Tur Cincinnati EaTnirer says nv
action Of the Chamberlain and
other Republican campaign dispatches
hy Drton's telegraph company, cuts of
,b., method Of getting at the cotton
facts. but /, makes it patent 10 the peo
ple Of the United States that the Rs
publican party dreaded the revelation
oeits infamo Gus and dishonest campaign
methods Its party of fraud,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05
lntellig ence Office



DALLAS, December %, 1874.
We have this day opened IN oiiica at No.
900 Main street, for the purpose OF doing
A General Intelligence Business.
DO you want Cook, Washer, House Ser
want, Coaohmnn, Ur HELP oi any iSiud3
Call and see ,s.
DO YOU want salesman, Book Keeper,
Agent, Porter, or PattnerP Call ana let w
furnish you.
DO you want Farm Hands, Railroad Men,
Carpenters, MnsOns, MHchinlSIS, Factory
Hands, q rduers, or rradospeople Of any de-
scIiptiOu2 We VIII furnish you. OIL.
Do you want to Sell or Rent your House,
Room Sturc, Lot or Farm? We will send
you applicants.
Do you want 10 take one or more BoardeIsT
We will send them 10 you.
Do you want to sell nm Old Engines Piono,
a Watch, u ream, or Wagon, II Horse, or an
old buggy; Ia Fact, have you ANYTHING
you wish TO dispose or We viii give You
the benefit of an advertisement In our coli
uInn, ana send purchases to you. d..
And to any person wishing IL SITUATION
| OF ANY DESCRIPTION, we would say that
we are prepared to give them Information
which the y cannot get elsewhere in the city,
ana tud situntions for them.
| To tho Citl8cns, Merchants. Trndespeoplo,
| strangers, and Farmers OF Dallas and vicin-
| ity, we appeal 10, patronage, and we guar
antce prompt attention and courteous trent
| nent To all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

p,,,u.Nn ia the fact that after all
claim. are settled, one.half OF the "'"'
ava award Of sl5 100000 will still remain
in the hands of the United states " ,,,.
eminent. the Philadelphia Afdgff ho'''
that this balance ought to be returned
10 England.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05
A EnIr Pronunciation.

DR. Tut authorize his agents to refund the
money In every case where his hair dyefails.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. 1t nets like
magic, easily applied, and is perfectly ma
lurnl. sold by all respectable druggists. Is
Murray street, New York. dec.2J'n2w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

what shnll we do to swectcn our breath?
To keep our teeth rom decay and death 2
what shall we DO to harden our gums?
Todrive of turtar aud scurl when It c"mes?
what shall we doP Now really you WON'T
DO anYihinc. but 1910. DONT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

Ayu James Gordon Bennett gov +"
cowddius instead of bride 30 '"u'''
,or cooling with beautiful woman
,o,i,, an irescible brother.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

Burlington Elawkeye; "Thank%iy.
ing night u North Hill man, whose tfur.
key did not act as though ii was going
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05
TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

Fpur.uur Advertisements Inserted twice 10
Ills column tor Twenty-Five Cents Nhu
al tleTAtc five Cents per Line ioI eaeh
subsequent Insertion, -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

TIM great railway king, Vanderbilt y
,le,a a, Inst No carries none o. nv
va, riches TO the other world
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05
Regular Secretion E..rnr,o,,oncnn

The rcgula: secretion and now OF the gas
trio juices, asd ofthe blle which the use Of
Hcstettors stomach Bltteis promotes, are
effects which conduce materially to the Ies-
toratiou Of Health, wncn the system Is dis.
ordered. Food isnot digcslcd In the dlspep'
tic stomach because the gastric huid IS
deficient, superintendent or viuatrd the
liver becomes oungested ana III" bowels con-
stiputed because the supply OF Bile Is made
auate or INSTRUCTED. The Btters rectilics
oil this and removes every IN consequence
II non .nSsimilution and bilious irregular.
| ny. Furthermore, It stimulates the action
| Of the kblneyc,, by which Impurities are
so 10 spear, strained nom the blood, "nd
any tendency In tht urinary organs W
grow sluggish and dlsordered countcracicd,
| whether II be used ~ "a means OF regulating
! gastric or bilious secretion, aud relieving tie
| overloaded bowels, or 10 promote complete,
| and therefore hcalthful, urinatOn, Hostel
| ters Bitters may be relied upon with comb
dence to accomplish the end In view.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

1, OOD BRICK sTOkEHOUSE, ON Elm ST.
II Apply to II 1sacl Il Jones, Real Estate
Agents. "a -
rrNWo. STORY BRICK STOREHoUSE, on
Main street, Apply To Hosack Jones
Real estate Agents, Jhh--l"
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For Rent

-...-s -..v--. 49, 80 ..s-''-f 49,
l,TORE HOU~E--A store House ioi rent ID
- hnslness purt OF the city, suitable for any
Mind oil business. Address, "housr, ms
Enc, Jiu5-lw ,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

What are teeth without tooth-washf
Where's the pleasure Vi the breath
1.-THE teeth are black or yellow,
II the mouth IL foul as deaih9
TO what do teeth or gums amount,
Or breath, deprived of SOHODENT?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

N,AlrH PONIES AND UACK-A good
" puir match ponies ami hack for Ihli
oil mules. Apply to or al -ress, }. >. Inter
Lancaster, TeNas u'e-U u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05
Miscellaneous Wants.

,s,O BORROW So, 900 for which the best IN
terest viii be paid, aud satisfactory se-
Guilty given. Address "IEA," Herald once
noylI.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

CCALE.BFAM.- ono udel.tomblnhtloh
> ~cnle, Beam, The finder wlll confer y
IA orb IN returning the samrtu Lamar lIo.ri
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s-ss--ss'-s-sssss s--=ssYs-sss a-=.---=i
NOT LOST,

The look OF sympathy, the gentle word,
Spoken NO low that only angels heard
The secret art Of pure self.sucri dee,
Unseen by men, but marked by angels
eyes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

WYNN. NORRIS, uine.ye,r Old orphan, de-
w slrts To md his uncle, Nelson btlLtt
IN Texas. Amy one knowing ms whereabouts
address, Wm. Morris. DALLAS, Texas, dgr-'
,I,uE PAhTY taking from IN" Herald q
' editorial rooms Two Volumes VI blA.A'
stones commentaries VIII please return we
same, '''''.',
LIME SOTE-Letter, FuoAeap aud F'-
1 Head paper at tue cry Drug alu!s'
dccl!-lm
INNVELOPE >-Flue Note, Letter LHN"l'
Il upos. Onclai EayelOpss aHl STATIONERY
NJ " H,,aumOutS Co darl2,lm
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BUSINESS CHANUE.--A new, fresh STOCK
Is of Goods, In splendid location, Tor SAFE
nj New YORK cost. email amount OF money
i,Sr n,Iins postotIlce, jauj
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selling goo
We
blower thant hoseoG q
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1 ARD-98O acres of Land, one-third tlm-
IL her, situated in the NUrtG.west corner
of FreostoHe county, adjoining Workman
station ON the Houston and Texas Centr Il
HailIoRd. There are 2OJ acres under fence,
and necessary buildings on the place. The
above described promises VIII be sold cheap.
Address h. b. Lomgbotham, Workman sta
ton, Frsestnns county, Texas. nOvb-5m.
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Found

100 ND-Cuu -hJK oil tiouT On ElW street
L rhcowuec can have the same by chlnht
nj T.. +. Cumu,u i Co.'s Carrlage olop. lh-.E
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

IiORSEI AND BUGGlES,-A pair OF fine
Ii wen-broke HOres and Buggy; also, an
excellent Top Buggy, Apply 70 sou,hwest-
ern Life Insurance TO. JahfAt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

Alta BARGAIN -Une large pair OF good
"A horscs, six ANA eight years ola. also,
| one wagon, complete, nearly new. anu one
Kennedy, corner Kim and Lamar sts JAM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

A No. / saddle mare, with new saddle
N and OUTFIT complete. Title guaranteed.
An excellent chance for any one who de-
sirss n good horse with undoubted tltle NJ n
reasonable price. Address 'Horso,' care
Herald Office. .... deo2b-li
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

4 SITUATION III II private family as
N teacher, by n young man. VIII teach
for board OF its equivalent in money. Adj
dress T., f., city, box t62, Satisfactory refer
cnces given. Will teach Latin and higher
mathematics II deSlr, d. in SLt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-05

,s,O RENT ON SHARFS-A small farm
nor too tar from city. Give location
and particulars. Address Peterson, Herald
office, juno VI
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| C,ALOON-Stuated in the busiiic IS portion
| > OF Main street For particulars Apply 70
| UgSla Main street. urc"I-u
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ltlNO PUkCH ASIA house and ten or
| twenty acres OF land, within two miles
OF the Courthouse. Address, Herald office.
innn-pt