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Tlurgday, 10th. Of September, ls75,
IN. R. 1877
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Henry Buck VS.. II. b. S. Williams ct a1.-First
Chancery Court of Shelby county.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
d decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the I'd day of July, 1876, | will sell at
public auction. TO the highest bidder, in front
of the CLERK and Masters Office, new court
nessee. on
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF'S SALE
-OF-
Property.

LeaSchOId Property.
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Il that by virtue of an execution 10 me d.
rected from the honorable First Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, Tenn, in the case Of
Mary Schuman ct al. VS.. b. Carter ct al,
judgment rendered on the 28th day Of April,
1876, for the sum Of forty-three dollars and
twenty cents, with interest and costs Of suit,
to satisfy said judgment. etc, l will, on
Thursday, 10th Of September, 1875,
in legal hours, in font of the court house,
Memphis. Tenn, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder. for cash. the following described prop
erty. to-wit: A certain leasehold estate, con-
sisting of lease and improvements on a lot on
Humphrey street. Memphis, Tenn. Said lot
fronting 80 feet on said street, aud running
back between parallel lines 1866 feet, and re-
Gently occupied by Barney Carter and Jacob
Jones.
Levied on as the property of defendant,
Mary Schuman, TO satisfy said judgment, in
terest and costs.
Memphis, 18th day of August, 1875.
O. i, ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn.
By w. D. CANNON. d. 3.
X: S. PARHAH, Attorney for plaintiff.
1889
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buy Before september 9th.
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pB- The Accounts Of Merchants, Mechan-
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Sept. 80, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS:

22.l7S Cash Gifts, amounting tO-..~.sl OOO. 900
NUMBER OF TICK ETs,~~....IOO,OOO
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LEGAL.

TICKETS, 81; admitting Gentleman and
Ladies. Isl Exil3
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PREMIUMS
A CHANCE FOR A PREMIUM

NO CHANCE FOR LOSS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23
The comm,ssnrint of Inc Roo.,

The stomach Is the commissariat OF the
physical system. II furnishes the natural
sustenancc ofevery organ. Ifdisordered, the
whole body langulshes, but,howeyer affected.
It's tone and vigor may always be restored by
course of Hostetters stomach Bitters. The
regularity in It's operations watch this grand
tonic Alternative establishes is the most direct
means OF obviating physical debility, impur-
tiles OF the blood, and affections OF tho dis
charging organs. We know that II digestion
or the habit of the body is INSTRUCTED, the en-.
tire physique is weakened in consequence OF
insufficient conversion of the food into blood
and tits equally certain that therefuse of the
system not being wholly thrown off is sure TO
contamlnate the vital. fluid and surcharge
the bowels and kidneys with yitiatcd matter
which weakens and inflames them. The
Bitters, by strengthening the organs of dis
charve, enables them to act vigorously, and
thus liberates the pent up waste which
would otherwise work incaloulable injury.
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To the editor of the New York sun.

10 the editor OF the New York sun:
SIR-lf you can conveniently
would take it ~ u favor if you
would discontinue my paper for
about three months, and then begin
again, as | think very likely by
that limo the Beochor scandal will
have ended. When the trial began
| took u great interest in it, and my
curiosity has even allowed mo to
read all Of tho examination But
alas | have become disgusted since
Beechers able attorneys have been
trying to vindicate his course Of
action with Mrs. Tilton
To show you how public opinion
rams, 1 have asked some forty per-
sons what they thought of his case,
ana every ono concurs IN tho belief
thas he is guilty. Respectfully,
J. w. TINKER.
weimar, Colorado county, Texas, June H.
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VIII Bccchcr Prosecute TiIiou FOR
ISLANDER?
From the Chicago Trlbunc,l

v ''''' Wv W.
Mrs. WoodhNll is reported to
have said, not long since, that when
the Beechcr trial was over the ovi.
dcncc will just begin TO como in.
Recent Developments seem TO con.
firm the sagaoity Of this remark,
Since tho evidence IN the case has
been closed, there has been several
statements Of considerable import
anco, some of which would not
have boon admitted as evidence in
the civil suit, and some Of which
are said to have boon unknown to
Mr.. Tlton's counsel. IFirst, there
il n statement, which romans I'M.
contradicted, that Mrs. Tilton con.
tossed adultery to Mr. and Mrs,
Richards, her brother and sister-in.
law, in addition TO the others named
by Mr.. TiIton. 'rhon came Mr..
Carpenters statement in tho New
York Graphic, which places Mr..
Bccchcr ir tho position Of having
told two or three lNlschoods, and
having confessed to Mr.. Carpenter
by implication Now tho Now
York Herald claims TO havo discov,
cred the apothecary who sold Mr.
Bcccher prussic acid with which
he intended to take his own life, as
Mrs. Moulton said. And it is also
said that Brooklyn upholstoror
could have given evidence Of the
most direct bearing on tho charge,
concerning what no saw while
no was doing some work in
Mrs Tilton's house. If there is
anything in all of these statements,
there will be an opportunity to give
thcm tho weight OF evidence in the
criminal proceedings against TiIton
for SANDER, for which Mr.. Bcocher
had him indicted.
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yorE soLIDLY ron TnE CoNVEN
IION,


Tho Democracy Of North Texas
should remember that In n full vote,
they can cast tho large bulk Of the
Democratic majority Of the State, We
believe that North Texas Democrats
want tho Convention held. We have
oyery reason 10 believe that In South
ern aud Southwestern Texas there h n
dlapoaltiOn among some prominent
Democrats to defeat the calling 0l the
Convention by voting against H. The
vote Of some Democrats In Southern
Texas, together with that Of the Rad
icOla ~ mdsso, viii ondangor the
measure unless the vote Of North
Texas II full. Hence, We advocated
and stlll advocate no Conventions In
Districts (such IN tho Twentieth whore
there IL no earthly chance Of u Radical
being elected. IN not our position II
good one? We do not endanger the
defeat OF Democrat, and NJ the same
time wo bring out the full strength Of
the Democracy by free race, This IL
what we want-a jul UOto, Democrat,
remember that THE HERALD docs not
oppose each county In the district hav.
lug n delegate, but we do want good
men, reliable men, Intelligent men,
who Will know what TO DO when they
gct 10 Austin. And above all we want
u fM poto.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

Railroad Company.
GENTLEMEN In u report of the bust
ness done and progress made by the
Dallas and Wichita Railroad Company,
during the pust year, due. consideration
should bo given aud allowance made
on account of the very unusual scarcity
the low market value and lack Of de-
mand for southern securities generally
and railroad securities particularly.
The general prostrati0n OF business,
and lack of confidence in all railroad
enterprises, which has followed the
crisis of 1873, has caused thcsuspenslon
OF work upon nearly every projected
road In the country, and made bank
rupls of many of the principal railroad
companies.
Our company IL the only one in
northern Texas that has done any
work within the past year, except two
or three, who have done less than we,
although they, unlike our company,
have received and are receiving active
encouragement and pecuniary assist
ance from tho residents of the loculi-
ties that will be benefited by the con-
strucll0h OF inc several roads. IN spite
OF all these and many other difficulties
and discouragements, we have met
and compiled with all The requires
ments of our charter--lOcated our line
and constructed our road-bed and
bridges to the crossing Of Elm fork IN
Denton county, nearly seventeen miles
from Dallas made u survey of our
route through Denton, Wise, Mon.
tague, Clay aud Archer counties, and
Into Baylor, and filed the map thereof
In the General Land office, as required
by law. Aa1@ ef "t
Since the present management have
had control of the affairs of the COM
pany, very valuable amen dments have
been obtained to the charter
The Thirteenth Legislature gave Us a
subsidy of sixteen sections (ten thous-
and two hundred and forty acres of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

Iris understood that the democratic
meetings In the city comprising cleo
tion precincts No. (court house), No.
Q Pointer Il Shlelds' warehouse), No.
7 (Buckhorn corner), aud No. 8
tYoung's warehouse), will assemble at
3 O'clock, on the 26th instant next
Saturday,, to appoint delegates to the
county convention which embles on
Saturday. theSd proximo. This hour
has been designated as being most con-
venient for all concerned, and It is
hoped every democrat will be in at
tendance.
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LIAiilfITlFa

The audited liabilities Of tho Conn
pnny Nre the COmpmly'a notes 10 the
amount of slN,bil 80,
The entire liabilities Of The company
Aro very small compared With lIs M
HpiA,
The worl, done IN nrstcla In every
particular, M the reports of the city
engineer and the engineer appointed
10y the Governor To inspect the rond
for tho state testify aud could not be
duplicated for the same compensation,
even ut the present panic prices.
Surveys Of several crossings of Elm
fork have recently been made, and
maps ana estimates Of the several lines
are herewith submitted,
The question Of change Of guage
should bc considered. The location of
the land certificates received from the
state aud the survey Of the authorized
reservation should receive your imme-
diate attention. Respectfully submit
ted, j, w. CALDER, President
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

giIE HERALD has received copy OF
the Report of the Commission ops
pointed by the Governor Of Texas,
April 10, 1875, to investigate the al
legged Encouragement and cruel treat
ment Of the convicts." We have not
had time to readit but shall examine
1t at an early day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23
DsRsDAy MORNING JUNE "a



Tsibe pemocfaqgq Dpllqs copp'w IA
ArsLIOw- 0IrIzhhn You 40 requested 70
as. Sog ~ ,S ;,E aSy y p' aSd pI K b iSiS
anifh6luol delegates 10 represent YOU ~ y
Democratic convention ~ Do hull ~ NO nllN
NJ Dallas, on Saturday, tho w lny ~ iuly
A, u, ihlh, for tho purpose pl nolniphinh Y
convention, Our sister oonniieA have glIphli
held iliolr county conventions, And through
The district convention, ~ lAnnh.iell on w.
igI Instant hnDyp pipiI s n"a o rngrami and
Pledged ihsmnelyea ana lhelr oon.l lluenqy
la nupuou whOHytT may be presented Wy INC
domddiaoy Of bal las county ~ thelf ghnlue'
Tho inlerrAt ~ tho county hnh lno iin
porianO0 of tho work belnro the conHll ~
ilOnal convention demand that or llH!llNt
nhOuld be- united aud harmonious hnd lllht
oaoh OF the groal counties qOllllusllA We
district should DO represented ,l we uu',ha XIV,
0f liz choice, Whatever may nave ppVn our
yl0wH heretofore, N ~ now npphfohl w NC
that there ID u noo0saily f0r no nQplnnlluh
0f u delegate ~ represent you w We Vpnsu,
tulonal convention, inc whole nnhnoi ~
on tho democratic vote ~ mo INST knhtlhl
ol0nll0n, Will ha eighty, app0rllnnel among
Inc several election precincts IN follows
Precinct No. l-Court house ten delegates.
Precinct No, 2~lanohAteIi elgll deleghtM'
Precinct No, a-lIAhOn nYV dulCRhlur'
Precinct No, I fafmurh' lIanoll 0yo uol'
i'rccinot No, 6-soyenei nine delogglea,
Precinct No, G-lOlnior hhloldh ware
house, Dallas ak delegates,
Precinct No, -buclthorn corner NIX dele
"pmcnot No. s--YoungS warehouse Dallas
Precinct No, O-Ocdor Ililli three dole.
Precinct No. iO-Flye Mile church, four
A..
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should see that no eithrts are spared 81
stone left untumed 10 maintain that
position. 'fHH HERALD hopes that
every citizen Interested will meet Al
the Hoard ofTrade rooms Tonight, aud
that their deliberations will BIO flllltul
vi lhe most abundant success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

ATTENTION is called to the an
nouncement of Hon. j. w. Ferris, as a
candidate for delegate in the Constitu-
tionalConvention from this 1.-THE 20th)
Senatorial District. Judge Ferris is
one Of the ablest Of our lawyers, is an
oldeitlzenof Texas, and.if elected as
he IL sure to be, will be one of the
most useful members of that body.
Wemost cordially comment; heJudge
10 the voters of the District. ~ ~
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rnrMAr ro errelr rAYMrkTs.


IN the National Hoard Of Trade Oh
Thursday last Mr. Windsor, oll'hlla;
delphla, offered the following which
was adopted, thlrty-one 10 eight
lleaolyed, Tint The present Tine
When o0mmer0lal lndehlellnehh II
anall, pflcea df commodities low, aud
mlrroldy 30 excessive that lnrBe
amounts ~ II hre lying idle, presents u
favorable opportunity for tho lnAlllu'
ton Ut measures ~ restore specie pay
melllH,
Resolved, That such payment cannot
be restored aud maintained ~ long ~
a paper currency exlsla which oaii bp
used IN legal payments Instead OF
llesolyed, That this National Board
OfIrade therefore praye CongfetH W
Withdraw from circulation Rnd cancel
lhe United states legal tender notes Wy
lnalltulng measures for that purpose
NJ ~ next session,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

THAT retired politician, General But.
Ter, is going into the stocking mauu-
featuring business, having bought,
Jointly with Colonel E. q. Bailey, a
milIprlvilege on the Contoocook river,
with the intention Of starting a stock
ing mill and n knit factory. 81
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.
A coMMuNicATioN from our County
Representative, Hon. John II. Cochs
ran, is received, and was intended for
publication to-day, but was unavoida-
bly, crowded out. 1t will appear In n
few DAYS. ~ "
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THE New York sun thinks II would
bea splendid thing II Queen Victoria
could be induced 10 come over to the
Centennial. She would certainly at
tract larger crowd than anything else
In the exhibition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

In IL said Shacknasty Jims name
originally was 0'Shaughnessy, which
implies, according TO the New Orleans
Bulletin, that his parents were born In
Ernnca
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

Tue members Of tile Fifth Maryland
Regiment ARC about equally divided
Federal and Confederate. Several Of
the privates were field officers In one
or other Of the armies during the late
Wnr ptA .fie tt tat H,W VIZ N.H Nt :
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IHE nEMlp lon OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorranised and Is
nlly prepared 70 do all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING In the latssti styles.
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
NOTICE

is,n e ~ gwen, that on the 10th day of June
~, ~, ~, III unclaimed baggage Remaining al
we Cosmopolltan hotel will be- sold 10 nav a.,
c , Interested parties will please al AN ~
Dalles, Texas, June 8. 1876. ssi,a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

SS IA son per day. Agents wanted. An
W w Wv classes OF working people of both
sexes, young and old, make more money AT
work for us, In their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
AZ any thing else. We offer employment
mat VIII pay handsomely for every hours
free. Send us your address at once. Don't
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we offer. q. STINsoN Il Co.,
Portland Maine 2SSdSwIv
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ton and equipment depends very mueh
upon tho rate az which we can plthHe
those bonds therefore, gentlemen
Won are earnestly requested 10 urge ne
officers tO collect aud The plllkanH 70
pay the tax levied 70 meet hald inter
10 'lhe completion 0l pnf roma across
lllm Fork This YeW where u would
oommand lho enllre bnalneha Of lhf
northwest Is Of such vital Importance
IN tho Gily Of pallas, that III puHlilesa
lneu and property owners cannot az
ford ~ discourage ua IN our pllpflh W
proceed with ih0 work, for lhe hnke0l
saving Tho Interest f0r q short llne p
on tho small amount required 10 pro,
teol the olly'H paper nom dlnhohor hlld
depreciation,
1he following exhibit shows the
present condition Of the company
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DISSOLUTION.

nine me nrm Of Pierce 4 Lyle, carrying ON the
~ o M unu stationery business In this city' M
o., MAIN street, Is this day dissolved by mn ~
n r"s, n consent NJ Y. Pierce retiring. Either
for al, aa - autnoiized to collect and receipt
i nfm name In settling ali outstandinr ia biis
, IT'S oI the same. The business will he con-
''nued by Z. p. Lyle, at the old stand. 'on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23
THE DALLAS AND WICHITA RAIL.
ROAD.
Report OF the President OF the Compn.
py-Asscts and Liabilities Present
status and Future Prospects " the
Company, Etc.
REPORT.

DALLAS TEXAS, June 81, 1879,
10 tho Directors OF tho Dallas and Wichita
Railroad Company.
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The property Of the Company con
abla Of ..
acres Of land Ia the city ~ Dallas,
for depot purposes,
% ucres' Of land IN Dallas county, re-
celycd lurHlurlO
1000 aoros Of land In Jack county, re-
Crlyod for stock,
$3.50 norosOr land In Travis county
by location,
aaO20 acres Of land In certificates,
Indicated,
l70GG0 acres Of land In reservation,
due on completion OF road 10 county
line.
$4,000 In Dallas city bonds, due on
completion Of road 10 county line,
l6i miles Of completed rond'hed,
with bridges,
80 miles nearlylor secured righl-oC
way,
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Number NJ shares Of stock issued
under the old Organllnll0nuypr $40
Nunher 0f shareH pfhllrh Issued by
present Company lUD
Number Of shares Of stock ISSUED
by present Company -prelorred
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
No subscriptions 70 stock lllla year
no money Oh hand unappropIlAled'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-02

We saw some heads Of wheat, to-day
six inches long, with grains much larger
than we ever saw before, and we learn that
the crop now being harvested, /. as tine as
any one could desire.
Ar the sale Of short Horn cattle, made
by Hon. NJ. II Cochran, in Canada, on the
10th Of this month, Sls,Oo0 were paid for
a single heller. The sum Of ST., $50 was
realized for 40 head of thoroughbred Short
Horns.
OsE Of our Lincoln county short Horn
breeders, DIR. T. b. Montgomery, has sew
eral cows, for which he would not take 500
each.
The Races at IIarrodsburg, commence
on tho sth of this month, and viii continue
three days. The~ races promise 10 he ve-
ny exciting, rs a number Of celebrated hor-
SEES, hDih, racers and ,rotters, from the
north side" have been entered In the
stakes.
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To the Democrafic temssniffee Of
Lim~Osm County.

A very earnest am, il seems to me a
very honest letter, was published in last
weeks issue Interior Journal-calling upon
YOU to take Immediate steps for putting up
a Democratic nominee for the Legislature,
and predicting speedy ruin to the party IL
YOU did not. Generally speaking, ] am in
favor of the old fashioned method of setting
up a ticket. tn the best way, and the
right way-when there is sufficient harmo-
nv and good feeling in the ranks TO insure
a general and cheerful support Of the ticket.
But we all know how il /. with the Democ-
racy in this country. We have tried Con-
not, and il generally results in dividing / he
party into all sorts of factions, towns against
country, the KNOBS against Settlements >
and last year II resulted in the defeat of
our ticket. have, myself, no manner Of
prejudice against town folks, and think the
clamor about town cliques is not only un-
just-Lut absurd. As to Primary Flee
tious, they are, believe, now acknowledg-
ed by everybody to he not only nuissnces--
but frauds. They don't decide anything
and don't satisfy anybody, The people are
sick Of them, and, II the candidates are not
with last years experience, they ought to
be. The fact is that in our little local mat
tiers We have over-worked the nomina-
tisi business. We have run il into the
ground. We have been governed too much,
We have been dictated to too much; We have
had too much resolutions in our'n;" we
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NAPOLEON y.
Ne Retreats From STAMFORD, n.y.,
aud SWrrrndrrs Iu (2mriumafS,

Nc ~ rfre0fs From stamford, M.
and S"rrcndcrs fn tSmcimmafi.
Stamford, Kentucky, has been at it
again. Another runaway couple from
that inielicitous town came to the Glib
son House yesterday in search of a
preacher fright away now" What
is the matter with the people of that
section anyhow =, Ii seems 10 be the
birthplace of more unhappincss than
seven counties in the State combined.
Kentucky always was constitutionally
opposed to marriage, but Stamford
seems to he cursed in this respect more
than the remainder Of the State put
together. Only week ago we chron-
iclel the trials of a Government eau
ger of that town in entering the hon.
eyed relation, and today .we are call.
odupOn to repeat the story for a SIAM
ford young farmer.
They came in yesterday on the noon
train, looking like two innocent rab-
bits just escaped from hungry hound.
The noon train on the Kentucky Cen
trail is run especially for the accom-
modation Of lovers in distress. IL
leaves Stamford about o'clock in
the night, just when the old man is
most s'noriously rollci up in the arms
of Morpheus. As usual they made
straight for the Gibson House, one of
the famous "hoases of refuge" for run.
away couples. The bride elect came
over from the depot by one route and
the groom-to-be by another. They
met in the rarlors, and then, without
the loss of time, set about the accom-
plishment of that consumation so de-
voutly wished. The three handsome
and Sympathetic clerks bounced
around in the prosecuted mans behalf
like popcorn ON hot stove. Kamp-
hustled the man of trouble off to the
Court House for the license McGla
on bounded away after the Rev. Boyce
(by the way We shouldn't be surprised
il Sam and DR.. Boyce had set up a
corner ON runaway matches and d.
vided fees, while Young, the youth
ful, cheered the trembling bride with
words of hope seS futurity. These
young men will have a fearful account
to anwer when all their host of vic
Tins, with CORY locks, rise xp against
them on the last great day.
In jify do you know what a liz
fy is 1? we don'D the license and preach