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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25

the man was ne. vet bora VINO co0Id ,
make a decent speech uD9sr a 'h,!s'- (
u.as tree. After The parson recitation .
the children sang, with splendid giee. |
God bless oar home. ouc happy ,
home, " and then UhIas Ia" Christmas. .
W. have seer many u !rr,- al! 81 : hT!s'-
mas presents. bHt We never saw nnH that .
bore better .I,.. taan til. VI" - de
clare that ". bryan il feel enN'D'ls o. +
those orphaps. ami more than ha!
wished that we could become one Of
their excellent company. There were
wagons aud whselbargows and saws and
bucks and ttruus ara trCmpetS for lhs
bows. and tnreaus ami Gets Of real China
dishes and cooking sets and beautiful
little dressing casts ard MI sorts Of lice
things for the gir!s-ths very best ssl-'-
,iops We ever saw. We noticed that one
of the Girls so. n special prtsen. Of
! gloves Lui eoInet hing else Tor teinG
ahead OF all others with her needle.
All this time perfect freedom Was
! coupled with perfect order: nhn}iate
bappiness with real, hearty Obedience
and respect II Was the most touching
/ SIGHT nil through that ever was seen;
surely this IS model institution and
one III Ii. existence g which We mag
nil feel :, sense Of satisfaction md
pride. Il i thu br: sht7 st and m0S' A..-
! insne SPOT IN all this treat Btssn.
/ Mind that there j. no "nniiorn. i"t
, these children TO be liPSFi cat - 2nd
! marked by. They lock i!ht '.ht!
( folks child. II. AID are as tidy and
i brightly dressed and as warmly shof as
.nv man y llt;i. ones. } he home shows
: = raj Merry Christmas and ". are
, de!icI.ei 10 b shls 70 say SO IN al! sin
! Gently.
TnE CAEfsrxA- Fnis Il rTs hE 20
n-.. C9rRlH, tast evening, attracted
tni,ttr . ho:a4-fuil {. yoans and cid
r folk, IN which the youth wee IN :Lo
minority. The chm / was brilliantly
lighted with egs. An r., u lar.;@
circumference, eIteuded TO the ceiling.
and bore such abundance @. fruit that
the Slightest b,seLe Wa Sufficient 20
shower thu zane npoE .bv leads ol The
attendant distributors. IOIGg iSdies
werc vtry active distributing presents to
The DEL Lte1 children. - .as 8 Joyous
o casiOn 10 all concerned.
Al Inc Episcopal Church there vas
grea. thrung ~ little peoE' WIN meg
paper. and manners. A [ lristmRs eve
services Of appropriately Mlef duration
was observed; some excellent singing
vas had, all hands adjourned after ths
service to tbs sunday School room and
had lots OF good things to eat. and
great and JOYFUL multitude went over to
the Sierra Seminary, rs by those ever
thoughtful AID liberal hsnded iadi.a,
Misses Ciapp and Babcock, they were
invited to do. and they danced and
romped till !: wGs high time for little
folk to be III bed and waiting for Santa
Claus.
II is always feature Of wsll regulated
Christian communities for
IHE BCTCEhE sEoP.
10 make a special slowing Of fms rneats
on Curis,ln3.o I've. We noticed ! splen-
dil display at Johnny Meters place.
Eir.e were great quarters Of tat beet with
prlz= Iusettss upon then, iaoLeter car
caeSes # mutton. IA: as lord: yells with
I their hides Oh end roasting pigs with
their customary trimmings Of frostiug,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25
lrisllnn CDWnUullles tOr
4HE BUTCEtE sE0Ps

TO make special slowing Of tins meats
on Cnristln,.o Eve. We noticed splen-
dil display at Johnny Meters place.
Hr.e were great quarters Of Eat bee; with
pflz= T"settes upon them, noLeter ear
casSes If mutton. IA; US lord: yeals with
their hides Oh and roasting pigs with
their customary trimmings Of frostlng,
lemons. etc. Mr. Jonn Eoss-rs tSo
shops. Matt Eirckei's handsome stall.
nnt Louis Mohr- place, each and AL
presented very handsome shosiags of
r.nt5. Indeed. Carson can make a tiib-
piA, of butcher stalls and huteGe &
meats that will compare favorab!y with
the best. We guess this will h.v- TO
suffice for our narration Of the principal
81 Kit. OF Chris mas Eve IN Carson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25

l. 4. Ian has jus; received large s.saI"
nI,u, ~ Holiday Gceas, which ar .f'i'd ~
,c-, low Irlsp., consisting Of fancy war;
toilet liquor and manttl ssi., ct, t't ~
pl.:ed ca,;ors aud n full Hue % plated tsb!"
ware. Call and examine l,!,Fe pnr,hAlhs
elsewhere
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25

4 HANDSOME PRESET FROM THE Syn
DAY School SCHOLARS Of St. Peters
Church was handed to NJ. Allen last
evening at the end of The service there.
Ths vas in a package. which proved to
be a pure made mp lay the boys and gir's
amounting TO $2G M. Alien WIS greatly
moved by tbs token O. his scholar.
thou htfuines1 ana high esteem. Ii
touched him more deeply than bigger
git, at older hands.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25

GoIEo TO AUSTIN. nr. Sam Donald.
for the last three years job printer in tAa
APrgAL OrrICx. vii leave Carson foG
a new field Of work to morrow night,
During Lis residence here he has nsvsr
failed tor day to cbrerfully and faith
taliy perform ms allotted work in the
Office lie ~ , iit,;-olass joh ana nrv >
paper printer, and AS saeh .e cordially
commend him TO The fraternity, aud wish
him the fall measure q success be merits.
TEE Posi- OrrIcX and, We suppose,
Wells, Fargo K Co.'S Banking aud E1-
PRESS offices, will be closed to day *
ceptins for the usual noon hour observ-
able on Sundays.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-28

conclusive as 10 the legality Of the re-
stTalnt aud detention Of said applicant
by the said Clifton Scott, agent Of the
state Of Mississippi,
II IL therefore ordered, adIudged aud
deereed by the court that said writ Oi
habeas corpus he dismissed, aud that
said prisoner, George NJ, Hibbler he
remanded int0 tho GnftO ~ Of said
Clifton Scott, rs agent Of The state Of
Mississippi, RENTING said Hibbler 10
the power Of said agent under the
order Of the governor Of the state Of
Texas, aud that the prisoner be adj
Judged 10 pay tie cost Of this pro-
eeedlng, and q copy Of this Judgment
be furnished sald Scott by the clerk Of
this court,
But, inasmueh ~ the said applicant
has given notice IN open court of IAN
appeal 10 the supreme court II II or
dered that the execution Of this judg-
ment be suspended 10 await the action
Of our supreme court, aud that the
sheriff Of Dallas county detaln said
prisoner Ia his custody until he re-
celyes lawful orders Tor his disposition,
y, HARE, Judge,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-28

The case Of tho state W., George
Mcdonald, charged with rape, was dis
missed yesterday on motion Of tho dis
trlet attorney, II will be remembered
that the accused was sentenced TO the
penltentiary for two years at the last
term Of the district court, but the yer-
dict Of the jury was scat variance with
the law aud evidence that the court,
on its own motion, granted tho deiend'
ant u new trial,
For the information of A Lady
Reader the reporter, 10 whom the
postal card was referred, will state that
while his education In the accomplish
ment 10 which she refers has been sad-
ly neglected, no nevertheless was ego
tlstlcal enough 10 think himself "snf-
ncient 10 thetaslS," and submitted "by
particular request In future he will
endeayor TO give his fair reader no
cause OF complaint at least In that d.
reetlOn.
Captain II, u, Paddock, fresh from
the Jungles tlrort WORTH where wild
"pantersn roam at Will, aud whore
extensions are received with shouts OF
welcome and delight, showed his
handsome phlz In THE lIERALp's
sanctum yesterday, He had descended
tho tripod for the nonce, and turned
horse hunter His magnificent buy es-
capped some ten days ago, aud the cap
tain has been Oh the trail. lie came
up with and recovered him At Eagle
Ford, aud the reporter IL glad Of II, M
he expects TO take II ride behind that
same bay before long.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-28

Hen, Loeb, II embraces all deserip-
lions aud qualities Of silk, felt cotton,
cloth, straw aud wooden hats, ties,
soarh, handkerchief, underwear,
shirts, collars, aud, In fact, everything
pertaining TO a gentleman's wardrobe,
The piece goods department IL In
charge Of Mr. Al, Hexter aud Ia re-
plete with cloths, oassimeres, oassinels,
leans, aud staple linen, cotton aud
wooden goods, The looms Of America
aud Europe have contributed 10 en-
rich the stock, and to-day II Ia ~ full
aud complete as that OF any house
south or west Of ~ Louis,
The second floor Of the building IL
used ~ q wholesale department eXclu-
sIyely, except NJ to trunksand carpets,
aud IL under the charge Of Mr., NJ, \,
Levy The trunk department il COM
plete, embracing every style from the
mammoth Saratoga 10 the hand va
llse and travelling bag, The carpet de-
partment IL filled with roll upon roll
Of the finest Brussels, Turkey, velvet
and commoner grades, mats, rugs, oil
cloths, etc,
In addition 10 the gentlemen emu
merated Mr. w, NJ. Woody acts az
general salesman,
Altogether, II Is most complete and
extensive establishment, Tho build
ing occupied was erected by the firm
with u view TO their wants aud neces'
stiles, II IL hny by ninety feet, and
every available spot lsstored with some
needed aud useful article, But even
this large building has proved made.
quate TO their wants, aud they have
now completed contract with Messrs.
Leonard Brothers 10 extend II
through to Main street. taking
In the large house on Main
street, formerly occupied by u, j.,
Frank rs n hardware establish.
ment, The extension, when COM
pleted, will DO devoted principally to
the trunk, carpet aud tapestry depart
ments, The Messrs, Sanger have also
branch houses IN Sherman, Waco, Cal-
vert and Bryan, each Of which, the ro-
porterwas Informed, iswell stocked and
managed by clever and courteous
members of the firm and assistants,
On the whole, the establishment Is n
monument to the energy and enter
prise Of the gentlemen composing the
firm, and an honor and credit to the
city of Dallas.
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SUNDAY sehooI Picnic,

am authorized by tho committee Of
arrangements Of the Sunday school
union picnic for the first Of May
next 10 make. the following an-
nOunCemcnts
First-llvery Sunday school In the
county and every friend Of the Sunday
school cause IL Invited 20 Join, on that
day, In u grand "baaket plcnic,n three
miles west Of Dallas, near old French
Town.
Sec0nd-Ample arrangements have
been made with tbs Texas aud Pacific
railroad company for the transpOrla-
ton of everybody aud his well-lllled
basket NJ the rate Of fifteen cents for
children and twenty-five cents for
adults, for the round trip, and baskets
with tag and name Of owner thereon,
are requested TO be delivered ut the
Texas aud Pacific railroad depot At
halEpast eight O'Clock A, NJ, TO the
care of Messrs, Charles Terry and An
drew j. Ross, who will receive aud
take charge of them on the cars.
Third-l'he schools are requested 10
meet ut their respective churches NJ
eight o'clock A, NJ, and march 10 the
Texas aud Pacific railroad depot In
bodies, each teacher in charge Of his
or her class, arriving there NJ half
past eight O'Clock, excepting the Union
Mission Sunday school, which will
meet at the Methodist Episcopal
churh south, aud march with the
school of that church to the depot,
Fourth--Should any Of the schools
prefer TO join the excursion rs indl-
viduals and not ~ schools In n body,
they will meet NJ the depot at half-past
eight O'clock, but all must procure
tickets before going In order TO get the
benefit Of the reduced rates Of fare.
Fifth-Each teacher Is expected TO
take charge of his or her class Tor pro-
vide substitute therelor) during the
entire excursion.
SiXth-rhe teachers will collect from
their respective classes their railroad
fare, and procure from the secretary of
their respective schools Tor the person
they may know has been appointed for
the purpose) the necessary tickets
and when the children ARE unable TO
pay the fare the teacher is requested to
pay the same for them, noting the
amount so paid, and reporting the
same to the treasurer of the school for
an allowance from the general fund.
Let no Sunday school scholar stay at
home for want of fifteen cents.
Seventh-The teachers are also re-
quested to sit with their respective
classes in the cars, and keep charge of
their railroad tickets until finally de-
livered up.
Eighth-The superintendent will
please appointsome one their schools,
respectively, to carry with them their
singing books.
Ninth-rhe schools will march in II
body, by classes, from the cars to the
ground of the picnic, where they will
all be seated together for u very short
time, joining in general concert, after
which other necessary announcements
for dinner, etc, will be made, and then
the welkin will ring with the merry
voices of the happy Sunday school
children until the sound of the whistle
calls "Come home" when all will re-
turn as they came.
JOHN NJ. Mccoy, Marshal.
commercial please copy.l
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CITY DADS IN COUNCIL.
Important Action Last Nlght-New
CITY Charter Adopted.
Scrip 10 DO Funded and Taxes Col.
lected In Greenbacls,

Council met la regular session. hlE
honor and all the members present,
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read aud approved,
Committee on claims reported favor
ably on sundry claims which were or
dered paid.
The bond of the city treasurer was
received aud accepted,
The finance committee submitted 4
report recommending that no further
city scrip be Issued for any purpose,
aud that the assessor aud collector bc
Instructed not TO receive In payment
Of taxes due the city any scrip hereto
fore issued that provision be made NJ
once for funding the scrip and other
floating indebtedness Of the city
now outstanding, In bonds 0l
the city Of Dallas, bearing
Interest at the rate of ten per cent per
annum, payable In twenty years from
the first Of May, 1876, bonds 10 be issu-
cd IN sums Of one hundred and five
hundred dollars each that the city
secretary advertise nj once for all per
SONS holding city scrip TO present the
same TO him for reglstratson on OF
before the 10Th Of June, 1875 and that
for all scrip not registered on or before
that time, the city shall thereafter be
regarded M not In any way llnble fol
the payment Of the same, which report
was adopted.
The finance committee submitted
the following ordinance, The rules
were suspended, an emergency de-
Clared and II was placed upon Ito final
passage and unanimously adopted;
An ordinance 10 levy n tax for the year 1873
aud provide for the collection OF tho sane
In United states currency,
Section l. BE II Ordulncd by the city Coun'
ell the city ofDallns, That an nd Ynloron
tax of one per conium, upon the assessed
value Ofnll the real and personal property In
the city OF Dallas, be levied, and that the as,
SCISSOR and collector be authorized 10 proceed
nj once 10 enforce the collection Of the said
tax In United states currency.
See. g. Bo II further ordained, That an or
dinance approved the MN OF November
receivable for city taxes" DO hereby repeal
ed,
Sec.8 BE II further ordained, That this or
dinance shall take effect and be In force
FROM ana aitor Its passage, Approved April
"a, 1876.
The financial committee, TO whom
was referred the resolution TO adopt
the charter recently passed by the leg
islature for the government of cities
and towns Of over one thousand in
habltants, reported back the same
with the recommendation that II pass.
On motion, the report was received
and the new charter unanimously
adopted.
The special committee to whom was
referred the task of comparing the
photographic copies of the city map,
made by Messrs Butterheld Il Rund-
lett with the original reported all
verseiy.
Considerable discussion ensued on
the adoption OF the report, participated
in by members of the council and Col
onel Mccoy, representing Messrs. Is.
IL NJ, and who was granted the priv
ilege of the floor. On motion, the
whole matter was laid over until next
meeting,
After the adoptions of several resolu-
ton in regard to drainage and repair
of streets, the council adjourned till the
next regular meeting.
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The MacartlIys.

An enthusiastic audience, though
not so large as he deserved, greeted
Harry Mccarthy last night, and Will
ed the hours away laughing at his in
imitable mimicry or almost moved to
tears by his touches of pathos. His
changes from "grave TO gay, from live
ly to serene" were made like magic
and whether in Handsome Harry"
"a New York Bummer," "a Country
Bumpkin," or the "Widow Loveall,"
he seemed equally at home. The mas
ter pieces of the evening, both as to
makeup and facial expression, were
"George Augustus, New York Bum
mer," and the "Widow Loveall." He
shows tonight for the last time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-28
The Missouri Excursionists,

The excursion party, composing
members of the general assembly of
Missouri, and number of invited
guests, left st. Louis for Texas on Mon
day evening at 8:l5. The following
gentlemen comprise the party: Sena-
J. c. McGinnis, ]. NJ. Loring, f. w.
Matthias, M. w. Hogan, Sebastian
Hoffman, DIR. A. Blank, M. Robbins,
]. o. Cooling, j. A. Schurenburg, DIR.
p. ]. LiDgenfelder, II. l.. Murray, of
Louisiana Mo- Riverside Press, II.
w. Baxter, of Louisiana mo. Journal,
T.. +. Weigel, o. w. Matthias, c. II.
Holland, Truman Post, w. J. Hinck-
ey, ID. A. Sutton, ID. Nell cd, M.
Michelvitz, ]. ID. Maxwell, and DR.. j.
N. Frank. The excursion is under the
management of j. H. Green, president
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-28
Thanks.

The business manager of The HER.
AID acknowledges with pleasure the
receipt of an invitation to be present
at certain suspicious "event,n to take
place at the Capitol hotel in Marshall
tomorrow, the Goth instant. Such
agreeable tokens of remem brance are
always appreciated, especially when
coming from one who, like the writer,
is wandering son of the Old Domin-
ion.
He regrets that business engage
ments will prevent his accepting the
invitation, and extending to the happy
pair his congratulations in advance, he
trusts that when they enter the holy
portals of matrimony and pluck the
roses of welded bliss, their skies may
be cloudless, and their pathway
through life one of happiness and
peace.
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old Veteran Association.

INDEPENDENCE, April, 81, 1875.
To John Henry Brown and other District
Committee men of the Texas Veteran As.
ISOLATION:
To-day l have received notice from
Captain William j. Russell, first vice
president of the association, that he has
selected the 18th day of May (the sec
ond day of the state fair, as the time
for the annual meeting. am also in
formed by the president that the state
fair association have agreed to give the
veterans free ticket to the fair
grounds, and the use of the same hall
that was occupied by the veterans last
May. The different railroad compa-
MES have agreed to give the veterans
transportation for one and one-fifth
fare for the round trip. AS to the hos
FATALITIES from the citizens of Houston,
the president cannot say what they
may be disposed to extend to the veter-
ans.
Colonel Ashbel Smith will deliver
the annual address. The district COM
and the chairman of the
different counties will give certificates
Of membership to the veterans.
MOSES AUSTIN BRYAN,
Recording Secretary Texas Veteran Associa-
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-28
IndIgcslIDIe BrcnM.

The reason why those taking baking
powders in the market adulterated
with alum, chalk and other substances
make bread and biscuits very indiges
tible, is because they harden the gluten
of the wheat and render 1t less soluble
Now, this is not the case with DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, its puri-
ty and perfect combination enables ii
to render all articles easy of digestion,
besides preserving their natural taste.
Those who have not, should test them,
as also his true tlavoring extracts, so
pure and delicious.
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A NAM MOTH FIRM.
Sanger Brothers. Walk Through
Their Exten, I've Establishment.

In his rambles through the city yes
terday, The HERALD's reporter wa
struck with the air of business and &C
tivity that seemed to pervade the es
tablishment of the Messrs. Sange
Brothers. Stepping inside, he wa
amazed at the vast and extensive stool
of goods contained in the establish
ment. Through the politeness of Mr.
j. Il. Wolf he was shown the entire
building, and will endeavor to give
THE HERALD's readers n brief sketch
of what he saw.
The resident partners are Messrs.
Phil, and Alex, Sanger. Mr.. J. E.
Wolf has charge of the books, while
Mr.. Seymour Myers acts as cashier,
and Masters John Miller and Willie
Gleason are the cash boys, and Mat.
Bowen, porter. The entire establish
ment is divided up into departments,
each presided over by affable and cour-
teous gentlemen.
The first department is devoted to
ladies' dress goods, silks and millinery,
and is presided over by Mr.. G. Myer.
Here every descriptions of goods
that goes to make up the wardrobe of
the lady of fashion, may be found in
endless profusion, and in all styles,
qualities and prices. From the costly
velvet or brocade to the simple grena-
dine or calico, all may be suited, while
the stock of millinery goods and rib
bons is ample for the most fastidious
to select from.
Next comes the notion, hosiery and
glove department, presided over by
Mr.. M. NJ. Emanuel. Everything be-
longing properly to that department
will be found here. Hosiery of all
kinds and qualities, notions of every
description, and gloves in kid, cloth,
thread and every other fabric.
ANtAb COlilto llc Icttll LOOb anu SuOc
department, under the supervision of
Mr.. J. Bloch. The stock of this de-
partment is large and complete, en-
bracing all styles and grades of ladies',
misses, children's and mems and
boys boots and shoes, from the finest
cloth, kid, morocco and calfskin, to the
heavy plantation kip brogan.
Then comes the clothing depart
ment, under the management of Mr..
n. b. Clinton. This department con-
tains one of the finest assortments of
clothing to be found in connection
with any house in north Texas. From
The finest broadcloth to the plain and
simple jeans, and from the most costly |
aud elegant to the cheapest linen suits
may be found here, cut in the latest
and most fashionable styles, and made
In the best and most substantial man.
ner.
The hat and furnishing goods depart
nent is under the supervision Of Mr..
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The Firc,ucns, I,en,llt.

The entertainment at the City Gar
den for the benefit Of East Dallas Hook
and Ladder company, which was post
poned on Monday, takes place to-day.
The "boys" IRE deserving of II substan-
tial benefit, and every citizen should
resolve himself into u committee OF
one to see that they receive 1t. Take
your wives, daughters, sweethearts, OF
somebody else, and go.
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A Card.

VIC. Sickles& Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at el8 Elm street, r.
V. Tompkins' old stand They also solicit
consignments from st. Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the Nth instant, Mr.. H, ], Edgerley dispos-
ing OF his interest to W. H. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same
Goods will be delivered in the city free Of
charge. w. C. sICKLEs
oidly VIII, CoKER,
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Runaway.

A horse attached 10 an express
wagon, driven 10y Master Monta On
stott, took fright on the Mckinney
road, yesterday afternoon, about &
o'clock, and went tearing down the
road After running about two hun.
dred yards the horse struck II lumber
pile and fell, when he was secured.
The boy was thrown out of the wagon
shortly after the horse started to run,
but received no injuries beyond few
trifling bruises. The wagon had the
dash board kicked out.