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fhore will be q very large nllmber
~ very pretty and charming heller
halves present, and the single beanlies
viii have 10 look 10 lheir laurels,
A TeEarkaua man, has been here
writing up "Dallas ny daylight lie
visited all the dlsreputable holes IN
tlwn, gol drunk, aud was up before the
mayor, These sort Of accounts Of our
city donrhur auybody bat the writer's
VIZ know nf no article which has
bsfn introduced iii our plly sp Hulgkly
aud hrs given such general Subtraction
~ shepard's starch gloss, II New Or
leans Times N0yember ~, lhIi'
Mr. N, +, Knowles proposes to flrn'
ish lis carriages free 70 the Charity
hall Tomorrow night, Orders must he
left al The Butchers aud Droyers' sta
BILE, opposite the market house Mr.
Knowles deserves great credit for hls
liberal enterprise Ia the cause Of char
ny aud public spirit
Prof q. NJ Often aud Prof George
have kindly consented % lend lhelI
seryleas on tho occasion OF the grand
charity hall to beglyen NJ Fields opera
house tonight, for The benefit Of lhe
Dallas CITY Relief assOciali0lL THEFT
plesencewth u full baldwin add great
| ~ 70 the pleasure ofthe evening
The Dallas City Soap f,clory al
Messrs, Laohapele 4 son, Is one oflht
Institutions of our city that bas quietly
worked IL way up loa permanencY
This factory, established some eight 81
ulne months slnce, now supplies lll'
most Of our leading merchants, aud II
fast gaining friends all over the coun'
try, We have been using the aoAl
made at this factory for the last six
months, and do not hesitate TO pro-
nouncc II equal II not superior to any
Imported soap, I
Bishop W. l., Harris, DID, d.
one Of the eleven elective bishops o.
tho Methodist Episcopal church, ~ OK
pecled IN the city thls mornIng ano
will be found at The sun Jaclnlo, The
bishop has just closed his third confer
ence In this state nj Columbus, ant
VIII atop u few days In Dallas TO se'
our city aud resi-. llemay be seen anC
heard az the Methodist tabernacle mex
Sabbath, The past fourteen month";
have been spent by him In an onlclo
visitation Of all the foreign mission
fields In the worldundor The care OF thu
church. The Sunday evening services
will consist Of u conversational review
OF these many interesting things. Ful
admission, aud welcome 10 all.
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Our Railwals-The Adjourned Meet
lug OF business Men.

The following is n report of the adj.
journed meeting of business men, last
night:
The meeting was called to order, d.
h. Grove in the chair, Il. p, Barry act.
ing as secretary.
The committee appointed at the pre-
vious meeting reported the draft of the
proposed amendment to the charter Of
the Dallas and Wichita railroad com.
pany, allowing the officers of said rail
road to change the gauge of that road
| IL found to he advisable, and the draft
of Il charter for the Dallas and South
western Narrow Gauge railroad, to in
rsect the western branch of the
Houst IN and Texas Central railroad.
A committee of three was appointed
to forward the amendment aud charter
to our representatives in the senat.
and house at Austin, and to urge theil
passage.
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TRUSTEES SALE,


BY virtue of deed Of trust executed to me
by j. b. Simrson TO secure the paymentM
his proni soy note for s2,O3l S7-IOO in favor
of Murphy " Co, and indorsed TO ana now
owned by Payne, Cameron Il o, having
Interest mt 10 per cent per annum, oa'tu
March %, 1871, default having been made IN
the payment of said note, ! will sell. lor
cash in and, 10 the highest bidder, ~ tos
court house door in The city and oouh'y0'
Dallas on the 18Th day of February, A H.
1875, betwe the legal hours for sale, the iol
lowing Described tract of laUd: Sitnata II
Dallas con ~, state Of 1eNas ON sig fl,i
creek, ab0ut9 miles moth deerc W'N
rom tile city NJ Dallas b gInuing southcui
ner Of c. Il. sand i6l acre tIucl; thence east
ISL VarnS, n conner: tn, ne ~ Nh @U Naihs W
corner; thence west 30 ii0 varHs to com U
thence north 10 30 vhriS To Gomez; lneI-.e
west 1890 SO vgraS corner; thence S'ut!i i.'
varns 10 northeast corner said survey. 40 va
ras to the beginning containing 3Dnrl.s.
2lw3w. j. NJ. q AWE, TTNs'ee'
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To the City Subscribers Of The paIl'' Herald
Prem aud alter ,bi- date lIebr"arA
d, 1870, the connection q" Mr. H. H.
Neville ~ ageni Tor tho eiiy Hubser'l'
tioa list, ceases, ana W., Jesse NJ Will
Hanson viii have charge 81 the same
Hereafter payments ~ him only viii
be acknowledged BY ibis oiiioe'
y. W, swINbELis,
February %, 1879. PnbiiAher'
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Club Prices fer the Rest Home anu
Foreign Literature.

Possessed of the Living Age and one or
either of our vivacious American month
lies Il subscriber will ind himself In com
mand of the whole situation. y Phiiadel'
phia Bulletin.
For $40 80 covering prepayment of postage
on both periodicals, instead of for 5000 win
postage not prepaid. as hereloforel the Liv'
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or Bazaar, or Appleton's Journal, weekly
will be sent for year; or, for $40 90, Inc Inv
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Address rs above
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Messrs. Keene n Nichols desire to
call the attention Of the trade TO their
large stock Of luvorite brands OF flour
from the best merchant mills of Mis-
souri, and Kansas. by making n
specially Of this branch OF their trade
they can sell flour at prices that defy
competition. All flour warranted to
be as represented. 3O2dlw
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The committee Of arrangements OF
the charity ball are determined ilsshall
be II grand success. | the weather IL
bad omhi6uses have been secured TO
take to the theatcr all the ladies In the
city that wish 10 attend, gentlemen
being expected TO look out for them
selves, of course.
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* IN G2l per day. Agents wanted; AZ AZ
20 W P"V ella sc> ~ working pa pie OF n".a
sexes, young and I'D, maze more monty ~.
WORK for us, in their own localities uu iinS
their spare moments. or all their iiinp, thht
ut any hing else. We Offer employ nleI,.
That viii pay handsomely for every hou, ,,'
work Fun particulars, terms, etc., sen !,
free. SEN III your address ut once. Don /.
delay. Row is the time. Don't LOOK w
work or hu-inesS elsewhere. until you nay
learned what We Offer. Il. SriNsuN w.
Portland Maine.
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The flour turned out by Messrs.
Shepard & Higby's Merchant mills,
Fort Scott, Kansas, is the favorite with
our dealers aud consumers. Messrs.
Keene & Nichols, corner Austin and
Elm streets, are the exclusive agents
for this city. 302dlw.
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Anything I'm the book and sta
tionery line you can find at
PIERCE GLYLES,
SOY Main street.
Notice.

The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the First National bank, of Dali
las. for the election Of directors for the ensu-
Ing year, win be held ut their banking house
at p. M. on Monday, February 10, 1875.
w J. CT ARK, Cashier.
Dallas, Texas, January l5,sls75. 2ssdSOd
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Nj. Ii. FssANKLiN Il co

504 Main street, are now selling
goods at very reduced prices.
Call and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and them happy by
buying their cheap and elegant
books, etc. a
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CITY BUSINESS
Charity Rail.

A cordial invitation In hereby extended Il
lent people OF the city % Dallas, 10 Nlten'
the grand Charity ball, 10 be given AT Fields
opera house noSt Friday evening, February
9th, for tho benchtof the Dallas Clly Rulie
association.
II, T.. Aunspaugh, LA, Payne,
II y, Jclt, Goo. Shields,
l.. u, sheldon, II. III West,
j, ~, u, lladea, !. l., Leonard,
W, u. Birmingham, II. l.. Sweotmnn,
i. W. Thompson, James BENTLEY.
Tickets Of admission, 81,
Ladies Tree,
Dallas, fcNus, January -, 1875.
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IunaraI Malice.

The funeral services Of Mrs, II, II, panshOt
viii lahe place NJ the residence NJ her hus'
band, NJ ten o'el0olt a, N, to-day, from No
lgu Main steel, Az friends aud acQuolhl'
nnegs are respectfully roauoS,ed 10 allond,
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a complete household, suitable for II
small family, to be sold cheap. Also
house to rent, Inquire OF j. Moses,
302d2t OfS. Loeb u Co. w..
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

sirayed from the undersigned. January
18th. at his place, one and halfniies s ,,h,
OF Chambers creek, two hors $, one aiE w
gray. l5lz hands high. bfanied on lei.
shouldeTM v A, on leff hip X. The othen
dark bay, fresh brand NJ v A on leil shoui
der, white spot on witbers, sad m -Tk. ~
liberal re ward foI their delivery OF infoTma'
tion as 70 their whereabouts, Addiess
l.slf MARTIN ADAMS,
E7dlw chambers creek Ellis county
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noIs SALE.

ny Residence, corner raeihe a,enns
ana Houston streets, embFneiHE hnii y
bIoek nf grannd, Win - well hnishe"
sne-sfary aud hasempnf Teeh'eenerstn
building, AND all necessary aH''b"li"'
isgs, ele. Az early applicant mas So
euss barsain,
IH0. W, swIsDELLs,
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Howard W, Peak, Esli Of foH worth u
Az authorized travelling agento Tho Dallas
Herald, nom This date unlil further noliee'
], W, sWlkDELih'
Ueoembef 10, 1874,
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Arrival snd DfpaFlurr M Halls a. nalla, fo.l.
ullrf.

~Tf'F
Arrival ana iifpaFipre m hllh ~ iialla, fosl,
ollrf,
Agrihfga Mail,
Via 81, Is, nnd T. u. a., rDnplisilg WrsiafH,
nprlHelu ana eastern states, Nav AOIk aud
~, qua il4llsi llNlsa dAily ~ iill 4 lNi dr'
paris nAig AZ elu ~,
southern Maii,
New prlrRns and southern louisiana, Gal,
TfSlpii, linliHlpni ANslini MHpO, ana Hii other
pplnia ln spnlnffn lfAua, WriiYNh daily 10 $40
y mi departs dHliy niAiu rae,
HnlierH NAH,
Via Y, aud u, BIT, comprising southern and
mildip states, LnuiHYillf Chattanooga, Aem-
pulls Little hpeki nnh Shreveport, ana al
ehslern Texas, arrives hRilF ~ u o. ni de-
paris iAlly ~ 4 y 20,
WESTERN Wall,
From fpIt worth, cleburne, GmnhuTg,
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ANA western ppslsi arrives hailS az sai q ma
departs lnly N II ~,
Cedar iiiI Mall,
Cedar iiill, Mansheld, AlVllRdp and pross
llmhnTh, arrives az y a ~ "Wednesday ana
Saturday departs Monday and Thursday 40
seSono Nail,
spyene, liRught's store ana Unl0n nill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
~ " mi dplarls nl pm alternate days,
Deal0n HAIL,
Denton, bolivar, EllIubeihlnWn, Enyd'H
Mills, louisville Rnd llHniiy Mills, HrriN "a
AtGpm Monday, "Wednesday ana Saturday
departs ~ an alternate days
I,isb0n Wait
Red oak and Lishpn ariiyeA NJ 1 pm Mons
day, wednesday aud friday departs nllern'
alto days ~ 7 n ~
Malls lpr li0bObslOrR, hHpcylue ana Duck
ereeA. are taken oul by hand, NJ Irregular ln'
terYals,
Ohice l0urs,
Delivery window, RA IA tObpm,
Money order window, b q ~ 10 ~ N, ana
llOm y IA % u ~,
STAMPS sold llum n ~ a. D N,
Letters registered Onlg during money order
hOuIs,
Al persons having complaints against the
OiilGe, on ANY account, Wili please present
the same, In wrlungOrln person, ~ the pOsl'
master
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The Crutohdeid House
For tsr apply 10
80, oRpTcHFiELp, or
GA-ION q III MAJ,
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Mabie, Todd IL Co.'S gold pens
at Franklin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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roR RENT.

Anal Il oalee on tho second door oilhe
Herald bull llna, Apply ~
HERALD OFFICE
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Just received nj Pierce &
LyIe's u large invoice Of wall
paper. Of new and handsome
designs - .rss ae.a..i ss7sHs0
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FRESH G ARDEN SEEDS,
Including the FL PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at Franklin's book store,
5Oi Main street, Dallas.
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The Condition Of the County Jail.
The interesting report of the grand
jury gives an account of the condition
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A. III. Steagall, merchandise
broker, cOnyeyancer and no.
tary public. Oilice-NO. IO7
Lamar street. snse
QBdtf asstH ft .ff.i u
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will be gwen, together with an amount nm.
approached by any olh0r periodical In Ma
world OF no best literary aud scientific mai.
Ter OF The day, nom the pens Of TIE a6oye
named, ana many other, foremost living ~.
sAyislS, scientists, critics, 1iscoyeIelS, And
tullofh' lepiehshiihg every department Of
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The Importance of the Living Ave IN every
American reader, rs the only satisfactory.
fresh and complete compilation OF an lndIs.'
pensnblo cnrr NJ lllefNtur, Indispensable
because " mhrlCes The piOducloms0l
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GErnEADY FOW wiNTEH.

The Patent Aiuminans and
OrnaMenlai nHilhiHs Paper
viii make youF I0Hsts Warni
ate yery SNAIL cost. For sale
by HEED n LAiiiltDf, Agents,
SOS sfain street, ,,aiins, Texas
send hr circulars, Aisv agents
ibr Patent Isaper fiarreis,
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Valentines AT ErankIin's
book store, 5OA Main street.
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
276dlm fssan ,.eeHr q. IL. A. 90.
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LIST on LETrERs,

BelDw IL lhG lisl ~ nnnlaimei letters Te'
malnlng iu DnllHs pOslpliipfi leplnay .,
lanilh raiiiug lpr mo SAME VII pleAsp ail
NAdyerllhnd, ana give laie ~ llah hupll "
tllrln 40 raluain li lhn Oillrp ungalfd lpr ~
ihp end nf ipur wpeka Wlll No henl W lht
apad lister Oiiloe,
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THE TEXAS Rural REGIS
IEit,
Substitute for ihe Texas Alma
nae, az Franiaiia's book store,
j0i Main street, DALLAS.
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S'FoR

The Dallas pnmpres, s.,...
prepared ~ Hinre All EinItfslll arr nos
Agricultural imIlenieuis ny w lnHehihels
lhr' Apply az lhe 0ifien on Iasdl lNerohah,
Wuod Hnd jackson sirerS. '~MA'l helwfen
IT .Aldlin
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EVERY SATURDAY
MERGED IN
LltteII's Living Ace.

The Living Age has been pnbli,hed l.,
m0lo lhhh lhllly yenrh, with lhe w"r,, lul
SUPPORT nl NC best men Of the couni,Y'i
mas ndllllllrdly cnnlinucd 10 stand VIZ NY
heal OF u class, ANA IN succ,ts w n ,ns
greater llhh ever before, II ms "N
Younger competition EVERY raiuIdav "stNg
II without u iiNHl IN III neld, Wa
\ weekly mHRn2lue OF kixty,fonr ,.,,..
TIE Living Age gives more llan IVY" f'sN
TUHEI AND 4 QUARTEn TuouS,.n
Houhlt'eol9mn octave pages OF ic0dhg mai.
ter yearly lOimung four large VOLUME "',,
presents an lnrNprnsivoiOIm m, ron,ide,l, "
lh gleul amount of matter with lnshn,.t
oWlilR 10 US weekly issue, and with sail,,
lNqlulS eumpleicnt's attempted IN no olbe,
publication, he best pAtuy', reviews. f,Ip,I
ct ms, tues poetry, scientific, hl0gnnli,sl
historical nud political ml0nnhllon, no,s
lurc, WV"
During the coming Year, the serial and
short stories OF the ""'
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The Abicst Living Writers
OPINIONS.

In all branches Of literature, science, art and
politics--ls sufficiently Indicated by lie lol.
lowing recent
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FOR SALE.

December 10, 1874,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-15
SCHA EFER AND PREYER

The following letter from Hugo Preyer
to us, explains itself, and tells much truth
of the unprincipled fellow who is now
the head of the Repository ring, and who
also manipulates yet, Mr.. Preyer and his
Zeitrng in the interest of the ring. The
itaicising is ours and the original let
ter is in our possession, One may now
Judge who is the John Donkey and who
the Opera knaye;
CANTON, December II, 1874
n. q T. MtGyEgOr, Gy-
GENTS The following submit to you
as private and confidential, and trust you
will make no use of it in any manner
whatever at present. You no doubt know
The desire Of Louis Schaeter 10 alaVayS
further his oaA ends at Me expense Of
Others means. Such has been tie case,
and I haze been tie Uictm. started
the Herald during the temperance ex-
element, being promised liberal support
from all sides, especially from friend
Schaefer. have received some aid from
parties, but not gratis; for whatever re-
ceived | gave notes which are payable
in course of time, and thus jobbed upor
myself in the Herald debt of about a
thousand dollars Friend Schaefey has
dane R0tRiAe whatsVey, except to lean
me Sso anil he did nat e0en lean me
Mat-he OHy brOmiSed 10 fay ii 10 me
one yeay after date. The HeraH has a
circulation of 100 copies, but no adver-
Using patronage, and cannot exist. am
tired Of being mate tie to0i Of a selfish
beySOH SNch as StAaefey has 3yO1ea him-
@lft0 be. / will continue my German
paper, and it will always be Democratic,
as heretofore, and trust we will always
be able TO work hand in hand together.
The temperance question is now so far
settled and upon all other issues | be-
Iicve 7Ve have been alike.
worked day and night for the paper,
until ISaW that aAGer SHch editorials ii
cOul2 not exist, when Imade up my mind
to discontinue. have no objection to
an editor expressing his views, but he
should do so in a gentlemanly manner,
and not use SNcA VH LANGUAGE as has
6cen used in tie HeraMot late. No mat
ter how you may have misrepresented
Schaefer, it calls for no such language,
and shall never allow my name to be
connected with such sheet. After its
death you may say of the paper what
you please, but trust you will not put any
blame upon me, as | done all man
could do under the circumstances to con-
tinue the paper. | am much obliged to
you for dealing with me so leniently as
you have. If my subscription list can
be of any benefit to you. it is tyour SER
vice. Again | ask you not to mention
one word of the above, but to wait until
death ensues, which will be ere long, and
then please do not refer to the enclosed
letter.
Trusting that friendly journalistic
feeling may exist between my German
paper and the DEMOCRAT, | remain
Yours respectfully,
HUGO PREYER.
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STARK COUNTY had its part in the
Wood county white-washing measure.
Sherrick voted straight through to shield
the bribery of the members, and Brooke
declined to vote because he said he had
not found time to read the testimony.
We suppose he had the means of know
ing that other members had, They eX-
pressed their opinion by their vote.
Brooke lodged but the white-washing
was put on as thick as they could make
it, though the color shows through, all
along the line Repository.
! Will the Louschaefer Bascom organ
inform us why the Republican members
generally, almost to man, voted with
Sherrick1 Why not tell the truth the
whole truth
The Repository knows, if they know
anything aboutthe matter that there was
not evidence enough against any gentle
man on which to convict a cat. Cooley,
a Republican member from Cleveland,
had the darkest record-but there was
nothing but some idle talk even in his
case, and no proof of bribery.
For a specimen of real, lying meanness
in the editorial line, give us an old fed
eral Yankee newspaper man, assisted OF
led by the nose by knavish mounte.
bank of the genus Voltaire-ape.