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SUPPLIES FueSlsasD ~ rus FREScn NAvY.--
Ne have heerd IL asserted that parallel
exists between oar selling b tho French
authorities supplies Cor the feet a. Vera
Cruz asd the English government a.
lowing their SUBJECTS TO furnish supplies Ia
the rebels The assertion Is founded apon
mistaken estimate OF the reel sscts " the case.
In the 6rst place, the Mcxicaa government h&
made no complaint to our sdmnistration upon
the SUBJECT md while We. selI supplies TO The
French, we do net iurniAh them wth arms or
munitions d war. and we do not lend them aid
10 break blockade, nor do we ia any manner
intcrrel.. in the struggle which must soon com.
mencc between th'. French AND The Mcxicans
We have not built vessels to aid The French;
We do not convey 10 them surp'es through the
,iues OF the Mexican army, or in any manncr
infringe xAy measure which may have bce~
,s)gsn by Tho Mexican government As rcgards
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oHRISTy'S olERA HOUSE. ss5 Broadway -EratoprA.
Sosos. DANCES. &c-s ,scHIL,ocs MovgRY
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REBEL PunosoPHY-"S SWEET AnE TUX Uses
or ADvERsrY."-Therc seems to be strong
disposition manifested in the rebel States to
derive comfort from even the most adverse
circumstances. Like political Mark Tapleys,
the worse grows their plight. the jollier do
they become: fow that they discover that
there is no chance OF inducing. England to
step in and GIVE them . helping hand in over
turning tbc gsferhment Of; the United States
they affect to Sare mighty little about it, and
speculate upoH what viii be the fate Of Eng
lnnd when the North and the South come to
their senses, agree to let bygoncs be bygones
join hands, and make up their minds to punish
British pcrfdy and sclfshness. The pleasure
of anticipation seems to console them for their
present disappointment and they philosophize
themselves into quite pleasant mood
So il is, too, with the great expedition that
is moving down upon Vicksburg. and prom
ising TO clear the Mississippi Of all obstruc-
tions to commerce and navigation The rebels
have discovered the precious jewel That is worn
in the head Of that 'toad, ugly ard venomous.'
aLet the Mississippi" say they, "be opened by
this expedition. and, although that msy bother
somewhat our military calculations, yet it
will take from the great Northwestern States
the only interest they feel in the prosecution
Of the war, and consequently they will with
draw their troops" After this style reasons
the Granada Miss Appeal, just as the Rich
mond Dispatch reasons on the text Of nou-recog
milton.
We expect that the next discovery which our
phlosophic rebel friends will make IL that some
other cxpedtion--Ba -Banks for instapcs-or some
successful movement on the part Of the govern
ment, will be calculated TO satisfy all the de-
mands Of New England. aud that therefore the
East will have no further interest in the prose-
cution OF the war. Then. when it IL found that
thkre is nothing more to Sight for, The two ar
uAes will be disbanded, Yankee Doodle and the
Eourth Of July will again become national, sc-
csssion will only be remembered ~ borrid
nightmare. and the speculs,ions OF the Rich
mond Dispatct IN regard to the due punishment
OF England may begin 10 assume the form of
realities Sweet indeed, are the usss ot adver
sity
In addition TO The hopcs tbs,i may Oc icdulged
In, growing out Of this phv sophie tendency or
the rebel mind the terrib) Q condition Of their
finances must help 20 hasten tho good time
when "prim vissged war shall 'snooth bis
wrinkled front" Acco riding 10 the Richmond
Whio, Il takes three e,ollars and thirty cents Of
Confcdera,e currency 70 buy one dollar In golA; I;
Canfodcrsrc Treasury no1
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. SIG broadway. -Erasor.Ax
0erss. DANCES Sc-orHRLIo
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ANUsRMENTs THIS EVENING.
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BRYANTS M!NsTEELS' Mecnsncs' Hail.. AZ Broad
DApaN
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PALACE of MUSIC. Fourteenth street -c.neare,,s
AIksvskLs-Soacs DANCES BusLasoyks
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,Ac.oEsr OF MUSIC. Irrias rl.ce.-It.ts.s orsRA--
DIracAa. 7 ~ gE.rss KIT. --N Fh
ElBLos GARDEN Broadway.--M .oskss
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BAENCM's AMERICAN MUSEUM BroaGwsy-E,out
HAut ispiArs s-CohAoDoEK Nrr CoLoREp Trnrrc.I FISH
40. st ali hours fAryRstTr, afternoon and eveu.as
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STRAYED,

TSE0hl the subscriber, living near IL
Il Cedar Springs, 4miles north of Dalla
about the LIST. Of Oct. last, the followin
stock, Wis: One dark bay mare aud co..
the mareis about years old, heavily bui.
about 10 hands high, both hind ankll
Scared BY the Larie., or otherwise, this
bushy name branded, but brand not rect
lected, and said to be an Indian Pony IT,
colt 10 bay stpd, with snip On, his nose
no other marks recollcctsd. Also, q hg
Bay mare three years old, and about !.
hands high, no marks rscoliected. Al
straysd about the frat Of May, inst, o.
sorrsl hlley 2 years old, medium size, p
marks recollected.
Any information Of the abovs stock
BE- thankfully received by
o. W. KNIGHT, Dallas, Texas
May "a, ,lsc2- 2a2w.
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= tIE HERA Id.
7.3LLAs, SATURDAY, JUNE ia IA, 90 :
GOOD NEWS,

Our little sheet, this week, is I'LL
~ with the most cheering intelli.
gsnce. 1t may be somewhat eyag
aerated, bat there is every reason
:. believe tina. the main facts are
true: 20, the true Southern man
nay begin 10 hold up his head The
dark and lowering clouds, that have
hitherto boon lowering over our be.
loved country, are fast disappearing
before the genial rays Of liberty i
bright luminary. Ere long, in our
aumble judgement, the Southern
'.'onieleracy will rear it's majestic
lead above the turbulent waves,
and acknowledged by the civilized
world to be the greatest and noblest
nation upon the face Of the earth
80 mote it be.
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CASnIaATEs DErARTMEhT

n |NN<O@ONNONOOO~ODO
We are authorized TO announce ED. l..
B3oW DER, as a candidate tor sc-elettion
to the othce OF Dis,riss Clerk OF Dallas
county, Texas.
We ara suthori1ea,.o announce GEORGE
". LAWS, as - canaidatc for reelection TO
the oaise oi Lounty Clerk OF Dallas county
Te1Is.
We are suthprized to anaocncc JAMES
r. THOMAS, Ss a candidate for Treasurer
Of Dallas county Texas, at the enssing Au-
gust clsctica.
We are authorized 70 announce JOHN b.
FLOYD, rs y candidate for Assessor and
Collector OF Dallas county, TEXAS, Ut the
ens Ing Angus. election.
[. We are authorized to announce JAMES
sHRPsARp, as a candidate for Assessor
and Collector, Of Dsilss county, Texas, at
the ensuing August election,
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RUNAWAY SLAEE!!!

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
~, 18th ay of March, A. b. 1862, there
was committed to the Jail Of Ellis county,
Texas, . ccrtai n. runaway slave, who says
his name Is Andy; ard that ha belongs to
William Wade, of Nacogdcches, county.
Tex, near Linn Flat. Said slave is about
70 years old, some 6 feet 10 inches high,
dark complexion. If said slave is not pre-
ven away and charges paid within Sin
months from said date, he will be dealt witt
as the law directs.
Given under ny hand, May 90 1852.
JOHN KING, Shift Il. G.
Nay "a, 16e2-2s-6w--P Printers Fee 10.
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS County,

TAKEN UP by Sidney Graham, and es-
trsyed before John Taylor, J p, one bay
horse. about IA hsnds ign, years old, ap-
praised to S76-one SOgFel mare about Il
hands high, Branded On the right shoulder
VI. and same brand on tie tight hip. L.
Years Cd, appraised TO S4u--one bay horse,
..5ou: lss hands high, appraised to SOB
cae so1rci flls, yesrs old, len hind ANGLE
enlargcd. vhige sJre@k in the face, apprais-
ed 70 sSo--one mule Donse color, about IL
lanos nigh, right eve nj spprEised TO $50
IAALa U by T. IS. Jrs-s, and estrAy-
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has been stopped, but that on the
New Orleans side still defes all At
tempts 70 stop it, and the water is
pouring through in a vast column,
The whole upper portion Of the city
is two or three feet under water,
and is navigated by yawls and
skitft.
The above is all we have been
able to Obtain. II is not satis!acto-
ry, but we give it for all it is worth,
and TO satisfy the public craving for
news.
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ENGLISH iND FRENCH HLeCSLDE.

We copy the following from the
Marshall, Republican, OF the 7th
inst
ave are informed by passengers
from Shreveport, that persons who
had arrived at Alexandria from
New Orleans, report that a vessel
laden with produce from the hitter
city, and with three hundred pas
sengers, bound for New York, was
forced to return by the English and
French fleets a, the mouth OF the
r,ver. The ground ofthis interfer-
ence, as stated, is, that the free nav.
igation Of the Mississippi river is
guaranteed by treaty with those ma
tons, and that the United States,
While pretending to enforce block
ade of the port OF New Orleans, has
no right to monopolize the trade.
That The blockade must operate as
well against the commerce OF the
United States, as sgainst that Of
other countries. This intelligence
was first brought to Shreveport by
tee Newsboy, and was subsequently,
confirmed by passengers on the
Grand Duke. It looks reasonable !;
but whether true or false remains
to be seen"
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1900 Prisoners Taken.
Two GINBOiFS REPORTED SUNK.
ETC, ETC, ETC.

Tho. Bssamont train arrived at
10 o'clock last night Oar express
man obtained no papers, but tacaa
Passengers, picked up the following
~ IS:
Col. EIgee Of the Army, brings
Intelligence that the enemy landed
4,UVU men Ut Variation, seven. or
cIglt SpIles below yicksburg. They
sent IL dstlchucnt OF, 100 to destroy
the bridge over the Big Black river,
on the jackson AMI VicksDurg Rail
road be states that Gen. Van
Dorm met them with what force is
not Stated, and took the whole de-
tachmont PRISONERS. What Van
born was dong there ia net stated,
but it is only about ten hours run
by raj! way rem Corinth, and his
Delng there is not at all unlikely.
The destruction OF the bridge over
the Big Black would cut Vicksburg
CIT enLireiy both from reinforce
ments and from . line Of retreat.
On Saturday, she oath, the steam.
or VIM. Bouton passed down to
New ORLEANS with LII wounded
Federals.
1t is reported that IN the battle
with the Vicksburg batteries, the
enemy had two gunboats and u
Transport sunk and another badly
crippled. 1t is rumored that Com
modoro Farragut is prisoner. These
rumors, however, should be received
with considerable allowance.
In New Orleans, we are informed,
Mr. Soule has been arrested and
sent \ 9rth to be tined for high trea-
son.
A battle is said to be reported in,
New York papers received in New
Orleans, to have come off aear Rich
moud, III which the Federals were
defeated with q loss Of 1900 rnen.
SO many rumors Of this kind have
been received before, that but little
credit will be attached TO this until
We have IL more directly
An expedition OF two gpnbosts
ana 900 men hs2 been got IL New
Orleans by the Federsls 70 20 up
Red River, but when they heard
the fate OF their attempt Oh Yicks-.
burg it was abandoned.
The soldiers are becoming some.
what demoralizei with the barren
ness of their victory. The officers
swear vengeanc- against the town
Of Franklin, fi'on. which the little
expedition which destroyed the
bridges on the ppel0rsas railroad il
supposed to hsye proceeded.
The creyassc o. this side &C the
river cut By the cA3,e expedition,
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ed before H. Iueus, J. T.. Que dark Iron
Gray mare and colt, mare about l5 hands
high branded & on the LEFT shoulder, soma
white in her face, both fore fet white, lcft
hind !sg white Iearly to hpr book, apprass-
cd 20 sloO.
TAKEN UP by Henry Carter, & es,ray.
ed before II. Lucus, J, ?, one bl,ak and
white pided az, years old, u,gIvi crap,
over bit and under biz 10 each car, bTsaded
q, appraised to $50
June II, 1852.
TAKEN UP by David Iotcr, aud ss,ray-
cd before J. y. PoindcI,qF. !, T.. enc bss
pony, Z years old 10 hands high, no brsais
appraised 70 $50
RERoRTEp By TT Nash County Gem
missioner Of Dallas county, one pa.e rod
work slesr, somc white about his face a.
along his belly, 6 or 8 years old, MARRIED
crop OF Of the left, and swsile Work IN the
RICH, ear, branded thus >0'.
Witness my hand this Oath April 1885,.
GEO. W. LAWS {. G. c. b. C. T.
By Jas P. TaoxAs, b. c.
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Of artillery, driving him back.

of artillery, driving him back. The
.ederals renewed the fight at sunrise
ON Sunday morning, and attempted
10 rc-capture their camps, but Were
driven back and again defeated. -
Thor loss was much greater than
ours--belieyed to be live to one
Gems Lee, Johnson and President
Davis, were on the ground, The
federal forces were commanded by
Gen, Il. d, Keys Slaughter of the
enemy was terrible,
The Knoxville Register has a dis.
patch from Lynohburg, which says
Stonewall Jackson crossed the po.
tomac and again routed Banks at
Williamsport. Ten Thousand Mary.
landers have Joined his forces.
SAVANNAH, June 4,-Ths Repub-
lican OF this morning has dispatches
from Charleston, dated yesterday,
which says the enemy landed about
400 strong on James Island, nearly
opposite the city, but was repulsed
with q loss of 90 prisoners. Gen
Gist's last dispatch says the prison
ers taken this morning report the
enemy landed 1900 strong, last night
on Battery Island, with u like force
at Logansville and Johns Island
Tho enemy are in front Of US, hut
under cover OF their gunboats. Five
o'clock, p.m.-Twenty Yankee pris-
ouers captured on James Island,
have just passed on their way to Jail
ninety men were cut off and will
probably be captured. Heavy fir
ing continues in that direction.
From Inc Telegraph 9th inst
AFFAIRS IA. GALVESTON,
GALVESTON, June 6, 8 O'Clock, 2 NJ.
The General Rusk started out
about seven o'clock. While going
over the bar tho Santss tired flitecp
guns " her without effect, The
Rusk IS now opposite the South bat
terry, hsading South,
GALvEeTNN, June z, 6p NJ.
Bark came from the West early
this morning and anchored near the
Santee.-All qeiet.
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MARTIAL LAW.
COnfedar ate States Of AmerlCa.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF TEXAS. /
HQusroN, May 80, 1872. {

General order NO. 10.
The following Proclamation is published
| toS the information OF nil concerAea;
PROCLAMATION.
HI, p. 0. Hebert, Brigadier General
Provisional Army, Confederate Statues Of
America, do proclaim that Martini Law is
extended oyer The State Of Texas
livery white male person above the age
OF sixteen years. being temporarily, or otn1
erwise, within the aforesaid limiIs, shall,
upon u summons isaued by the Provost Mar
snail, promptly present himself before slid
Prov ost Marshal To- huye his name, icsi-
dence, and occupation registered, ahd to
furnish such Information AZ may be requir-
ed OF him: And sucI Us cIaIm W be aiIens
Ill u be sworn to tie eject that they Will
abias by and maintain me laws g! this
State and the Confederate Statce, 80 long
us they arc permitted TO reside therein,
and tat thy Vii not CO, TO our tn
ruies any iniVi rnut.on Whatever, or do amy
act injurious TO the Interests OF the country.
All orders Issued by The Provost Marshal
in the execution Of their dates, shail be
promptly obeyed. Any dlsobeuience Of
summons emana,ing IRONS them shall be
dealt With summarlly. All officers com
manding troops viii promptly comply with
any requisitiops made upon them BY Pro
yost Marshal for aid or assistance.
Any attempt to depreciate the currency
Of the Confederate Suites is IN act OF hoa-
tility; will be tres.ed as such and visited
with summary punishment.
No Interference with the righta, Of loyal
citizens, or with the usual routine Of busi-
ness, or with the usual clvil administration
Of the law Viii be permitted except when
neccsssry to enforce ttie provisions Of ;his
Proclamation. By order VI
BRIG. GE. #. y. U. HEBERT.
Prov. Army, Z. s., Com tg Dept, OF Texas.
ili 3w.
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Execnter's Notice.

rgSHR undersigned. having been apps q,
q ed Executor 81 the estate Of J.
NTH, decd, by the las will and tes,sm
Of said Deceased, ali persons having Ga
against sad estate. are ls.esy aotttco
present the same, duly authenticated, "
in the tine prescribed hy Law, and Tho
indebted to sail estate are requested 10 Z g.
the same. J. NJ PATTERSON,
MAY 10 ls62-7s-sr. EIecaiOr
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Aew @aveTtissiusnts.
ENGLBA. CLASSICAL & NA1aEYAICAL
SCHOOL.

TYNIERE will be a school opened, on tho
a. Fra. Monday in September, 1862, in
the house haowR as the Cedar Spring In
s,itute, upon the following terms, viz;
photography, Reading and writing,
per month, ............ 500
English Grmmar Arithmetic, Geog- :.
rGphy, Philosophy, &o.,......".."...3,oo
Algebra 4 Higher Mathematics, Latin
and Greek, ........................ 100
Notwithstanding the pressure Of the
times, this school will commence its FIRE.
session, with prospects, In many respects,
highly fattering. 1t is the design Of the
Undersigned to make it permanent school,
worthy Of the confdonce Of its patrons. II
sufficient patronage be obtained, there will
be an associate teacher employed in the
female department
The location of the school, about4 miles
Northxard from Dallas, is healthy and in
every way suited to such IN enterprise
Boarding can be obtained at distances con
venient to the Institute, for $1,000 per
month, washing and lights included.
J. II, BISHOP, Principal.
June IA, 18623s.tf.
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$S EWARE-STE AYED,

ENRON the subscriber, at New LoycR, pal-
IL Lag Co, Texas, one chestnut sorrcl mare,
abcat years old, Is hands high, branded
on the loft shoulder with (W and by this
time has g young colt Had on when she
let, home, IL large OK bed.
The ahoye reward will be given on the
delivery Of the mare TO me at New Loyen
PHILlp G0ETSEELs.
nd "a, l9s2-2s,sw
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TEL E G r A P II l C.

From The Little KvcA Democrat, oh INST.
GRAND JUNCTION, June 1.-The
St. Louis Democrat Of the 9th ult.
just received, says, Washington is
in danger-Stonewall Jackson il
within twenty five miles. Of the cap.
ital, and in possession Of the Baitl.
more and Ohio railroad. Cover.
nors Of Rhode Island and Massachu
setts have called, out the militia.
Great excitement prevails. The
militia are responding Very reluc-
family. England and France have
agreed to interfere in American ST
lalrs. England proposes to France
that if she would Withdraw her gar
rison from Rome, she would Join her
and Interfere in the An, war,
france has accepted the proposition
and has withdrawn her garrison.
Papers say that we may look for
them in few weeks on our shore.
Great fears are expressed Tor Balti-
more and the State OF Maryland.
There is great excitement in the
,;;ty.-Rivts and MODS have full con-
trol.
None Of the enemy are known to
be between Grand JUNCTION and
Corinth.
RICHMOND, May 3lst.--A violent
rain and thunder storm occurred
here last evening, continuing sever
al hours. At nine o'clock the gas
works were flooded, and the city
left in total darkness.-A heavy
skirmish occurred yesterday on the
Williamsburg road. Capt. Scarbor-
ough Of N. C. was killed. Fight
still progressing near the Chicka-
homing-no reports have been re-
ceived. The Chickahoming is much.
swollen from therecent heavy rains.
The heavy rain last night caused
q food in the Chiokahoming. The
bridges reported Washed entirely O.
way. Three divisions of the enemy
we're caught on this side of the riv-
er. Ambulances were sent down
to-day about noon. Firing OF artil-
lery and musketry is distinctly
heard here. No courier has yet ar.
rived.
RICHMOND. May 3l.-Gen Hills
division commenced the fight this
morning. Rhodes and Garland's
Brigades are bearing the brunt Of
the battle at this time. Rains and
Anderson's brigades also bore aeon
eeicuous part tai ohr endorsements
arrived Enemy was reinforced
and the fight continued with great
cooperation on both sides. Enemy
sas finally driven from his redoubis
aud his batteries turned upon his
eolumns. Prisoners taken cay that
Gen. Buell. is in command. Picsi
,.ent Davis and Gen. Lee were on
me field, and Their presence increas-
.he enthusiasm OF Of our troops
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ma. The remainder Of Col, T. c.
Iawpe's Regiment left this place on
thursday last, enroute for Little
Rock. We hope the boys will arrive
1t that city in time to assist in an.
rihilating Curtis command. Gen.
-:iindman is in command of the
Confederate forces at Little Rock,
:; We may expect to hear Of string
events in that quarter soon,
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nn. Soc School advertisement in
to-day's Paper. Mr.. Bishop comes
yell seQommendsd as an accomplish
ed acholay, and gentlemen Of fine
morals. We hope that the public
will give his school q liberal patron
age.
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pa. For highly important local
items, see candidates department.
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THE LATEST SENS

MoBILz, June A special dis-
patch to the Advertiser, dated At
lanta, June 4th, gives further par
ticulars of the late battle near Rich
mond. The Charleston Courier Of
the Sd. says 1t was commenced on
Saturday at o'clock, p. m, this side
OF Chickahoming Greek, about eight
miles from Richmond. Oar troops
IA Ter On Longstreet. made the at
tack. The light lasted until 3 O.
clock, ?. IN resulting in s. Confeder-
ate victory, after a hard AID bloody
battle We captured the enemyls
camps, BroasLs 1rAs and Ten pieces
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From the Telegraph 9Th inst
AFFAIRS IN. GALVESTON.

From the Tri-W.ekly Illusion Telegraph, ith inst.
'. Important from ViCksAugg.
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