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PRIVATE SALES.
Desirable Real Estate at Priuate Sale.
BY A. j. SALINAS.

At Private Sale
That desirably located THREE AND HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east side Of King street. No. - b
ing the th House north Of Hudson street. containin
eight large ro6ms. The lower room, now occupied a
with very little expense, be converted into handsom
store The Lot measures hrtythres feet ak inches on
more or1ess and upon which spacious oubuildigs
This property s susceptible Of great improvement nf
Eor further particulars and TERMS apply above 10
may No. 40 VENDBE RANGE.
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He 1s EauLY A STUMP sPEAKEB, who, when
talking, exhibits mouthful Of etumps. Hyou
would keep your dental fixtures in perfect talking
order, use the fragrant sozoDoNT daily the recipe
is simple but gure. - ~ tus2
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The COLLEGE LECrUREs-We call attention to
the notice announcing that Professor PoRcuER
will lecture tonight on MILTON. The Professor
has fine theme, and we feel assured his culti-
vsted taste and we'll stored mind will offer rich
repast to his auditors.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
as- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -e.

We ARE indebted to the courtesy Of the South
ern Express Company for late Southern and West
ern papers.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-In our report yesterday Of
the proceedings Of the Special Meeting of thsbody,
on Saturday evening last, slight mistake oc-
ours. We said that the letters Of application were
laid on the table, whereas we should have said
their consideration was postponed to the next re-
gular meeting of the Board.
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AUCTION SALES.


u,,,u nHsh2 nHh 2sosS sShf% Ma'ss' & 6S. sSB:"p' &c:
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock before our Store, No. 20 Ven
| duo Range, will be sold,
| 20 boxes Cogate's No. Soap
SOsss Pickles. half gallons
| sbbla. Florida Syrup.
Conditions cash. : May 30
| BY HENRY conIA y CO.
30. 20 vcndue Range, win H be sold. '"' ''o' u
Ono case continuing 20 dozen FELr HATS. assorted
ono package 10 lbs, Italian Sowing SILK (black,
| Onecase superior quality Hair Brushes.
imported direct irem Liverpool.
Terms cash. May 20
no ny MENRY Cosix s Go. %
|Io.MoRROW 30th instant, at 10 O'Clock at Store
| No. 90 Fendue Range will be sid,
| cask CUTLERY,
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS. oARvERs
shoe Knives, Barlow Knives Rszors
scissors Shears an Pocket Knives,
Imported in and damaged board schooner Wickopee
on her voyage from liverpool port and sold for
account ~ Underwriters md an concerned.
BYJ. ss a. EssssLoW 6 &. CO.
THIS DAY 2sth inst win be sold Alongside of scbr.
Bushels WHiTE ait PRovisioN PROV 81 y GS5fss' coSN.'
Slightly damaged on the voyage of importation, and
sold for account Of whom 1t may concern.
Picked He,Tings
BY j. a. IINsLOW d CO.
soro aC E SSh instant viii be sold before
80 BARRELS PIoKiED HERRINGs. May 90
To close Consignments- While Beans, Tea, T66ac-
CO. hS22og g. 4o'gssss, NC ESs,W G9yv Ms9! 4. 9a dc.
MORROW soth instant. at halfpast O'Clock will
15 bbis WHITE BEANS
Ohests Tea
Hhds. MoTasses
0addies Extra Superior Tobacco
Boxes To let Soap
Bales Twne
Cases Cream Tartar
Cases Copperas
Gases Alum
Cases Madder
Cases Pilot Bread
Cans Paints assorted
Cnns Verdigris. May 40
French Bark 'Ange Guardiene,' for account o,
.9aom @ may concern, by order Of The French
By J.A. ENsLow & co.
ooioes asss 81 Msy WALL M be '0d at II
Tes Meisa @ and gSPRSf ten
By order of the French Consul the conditions Of the
sale are as foows The Hull and spars will offered
sequenty all the sails fSe Whole win then be cered
bned oors for the severei parts the said Offers to be-
void; otherwise, they will be binding.
THE SHIPS BOATS.
aS- The Wilmington Journal and Savannah Republi.
can VIII please copy and send bill to j. A. E. Co.
May 20
Ne,o Crop Afuscouddo Sugar
By j. A. ENSLOW AND CO.
On FRIDAY next lst June, at 10 O'Clock will be sold.
ut accommodation Wharf alongside the schooner T.
]. Frazier, just arrived from Matanzas
40 hhds. New Crop MUscovADo SUGAR.
Neo Crop Cuba Molasses
By J. A. ENSL0w 6s CO.
On FRIDAY lat June, will be sold, public auction
In the New Custom House Stores, corner East Bay
and Market street, at IL O'Clock,
425 hhds. !
s E sisSsss Ss;s' NEW CROP oAHDnsAs Mo1Assrs.
| :. nSr Columbia Ph9nix Augusta Consttutionalist
savannah Republican, Wilmington Journal Macon Tele
graph, Abbeville Banner, will insert the above until
May %
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AUCTION SALES.
Flour
JAMES w. BROWN 81 CO.
Will sell THIS DAY, their Store, No. llG East Bay
corner Fraser's Wharf, Mt 10 O'Clock,
40 barrels FLOUR.
Conditions cash Nav

Will sell THIS DAY, a. their Store. No. 1lG East Bay,
corner Frasers Wharf Mt 10 O'Clock,
40 barrels FLOUR.
Gas FIXTURES, dc.
JAMES w. BROWN Ss co.
viii SELL THIS DAY ar their Store, No. ll6 East Bay
-, &c corner mSr Prasor,s sS Wharf Mt 10, 10 3elost @
LihRs. 4 sG' OF DNof' STAND AND PULPIT chANDE-
large FORCE PUMP
Conditions ctsh. May 20
ssTGs ssfs's NS"s' M. akSyvs 1S1sHs'; 4: es; Co.
VIII 'eh THIS DAY. Ht their Store. No. ll6 East Bay. at
30 bbls. SUGAR
50 Smoked Tongues
2h boxes Goldfish
30 boxes Herrings
10 boxes Cheese
Is dozen Buckets.
COUNTER SCALE.
Conditions cash. May 20
MCKAY & CxMPnfSIL,
NeTf Wiu to or P1stSMec, .Ds, ,s Hnsel: street,
oRaANDIE ,MGsLfNs. DRESS PLAfDs. sA FIGURED
Swiss Muslins, Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, Shirt
Glov.s, Buttons Perfumes, Notions Cutlery
chemse. Drawers, Linen Cellars, Mantillas Skirts,
AZ pieces Ga ENGLISH LIGHT CLOTHS,
IEem9RN INC PALM LEAF AND STRAW HATS. trimmed
Dn., ,,n. ~. ~ 1SyorgG R,,s9 ~ s. TIN WARE
Money Banks Mats &c.
oo.3,s, Ten boxes HAVANA oo:srEor1oNEng:
Dry Gs9e' sS h1nEs H.ss.'%si pi.l1sm. lM1senmsn9' &c.
THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, win be sold al my
and nas isss
pTn,s bsreSe s,e Lepo Tissue Mo7spoque Ticking
Linen, Brown aomespun English Drill s,tineta oass
Ladies and Cents HoiserD %ec Tics Hoop ssr,,
spool Cotton agate and Bone Buttons. Scissors Linen
Silk, Combs, Brushes. &C.
20 Rolls White and ohecHed aa MATING.
COOKING STOVE
1 Shower Bath =
Screens, Baby Baskets
Window Shades, Book Racks, &c.
10'GScoi &C. h%SMJgss hMotziGgs &c.
cee5rsetspd EIfacn Tosa6co
boxes 5's Sweet Tobacco
essa eHnss smcsina n"s mscisSn, Fopassa 6 Brand
10 rolls ga Mating
large Show Case
Mattresses Mattresses BoIsters pillows. &c.
With sundry other articles. May 10
BY CLIFFORD SE RIATHEWEs,
No. 81 la Broad street.
Lesther Top bUaaS ts in good order '0o
Light Two Horse Spring Wagon and Double Harness,
in good order.
Terms cash May 90
City Sir Per Cents, in sums to suit purchasers,
South Carolina Railroad Bonds, Slate Bonds,
BY JOHN g. RIGGS & CO.
To-MoRhoW, the soth inst, at IL O'Clock, at Real
THE FOLLOWING GFIRaT-CLASS SECURI-
TIESi
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
SUIT PURCHASERS.
ONE IHogsAMD DOLLARS SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL-
ONE THoGsAND DOLLARS STATE SOUTH oARo.
| TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS STATE SOUTH CARO-.
TWO THogsAND Ia,,I5 DOLLARS Stair NORTH CARO-.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS o1TY MEMPHIS BONDS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS GREENvILLE AND co.
| FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS U1TY COLUMBIA BONDS.
F1FTY.oNE SHARES tHAir, SOUTH CAROLINA
TwENTYsfx SHARES CHARLESTON GAS COM.
PANY.
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS.
COUPONS NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
COUPONS CITY OF COLUMBIA.
coUpoNs coI6MBUs n H % AND VEST PofNT RAILROAD
COUPONS CITY OF SAVANNAH.
Unlirnited Securities received before day Of sale.
Estate Sale-By order of the administrator, aoita
Rs11ris'Gai sY 4. II. Gs hARsHmG1y: AZ Res1HdimnGasy:
ToMoRR0W st soh inst "a at % j oelock will be sold
Lot Of very elegant and well kept FURNITURE, be-
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Desirable Residence. '..
BY WILBUR & son.
TUESDAY NEXT, 9th June, at IL O'Clock north OF the
Old Custom House, will be sold, ~. ~.
zh&&TTaer ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE
m,Es FINE RESIDENCE thereon, situate ono door
EisIj northeaat Of the corner Inspection and Marsh
streets measuring 4S feet inches on Inspeo.
ton.s street, by 100 feet in depth.
Conditons-Half cash; balance in one and two years
to be secured By bond and mortgage of the prsmseo
to pay MS for papers. NAV 40
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Neto Crop Afuscouado Sugar
BY j. A. ENSLOW AND CO,
On FRIDAY next lst june, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold
ut Accommodation Wharf, alongside the schooner T.
j. Frazier, just arrived from Matanzas,
MAY 80
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AUCTION SALES,

r,,s s1 MiLLiGAN, MELCHEXS d ca
on NV Vnd rns,an we will cell our Store Ne
bbis No 8 sMAcKEREi. ~ ''''h'
10 Kits No. Mackerel
20 boxes Herrings
barrel Sugar
j sack Coffae
cases Bourbon Wlskcr
G boxes Taow Caudlcs
10 cases Rhine Wine
so doz Bar Tumblcrs
Go1 i:sse; - beer 1'"9ler'. &c. &c. 1Iay 2
BY y Hi,ILiGnn iiGoni' on n''SS,%"ter az Concerned
nu,s n. no, oo,, ~ trndue Range.
5s Yards ToRhM TIem hs'ant At 10 o'clock will bo eos
FOLD on account OF all corccrned u' nohiefPup' 1S
piece GREY Flannel rGhis9; q II.
xe1G o,, M sasef' win large variety Of Shoes straw sS
euNDRY ARTICLES FURNrruRr ua.
WIN, BY GEORGE HuNEtNN-
VIII ho Boz THIS DAY, before Nv stnre. ~, IN
variety of Ysn%Sf snoEs s'''sfe sE :Hss s' 70
PG1S eGMPERs Pans anti Dry Goods and Silver Watshe
2 DIAMOND RISGs' RISSnS'
Conditions cash. ,.~,
Leaf Tobacco HagGno eyn% G% Domestic !segars dc.
WIN be sold on FRIDAY June i, at 10 o,clocs a.rom
@ tystreet ono door from King strest nnder he
a@ OF HTeTndaohafsbund the entire stock In uto
LEAF TOBACCO IN CASES
Havana aud Domestic Segars y
CONTENT OF STORE. j
Sold on account parties leaving the ritz
SoOds to be removed by SATURDAY. r;,,,io,r,
.O"ol"o"e eaen nmihN HAY 70
G,npoauder, fI,nno,rdc.
BY LAUREY d ALEGXANIir,R
IO.mORltOW, 30th inst, will be sold in onr s,or-,
Nos 13s 140 and 142 Meeting street, at 10 o.clocS
2 kegs POWDER ~ N ~ etoe~s
9half kegs Powder
$500 squarter kegs Powder
Conditions cash. ,.aa
Woolens and Damaged Cotton OsnuJuros-On no.
count Of all concerned
By LAUREt u d ALEXhNDER
TOMORROW, 5Oth fnat will be sold In onr a,,r-,
Nos. 1885, 140 and 142 Meeting street n IN n,c1oca
20 pieces WOULEN GOODS
SO pieces damaged Cotton Osnaburps "a
:. Trunk Clothing.
Conditions cash. ,rea
AUCTION SALE OF ONE HUNDRFD on
VERNMENT ANIMALS, CONSISTING on
HORSES AND MULES. -!
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICEh
--,,,, CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 23.
Will pc sold Mt Public Auction, on FRIDAY Juno L.
at II O'Clock A. NJ, at South Commercial Whnrf
100 GOVERNMENT ANIMALS-about 40 HORH4D
and 60 MULES. Nv "
The above animals good and soryiceable npa
taken rom daily work Can be until day OF ella
at tGovernment Stables, Chalmers street.
South Carolina. D. r HINT
May23
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AT I. g. X. BENEFITS auction sales yesterday,
the following securities sold as follows viz:
City Stock at S781< to $79.
State Bonds at ST..
City OF Columbia Bonds at S51.
Northeastern Railroad Bonds at $78.
Cheraw and Darlington Railroad Coupons at $50.
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In 1860 the United States navy consisted OF only
46 vessels fit for service. The present strength of
the navy is 326 vessels, 40 OF which are sailing
sells, 200 steam vessels, and GO iron-clads. There
arc now 1907 regular naval officers Of all grades.
The number Of midshipmen under instruction at
the Naval Academy at Indianapolis at the present
time is $50. There wero besides, in January last,
1901 volunteer naval officers Of all grades. Navy
yards or shore stations at tho following points:
Portsmouth, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington, Norfolk, Pensacola, Mound City de-
pot, Mare leland depot, Ordnance depot, Jefer-
son Barracks. The Atlantic squadron numbers o
vessels; Gulf "a; European 2; Brazil 10; East In
dies s; West India 8; special 4; Pacific IL; and
there are 10 vessels on special service.
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Splendid Corner Stand and D,reu;ng.
BY WILBUR 6s SON.
TUESDAY next, 9th June, north of the old Custom
House, at IL o'clock, Will be sold,
5k}Ar ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the de-
E,lI s!rable two and half story DWELLING and
IiiiE STORE thereon, being Hue business stand,
h8et situate ON the northeast corner OF Marsh and
Inspection. .stroets. The house is we'll finished, has
spacious store neatly fitted up, and the premises
nne large cistern and necessary outbuildings. Lot
fronts on 35 feet inches by 100 feet
on Mare street.
Conditions-Haf cash; balance in one and two years
to be secured by bond aud mortgage Of the preises
buildings to be kept insured and policy assigned Pur-
chaser to pay us for papers. May 30
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AABHEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE,
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

or TTIH LIST OF LHTTESS re-
manning in the PostoHice at the end
OF each week is published officially
I'm THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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Estate Sdle-By order Of the Adn,inistrator, 10Th
permission of the Ordinary.
BY Il. NJ. MARSHALL.
TOMORROW, soth inst, at II O'Clock will be sold
at my sales room, No. SO Broad street,
A Lot Of very elegant and well kept FURNITURE, be-
long to an Estate.
COMPLETING OF:
Large and very handsome BRUSSELS CARPETS
Handsome Parlor Furniture. Chairs, Tete-a-Tetes
Tables, Paintings, Ornaments
Chamber Furniture-Bedsteads Bureaus Chairs. Car.
pets, so.
May 20
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BY CLIFFORD SE MATHEWES,
No. 81 la Brond-street.
THIS DAY, at our office, at IL clock, will be sold,
Enamelled Leather Top BUGGY, in good order
l Light Two Horse Spring Wagon and Double Harness
in good order.
Terms cash. Nav 90
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GRAND RAFFLE AND GRATurToUs IMBIBNas.-
The rattle Of the horse and wagon valued at
a800) came off last night at the billiard rooms OF
Messrs. LoRINa & TURNER. The highest throw
(48) was made by proxy-a gentleman who repro
sented a friend, first making handsome throw
that did the business and then most Handsomely
ordering champagne cocktails pro bono publico.
Every one mbbed and came away rejoicing
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Tobacco, Mating, dc.
r. BACKUS
VIII sell TEIs MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at his Store,
No. 13e Meeting rect, opposite Pavilion Hotel
so boxes Giliams Celebrated CALICO TOBACCO
boxes 5s Sweet Tobacco
boxes los Madison's Brand
case Smoking Tobacco
10 rolls "a Mating
large Show Case
Mattresses, Bosters, Pillows, &c.
Bureau handsome Book Case.
With sundry other articles. Nay 10
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CLoTH BoLTINa.-Quite lively and exciting
race took place in Meetlng-street yesterday, at
about II o'clock AM. between a colored gentle
man, accompanied by q large roll Of boiling cloth,
and a number Of white persons, not similarly en-
numbered, and who accordingly bolted after the
boiling negro and cloth at high speed. On
ward they sped-away they fed, pursuers and
pursued-till the darkey, arriving at the corner
Of Burns Lane, dropped and lost the cloth, and
we dropped and lost sight of the negro.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30


BRIDES AND MAIDs.-Next to be-
ing bride herself, every young Ia
dy likes to be a bridesmaid. We'd
lock is thought by large proper
ton of the blooming sexto be conta-
geous, and, much to the credit of
their courage, fair spinsters are not
at all afraid of catching it. So far
as official conduct is concerned, when
YOU have seen one bridesmaid you
have seen the whole fascinating tribe.
Their duty seems to be to treat the
bride as "victim led with garlands
to the sacrifice" They consider it
necessary to exhort to cheer her up.
Her fair assistants provide them
selves with pungentessences lest she
should faint at the moment, which,
between you and me, she has no more
idea Of doing than she has ofdying
1t is true she sometimes tells them
"she feels as if she should sink into
the earth and they respond, poor
dear !" and apply the smelling bot
tie but she nevertheless goes through
her nuptial martyrdom with great
fortitude. In nine cases out OF ten
the bridegroom is more clustered"
than the fragile and lovely creature
athis side; but nobody thinks ofpit-
ying him, poor fellow Ifone ofthe
groomsmen does recommend him
to takeaglass Of wine before the GER
emony, to "steady his nerves" the
advice is given superciliously, as
who should say, "What a spoony
you are, old fellow ?" Bridesmaids
may be considered as brides in what
lawyers call tho chocolate" or Incl
pient state. They are looking for
ward to that day of triumphant
weakness when it shall be their turn
the law ofnuptial pretence directs.
Let us hope they may notbe disap-
pointed,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

Two CROPS A YEAR.-We learn
from Mr.. Hay, who has recently
travelled through Northern and
Central Texas, that the harvest is
very fine. Solarge and excellent q
crop of wheat was never before
raised, and it was some time ago
handsomely harvested. New -four,
of q very fine quality, is now
abundant in Texas After the
wheat was taken off, the land was
plowed up and planted in corn,
which also promises well. Fruit
full and happy land where two val
nable cereal crops can be grown
year.-Picayune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

THE TELEGRAPH TO INDIA.-Mes-
sages are transmitted by telegraph
between London aid India in twon-
ty-one hours. The post is, therefore,
very little used by commercial men,
except to follow and confirm orders
that have been previously telegraph
ed. This great advantage is to some
extent lost by the uncertainty and
laundering of the translators. The
message have to pass through seven
different countries, and on their way
frequently undergo great changes.
Mr.. Crawford member of Parlia
ment, says he lately sent to India the
following message: "The news from
America f;avors theholders.p When
it was delivered in India it appeared
in this form: "The news from A.
merica savors Of soldiers"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

A regular Radical party, styling
themselves the Republican Union
lists, has been organized in Virgin
ia, with John Minor Bolts at its
head.-They advocate negro suffrage
and repudiate the Preident's policy.
One of the speakers in the Conven-
ton expressed the conviction that
their only hopes of success D was
through an alliance with the me-
groes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

Orn GfnuAs Ciritrss How viii
rngY Vofs IN rnT CoHfso ELIorioN
1t IA o great mistake 10 suppose
that al our German frlonds, IN
Western Texas will vote for the
Pcnso Ticket. We believe they are
all Union men, in tho best sense OF
that word, but they are very TAR
from being all Dcgencrs or Wagon
crs. On tho contrary, u largo num-
Der OF thom, perhaps the largest re-
pudiate the sentiments and conduct
of these outrageous radicals. They
have no idea Of being associated
with the negroes, either in voting
or in society. The doctrine Of ne
I,ro equality has no charm for them.
LWof learn from good authority,
that at fredericksburg, Now Braun
fels, San Antonio and La Grange,
large numbers will support the Con
sentative, Throckmorton Ticket.
We rejoice to know this, We never
could believe, that the immigrants
from tho great Father Land, so cell
ebrated for its science, literature
and art, could so far dishonor it, rs
TO become the advocates of negro
equality. They will remember the
noble land that gave them or their
fathers birth they will think of
tho long list of illustrious men, who
havc adorned not only Germany
but the world, and, proud of their
lineage, will disdain the offer of the
radicals, to cooperate and associate
with an inferior and degraded race,
upon whom has long rested and
still rests the curse Of Hcavcn.-
dustin Gazette. '
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

A report We learn, has obtained circula-
ton that our paper was suspended or about
to be suspended by the military authorities.
Nothing Of the kind has occurred or is like
" TO take place The military command
ers OF this place have uniformly treated us
with respect and courtesy. We have cor
daily supported the President in his re-
constipation policy, and are earnestly la
boring with the conservative men Of the
country to restore the government TO its
original vigor and purity.-MGrshaA Re-
publican, June Is.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30


Arrival OF Ex- SENATOR GwIS.-Ex-
Senator Gwin, for eight months confined in
Fort Jackson, came up to the city last eve
ming, in pursuance Of Gen. Sheridans
order, in these words: "Release DR.. Gwin,
and order him to report in person to me in
New Orleans" On arriving, DR.. Gwin re-
ported at Gen. Sheridan's, and asked on
what condition he was released; to which
Gen. Sheridan replied. "On ordinary pa
role" which he will give tomorrow. In
the meantime he is joyously visiting his
friends and relatives. His immediate fam
lily is in Italy. One of his daughters was
recently married in Paris.
DR.. Gwin was arrested on the last day of
September, on his arrival from Mexico
overland through Texas, and taken down
to the fort the next day. He was seven
months and thirteen days in prison without
any charge having been made against him,
and without being able to find out for what
reason he was arrested. About three weeks
ago he was offered his release if he would
take the oath and leave the country, which
he Indignantly refused. He refused to take
the oath under duress, for the reason that
it would be an admission of disloyalty, il
irndar- nnv= eircnm stancss an oath under
ARRIVAL OF MERcRR's FEMALE EN-
GRANTS AT SAN FRANCISCO ste1Aer
Continental arrived in port this MOI lkg
with "a passengers, most Of them women,
who came out here on the representation
and under the care of W. l.. Mercer, of
Washington Territory. Immediately upon
the steamer being telegraphed large num-
Der Of people rushed down to the whal YES
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

Admiral Semmes will soon pre-
pare his adventures on the high seas,
while in command of the Alabama,
for the press. He has been offered
5000, in England, for the copyright
of the work, but the offer vas decli-
ned. 1t will probably first appear
in numbers, in a Southern monthly,
and afterward gathered up and pub
lished in book shape.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

: The recent order of the Secretary of the
Navy adds an increase Of one-third to the
pay of all officers in the navy with the few
exceptions named therein. The annual
charge upon the Treasury. to carry out this
order, win amount to $4,000, 900 or S., 000,-
600 year for this additional expenditure.
There is no law of Congress, nor authority,
beyond the general powers invested in the
Secretary of the Navy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

EpIrArH OF THE Communicating
late debate in the Episcopal Convention
at Alexandria, Va, reference was made to
the failure Of the Confederacy and the
causes Rev. W. N. Pendleton, well known
as the commander Of all the artillery in the
Army of Northern Virginia, said the cpl
taph Of the Confederacy should be "Died Of
newspapers and Congress"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

"Did any Of you oversee an ele-
plants skin ?" asked the master Of
an infant school. Il have" shout a
six-year-old at the foot oft class.
"WbereY 7inquired the teacher, a.
unused by his earnestness. "On the
elephant"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

Its said that among the honorary
members ola ball to be given at Cha
pei Hill, N. C., on the evening Of
June z. are sthe honerable Jefferson
Davis, offortress Monroe, and gener-
nj J. G. Breckenridge, Of Canada"