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PUBLIC NOTICE.

- --'- - f-' orflCE of' CIII TREASURY, I
DUDLIo NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN TiIAF A UNI TNDER
L. tho following Ordinance licenses havo bcsn prepared
for delivery from this omee 3 THOMAS.
sLc. IL De 0rdained by tse Hayor and Aldermenfp
Guy Council aiIcmtld That from hand After the FIRST day
and WAGONS used for private And domestic purposes IN
the seme marner and according 70 the provisions
now Of force In relation TO Carts dnys and wagons leto,
cart dtAy gneop aha be provided With badge con.
tanning tho number thereof and marked Pivate 10 ue
placed on Ono ousidc Of th6 shaft 81 q, - N =
SE T. No, person shall be taken by Tie Treasurer
surety to any bond undor tho Ordinance concerning
eenses for carts drnys wagons and other cGragos
Hzo 3. Tho following shsn hereafter bo tho ratas Eor
ncenses for pubic and private carta drays wagons Gr
Including the horsos mules used thoreoL which shal
PUBLIC dAn1s pnIYs, xro, or TtiosE EMPLOYED N AMI
"1usIHfxs wHA1EvKn, Fon HtRk DraHCr INDIRECT.
For oySy cart drAy OF wagon, drawn BY ono horse
For syery cart drsy wagon, drawn by two horsesor
For every hack and carriage with two wheels. sac
with two horses. $50, I,-..''1 -,
For STcry staeu or omnibus toIccpt limo omnibus,
For every truck drawn by two or moro horsos or mules
For oysy express wagon drawn BY two or more hors,s
nhEip ulnrs AND PRIVATE oAnrs, pRirs, ETC.
+ FOR esofy bread CAT or wagon, IS.
faf every sah dly or wagon used for private or DO
p1ftns ef soodA ,wmos; erch.ndise lumber, or any
indireety fOr ha A.s sta rey Hccnso The sum OF
81. HAansd IN City Cpunoil. ilis 1eh day OF Janunry,
IL 81 - % NE ySas q our Lorl ono Thousand eight hun
.i2 :.:.-s so!,s j. i" Ii 2. @. .aA1LLARD, Msyor.
January 8 ~ NV v. q. sM1rnB. c,or, Of Council
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LAnoksr O1ncuLArloN.-Tht DAILY

LARGEST OIKcuLATIoN.-Tht DAILY
News publishes tho Official List Of; Let
ters remaining in the Posto6icc at he-ca,d
Of zach ,oerk, agreca1ly 10 The folzorOiny
soosfo" ef Mc NeD sHx'@.8iee ehaw, as sss
ne,d.pabdr hauing Mc largest circulation in
tho f6gyof Charleston:
sEoT1or And bo Il further onlctc That rts OF let
torn rsmaining uncaol for In Poaofneo In apy city
town or village wherp newrpaper shah DO Igtuted,
shall hcrcaftcr bo published only In tho newspaper
which, bonR published weekly ofanor, shall have The
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of tho said
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

:'.".'- -. 49," OHTTof CLrRn or COUNCIL
e.. i. W. -. y .+1s !-i - 81 May 1907.
e Tho following secaon OF il An orlnanoe 70 abolish Tho
ing tho h9estat Lanes. Alleys and open Courts II the
CITY Of CHARLESTON Clean. and for other pprpoees iB
For THE duo or Tho said contractor OF CON
tractors, e. {urpr ordained That every oulor loasoe.
htfecs lane, alloy or open court shah on oYery 'dsy
erreptod have tho dirt dlth. garbage or ohsr
oA placed TN nont Of hfs her lot in basra box on
heap, and in eadneas f Tho contracor by ho hour OF
saySa oolSchtA n, from tho gust day Of May 70 the
pine ooloet, A. NJ, nom ths &rst day of Hoyomber 10
Tho frst OF Nay following And any person oH6nd.
ing hertn or plsng any dirt fth garbage, or otiIer
ofa. In any sc hhe. OF alloyo open court arer ho
hours Above rnmOd:' sAl be subject 10 hus NOT Iess
thsn txo than I've dollars for oach and syary
ofionce, &c b imposed by tho Mayor. -, % ;:l II
. By order :, =! .,.r i,.irlr :. W. q. SMITH, 4.
May ID - 3, ... t.r'.,t,,. . Clark Of Council
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ORDINANCE.
;: !! l!E lyL:.l2 CkShDhHAhSt1.. .i.i:.F rif:it. ~
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUDIIHHRI
for The Information OF MI oonpAincd - ~ .

TWR FOLLOWING. oRDINhNcE Is PUBLISHED
L for the Information OF all concerned "7 81
Az oRDIHkAcE 10 nxdULkrK THE uLxAHsIyu pRIyIxa
AHp YApIfp n rHE cpRPolATE LIlirIs OF 1IIr cIrY.
T. B6 u Ordained by tho Mayor ind Aldernen,' That
from Ahd leJ the rtncatton OF hif Ordinance II ehall
comforts OF Vaults or Priylcs wIIa tho limits Of Ho
dy, Without having preTinusly obtained license for tho
same all such locnies TO eIprp tho sls Doocmbar
OF every yoar, and bo requirements pos-
Cd by ORDINANCES regulating thO granting Of Licenses for
L. That ths nse Of D.44eI. in open carts and wagon.
s prohibited And parties applying for License win DO nc
ql.s9a e provide o,esOd cats suitable for The Puose
ono ofth Guard Houree during tho day, his er In.
tatt0n 10 such work during Tho ensuing nghE In tho
Lower Wards such report 10 be nade to the Main Guard
House, IN tho Upper Wards To Uppur Guard H6uou
IY. The plnce placss for The deposit Of such osI
ahai be dcsignstod from time 70 tms BY tho Mayor.
v. Ivory owncr or driver Of such iIcoascd Cart or
any other Porson who sha vioate any Of tho proYons
Of this 0rdnanoe shal Eoeeet rcfuso TO obscry
tho sAmo or any Of etn shAn forfeit and Jay for each
forced by tho Aayorln bis Court or ruooyerod In sny
other Court OF oompotont jurisdiction. -
Rsfed n City Council this BsSenth dsy of Nav in t,,
year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sT
ty-soven. :, III y.
H. al lt..Ln f.!ssa" P. o. aAuLlnD. .
Clark Of Council emo Msy 10
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81 III communications Intended for publication IN,
this Journal must De addressed 10 he Niior of he
Daily NetcS No. IL HdyRe- street, Charleston, S. O.
business Communications 20 Publisher " Daily
=. Netcs. ' .'fr. ,fIp
Wecanact undertake 10 ro.'rn rejected commuatca-
tioHs. .Isrr - .--s
acknowledgements outside ofQo oiv mast 5s acJJdnfx.-
ntctl tcih he cash.
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CHI A r L E S TON !.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE a., 1867.

Jon WoRK.-We hnvo now completed our
Office SO aB 10 execute, in tho uhortcst possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, und VIC
most respectfully ask the patronage OF our
friends.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

FOR. THE MILLION II
WILL ,aa; BEND R1sTKRaRs 8 J 2E
ior so ccns; 10 Union 9snerns LOT 90 cena; 90 Rebel
aN young Ladies' for 60 conts; 90 ane-looking young
Gcntcmen for 20 cents; large Photographs OF Fruch
Dancing Girls, In costume beautifully ooored erncty as
they appear for 80 centa for 90 ccns OF tho moet
beau Ladies' Of the Parisinn Ballet Troupe as they
New York N'~'
May Is ...l .-'I ! tf'0- 80 1xr
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For Curling the Hair of eithor sex into Wt,yy
and Glossy Ringlots or Heavy Massiyo
a!:l.. i3!!o 80 =; eCurls. i ,i- p.t; ~? ~
:DYi USING THIS ARTICLE LhDIB IAND aRyTLR-
- AKH can ibeauHfy themselves .thoussnt-iold.
II s the only article In tho world that Will curl straIght
hair and at tho saino nno giyo Il beautiful glossy sp-
pcarance Tho CFgper Coma not only curs tho hai but
invgorntss bcaunes and cleanses t; "a highly and do
ghuy perfuncJ, and ia the most complete articio Of
the Kind ever offered TO The Anit dcan public 1.-The
crsper, Coma will be cont to any addresa scaled aud
-! Addsess all orders e. i r4!;t;,i g'u,i
:! . / I'm, I,,,.. W. L. CLARK q co., Chenists.
No. West Faye.te sxueL Syracuse. N. Y.
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March 81

Thorn concth glad udinga ofjoy to all,
To young and TO old. 10 gteat and to small;
The boguty Which once was 30 precious and rare,
La frco for all. and all may DO fair.
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B 0 A R DI N q.

POARDTNGrTIREE PLEASANT RQpbiS
y With good poARA can be hld on ,imrrodias appli
Tradd strcot Terms reasonable. June II
vfxCELLEET BOARD, AT VERY LOW
raes In tho most cenrul business part OF tho city,
without lodging, In privnto house; can powbe had
For particulars address "X- a. PtsbhlcS 2t Nay 16
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- FIRE LA1AH. Z. !iiSI- -'..: 49,
rMAYOHALTYjOE E'CiARLH8TUH,}

aI..r' 80 - FIRE LOAN. z! !ii$i- -t..: !...i!
:-''ehi 1" '2H' rMAYOHALTYjOE CHARLH8TOH;}
CITY Hall, November Q, 1850 (ii
"A IL PERSONS nBSIROUa or REBUILDING IN 1aR
IL burnt Districts and Wssto Places OF tho Qty, nm.
der ACT Of he General Assembly, giving authority
tef Of aFqEs Loan, few 70 aid Ia building up Tho
City hnev srd hareet that the form Of Ippl.
cnun FOR loans bo Obtained At tho oce Of the drL
OF Council, betHeen ths hours Of A. II. and p. II.
!! AL sppcAont must, b o. d In tho above mentioned
ONCE 40 tho Committee VIII nOet every Monday 70
sldef tho aamc. =. !cEl.!sga -.is :....-.il' III q
= BY order Of tho Mayor; W 49,, ", a. SMITH,
November 10 ~ g, d. 1,-,, Clerk OF Council.
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e.. CHASTELLAR'S.
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL..

For Improving and Bcauufying tho Complexion.
giving tho akin beautiful peari tint That is only
found In youth II quickly removes Tan Frecllea PIN.
nnd an impurities of tho sn, kindly healing Mo sainc
leaving o stin white and sloar aa alabaster la
vegetable preparation IS rerfchy harmIoss II is t.e
only article Of the Kind used Bs The Ptcnc and s con-
toilet Upwards Of s0,0o bottles sold during tio
past year, sufacient guarantee Of is cicaoy Price
only 75 cents Sent by mall postp@d on receipt Of In
D. ~ !, BRRaER, SHUTS & Co. charlniits,
-. =, .. 2ss Rivcr 81, Troy; N: Y.
. =
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r G, ,M A R DS.

EUFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-TIIE
above reward will be paid by tho ycstry Of the Uni
tartan Church. proof 10 conviction fperson or
persona who have lately trusspassed upon the Cenete-
~ stealing the plants and flowers, and dfsplscng and
throwing down tho monuments aud heAdstonts.
II Ii. PORTER, Chairman.
June ~ mW2
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somo timo arr !. rrrtod =. ,eir, ner ~. S
,,l,o,, ~ .s oI 'oN ois
mu,h Sn1o~ sps ..,h ..Hn WIN
arsIs =, ,oa1,. .r";"". , oho OK nus gen
said "a hssO n ,oW TSsKs aso 70 no"
~ .p.s IA iaTor ei sANTA bshl.
hut wo ouos,on -. S nus o0en ,ooolTo
noSn;o ~ p U! afa 1esInaeh H. as s9P
II I'm, XII ,,E A ii, 81, ,tA II, Si
tr;umnh hnov;on tnli -1o,l % ... n, .no ho'f ol hs
would subject ihsm 70 rigorous pnnishmsp,. las As
whioh vo do not Lolioyo. N,D'o 'o.t
~, : ':--- = 40 >''N' 9 N'o'
w,su,lIa4ror, I4,; n,ICt rpIII N tt ,;,1,.u
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meeting ftho colored people Of King George
WostmorolAnd, Richmond, Northumberland, Ian.
castor, Essex, MiddleseI, and King and Quoer
counties; Virginia, to celebrate appropriately The
anniversary Of national Independence. 10 do
nonstradon will ho Hold at Cobdon'a Park, fou,
miles bolaE, ,Warsaw, Richmond county, and II il
expected tbat thero will bo not less than Six thou
sand people ptakant9d The i6ffesrsIb bf tho Frood.
uensBuroan andaof TIM amy located in tlis SOC.
tioajpf tSstste sr tereat,nR themselves in tho
matter. aud itis expected that ,sevoral prominent
speakers will bq secured for lho occasion. ..oa+ )
DuriIa tlS ySaE 1875 tiaro Wero tltrty-fonr aIavo
vessels' naptuied6n' Tho coast Of Africa by the
British foot. Ono Sasso1 esptused On tho West
Coast hal no ilases On board but was fully equip
POD, and 55p slayos wore waiting to embark from
tho jsiforo.T Tho 'l,dhon,ey, from Portugal, also
Sapth:odh S 9n r. tho pas Coast, fAa thf9e slascs
on board ,but GOO uarehsld In readness 10 ombarf.
Al the other captures wore mnde on tho East
Coast; 1905 slayes woro found on board tho yoasoa
captured. ,fSb3mil5 5i6HAYcr, ,had no slaves on
board, bus bad landed elayes -ono as many as ITO,
One largo Arab yesso!, from Zanzjbar, hal 200 on
board sS wvefc captured and tho rrost drowned.
Fiyo Of the.yosscls are described "a unseawortby,
Among lthn presents received; by tho. Empero,
FaAHc1s JosAPH, oh his ro6ont coronation as KIM
Of Hungary, sofc iohr basYets ornamehtod viii
fowors, and containing kind Of Hungarian oako
four loaves Of Hungarian bread; specimens Of oil
kinds OF .HhhA Asriah- bakery, thirty .&hito linor
xscksi containing Data. end bearing tho arlpa o.
tho toN,l whi9h prossnts thomI atask Of whito and
another Of rcd Wiheii ars cask psintod white
with Bils6T hoopsf chs SECOND rod with vermilior
hoops; toll white aheep, decorated with 1owoftt
and ribbons; two brown calves, also decorated
With a9Ears; aud four M white COWS wonderfully
bosirldaded. 'Thtso presents arc 'proscribod by
m inmemortsi traHtioni Thoy Ara taken in pro
cesspn 70 tho gate ni HE palace, where Tho nexiy.
crowned king and Iuoon acknowledge, nthor thar
purchase, them With tokens coined oipresa,y 10,
tho occasion. Tho arllclos arc thon distributed
smong different charitable establishments.
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VyHn fAfkRi GMGuLATEsi THRoUuHoUry THI
Il middle portion OF the State, and ontars tho best
ho1iacs tor sdvertisers. February %
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F O u N D. [.
A.E A.ES3AsH'REM 0VALs.

REMOVAL.
~ nRRN, TRApMANN & CO. HAVE REMOVED
NJ :theit eHlce TO SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
ID DEMOyhL.-TIIE OFFICE OF THE,
~ soUTaEnN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY hasI
No nsy ~ nhoAD ~ STREET. ISiFB Ee2GHssG;A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

a ilfnAnkAnie Cfsffrn naos,-
Tho Hah frantlsto Times says
~ his CITY Il the Terminus NJ one ~
Tie m0st remarkable nautical events
81 record. Two first class ships
fhe Governor Morton and The Pima
Donna sailed together from The
port NJ New York on tho 18th of
February They were towod 0ut.
side Sandy Hook sldo by side, 20
neat "a ouch other that oonyorRa'
iion wis maintained by the two
commander Largo sums were
wngcrcd rs the friends Of thcso
hips, on their respective hyorito
reaching thla port lirst. Tho rae.
ing ,ofscls crossed the equator Va
tho Atlantic on the samo day, al
though not in tho Same latitude.
They entered the Straits Of Lo
Mulrc the Same day. They crossed
the equator In tho Pacific on the
Same dny and IN the Same latitude.
Both ships arrived ut this port on
the samc day, within throo hours OF
each other, aIlor u race of sixteen
thousand miles, These facts do.
monstrGto tho accuracy that has
been attained in the science of nav
igation and also provo tho reliance
which may DO placed upon tho wind
and current charts prepared under
the direction of Mr., Maury,"
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2TTm VOLUME TEXAS REronTs.--
1t will be seen by the advertisement
in our paper, that the 9th Volume
of tho Texas Reports, by Richards &
Jackson, is now complete. and ready
for tho public. 1t is gotten out at
this oliico IN The same nnat and bus
mess like manner as the Goth vol
umo, which has received so much
commendation from the press gen-
orally. Mcssrs. Richards g. jackson
deserve great credit for the prepa-
ration and arrangement of these
volumes, showing an ability and in
dustry fully up TO tho task under
taken and tho expectation of their
professional friends. Il cy have
been highly and dcscrvcdly compi-
-mcntcd by some of tho best legal
minds Of the State. The volume now
ISSUED, contains one hundred and
fifty-two cases, bringing down the
Reports 10 the organization of the
present Supre m Court.-Austin
Gazette. & Is vs 'fsa1i . p
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fne Hi.smfi l'ithe an0nftf
rffLg Twfsrt Mifu Tho Ne
bfnakA CIV News, NJ the 1871
makes Tie fplIoa lng statement
The rrcat l'ond N The Ml'squrl
fitor above tho reru handling has
hrcn almliahed, On fIdny oven
ihg, July 3, 1907, the waters made
u grand ruah through the marrow
rook Of lnud that connected the
pcninaulp with the maln lnud In
ncdialcly the entire volume of the
Missouri bcimn awccIdng through
tho now channel with tho roar Of
many wntcra. The "honrso, rough
torrent wns dietinclly heard Ut u
distance Of some mi!pa
Two eloamcrs which had come
around tho Big Fond IN tho old
channel were, whom they had ariiv-
cd opposite tho now cut Oh, drawn
into il by tho force Of tho current,
aud carried down through il, The
Cornclia, under Captain Charley
iinkcr, and tho Miner, were so suck
cd In, taken down and compelled TO
mako tho bond n second tiino. We
shall say moro hereafter. At pres
cnt So. Louis 10 twenty miles near
or Nebraska City. than it was five
days ago.
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ssrrra lrffssf's.lr. a -. ri
Itmoos ll,nl ftflun Trouble lins
ostnlftd lHfweth tho Military sla
timed NJ llrornelllc llnnt chnniys
aud The Nhofln ~ that county The
tilaihlnf aavn
dfho rLo,,n nui his fUmlly were
trcti,I ~ tho mat luifl innncr,
itnr The cuihm,tcotatnt tliho uiOan
or lla. finu-n' tlun, Loihg assaulted
with lirolnno end ub,o,nc cpllhclalOp
dir,raeoiil lDr print. hot only ~,
hul ulhcr lsnHOlm wwc driven nom
,lio Ancois M lhc paint of lhoirgrns,
and pcrs,ns quietly sitting IN their
yards were driven into the honso
aud ordered "a rcnr,in ihcru. Wo.
men wcro cursed iu the most brutal
hummer These are huino OF tho facts
alicndirg tliin most d'tGpccln'
trnn,nclion.'rhorc wasn0t the slight
cat r,-ccuRc for The corpora, and his
men interfere with the priHoner
In ihc hands OF Hbcriir Mason, nor
for lhtirusguli ulun Macon nnd his
i.imik. They were not inierl,rod
Nilh IN anyway, either 10y Mr.. MA
ton or unN cili@vn Of Grron'l''c
Notwithstanding tho vulgariiy and
lsoianily "a their language on tho
80, met, nor hwe they been dis
iuibcd or nlsul,cd siucc they have
been III he county. 1t was n most
gross Violation OF tho rights and
privileges Of II pcaccablo and Jaw
;,biJing people, II to'lSc and brutal
Infringement OF every rule Of dcccn'
ty, and palrablo violation Of tho
laws olhopor, JUSTICE and humanity
Aud those are the navn that II just
and rENINCN government have sont
into Hunt county TO aid incarrying
outtilc laval
We assor, here, without the fear Of
edcccssfl contradiction, that sheriff
kiaaon has done moro, since his
olcc,iou. Ia rid lluat county. Of
l,onu thieves aud iawbreakcr5 OF
every description, than all tho sol +
.dicrg ever did cr ever viii do. lie
ihaa shown himself an honest,
'strai hit forward energetic, Impair
tiag aud high minded officer.
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ANrapcrE or llraENIE.-A Frcncl,

ANrcDcTEoF lirGENIE.-A French
journal tells ~ aaocdotc Of the tidcl-
lily Of 4 porter 10 his charge. The
Em:4css EmGrnio recently prosented
l,crselfat The I,'ihmus of Suez gate
Of Tic exhibition before the hour Of
opening. The porter refused to adj
nit hor Majesty, although she
a,amed M. dc Lcssops as her fricad:
-'Ah they all say that" rctortcd
The g,.tekecpcr. The Empress in
sisted that tho great canal maker
would instantly admit her wero he
there, but could not prevail, She
thcn played her last card, "But if |
syoro TO tell you that | am the
Empress 2" II should not believe
you,'' was the rcioindcr. A lady Of
cillonor, however. at lcngth convinced
The porter that The applicant was
tho Empress; and then the gate
opened. Some ollicious person pro-
posed to dismiss the faithful man,
but tho Empress interviewed and
saved him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

Among tho reforms contemplated
by Con. Grant, we understand he
intends to order a,chango in Quar-
tormastcr's Department. u here
arc now upwards Of thirty quarter
masters in and about this city n
majority oiswhom arc 10 be relieved
aud ordered elsewhere.
We also loarnt that Gen. Grant
will shortly transfer his aid'de-
camp, Orig. Gen. Horace Porter, to
the War Department proper, lie
will take the place of Gen. Pclousc,
who goes. to the plains.-Noiiond!
HteiiigGnccr, lGM.
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nivoncrs IN CoNNEcTIcUT.-This
State has long been notorious foi
tho facility with which it permits
the marrigc tie TO be dies lived, and
il gave occasion, some years ago, to
~ ia Tc1rit by IN Episcopal c'or-
7,ym,n of Hartford, now Bishop OF
Wcslcr New York. which was Pri-
vatcly circulated among his friends
lie had opened the house Of Repro
scntativcs with prayer, and, being
invited by Tho Speaker to remain,
die found himself the spectator ol
an unmarrying process, so alien to
his own vocation, and 30 character
istic Of tho Legislature Of Connccti-
.cut, that tho result was the following;
IMpmoMPTU:
JAldrcsscd by " Priest TO tho Legislature
OF Conucciicui.
For cutting ronasrs ions famed,
loRrffti cui is fairly named
| twain comm, IN one, but you
Cmi these whom / coaarct IN two:
Each Legislator seems TO say,
Whnt you CoNaEcT CUT away.
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MAIi.-We now have u regular
tri weekly mail form this place to
Mckinney, the first trip of which
was made on Monday last, and re-
turned Tuesday. Tho days of de
parlutc arc Monday, Thursday and
Saturday; arrives at this place on
Tuesday, Friday Sunday. We
hope by the. aid of this mail to be
able TO give our reader much later
nows than We have heretofore
Sherman Courier. W
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A young lady at the Glen House
confessed with tears 10 the wifo ola
friend, that her husband was brute
"As nm instance" said sho, che
lorbadelne to take moro than three
trunks to DO gone u whole month,
and thcn-thcn-" (breaking down
with soBs)
"What then 2" said the other.
"Why, then he put his hat and
linen into ono Of my own trunks
and took ever 80 much room away
from mo again"
"Did you consent TO this unman'
~ appropriation ?"
Dear mol | had to; but | used
his shirts for napkins, and my poo
die made n dog house OF the hat !
"llumanity was vindicatcd u naid
No. 2.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

<eARgIyAL or tue AUSTRIAN Con-
: vErrE.-Tlsos Austrian steam cor
svc4tc Elizabeth anchored in the riv-
or, opposite Jackson, Square, abont
% O'Clock Thursday night. The
CAPTAIN will tranship tho two hun
.drcd and seventy Austrian troops
she has on board 70 the steamship
Monterey, ef the Star Line, TO DO
taken 70 New York, and from thence
TO be sent to Austria ie 'siT
ut was Supposed that the Eliza
beth would have taken them home,
but Admiral sTegcthof needs her,
&c is rumorcd, for moro important
business, from the fact Of the Mex
,icans having refused 10 deliver up
the body Of Macmillan. The Ad-
miralfs very modest locking gen
tlemab Of high character as a naval
.commaador. lie won high fame at
tho naval battle of Lisa. ~ Z.
The Austrian troops that were
brought here from Mobile not long
since also took passage on tho Mon
tercv, which sailed last evening
~. o. Bee, dug IL