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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
Texas Associated Press.

itAaS NssOOilicu Iltrr
WASHINGTON, July 5,-Jud 6 c
Wayne died to-day. He was born
in Savannah, Ga, in 1890, and was
appointed to the bench III 1885.
A resolution was submitted in
Congress that legislation be confined
to reconstruction, and bills relating
to it only to be acted upon.
A long debate ensucd during which
it transpired that thirteen Senator's
in caucus voted in favor of the Uni
vorsal Suffrage resolution restrict
ing legislation. 1t finally passed.
Ayes, 10; nays, 8; namely: Buclla-
lew, Drake, Fowler, House, Ross,
Sumner, Thayer, Upton and Wade.
Wilson stated in the course Of the
debate that Stanton wanted no leg
islation regarding Indians, but need
ed mony to support reconstruction.
The Senate adjourned to meet on
Monday.
In the House. the Speaker present
ed memorial from Green NJ. Ad-
ans against the admission Of Beck
from Kentucky. Referred to Com
mittee on Elections.
Payne moved to suspend the rules
so that he might introduce a joint
resolution rendering the thanks OF
Congress to Maj Gen. P. III. Shori-
dan Tor the able and faithful per
formance of his duty as Commander
of the District of Texas and Louis
| lana.
The rules were suspended by a
vote of 10 against l8. The resolu-
tion passed.
Additional papers regarding the
Kentucky delegation, and protest
from the members whose seats were
not contested, was referred to the
Committee on elections.
A joint resolution of thanks to
Sickles, Pope and Schofld were
adopted.
Schenck offered a resolution oi
thanks to Petroleum V. Nasby and
Attorney General Stanberry, fol-
their maintenance of the Presidents
! policy.
Pending the question Of its recep'
tion the House adjourned
In the Senate, Mr.. Upton argued
in favor of a reward from the Gov
ernment for Indian scalps.
The resolution thanking District
Commanders adopted by strict
party vote.
Brooks is the only Democrat OF
the Reconstruction Committee.
The Cabinet is in session to-day
The new Brazilian Minister, Com
mander Don Domingos Jose Con
zales DE Magalhaes were presented
30 the President. Both the Presi-
dent and the Minister expressed
pleasure at the friendliness Of th'
two powers.
NEw ORLEANS, July 5.-The Red
River Ievee in front Of Alexandra
La. gave way Friday night Jun'
2S. flooding the lower portion Of th'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

The untimcly and violent death
of our old friend, Col. G. G. Herbert,
has gricvcd us sorely. He was one
of tho best hearted men the world
ever saw. He never saw distress
which he did not try to Relieve.
We doubt if the human being Ewes
who ever vainly applied to Claib
Herbert in distress, if it was in his
power to render tho desired service.
His Kindness to the distressed sol.
diers Of the Confederate army, willie
be was a member or the COnfeder-
ate Congress, will long be romem-
bcred by thousands. He was
plain blunt man, but, nevertheless,
a man of remarkable ability. How
a conspiracy could be formed to as.
sassinate such n man, we cannot
imagine; and yet we are compelled,
from the lights before us, TO believe
that such was the case. Our only
consolation in the case is, chat the
assassin met his inst doom in less
than twcnty.four hours after COM
hitting the murder. We still have
a few of these murdcrous despera-
docs in Texas, and the sooner they
are shot or hung the better. They
have always been disgrace 10 the
State, and the State must spue them
ont. Farewell, sold Claibl We
shall never see thy genial co1nte.
nance, or look into thy sympathetic
eye, or hear the tones Of thy earD-
est and manly voice. God formed
thee for friendship, and never didst
thou violate or prove false to the
letter or the spirit of friendship."-
Houston Telegraph.
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STEAMER RuH WITH CRUDE Pc
TRoLEUN-Boston, June 1.-The
invention for substituting crude Pc
troleum for coal in steam navigation
was tested to-day on the govern
ment steamer Palos, and proved q
success. The steam was got up in
twenty-five minutes, and the Palos
proceeded down the barbor and
back to. the navy rard, a distance
Of . nautical miles, in hour and
55 minutes. In making the trip
she consumed but i've barrels Of oil.
The Palos was built for the Gov
erBment as an eight knot boat, and
with coal would never be made 70
excel that speed
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What Shall We DO.

How often. siurc the close Of the
war. have we been ndviscd % "Iet
Politics alonc3' 10 fold our arms
across our breasts, and wait for and
accept anything our late eonquerors
chose to inhict upon ns, without so
much rs an honorable effort 10 u.
vert the stroke. II is still thought.
lcssly uttcvcd, aud thoughtlessly re.
ccived, like many other platitudes
which have entered into the shall
low faith of the majority Of those
who have no confidence in anything
that can be said or done to enhance
our political situation. Wo cannot
"lct politics alone" il We would.
True, the old landmarks have all
been swept away the principles
and standards by which We were
once guided aud To which we once
appealed, under which We were ed.
ucatod rs citizens, are all gone, and
our relation to the federal govern
mcnt has been so radically changed,
that any present political action on
our part cannot in any truthful
sense he called free; yet there has
never been II time in our history
when our future welfare, social, civ
il or political, depended so much
upon our careful study, sound judg'
mcnt and wise action in reference
/ to current events, rs now. We arc
! involved in q political melstrom
tcnfold more dangerous and destruc'
/ tive than that which whirled IT'S
raging waters round Mt the close Of
the Revolutionary struggle. Our
entire political status, rs individual
citizens or subjects, as n people, and
as States or provinces Of the Amer
lean nation is yet to be determined,
precisely though we had never
enjoyed constitutional State gov
crnmcnts; and although we are un-
wisely, unjustly and humilliatingly
restrained in our action, yet that
action is within our power to con-
troll and modify either positively or
negatively, to a considerable ex-
! tent.
Wo have it in our power to call
n State Convention by our votes, or
prevent its being called. We have
also the power to adopt or reject
the Constitution which may be
framed by that Convention, if call
ed. We have the power to make
the action of the reconstruction law,
or leave the whole matter in tile
hands of few men who arc seek.
ing to make the negro or black ele-
ment a powerful lever against us
in our political system, and whose
hatred for us is only cqualed' by
their evident power and willingness
to work mischief.
We have the power to preserve
this beautiful State of ours as, d
home fit for the white man and his
children, or let it become pands:
inonium of social and civil demora-
Iization and anarchy, hot-bed' Of
wild infdelity, jacobinical notions
of human equality, the God d-defying
and inan-d destroying errors of mis-,
tegenation and amalgamation, and
the worse than Norman doctrine Of
'frce love" irrespective of race or
color
AS a people, as a community, as
individuals, we have responsibilities
resting upon us, which if we shirk,
we should be held accountable BE-
fore the Great Jehovah in the last
day. If we can preserve even a
moiety Of the civil, social and re:
ligious blessings we once enjoyed,
it is our duty to God, to our coun.
try, to our wives and children, to
ourselves, and to history, to do 80.
Jefferson Clarion.
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a report reached St Louis on the
SOih ult. from Fort Hacker. that
Gen. Custar. with small body Of
cavalry. bad been overpowored by
q lsr-s force of Indians, and the
Eara-sl l-ilri.
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HATI.s OT NDNIIiItNiN'3l

RATES OE ADNEtiItsiN''i
One Square ,u line. II thiss,r i'lrl ~ 10 lf the
nut aud 7i cents fHr l1.h additional iusrl ll"n'
Bs-Onr charge fr auuuuurlns candidate" W
siato ur District unrrs b. $40, and l County "r Itr
cinct oficrs sl 90, payable Invariably Nhtn lhn
announcement Il Wnir,
H0-Tho above advertising rates ars u currency
spcrir received at IT, market 'Hlur
rE- wheat, or prulUru uI any hlnl ihl! We 'ah
use takcn at tho brsi market pri,o, mr All W'- 20
this ONCE,
Ru.IOH WORK of Uii Liud-"N''"'ta
with nruiness aud dt~pnich' +"
ACIlrITs7.
Mossrs T., q. wuNgroN a g. "" - Common ,r,,n
Street, New Orlclus, In, ARE The uNil Atin"'tlh
A,,nts In ihat civ Ia ulitnu aul collect suh-rrl-
fiona and adycrti-a i-amcnis for tho Dallas Herald
Hooru BrNNUrr, Galveston Ia.
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n. +. Hawkins, Esq waSaharhlc, HIS csnnN'
can't A. j. nALL. Wrnhcriuri, Parker 'n,' l"NH'
r,rrs 4 C,RrrsfEn. Decatur, WIS., County, Texas
J. ". McNIgL. and :. A, NrNrrrs' Esqs'' Denton
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We are informed that a Castle of
the Order Of Maximilian' will
shortly be organized in this CITY, by
old members Of the Knights Of the
Golden Circle" The object is sim
liar TO that originally contemplated
BY the h. G.. C.-ths regeneration
Of blood-stsined, banditti-in;5stei
Mexico.
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raa,, q nolitical missionary establishment.

reau, a political missionary establishment In
deed we fear that already in forming the
shrewd and sagacious plans which the cores
pondent commends, he has been ncglectful OF
weightier matters. We see that General How
ARD has published very sad report, stating
that intemperance is increasing at very
alarming rate among the Freedmen of South
Carolina and we would urge upon the Chap
lain renewed zeal, for it is strange fact but
true, that love for whiskey and universal
suffrage have very appreciable effect on each
other.
The truth is that reconstruction can be eff
fected thoroughly and peacefully only by the
cordial cooperation of the white population
and the military authorities; the one admins
:tering the laws firmly but judiciously' the
other adapting its habits and thoughts to the
required changes promptly and kindly. If the
freedmen will simply abstain from agitation,
if they will believe that on the one side there
is both the power and the will to protect them
from injustice, and that on the other there is
not the slightest desire or intention to do them
any injustice, few months will see our chief
difficulties overcome The registration will be
completed, the elections ordered, and the sys-
tenn of universal suffrage will go into operation
without disturbance. That cooperation SO
far has fortunately existed between the Mill
tary Government and the white population OF
this State, and what has been the result We
have none of the strife, and anger, and blood
shed that have tormented other communities.
Questions of conflicting right that have pro-
duced serious disturbance elsewhere have been
quietly settled here, and there is less conflict
of authority and less antagonism Of feeling ts-
day in this State than anywhere in the South.
ANY effort to disturb this condition of things
can only spring from malicious desire to do
mischief, and is not attempted in the interest
of either white or black, but to serve party
purposes or to crafty some personal vanity or
smaller personal spite.
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CH AR L Els TON
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1857.

JOB woRk-we have now completed our
office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time ALL KINDS OF, JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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~ Al Communications intended Jor publication in
sis journal must be addressed to Ne Edator Of ne
Duify Ne,us, No. IS Hdyae-strea, Charleston, s. G.
Business Communications TO Publisher OF DdRy
NeapS.
Wecanmot undertake 10 retnn rejected conap,unica-
lions.
Ysied spith the cash. "
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B 0 DI N G..
RE M OVALS.

II nEMOVAL.--THE OFFICE OF THE
n, SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
been removed from the old Bank Of Charleston to
No. 50 BROAD STREET.
May 25
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CHASTELLAR'S
w WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL.

The most valuable and perfect preparation In use for
giving the skin beautiful pearllke tint that Is only
found in youth It quickly removes Tan Freckes, Pn
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and all impurities OF the sl1n, Kindly healing the same
leaving the skin white and clear aabaster Its
cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny and being
only article Of the hnd used by the French and is con-
sidered by the Parisan as indispensable to perfect
toilet. Upwards Of $1,000 bottles were sold during the
past year, sufficient guarantee of its efficacy. Price
only rs centa Sent by mail postpaid on receipt of
order, by
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists.
2s5 River st., Troy N. Y.
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SECTION And be it further enacted That Lists OF let
ters remaining uncaled for in any Postoce in any city
town or village, where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published once only In the
which, being published weekly 0ener shall have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF the said
Office. -
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1H0AG,o ;s a1,H ,6tJars neasv an
"a Sr,o 80. ...;a ,,,Ir.
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tItO RENT, THREE OR FOUR FINE AIRY
ROOMS, In the western part Of the city, very de-
airabe for summer. Railway cars pass the door. Ap-
ply 1t W. g. WHIDENs, corner Of King and Beaufain
steeH. tuthB9S May 2S
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TEHPUS CURAkDI DIFFER NON In AkNUA
RODRIGUE'S
PULMONIC elixir SPECIFIC.

T1oR TIE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, PAINS IN THE CidI
II CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY IN BhEAIh' BhI
ING. BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS
HEMORRHAGE, and all affections OF the Lungs.
This great rrvivfyer Ia offered to the public tnat ~
who viii avail themselves Of its remedial power may Do
benefited. ,. ,,,.h,.
agency In dusng through each channel OF the human
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bucs the Lungs with heahful elasticity restores waSmta
which IL their essential element; rouses the snggsn Se
sells into activity; heals the affected looes aa
enriches the blood; regulates the circulation
ree and easy respiration and eIpels through is
straou each and every concomtant dlsorder ~
the mslsdy recognized as Consumption, ana nltner1o
deemed hopeless and incursble.
This compound Is perfectly safe possessing neltner
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aJaye e poyed as essentials In every preparation for
Comgh or Lung Affections mistake which too oflen In
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duces TO much general derangemcnt Of the SYSTEM de-
strying appetite and creating an injurious nervous eI-
ctement augmentng suffering with frequent fatal re-
suits. ,,.,
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PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE $1.25.
Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists
ADril
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T o R E N T.

i two very desirable UNFURNISHED A4c,EPING
ROOMS, for the summer months. Apply on the
nremisea tuthsS May %
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AM U SEM E NTS.
9tc.Nte.

Gin Ytcsgtlc Der Seuti6en S&asenseieqi&aft pirb
fattFnben am @ino9 ben 29tsn b. R am g&iitcnpaS.
0as Deuti&e Yublitum in einseabeu Die SputG Garps
lima g. 81. sebt pom annsSr. Depot 1orseus Dor g.,
unb sta9mittas8 lbr.
Nav AZ 81 Da6 Committee.
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70 R SALE.

I1OR SALE, A VERY FINE YOUNG MULE.
II Apply soon to HOLMES CALDER,
May % No. 128 Meeting street,
ENOR SALE.-FRESH BEEF AT STALLS
Il Nos. 81, 49, So and 40. (Cheap) prices 12k tolls
cents per pound. 8" May %
TIOR SALE.--MOLAsSEs BARRELS. AP-
e PLY at No. IS ANSON STREET Lsurens
street. tu3" May "a
TNOR SALE, CART WITH "LICENSE."
I Empire at No 100 ST. PHILIP STREET.
May %
U,OR SALE, A CAFRYALL, WITH TWO
II Seats, pole and shaft Also, q set of double and
single HARNESS, oil In good order. Can be seen apd
barganed for cash time note at thirty days, at No.
81 Lynch street. May 17
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EINO RENT, IN A CENTRAL PART OF THE
L. cdts az story Brick House, containing square
aoomi 2fne attics 9lasge basement rooms and very
Wide pazzas with gas In every ROOM Also attached to
the sxne and undarA continuous roof, story Brick
Houss containing aauxre rooms which ia II hv ~
vIt slory liazsa 81 by 81 Test, the whole newly
sfintshOt In neat and substantial manner Also
Kitchen building Of rooms and other requisite opt
rptsanises front South and ia delightfully."- cool and
pleasant residence In summer, and equally warm apd
plessanttn winter The lot 10 by l60 feet and very
dry Eud it's central locson and capacity for aocommoda-
hon make 1t very desirable boarding house or se-
:ny Tor which It has been expressly arranged To an
accommodating For further particulars apply ct this
Office. s.c.,.l. !G.ts:-r ftu May II
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ITO RENT, A. TWO-STORY HOUSE. CON.
II TANNING four rooms. two-story kitchDn, large
yard &C. &C. To good tenant the rent will be $40 per
month. Apply at MACKEY 4 BAKERS FURNITURE
WAREROUMS, Adger Building May %
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ITO RENT, IN THE BATHING HOUSE,
II two cool and desirable sleeping Rooms for the sum-
mer months May ~
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LARGEST C1RcurATIos.-Ths DAILY
NEWS. publishes the Official East of Let
ters remaining IN the Posto6ice at the end
Of each aoeek, agresab!y to the togo'0'mg
section Of the Neao POsto6ice Lap, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation an
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.,0sr,ssN ENVS SUMMARY.

Uplands.
rov-Ga}d quoted at 1861 @1s7.
% closed yesterday at Liverpool at lid for
,.-e1 Eiddlins gplaads. -cre.-
ThetP1inesss Of Wales' little girl has been chris
tened EIeRoRIA LOUISA ALEXANDRA DAaMAR.
A Abrute was imprisoned in Jersey for beating his
mother, aged eighty-seyen. r.
farmer in Smyrna, Delaware, sold his straw
,ber crop OF four. acres for $4,000, the purchaser
.e,So.do the picking. ..e- - r,r,, - -,
e.. n lDesseEve BAKBa has filed Bill Court to COM
pei the city OF Washington topay the reward Of
$4,000 VoHarsG by them for tia capture Of BooTH.
INDGM PH1iIIPs says that he wants words to
express Ms,optnicnDf HoRAuxa daEErEY's part in
the recent melancholy farce at Richmond.
iaTIgMfaaInIlN, Il WIN be seen BY our telegraphic
s-edihpstcHes this morning, is prisoner in the
% lands 81 y1Aksz So the curtain falls on the Mex
'nsisn1 ican Imperial nnr drama. -,
New OSlesps is to have an entertainment at
86ioh fountain Of iced claret vine will jet from
tha centre otthe parquet during the performance,
TO be served out to the audience in silver gobles.
osa AFrsnGhman has invented new paper, Instant.
" stopping the hemorhsge caused by wounds.
TAGnslrzi NxIl has passed contract with him for
rrt6e immediate supply OF three hundred Thousand
saslsFga quires of the said paper-r 81, ..srs
;Ev The Chicago police last week found q drunken
man IN the gutter Ia whose pockets, when he was
esaatched at the ststion house, were letters from
EEzpkIl. PMIRs and others, recommending him
lssssa temperance lecturer. -.
o-cs ho3 preacher has appeared in Wales, who, ac-
70 h,s admirers to extnguish Mr. SPUR
sosason.S -pronning, YOUTH ID Master EsooH
?R1DeERr, who eh8s just completed his eleventh
rNyf rysryr
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W A N T S

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w OUT incumbrances, tcolored preferred.) One
coming well recommended will and good home at NO.
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