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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

Throughout the South, mass meetings are held,
without distinction of party endorsing the action of
the Southern Delegates in Withdrawing from the
Charleston Convention, when the North and North
western States refused to give acknowledgment OF
the constitutional rights of the South. Speaking OF
the platform that was adopted by majority Of the
States but voted down by the members Of the Conven-
ton that leading and we'll balanced Democratic jour
nal, the Galveston News, says:
This platform appears in another column 1t is SO
plain that he who runs may read. Although adopted
in committee and urged in convention by the States
that were really the electoral majority OF the Nation
al Democracy, it WIS rejected in convention by ma
orty from the North and Nortl-west-a fictitious
majority of delegate who represent States that cai-
not control Democratic electoral vote, and were
therefore really and egitimately in the minority
Their bold and unjust attempt to compel the South to
take platform, which they construed in sense dia-
metrically opposed to her of the question, and
which would have compelled her to adopt candi-
date opposed to her clearly established rights, was
met IN the only way that could abash this minority
arrogance-by separation.
This is no party question are now called on to
examine 1t is duty to the South are to fulfil,
and we trust will allow partisan feel ng to pre-
vent his attendance this meeting, and his co-ope
ration in the firm stand the South has at last been
compelled to take in pure selt-detence.
We have already published the majority platform ;
and in our next will publish the able address of
the Texas delegation to the Democratic party Tex
as, yindcatng their course in the Convention, and
fully explaining the causes which led to such step
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

TIE LATE FAsnIoNs.-A correspondent Of the Te-
egraph, writing from New York, thus speaks of the
new popular styles of bonnets and hoops:
would you might see the fashionable bonnets as
see them every day. There is no lady that prom
inades Broadway without coal-scuttle affair placed
on the top of her head, and in many instances the
front is so high aud large that it makes the
face look like little picture in large frame. The
women must Oh have them, though year ago you
could scarcely the bonnet, you see Moth
ing else. The weaker vessels very fond Of ex-
tremes The reduction Of the hoped skirts does not
seem TO meet with such decided success. In some
instances you will find ladies with scarcely any, and
dressed up in something which looks very like mans
oyercoa. They look as slim and lanky as sickly
herring, aud it is imDossi5is for them to walk with
the ease anu grace that do, who large
hoops. They can spread themselves
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

pzfy+ From private letters received from our friends
in the East and ut Washington city, we learn that the
leading members Of the Democratic party fully en-
dorse the action of the seeding Delegates Senator
Mason, Judge Reagan, and others equally dist,n-
guished, say that the South could do nothing else
than claim her rights and failing to secure these her
accredited Delegates had no alternative but to for
sake the odious squater-sovcreignty platform that
was forced upon them by the North and Northwest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
FoRr WORTH, May 10, 1860.


DEAR HERALD l reached his place, from Dallas,
Yesterday. From all the information | have been
able to obtain, the farmers of Tarrant will make
about half crop, of wheat. Cora and oats look re-
markable fine, and f these two articles there Will
certainly be NEST abundant yield
The town of Fort Worth has greatly improved DUR
ing the last six months-many substantial and ele-
CANT buildings having been erected, and many others
being now in course of erection The Court House
wi soon be finished, and when completed, will be
one of the finest in the State the workmanship is Of
the most substantial character and the building
but reflect great credit the enterprsng gentlemen
who have undertaken its construction, Sc.
The Peak family gave one of their terestng con-
cetrs last night. Evcrybodyland his family % were
present, and all left perfectly delighted with the en-
teri ,inment. Little Lissette and Master Eddie
/" brought down the house " in one continued uproar
of applause.
The action of our friends in seeding from the Con-
veutiou Charleston, meets with the appreciation of
all the States Rights Democrats with whom l have
conversed With Hunter and O'Connor we can carry
the election. Roll on the ball 10 their favor.
NAT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
GREY EAGIE.

'hs splendid stallion Eas bT0ughl ffom Kentucky
IL 70 fsKls this spring b. Col s A. Atehissn. and
sill stand Al NY stable. miles east Of Mac, the
ensuing season lie mas sired BY cid Grey Eagle,
he b. wOSipssker. he BY BetTand-his dam BY imp0T-
I'd barefoot, gFAai dsH b. ShsksPere great grand
dan BY Medley, Grey Eagle is 10 hands high, Of
beautiful daPple gray, Is ssysn years old this
sprins. aud sili 70 to mares the present season Al
S25 each, per season lie sili positively be lutlsi
ia the number PasiaTage slll he furnished grtiis.
aud grain fed. ifTsquired 10 At distance at
a moderate price Tor further particulars see bs
BURMRLL ,. THOMPSON.
Nav 9. ls6O-iiIs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
STIeAYED.

L. rom the subscriber about the 18th Inst, 20,
Il s0RRRL MARIE, 3ysars old, lSh.R DIS Tk7n
high, taken name and tail. saddle marks on
each side. no brand At the time Of losing her, her
name aud bretop MAS slighllyeroppsd, Any ihi0I-
nation Of her Whereabouts will be literally reSardel
d, 7. ELLIS,
Dallas, May 2sd is60-iT,tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

Attention Dallas Light Artillery Company !!
" GU are commanded to appear at the Court House
i in the town of Dallas, Saturday, the 26th in
stant for drill. Those not present will be fined as
law directs. Hour, o'clock p.
SAM d. PRYOR, LIST Lieut..
Attest, JEFF PEAK, Jr., Orderly Sergeant.
dallas Nav ODD 1860
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

N.Y. The telegraphic report of the motley Con-
vcu,ion at Baltimore on the sh May, represent that
body us intensely harmonious. This is not snrpris-
ing, MS there was but one motive to actuate it,-but
one responsive echo to III their deliberations, and
that one, hostility to Democracy. That deeprooted
antagonism crystalised itself finally into nom'na-
ton, aud John Bell Of Tennessee was the man for
President fossled relic OF a remote period, whose
usre shines best in the dark reccsses Of certain oh
scurc places he once frcquented. We had hoped that
those skeleton remains of the respectable old Wing
party would not have been exhumed by the sacri'S-
Jus touch of that mixed multitude that assembled III
Baltimore on the 9th Inst But in this we are dis
appointed, and find these antiquarian gropers have
impiously disentonlbed this honored mummy from
the tomb of the Pharnohs, and have set him up in
public places again to be gased at with more wonder
NJ his resurrection than he ever inspired during his
pamcst DAYS when he and Foster fought on the plains
of Tennessee His friends must feel mournful in
crest as they look upon this relic of hy-gone days
n nd wonder where he has laid his winding sheet and
grave clothes. Grand cmacterc of the deliberations
Of tina. ur;on -conse rvn'ive nntidemocra tic know
nothing-plug gly-national- intensely Amer cnn Boil
timore convention of the enemies Of the Democratic
Party !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

Fsr pl.iTiri Attorney
..l and r..,u-siel - aun0nn'e TX. = VT
li,. rs atauid''e "g bsH''' Ais'"y
pis'agL
sri,s al I, ,,gg VII to :, ,Toos9.r VII y,
r.r u fthe l6ih lll'll usiiai
For ChIrf Justice.
.i,v rIrrri,sON d. 7rsnU ius 6r rr,vlea'
,,-r s.- { Ctitf Jasuss OF Dallas county
r.. "a M fS S'oS T." 80 10" :" suoorpre woUNLEy
..r... -. tiate of gc.slcsuou to the oaro iS's''
r Il lrsous,r..I to punounrc Y, o. Hlc.
,at.- .. Pc !dtic ior ts vaiyo Of SAGg Of Dallas
. .. numcrol. friends, ~. Me autloIised to
OBJ ....r .'f y BEARD ~ "a candidate !oT SAtFL OF
E.r County Surveyor. w
t..s.. .r ianircIu,'ici I? iauoGnc. WILLIAM
o. r... .- candidate tor go-,lrGuon TO the oioe 81
rorC County Treasurer.
....... a and r..aure tot 20 nnuoun'" hlhAN
rt.r- .. il!lac lot tie oisce Of II'af"sr Of I"l'
.,..... I and rr,rcs,cd 10 announce =, ", WIG
.-s-.. ,la,C fag the oGlac Of TreaiH'u OF Dallas
........ q and requested q, arnouuoc EDWARD
.5r r.-..r.. idla'c ur reelection to the Office oil
.....- r,I requested ~ ,nnounce pr. FAM.
r. -.tr.u. 4. ,liatc flr County Trta'uro ior Dallas
gur COun'y Clerk. ..,. ror,, :,
-r I,,c h,r County CLERK, ol Dallas county
-r - .....5.... "a aud requested 10 announce " r.
f..,l,t. Elntc iur County Clerk Of Dallas county
&C.,. ...,.'.a izcd and requested to announce ALIEN
,-,,. , IN, a candidate for County Clerk Of l'l'
....... . md requested IN announce GEORGE
rvl rvs r. . date for Clerk of the County Court Of
'',,-,r'.t -I to announce THOMAS e. WILLIAMS,
.. .s..,- .a.t. .. unity clerk. Of Dallas county
s-.,,Sor and Collector.
Fg..a. ...l and requested 20 announce JOHN H.
r''f'l.- -l i,lrtc 10. the office OF -!sse'S0r and
UoHfrt.- ~ N'.t ounty.
a.. r.at .rI.. md requested 10 Onnoun % JAMES T.
tnlU-IEr m ,udlnn for recollection 70 tic ONE" %
.frtSsr.- a,f "rHrf',r Of Dallas county.
county Gonmi -sion"r. ,.,.
.... ..ul requested to aunnmuc 7. \. VIM
.. .r ..|, n d., Office OF Couity Cu,nmtSyiontr, Of
Dada. .u....-
rarstt .bIs Precinct No. I.
.. .r.r.r zoo. nj requested To announce JOHN II.
rt..... .. 10. 10 for Constable OF Precinct Mol, Dali
i.s n.u"f.
3D.. pv.rr. . . . ,od and requested to snnoun W. i.
vtf.rF ., 4 ito for the Office OF Constable at Pre-
,rt. Tu. q. n.H.- ".. nty.
W..,.r art, -'a.I MI requested to nnnouNcc John l.
lfyI-.i late for The Office 0! Constable, Of Pre-
Hrt N..I, D1.u .a. ntv
Nr 4ra s.tH.rr-i and requested n announce JAMES
s' ..t ldItc for Constable of Precinct No. /,
d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
For sale.

\ WILL 81 40 Iatsra stand, sttA isa la<s 80
EfeysLaslls llsla, N the tosn u HIM
sCNRNE, Dallas oaniy, tbs Dallas aHi r.iss- -
Stage naAa nIsals sisls % lay tAssra s@ni ssal
40 sd l. cali aai eKAlhs sAs propsy AZ shenssises
ssysas- Texas, Nay ., lss0-is;s-s ss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
STRAYED

A large sOrrel HORSE COLI. years old n.
n hind feet white. his under jaw is about IN
one inch shorter than the upper, liberal
reward will be paid for the delivery q said colt
IIRMAN IIiRsH.
Att
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
100000 woRTEE
. r Y GOODS
DRUGS & GROCERIES,
For Sale on Twelve Months Credit.

TNHE undersigned Administrators of the estate Of
l. Nj. Nj. Miller, deceased will offer for sale, at
public auction, at Pleasant Rum in Dallas county,
Texas commencing on Monday, the lth day Of June,
1860, and continuing from day to day until all the
articles have been disposed of-the entire stock of
aid decedent being the largest and best assorted one
ever kept in any wholesale and retail establishment
in the State. consisting of dry goods of every variety
and description for SPRING Summer, Fall qnd Winter,
endless varie of ladies' dress goods, of the latest
style. clothing Of all kinds, boots and shoes, hats
and caps, hardware, tinware and cutlery, carpenters
blacksmiths and timers tools of evry description,
guns, pistols, iron steel and nails, saddley and har-
ness, Household & Kitchen Furniture, of the
finest and most substantial quality, Provisions II
Plantation Supplies Mill-IrOns & Burrs,
Drugs, medicines paints oils window and druggists
glasses, putty, perfumery, &c. SC, &.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
of every variety. large supply of Spring and Sum-
mer goods are just being received.
We will also sell, at the same time and place, an
undivided interest in one-third ofthe
EnwIins' Steam FIouring Mills,
situated in Dallas county, two miles west from Lam
caster. % horse power engine, and all necessary
apparatus for first class steam Touring mill, and
large number Of
Horses, Mules, Cattle 81 Hogs,
TERMS OF SALE All sums under $40, cash. All
sums of $50, or over, ~ months credit
WIN. B. MILLER,
II. X. BROTHEroN,
administrators of
NJ. NJ. Miller, deceased.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
HERE AGAIN.

WOULD RETURN nay thanks 10 my friends and
patrons for their liberal patronage heretofore con-
ferrel, but as past fAy0rs sill not satfee. would
ask continuance II The sAms 81 all those whO may
Wish to preserve their good locks in the Shape Of
viii only remain in Dallas few days. aRd to
any whO may Wish picture sill guarantees salts
sA. GALLEIIER. Artist.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

Ia We are under lruered obligations 70 Ser
stors yfail and Ie-Hl,.iH anJ nc fI1n- John u
Eesgaa, sor csmsuzisaa fa-es
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

R-y@ Tho Opposition Press have denounced 'ne
Texns delegation for Withdrawing from the Conven-
ton will they now haul down the name OF 'eh'
Houston from their mast head and run up the buht-
ing Of Bell? 10 be consistent, they must ignore Inc
power of the convention system, and keep true 10
their first love- or eat their dcnunciations and stick
TO Bell. Time will show how many of these national
Democratic sheets will hold on to Houston, and now
many discard his claims and abuse him roundly, II
he should have the temerity to oppose the regular
Opposition, as an Independent candidate. Gen
Houston will the hollowness OF their pretend
ed friendship, and like Cardinal Woolsey may ex-
claim
NOW feel
ofwhat coarse metal ye arc mouldcd-Envy,
feel heart now opened q, now wrctch''
l. mon ms that hnngs on priMterS NyQrs =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN thai, at the April (ls60)
IL term of the County Court for Dallas Co Texas,
the undersigned were appointed Administrators
OF the estate Of Madison NJ. Miller, deceased.
All perssre having claims against said estate
are hereby requested 10 present the same, prop
erly authenticated. within the time prescribed BY
law, or they viii Be barred
VA 3. MILLER.
H. K BBOruERTON.
r,.il.s Ma cf4f isff q ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
Texas Land Agency,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.
THE subscriber having Thoroughly AeluAnled himself
anIng residence q neaT nse Year, aIlh Weston Tea
The PursL aud sale OF Iand.in N0IiheTn Texas,
on commission Az present the Inducements for Capitalist
ehsTaetrT,
90 AM land business entrusted his sl h thor
OushH attended %. hol H. SUIT,
UIias Texas. Apul "a lsfA-4HW
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
FhYsieians Of panss County.

The Praeieing Physisans II psllss County are 70
spseifully requested 10 HesI At the fesn 81 Dallas
on the nd Aonday II June ext, Tor conference q
matters contested With the profession
MANY PiIisICIANs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

o. Luce = vi. r. b. through the Dillts Herald are
isr3u-a'. % that will be obvious to the Author
pno'Ael viii be pleased To hear from him, and
,op. ID. s l. orsl; to occasionally with
.4Uu,atjpu,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

INRESH Fruits, Preserved Fruits, Dried Fruits
j. Conscrves and Pie Fruits, Mt
W. W. PEAK s. BROS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

<oUNCENIESrsS,
.. rprr1lg ~ AUGUST MINT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

WE keep the only Variety Store in this portion
w of Texas, and anything or everything can al
ways be found at W. W. PEAK y Dho'o'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

N.s-.r.rr.ctt5n FROM John NJ Crockett ESD, has
most r,Dy I.saPpeard from 's,is Office within the
gee. q, ir.. h,n', inability to publish it, this week
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
Rs-unien d De neneo.aoy. I

The kllosins item IS taksA ffeIa The HsaslsA Tel
sgFaPA q Nay Id
address 70 the sauti.sIn seosding pemaoTa's
WAsniNGIoS, Mar ln-!.n address 70 the Soa,h-
ern Dsnesraey, Hhuse Delegations seseiei isoa the
CkarlsstUn Ca, eHli0n, l. ia eoarss 81 PFeP.rA'on
here urging ID, Q, 10 rgs5 past differences and un',s
thsm.slsrs gain Nth the party, IN aAh.ns heui'
nations f0r "a, rpsiisEey ani i'se fIssllsnsy'
a nps,piss. them an acceptable platform, saAIan-
t,sry in lali ths rshl 4 slavery, as demanded ny
,bs Su,h, ,shrTNisr alhs other slaFsheltlng States
Yirsiuis. K,uturky, fsHnrsses, Ne,, will withdrew
fgom The u,suian ani unite themselves With the
seseisEs,
Las,u',,, It i., A, 'Lrin q iy viii PerYals every
heart Al ths lry LA .fhsa,iug the dsssusiuas that
sers forced upn lhy southern Democracy At Charles
ton Such san i.om ,he National nrni0'r'ey n'F'h'
pill in all probability, he jayhy answered. aHiAhap'
~ revival Il rghlly rvlaiioRs he inaugara'ei' me
platform must ts sound Constitutional one that the
South will stand uPon, no ioTkei n'As'! 0ones'h'
meaning one thius here aud another MERE WI" sat
isl, our Southern friends The people want 10 M
meaning plaIirulss, " ssnsssss genen'li'les, but
clear ani distinct eCguiiion Of cur constitutional
rirh,s The Southern democracy have boldly step
red into tie breach ani exposed themselves to en-
spis. Ia fnt And enemies in tie rear and on their
head. f the ,hakss, Of the SIGHT for our rights, our
roultry and orr on. The Democracy Of the South,
With many noble allies from the Whls party, have
lraYsl the storm. driven lack the Northern horde
aud turned the tlde Of irAitOrOus sectional spirit
away iOm our rights, from our homes, aud our con-
s,ltu,ronal privileges, while other parties have
sung their vague songs az emptiness to unOnis, con-
ser,atsm aud other i.Hs Of every Tx under the sun
the Democracy have breasted the waves. horne the
hrunt Of the Storm and suffered tue fierce assault o
the enemy. ard tie ua'si,tl'm oftraiiorous nsu-
taIs The cause Of the South and her Constitutional
rights should he universal, and not confined to the
Democratic party. Tho Democracy have fought
alone the aggressive monster with the ehiyalry o.
Psrseus, while the so-eael OPPOSITION has remained
as passive and unresistins Us AnlrOmela eh'ncl 'c
her surf beaten rock.
We yet have confidence restored from this mcl
gre telegram, that the Northern Democracy vii
come 10 the rescue Of the Constitution and the Union
and helm once more 10 unfnrl the rictois banner
and lead the hosts on TO victory, We viii not des-
n,ir, ~ long as there Is manifested The slightest
.prit orharmony and desire for reconciliation.
Let the Democracy he Reunited Mt Baltimore ana
give us Hunter and O'Conncr," we will win another
triangular race. and even quadrangular one II
another Of the hoary fossils desires to enter the lists
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

|, ARMERS Produce always brings the highest
Il Cash Price, at W. W. PEAK g. BROS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

i.irs9l,s er DIs 1rE RrcIHENr or R,NGEEs--'
md ar,sop 81 the i;h Inst resulting follow
u .. jolr.on oiencl; J. y smith. Lcut.' Coli ana
W Ham p a,-h % ollin, Major.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

TNODACCO and Cigars, of every grade, at
W. w. PEAK g. BROS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
or County Clerk.

E.u.a.. ...l n,d requested 20 Announce JOHN
r''.rF'.- l iidntc 10. the office OF --ssesS0r dn'
D3Hfrt.-, ~ N .t. ,unty.
49,. ,r-nt .rI... and requested 10 nnnoun % JAMES
inlD-Iffr n ,ulilntn for recollection to tie O.hc" o
frsgr... .... d O. YHfT...r of Dallas county.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-21

PRovIs1oNs-Mess Pork in good de-
mand, and prices a shade higher, and
holders asking further advance
Sales of 200 brls at s14 so, and 100 do,
at S14 e. At the close holders asked
S14 75@15 90. Lard is heldat &c. with
good demand at SIC. Green Meats
rather irmer Sales Of 4 800 pieces at
41@48c for Shoulders; 35-I00c for
Sides; and 63@6sc for Hams. Nothing
transpired in Bulk Meats.
GROCERIES Es-sugar steady, with a
fair demand at 6@74c, Molasses is beld
at 28@3Oe, with moderate demand at
the inside rate Coffee in fair demand
at 13@14c.
FLoUR-The demand continues lirni-
ted, and prices irregular: The sales
comprise 200 bris extra at 81 SO; so do.
Pottinger Il Co. Red Wheat at S. 90,
600 do. extra at 81 25; 60 do. Red
Wheat at 81 25; and 100 do Super
fine at 81 90.
WHEAT-The receipts are light and
not much offering. There is fair de-
mand from the millers in the interior at
90@100c for prime Red and White
The local millers are not buying.
CoRN.-The demand is good, and the
market firm, at 33c, at the lower depots
OATs.-The market is dull and heavy
and prices declined &c per bush, closing
at 25c in bulk.
RYE.-The demand is good, and the
market firm, at 55@56c for prime.
BARLEY.-The market is dull, and
prices irregular and lower. The sales
reported were, 600 bush good fall at 73c
900 do prime do at Zoe; 250 do. do. al
Tie $50 do good do. at Csc; 100 do. do
at 69c.
Y.-The receipts are in excess Of
the demand, and the market is dull and
heavy, and prices declined 81 per ton
closing at $13 O0@14 90 per ton fol
fair to prime Timothy in bales on arri.
val ......-... .........
CHEEsE.-The market continues dull
and the demand limited, at Sc for West
ern Reserve; pic for Hamburg; and 1055e
for English Dairy. Sales of 100 boxe:
Western Reserve at &c.
BUTTER.--Prime roll continues il
demand, and the supply light. We
quote prime at l4@15c; common il
heavy at 9@11c.
APpLEs.-The demand is moderate
at 81 40@1 so per brl for fair to prime
Western, and 81 1902 90 per brl 70:
New York.
PoTAToEs.-Th demand is limited
and local, and the market dull at 3O@
35c per bush for prime Ncshannocks OIL
{ arrival.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-21
ere can &c fashions, which they NAV


there can BE fashions, which they may
don, and still be American women
The stories are well written. Crank
Lee Benedict" has an admirable one, of
Barbara Sherborne, Spinster. The
Broken Life" BY "Mrs. Ann S. Ste
ven, is to be continued through the
entire year. The opening chapter is
rich with her peculiar style-and we
predict longer list of subscribers to
Peterson" for 1861.
THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL.
The December number has been re-
ceived, 1t as, as it's name implies, a
record Of Art Literature, Biogra-
ply, Art criticism, and Repository OF
Belles-lettres Literature. It comes to
US laden with beauties and sunshine,
and must find place in every reading
circle. Miss Prescott's S ''Desert Sands, -
in this number, is equal to her Gambler
Gods" which appeared in the Atzuntic
some months since. Her thrilling de-
scription of the desert journey, and the
eart-pathos of woman's love, remains
with US long after the book is closed
The humorous poem of "Poor Wykhofl
Jones" by "Mrs. Meta V. Victor" is
! fine, and is warning, indeed, to those
who would :'do the same" The short
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