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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

The Great Drawback 10 persons emigrAnng TO the
South and Western county Is the lear they have
ofhs Fever and Ague-the most dTef ofa diseases ET-
cry day hear Of attacked the disease and made
helpless in short time without any Of soIding re-
et In new Of the great demand for remedy Dr. Hostel
ter has presented his CELEBRATED STOMACH BIITERs'
whose curative powers for all diseases OF the stomach have
been universally acknowledged The BtleTs, prepared az
ter long experiences aud deep study have received the
eomums OF the eminent physicians sswe as all class
es nom every part Of county. To those who douh
their many virtues all say is TO Try them and Judge
roT themselves respectively,
sold Oy ,ruggs,s and dealers generally everywhere anu
nv W. W Peak bro and d, Il, Thomas Dallas, Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

GRE,r INFLUX or CHILDREN INTO TExAs.-Last
week here past through Dallas in one day two COM
pgue Of emgrants from the State Of Arkansas, con-
bistng In all Of six families, having six OK wagons
aud Some live stock. These two companies Travelled
separately, the first having sersnieen children, and
the other tpsnty.frs, all under the age of l6. 1t
was yingular spectacle, and one that attracted uni
vcrsa attention. Texas bids fair to become popu-
lous State, with such people to add to her numerical
strength.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

re- We regret to say that unfortunate difficult
ty occurred last week, near Lancaster, between two
yogug men, belonging to company Of KS @. c. s"
route f,r some point farther South in which one Of
then ras shot aud killed. His name Scott, and
lived in Arkansas. The young man who killed him,
was esident we believe. Of Bowie county, in this
stare. lie was tried before Esquire Lavender. and
hsld to bail In bond Of $780, We are not informed
Of the particulars. and therefore cannot give them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

Mr. s. LIcn, Hyde Park, VI, writes ;-"Tha tho hoFs"
was considered worthless, s ease was spavn bnl since
he free OF the Mustang Lnmen, have sold h Tor
$3.50 cash Your Eminent has been doing wonders up here
40 BRoAp STREET, PnLAprlriIA, PA
EuRcrJ "In lifting the kettle from the IRE II became
unmanagcabc tilted and scaldcd my hands very So
ycrcy. almost crisp. TWAS an awnh sight The Mus
tang Eminent appeared to extract the pain 1t healed rap
idly, without soreness, and len no scar OF account
Truly yours, "ClIARLEs FOSTER"
souh Language a this is but the natural echo
wherever this article is used This Lnment n,'pcnS'
bic planters aud of horses and mules Mr. John
Daniels Montgomery, Ala sold slave for $500 who was
raised nom usclcssness by this Lnimcnt Every "n'
lily should have BE very particular and enquire Tor the
Mustang Linmcnt and take no other.
SOLD by I'LL dealers throughout North and South Ameren'
Europe the Islands OF the Ocean, for 20 cents 90 cents
and 81 w per bottle. ., , NAM, ~, yJ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
Important to Scattering Men:

pIHlApRIPIIN, VCt III I6O5
Dr. VI. Jackson-Dcar Sir sailed from this port in August
last barque eindeer" of which am Master with crew
ten bound Havana. As knew that the Yellow Fever
was raging with virence in that city, and had heard oil the
the bter in preventing the attacks OF that terrible
seas. provided myself with supply of 1t. Before reaching
my port commenced the administration of the btters regularly
to ali board On reaching Havana, found number u ves
.els in the harbo among which the Fever
hitting board three of them not soul was lett
aive-te had carried of ALL Naturally great alarm pre-
vailed am happy say that with the exception Of Of my
men who deserted in Havana have all back safe and
sound-not having been attacked. believe fOof-
land. German Riticrs be excellent medicine, and
satisfied its suary effects preventive OF Yellow Fever
MS 1t is very unusual thing for vessel with persons on
the island OF Cuba in August September and re-
turn without the loss OF at least portion Of her crew
GEO. w ALLEN,
Master Darquc Reindeer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
~, We are pleased 70 say that handsome banner

81 We are pleased to say that handsome banner
viii ls presented by the ladies oil Dallas to the gal
aul Rangers Of this county previous to their dspar-
turt icr the wllds Of the West As gallant gentle
msa nd brave soldiers, We feel assured that thew
sill appreciate this compliment from the fair ladies
% sur own and county, who are thus willing to re-
pard ,heir yalOr in advance, knowing that with the
Dallas boys there is no such word as "fsil,"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
srArE OF TIxAs,
CousrY on KAuFsAs,


To he SAsrif Of KsuflaH couaty, G,siiag'-
NlThsrsas, Melissa l. ehss shs Rs.'s "a shs ssniy q
w kaufman, Al4 STATS q TrN-s has hks sF lt a IA me
District " sai enly aglns. AadTes H. ., Nc ai
yoIcs aIsgiK la, slr ina aTsd 9Th the sail iNs y, ~
The lat dAy III NayelT lss snl thai ihe lsh dzy II
ysnber lss6 hs IN hrr an s Ia tsiai II sl~isions hI
aud has nol TvaTns hsgd v had Any eaETss.ssgf 4
eonnseii0R with hF iom ,ees h'i.o bat has shol isi
and refused protest. dgfnd support ehFisi rP'es 20 d
charge the duties Of husband toaad hF iE l u hTss
yssTs and prays 0T diss0a0l u the boEds Of snony
isnE between lhs r aud general Ts aud cath hlv
lag been las directs that the r,isnes q the de-
fsnishi 10 unknOwn.
You are therefore commanded 70 summon The aid Andrew
Ches making publication q this citation In the Dallas Herald
newspaper pub,hsi In the eoan Of Dallas the nsaTss. ean
" 10 this nssspAper pablishsdl T Tour successive
weeks previous day q this process % AZ
The ne term a the District Court a Kaufman eoany 10 b
hOea Courthouse Ia the losn q Kaufman the llh
Monday amer the lsi Monday March lsoo thea and there 70
plaintiffs petition, u shsh tins est0A contains
witness, ,. 7, Rsysl, Clerk q the DlsiHe, cOar,
(su..N % kaufman county, uiEen under my hand and
| Seal q once At kanman this Iih day q April, A.
wv D, 1850, 1T RAiRL, Clerk,
Game to hand the day Issued aud executed By ordering
puheAiiOa 10 the DALLAS Herald F faI Successive weeks this
ih DAY a April ls60 5, u, GIBns shsrn CO.
ilisl j. J, CANADA, Depnty,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

ba5- A fine rain fell on Saturday night. attended
with thunder and lightning, proves very beneficial
to tho rowing crops aud PrOPOrtiOnably raises the
eIpesations Of the farmers We learn that the corn
crop Is looking we'll. not having been materially in
jgred ~ the late ffOsts We pleased to say that
the wheat is no, damaged by the cold as feared
sooa after the three cold nights two weeks ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
Administrators Notice.
Final settlement.

4 DAWDY, administrator of the estate OF w.
N. H. Shelton deceased has filed in my Office his
final account current with said estate, together
with his petition praying for final discharge;
This is therefore to notify all persons interested
to come forward at the next term of the County
Court Of Dallas county, to be held at the Court
House in the town Of Dallas, on the last Monday
in April. 1860. and contest the same IL they think
proper.
By SED. iT Lsws, Deputy Clerk
Dnllas. April 81. 1861. ~ g
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
From D. Richardson, q the Galveston Ncws.l

GALVESTON, Texas Sept. 70, 1863.
Dr. c. NJ 'acsonDear SIR You suggested t, me before
leaving Philadelphia tn take few bottles Of your rrs along,
as preventive against Yellow Fever which Is now raging here
and in New Orleans did and used 1t free on my route
home accompanied by several TEXANS who also took II
as prescribed having had the fever except myself All
passed through New Orleans without being attacked by the cpl
enic Of them whom have since attribute their
escape great to the Of Your excellent SPECIFIC
From have heard from other sources and my own expert
en- hesitation In saying believe Ooflnds German!
Bers an excellent article fer the prevention of Yell Fever and
many diseases peculiar the South taken in time and as
directed Yours truly. D. RICHARDSON,
Editor and Proprietor Of the Galveston News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
Pressler,s New Map Of Texas.

fu q thsss spe naii maps, complied b. Charles w,
sssisr Ch DIsaghlsasn q hs General Land once a. Aas
pa kaulifay eo0red and Isrs dssigned expressly ~
rtlu ICONS sale At the Herald Of
ace Poe Is So Casa Is ADMITTED By all that this the
~ 81 nap u TEXAS Paelshei fhoss wishing one
81 0ali n early, as there are bal ie~ on hand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~~~~~~~~~~~<>~~->--- 100000
Bic Ross, yisIasDT Co, fsxls, fss- 10, lseo
Dg j. u. hlSgIs-DsG SH;-ths 10 70 certify, thai lave
lsa y0ar sxlci0ranl IN family u ehdea N ala e-sss
Ho0pns coazh shieh 4elsi like charm asa s4s smfsi
silh he Lssf c0npisnl aset yoaT Lssr rus All H. H.
fsa psElselly sonnt. -
ioaIs shh uach ssiEeml j. u fhti'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
An Imporinnt Hem 10 the Survivors of the Lnte

An Important Hem to the Survivors of the Lnte
War with w "xicO.
LANCASTER C. H., S. c., May u, 1896.
Dr. Jackson-Dear Sir: After return from Mexico. was
seriously afflicted with that terrible which has carried to
the grave many my fellow soldiers, Chronic Dnrra hc
companied with Neuralgia brought by the climate OF Mexico
and the Of living while engaged in the war The relief
have obtained rom the of uEOoland- dsrrmnn Bit-
tcrs, astonishing aud most chceuy have aud stil con-
tinue To recommend all who similarly all cted
believing benefit that will result from their use will be
incalculable. Very Respectfully Yours
X. G DIDLINGS, Late Lieutenant
OF Company C, Palmetto Regiment, s. e. Volunteers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
MARRIED.

On the morning Of the 18th instnnd, at the resi-
lence of the brides father, by the Rev. JAMES A.
Smrn, Mr. S. A GALLAHER and Miss AGNES
THOMPSON, both of this county.
Our warmest wishes for their happiness and pros
pcriy, attend the amiabe couple. May years of I'M
Interrupted happiness crown their journey through
) life with every joy that welded life can give.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
THE STATE OF TEXAS, !
&c.,. -. nhn


To The Sheriff Of Dallas County Grsef'ng
WHEREAS En-. -Coombes, administrator of
w the estate of Joseph Chatham deceased,
has filed in my Office his final account current, to-
gether with his petition praying for final dis
charge, This is is therefore, to command you to
cite Samuel Graham, William Graham, Joseph
Graham, NJ. II. Graham, VIM. Russell and Cath
arine Graham, who are non-residcnts OF tins
State, by publication in the Dallas Herald,
newspaper published in the county and State
aforesaid, for four successive weeks, to be and
tn ne held at the Court House in the town OF Dali
las on the last Monday 1.-THE SOth day. of April
1860, and show cause, if any, why such partit on
and distribution should not be made Herein
fail not, and due return make US the law directs
Given under my hand and seal of the
SEAL County Court of Dallas County, this
wv second day of April, a. D.. 1860.
w. X MASrEN, c.c.c.D.c.T.
By GEo. W. LAWS, Deputy Clerk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

From Rev. John Berg, of the Baltimore True Union
DR.. NJ. Jackson-ear Sir: Your OOHnnds German
deservedy popular and believe calculated to re-
move u host of " the ills which flesh is heir to- w ~
Yours Truly, JOHN BERu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

sS- See advertisement Of DIR, Sanford's Liver
Inyieorator in the columns Of tins paper,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
HOOFLAND'S
RAESANEC CORDIAL

Will positively COughs Colds, 1nuenLa Crdu oarst
ness Bronchitis, Whoopng Cough DarrhGa Diseases OF the
bowels arising from cold Incipent CONSUMPTION, &c
These Medicines prepared only by DR. D. jackson GO
AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists and Deal
ers generally. Price rs cents per bottle.
lr Our Every Body's Almanac" given away by all our
agents. certificates from wekuowu people in all parts
Of the country. Get one. - -
yor sale by W. ". PEAK BRO, BALLAST NJ. NJ MILLER,
Pleasant Run; W 7. FERGUSON Fort Worth; T. J. LESTER,
BiriylIe, aud SWEAT q TURNER. Naxahache l3s:lyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
Issued April ID. 1860.
GEO. W. LAWS, Deputy Clerk.
LAND FOR SALE.

TINE following tracts of lind are offered for sale
l. title fully guaranteed.
1900 ACRES, granted to D, n Burke by as
i lOO signee B. F. Smith, situated in Limestone
county, on Big creek.
900 ACRES, granted to J. Gordon by assignee
CAO Hiram G. Runnes, situated in Dallas CO.,
ON Cedar Bluff creek.
900 ACRES, granted to John D. McLord by as
CAO signee Hiram G. Runnels, situated on South
Cedar Bluff creek
900 ACRES, granted to II. Odel Cor Henry
ClO Odill,) by assignee Hiram G. Runnels, sit
uated on South Cedar Bluff creek, in Tarrant co.
cA0 ACRES, granted to J. Bridgeman by as
O4O signee, situated on South Cedar Bluff creek,
Tarrant county.
For particulars apply to HAL G RUNNELS,
Tpncbbury Harris county Texas 81 3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LlsAAENl'
is eoeStensye with the civilization Of the Glohe Other a
ees claim To Alleviate pain and dlslress-ths su's' fa
ly Physicians Government Hospitals Farers Planters
Farmers, Liyerymen se,, have practically demonstrated
this fact throughout the world No article ever before reee
we'd such undivided praise and support from Medical anu
eientjle men
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
NEW YORK CARDS.
FORD'S
LIVER INVIG0RATOR.

TT ~ compoundcd entirely from gums, and has
become established mct, standard Medicine, known
AMI approved by all thai lhRNo used IT, ami is NOW 10.
suItcdo with conhdenc. al III the diseases for which
Is recommended IT
Il has cured thOusandSl -lEihin the last two years
who hl given up all hope lnf relicL the numerous
unsolicited ertihcatcS In my r,,lpnsscSson show
The dose must he adapted '0 the temperament Of tho
Individual taking t. anil US % Il ia such quantities rs 10
gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates of yonIl Judgment guide You IN the
use OF the IINERI lZNIGORATOR, and il
will cur" Liver Com <Inlnints, bilious At
tncks, Dyspepsia. -lChronic Dinr,hen,
~ IN mrr com An nints, Dyscntc.
~, prepay, sou W stomach, HRbitunl
Costir"n"-s Chol.l OIr, Cholera, ChoIe-
rn Horbus, Ctoicrn -llnfnnium, Eintu-
icnce, und &C.. SlF q ni n e Wrnknrss-
-, and may b" used sue D rsstuy ~ M Oriinu-
ry Fam Mcdi llrinr. Il will cure SlCK
~ " ID A u Oi'l 0l'hOusunls cen tcs,fy,l In
twenty M M tcs III Otw three n u
spoonfals nrc ta IL -rl"n NJ commencement OF
attack. W
All who use IL nrc giving their testimony
IN It's favor.
Nix water in the mouth with the lnyi.orni tor,
aud swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
RuEUMATIsu

OF years standing has been totally cured Piles Ulcers lu
mors Running Sores scroa stn JOINTS felon' s"ehgs
Burns Bites Bos, Chaps Neuralgia Salt Nheum ana q"
aches and pains upon man. kindred complaints upon
usnnsRs CATTLE Ar,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

books AID sfafionsry, a large stock, az
ID ~. rrAK l-.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
HORSES, CATTLE 4
VNLU.nLE HORSE SAVED:

such as g.bone, gall, scratches SPAWN pol'ev '"e
hool.a 49,. arc subdued and cured by the npsi'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-23
MANY VOTERS.
THE NEW STATE Capitol


lhe ashing,on correspondent of the IJfcr.
c"h writes rs follows in relation to the designs
for our State Capitol in Columbia, which huye
been proposed by II. X. BnowS the artist.
"ATISGT"S March 1I.-Thc design of H. X.
BROWN lor the pcdimert of the new Capitol of
Houih Carolina Is exciting general admiration
In the centre IS n female figure representnr
LIE STATE, wearing the graceful garments Of
classic ages aud bearing in her right hand nm
owe branch. while single star surnlounts
her noble head. In the background are the
rising sun and the palmetto tree, while on either
hand are the "Supportrrs.' The firur. of
Justice, her right han. leaning On a sword.
while her left holds the scales, is extremely
fcictnus
lhe figures on either side occupyinp the
constantly diminishing space until The cxtremi-
Ties are reached, tyrify the industry of the
Statc. On one side negro men are cutting and
bniing rice, under the observation of Il noun.
ted overscer, while one fellow is stretched ont
asleep, his head on pile of sheaves. On the
"ther Side ncgr0s are picking cotton. q bale of
which two rusty fellows are handling. The
hgurcS of the negr"s are excellent, DISPLAYING
'"e,f race an marked contract with the refined
and intellectual figures of the central group of
the Anglo Saxon race. The artistic barmonv.
the conveyance Of a harmonious idea-"The
State;' the exquisite proportions; the inimita
ble anatomy, aud the vigorous execution of the
whole Pe'lIIncnt, makes 1t far-very far above
any similar decoration in the country. Works
oi TINS description are to n single statue as his
toHc paintings TO n portrait and in this eDic
IN marble Mr.. BRowN has produced a master
piece capable OF exciting and ,justiyirg the
loi,iest admiration.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-23
OBITUARY.

DIED on the l5tb inst, at the residence y,
William G. Moore, Of our village, JESSE s
ADAMS, n native of Abbevile District.
The deceased was in his 10Th year; was born
ana reared i'll our District, and might be said to
constitute fnir specimen Of the substantial
yeoihhhry oil our country. He WAS plain
blunt man III all Of his intercourse with his
icii"" man. n" cnncealing of sentiment; was
well known to his ncighhors and appreciated ne
belonging to the ofd school of hospitaty-whch
was only understood by those who met him under
ms own vine and fgree, where the true spirit OF
hospitality is displayed.
lie was member Of the Presbyterian Church.
'no"s'i no enthusiast upon the subject of rrli.
s'"n. i's gradual decline for many years had
warned him that his pilgrimage on earth was
soon to end. lie had lived his three score v.,r,
and ten, the days allotted to man on earth
Death Death was therefore no unexpected messenger
Inc world and it's jeer he had in measure dis.
caried, and those who once knew his viyacious
spirit, could discover that his thoughts and con-
VcTSation were upon death and eternity
week before his final sickness set in. his
ascd consnrt spoke to him Of max ing some nddi-
ton to his wardrobe. 81 heve sufficient cloth.
ing, snid he, t. to last me the few DAYS have Il,
spend with you-I only need one white and spo,.
less suit to meet my God in" 1t will be a con.
ISOLATION 10 his absent friends and children to
Know That upon his death bed he gave evidence
that his garments had been washed white. ole
was not AFRAID TO de- not afraid to meet his
y on. We invoke the special blessings of
Heaven upon her whom he leaves to mourn his
'oSI' May this afiliction prove g in mercy sent"
ana may many days of christian serenity be ad.
de' +" her ycars, and may her setting sun he clear
and cloudIess
EDJE&D
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-23
(cOMMrNiCATED)
Masonic Female College, Cokesbury,

1hr. Editor ALLOW me- through your col
umns to inform the friends of this Furnishing
institution that special efforts nre now being
made to establish Library for the use of its
p'phs' We are persuaded that many individuals
!" this. and the ncghboring Districts, have
upon their shelves, works Of interest and value,
"hici1, having been read and laid usde, could
e"s''y be spared for this important purpose. We
ieel assured, also. that there are manv of our
friends. who from deeper interest in our Col
'es"' would send us donations in money for the
purchase OF such standard works us are indis-
p""sa''e to every good Library. We now in.
VIE Their assistance nnd cooperation.
We are prepared to receive contributions
elmer in books or money for our Colicge Librarv.
II Books, send us such works as young ladies
may read with pr"priey and profit; if bu. n
single volume send It. If money, however
small the contributions be assured it wiIlbc thank
'"'} received and usefuy applied
Works suitable for Sunday School ar, olso
wanted rs we have Sunday School upon the
general plan Of the American Sunday Scbool
C"'"n connected with tl,e College An packages
directed to Rev. Mr.. Williams or myself, care
OF NJ. Strauss. Esq, p. NJ, Cok.sbury, will be
duly acknowledged.
Respectfully,
Is. JOHNSON, Presidssk
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-23
GUANO AT THE soUTH

lhe introduction of guADo into the Southern
States hasgiven marked impulse to agricul.
ture IN that section, within the past twelve
months; and earnest attention is now being
directed, not only to the opening of new lands
Tor cultivation, but to the reclamation of old
and worn.out tracts.
The South has long been convinced of the
necessity Of reform in its agricultural system
aud experiment has proved to them that cuano
is to render important service in effecting it..
Planters have heretofore shown disposition
to exact too much from the fertile soil of the
South, or rather, to depend almost wholly upon
It's patoral n oducti veneos, instead Of aiding it
in;its annual tributes by tillage aud the employ
ment OF fertilizers. When long use had oc.
casioned dininution Of the crops, the deficit
wis made up by the addition of more acres
emo At last the lands were altogether aban.
dohed Tor new ones. Thus we find in Virginia
and other States. large areas of waste lands
that were once highly productive farms, and
for like reasons We hear of Florida planters
recently abandoning desirable locations in that
state, Tor more fertile tracts in Georgia. In
New England, on the contrary, vastly inferior
."nu nns oeen mace 70 yield rgenerous tribute
10 me farmer oy deep Flowing, rotation of
crops: and the use of rich fertiizinr agents :.
and the same farms may have been Worked for
century. '''
Al last, however. the South has taken mn
Tue subject in earnest The comparatiy civ low
Price OF American guaDo. which Ia Gut two.
tnirds that OF ihe Peruvian, and deemed mora
sSaluatie, places it, within the means Of ali
several eargoeshave already been landed At
S0a %s ahern ports. and found Immediate sais
s.us %nsfevss gaano has been tried. Ae results
eropsper acre being more than .dopbla s'a tho. o.
;ss Where none was usea. The introduction af
rich fertilizers must ultimately prove Of ;nn.,,D
aei. lao e. benefit TO the South, not Only 81 enhsns.
.ssi.n1,a nH aiSs o. ..a lends snd nctsssing its
deficiency Of iabore:s which b felt there ~
~ the same number Of field hands can prodnea
double the quantity Of cotton, it Is in effect u.
creasng the feld.force in like ratio. ~