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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
no So advertisement Of mr.. Hsnferd'. Liver
Invixernser. In tho eolums Il ihis PAPER

NM We call tho attention cfoar readers 10 an af'i'
Gle ADVERTISED In another column. called hIeop foop
II l. an entirely new discovery. and must not 10 con-
founded with any ofthe numerous patent medicine.
ofthe day. II Is food for ne Need, ALREADY prcared
for alsorscn pleasant TO the taste and natural IN
action, and what ono gains he ialns Le' all 'hose'
then Who are suffering from poverty, inrnriy, or de-
nelonry Of bio and consequently with some chronic
disease 90 amcnt take of this nlcop foop and he re-
stond 10 health. We notice that tho druggists In
Galveston have received supply Of this article and
also Of the world-renownei Dr. Eaieas IAvaiis Cor
dial. which every mother should have. II 10 said 10
contain no parcgorio orIaie Of any kind whatever,
and Of course must bc Invaluable for all inniis COM
plants Il also saId that will allay all pain and
saan tho gurns In process Of iesihins and at tho
same time regulate the bowels. Lot all mothers aud
nurses, who have endured anxious days and aleepiess
nights, procure supply and be at once relieved.
r1- Sec advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMMON sESsE rules ,hs nsass of tho people,
shs,-srr the n,snaasd and n,isanthras philosopher
NAY say 10 the csuirry. shes them sod thing
~ il. rnssiis ~ el4rl, deiaensir~issnd they vii
mol hesitate 10 she Il il,er iaesi eTiai patronage
The masses hase alrs..iy raiih~l Tho jsagnsns 81
physician, oonceTnilns the VIRTUES II ie-leisers BIT
lsrs a. nss L. Ia hr iminsn'e quantities "iih''
nsdislns that snns,ally rsi ins'ey ssiisn eish
land. II is non r~ssnissi as sr~'iy silsfieF :" All
other nmciie- yet devised hr dis~ss "Iihe aisestiw
organs sash as Diarrioea. pssnieiy. DYSPEPSIA and
Coz tho various issrs thai aFiss h,n drohsensni q"
ih,e partition. - the system. iosle''crs name 4 "a
plily leco,nlng household sos. nom hains 10 Tex
as, ifon. the shorrs ofihe Atlantic 10 tho fAen' ip
tho aItise. and he saiisnei Sold b, All druggists IN
ns-sss advertisement In another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
NOTICE.

X HAVE this day sold oht my interest in
II the Arm Of Jones 4 Wright, to +. w. Dun
away. W. X, WRIGHT.
Dallas, Texas, Nov. 8, 1860.
The coparthership heretofore existing be-
tween us, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All indebted to us, will set
tic with s. S. Jones, he being the only one
authorised to settle tho business.
JONES g. WRIGHT.
Dallas, Nov, 8, 1860.
\ The bnsincsswill be continued by
JONES \ DUNAWAY.
Dallas, Nov. 5, 1860. e--4t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

i, y 3 p <, ,,sa,on 6au,,lr- greai,nq.
g t &c nsrsg gss,,n i "a
arc hsrspy ri, s''i' faIc ElisLa Alrx-
fie''y &, y .,.,'. sm;ta ],v l,axiu,
ms VII n, Iis his
neNspal'ss XIV s,crsss;vc wcak
Vonn' (, ~, hss:.te NE District Cous'l, ,ta
n ~ ho' apg * and iar Denion o,nsy III flle
at' '''.s Nm ,;,s. anday "a
ars ,,'''a,S 5sa;1 t,,sn and there q answyss
',' ss ,'s,;;;on 81 Samuel a. Atclitsor,, ! "a,
now on filc in said Court 5fie ol,lcs! arg =.
g gana sea;rsf the said Hcray Il s.nish, %
s,',T IS &, ,n.6n,is.lo II El,tes, Ses; an
ttt,itxeted ~ The saia Henry F. Snlitlisa WE
s.ss 4. IND, n ~ ,s Mo IN ts,
mst INK Isl "a ssallc - 5icei@ sisl,f d q
~. i l,;,t & 50 ..seslis ssr S.sssl ote
e ,.,1sn W n ssth i,s psxabie an de-.
,,,s,,'t 81 ph;lib ilcrli or ORDER toy
s.. viii, interest ttclatspu g..sls.;,s -
ls2s.s ~, y, ~ si'sSip IiS't y de'
W. 80 ~ with ihseFSst slselfcn, frolr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
rnnIir AInrIINa.

We are requested " large number Of
The rillssns Of Dallas Cogniy, TO say that ON
SATURDAY next melting viii be held In the
coar, fioase in Dallas for he purpose Of
taking into eehsilsxa,ica nc course thai
Texas shaald pursue in ihe event Of the cleo
tipn ofIlnsoin "a he Presidency, We most
eArnessly request lIaisscry freeman of the
County should h. pFs'sei aai Isriisipais in
lhe meeting.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

NILI&@ &Ut <I'f Fl.
rAkks AT ssa ,.,s.,s ~. s. 4
..las s.lile ll-sks. .teui 10 A-ri. A'<1, ~f<. y.
T. sis ID 81. toini, sIt1-i-<i y - 49, VII
noRsk slih "a s.I t<i-r .nd !. n.r'' .'s '''
~ "a Az, s-la htss iaf- ,ls 49, "a 4 s s,
hsfoIs John scafia<k. -, one sske u o>hN-ens
nj silh ss,ns shils .i,as Nj. hank, the .ihsF I'D
snd shile sI<<klsd, rsfAsr darker e.aor -A.ni 'hs
~. tbs ..ks ssaslsr; 18th n.Eksi andsfsioi< on
lis rishi All uadsT itii eFel IN Tho M s~r s1rh
.loat " s4ars id bIanifi nzuTe Ia clIsie.-
Slii nd "a has "a rolan.na sized teii
IAhEN " u isn.e< te@tss and erfssei t<iole
Jslnes N Brnaeil, f>.l., one RED ~ Az On, n@lk'
"a sn4ios isk IA tbs riEht ear unde.stnle IN tbs
in, tbs roini u his lfs hofa tfsksn IN no brands
IsIsrisabls, .teaI ye-ss eiai @Ips.hsia a "a
J.Iass NJ, Bennril. k~l ono WORK OK, nssiis
shis Nth I'D hsindis risi his hefas dsszIsd ase y,
maIkei ssallss bEk in tbs icn al snd .'dsi.it IA
lhr right, sleal ~ ss-lseid spanish h'ai'a ar-
Irais 4 al s1n
'fAkES ar ~ Jau,os nafsen snd esinysi i-faFe
J. L. saith, k<l. = salaii hIssn AAhh AuLk, nane
And taii rui rle auf or years CHI sl>rish brand;
appraisal Al saa Ala. one i4y spanish NtLk fu-
~, spanish brand ga the I'm hip, marked spiii IN
the In ar; appraised al -. As elie sofrri rian-
III MI III Pony, sI.snish hFsnd GA both hips three
alile kal aud laid 1re arpraiei atsh
TAKEN tf ~ fhaiass Nsadlns aud esigsei he
hai lon aud both hind hel white, Supposed 10 h. an
1nilan pas. ahsai "a hands high, yrArs old AZ.
.praissdais $50 Aiso sysarling hAhkAuLk.a hay,
0EoRGE W. LAWS. @ c, O. .c,L
Ilallas. kug. "A. iklli G-il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

A big rock has fallen from the roof u the
Bereen New Jersey, Tunnel. u Was SAD
feet long, forsy feet wide. one hundred ise'
deep--in all about thirty cable s.nas'
This will cause delay Of about two months
IA the tunnel Nesk. II was amy 'hihs su'
a sind-fall' 10 the eoniraciois
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

Al the residence of u. A, siaylen, Dallas
county, Texas, ON the .',h oss'epsl ieo,i
Of nseuio- membFanous-etonr ALL ~ ~
ssn Of q EORGR W. aud X STEVENSON
arei two years. lie was good iiuie boy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

Majority Tor Breckenridge and lane, 59l
total vote IN August last, 0I.
Majority for Comptroller Johns, S7i.
IL viii thus be seen That lie fusion ole
mept made better run than The opposition
IN August his hg lae, nare-up Of mn I'M
sempalpns party, whosc days we're number
ed IN August, and whose reiaeins we're al
lcntly Inferred on she 0iA " November
lei.them rect in peace.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

rhsre Is = spane nsn n-.aei Asst Rails
A Rea's fart sho nss secent'f s'ei'eeA ~
sAsss ,l.e<-, All shss sLsSe s.sass' sf@ltei,
and lcn for dead b. the kissa Indians, bat
Who afses~ ards ssfaiaed his cone BUSINESS
And walk "A ihis,y-ise miiss 20 a place Of
safety and sneear. lie has NOV nearly re-
covered, bu, has ss.ly swo icsks Of hair ieI'
upon HE head. ss all the rest MAS taken
with the scalp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
.IrnR nANNFn i.nrlINcr.

Mesquite Peeluvi has covered herself
with glory There Npfr 30 votes pclled aI"i
not one of ilfan ei,ea to he Fusion Mes-
quite has fAirls won tlr lilo Of the Tenth
Legion Of Dallas county. long may she
enjoy the honorl
We Give the entire gois 81 this county al
the se0uesl oC SOME o. cur blends
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
prxs,gY 81 II y,s,l3. b, IA rHEs ]Ny1!'p
SrAIEa. SoIna. ~ AZ lis 9les2o " ]1

Dt,xs,g.Y ~ II slptA \: IN {Fi{Ez 4 ;sp
ST II 81 .solps Sf Dc n Q)6sed Ry,1l}Q
census ait Thar the iss cSi1s4e.
are MA. "a ,,e,stse ~ VI states,
/ Fs,, bss.lsl ~
N y; s5ss ~ nv
M " i XII KoEs II ID lib 6outllsestl
mo Il tssRs Az tisy' q density 81
;.boGs slxtssen I'D Me Allppi e mile III
IKE density IL ~ n 9rway, which
,nrc ille lcist g,1p ions I ~ ~ Ei'ropcan
ssatcs iLe United States would have forty
'iveusillipns 81 iniiabitants Win the Den =.
4.ity cf RrisSin, over eighly millions with
.hat5of spain, two hundred millions 81
France, ire liiinalrd nsillions Of Britain,
Xix hundred and ST. mil ion Of Belgium,
eleven l,s.nilfcd ald city millions.
In pepulalion, lie United States is prob
ably exceeded enSy w four q the European
Powers, hamely BsisstN tria, France,
and ilie british Elnpirc IN EUROPE II is
nearly or qiliic tHice as popaous as Prns-
Ala, Spain 'at 'frs5kt. and Is equal to the
aggregate population of twcns y-four out Of
liIc tliifty-seven states cf Europe Rich
mimi iis9dtef
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21


OuR RAiIRu ap.--We were much gratificd
10 learn. hat Capt. :. u Pralis the contrac-
tor ioy Plat portion W orr road from Jcf-.
ferson 10 Moore y Lalding, arrived in our
city On Sunday last and We werestill more
gratiiicd Ia lSli@y tbnt M Monday, the 29th
Of October, a ast Nlaiiday, tho ,rork sras dc-
nally comniseee9. Some 2Oor25nblc bodied
laborpls nnGef the superintcr,dance Of Mr..
Ward. The Timber CGntractorfo for this route
wcfe placcd on the S-dadon that dayi and
we arc assufed-tllat by next Monday, there
will be Il l0iUe &c T5pSer engaged in "slay-
ING the giania Of The sforcst,o' and thai,
in d few days lhereSj tes, Htil larger force
WILDE engaged ~ are moi personally ac-
auaintei withsCppt Pratt, but wo are as
suycllsby tlosc whs dalknow him, that nc 70
4 safc. reliable And active business man,
fn,ly undefstaniling the nature and charac-
ter'of Railsaaa bfilSliag. We hope, there
foro,stha we ma. nnvc srch n concert q
acti6nand harmony Of feeling among our
,,eol,ge, that this great enterprise may go
tsi,rayely on, until IN .tho practical dement's
iiat Il, sst result fromits early and speedy
comiiIctiai " hi NJ wa m n W say there
fore, let rs all la,f9 81 IVY rag hand and y
,,ot only Sai, wv he eloie 5ier-
I'D a,sd (lqsetfas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

The Greatest Inducement in Dallas!
ERIC WESTER
VATOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Dallas 4 vicinity. that no has, In
connection with the
BARBER BUsINRss,
Received, directly from tho large Importing
Houses in New York, a general
Assortment Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Consisting Of the
Best White Linen BOsOlns
Marsailles Shirts,
McrinoS aud Cotton
UNDER SHIRTS &c ORA WERS,
Hosiery, Glores Crarats,
BYRON AND STANDING COLLARS,
Sill 3. Clifton Umbrellas,
WHITE LINEN SILK POCKET HdNDR' CHFs.
Gemfiemcn's Ebony, s,rord 4 Hickory canes,
Gauntcts suspcndcrs, &C., &C. Also for the toilet,
PERFUN6HRY.
Extract Hair Oil & Cologne Water,
Fancy Fcrfhmcd Soaps,
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE AND
CdmpJelTs Iyaihbie Hair Inpigorator,
SHAVING SOAPS,
EluERSON,S RAZOR S1ROPS,
Shaving, Tooth @ Nail Brushes,
Cloth, Hair and Shoe Brushes,
FINE IVORY TOOTH COMBS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
Dallas Female School.
Miss ]. e. Wilcox,
AT THE MASONIC HALL,

VNILL open n School for the Education
w Of Young Ladies and Youths, COM
mcncing on Monday, June 26th. n compe-
tent Assistant will be employed, if needed.
TERMS:
Primary Department, per month, 81 90
intermediate Department, oO
Higher English Department, w
No deduction made except in cases of
pro,racted illness.
TRUSTEES
a w GUESS. s. b. PRYOR,
A. Nj. MOOItE, q. w. BAIRD,
]. w. SMITH, A. w. MORTON,
i. w. HUNT.
Dallas, Texas, June 9th, 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

cA0, or 700 bushels Of wheat for sale
"Ut IN accommodation trims ~ ny
r1.'.,.t.tt = nitt. I..,fft ~ Hs4las
1fi.4si r--.||1...l.l u Fla1 Innlts In
ortrI n 4. ". 1in1| - I,ri|< - = lfs ~.
e. |,-t1 Hl@f
s..1.| = AKA -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

~ sie aanuef Of lhs i.enes Star u Texas
n ave- IL ,he btsese, ,iis iaeFllinss from The
top of he courl nouseia his PLACED
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

fEEst.. s.--erftt E7iiain: Which en-
t...'-set. catstfldis flibf sscfinc hands
t<er II'r lraefiean fksot p he tctn-
ii,.tf. Ii,c ssac rafgl4 - i|.f North
i'th ~ .nit l'ssielifti ft-> aver he
dts.f n I'D s.a,t i-tFi. y .ais 8 r'ih
..IIta.s 4 |'.f|t| 4ftf z-1tt t9Il-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

ss-A,,enfion 10 Invited toihsaisefiisrmunt Of pr.
4 n na.kin' - Celebrated Southern fanli, Medicines
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

LOST,
I'm the Fair Grounds, the DROP off, hair
" EARRING. Itis valued as being the
hair of a deceased mother. The finder will
receive the thanks of the owner by returning
the same to the Herald Office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

III, "a ,ss.fli me ssisse s,.iy ;ss,s ehd
sx,s.,,s..l 81 er.ierihe iiaslieaticn Il el'ife
directed, this tcs,bes nh 1855
-s Al l;l. RIO, > -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
TIE STATE OFTEXA
y Kaufman County

Z. Kaufman County, 81
II ne Sheriff Or mn tesnab'tA9f Ho,t
co,nty:--Grceting
VOU are hereby commandel 70 SUNNI
Il VS.. Lamb, by Publication II 'he
LIS Herald a newspaper Rl,piished, I'M
Town of Dallas,. for three $40 M 81 Sc A,se
toIbe and appear before me \ @,lsYtieeg13l'
Peace in aud for said eonnil fat ma u
Of Rockwell on the lasr Satd,riax IA Soy
Der 1860, at Of. before two q sloelSP n NJ
answer the complaint BIZ \. y, Alct'urtey
plea ardsht due sbs asovuEt tor tw'
dollars and, AZ cir.
Herein fail Dot but IS ,thls ,aNis ~
service mud return as. tie lgW iltaf
Witncss NY hand tlIia Stil osrNhetl
a.3t. \. u. d. NE S.sl.Ei. y !. I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

'Tis lyons Icvarr ms insects u a.iricf.
Hal 1.von-- Pils n sssid fr fs.ss ,laf ihI.e.
Sample ilask- . ct, iiftrsr sic fecir. and -
~ Follow dissci;ehs u iaIr ~ a4rf7'2t,..
BARNES a TARk. ~ sid ~ fsfk NQptt
io--Gm NOW ORR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

xoAAcRfs o. Land, part Of The VIM
uHt Kirby urct lceafcd by Mercer
r.,onr certificate Of Thomas Payne, ia Dali
las County. on the waters Of Muddy Creek
For sale by w. A. GOLD. led 1:gcnf
Dallas. Texas. oci. IS. 1860 PIT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
4 z 55,i., i@5ra tors Nsltfre

r1SIiB undersigned lssytae he h Aill.sis',
Cd 81 the Sepiemh tsfni y sne
County Court o. ri S9eft's ~ ~
minisitatcr Of tic cs' q q h,gsi9 hssp,
er. deceased Al r. SINS ~, sllt e''.ssse
a. ,,,.,;,..s sa;d esssta. - ,t3t1 ai..e,
oscsent A,em. dn1< ~ 4thsis ~. ii,.
IL .;-nc n1cEcr;hcd \. ..... 4, ll.asI
,Ieb5ed 20 lhe same 8 Il i',ea?e
fey1nzf.f- f.,N " 2.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

4 NIL pay The bhsls's toti 81 t.ess ~
4 CASA, lss s's-a beefy 'bfisS ,es'Aiss1
,iciir.j 81 Is me al lefiessoa tfesf thf
of \ Of embcr until III ialFefP part % l'eseoa-
b.s next. Demand fstit one I, 4 sNe l'.ii'77
~, mr. dsx. u. u ~ At Il.
+ j tisrson. Arg. lo'h 1853 shtf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
THE STATE OF TEXAS

Kaufman County,
(, II The Sheriff or any Csest s'@ N &pNfpor
County, Greetings
VTOT are hereby compgndql g f,l,niann'
y w, g.. Lamb, BY Publication in IL,
Dallas Herald a newsprper rnbiialcd il
INC. town Of Dallas, for s'rrce S'icccssiy,
wncks. 10 be AMI. nppea. b. n gss n .Iusiios
IF The Peace in and for stlilcoanly o. M
Town of Rock Wall, OF she l4s.g Saturday
in November 1860, at ~ hefpFe two clocl
Z. ~. ito answer the ctmplainf cr \, Snll
van, ina plea OF deb due III acc-saIAt ~
thirty four dollars and tch ceislss
Herein fhil not butt This writ rnfkc du'
service and return as The law directs.
Witness my hand tlt.s sth day of Oct
1860. 8:3t. ~. g. HEATH y. III.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

~ 10 sItsia.
ts Saa.a5sS sia,a:
iIirt;l,Ssil isilt31lin RA.
II ~ tlSsse ,a'bf lsAAc
aNs hlhd "a nv it6ee
ltlfnf, 9slsSlSsl ,fitb
/ Tu,sisps sitli,sfsivsss,.,
SosF ipsclie
A tllA4 ;sstah #
Ia 10 arc i.asS
slsg bpi -lasStf
iIattas sSn7 fAn DalleS
ilsisiiAAsk snsil tvil-
!, fae isai,r ssle0ef VI
Ili
'onrS 70 IL hatl attns
,wn cfDellss, 1p the
il Day NsvctbIcI,
Il any, wi'y such
| ,Nfi6Js salalti not pk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
ckrporatlOp of tho townef Dallas.

z d. d
AT e,called injecting u The Board OF Al
ddinien, on tho 25fh dnJ OF October, Al which
IuSNsyor and all the Aldermen were pre-
sent tho following orders and regulations
were made;
LIST. OrdtFed That oil sales al auction,
made within the liniilsof this Corporation,
shah be cricdby tho Town Constable, except
siith salcs as are required BY law TO be made
ut The court Ilsuse DIOR. And for his ser
yieesthcrcin he shnll'hlve, for Ill sums un-
der $40 ono dollar ior all sums Of $50 and
oycr,2 per cent. gu the amount sold.
That ANY person violating The provisions
ofihe foregoing ordinance, shall be fined in
a sum equal toslonbic' the amount of said
Constahle's feesy II the ,ncunt Of sales can
lie asceriained, ard IL not any sum under
one hundred dollars; one bali Of which
slall be paid 70 said Constable. That the
party OF whose instance any such sale may
he made, shall be fined for eGch and every
day he may have such auction and the per-
son CRYING said sae ahail be subject to . like
penalty.
That AZ NJ. Thompson lie and he Is here
By appointed Town Constable; said Thomp-
son has fled his bond and taken the oath Of
office pyescribcd BY ihe Constitution.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
T.gD@rTl.

7" ~ u. W. TWIN
Dallas, Texas, June 9th, 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

The Greatest Induccment in Dallas!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-07
Our Fall Trade.

The merchants of Richmond during the last
season have made energetic and systematic
preparations, on Il scale OF great magnitude
and liberality, for the fall trade. Not a few
of their number have gone in person to
Europe, and have spent months there, making
arrangements by which this market is Low
supplied with goods brought directly from the
OLD World to the waters of Virginia, and
landed from our own vessels upon our own
wharves. There never has been time
when hey were as thoroughly prepared as
now to meet all the wants of country dealers,
and 10 sell, not only as cheaply as goods of the
same quality can be obtained in the Northern
market, but cheaper than they can be OBJ
tanned any where else in the United States
In quantity, quality, variety, and price, the
Southern merchant and consumer will find
every thing that he needs in the Richmond
market, and al a much lower rate than he can
obtain it in any Northern city.
We therefore invoke Southern purchasers
simply to give Richmond a call, and verify for
themselves the literal truth of every word we
have spoken Il there is real desire in the
Sou tn to encourage and build up its own COM
mercial interests, let the Southern people sus-
tain the merchants of Richmond, who, TO ac-
complish this purpose, have established a line
of packets to Europe and who are thus en-
deavoring to lay the foundation of that direct
trade which all concede is essential 10 the
prosperity and Independence of the Southern
States. We are most solctous to see the
South sustain this enterprise, and to give the
merchants of Richmond subs tan tial proof that
they Will not be left to struggle unaided in
this great and patriotic cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-07
Movement OF Produce.

The n. Y. Express est Inmates the sales OF
flour, wheat and corn, in the New York city
markets, during the last week, to something
within million and half of dollars. The
greater proportion of this is understood to have
been on European account but there We're
operations of some magnitude, undoubtedly
on speculation. The English harvests as far
IS ascertained, are turning out badly; it is
considered certain that an average crop cannot
be made Whole fields were said TO be still
under water at the latest adyices. In ali parts
of Great Britain, except Scotland, the fields
are unpromising. The appearance of unusual
diseases in the potato crop OF Ireland has
caused dismal forebodings of farther damage
from that source. The wheat fields around
the Baltic in France and Central Europe, and
Spain, from which England has hitherto
drawn supplies, will, it is said, yield less than
an average, aud there will De little or no sur
plus in any quarter for export The Black
Sea ports and the Western States OF our con.
ii,deracy Will be the chief reliance, and the
Surplus of the latter will be so largely III.
creased that it is believed the most extraya.
CANT demand cannot force prices above mod.
crate limit, or fail to leave sufticiency for the
wants of this country.
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HFamine at the South ~

With i'll concealed satisfact ton and compl,
ceEcy, articles having this head are paraded il,
those papers Of the country whose sectional
hatred seems 10 have stified every humane and
generous feeling. They forget that the Yves,
on which all sections are more or less depend.
ent, has suffered 80 10 UGH Tor years from bad
crops that she has not been able to pay her
debts, and that Kansas even now is as griev
onsiy afflicted in this way as any part of the
country. II bad crops be u sign, as they seem
10 interpret them of the displess ure OF Heay en-
with the peculiar institution" why has the
West suffered so long from that cause and
WY is England similarly visitedp One Of
tn sse journals loftiiy proposes to "send nread.
stuffs and other provisions TO the sufferers of
louisiana, as we did 10 the sufferers of Irs-
La I'd AMI Scotland in 1871" We dare say sha |
the people Of Louisiana are able TO buy all
that they need, and are scarcely reduced TO the
me- .ssity Of accepting fayors rendered In such
a spirit, aud with which they would bs taunt-
ed before their hunger was fairly appeased.
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The Indian War in Utah.

Col. LANDER, who is employed in the i'm
portant Governmentsurvey in California and
U tab, and encountered the hostile Indians and
defeated them, reports that the war can be
closed, and the hostile tribe rendered friendly,
by paying them for their lands, now occupied
by white settlers" a New York journal justly
remarks that this is a new illustration OF the
whole his :ory of the relation of the whites
and the red men on this continent, from the
King PHILIP war down to the present day,
and which has been a continued series of un-
warrantable aegressions on the part of the
former upon the natural rights of the latter.