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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
a. CARD

Owing 10 the g'eat poliiigal crisis, and
the unprecedented deTal cement Ia hnanoifl
matters, now afeeiine the country, from
Maine 10 the Rio Giande, aud owing 20 The
fact We ourselves have josh commenced an
experiment in our lind Of business, ani 40
dependant upon our sn,toss Ia our Efforts
for the nsSs!fA with rh.cl 20 carry on our
affairs, We ere force 10 "a, 70 TAR puhlio,
and especially TO our f,iends vh9 deal Wiili
US on credit, that az artopnis viii be con p
sldelel due ON the L. iH'y nt Is az 'br-
naryi and that amer hg ne isi.a q n"t
settled, We shall ohsrge ll pt cent. Interest
upon open accounts.
"Lit,ie Heat. musg f,esI near shore"
Hence he necessity ior ,Ap rule We have
adopted.
We return our ,han-s 'ar he liberal pat
ronage we have reee we'd, AMI hope lhal our
regulations will meet lLeii anproh' ueH' ana
qua antee their continued support and ca
TEEN,
Dallas, Texas, Dec, " lSio-lUemoi'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

rds- A subscriber at Black Jack Grove
Hopkins County, who has been lifelong
and consistent Wing and Union man, up 70
the late election, writes Us as follows: "You
will perhaps think it strange. il | should
tel ron thar : I'm disunionist- can see
no other remedy noE ior Che South but 20
withdraw .
a We win have Lone Star Flag here In n
few days, and public meeting, and ] viii
~ yeu - - ~ rzv>>>ainc4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
,,Sy- We call attention TO the adyertis.

hl- We call attention TO the advertise
mcnt Of the Eagle Ford Grist Mil, in to-
days paper. NIessrs. Horton 4 Newton
have gotten their mill atted mp in excel
lent order, and nrc prepared to do all WORK
promptly, and to the satisfaction OF 'ho,r
eustoncrr. They have, also, for sale at all
times, good -four and meal, at the lowest
market prlccs. See advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

r@~Gov. Houston addressed large sn-
d;cncs n. Houston, Oh the 18th inst. lie
Telegraph says that the speech was IAN
ire made up mostly of brag and badinage.
He was replied to- by Hons. r. W. Gray ana
John A. Wharton. The speeches OF these
two gentlement were chaste, elegant ana
cloonent, and entirely free from recr'miha-
tions OF any kind.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

The f,,nnies, thing going the rounds is
that Chas. Sumner Urges the coercion y, w
South. IL ia said thar hickman Is =. Wv.
same OPINION. What bloody-mindea ieiio"'
Day Book.
The gallant Sumner, it seems, brooks not
the idea of peaceable secession, because ne
once secelcd from the Senate chamber WIN
q broken head. "Oh! inst he darlin' that
b-aye f?) Yankee boy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

Mr.. Lincoln is excessively pleased with
tho speech OF Alex. H. Stephens, OF Geor
gia.---Day Book.
If Mr.. Stephens is looking out for q place
~ repose in Abraham's bosom, nc Will hna
itlike the cage ofuaclean birds-Slaes oirds
especially. Oh Stephen, you are SO de-
ceyin; we know you are not in favor OF
negro eunality, even in Abrahams bosom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

ksy-J. d. Mcdown, Esq, Of hemps'cau,
offers, through the Teleg 'aph, to furnish oo
men for three months, mounted, armed ana
surplie: with ammuntions, provided SUD
sistcnca b. supplied, for the protection Oh
the frontier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
DENTON. TrxA., Dec. 22, lsOO.

DIR. c. r. Pryor: The gallant little band
of Minute Men, under the command OF
Capt. Coats arrived in our town last night
on their way to the frontier, in response to
the call Of Capt. Fletcher, of Montague for
help. Our citizens being fully satisfied that
We we're slightly sold, and that there is no
Immediate necessity for their or eur pres
ence in the county Of Montague have ad-
yiscd them 10 return. We regret exceed
ingly that they should have been put to all
this unnecessary expense and trouble, but
it cannot be helped wes.arc perfectly sat
isficd that it is best for them to return
home, and wait in readiness until they hear
from us, and We have assured them that
thew shall not receive call endorsed by
us, unless they are needed, actually need
cd. Wesent out company oil some tweive
men one week ago to-day, to ascertain the
real state of the case, and if help,was really
needed TO send in an express, with the SIM
nile facts of the eases this they promised to
do by Monday night last, if the statements
in Cant. Lletchers dispatch were found TO be
true; if there was no danger they were 60
ing on to the Buffalo region, and take
hunt. Two have already returned in COM
many, Mr.. 10. Carter, and Mr.. Jim Nj. ko-
| arck. who have been. for some time at John
Carriers rancho, the highest up but one on
Red river; they came down through the
County where the Indians are said to be,
and report all quiet. Carter has several
hands at his Rancho, among them two
sons, and feels no particular uneasiness
about them now. The two gentlemen who
are lust down from the rancho say that
about fifty Indians who had been in, kill
| inr Buffa!ocs went over to the Trading
House opposite the mouth of Farmers
Branch, and had drunken spree, Capt;
Flctchers spies probably saw this, and
got up the alarm. Since then the Indians
have all or nearly all left. This is the
facts of the case as we understand, and
believe them to be, and upon this have adj
vised your boys to return. We have also
sent an express to Capt. Wits Company.
Very truly yours, OTlS q. WEIGH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
TILE STATE OF TEXAS.

To any lantul officer Of Dallas County:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon
Il John C. Taylor, by publication in the
Dallas Herald, a misrepresentation ins'he
town of Dallas, to be and appear before me,
James N. Smith, a Justice of the Peace in
and for Dallas county, Precinct No. ], on
the last Saturday of January, A. d. Eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-onc, being the 18th
day of said month. at or before the hour of
two clock, p. Nj. of said day, to answer to
E. C. Mills, in attachment, on plea ofdebt,
due by account SIT SIT.
Herein fail not, and have you then and
there this writ, with your action thereon
Witness the hand Of said Justice, at his of
fee ir said precinct, this. 18th day of Decem-
Der, A. D. Eighteen Hundred and sixty.
JAMES N. SMITH, j. p.
Came to hand, December 18th. Executed
by ordering publication in the Dallas Hci-
aid, ON the 24rh December 1860.
[l2:8tl JAMES SHEPPARD, Constable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

} $50 LEI US all take bold, aud get ny
roaring smashing, high 90 Panls- ~, =
ffibtH'.
Cue yoa have got IL before this Sine "a
your lasl,el up firms and roaring factory
hands can iesuL,, Rm IL not you VII
catch 1t good sAsn Wiglalls prophecy Is
fulhlled-when the starving operatives who
clamor for bread, will elamor still louder FOR
the blood of Greeley, Seward, Sumner and
Hale,-the false leaders who have inred
them ON TO ruin, and then Knocked when
their calamity was upon them, "Lets have
a panic" ell Well, just wait till your turn
comes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
I.,,,r rrom tho United states President
= IT I.' EnEE rnoM rOIsON.

Nstc York, OGi. LIST, 1905,
Mr. y Lyon: Dear Strive have analysed anl
tested Your Magnetic Powders, and find them perfect
ly harmless to mankind and domestic animals, hut
certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants and Insects
JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ. r., Chemist,
L. REID, Prof Chemistry, Ns'o York Hospital
Mr. John L. Rome, Superintendent Of the New
York Hospital says lie has expelled all Inc bugs
ants. reaches. moths, &C., with Lyons Powder, and
finds it of immense value"
Every gardner and housckccpcr has direct interest
in nm arr ice of this kind. Reference can DO made to
The Aston, St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels; TO
Judge Moigs President of the American lnsiituc
James Gordon Bennett Gen. Winfield Scott, Cyrus
W Field. l.. NJ. Pcase, of the Five Points Mission,
sc.. &c. Judge Megs says: "This discovery of Pro-
lessor Lyon is Of ma ional importance. The Farmers
Club hay. tested IL thoroughly. 1t will destroy To-
Gusts, gra5-hoppcrs, bugs and, moths, and all ver-
mine Garden plants can be preserved and houses
made pure"
Arn,ppem.n,s are now made through Mcssrs.
pAiIss..5 * PaRK, OF New York. to have IL sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. Be cautious!
NEW YORK, November s, 1858.
ain rc|iring from business, have sold MI my in
sect Powders and Pills. Letters Patent and the seer
Del, aiming thereto, to Mossrs. Barnes d Park This
Powder is discovery made by myself, and brought
from he interior of ASIA and is unknown toany 9TH
er persons. The genuine and effective article is put
M in in canisers and will continue to bear my name
"E. LYON"
Rat aud mice cannot 10 reached by powder, and
are + ilie,i by IL Mague ic PHI Order Them through
any reliant. g.
'1s4 Lyons Powder kills insects in a tricc,
Blu Lyons Pills are mixed Tor rats and mice
Sample iass 20 cts; Regular sizes, 50 cts. and Is
Isy- Follow directions. Use Jreely and thoroughly.
BARNES & PARK, 10 and 10 Park Row,
an.m NEW YORK,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
IaI VFanoNI fERs0AAL nnERF7
II nIII|Irs RErEAL yorEp powN.

lii NEhMNNA tLANVf-AA -
BILI--Ifs REPEAL VOTED DOWN.
tbs Eli that sss recently iitTodaeed in
10 the Legislature d yernoni, 70 repeal si.s
Ohaogious Personal Liberty Bill Of 1905.
wss referred 10 committee snd the repg'
of said committee Was reached en- the zei
ul,, ihis ed0Fs ~ repeal an odisas Ana an
constitutional siaiute, has bsea heFA eifoF'h
to the country BY soil-shells and deasL-ls-
ees as a dissemination ON the part OF 'As
North TO eat their Owh words, aud 10 take
the back track, Tie sequel, however 70
minds one OF a famous dance in the rites Of
a certain order ''sAs step backwards aga
tkrss ,lsps forwards" Tie legislature 'esd
down the Bill 10 repeal, twO 10 one DO th's
one step back wards in the right d'Fee''eA
is more than eOunierLalaneed by The hast,
strides in their old determined course ana
leaves tie South to hope for nothing nom
the people Of the North. II they refuse 70
repeal an Unconstitutional statute can VIC
hope for justice from iheml
Tie anti-seeessiOnis.s can CLEAN but iiiis
eOmior, from this affair. They k0Ils''a be-
fore they were out Of the woods. says The
Day Book
sThe bill which accompanied this rspef'
WAS reached On Tuesday, and amer ah su''
speeehin favor OF ilspassage by Mr.. ihe'aa'
OF West fairee, il was rejected, l~o 10 Que
Twenty live Republicans voted Tor the 'psH
OF the law. Tie Leglsiallut has a1lnnsA'h
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

reg The Republicans compare the people
Of the south 10 the Amoriles and Amale-
kites OF the olden times. If they VIII Try
their hands they will find US Mt-tites' IN
the bargain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

We lrus, that Ola Jolm %f0sns saoal
will soon welcome the oullaw Montgomery
sni his kansas band OF robbers aud mur-
dsrels 10 he place provided Tor such char
aeiers- General Harvey, who has an admi-
Tahle art in the use Of the long staple lint
produced in Missouri, is amer the outlaws
With the Uniled States troops. The "boF-
der rufians from that State are doubtless
ere this Oh the ground aud accounts from
Sc. Louis state that 6uO volunteers were 20
leave that city for the scene Of trouble, on
the 9Th inst, under orders from the Gov
ernor. shonld Montgomery be forced 10
fulhl his tire Of visiting The Texas iron
tier he sill end the people hady TO receive
him and pass him along the same under
ground railroad taken by Parson bewly
and the other ineendlaries Who selected the
Texas route, TO the place where their labors
sill be rewarded, aud they will have no
further occasion to make hres,-tsritaH,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

mr. a Shrek has ANAL notice in to-
days paper, which he desires all his e"''o'
mers 10 read. See advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
st. Charles Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS,

ID, M. IIildreth a. Co.. Proprietors.
Having recently bestowed much pains and expense
In thoroughly overhauling the ST. CHARLES hotkL'o
which were added last year several sui OF apart
suited for families as well as additional sleeping apart
mcn,s for single gentlemen, the proprictors are now
prerared TO give increased accommodations to their
numerous friends and patrons, and take this orporu-
niy Of returning their thanks to the citizens OF Tex
a.. for the liberal patronage they have received from
that STATE during The pas, year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

The Var in China.-A dispatch
received by the State Department
from our Minister in China states
that the treaty had been signed by
the Emperor, The Allied forces
had reached to within twelve miles
of PelSin before Ne was prevailed
upon to attach tho imperial seal to
the document
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
st. Louis Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS.

O. r. HAIL and CO. FrUPTIc'"T"
This HorLL specially adaped Tor ianilrS' mas JUS
bosn renrencd for the season, after being Tho oishy
renovated, and those wishinG he best accommoda-
tons in quiet refircd par o The city, will find eve
ryfhing there conducive to heir comfort and enjoy
nan Doc. %. Is 0--l2Gmo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
dispatch Of Capt. Goats.

Hfitor, Herald, and Cihssns " DaiIa'
County, Myself in company win ~ men
we'll armed and equipped, with ten days
raiians. left the toEn Of Dallas on the lvih
inst, amidst the exciting Indian news from
the frontier, determined 10 lind and night
the enemy IL they were in the heid. We
had provisions and everything necessary
for our outfit, furnished by the olhrees OF
the towns OF Dallas, Seyene and the @Hgh-
borhoods in the county, We passed through
m route TO Denton. When We reached WINS
Mill We, found that Capt. Hamp. WIN ana
company had leit for the frontier. We over.
took them ON the morning OF the 2lst, ana
nroeeedei directly 10 the town OF Denton,
where We found the execitmeni all quie'ed
by the report made by some OF 'heir eon',
pany sent out week ago. They reporter
substantially the same as Is contained III
the following letter OF Otis q. Welch, Esq
of Deuion. Finding that there was no cause
for us to proceed farther,-that the alarm
originated in mistake, we determined 10
return and await further Developments
Capt. Wits company parted with US be-
fore reaching Denton, and proceeded towaids
Montague, cncamping the first night about
five miles West of Denton. To this place we
sent an express with the necessary inform
alton rs to the mistak that had called us out,
and We suppose by this time they are all
At home.
We return our thanks 10 the people OF
Dallas and Denton counties for the hospital
tiles shown us, during this short but very
coiiexledition, severe Norihcr having rag
ed on US nearly the whole trip:
THOMAS COATES, Capt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

Mr. :. LITcH, Hyde Park, W., writes -" That The
horse VAS considered worthless" Ibis case was slaNnl
but since tho free uss ~ the Mustang iinAmen''
have sold him CIR slFo cash Your Linameni hss
been doing wohders ~ here"
is0 DEa,p sTRrET, Philadelphia IA
RxFRAeIs "In lining the kettle mo-" ,he nre'
T. l-esme unmanaeeble Tilted over, aud sealded my
hand. very severely, almost to crisp it~asAn a~'
hii sight. The Mr.'Ang Linament apparel TO eH'
trae, he pNn II healed rapidly, without soreness
and len no scar II account Truly ycur,
CHARLES FOSTER,
Such languaEs as this Is hut constant and natural
echo wherever this article 1. usrd This Linanen' u
indispensable 10 planters and owners Il horses and
mules Mr., John Daniels, Of Montgomery Ala soil
slave Tor sso, who was raised from utter useiessnes'
by hi. Llnament. Every family should have u, ID
YER, particular and enquire for the Mustang Lima
meni, and take no Other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and son'i
America, Europe aud he Islands Of The oesan' Tor
cents, 40 cents, and 81 On FER bottle.
BARNES 4 PARK, New York
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

We have received The fuiio~ins aisf-'e.
from Capt. Thomss Coates. 81 this county,
wLo % nobly responded 10 the call fTom tie
Frontier counties. Over 10 msn have leii
Dallas county for the scene Of action aud
sss now returning home, amer learning mat
there vas no need Of their services, Too
much praise cannot be bestowed upon the
gallant men Of Dallas county for the alAeF'-
" aud zeal with which lhay met the sum
mons for help. Mesquite neigheoFhood aud
Trinity Mills sent contemporaries Of gallant
men, who we're eager TO meet the enemy and
TO ehas,iss them properly.
While on this subject, Ne velli caution
our friends ON the frontier TO use The ntIaosl
prudence in calling upon neighboFins conn
ties for assistance. Always be sure thai
there is real danger and then call with al
your night, and il will assuFedly be answer
ed. This little expedition has been a''shdss
with considerable expense and trouble, ant
is we'll calculated 10 restrain the srdor
men who are ever prOmps to render Assist
anee TO their fellow-eiiiTens.
We have eonyersed with several member
Of the returned company, all OF whom NJ
loud in their praises Of the hospitality the
received on the way 10 Denton, anu espe
cially at Alton,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
HHRrMATIsM

Of ysars' standing, has lsa totally ssFsd, fils' W.
Gers fumoFs, Runnins sores, ssTehla, sin joints
felons, s~ellings, Harms, Bites, Bils CHAPS, Nen'
raiga salt Rheam, and all arhss and pains uon man
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
LOUIS REINHARDT,

Watchmaker anu Jeweler,
TAKES leave to inform hi' friends and
| the public, that H. hos lgsumed his bust
ness and is now prepared ,o do an! 6ork ~
his line. lie may be- found Ia the BAZAAR
building ON tho No,u,-wes, corner u the
public Square.
Dallas, Dec. lsG0-a0G
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

re- Hon. John IIemphlll has our thanks
for Patent oaiec Reports, Vols aud =
for 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
nsr Sc .i,sF iss aasui ~ DF. saafsFa'. Liver
IaviEsraisr, Ia The eoluras u this la.eT,
rlsxican Mustang LInament,

The peFulATily ~ tbs hsxiean Ausans liaamsn''
l. eaeHtsnsige with The esiilaA'i0E q the Globe
other arisrs sain allssisf Tan aud ds'Fess-'his
esr,s. Family Physicians, GovsFnmssi' Hospitals
farriers PlanieF-, Farmers, LiseryInFn, se'' have
pFAelisally demonstrated this fact, ihro1shoa' the
World No article ever hsFe re1eiyei such undivided
-. -. n..rn-t N. rnali.al aud srirnIlhc mn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

Approved january z5ih. ls3e.
MIR ABEAE 3 lkNAR
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-14
The Free Negro Question.

The bTl which sat last accounts pend
ing before the Tennessee Legislature, having
for its object the expulsion from that State
of free eolored population, called forth let
ter from Judge Casron, of the United States
Supreme Court, addressed to the Nashville
Union and American, in which he protests
strongly against the passage of the bill. The
bill provides that the free negroes shall be
seized and sold il found in the State after the
first day of May next, if they are adults-th'
children to be bound out until they are
twenty one years of age, and then to leave
the State or be sold. Judge Catron objects
to the bill on the ground that "it proposes
to commit an outrage, to perpetrate an OPP
preston and cruelty" This is the piain
truth" he says. "and it is idle to mince words
to soften the fact" A great majority OF the
nersons affected by this contemplated law,
he says, have vested right to freedom by
the judgments and decrees of Courts
If a Northern man had said this, the cry
would be raised that he was an Abolitionist.
But, it so happens that Catron is Tennessee
an, an owner of slaves, and one Of the Judges
who concurred in the Dred Scott Decision.
He cannot be accused of sectional prejudice
in favor of the North, and his ability and
integrity are unquestioned. His opinion is
entitled to very great weight, and will re-
ceive high consideration from the most intel
ligent sources.
The letter of Judge Catron will have a
considerable effect upon the legislation
going on, not only in the State of Tennessee,
but in the States of Missouri. Arkansas, Ma
ryland, Virginia. Alabama, and Louisiana.
BY what principle of right, or by what
constitutional authority n State Legislature
may make n free man slaUe, we confess we
cannot see If the African Slave-trade be
unlawful, nay more, piratical, how is the en-
savement Of n man who is free in America
any more lawful than the enslavement of a
man who is free in Africa To keep those
who are already in slavery slaves is lawful,
because our Constitution allows it, but to
take man who is free, who has never been
a slave, and sell him, under authority of a
statute or in any other way, to a master, at
the same time depriving him of his property.
(for no slave can own property is without
any constitutional warrant which we know
Of. or at any rate which we can now call to
mind. If there be such a warrant, we
should be pleased to see it cited
1t may be that we are in ignorance upon
this subject. If So, we are not ashamed to
be enlightened.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-14
Easte-n News.

By the Overland Mail, we have dates from
St Louis to Dec. 2Sd. In Congress, no
Speaker had been elected
The National American Central Commit
tee convened at Philadelphia on the 2lst,
and appointed a committee to confer with the
Washington Committee, and consider a plan
of organizing in opposition to the Admins
tration.
The Republican National Convention will
be held at Chicago, on the 18th of June next.
A dispatch to a Cincinnati paper announ-
ees the death of Hon. Lynn Boyd, 1t. Gov
ernor of Kentucky.
Senator Crittenden made a great UnioI
speech in Washington.
A dispatch from New Orleans, Dec goth
states that the United States steamer Brook
lyn arrived there on that day, bringing Min.
lister McLane and family; also, II. R. De La
Reintrie, McLane's Secretary of Legation,
bearing the ratified treaty with the Juarez
Government.
Both Houses of the South Carolina Legis-
lature have passed a resolution that $loo, ,ooC
be appropriated for military purposes to pro-
tect citizens and property from the enemy
declaring that the safety and honor of slave
holding States emphatically demand speedy
separation from freesoil States, and inviting
sister States of the South to originate the
movement for a separation, pledging herself
to promptly unite.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-14

A MEMOIR of Mr. Irving may, Gays the AL.
bany Evening journal, in. due time be ex-
Pected. His entire manuscripts and cores
pondence were left in the hands of Pierre
NJ. Irving, who is admirably adapted to the
task. Such a memoir will afford early
sketches of New York society, and the first
attempts of American literature; it will
bring out the details of Mr. Irving's life
when abroad, and his social intercourse with
the master-minds Of England.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-14

Gov. GIsr, of South Carolina, in his late
message to the Legislature. states there is a
great scarcity Of corn in the northern part
of that State, caused by the distilleries in OPP
Grafton, which have converted the staff OF
life into poisonous drink. He recommends
that "the tax on stills should amount to a
prohibition of their use, or at least high
enough to raise an increase sufficient to sup.
port the paupers they manufaetnre.n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-14

NEW ORLEANS ENGLISH OrERA TRouPE-
This renowned and most excellent operate
company viii perform, for three nights only
in this city, next week. They will be mere
on Monday, and viii give performance at
the Theater. Monday evening. Our city
readers will no doubt be delighted at this an
nouncement