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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR, II. NICHOLAS.

"AvINE u,5. n.r,.on.,, Ie.,,ia,, a, n,
H. sn.. "a So. ~ T $3.50" ~ w,
-" sos, 80 "a - ss on Nas ,Ssa
..at "o sia. ~ I.S. Isais W pAiIs,
~ ~ ~ - ~ , wap', on ~ vA ~
,oss, 49, ~ ~ ",,.a ~ ~. am,s.sa WI" o'
P'eia' ~ an1as " ,n0'V s"''sa "'m
SoRE EYES OF EVERY KIND.
MY long practice ana success IN the treatment OF
Sore Eyes OF every variety and character, induces
me TO propose to those afflicted with that terri
Dle disease sore Enes' 70 ean SnG s." on the
terms OF "No tthh NO "a
Having made short stay In orayson county,
and praeIieed there on many cases OF Sore Eyes,
and not falling to cure In the first instance,
here publish few CERTIFICATES from those best
known TO the public
mn, eRA'soS Co., TEXAS May nth, 1856:
This 10 to certify that have been afflicted with
sore eyes Tor tho last six years, and have tried
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mfsorLLAnpoUs.
Louisville Agricultural worL.
KENTUCKY CORN AND COB MILL

ha that gAss Il trssi ony IN srhinr % rrni
E hs tsnsls dan t.sia ess ssans @ si.ss, sai that l
Ani the ony that nis s4hssa pInce these dsss
results have ~ ersn generally iTdhncd IsnisIi
.na hs. has sssa thar sIVsa sIr.nsslssni sl h s,
aoeeras engraving ai u hsFs IfoGeiA Ahins Al efs
seni. Substantial sIi sheep Nhs iis sHaUgsHsai - a
Aseais. snss .,N ih, 4, rslss i mean. q snr. 81
frs, Wiki rAsly no'ei - hAni, aHd aPed dEssi IN
Ans ss using the Minis s hnA clear saving q one guar
ter n thsiT tbs Oli plan aisaiAE
We mills TO svs snire saiisf.sea, fuFshistfs
may use hsn f thy days. and nd satisfied can TsaFA thea
and set their n0Asy,
rAsy HiH sriss sas csS Ess ss'sf al f.s s
isGias Tsis, pr ks1T, tiiiL ESQ AsT,si
No sS.s.I. PER sSs, M Mi so ~, F Ps.
he above pfss. nslads eoupls Min ready % hitch 10,
.iASu any further expense and can be set in er.'sa in ave
Ne saJin tat twe letter. the received
dGO q crahsTs, aud they val Ne reeSsnt,d as ee'ns
stock raising and heiiag In Kentucky
FoErsT GEoVE, Franklin county, Ky, Nov, !, isss,
Mss,rs MlLLfE, wSGiTE, co,-GtHRemsR'-ih have used
one q yoar Kentucky Corn and Cob h E two months and
sixty Lust per day with horse making nne article q
crush and with aPPaniy No fatigue 10 the hoFse Taking ny"
consideration !hs qu,l, q s crush, hs sIIY o. w. CON
the beet article IL the Kind that has under my MOTIVE
Very Rrspse'falg, fiios sfkkLt'
LOeusI HLi, Franklin county, Ky, Dee. u 1858,
Ms.sfs. MnlFH, WnGAIf, Co.-GthnfHtH Having
oasht one q your Kenurky Cen and Cob Ms % trial,
we'll that should by this time eApfess my opinion about anu
can but say that am entirely satisfied and vel pleased Win y
horse and hoy year, d attends IT, The meal hne
enough excellent % oT horses mules and eailei and
especially good for calves and sheep friend Il mine who
ha. one ia use says that barrels ground by H. will feed
his lot Of mules we'll eight barrels In the ear fed IN the usual
manner Introduced the rs Crushing MN into this country
years ago. aud have been using since and
would not for any reasonable consideration dispense with the
use OfOns. With Respect, Your Friend, ke, -
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Pennsylvania 4 Horse Power and Thresher,


arc engaged making 500 Of these thcshers for the
harvest Of 1856 And from experience and last
together with the additional prccauon having secured nj
early dy thoroughly seasoned lumber and other materials Of
unexccponahe quality satisfied that will be able to
out machines to which and will give the most unqua.
flied endorsement.
The advantages claimed by for the Thrtsher
any other general use the following IL Its great
strength and simplicity. q Its ability do work each day
horses g. II portable and easily hauled by horses
and loaded unloaded and put In operation In
thirty minutes We have also succeeded In removing what has
heretofore been Objectionable in other machines ow the
tess for great speed the machine being
accomplish greater motion with less speed driving
We have manufactured and sold tuo hundred these
chimes during the past land instance has been
rcturred) under the following
WARRANTED
We cvet machine he well made and Of good
rial In every respect and do its work to the satisfaction Of the
purchaser refund the money! and to reh 800 400 bushels
Of wheat or twice as many oats per day.
rktcEs.
Complete 4hore ready cash. S35 oC
Complete 4-horse Power, alone, cash, so 0C
Complete 4-horsc Thrcsler alone. cash, 60 %
Band Wheel, be added to this Power, fdesired d
wing Cotton Gin, Corn Mill Corn Shelter, Straw CUTTER
Wheat Fan, &c &c, extra, Is 0C
BY forwar ling early ORDERS either Of the above Reapng
Theshng Machines be shipped to Shreveport at cost Of not
SIS $40 each and Corn Crushers IS each Either the
Teshng Machine Reaper sasy be hauled by two horses
the former tDhout body The latter eaper Win
wagon body.
Orders should be forwarded early Liberal discount to Dealers
MILLER, aWINGATE & co,
Manufacturers of Farming Implements and Ma
T44:tf1 chimes, Louisville Ky.
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED!

T1NlilS is denied by physicians generally. All
i ask is q fair trial. If l fail to cure l ask
no pay. Thousands are suffering from this most
painful disease, and are spending their money
and wasting their strength in testing the numer.
GUS remedies offered them. The undersigned
would inform the afflicted generally, that he has
turned his sole attention to this class Of diseases,
and Is in full possession of the course of treat
ment of DR.. R. W. January, of Murphresboro,
Tenn, which has not failed to cure three of one
hundred cases IN the last five years. This remedy
gives no pain, and does not affect the sound parts
Of the flesh in the least. You cannot be injured
by trial also tender my services to all those
afflicted with scrofula, white swelling, sore eyes,
sore legs 6stula, piles, and all diseases of that
class; as think will be able to treat them in q
manner that will give full satisfaction to all
those that may see proper to give me call. 1
can be found at N. K. Selyidge's, one mile west
of Dallas, w. STULTS.
Dallas county, June Z, 1S55-3:6m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
New spring and summer Goods,
Just 10 Hand.

ELLEfr 4 DEAN ara NON receiving thei,
II NEW and VARIED STOCK ofsPRING
and SUMMER GOODS; purchased by one Of the
hrm expressly for this market, aud consisting
in part, OF
GENTlEMEN'S GOODS;
Ready Made Clothing, Linnens, Cottonades,
Cloth and cassimsr Coats, Pants. Vests, Shirts,
Hats, Caps, Roots, Shoes, &C., Sc;
LADIES' GOODS;
silks, BeFages, Laees, BObinetts, 1arltons,
Ribbons, Edginss, Braid, Bonnetts (silk and
s,raw,) Shoes (gaiter, klp and kid,) In fact,
many other very handsome, neat, and durable
species Of the latest styles Of ladies' Goods, too
numerous 10 mention.
We warrant to Please tho Ladies' IL they will
call and examine our Steek. Ifno purchases are
made no charges will be entered. We invite you 10
come aud examine for yourselves before purehas.
ing elsewhere, As our selection cannot fail TO
please you.
We are also receiving fresh supply Of
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Lost Certificate,

TIME Headlight Certificate No. 1872, Vol. 1
Il for 800 acres of land, issued by Thomas W
Ward, Commissioner Of Peters Colony, on the
- day Of - 1850, to Mansell Wilmoth I'm
less heard from within the time prescribed by
law. shall apply to the proper authority for a
duplicsts. BENJAMIN FROST.
l.snst ., 1sga-l9N.
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Mosby, schlater A. Co.,

JEFFERSON. CAss CO.. TEXAS.
HAVING formed Co partnership for the pur-
II pose or transscting q general Commission
and Forwarding business. beg leave 10 tender 10
their friends their services and devoted attention
to their interests. They contemplate keeping ON
hand a new selected stock OF Groceries. ecmprlr.
ing all articles for plantation supplies Their cot
TON sheds have undergone thorough repairs. and
every attention Is paid to the storage Of cotton.
Liberal advances, either In cash or produce,
made upon cotton consigned to our friends In New
Orleans.
We take pleasure In stating to our friends that
A. koHS, Esq, long and favorably known In this
community, takes charge OF the sales department
OF our establishment.
Refer to Elicit & Dean, Dallas, Texas.
M0SBY, SCHLUTRR 4 co.
April 10. ls56-iS;ly
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SIGN OF THE
BIG MORTAR.
Sayre & Thomas,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
ONE DOOR EAST OF w. cARUTH & BRO,

ONE DOOR EAST OF w. cARUTH " BRo.,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK II
n of DRUGS, comprising COM
plete assortment Of Foreign and Amer |
lean chemicals, essential oils and ex- A
tracts, Shakers herbs and extracts,
surgical and dental instruments, medicine chests,
medical saddle-bags, Druggists shop furniture Of
every description, patent medicines, paints Of all
kinds, dry and ground in oil, window glass, var
nish, wall and shoe brushes, fancy goods, CO.
logne water. fancy soaps Of every grade, tooth,
nail, shaving and hair brushes, etc. Black, blue
and red ink, in bottles from quart to one ounce /,
dye woods Of all kinds, acids, indigo, madden;
spices, etc.
Having paid special attention to the purity of
all drugs sold by us, and to the manner of put
ting them up and packing goods, we feel confident
that we will be able to fill any orders with which
we are favored, in satisfactory manner.
Orders by letter shall receive prompt and care
ful attention. SAYRE Il THOMAS.
January 26, lS56-40:tf
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EGsocEsEs3

Coffee Sugar, Tea, Rice, Soda, Saiaratus, Mack
erel. Pickles, &C., &c.
Puactusl dealers nre the kind OF customers
wanted, anu those who pay cash will find 1t to
their interest to buy of us.
Country produce that we can readily sell, will
be taken In exchange for goods and liberal prices
allowed,
ELLETT DEAN.
Dallas, May 5 ls56.-50;tf.
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}. L. ALLEN. 1T. N. BAoBY. IT. u. AVERY W. FULTON
ALLEN, BAGBY a. Co.,

COTTON FACTORS 4 GENERAL COMMISSION MERcmANAs,
MAIN AND COMMERCE STR EEIS,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
We would respectfully say to our correspon-
dents, that We do exclusively COMMISSION BusI-
NESS, nevar entering into speculation by purchase
Of their products.
Orders for plantation supplies promptly res
ponded to when accompanied with cash or pro-
duce.
Merchandise and Cotton received and forwar-
ded with despatch.
DANIEL PRArr's highly celebrated CoTroN GINS
and the PRATTvILLE 0sNADuRos are kept on hand
for sale.
We will also receive and forward at the termi-
nus of the Railroad.
Feb, 16, 1S56-v4n43:1y
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FOR. SALE.

VNHE RESIDENCE lately occupied by H22!,93A
Il myself in the Town of Dallas. The sii@
property is elligibly situated. and has. in con-
nection with the main building. a kitchen, smoke
house, well-house, carriage-house. &c. good
well of pure water, quantity of shrubbery, q
variety Of fruit, and eight lots Of ground.
viii exchange for good lands near Dallas, or
for negroes. Look at the property, for am de-
termined to sell or trade.
B. WARREN STONE.
MAY %. l256-2.tf
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Combined Reaper and Mower
MILLER, WINGATE & cos. KENTUCK,
HARVESTER.

building for the harvest 81 1885, five hundred Com
bnei Reapng and Moving Machines, 81 construction
and to which viii give the most unqualified warren,ee as to
their performance every respect and that they shall he Of bet
ter MATERIAL and Workmanship than any other SINH
lar machine IN use Price, cash, $40.
This machine warranted to with pair ofhorscs from
IL to any kind Of small grain per day % acres
OF grass and do better than be done with the cradle or
scythe.
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WEAVER & WEAVER.

WEAVER & WEAVER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELI0RS AT LAW,
WILL practice their profession IN the courts
w Of the 9Th judicial District, and adjoining
counties in the 9th. Strict attention will he Civ.
to all business entrusted to their care, and all
money collected will DO promptly RENTED to the
proper persons. Address
S. s. WEAVER, w. I. g. WEAVER,
Gainesville, Ieras, Alton, Tsrap,
REfER TO
JONI SUMMERS and JoHS JACKSON, GAINESVILLE;
JOHNSON GRAY, Mt Pleasant; NJ w MATTHEWS,
Rockwell JAMES reilly, Houston; DMLARp Il Co,
HuoHs 4 BLACK, Austin GREEN 4 VASsIckLK,
TARRANr; HARRY ROGERS, Esq, Cass county.
September 90, lS55-23tf
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dr. IN. II. Thonns,

HAVING psfmansally loeaisd IL Dallas, 70.
10 the eliiIshs VI THE place and The surrounding
e0uniry. With an experience u eight years
practice of bic pT0irssiOn he feels confident % bis
ability 10 ireaiall who may favor him with their
patronage skillhlly. May 10 found At Sayre A
1homass Drug store, oT Al the cTuiehhsld House.
when not professionally engaged,
Dallas TeKas March 23, ls56-ii:f
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Tips.SlaOJp.

TiH.ShOp.
YNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
/ citizens of Dallas and the surrounding coun-
TRIP, that he has opened tn-shop in the town of
Dallas, on the North side of the Square, where he
is prepared to execute all kind of work in his
line. TIN-WARE of all kinds kept constantly
on hand for sale at wholesale and retail, at the
lowest price. Also, q few COOKING STOVES,
which will be sold low for cash. Roofing, gutter
ing and all kinds of job work done with prompt
ness and neatness. E. G. POWERS.
Dallas, July 5, 1S56-7:1y
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J. n. stewart,
OENTAL SUR GEOM

AS permanently located In Dal- -
- las, ioI ,he purpo.e o. prseii. ~
cling bis profession In all its branches, 1ffp
AIiineial teeth inserted, from one 10 AN en,i,a
seit' All other operations on the teeth. such q
cleansing, siiraetins, plugging or filling oarious
or diseased teeth, separating, treating diseased
gums, 80 Performed In a scientific manner. and
specially refer to Z Nicholson, Esq, y A ssyra
I. Z. hawpe, Esq, and join w smith, a. 10
qualification. Office at the Crutehdeld House.
VIII attend persons at their residences when ne.
quested without extra charge.
May ~, ls56-52;ly
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Crockett A. Guess.

ATTORNEYS At LAW-Daiias, TsIa',
"AyING formed an association, will dill
IL gently and yigorouly practice their pro.
fessioh In Dallas, and the adjacent counties and
in the Supreme Court OF the State, and Dis
triet Court OF the u. 5.
~ They will promptly attend to the collect
ing Of debts, and investigating land titles.
REFERENCES.
John Hemphill. Chief Justice $. O., Texas,
Thos. j. Jennings, Attorney General, Texas,
Thos. j. Rusk, Us Senator, Texas, NJ. ID.
X. Taylor, State Senator, Jefferson, Texas, o.
Hartly, Galveston, Texas, Doet.D. Jane, Phila'
delphia, Penn, DeRosset 4 Brown, New York,
Reid. Sprague 4 Co., New York,
0iiee opposite the Herald Office.
luna Oh lSb5-nollif
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ID. Warren stone,

II. witch StOnc,
ATTORNEY aud co UNSELL OR AT LAW,
WILL practice in the counties Of Kaufman,
w Collin, Denton, Ellis, and Dallas, also in
the Supreme Court at Tyler, and In the Probate
Courts of Dallas and adjoining counties.
Special attention will be given to collections
and the perfecting of titles to land.
Dallas, Dec. 80, 1858. (nl:ly)
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ISAAC NAYLoR,
aiInrnrn- Ai-c q u /.

DALLAS isG pantls cSUSr \ ! rExAs,
NNTILL pAaeties in the counties OF the six
w tenth Judicial District, and In the Sn-
pTeme and Federal courts Of the State attending
faithfully to the collection Of claims. inyesigat'
ing land titles, and amy professional basin
entrusted TO him. April 10Th, le5d.-ly
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TRINITY MILLS,
x<H NO DTu ID Il Arn

So DALLAS COUNTY, S.SNs
Sa4zazzsG TEXAS. sssss=-ss:.aSss.zsaa.
VNHE undersigned have erected, and have now
i In full operation, a STEAM SAW AND
MERCHANT GRlST MILL, adapted tothe wants
of the country. Our machinery is got up on
the principle of the Northern Touring mills,
with large French burr rocks; and the undcrsign-
cd having considerable experience in milling,
and being among the first to tramp the stubDles
dowh in the Upper Trinity country, hope to re-
ecivc liberal patronage from their old patrons
and the public In general. an
81 We have at all times on hand supply OF
-four, which can be had in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. Corn ground for one-ffth.
w. Ii & P. WITT.
Nov; 90; 1S54-36:tf
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DURE French Brandy, Wines and Holland Gin
l. for medicinal purposes, for sale at the Drug
store of SARE & THOMAS, Druggists.
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join mccoy, D. y. NICHOLSON.
Mccoy and Nicholson.
ATTORNEYS AND C0uNSELL0RS AT LAW,
Dallas, Texas.
nv ILL practice in the Supreme and District
w Courts Of this State, and in the Federal
Court for the District of Texas. Any business
contded to them shall be attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity
Dallas, March Sd, ls55-47:1y.
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RporrssIonAL CARDS
q, m. ussvS,evstv.

ATTORNEY AND COUNsElLOllATLAw.
Mckinney. Collin County, TEXAS,
VIII practice 10 the courts o. The 10Th Judisla'
District, eompfising The counties o Collin, Ursy
900, Cooke, Denton, Wise, Parker, Johnson, III
lie, huAnt aud Dallas. Mar TO- Iss6,Sl,iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-03
.Rrrnuesus Calculation.

From some intim atoms In that portion of the
British press which is supposed to be in favor with
the British cabinet it is manifest that large caicu.
ltion. are based on the supposed dsafection OF
certain sections of the United States to their own
government This was the identical error into
which Great Britain fell before the late war, and
there il no more reason for it now than then. 1t
is true, we quarrel & good deal among ourselves.
and if left alone, there is no telling what might
become of us. But the presence of q common
enemy will hush our internal jansiings, and pro-
duce the very opposite effect of that contemplated
by our short sighted adversaries in Great Britain
In truth, we know of nothing that can put An end
to our internal dissensons as speedily and as tho
roughly as foreign war. True, in the last war
with Great Britain, there were some blue lights
burned on the coast of New England but 1t was
from that section principally that sprang the
Navy which humbled the pride of old England up
ON her favorits element And in another struggle,
whilst 1t is likely the Parkers, Summers. Beechers
&C., might be disposed to give aid and comfort to
the enemy, good many more would be disposed
to extract aid and comfort from her in the way Of
privateering, on such q scale as the world has
never before seen. Let not England trust to
Americas discussions. They will all vanish into
smoke on the first firing of hostile gun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-03
FAIRFIELD RACES.
l Spring Meeting, 1856.

FIRST DAY-TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1856
sweepstske ton year old colts and FLIES mile
heats $500 entrance, 500 forfeit, to be on the
first Tuesday In May, was closed on the lst Of Feb.
ruary, with the following subscribers:
c. Green enters b. 9. BY imp. Glencoe, dam Dark
ness, by Wagner.
James Tally enters Oh. G. by Tally.Ho, dam Betsy
White. e.fFs stSFTf8 81 =
D. Mcdaniel enters b. q. by Boston, IT,. dam by IN.
ported Trustee. ,.
Thomas boswell enters b. c. by Tally-Ho dam
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY, May 7th-Propri.
etors Purse $500 mile heats.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAy, May 8th.-Proprietsrs
Purse $500 s mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, MAY 8.
sweepstake for year old colts and FLIES tout OF
mares which have never produced WINERY sl5e
entrance, $50 forfeit mile heats; to be run the
Friday following the first Tuesday in May, closed
the LIST of February with the following subscriber:
James Tally names eh. c. BY Taliy-Ho, dam csddy
Jones.
Thomas boswell names b. c. by Tally. Ho, dam So.
, D. Mcdaniel names oh. 9. by Senator, dam by
Henry Davis names br. f BY Childs Harold, dam
by Priam. 97se,y rs g-ae F. y
Bowie 4 Hall names Oh. c. Expectation, by Regis
ter, out of Lucy Long. Z
Bowie Hall names Oh. (. Sonoma, by Register,
John Belcher enters bay FLY, by Revenue, out Of
Miss Bette, by Mammoth Eclipse.
N. b. The Races over this Course will be soverned
by the rules Of the old Fairfield Jockey Club.
q Gate Fee so Cents. EaA- ~
sp 28-td Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-03
Railroads In Europe,

From an article in the Baltimore American, 1t
appears that France makes $50 miles of railroad.
which cost f5S, ooO,0 0Q yield gross income OF
a9848. 000--a clear gain of about Ia per cent;
while England derives from the same extent OF
railway, which cost al2o, 1000, not quite per
cent. The capital invested in English railways is
estimated to be three hundred millions of pounds
in France one hundred millions of pounds, in the
United. States one hundred and fifty millions 81
pounds. . { I Il
There are numerous railroads In Germany and
Austria, viz the Cologne and Mindon, the Leipzig
the Ferdinands, Northern Line and several others,
which pay over ten per cent.
Railroad dividends in England, 1t is said, have
been much diminished by too great rivalry and
the parallel lines have become nearly bankrupt
from this cause. Besides, railroad travelling in
that country is nearly three times as costly as it is
on the continent. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-03
HeIlywood Cemetery.

We doubt whether, in the whole country, place
for the repose of the dead can be found which
possesses more natural beauties than Hollywood
Cemetery. At this season, when green carpet of
grass covers the EARTH and the leaves are resuming
the livery of spring, and the cheerful songs of
birds fill the air, it il spot attractive alike to the
lover of nature, and the contemplative mind The
hand of art has already achieved wonders in de.
velopipg the besuties of nature Great taste has
been displayed in the embellishments of the
grounds, and Mr.. OKeefe, the Superintendent, by
his very skilful and assiduous discharge of the du
ties Of his post, has proved himself eminently
worthy the confidence reposed in him by the com.
pany. wemay here mention that, in addition 70
the noble growth of forest trees upon the spot
Mr. oKsefe. since the year 1854, has set out two
hundred holly trees, two hundred weeping elms.
hundred are ten naples, two hundred popars.
two hundred black gum, and, of the large number
thus set ont, only ten have been lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-03
objects of the Black Republicans.


The New York Times quotes from Syracuse
IN. W paper, which denies that the objects of the
Black Republicans are restricted to opposing the
extension of slavery, and curtailing its alleged
influence with the federal government. The Sy-
racuse paper insists that Black Republicanism is
hostile not only to the introduction of slavery in
the territories, but to its existence in the slave
States The Times takes issue with its Syracuse
contemporary, and deliberately and insdiously con-
tends that the Black Republicans do not desire to
interfere with slavery in the States, but only to
prevent its further extension. We believe TIE
Syracuse paper is right in its understanding of
their objects and is candid and honest In its expo.
sitien of them The Times knows the impolicy
of such sn avowal as that of the Syracuse paper
at this time and therefore seeks to cloak the real
and manifest purposes of the faction of which it is
one of the most artful and malignant organs.