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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-19

The fires previously reported occurred be.
| tween Matanzas and Cardenas, where the canes
on twenty estates, enough to have made 1000
boxes Of sugar, we're destroyed. H
Accounts had reached Havana from Mexico
confirming Mirsmons retreat and the siege Of
the capital
Detroit April 18th.
Firemans Hall was last night occupied by
abont 400 people to witness the great billiard
m Itch between PhelAn 4 See-eiter. The choice
Of balls was won by the latter. The playing
commenced at about half past7 No remark
able playing was made on either side until
the 67th run when Phelan made lOl points.-
Seerieter on the seth run made ls9 points,
the largest run made in the game, on the ll2th
run Seereter made l5O points which was i'm
medlately followed BY Phelan making i29 be.
ing his largest run. The game concluded as 3
| .. m. amid intense excisemeEt with tho l64th
run, Phelan barring by s6 points. Every thing
passed on quietly. Good feeling prevailing
| throughout.
New York, April -. /.
The Sun, this morning, Ps-sd the free dag os
Cuba, under the 6rW belief that that leland u is
the midst Of general revolt, IL not already n
the hands Of the patriots. The Sun says:-
"A band of Cuban patriots sailed from this port
the latter part Of March, with arms and an
unition. Aost Of them are youDg men, sons 81
the leading men Of the Island, and all deter
mined to free their native soil or die In their
attempt. Their landing vas TO Be the signal foe
the revolt 70 the patriots already on the IslanA
lie 6rst day Of April was the day 6xed upoa.""
The Isabel, at Charleston, brings dAtes % the
10th.
| Washington, Arril -. /,
| There 10 such information in this city q leAves
no doubt Of deep laid scheme for the rsvolar
sion Of Cuba. Il b NOS known - this Govera-
ment has bean etRcially informed Of the facs
s6 New Orleans, April IL.
Senior Malta was officially informed to-day By
dispAtch from the Secretary Of Ssate that the
President viii recognize him % the Minister Of
Mexico on his arrival as Washington. He
leaves ON Saturday for shas city. ss
Buffalo, April -.
The stesm saw miii, engine house and ship
railway building OF Macon Bidvsll q tAeir
ship yard On Ohio street. together with shres
dwsllinge adjoining. ~sre deats0ysd ~ nie snis
morning. LOss about $4,000. Insured for
sc. 900. The loss ID serious one. - the marine
railway and dry dock are rendered useless for
hull repairs. "
The destruction Of the mill where oil ths
timbers and ships planking we're sawed viii
perhaps rstard the completes Of the swo sssam.
ships On the ssocka tor tAs Dssreia and ND
-1.f~.r $50 s4a4sg4ssl a# s@#A s1o4sd
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
sorroLAsrfo
'Tbr 1r,inr Syringe Institute,

" Eli. r..H. IH N ..f FL. u.. It.I H..r II# HH..H
fHi.#.r.. n ~ HiFnIs, r.. .IfHf H....sasif f..
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Turf pff tfif'sa ~ MHatf
rHmlT department, Ter month, ~ Ul
intermediate Department lD Do. Wl
llishrr Tulsb Department, io do. W
lIurual department, h'
o. #.#lf iu HiU Ir aIfr fHip a Uls-s fsrFr' n I.-
fHf H..HHss sHI THTI. lfHrH fHH rffrHHf t f.sr AT
-Hs.... IIt h#aiIrrf..f f. -sY RI i'is FHHI ii. co.
I.Hr.u.nf . .ir srr-rIHr IrHHhH can PC o. riUss-A
a.g rIfre d. IH. -fHf. Co. 'aIIHf, iuf tHtHi BE- l.f-.
rHI. fH rrT HrH "A a furf.i Iull .nl 80 iff '
.rrrrs sfI #rfFfl r.HrIrr @" iie rnit , afl Aaltt
"A uttT tir s1l atIyssslr tfr ~ hs 41- 20 Nt c''
n th- -..s..l Arru 2f, i's1-laN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

n. L PEEL. JAS T. pCHDLt ,
TlEEL G DUMBLE, Cotton Factors, General
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Fonsf6r Tcrac. WdREH0USEat the terminus Of the Cen
raj Rail Road OFFyCEiIan Street Personal attention Civ
- the sales Cotton Hides Produce, and the execution OF
rlerl ensc Cash AGyonceS made Gotten or other
on7snmens sent shipment to friends at Calves
on New York or Liverpool Cotton forwarded free Of ray
Oct HOSTILITY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

EErE have or1r-a. i5s town III -S=rss5sE3
w of rt.F- s-- and com ~ 49, 5S-s1sfs
r din. L5re-r STABLE. Tl'-l ~ \ 4 u y h
~s 71f z-s. Te. arupI.ri riH
4fe7.HI5- G., % as ard or s its gaag re tf-yaii1s
l - pre- -urr3 r17i ard flr tbs-Tts Pc Wis asa
sfa. r#s.-. trre.-7 md cs--i--as ~ 'Hrs-
n Il IA IA -
H.sss. b. fsday .s.s or sno.i;h CAS- cess pe- Day.
H'rf ~ trr-e- .iaT- "
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

Snow takes this method Of informing the citizens
Kaufman and adjoining counties, that he amply SUP
pcd with medicines surgical Instruments pertaining to- his
profession md proposes treat the following diseases and de-
ormcs the Of which h warrants VIZ ftstua IN ano
joints Anchyloss Necrosss Dislocaton airp Conactons
from burns Wounds &C., &c Special attention given TO the
ca cure The operation for Hernia simple SAFE anH
will fully explained to the patients their friends previous 10
the performing any operation This dscaee erna has mere
of been regarded as ncurahe hut the Of science
has proven to the contrary For further particulars address H.
J. Snow. Kaufman, Texas. 2, 1859 -3b:H
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MrhAcnYic lns.itMle.

UIHE eiehteCnth session OF this Institute VII oNeh
on the first Monday Of October next, and continue
hIty weeks. under the uprrngehlanee Of Rev. J. " p Nc
Ipy me large and pleasant and lahatoTy well Supplied
h apparatus The two Departments Of tbs Academy viii b
entirely distinct, 50 -, a.,
srfson Of forty weeks 800. -.
rugllsh Department, II paid atclote siiV on
Do DO n not paid n close siI ~
LnrrEl OF Mathematical Department, paid close, SOY ~
po n, DO not paid at close, SlS 90
~ A. pi,,,. T,r,s NTH u,e an in,runent $50 90
,,T. ~. 49,, 80 ON "a y, s,",,nt 81 90
Ten per cent allowed for all slvance payments fupsHms
q, ,r bs rst mouth from time Of entrance and detue
lion N made under any circumstance except o p9rseea
Ele E.e!H August i997'--Ntis'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
r.. q. Mckenzie,
h. -. Guy,
Eer. a. q. Johnson,

Having permanently located In Dallas oers his professional
vices to the public Iemay be found at his office on the ives.
side Of the Public Square door north Smith, hihy Cos
store, except when professionally absent.
Dallas, Texas January 90, 1S5s-S0:n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
I'D. Es. TiaoEnas. WI. ID,
FgedicaP asad Surgical Notice.

J1TIJL promptly attend to all professional cai0 Once ore
w his Drug Store
Dallas, Texas, May 25, 135o-4Iiy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
AvGyse Mitaers,

NVgyAt AsktVEFs'
sure REMEDY fo DytyrErig Ctoe-g Da-T'sa, Ry;en'eT
sex ECG9ccle, NiCht StCFGts, General Debility
and its attendant. ills.
These elegant Filters peculiarly adapted Toy warm erNo'
aud every peFnn desiring health, strength and protection r
The diseases Incident to tc climate should r'c them.
Perron, a&ranceS in m and ceiling the Hand Of Time weFn-
use Of Inc Ba an Elixir tia: will rst new life into THEFT Tens
,ealorr IN measure the emery and Wor OF more y?uthH
dayl; bi IN their runkn FORMS AMI give health and happ
rc5a 70 their remaining years . -, ,,
It's vel established fact that folly ohehE OF the emae
norton Of our population seldom IN u" enjoyment Of good
.al o. to use ther expression, "naYcr fell vet They
are ngu devoid Of al energy e&remei nervous, aud have no
.rttc lo this cjgss nvaGds these heiT Gre espocay
o ended Their peculiar tonic and nvisoFatng properties
render then! inva!ulhi9 in such "nsca.
Ao or any Fever Of bliGu8 nature. viii find that hy he
timely use Of one OF wo bottles they viii not IN one instance
take In. d;cle rs tic Ecr5 will renova.c and strengthen the
gys.en and carry the billie Of IN It's natural channel
L.. ~, WHEELOCk 81 CO.,
Importsrs Wholesale Druggists % Mag St. opposite the
Arcade Hotel New Orleans general Wholesale Agents flso sold
BIZ j. WRIGHT CO. No. u Csrtrcs Street apr 'i9.-ll6m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
Medical NGticc.

Jyayny associated in the practice Of edene ws
IL very respectfully professional services to the PUBLIC
our cave g. u. PRYOR, NJ. D.,
nsf CIIAs II. PRYOR, N. D.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
BSr. BED. Peak, Jr,
SUR EON D Z NJ S r,
nAJINg TEytc

yzToID respectfully inform the citizens Of IRas and the
w rounding country that he has recently returned from the ely
Of Loula7!e. and has permanently loca'eHm pas o ,ne
nraccc Of his profession Having experience OF two years.
and for the last months In the city Of Louisville under the
oldest and best practitioners in that city lie ars himself that
he win he cnasd TO give entire snI,ct!on lie isprepared
with all kinds of wo in his line, Ia the oes man
ner and will warrant all his work. Plate wor; put mp on the
horc notice. specimens Of which can be seen It bis etHee
Feb 2 1880 Silly
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E.dgeworih & English,
a. y. Ball
ATTORNEY AID couNSEII.oR ArLAw,

NM IWVNoELI4VIF NI-INN
Htahsrfard, Parker C0Haig, Teas
WILL pTarte Ga aid the CauT uf thr Sixteenth Judicial hs
w tTs ami ia lala Pinto u he Nin5teen'h Prompt ami
faithful attention pai 20 IN husess entrusted % ha care
yTtatltTiinl, Nov. 90 lSSS-2Aly,
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Land for sale.

Gao acres Of land, lying In the county Of Ellis Chamber
Utt creek the residence f the late Gen. E. H. Tarrant;
good portion Ct tberd; It is well supplied with living water.
There the 10 60 Of land 10 cultivation
Said tract Of well situated for stock raising Persons
wishing purchase home will well tn examine the tract be-
,Ie purchasing elsewhere viii be sid low ard
lie terms For further particulars inquire n the undersigned
this Office in waxahachis J. I'm. HAWKINS, agent
Feb. Q, 1859. 30. en-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
Coleman S Mills!

y'bg UNDERLINED patgntee hnl rer 81 TIE UNpCLAIo
~ COM ATD TLOUu"G nils r'srr'' lily lrnouneS'
alfa q 'ts aud Ns 7ubl. siy, tha ms Hrtacl9E IN
~, IN Il Rerncr Is row ful op Tnllon Ihe
s enbA sy different giTG ranging nom IL T. 70 Inches ~
rd 20 su purchasers Einci Of stone ere nov 10
ugf , Tho roe, French Barr anil hc German CT Cssgnc -e,
al price, ranging fr3n 500 % $50 apiece . -,
1o cnice m Inc sale o these Mills ut SIS 81 Charles street
bssron, o. Maranc Han ard opposite Conmcreia Alley where
orders VII nee. With prompt tCuea Orders ott o. the manu-
flcIogy viii also he attended TO, Hi eau be shipped from
hTe direct and free Of dryarc, by steamboat or On the NeF
Orleans, Jackson md Great Ees'heri Railroad.
pra,.i ccllaIs giving cvery hfr1en nec7rnry Tor PlGE
n and operating these celebrated NILS be obtained ny adj
sssng The undersigned, NJ no 50 st charl:? a;eeet
IcrsCash, ali Mia ruara-icel 70 perform In cr-
c-- particular R that rrc!led for er IN ny Printed circular
Jew ricHlrpaoy, ESQ Sole Agent. 49,.
= plY IN f7Ece~cr,s IN the contraction C IrNri on
the I-77ercd MIL Stone Drcs, or scd7S Of c'seT mdfe
OF I TIE reputation Of Tc iuiH certainly be rose
cutcd 10 tie fc, crtcrs Of the Lav T7afs and FTordsf IN
- caa.c IL ts Eralee!on Of Iaientec7 AZ 6e-ill,
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I,ior,lnn 4 DriscOIl,
~ an. AZ. Wilson

80 an. AZ. Wilson,
CORNER CONGRESS AND TRAVIS sTrLETS,
houston, TEXAS
Importer and Deg',r m Hyr5.raTs and .isrieuha'
r0' implements, Mechanics Ioo5,
Wood and Wng ware Copper Tin aud sheet Iron Wae Cn'
lyry Nails Clngs Griui and Mil sunes, f'ln.' on, Nn'
dow asi 1iu Sheet Iron AMI Zine, cookng and tllF sNea
solar Lamps, Lin amt fcfce Pump, uh hini 81 al GUS
Iiyup 5al Cum Packing, Agent 'or -,
HeTring,s Firc-PTOOt Safes and Hoes Dis-
tons aud Riakewolrs Circular saws
s5l-
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Mount Prairie High school,

AA| hr EhtAlls Ai'"'' l'fr '''' 7''-' 80 W. 49, -
w Assistant ,.-.,,.
Iht rrtlass1a q chs srhr' v r-r'rr.f n hf al NnH
tsy 90 OgIufT- The tlaAsi, year rli s Nt4'' s'@ 'e "
s.ils Of i've months each,
ITVNs---of TuifiHu per- Sssslg1.
o,.,,EIa y ~ s' 1r,lm,,s '' g. 70
grsm1ar and Arithmetic continued hfHln'i FN Althfi1 a.
Conpsi0a, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry sou htHy u ~
Algebra continued, GtomfTY, fTlronrmtiN sAtAt}Nss
n,scfipge and Analytical Gtomtuy lnnrirnUs' ana
Ir,tsral Calculus Astronomy, Mual fhlo''1i3'- e a,
elements uf Latin, Greek aud Spanish 'h ~
rtlirni will he charE, nom the tine ~ fnlrhs uN SIS
rla,s At DE session. gullss IN case ~ pI"ael"i hAA
Tuition Uay able II the tAIiTauon ~ Zach tenn Al, 40,
MS sehoos locatgd 10 Dallas county, seven s NORM ~
town ~ Dallas, the residences ~ hn M' anu ~ T.
fflUrr A. Hoard eau De had n the nrfoFhu on ts'AA-
r t,rn aeh stuieu. will BE- charged 20 e's per s'on IN
dental expenses, ny
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
James a. POag.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. AT.LAW,
Wsatkeford, Parker County, 1tEas,
Dec 81, IS5S-25:ly
Randolph County journal., 1859-12-29

OF September. lS49. under the au-
thority vested in her by the will of
her husband. John \. Washington.
the elder. The conveyance was in
fee. without any charge or reservation
whatever, except to Mss. Washington.
the fishing shores thereon during her
life. and charge Of six thousand
dollars to Mrs VIM. +. Alexander
The property at the time of the con-
veyance was clear of all membranes
whatever. aud Mr. Washington, since
the said conveyance to him, has never
mortgaged the same or otherwise in
numbered it, nor is there any Judge
ment against him. or other lien upon
the said land. except that in the deed
from Mrs. Washington to him as
aforesaid. The contract between the
Regent of the Mount Vernon Associa-
ton and Mr.. Washington is dated
the 9th day of April. 1858, and was
admitted to the record in this court on
the 9th day of April. 1853"
Randolph County journal., 1859-12-29

table. 10 and behold he conld not
puncture it with his fork. much less
cut morsel of meat from the bons.-
His wife "Said she had cooked 1t twice
as long as usual for tear 1t might be
tough" Tough. said hes husband.
"it is as tough a. leather. and not hit
for the pigs!" whereat he was greatly
indignant. but all at once tho joke
flashed across his mind. and he laugh.
ed loud and heartily. saying, IN
be a match for his honor" In the
course of the week he met the Colo
mel. but made no allusion to his Christ
mas repast. lie invited him to dine
on New Years day at his house In
Sag Harbor with some friends.
lie purchased couple OF the most
tender geese he could find. and saved
the Colonel's also. which his wife
boiled for two or three days and was
thereby enabled to joint it. When
New Years day came. the table was
iOAucu Wltu udlutlcS. uc intat Nt>
on a side-table and the captain help
ing some of the guests first. so that
they commenced eating. He piled
the Colonel's plate with vegetables of
all kinds and put on it some of his
own goose The guests handled their
knives and forks dexterously. and
praised the tenderness OF the goose.--
The poor Colonel cut and cut till the
sweat rolled in drops from his face,
and yet the guests praised on and had
their plates replenished with tho Cap
tain's tender goose. Finally light
seemed,to burst upon him; LAYING down
his knife and fork he roared out. Cap
tain. you have paid me in my own
coin" Then his laughing but COM
passionate host changed his plate,
saying THAT his excrtions in good
cause must have given him good ap-
petite"
Randolph County journal., 1859-12-29
The Senate COmmittees-Che Itar.
per's Ferry Committee.
" WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.

The following are the Senate Com
mittees in full. as arranged by til,
Democrats:
On Foreign Relations-Messrs. Ma.
son. Douglas, Slidell. Polk and Crit
tenden.
On Finance-Messrs. Hunter. Pearce
Gwin, Bright and Hammond.
On Commerce-NlcSsrs. Clay. Big
Ter, Toombs, Clingman and Saulsbu
ry.
On Military Affairs-Mcssrs. Davis
Fitzpatric, johnson, of Arkansas
Chandler and Lane.
On Naval Affairs -Mcssrs. Mallory
Thompson, Slidell. Hammond and
Nicholson.
On Judiciary-Mcssrs. Bayard
Pugh. Benjamin, Green and Powell
On Post Oflice-Messrs. Ynlee
Gwin, Rice. Bright and Hemphill.
On Public Lands-NIessrs. johnson
of Arkansas. Johnson. of Tennessee
Lane, Pugh and Bragg.
On Private Claims-Messrs. Ben.
jamin. Polk and Hemphill.
On Indian Aiiairs-NIcssrs Sebas.
tian, Brown. Fitzpatrick and IIaun.
On Pensions-Messis. Thompson
Clay, Salisbury and Powell.
On Revolutionary Claims-Mcssrs
Toombs. Crittenden and Nicholson.
On Claims-Messrs. Iverson, Nal
ory and Bragg.
On the District of Columbia
Messrs. Brown, Mason. johnson, o
Tennessee, Yulee and Kennedy.
On Patents-Messrs. Bigler, Thomp
son, Toombs and Hemphill.
On Public Buildings-Messrs. Da
Wis, Bright and Kennedy.
On Observation-Disclosures. Green
Douglas, Sebastian, Fitzpatrick an,
Haun.
To audit the contingent expenses o
the Senate-Messrs. johnson. of Ten
ncssee, and Powell.
On Printing-Messrs. Fitch am
Davis.
On Engrossed Bills-Nlessrs. Lane
and Bigler.
On Enrolled Bills-Nlessrs. IIaul
and Salisbury.
On the Library-Messrs Pearcc an
Bayard.
The Harper's Ferry Investigatin,
Committee propose going into tn
matter very extensively. They vii
do little. however, till after the holi
DAYS.
Randolph County journal., 1859-12-29
IucOmpleteness.

Nothing resting i'm it, own completeness
Can have worth or beauty; but alone
Because il leads and tends 10 farther sweet
Fuller, higher, deeper, than its own.
Spring. real glory dwell~ not in the mean
ing,
Gracious though il be, Of her blue hours;
But j. hidden in her tender leaning
Toward the Summers richer wealth OF
iiowers.
Dawn Is fair. because her msts fade slowly
Into day, which floods the world with
light;
Twilisht's mystery l. 50 sweet and holy,
Just because it ends in starry night.
Life j. only bright when IL proceedcth
Toward u trucr, deeper Life above:
Human love is Swectcr when IL lcadcth
Toa more divine AMI perfect love.
Childhood's smiles unconscious graces bor-
From strife that in far-oif future lies;
And angel glanccs vailed now by liie's sor-
row,
Draw our hearts To some beloved ewes.
Learn the mystery Of progression duly;
Do not call each glorious change decay;
But know We only hold our treasures truly
When il seems a. it they past away.
Nor dare to blame Gods gifts for incom-
plctcncss;
In that want their beauty lies; they roll
Toward some infinite depth OF love and
sweetness,
Bearing onward mans reluctant soul.
II Adelaide Anne Proctor.
Randolph County journal., 1859-12-29
Degradation Complcte--The West
Betrayed.

Mr. Bocock OF Virginia. the Demo.
cratic candidate for Speaker. advised
to the I.ecompton swindle, and sustain
ed il from first to last. And yet tho
five Douglas men Of Illinois. and they
are all the men. the Republic says.
JlGge Douglas can influence. abased
themselves by voting for the Admin
istration and for Lccomptonism in the
person of Mr.. Bocock.
The Democrats from Illinois. Indi-
ana and Ohio. betrayed the West by
voting for Mr. Bocock for the Speaker
ship. He always opposed the Home
stead Bill and also voted against Mr..
Grows bill at the last session, To give
pre-cmptioners ten years TO pay for
their lands. If elected Speaker. he
would so pack the Land Committee as
to stiflc both of these measures. so vi
tai To the landless and to the wilder
ness West. Let emigrants of all class :
O.. who seek new Western homes.
make note of these things.-[Cleve-
land Leader.
Randolph County journal., 1859-12-29
A Virginia Requiem.
From the Richmond News, Dec

From the Richmond news, Dec.o.
EXECUTION OF OLD BRowN.-At fif-
teen past | o'clock yesterday morn
ing, this old neiarious sinner expiated
his most unholy crimes upon the gal
lows. He dangled in an element for
some time entirely too pure for his
loath some carcass, and stenched the
sphere with thatpolluted breath
which had given vent to his hendish
purposes. Those limbs. that were made
10 be governed by thought of such hell
ish deeds. must have writhed in ago
ny; and those eyes, while starting
from their sockets, could but too plain
ly see the black scroll before them that
had planned the mode OF consummat-
ing his mur,lerous intent. But 1t is
over, and the voice of the fallen angel
halls with extatic delight an addition
to his myriads OF hell-infatuated de-
mons. But it is all over. and Charon
has his oars all set and his sails to the
breeze to transfer this welcome passen
ger across the dark waters OF the Styx.
But i; is all over, and the cold blood
ell heart OF this would-be destroyer of
his own race is beingl warmed
up by the sulphurous blazes of eternal
woe. But it is all over. and Union
loving people now shout their hallclu-
iahs, and sing their "gloria IN ercel-
sis" for the consummation of the pen
atty.
Various opinions have been express
ed as to the disposition of his body al
ter death-some contending it should
not be delivered over to his friends at
the North. others to the contrary
We say let them have it. and for ma
ny reasons-among them not the
least prominent is, that we could not
see the soil of Virginia defled by be-
ing the receptacle of such iilth-horse
manure and guano would reject associ-
alton with it; grass would refuse to
sprout in the fertile fields of the val
lev, and that scavenger of our coun-
try, the noble buzzard. would be driv-
EN- from our State by the pestferous
stencil of his carcass. Send him to
the North by all means. There let
the wooden nutmeg Yankee, in his
speculative propensities. convert his
bones into buttons and toothpicks and
tooth powder: his Sinews into hoops
for women's skirts. and his muscles
into elastic bands for Northern saw
mills. They will sell with rapidity,
and be purchased up as relies of the
"martyr Brown" Take him away.
we want none ofhim!we've had enough
of him already. and we can't stand the
thought of his being any longer ON our
soil!