Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31


| sympathy and their vOtes.-Frteuqu.
\ FIENDIsH SPIRIr.-The following extras.
from the Mobile Tribune, shows that H..
spirit which made drinking cups and ,oar
dishes Of YANKEE skulls, Is 10. yet dead
at the South.
DosIE.-AnOther name is added to the Gs,5
Abolition martyrs Dostie has gone the way 0'
John Brown, marching along" toward couu.
/ try, compared with the climate Of which, even
| the heat Of these dog days will be CONSIDERED
cool. Brick Pomeroy, some time back, drew
very graphic picture Of a three handed gsms
Of cards that the souls Of three Abolition mar.
| tyrs, Of whom Jim Lane was one. we're playing
around a red hot iron table in hell, and init
mated that one more was wanted 70 make
four-handed game. They are now gratifei.
for Dostie ci!l DO 10 take q hand tall some more
important parsonage benjamin the beas. Gr
example) GrTires to take his allotted Place
! The soul OF little Dostie the barber, nay then
be employed in curling the shadow hair Of the
soul Of John Brown-it John can be made 20
stop marching on" long enough to have as
hair curled. Some time ago, Dosue was trying
to get up an excitement by declaring . & set o.
horror stricken Radicals, and negroes with eye
balls popping out Of their heads, that somebody
bad been logging his steps with intent to shoot
him with an empty horse pistol, or a bottle Of
ginger-pop. He was joking about that; but
alas it was no joke this time. The poor bar
Ter, who had generously given up the SHAVING
Of white men in Chicago to come South AM
shave negroes, thus ended his career in a mar
ner little IN keeping with the inoEeusive mode Of
life Of knight Of the striped pole Dostis q
dead That garrulous barber tongue Of his vii
wag no mere Alas Door Dcstie,
Take him up tcnderly,
Lit him with care"
What TO DO with him This is a practical age
in which we live, and We must turn everything
to account. There is great many suffering
negroes in the South, in spite Of the Freelmen's
Bureau and the number Of plantations demand
ing the hoe. Let Dosiis's skin BE- fJrtlUih
strippsd and cold 20 Bqrnum-the proceeds O
60 to the Freedman's Bureau ani negro news
papers. to be used by them for the benefit u
negroes who have no taste for work. DJf.s.
body ,riH make good soap. Let him Be- bo.si
dorH, preparatory 10 5siEg distributed ia BAR
70 YANKEE SCHOOL mGrmS" Delicious Ut-
be The kisses slipped 5y these angular female
from ebony cheeks, late lafheret nth 'r'd
scented Dostie.
RExARKABLE EscAPE.-The recent accident
upon the Michigan Southern Railroad, 81
Hallesville. Indiana, about forty miles from
Chicago, was one Of the most remarkable u
the history of railroad casualties, taking
into view the fact that not one passenger W''
killed
The regular Passenger train, consisting o.
three sleeping care and three passengef-
coaches, shortly after leaving Lap0rte, wss
thrown OF the track by COW, which. II
some curious manner, was caught between
iwo of the sleeping cars.
The train was running about twenty-five
niles an hour at the time. The three sleep
ng and all the passenger coaches were huft
q down an embankment 40 feet. One
ne sleeping cars rolled oyer three times
no nnally came right side up at the ~,
ON. They were all badly shatteLed
wenty-three persons were injured Ou'
one were killed.