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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
Tho Nowys.

Both branches Of the Georgia Log
islaturc have adopted resolutions Of
sympathy with JErP. DAVIS.
General w. d wulppLR,. Chief d
General Thomas stan, has returned
from Southern inspecting tour. add
reports the feeling against the North
and Northcrncrs daily growing worse.
The Fonieu prisoners at Toronto
who have been sentenced to be hang.
Cd on tho 18th Of this month, will
probably berespilcd for three months,
A new trial has been refused LYvcn,
MCMAHON. SL,vIS and ScnooL,
A convcntion ofthe citisoas Of the
peninsalar counties Of Virginia have
memofialised the Legislature to cal
convention to framea new Cousti'
tutions adnp,ed to the chango in the
s,cial conditioned the State.
Alta review in Havana on the 21st
inst. at which Gen, SHERMAN was
pressnt,'a young man was arrested
For shouting 'syiva Republic" : and
has been tried for treason. Several
arrests wore made of suspected Re-
pablicRns.
It'is reported on good authority
that Information has reached the De-
partment of State from CHARLES
HALE, United States Consul General
to EGYPT. Of the capture at AlexOp--
drial Of JouN II SvneArr, the long
sought for 90. consplrator in the assas-
sinatien OF presidentlaEcoi,N.
Tho National Convention Of Inc
yourg Men's lincoln Association
met at Columbus On saturday, TIL
procoedings were secret, Thomas \
Shinn, OF Ohio. was elec.ed Presiden
FOR the ensaiug ysar. aud Philadel
phiu selae . as the place for the eox
meeting se
Head Center STEPHENS ia rcporlo
to bc Ia France, directing thence u
operations Of the Brotherhood. IL
said privaseers are ready to prey {
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Asw Adrsrtisemsats,

T,rARM FoR SALE AT a BARgAIN.-h
Farm .thrss milss Ess ofBleomvins, OF ~.
scres-- 100 srrss ~ good stat. of cuhissnon 800
ths balance 6nely tinnbsrsd with large frame tern
end rtoct Sheds, Crain Honse, two good Wells snd
ss.essm with living wssf and lssgs tearing Or
chari
Arply ihs Reeosdsfs Oihte, Tins, Ohio.
dsc6-yo-n6-3m
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Or. VT. e. MoRcAN'S
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Il Invariably Cures

rNffoLERA. Choion Morhus, ~. .,-r Z.
VI l7T7 ~ Dianrhss. Cfampihe o. :.
Pain In the stonseh.
rooihsehe, ,TIssdsehs. 81.
t. .iIl aeifi Fssss Cuts eS Bruls,s.
ZANE Thousand dollars will be eiv~a 70 spyons
~ who viii procaes q msdiclpe that viii relieve
f'e psi a. speedily as 1hs medicine Z osf TO ,fs
P''F''i ~ 70 .ts. ,... ....s
h 81 ff evefv ones iutetaal prin
Wssstsm sed unon hisbtaw.
.nI Hos maav demons would be sisin
That utk withla ut nov. i7f 'tI
IL. The fatal sscre, ,if~vsslsd,
Thathausas sur decaysnfss Ia ~. u >.
\ rai ti' " euid fully shaw that Wills cohessisd
fhsyhavstheii creates, sway,
Yt bih up ,he eorta ", look within,
Behold The demons FiSs
s..f chnlernl Cholera Norbasl pain snd sic
Of awful form and sire. ft.f . .
+ VA .hoH -..., .,.t ..ts
l..t.. The dr.ad dan "a the grave do-sbf--t
-'sl'., rhs assts.s bui 70 kiI,
la.f . PcThaps W. " si'snos ~ tthefssta 'si
Bat ~ofki out rain stkIai 81 as,a.f. al
Drive ont those dsmsAsff,u the fssns
Il "uu f' NAi' not q aaoihsrbaur
| Bat free thyssIf from All Thy p,in--
w. bslisss,shon Rastihs power! 30
Were the Vide os.ss aiips SslthF Fat, sI
IL iinE nEsch blade of grass pen.
II Tbs skiss one sheet Of pape r7-think,
Z lfi4 tTwosldfail 70 wnts the ails Of men.
To write the snspish ef our race
llNfI Would duin the ocean dfy,' f'H ttfir
~ Too,hachs and.hsN ihohs ell The spAss,s
lnn Jyffin senisd nnks they lie
.ftt ar...t
nhsnmatism and piles Jet untold
lrt afl Hiring np the rnirhiy fssf, 'i -.
N Liz . savage dem6ni ntfce rna bold q
i '-N ni Ia coustisss besfs srpear. ti- en. "
4 irsr' qpiastfm,slffl .a ,4t4
'Eqhip thyseif, prepare TO hsht
lfsf a.k,f Aad relieve thy FOES, f.,. =
L They gather near rstoivsd to smile '' y
4 ni faf unlsss thop them opposs. fiisst
lnN Now urks the remedy ts snrs, slfs
Il ga They wsv-r. nov tlTey fall. va fs.
Thy fogs are slsin. thop hast a cure
Al nf That drives the denions all.
Mimi tn ed ate RELIEF, fbsrsfs afeinedy lsnod
.lts noveltyia nse beats all medicines round,
, 'fts positive cne. but would yon like to see
That the discovsrer Off wAs hobody ne bat ne
DIR. w. ". MURGAN, ,ia.a d
( Room No. at Mrs Burkhahsfs Parry st, tina,
= n GENTS WANTED From 500 70 $3.50 n
= iioafh can be mad In its sale.
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IN an eases Of NcNeas AID arinh Adsetionsl
Paiasie he Hnsk spd l,lpbs, Fpilgpsoa hight vxer.
tleq Pelpi;Nten offhe II art, H,sledes and waiter,
these piils wilt fIsgl epIs khspiar ether mesns
haze fhils,,- aad Alihoueha poeehbl nsdy Ab abl
roai itoa, eaipnes apiln,eqy y enythiag eurfui
20 the constilulio. Fan direr,ons u the psmrh-s
sroaaa each pachass. shop he eAsefally ege,sned.
.s.U
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istke fate of evsrst amabls n<dlslAs 70 hs ooual
tsFfii,h. fne eaVtions lheloge, fAad sss that the
le,te.a II. ~ are hio~u the tetls Aaa thai envb
arsnplr boafathe lte.timilet Of the sianaiuses of
Z nNLowts co,sna Jos Mosas f1f- WAhnas
whieh unese are ksnains,, -,
n B.-,i.s dollar y. Il ri khiesn uen,s postage -.
laofb 20 hav apihofd ngfnt. nB 10 ths ,ole
Aseet oF shs United Slalss and 1nrsh dani nloss.
leb Moses 81 cerlapd, sltes,, Nfr ieFk, ~lil n.
tefe olte, q, ntaiainf fi0s pills BY rsiAfh nail.
aeesisly ssAld INN, al ohssrAilon, 4
Dsay, SoH Ly anRN
HERSHTSER s. MYERS. n
tt44 4uifals "a eonls. n tia. Ohio.
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CAUrIONg

These l'ills sseeld not be taken Jy Re-
MAIDS during ne FTirst Tkree Mouths
Of Pregnancy, as tksy are sure 10 bring
on priscqryiage, bai ataay 'ptl.sr tiase
fhey are ss.fa = fsl ,si, b.ss. s..,,
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LETTER OF REcoMmENDATIoN.

.sfkHn, May 5lh, t5G3.
- GssrLfnEr:--We have psed ths ergcyic Puts
made IRON Dr. DEL,HARaE's prssoriptiuh dnria
seseraf yehr. bsst our private aaa pdbic practice
and have f,und ~ III most enesgssie and erieu,
remedy "a cases of rasfo rhca or semi ma weak
nsl Nsakh.n OF imps,enesj Specify ttsrsnssmests
ofthe Nervous Systrmt Wsak hsss asisihE tom Se-
crsi habits aud sexual sxesoesi Rsiatstion Of the
4enhsi OfgHns; eak rpiue; Anectohs fths eyes;
schatrvs ptensn orthe skin, Aith sinken cheeks
snd plo5dirss lips Piqshed FssJnres, Hnsgn sr ae-
hon afthn Henri and FIN hi the gi'sstiy' trAin oi
umpioms arising ffnmnvsfsuss, Aksses Or Lg.s from
any tsuse Of thsnsry9Hs force. " . enmsaly aJvi.s
the Pfoiesston AMI ~ pc tsons suiiernR ffdh, auy
" pioIh siic org uieaeenons Of tlrfns-
~ Systems To use thee Pills. With hiRh 70
spect We are you're u,est sinesfny. -, l....
. .. r. A, BzAURErAiRE, NJ, d.
-V'Av q. ID. DuIARDIN, IN. %. flt
affI JKAE DeLEvchRa,M, -. .it
To csrsnsi,rs Vpi'ont, No. 2ii, Hss Lqmb. rd
Paris,
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LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH
LIFE-HEALTH- STRENGTH
LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH
DR.. JUAN DnLAMAnaE,s

IIIlIIIl.T -IlaI InT 800 ~ NJ II--T -Trl7
PILLS,
.iAif re prsparsd by tbs fMs.al.sss GAn.rcIrsr
"A DUroSf, Pharms 'satftss No 9if, Rue
Lomhsrt .pars. from ,het rsse, Ftion of Dt JuAs
pELAaARRk. chief physicisn TO the ho'pitsi du
Nerd don 'i.ariboiserc. ne, s,fnsNsdl,
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Judge Advocate General Hotr
ssmo time ago demanded, under the
articles Of war, a court ofinquiry, for
thoinvostigaticn oflhc variouscharges
which have boon made against him,
alike in connection with tho CvNovEa
testimony, and with his conduct IN
Inc prosecutions Of Mrs. SOanArr and
other alleged nssassins Of President
LrSooLN. The President has declin. :.
Cd to order The court, an the ground
.has he does not doom u necessary TO
the Judge Advocate Generals vipdi-
cation, thus recognizing the ground
lessuess Of these accusations.
A------------->.---------- ---------
The special correspondent Of the
Gazette. speaking Of tho Badge re.
Gently adopted BY Committee Of tho
Grand Army Of the Republic, for the
members Of that order, says, IL Is to
be Of gold aud silver, representing
the different terms Of servicei and ma
tiopai emblcms In relief, with the
characteristic Of the Order. The do
sign is very chaste aud appropriate
II will be manufactured by the Badge
Manufacturing Company, of the O. A
r., Lafayette Ind. ltf M
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THEGREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
Protected " Regat Leass. 9,arsat.
=. - li77.'4 NJ IIlF ~
Sir James Clarhe's.ls io
Celebrated Female Pills.
aPrepo,sd from a Prescription ,cf
p iilbs sIRL CLARKE. NJ D.
I4,ysiciaa Eseiraardiaqry'to hs Queen.

rms lnvaiuahls m.asei6s Is uufAihne In Tho rsrs
y of al those tpealal and daugerops diaesssst 10
which thu T. = .onsti truon is>uhisei! t4frf n
IL mesisraes ~ sxeesses and r-aoyes all ohstruu-
lions. iron whatever eaute. A speedy care m a.
be RELIED iou To MA1isd lndies, Il " psrtioulsrl
sp,lsd. L. VILLA shoFt tiAhe bring oa'hs ea,hls
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fsorniNa TO FEAR,

tflf" 4" AroihtNN ~ hEAn' ri.,l
the admission Of Senators, aud
Representatives from allrthc States,
there can be no just ground of appre-
hension that persons who are disl6yal
will be clothed with tho power Of leg
lfslatio1, for this willnothappon whom
iihei oonstitnt:on andlaws are enforced
by d yigilantaaod~ hilhiul Congress
Each lIousa IL 70 judge of the returns
Sand qualifications Of its own men,
bcrs. i' 1921
A Senator or member may DO adj
mitied OF rejected, for his credentials
referred 10 proper COMMITTEES. and
| il admitted to a seat, it must he on
evidence satisfactory 10 tho House Of
which he becomes a member that he
possesses the legal and constitutional
qualifications. I III refused admission
aud sent 10 his constituents for want
of due allegiance, they are admbnish'
that nonn but persons loyal 40 the
United States VIII be allowed in chs
couacils Of tho nation. aud the pollt
ical power and themoral influence q
Congress are ,huseIIectrally exercisct
in the interests oflpyalty to the gov
erument, aud fidelity TO the Union =
Upon this question: so'yitally affect
ling the festotstion ofthe union aus
lthe democracy Of our form Of gov
erAment. my eony'ofions rerelploF'
Expressed have undergone no change
but on the contrars, Iheireorfeetnes'
has been coudrmed'by time and 70
I fiction. ~ 'Ni a' 'iia slli +
IL the admission of loyal men (
seats Ia Congress is.wise and eSpodi
hent now, IL in tho exact conditions .
lahcso States at tho present time it y
llawfnt Ia exclude them from ropreqep
taHon, lido not SEQ that the question
\ viii bo changed by the ailiax OF tint
ton years hence IL these states rc-
main as they are, tho light of flrcpfe-
Isenlation will bc no stronger. and tb'
/; right OF exclusion will he no weaker
\ Tho constitution makes il the dat.
Of the President 10 recommend 70 th'
eonslderatiou Of Congress such meas
i pres.as ho shall deem oxpediens.
J, know OF no measures moro impcri-
} lively dcwandsd by every considofa.
B ton Of national Interest, sound polie,
aud equal Justice than tho admissicl
4 OF loyal members from tho aorepre'
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Ettsniey and giudious oeeupstIons srish, Ansit'
ties orwhsi-seffrdds or 70 impsf the vital aelsoa oi
the brain. heart G. nstyvua bytism ifs q1snty ssdt
~, lueat dirressa hpd eFqhaff,lng disorders ofhs
vids System. studentf, chfesmen.snd bA wysn,
tns re;oie, who sspeeislly Asbls to these weak
sss,es sleSh fsssn lsamptt to yshAnANas ~,
iansith difsntions ani Advine. pfintsh in Ffeneh
Isfann spanish and Engllsh ac,omp a6ies each boz
and VIII be ssntby naiiifssoi eoa,to a,9 oss rts
vii Nriis ios az . sssf -ngt4J
Prices per ber--Sir Borcs for So
soid ny all N. prnslpal drusgas or will be ssnl
by msti, securely fiAfepf All olSuvp,in 90 ~
esipt ofths spec,hsdtiee by an snfhorxsd sgsat c
by the.ois General Agents ior Ameuea, OsdARO
hosss a. 10. vi cortland slreet, New. .Notk. Au
tboiizsd agents for Tilip--IIERsiiisER n MrKrs.
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Aiter referring briefly To- the sn-
nuai reports, end reoommepdjug that
tho District be allowed delegate in
Congress, the President concludes as
Follows.
'1n the performances Of = duty inn
posed by the constitutional l have sub
h,itted to the Representatives Of che
States and people, such information 81
our domestic and foreign aifAits as
the public interests may reqpire.r-T
Oar tioverument isspow undergoing
It's most trying ordeal, aud my earn
est prayer Is, that tho peril may DC
successfully and Gaally passed With
out impaiying he original strength
and symmetry. The interests Of the
na,ioo are best 10 be promoted by the
revival Of ltaterpal relations, the
complete ohliteration Of our past DIFF
Iferences and the inauguration Of ell
the pursuits Of peace. Directing oal
efforts to tho early accomplishment d
the great ends. letns endeavor 20 pre-
serye HARMONY between the co7ordi
nata Departments, Of tho GQvernuient
that each 81 its nSoper sphcie md,
cordially co, operate With aha ether |,
securing tho main,enaseeof the Con
sti,uiioe. the preservation Of the up-
iou and the peFpesuisy Of stse ins,itu'
ileus. ANpREw JonSsoR,
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- A,La aOAa lRoN az ssis, "a s.essislss.
Ia kateunlsd W ss..: s'!ss shsss~nh "
I ll--fP 81 ~ uteaevsy, New yosa,
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<NnoLERA. cboior Morbu.,.o, .-~
IL IlI77 Ill Diarrhsa Cfsmpihe o. .
Pain IN The s,onseh.
Toothaehe, ,Hssdsehe, A.a
nh ,umatsu. P,les.
81. las3il Frsss Cuts eT Bruls.s
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PROFOUND RKGRET,,


/ doom u q sahioct OF profound re
gret that Congress has thus far failed
"a admit TO seats loyal Senator'S and
Representatives. from the other States,
whose ihhabitantstwith those Of Ten.
acssce. had engaged in the rebellion
Ten Siates--morc than une,fourth Of
the whole nnlnber-remail without
representation tho seats OF fhy
members in the Hcuse. Of Roprosen-
Itatiscs aud Of tNonty members Of the
Seuate arc. yot yacept-7not BY theiI
own consent, not BY a hi.drn oil
ELECTION, but BY tho refusal Of Con.
grcss 20 accept thoir credantials. =.
Their admission. II sheliesed. would
'lhave accomplished much toward the
lropewal and slrOntheuiag Of BUR 70.
lations "a oRe people, and removed 4
| lsSrious eauso for disconteht ON ths
part Of tho inhabitants of thos,
I States. II would have accorded will
/, tho great principlo onupciated 10 IN,
, DeelaraiioQ Of American Iudepend
ence, that no people oughtto bear N,
burden OF taxation, aud yst be deniei
: tho right Of representation. liwoul,
have boon Ia eons0aaace With the OK
press provisions Of tho Constitution
shat each State shall have at leas
ono Representatives" aud "that NJ
Estate. without ito consent, shall b
deprived Of its equal suffrage in III
Senate." These provisions were iu
lsendsd 70 secure 70 ossry State, an
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special Notice.

Oh 81 II aauetls1s .-sirds- 81 fra Dsrr.
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ZANE Thousspd dollars will be Riv~a 70 spyon,
~ who will rrocucs nsdiclps that will relieve
fsor pa, speedily as ,he medicine Z osr TO ths
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ThSiJllswibg Il, the series Of rcs.
olutions reported and adopted at the
recent national iieoting cf.tho Army
Of the Republic il IndiahhP9Iia.iTcl
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
North Carolina Items.

In the Legislature, Saturday, an urcon-
promising Union man, who had two sons in
the U. S. Army, offered a petition asking
redress for therunning off of some of his stock
by the Federal cavalry. He declares he has
been abused for bis love of the flag, &C., &c
His petition vas referred to the Committee
on the Insane Asylum.
Tho General Assembly has agreed to ad
journ on the 18th of March, at q, A. n.
NJ. L. Eure, Senator from Gates and Cho-
wan, has resigned. His successor will be
elected on the 9th of March.
A resolution of thanks to President john
son has passed unanimously both brarches of
the Legislature. -f
An effort, that may be almost considered a
success, is being made to establish tri weekly
mail from Wilmington to Rutherfordton, the
Western terminus of the Charlotte road, and
also tri-weekly mail from Wilmington to
Fayetteville ria Lumberton.
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a Gentleman Forger.

A genteel looking man, giving his name as
Charles NJ. Fairbank, of New York city, was
arrested on Sunday on the charge of forging
checks on Noah Walker & Co. Itappears that
on Saturday last Fairbank presented check
for $50 on Noah Walker & Co. to Mr.. Maine,
of the Ballard House, in settlement of his hotel
bill Mr.. Maine readily accepted the check
without suspicion; bnt, on applying at the
store of Noah Walker & Co.. ascertained that
the whole affair was a swindle. He immedi-
ately applied to Fairbank for good settle
ment, telling him, at the same time, that the
check was worthless. Fairbank very readily
paid the money. and asked for the check. Mr..
Maine refused to give it to him, and carried it
to the police headquarters. The Chief of Po-
lice ordered the matter to be examined into,
and on application to Messrs. Noah Walker &
Co. the writing was pronounced forgery.
Another forged check fos sos dollars was also
presented there by the cashier of the Spots
wosd Hotel. who identified the prisoner as the
man who gave it to him. The prisoner regis
tered bis name at the Spotswood as George
Stanley, and engaged room for one night for
the especial purpose, it is supposed, of getting
forged check for S68 cashed. Richmond
Enquirer, 26tk, a slIr ., .5..
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How its Done.

Washington, Feb, 25.-Witbin an hour af-
ter the President had concluded his speech Oh
Thursday last, a systematic organization was
formed, by representatives of the radical press,
for the purpose Of disappearing Mr.. John
son and the circumstances under which the
speech was delivered. Dispatches were sent
off, especially to the West and Northwest, sta
ting, among other things, that he, upon coming
from the Executive mansion to address the
vast crowd, was supported upon either side by
the late counsel of Mrs. Surratt; that the meet
ing was composed almost entirely of returned
rebels that frequent shouts for Jeff Davis were
heard; that the President, whilst making his
speech, was intoxicated, &c. These, and other
statements too indecent for repetition, were
gotten up and sent off for the purpose of be-
littling Mr.. johnson, and in order to destroy
the force and effect of his powerful speech
Cor. of Richmond Times 4
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ADVERTISING BERTHs.-The spicy local
editor of the Denver Ne,os, Capt. George
West, thus announces an increase" in his
family: aa' &a-l-rI - Gaf as.a1
Ye Local has learned the matrimonial rule
of substraction-take one from two and three
remains The military passion being strong
in him, he discourseth of the event thusly:
Morning Report. THE morning report of
company "W" stood as follows this morning i,
For duty, 2: sick, l. total, 8. Total last
report, 2; gain, /. Remarks One from duty
to sick; one recruit from depot. 1t is girl /;
weighs 8 lbs. 9 OF. f.
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A Few More COrrelative Thoughts
from ssPunCh0

The best sort Of woman is one who can
turn her hand to anything, trim boat and q
bonnet too. e..frs-
There is bankruptcy even in the natural
world. The day breaks and the light fails
Are jury-masts regulated by the law of
storns? 5a@ e
Afe you welded to your own opinions p
They never court inquiry. -..eas -.l,
There is an old book called "The Praise of
Folly" Authors, actors and artists who are
suffering from the effects Of too much literary
pastry in the shape of puffs. might compile an
Instructive work, and name it "The Folly Of
Praise"
A gin-slipg does not suit broken arm
1t may be easy to cook accounts, but it is
very hard matter to digest them. .v.
Some people like to argue in vicious Cir
Gle; we prefer to talk in virtuous square.
II you jump at conclusions, you may take
leap in the dark. 3
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EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENT.-The fol-
lowing appears as part of the report in q
morning print of the proceedings of the Board
of Trade last night:
Mr.. Elvans said he hoped to hear tonight
from, tho committee appointed tn get nn the
He had heard that Mr.. Garrett, President of
had stated that he had arranged it SO that the
committees before Congress should not make
report on the proposed airline railroad be-
tween this city and New York. He thought
they should be at work.
Another gentleman said be learned that
Mr.. Garrett was giving a number of suppers
to members of Congress, and that he was dis
tributing tickets freely among them Wash
iagton Republican, -24A.
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Mr. JoHNsoN's Reconnaissance the on
ly question concerning the success of the Pre-
sdent's policy is as to whether he will falter
or not, every Southern man likes to be assur-
ed of Mr.. Johnson's firmness. Upon this
point, Hon. Sherrard Clemens, in recent
speech at Wheeling, bears the following testi-
mony: sa
II know Andrew johnson WE'LL Some
years ago, in Washington city, while he was
member of the Senate and of the House,
we boarded together, slept together, and were
intimately and closely acquainted, know
him to be a man of the people, man of iron
nerve, and he has backbone made of steel"
Laughter and applause
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stove in the Rotunda of the Capitol.

The iron stove which stands in q corner of
the rotunda of the Capitol of Virginia, is al
most as familiar to visitors and habitues as
Houdon's Washington, with its tasselless cane;
and In cold weather particularly, the venerable
stove is more an object of attraction than the
marble GOODNESS of the symmetrical statue. OF
course, we believe that everything that we
have, hold, and possess, is the finest, best, and
most appropriate; and it is hard for us, with
our nineteenth century notions of progress and
refinement to credit that those things which
We consider to be so old fashioned and incom-
plete, were once esteemed as masterpieces of
domestic art. The history of the stove in the
rotunda is somewhat remark able and extreme
ly interesting and we find that it warmed the
Halls Of the House Of Burgcsses, at Williams
burg, for about sixty years bcfore it was re-
moved, some thirty years ago, to be placed in
the central hall whict, it now holds. It bears
the British arms and other embellishments in
relief, and in spite of the influence of repub.
lcan soil and republican institutions, the en-
belns Of royalty are still in state of good
preservation. The founder of the stove an
Italian named Buzaglio, considered his work
the ne Plus ultra Cd stove making, and when
it was shipped from London, he wrote as fol-
lows to Lord Botetourt, then Governor of
Virginia, under date of August Is, 1910:
The elegance Of workmanship does honor
to Great Britain 1t exccls in grandeur any,
thing over seen OF the kind, and is MASTER
piece not to be equalled in all Europe 1t has
met with general applause, and could not be
sufficiently admired"
This rapturous praise may seem to us over
strained, but it is doubtful whether even the
most improved patent stove of the present
day could be used for ninety years, and still
remain in sound and serveeable condition.
The warming machine, as Buzaglio calls it,
which has preserved his name to an admiring
posterity, was presented to the House of Bur-
gesses by the Duke Of Beaufort 1t has sur
vived three British monarchs, and has been
cotempofaneous with four kingly nlonarcbies,
two republics, and two imperial governments
Of France. The great Republic of America,
zone and indivisible,' has been torn by inter-
necne strife, year after year of domestic war
has rolled slowly by, peace has come home to
us at last, and still the stove of Buzaglio oc-
cupies its old position in the hall of Virginia's
Capitol. Esto pe,petua i-Dispatch