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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

nfbl ~ WI WV Nb"t
8%atbtaufe, an BEN 3ettunss,S ffBtnen,
auf Shtffen unb anbermdrts bte 8unpes>
fabnen befcrt unb auf 9albmaff aufse.
apsen. Bonn Tprte WeSenrY uab benz
RetrutenidtlFe rI~ae9banp" wurben Mt.
nntenihaGe abBcFeuert.
8ranp. - @eftern frib ltlt 4 lt6r
entbedte @pttseibtener Gbwarbs unter Der
Treppe bss Observation-Disclosures
auf Der Wprbpef.g de BON Central. apes
nut uno Seferfpaiir., 8euer, iiber belfen
lripruns it6 Niats ermtttein lief. gs
parD estDfGt, natbem es fur $50 S6a.
ben anseitftet.
SrDbnfet9r a nj. - @m Dpnner.
faee feterten bic &atbpttfen bas Drpbn-
lethnamsfef. Das Mort fpmmt ppn REM
altbeutffen Wprte ,Sron"-6err-unb
Der Shame tebeutet Der 9et6 hes Germ, b.
y. bic 5um @ebrauh bsi'm IbanbmaM 9e-
ueibte unb mad bfat eebrbesriffs Der ia
tbplIfhsn Stride bura Die Gtnlesnung In
Gbriit Geib %Ssrroanbelts 6pltie. Das Self
it bisfer nWanptuns" se!ptomet unp falt
Il, tebem Jabr auf ben 9pnneriag mad
bent Grinitatts > SDnntase, alfp In bts
3pette @pde mad @fn8len. Due Self
wurbe I'm Sabre 1864 burt etne ,Sute
tes Yapltes Urban Des 8tsrten angeorbnet
aber crit SO Sabre fpater purbe es elm
nGgsntetnes &irhenfef, nahbem 20 1911
Clemens Der Slafte unb 1916 SDtaun
Der 3WstunoSpan3t9le bura eisere gul,
len empfptlen tatten. DIE Sefltffetten
Derbsn In ben metten Gdnbern nit gro.
Fer 9radt bfsaneet. Die 5Date tpirb
in 9rDben @ro3sfionen tn ben Straben
Der Staptt berumeetraeen. SIN &mertfa
perben sroBe Setsrlt6fetteh In ben tatbp.
iiiten StrGen be8daSen. :
g 0 me t. Der Sribttn9 stng NIT
benz porssftrisen Sage 81 gnbe unb &c,
fern ina Der CONNER an. Der ErIts
ling Bat lth abiheult9 aufseflbrt. Man
mar nod ttht int Stanbe, bic Wtntfr,
ftetber ab3ule9en. Die Mbenbe unb BITE
Md6te finb Defenders fat. SIN etntsen
daseu ptrb es tint fdrpfen uebersang
ppm, fdlten Wetter CUR beteen Sabresssit
unertrdslth fhWIl perben, Unit mad Ser.
lauf pom etpa feGS @phen abetmals
ften iD lttrpf ih pteber a~t3ufubien. -
SolHe fGtpffe uetersdnse breGen bann
au9 9~sfpDbnltn 3ur 3ett Der Sag unb
Nabtslet1e bic fdrffen 8Drper. GGntt,
tutipnen nteeer, uitb BITE eefabrli1fe !3sit
i'm SABRE III bic 9eripbe iener llebsr,
sGn8e.
Naub tn 5arfcrs Counts. -
Spnntas Naft, ben ID. Mai, wurbe In
ben eabet bss 9. y. 3sbe 3u Spptbbs'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-27
Stlcgrapb. m9tatbri0ten.
.il0Hn4I ss,aLjS gsS sY49AlsaAs6
9ie 9InembentemtS.
ssag .su -h5r -Ll-- h'Hs7t@ .is n@
-gH.g eg|--7-- = .as4 4'1t .; .azi
:9ss q ssss1statifif6e 8eri dste.
srf-sazss .l. sa" a1a --------1 aia z-E2s d. siqa
"a e. orean aaIf Snrt's Jsianb. 5.
.- t:L..E e1 'sa 15-I7 n 91ts -l..s
..oa5s,5aaS er snoianertries.
80 s5c aaF -. &stah.lS .A2 a-tffs = 7stf iisS.
crean aaf 9nrf's JsianD,
s er Snoia rerfrie q.
Der lImter8dn9 Des Gpenim9
,.taan s1-s 'e' Stnr. ~...
9t en- 9 orf, 26. Sft.

Die Sines4,. 8aDmono's 5eitung,
entbdlt einen 9trtitel iiber ben 8rief
oes Sefretdr 8roipnlnB, toorin oerlelbe
feline anii9ten uber Oas conftitutioneae
QlmenOemeut alSiprtdt unO tueIfe, pie
man ia9t, &rdfbent Solution ooIlitanoi9
biQiat. ls3-tJ v.tl.g ...lje9Ea
9ld9bem Serr &ablnonb Iein ge :
,Aauern ausipri9t, oaB Der Braiibent ii9
,ourdl beraleiden Sofumeilte INNER
sInebr in teiner DerpifelteH Sage com :
prorIlnittirt, fabrt er aIio fort !: -.a
= g,,@s fam nidt erforoerli9 eeidienen
baben, oaB bie 9lnii6ten bes Braiben,
ten liber Die Mmenbements, ipel1e fhon
= 10 lanee oorber hefannt Daren, nod@
mails gu tpieberboIen. gbenlo penig
lat iid ir9enb etmas sngetraeen, mas
aeineu 8orlpanb geben fonnte fur baS
8ieoererpedeu elmer Oppoition, bic
: tiirstide .Greignide aIs 10 unlti6baltie
bingeiteat baben. DeS Yrdiibenten
Grfabru,ta I'M MebenrSaIten bdtte ibn
-Iberseugcn ioIlen, ooB eS ibm ni9t
m09lib it, ben spopitldreti Strom gu
benlmen uno Die controuirenpen @le<
, i,tnte auf feiHt eeite gu getuinnen."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-27
@ a Ib.inato n, 26. Sft.

- ~ sgC94( -
0ur9 bic Soft muroen i'm lesten
Sabrl S4i9o0y0O0 nermittelit Bofteins
sabturo teforOert. Srt borbergebenOen
Sabr betrug bieie Sumne 81 300, 900
nnb obne 3iueifet tpirb oieie gumne fi9
i'm. eleiden 8erbaItntB n19fteS Sabr
bermebren. 80
Gutbbert 8alIitt, Bunoesmarl9aIl fir
2ouifiana ipurbe. beute ieines 4mtes
entieht uno D.. N1c6ee bon Nep Dr.
leans an feline StelIe ernannt. Die
9eaner bes ertteren erboben f6nere 9ln>
flagen .ipeesn NRjbbrandls bes Nmtes
aQeaeH oenielbenais asa s1a6 .els3 .as3
-ss7 - 8uuitt bate bis febt fstne 8eleoens
belt, f@ gu redtfertigen, bod fUa cine
,9lntwortaud Dem 9Sege mad 0Safbings
.Hiton feiu. r q 5ssss .l8ag 3 * mfa7l q
SIN S6abamt fino iebt Sc 5, ,000, 900
in gole nor1atbie, elnibliebli9 10, Z
'0O0, 900 Soilats III 6 Gsrtiftdten. "a, :
n 000D00 Gonars iperoen ANIL. Ros
Dember 5ur BeaahIuug Der Snterehen
fur 5<20er in Inipru6 eenommen luer>
Den. 80 81. + +
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-27
|. .l.Ei.l II, = 9imes'' l.I,
(tdslisb ,liab no entltdb).

Dies lift bas einsiss IopaIe 8IGtt, nit Ausnabme Ser
.Staats,ettunef peI@es IN '@dfbpiGe beraus<
seeeben wirb. Bon allen bier eri9einenSen gIdttern
bat es bic er6Ste GrtuIation unb it es bas ofSisGe
Organ e StnGtes. Gs Dat sine srobe GirtuIation
i'm Rorben iouobl aIs aud i'm SaSen uhb Sei4dftss
Ieute tOnnen tetn beiferss anseiseu<Rebium fnSen.
9as tdsIiGe BIatt entbGIt bic ietten unb pOIitdn
bisen teIeerapbii4en Seri6te nom poIitii4en nnb
cOmmercieueH nnS ausemetnen 9eatsteitsn.a Die
eOtdInatissetten ber staSt unb nmsebans nerOen
nusfiibr9 beribtet unS IN ieoer Sini9t HiHEnt biez
es Iatt ben eriten aans unter ben biesen 3eitln-
gen etr. / ia IIf1If n ~
Die Grsignifie res fommefiben Sdbres werSen po,l
s,ttefeTefeap ueberna III Sos 2aub IN Nafreeuns
unb binnen Rursem wer6en bic wibtiefeu sebenss
fraseu er6rtsrt unS enti6ieSen perSen. Sir winitr
Sobers baS uns 6as IOnaGe SOIt in BEN tOnsmenoer
sBabRdmpfe nit aasM in ibter ardfteH ftebenber
iitteIn AhterRlaen nl6aen, 4nb unierem 8Intte IL
ebem neinen SOrfe ober GIeden TN StaGte Ssrbrei'
tane su seben. 5n 8lrtunft, wie Sos inser 8ersan'
asnbeIt geI9eben, Ipirb cas- BLatt ber ernftie ger
tbeiSteer Ser Sote anb prinspien anferes ssgenwdr
| tisep GOnsreiies iein. W Y.saY ali. p
nnter SObs%OOm if in ieeer Stnft9t Doaitdn6ii
I etueeri6tet nnb mir tSnnen an S6neliefett mn
4 geSHdtsit ni5t aebOten werDen. PeriOusn, wtI9
,GrnGIaGen nussefibrt baber, moHsn,, t0npen iid
ai sTeeaente ansfabruns sssebensr auftrdss 81 Sei
biAigfep Rreiien perlaiien, .bsatsls3 .s4sa@ ,
i sNnnr oh~efrfre 5teF-af am =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-27
-Snle.abur..s q, Sol. Ser, 25. -Sft.

1]c@n~o 1ts1@ ~ sSbassaSSC1Lsg
Ser SubiaHertrieg bat begonnen.
3tueibunesrtl ifao aiinfSi9 lGtlf Sieb
mur6en bon Sessuif tpe9getrieben,
YsbeaiO Seefbelsq6ie @pntrattoren Der
ylteberlnno. : 8Oits&onlpasnie seborten.
4 4 Die 5iiter tparben bon ben 8llben ers
morOet.. Bulge murben ouf beridieOe :
ilen Nnnftea aaeegriffen, bod ipnroe in
iebem Sale Der Qlngriff abgef1Iagen.
aSo6aIS oils Sieie SeinbfcIigteiten an
@apt. Sleia bonn 8. sfegiu,ent 9.,ieloet
frnrber, fbiGte berielbe iofort Die @om<
pagnieu 6 eunb Nf bonn 2. Geginent
SoDallefie ben SnOianern mad, Die iie
einboIten uno fiinf tOotsten uhS fiinf>
5ebn beripunoeten ). ebenio ibre 8o>
nies, ben g8iatudirt iln6 tire @affen err
beutetea. .uplere Sruppen DerIOren stuei
Nfann.
800 Sn6iaperppaliirte Srei, Nleileu
ttDeflib bonn Sott liab Sei9ten li9 febr
fcinoielig 9egen Die gGeiBen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-27
@ a ip EFT on, 26. Stt.

Matb. @ibioay Der @rnorbung bes
Sergt. Shuf bonn s.. Gnbailerie 8egt.
an9ei6uloigt tuuroe BON ben gibilbes
BORDEN perbaftst uno nnter 8lr9f4aft
9efteut, iebob ipater anf Befebl bes @e>
neral 3eiu5eIman bon ben @aitdrbe>
'ab0rber in @ewabrfam ,9enonIn1en.
Rihtsr 9oob erlieS eiuen @rit Of Sa<
beas Corpus lnb enti6teo, oaB Die Mi<
litarbeborben in oieiem Sale feline, SUI
risbiction batter, .l,,,nsrss8 s.s ss.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-27
a1sl 81 en- D 9orf. 2e. Stt.

A1siyt eW " OFT, 70. GIt.
Ses 6erdi6s G6drIelfon Gorreipon,
bent f4rejbt, baB berbofragenoe Yoliti<
ter IN Gio Carolina Den @oMb. Orr
unterftlBen mpleu, obas conititutioneQe
Nmenoement in Der 2egislatur ourd3us
.ieben, nm sPsdfi6ent I5pbmfaI b1bur9
aus Der 6lenrne 5u belfen.
Ses 6ernIos Sort Wonroe Core
fp0n6ent beri9tet, 0ab Ser DrOseb beS
I. Z. s5sfi. EaUis peribObeu iUilrbg, neil, tuie
lO6erfi6ter Gblfe bsmegft buben loa Der
s GOaorsb bic @eridtsSiitrifte DeranOerte,Y
& Cbne Oenfel6en NidJter sA5upeifen. 4. /.
- @dbreno Der Nfonate MMgult nll0.
gepteinber lpurcen hon Ger aanDoffice
in SaaobaiIee 6lana s115,640 alder
in Barcellen bon 40 unb 80 A6erns an
fpirftiGe glnfebler bettduft. 's.sgn ~
q ssa Gapt. - W9en, Y '@peciats Maent ibeS
G9abamtes, fteIIte cine untsrinduns
'i6er Den tlnter8dng 6rs Gbenin0 Star
an. Sur@ mebrere 8eugen ipur6e be-
bauptet, DaB Der Dampfer in ie0er Be-
sisbuns tsta9tisepsfaI. :"
~ afisTG mB tem Is. Oh.
sSellmngl4oI Benebet bon Der 6fters
rei9if@en glrnee lptr6e penfonirt.
1aos III re m . F.las 6n.
y turts Ssfahl phyDe iisn 90. blptbr.
BON einem fnte6li@t9 Srtan beimae.
fGAt l9Ee9F aleg 800 ae4lier un6 sman.
sig Menf enIebeH Stn9en berIoren
Sreitaulenb BeriOnen tunrOen obbaG'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-27
NafDplle 9snnelle sqnffap, pen p: seetober 1856

los unD ale 9rbeiter Der goIonie in
gfotb uao Gleab bsriebt. -0as 0tegie>
rnnSgebauoe un6 Die 8eamtenftuben
tpur6en seritoben uno 120, 900 BufbeI
Sal5 Derni9tet. Seds auSldnbifde nnb
5wOIf inlanbiide Sdtffe gineea nit
sudfi8ig Nfdnn ibrer 8elabung unter.
Sunf S9iffe liefen BEL @odburn Safen
auf oen gtlanb. @sl fiHb faum genug
Sauier iteBen 9eblieben, uln Den 8emob-
nern Sboa6 81 9eiuabren. ,saa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-27
8ru6 !! 8ru6
= - ~ &3FI4E@Us8AE > - ~
Sas felbitaupai1cnSe Srndbbamb.
q 4 q a. tb -

Sieies 8rn9baHo it sans ueri9ieeen i'm y rim
SIP anb " ttiOn poninsst!o einem d,E srn i'm Sez
braudb unO bu jsOen witni6enswetben Sprt9etF
namii6 ~ 444IG.!HM3EE l44 nd
y Gs it Iei9t, reinIi5 unb bequem fem Grud.
sui ben gtiiden nit ir= uuO ausOenoi9er Be-
pesuna. .........=l le..f 81 ~.
p Gs bat teine 5eoern ooer Yattef Der Silopf it
fanft unS bauerbat unb abicrbrt teinen S6peiB );
Der Druid lit sIri6masis uuf uue SOSsRabeiIe, Obne
Sab Die Spermatifte GorOe beriibrt teine Gisens
s6aft bic tein nnberes 8r,ptban6 best pie bic dus
steit Der @arisOces, bel Seen, bic Die us 5s6enen
Arteu setraeen babe,, brseast 70, ba bic aperture
pom Srud befreit ilt, oEr1 aobeipe Snfiammation
feft se5IOfien ruir6, unS 70 cine SeIuns beuirtt,
81 Gs post fb ifsenbeiaer sStennnsan ;fanit fir
iebes alter an9ep snbet perben talu nid1l aus benz
Blot eerporfen perben nod fam bic geSnteitined
spurd9 Onnebe iutrsenb. .sipe Spempnng Oper Bsrpe<
sun9 forsirt Irereer. J y U ! ~ 50 4
A. Gs ut ni5t eompliiiirt uno tam ni5t auber
0rbnung fommets. '--l st7lat 7s-tsi di.E
s. es lit bps einsise 8ru1bahS in SteIem aahSe,
Oas OuuernS ben bdrtaadigaebt fo1bObI pis insften
SAL pOn ~Sernia" beiIen rpirO. q, .uz
9a nismaIs spei 6aae pom Serna sIsi5, 70 iftp perz
i5ulibe examination uDtbig uub mug ieoes Snitrile
ment fir ben Gsbrap9 bsionbers ansspdstperOen.
Eeferensea tSanea in bieier Gtabt'abseseben pers
ben iiber 5due pon
6iluf 81 SreiBig Sabre alto
bic as4 bieiss snftrlneut p ma i emf ssarirt
Tpureen.
gue @htbeiIrnsep asrefitre man an
Sr. Z. ct. 6. Terris,
IT, ....as.. .ss sss u t &aibpiGe. 5ennsiiee,
''.--''. 5abrttant rnS aneiniset cisshtbdnter.
| Office: Norboit Gde pou rnon uns College
sirobs, teine Ereppe 8O99 81 q 5Set25 ba D
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
SANRO =" AT h0NE::D

The hunlor OF the subjo;ned (Which is an
extract from letter received from person
holding place iii Hayti, and who was present
during the interview of Mr. Seward Secre-
tary OF State, accompanied by Mr.. and Mr..
Frederick Seward.) can be thorvughIy ap-
preclated only when the tact is taken into
consideration that the whole II"ytien party,
President, Generals. &c. is cDmpused Uf coal
black Sambos and Dinahs. The false air OF
dignity assumed by the Generals Dumler
and hilliFeaux, standing OH the palace
steps" must ave been equal to sketch uI
llogarths. Says our Lively Hayt;en Jeu-
k'nS:
The De Soto arrived in our harbor so late
in the afternoon that the distinguished parry
on board did not land till the next MOI uing
at eight o'clock. Hon. August Ely, S,c.e.
tary ct State for Foreign Relations. aud
General Ernest Rounlain, Ilaytien Charge
at Washington, now ON visit to his family.
met the party at the wharf and accom- panied
it to the residence Of Mr. Peek. United
States Commissioner to Hayti We took
carriages and went through the city, visiting
the Cathedral. Senate House, aud Hud.e Of
Representatives, ahd other objects of inter-
est.
Al ten we returned to Mr. Peck's where
we all took breakfast. Then the President
sent his private carriages, two aid de- camps.
and cavalry escort to accompany the party
to the palace Mrs. f. Seward received also
an inviratiOu from Madame Geffrard We
all went together. and found a large body
guard drawn up in the yard of the palare.
with f"e band of music. The Hon Mr..
Seward was 1ece we'd with all the hunors due
10 his rank and position. On ii e palat tg
steps we were met by Generals Dam;er and
Philhl eaux. members Gf the Cabinet. who
led us t" the reception room where his Ex.
celltncy the President. Meme. Geffrard and
her daughter gave them most hearty and
sincere welcome. Mr.. Sc ard and the Pre-.
sllent c"nverSed together about two hours
while Mrs Seward was entertained b7 the
ladies' of the Presidents family.
| need not say that the interview was most
cordial and friendly. Mr. Seward on several
"ccasluns expressed his satisfaction at having
seen and heard the President. ! think the
Impressions he received were quite favorable
to our Government and people.
On the refurn of Mr. Seward 10 Mr. Peck Z
he rec ived the diplomatic corps. and then
the party returned on board, having re.
mained about six hours with us.
| When the Hon Secretary of State had
reached the deck Of his ship the I1aytieu
steamer Geiatea give him salute of seven
teen guns. which compliment was immedi
stely responded to by the De Soto.
| Thus ended this remarkable visit. which
! think. an important event in our political
history. and which may prove beneficial tt
our intercourse with the Government of the
United States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

c3- 1t is we'll k..nwn thIt an auction of
unmarried ladies used to take place annually
/" Babylon. In every district there as
semb'cu on certain day 1T every yenr all
the vlrS,"| ut mrrrlaSeIbiu age" The nrst
beautiful was first put w.. and the Mill who
bld the lhr.est sum ut money gained ,os-
sessl"n "f her. The second in personal an
pcArance f'!"wed. anl the bidders gratitieL
them selves with han ls"me wives. accurdin,,
to the depth "t Their purses But. alas it
'eem> that there were IL B !! y:un some ladies
Tor VIII CHI nT mDhcy was Ikr.y to e ufel ed :
yet these ais" were d'sp''>cd Of, sG pr1vide,it t
were the 'byiOmlanS. When all the beau,i-
tul vIrs rs We're sI /, the crcr nr lerc the
most dei"Imed t" stand up. and after he had
openly d"nn"nded who w"uIL nrnrry her f r
- SIN Al. sum- she wis ut length aijul.cd to
ihe man VIII" wni i he satisfied with the
least; am / III th,s manner the ulnmey arising.
tr"m the safe "f the hun !s0 ne served as a
portI"n "t th'Se win WERE either of disagree.
ADIe looks. or that mad any impertection
This custom prevailed about five hundred
Years before Christ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
EXPERIMENTS IN THE cult E OF IRISH
PUrA UES.

AS it is now the sea on for IRISH p ,tutoe
planting, | send you the result OF au cxperl
utc"t ruadc by iuc last year. After hAvIm.
previously we'll pluweh the land in the wImier.
designed toI this purpose, laid off the lot
running twU-hOr>e turn pillow. opening ii
furr,w as deep as | could silk the puw.
four feet apart. The rows thruu- .huuc the
pa:ch were seventy five yards III length, aud
Plantcd on the first day ut April, at the usual
distance apart III rows, say about tea inches
! hree rows through the patch were approprl-
ated to this experiment; tu the fist vi which
applied One>. Ursc cnrtluad Ut hen rmamuie e.
aud put the pOtatnes "m the top of the Iuurlurr;
To tile second | applied the same quantity ut'
the same krmd nt manure, and III Ned 1t with
the earth 10y running the shovel. piOw us deep
ly along the as one horse could pull It.
then put IN the potatoes; in the third row [
run the shovel pillow as before, and put in the
p,ItatOeS, cOverIL1 them about Il n hes
thick with wei>rutted stable manure. aud
then covered Gas the rest "t the rows werel
with one. hurSc tur >puw. These were ali
planted with the yellow potato.
On the 10Th Oi April planted row of
tile same patch i'll pimk-eyeS, applying Peru.
wan guLuo at the rate Ul about four hundred
pounds per acre, first chnpuing III the "uInn
yell with the srubbing hoes then planted
the POTATOES ami c"veled with the h"es
The first three rows were dug and measur-
ed about the fist uf September; the last, "r
that planted wi. pim&-eyeS, WIS dug about
ten Or trtee" days later, aud clLed as follows:
First row, three bushels; second row. two
and three t"urths bushels; third row, four
aud one half bushels; fourth row, four
Gu>hGls
would here state that they all received
the same work, and those rows to- which the
hen manure wts applied rr"dured p"tn,"es
large enough tor the table two weeks earlier
than any other portion of the patch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

C'N a DRUNKEN WOMAN B& R:F1a MED
The following sorry is decidedly geo |, az told
b; ma wlo w45 Formerly apprentice iu
iiruuklyn:
Mr.. La How. their fsrcmln. wl9 a sober.
quiet aud md I|trIJuS III til. wtla>u only fail.
N: was being treq"en-Iy late to his work.
MIR. James, the bu>s.' SPOKE to hin, atuuC
it. aud wanted to know if hc had any reason
Tor MT bc n; at W .rk pr ,mpt!y "on time"
Mr. Ludlow W th much embarrassment, said
yes he h vi 10 rem IN a. h .me to take care of
Ii c.l d'en unttl Ii W tc hIl slept off the
effects Ut drunkenness.
Mr.. James made him promise that the
next time he found her in that state to let
h III know, and he would give her Il fright
thar had cured many Il man. \ day or two
after Ludlow came in. after g"im" for his
dinner. an l told Mr. James th,c his te
was again lyin" drunk "n the carpet ut HON =.
All right. says James Put til long box
int" the wagon and {, ne to Yrtr house. -
When they arrived the hey pl red the
uIc.nscnul f'rm OF Mrs. l. linw IN the box
placed II III 'Ic Ut crn lle< b. the Sill: OF the
Temporary chI. darkencd the room and
sent all the fun.ly aw'y. Mr.. Jrm., black
enel his flee N to * his ice a." ,,ide Of
the c 'ii >. \ ter IL tim. Mrs In tlow hay
Ing slept off much ct tn. ELECTS of the
whi>kcy. rose mp in her C, fin. and l,mk II.
"b ut. SAID t" lcr cumran;,.II. Where am
:! In h-'l." :" low lon =. have been
herc!' '' Twp :aks" II,w In. h,ve
you been here ~ Three M mIhs." Well.
yM have becm here I'll l"l :e It. am are bet
ter ac tr''mt: l. an Sm where they keep
the best wA'skey. just take this ql,rter and
get Us pint
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

4 DREAM "A few nights since a frieni
OF OUR. while wrapp, Il in the sIumBers of
midnight, dreamed drcam." aud IMAGINED
he was ON a pleasure excursion TO the internal
regions. Ills sight WAS rc"n!ed with many
scenes novel, strange and un'lrramed of in the
pIlluSnp y ut man While in the reception
room Of Ills Majesty. the pie ,sant little imp
who acts US usher announced Thaddeus
Stevens!
Satin actually tremblcd in his sulphuric
boots aud quick uprising aSked:
hit, That NOISY fellow from Peunsyl-
vania 2"
Yea, responded the us er.
Send him back! send h IN back :" cried
Satan, There is II" place here for hmr"
''i'ut.' responded the little devil, who
seemed to emj"y an event whicn promised to
kn"ck the sand from under his Imperial
Chef you must receive him, he cant 20
anywhere else
Satan walked the f"or with rapid strides
for a few moments. when suddenly he st.,p-
ped and said: Il have it he may have a
few bushels of birthstone and u box oil
matches. and go off and start a little hell Of
his own" ."-Natches Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

AS the gallant General HUke, Of North
IaroIina: vas lately travelling Oi the cats
FROM New York to Washington, On the seat
III front of him sat a negro, and on that irn-
mediateiy opposite two United States o56-
GERS. one n General
Soon after leaving Ncw York, Gen. HIKE
man, who was walking through the
Car, pick up from the floor, near where the
negro sat what he. at the time supposed 10
be ticket and when the conductor sGme
around and was told by the negro that no
had lost his ticket. but that he had bought
and paid for one, and that he had a check
for his baggage. the General was satisfed that
the man he ad seen walking through Tho
car had found the negro's ticket. aud so in
formed the conductor. who accepted Iis
statement and went on marking the checks
Of Other passengers.
A change OF conductors takes place be.
tween Washington and New YOIk. and when
the second one. on his round was lo!d BIZ the
negro that he had lost his ticket he said that
was not his look out, aud that the fare would
have to be paid. Gen. IIUke then stated TO
him what he had told the frs. conductor,
but instead of receiving and creditinp the
Generals explahticn, lie in a rert and iri,t,. i.
dent manner remarked that neither blsek
man nor white man should pass hv him With.
cut paying. and that the negro should nav or
be put off. The General then riei q frCm
his seat. and shaking his fore finger IN Ao1s
of the condtctor's face, Informed him, Srr1iy
snd deliberately, that for the past forr Iyyekfs
he had been fighting for the negro. aud that
though defeated. he would not, even nov.
allow one to be maltreated, in his prefence
that the negro had paid his fare. and should
go through. The conductor slunk away. the
negro came on to Washington, but the ftc
u 5: Officers never said VOID. ~ 4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

a j.Eer la'elv s.nt 20 he President q enpv Of
tnedirin4l p'aea'd lv''ered 'Sha''s.ed eonstitu.
ti"os Res'ortd. Use Heinz ODDS Burhu'' TIE
party srndir: /: wrote in g neil ou the margin:
Try it, Andy, on the present eonStituuon.''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

Fry cyM 7h"u<n"d Nine Unmd..d ""i
fJy D"ti"rS wrung t,y taxation tr"m II C
people Of the State and >quanderrd for what !?
/" at"liSh i"l ticat free.'urn aud put in office
men wh"m The lcnp:e would not elect; to
c!"i!Ie the Governor with lactnt"rial p"wers
and cn.b hIm t" Pat i'll to a"y office in the
State any person, no matter how Infamous.
whom he uiay choose ; t" keep awe discord
and pr"ln"tc contention and Ii ndcr the pros
perity OF the State. 1t is en"u-h. aud too
much, thar such chains az the registration act
imposes be put upon the PEOPLE without couI.
pelling them TO pav such rr ce + r Their
own ensIavcment.- IHAccImy R~yi%tcr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

-Wh' is To- e like du K. E,or7 Because i, . :.
ten lies hidden under the Lrtas,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

u wien on are 81 ed, the rod /. in the i'm.
SCe Of pretty ~oasni Kiss ii rtliEiUusy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
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