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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
empfinbIide SIamme n.

= mpfinblide SIammen.
GiHe i9maIe gasFamme aus eineni 9eD
iu0bnIiben @tablbrenner sei9t elm b6dit
iiiberraidenbes 8erbalten, ipenn fie burd
9eieiserten @asoruf 81 elmer S0be bon
14-l6 8oa emporsetrieben iuirO. sic
aubert foeann fur bobe Some unb fdar<
fes @erdufd cine 10 fnbtile Gmpfinbs
Ii6teit. tuie man fie bel anbern, @arne,
Gleftricitat &c. anseieenben Snitrumen'
ten nur INNER iuiinfden fam. 2dbt
man in ibrer 9ldbe ODER aud aus siems
lider Serne cine fdrille Yfeife ert0nen,
70 fiirst ii6 Die 6lamme aueen6lidlid
auf BIZ, Sdlfte tbrer 2anse elm, unb
feist, iObalo Der Son aufb0rt ausen<
blidli6 nieOer CUR friiberen Sobe ems
por. Sang in sleiber @eiie tuirten
9ammeridIage, Defenders auf cine me'
taIlene unterlase, Glodent0ne &c. Sie
@eise afficirt in Der Sief< unO Wittel>
Ia9e Die SIomme nidt, beftO energiider
aber .eurd Die Some Der Auinte, bel Oe<
men Der uripriin9Iide gtrabl 81 elmer
farSen, bufdioen, bodf uurubi9en
SIammc 5uiammen Fnft. @ine anoere
Slamme bon 20 3oq Sobe sei9te iid
nod en,pfnblidJer; iie marfirte oeutlid
bas Slnldrumpfen bis sur balben 90be
uno Oarunter, in einSeInen SaIlen seigte
iie beftige llnrube; iebeS fleine @eraufd,
Wte bas &auiden cineS ieibenen &leis
be8, baS Snarren bon StiefeIn, bas
SaIen elmer tleinen Nliin3c, OaS Gin
fdIa9en Oes Ote9ens am 5eniter a.,
tan9irt fie. Som gofal II Der meni9<
Iiden Stiinme nimmt Die SIamme feline
gtoti5, bas . brin9t iie gum @dnanfen;
Dor Dem g. 9aut bridt iie aHer iofort in
einen MIR belue9ten Geuertlumpen su>
fanlnen.
\ Su 9 II ffalo iuurbe eiu Stiif
Silberers aus Colorado ausgelteIIt,
ueIdes 76 NBfllnb iuiget unb fir $500
9olopert6 reineS SiIber entbaIt.
= 9err Nid.o lion, Der @igen>
tbiimer beS Bateutss fir sic Sol5pFas
fterung, Die uuter ieinem 9famen be-
fannt 1T, bat Die Staot @bicago pegen
unbefugtem @ebrau9S leiner @rfinSung
berfla9t unb ton beriel6en $4,000
SdaoeueriaB ausse5ablt erbalten.
- SOfepb 81. 8oIton, elmer
Der Saupt< Semperensler in 8bila6elz
pbia murbe tuegen Gnttuenbun9 bon
$4,000 aus Dem SOnb fur gSittuen
lnb sSailen berbaftet, (Giu f6oner
SeiIi9erD G+-sr
y Sic Belt, no Die &unlt mad 8rob
betteIn eina bat i. Deutf6lanO auf9c-
bort, wcnn man mad folgen0er Be-
fdreibune Der in beutlden 8eitunsen
gum Serfauf aus freier Sano ange|
9e3ei9ten 2anboiiter oes S6auipieIers
0aiuiion llrtbeilen 6arf:
vOie 8efsunsen Oes Srn. 8oeumiI
9aiuiion lie9en cine Stunbe bon Ores
Den unb le 3ebn Minuteu bon Oen SaIs
tepuntten Der Giienbabu unO Oanpi<
fdiffen eutfernt; iie beiteben: SEA.
a) ans einent berrfdaftliden, bou>
. itanois moblirten, id0nen 2anb>
baufe NIT sroBen,, borsisli9 se<
H. pFestem Sarten, BalOparts anb
reisrnOer Sernfidt, iopie
b. aus elmer fiinitlerifd i90nen
9artenanlage init m0blirtem
2uifbaus ("Belriguardo") uns
ntittelbar an Dem 1lfer Der Glbe,
fd)ragiiber BERT Sommerrefbena
Rilnis, nit Der berrIidften 9Iuss
iidt, burA iuelde Dresden unb
llmsesenb Der 9ieblingsaifeat<
bait aller Nationen getporben III. I"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
Sir GDntraftDrell.

Angebote uerben uon benz gorfisennen bes Stras
Bet=@omites BIB sIm IL Augut 1867 fir bic i'm SoI.
9enSen nd5er be,ei@neten arbeten entgeseneenomz
men, rdmIid:
gtefn'@ tnfaifuns. CURRENCY s-.
SteinbcIes auf ben gtitcnwesen. Dragging
8ridsWHafferuns Der Seitentpcse.
Nnfe6ote fur Gtnfafiune (Curbing) weroen nod
benz laufertosn Sub ulfe tnr Bee9 tFlagging) mad
Der SquGre gGro angdilDmn1en. Die Ausfubrune 1T
an fotdIen gauften uorsune5men, uie Der 9oribenbe
bes StraBensE omites fir gut beinben rpir6, u6 fou
IN uebsreinftimmpr9 init ben Speciftfationen fen,
neI9e Tn bsr Office ees ftdbtif6et Snsenies einses
q 9fees saeert tt IN oIes Der 9eItimnrunaen eines
Attes hes Stabtrat5 es, opprobirt z. gla 1867 aes
1drih: Cine Bill, b5esS rteGunS pom Seitenueaen
5u erSrpingenH -usjuibren, in rueIdber es beiBt:
.sSeE &. SIN dIsfl -S1IIef no Seitensege nitt
ben Beitimmungen bieie5 aftes gem beraeiteilt
Tperoen fol- 6os Strasen Gpmite eie Serftcunq an
cofnpetente @rbeiter III Contra gebet, rueIde aus
Der ftdottf9en Raffe sM be,oben in6, Ipdbrenb bic
Rotten Der SerteInng ben Gigentbiimern Der Be-
fisuns, III oeren rplit ober 6ereu Sete enttoug
oieie Stfasenperb effernfig potgenommen murbe.
Ansebote peroeH efeih3eitig anaenommen fur bic
@robirunq uno WacdoGmiiirlng Der nniperiitdtssi
,5trdbe poHi Carroll SStrafe mad Der Wnrfreesboro
Cite nnb Der Maple StraEe pom 2tr6SIeD 2penue mad
Carroll Strase. GbeGio fir cine h0i3erne TreftIes
Bride an gberp StrnBe Iber Gid 8ran6.
9lng bOte finb fir ieben Der oben 9enannteR Strds
Gen befonbers ab;Heeben.
SeCr9e 9. &inncn,
uus7 80 gOrftsenber Oes Strassns GOmites.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
Siiolid)c Sebens=Serf6erungs=G ielidaft.
Sneorporirt>be BEN 1855 q
Gefet9ebmm9en pDn Senneffee mnb &entucfD.
Saupt. 3 fifteen:
OfempbS, Semm. 2pui3Dine, @b
Der apta stoH bieser @efeaaf 1T eimse3abt
\ Y nnb fiber anseleet. -

b SOee"t bee Res sliamdais bic
bp6r tin npobnt
mi ooe Guopas
nnl
aI
BEN
aHnst
asne 5 4rc
ebe sctm ausatr n6atauH druna
sDnae : n
She,R eEenn
Tranf @.
~ s9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
METROPOLITAN

Sert9erun gss 8eieui bait, eeIeeen in Der 9 4 Eem
yOrfs i'm Stoate 2ew gorf mir genigenSe Nepeiie
ear9ebra9t bat, bdb beagte 8efeHfdatt ale in Dem
Staate SenHefiee ben Observation-Disclosures auf=
gelegten Sesingnngen erfilt bat uno Id befd5eiue
aaserSem, bab Carr u, 3os, a9enteh beiagter ees
eNipattT eoeniaLs ben erfOroerhii-a Der Staatsas=
ese, wei9e fir fol9e 6dne gemodt ino einaeridjtet
kno seetiigt haben SeSbalb bat beiaate Yeetropps
iitdn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sefusnis fur 8tiSfos
1erantwortli6 sA fein lino 6as Serberu asaeitp6ft
e. -. Satc1ett,
febz4 3uttm Comptroller, Senn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

GCkine poHftdnbige bileIitbe @eI6itts Der 3eit
S0ie bepe, bilisite un6 beIebrenSie 5amilieH
0efffhrfff III her tlnior
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
$f,502 S73.9S

Eotalbetras gerIuien, Aniprii6eu
uno SerbiHolithfeiten ..-.. $5I5,O5qf7
Ger 9roBte Setrag, Deler In einem einsenen (erner
Rlai1e) 6aue perIdert puroe mar S20,0O, bod dberz
tei9en bic 5dIe ais cine alsemeine 8e9eI, $1,000
nidbt
Die gefeni9dft bat feline au9emeinen 8eeen iiber
ben Serl6erungsbetraa III ir9eno elmer Stdot, 9orf
ooer 9ebduoeuered, onoern Last nd in 6leier 8esies
bunG, in ieoem einseInen Sale pon benz aueemeinen
sbarafter Der Sandfetten, sseits Der StraBen sei=
ti9teit Der 6euerIo f6un9 u. {. 10. Ieiten.
Cine be9lnubiste abfbrft bes perbeherten Charters
ooer Sncorporationsaftes be9Ieet ieoe 0ariteaung.
Staat 0fetp 9jprt 90
Staet uno County Stem Dort5 90
SliHtoH .. 6ist sDeiter Sice=Srdii ent, uns
Nm. ". " 10 TT, AiTit. Sefretdr Der 1ietro=
politan Serfi9erunssseielfbaft, nadboem Siefelben
eiuSein eingei9woren iino, binterIeeen uno iaaen
nno ie0er GineIne iaet fur @ feIbit, baE 6as Obise
cine reue, pole uno superIdifige AuseinanoerIebung
Der Serhditnife beid9ter Corporation 1T unn bae ie
bic oben beidriebenen 8eaiHten berielben fino.
(geSei6netl Glinton .. 6isf,
;peiter Siee=Y rdiioent
lge;eiGue 9Bni. y. gSanswprtb,
Witt. Sefretar. -
nnterfdrieben une mir beebporen, an By
". Ga9e oes s5anuars A d. 1851.
(gesei1net) GSpare d
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
"Yre5 II. Sinles'.
(tdalth unb tpl hentliAl.

Dies 1T has eirsige Iopale BIatt, nit Nusnabms Der
Substituting, DeI9es III @aibpiue bsraus-
seaebcn wirS. Bon auen bier erf9einenben 8Iditern
bat es bic sr5Bte Circulation anS III cs bas of;iene
Organ hes Staates. Gs BOT cine srose girfnIatipn
i'm Nprben iUTuobI ais autb i'm 5ISen unb @eI6ditsz
lente t6nnen fcin beiieres 9n;eigenzReoinm finoen
9as tdsIitbe 8Iutt entbdt bic teSten uno uoHlt6n,
oi0er telegrepbiiden Bcridte non poIitiIden unS
commercieIlen uno auaemeinen Relligteiten. Die
2ptalneuisfeltcn Der StaSt unb umac6nna werhen
ausfubrlid bcrtptet uno IN ieoer Sindbt niutmt bic
ies SIattoen eritenRana uuter ben beiigen 3eitHn
gen ein.
Die SreiDnife Des tommenStn sSaBres perben Don
Sntereiie ien. ueberaH 1T has 2anS in AufreNIHa
uHh binnen Qursem rperoeu bic rpitbtioilen 2ebens
fragen erortcrt uno entieben per6en gSir iuiinfdn
oaber, hoB uns oas IeDdIe Bolt IN benz fommsnbtn
sBobuampfe nit allen in ibreu xraIien itebsnsen
ltteIn nnterIflsen m5aen, unS nnferenl 8latte in
chem iIeinen SOrfe oOer SIedeu i'm Stnote gerbrei,
tuns gu seben. Sn 8ntinft ME has in Der 9ergan
aeubelt sebebcn, pirb bas 8Iatt Der ernIlIibe Der
beiOiser Der Sheen mnN Yra;ipisn unferss aesen,pd
tiaen Gongreiies ien. aa
nnier Sobs%oom 1T In ieber 6iniidt pouftanbi
einaeribtet uns mir f5nHen an S0neniasgt un
Hieolidteit nidDt geboten werbe YerIonen, weI6
6rRdfad1eu dAsgefHbrt baben mpllen, tounsn fid
auf sreeuente Nsfibrung ge9cbener Nuftr6ge 81 6eS
biuialten Yreiien pcrlalen.
49, Nan aoreiihe
Asre6 anS Simcs So,
&o s stprtb @bcrrg Stre
Rafbpia' 9cnneffce
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09

NSR SAAtU "GNubSC SUr
Sto s stprtb @bcrrg Stre'
Rafbpin' 9cnEeifce
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-09
8rDtlamatiDn
- tffi 'ia bes
SpnDermeurs pm Sennef5ee.
Staat Tennefee,

Stnat Tennefee,
-Grecutipz Department
Raj lie, ben f6. SUM- 1866.
Sad bic geaeraI 8erjammIung am s. qRdr, 1887 elm
9eies pairte, oeen g. unS A. Settion in ben fpIsen>
ben 99orten 1uo Gbarafteren berfabt inb, ndfnlid
Sefttou3. aSei es ferner bef6Iofien, baB bic
in 9npioion Gountp tribe inter benz @eiete nom
d1 ,Ss6 S nS PIE 1 E
ret9t eiiT fou, Rraft zines CT beiagter Re9iitri-
rin9 amsseiteuteu eertiftates gu ftimmeIl."
s.:s e.t ssnfs .Sss Bag bic
County bieies Stnates eritredtn iolen, penn es i
snr nebersensnne reg gounerneurs be1ausiteut. Sob
Stimmsebern in foldben Counties attgefanbcn baben
unb Der 9ouuertteur Tod otte Ebdtiadbe uerbentIis
Den nnS beiaste &esiftratiOn bur9 4roflan.atiGn
nnb ba CUR leberssusung bes gouuerneurs ~ Gage
getommen it, oas 8etrag lme unterf6eife IN Der 9e=
aiffrirung pom Stmmgebern tn unferem County
281rreu itattQefunoen b1beu,
Sesbalb nun iese I'D, agiuiam O. BrownIow, @ons
uernsnr oes States SenReee, tIaft mir iberirage=
ner gefasais unb i'm gerfola Der mir puf9 be pben
erwdbHte unbi 4. Settou ees 9eiekes pom 8. Rdrj
1867 aufer eaten Ffiten, gdnsIiA au bic Seite an6
ertldre fir null nb MID g ale bisber in benz gountp
sarren ftattaehabte %esiitrirung nit Ausnobme Der
welGe bereits sebdten TuOroen ut ooer gebnIten
ben utro Don BEN meIcber
2. SUM- 1867 unter ben 8eltimmimeen bes @eietes
aom Is. Sebu.nr 1867 betitet: Sin 8eies Sr Abdnz
oerung uno Amenoirunq hes @efeRes pom 3. Yedrs
1866" einaefett porben III nnb Hiemanb IN benz be-
f19ten gountp ien snr Abftimmung bereIbh fem onF
KRAFT eIneo SefttuteS non etent unter ben Sett1ms
munaen oes 9eleses pem 8. Rdr; 1856 cling iesten
CONDITIONER.
Gum 3euenifIe SefIen babe idb meine
Eamenssn nterI6rift biertmter geiest
g, unb befoblen, boB ods eroBe Stats,
. L. 81 SieeeI attadbi pire. SO 9ef9eben i'm
Gepartement 0aIhptle an 10. zase i'm
.-.. WonGt SUM- A. -. 1857
Sir ben Souperneur: ~ e.
.. B. @. SrownIp,p.
u. 8. 5 let d n. Staot fetretdr. d
iunl7 3mtiIp3Hl
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ef9einige biernit, baB be
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8iaia ~ perfamfem.

Gin Saoaemsnt seeen bic
.''NAsHyILLE CHIMNEY SWEEP CO..
aabsrss in Der 80 SOS. as3
mi$s etaats,eit,unsS Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26
FROM COLUMBUs.
COLUMBUS, Feb. Is, 1867.

Ed. SPIRIT: We here are very busy all
day, and get nothing done that ought to
be done.
There is "a big fight in the House to.
day in ragard to Senate Bill Ne. 210, to
amend section Z Of an act defining the
jurisdiction and regulating the practice Of
Probate Courts, passed March IA, 1853.
This bill provides that no ProbateJ Judge,
nor his partner, sball:practice as an attor.
ney or in any way be engaged as claim
agents, or prosecute any claim against the
United States whatever. tits not, when a
law, worth the time and expense Of pass
lug and making it law. am rather
Indifferent in regard to this bill, for in a
Democratic County, there is no danger
Of our Probate Judges being corrupt.
The act to extend the jurisdiction Of
Justices of the Peace in replevin cases
to three hundred dollars, passed and will
become law.
Nothing done as to Relief Fund, more
than to try to keep it in the State Treas
|ury.
In all cases requiring two-third vote,
the Radicals are forced to get one Demo.
crat to vote with them. which holds them
somewhat to the work. This was caused
by an act of Providence, as Mr.. Wright
died last summer and staunch Demo
crat elected in his place.
The bill in regard to the amendment
to the Common School Law is substituted
by an entire new bill, and think it pref
erable. a
There are now four different resolutions
pending il the House to strike the word
white out of the Constitution of the
State. All emanated from the Obsrlin
side of the House. They do not know
wha. to do in regard to the matter.
The Agricultural College Bill comes
up to-day for action. This is ir doubt,
and | cannot give an expression. Unless
advised, shall vote for one College, and
all the funds donated to be applied to a
separate College for agricultural and me-
chanical purposes.
The question will come up to change
our judicial District, or to elect one other
Judge for the entire District, al. of which
l shall oppose. HEADLEY.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26

We have had eleven tariffs in FIVE years,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26

Rev. Mrs. Mcfarland, Scotchwoman.
is preaching in London, aud some of the
papers praise her efforts. g
Lord Ernest Vane Tempest has been
sentenced to three months Imprisonment.
for contempt of court.
Whittier is said to be about to marry a
widow whom he courted thirty years ago.
when she was maid i
Brownlow threatens to return to pfi-
vate life, and the Boston Post offers its
coincidence to private life.
DR.. Richard Macdonnell, Provost Of
Trinity College, Dublin, is dead, and DR..
Humphrey Lloyd is talked Of as his sue
cessor.
A private letter from Paris, January
25,, says that Gen. Mcclellan is still at
villeneuve, on Lake Geneva, and we'll.
Recruiting for the regular army in New
York is very brisk, owing to the number
of me0 cut of employment.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 13.


After protracted struggle and an ex-
citing days session in the House the bill
reported on February 5 from the Recon-
struction Committee, to divide the South
into military districts, and to place every
inhabitant within them under military
control, was passed by vote of 100 to
55. Such Radicals as Banks, Baker,
Baldwin, and Loan, joined he Democrats
| in voting against the measure. 1t will be
noticed that two-t thirds vote over veto
is hardly probable Blain, of Maine,
proposed an amendment, in the way of q
substitute for the bill, providing that
when the South shall ratify the pending
constitutional amendment, and so amend
their laws as to give universal suffrage,
Esaid States shall be admitted to represen-
tation in Congress. A parliamentary
movement was pecessary to getthis meas
ure before the House by reference to
the Judiciary Committee, with instruc-
tions to report it back Immediately. 1t
was apparent that the Democratic vote
was necessary to secure this reference, and
SO Raymond, Bingham, and other weak
kneed Radicals went over among the
Democrats and commenced an active per-
sonal canvass to secure their support. At
Grst the Democrats decided to help them
out, and voted on the roll call for the re-
ference. The confusion and excitement,
however, were very great at this point, as
the members were out of their seats, and
in the aisles and gathered in groups in
the hall. The Thad Stevens Radicals
looked discounted. Amid this scene the
Democrats reconsidered their decision,
and determined to force the dominant
party to shew their colors or retreat
again, as, they have for days past, in a
demoralized condition. Before the re-
sultwas announced nearly every Democrat
changed his vote against the reference
This caused derisive laughter among the
Blaine and Raymond men, while shouts
of approval came from the Stevens crowd
as the malcontents went back into the
Radical ring, the galleries enjoyed the
scene and its fun intensely. The Blain
proposition was therefore lost by sixty
nine to ninety three, and the House was
brought to vote on the Military Gov
ernment bill. Thad Stevens made the
closing speech, and denounced Banks's
plan to commence reconstruction by re-
organizing the government at the mouth
Of the Mississippi River as being based
too much on the hydraulic principle.
An attempt to secure vote in the
Senate to day, on the Louisiana bill, fail
ed. eg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26

Love OF MARRIED LIFE.-The affec-
ton that links together man and wife is
far holier and more enduring passion
than young love. 1t may want in gor-
geousness-it may want in Imaginative
character; but it is far richer in holy
trusting attributes. Talk not to us Of
the absence of love in welded lifel What
because a man has ceased to "sigh like a
furnace" are we to believe the fire is ex-
tincR No; it but burns with steadier
fame, shedding benign influence upon
existence, a million times more precious
and delightful than the cold dreams of
philosophy, - 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26
ssTrade IL a little DUH.

Weitnd the following spicy but truth
full little sketch in the Boston CONNER
ctaJ Bulletin. 1t forcibly illustrates the
fact that trade is little dull, and also
that that portion of the business COM
munity known as sdrummers," or COM.
mercial travlers, despite their almost in
exhaustible resources and invention, are
often obliged to yield to the pressure of
these stagnsnt times. The Bulletin sayG
One of these gentlemen who has re-
Gently returned from trip for Thistle
Brothers & Co., OF this city, did not
show very large exhibit of orders to
balance the liberal expense account
allowed him by the firm, and Mr.. Thistle,
after looking over bis return, said: -
"Mr. Rataplan, I am afraid you do uot
approach the dealers in the right way; l
used to be very successful in this line
Now just suppose me to be Mr.. Bigher, of
Sellout, ILL.,, aud show me the way you
introduce the house
Accordingly Rataplan stepped out of
the counting room and re-entered, hat in
hand, inquiring, "Is Mr.. Bigher in?n
"That is my name" said Thistle, ur-
banely.
"My name is Rataplan, sir; I represent
the house of Thistle Brothers & Co., of
Boston" Thistle, in his character OF
Western merchant here rose, offered and
salesman acbair. and expressed his pleas,
ure at seeing him. E
! 81 am stopping with Overcharge at
the Stickem house, and have fine un-
broken let of samples, which I should
like to show you; think we can offer you
some special advantages. &c." And Rat
aplan delivered himself neat speech in
professional style.
"Very we'll, very we'll, said Thistle; 81
don't see but that you understand the
way to get at customers" sy;t
s"Excuse me, Mr.. THISTLE said Rat
aplau; ~ am afraid you do not under
stand the style of Western marchsuts
lust now; suppose you exchange places
with me and repeat the rehersal."
| Certainly" said Thistle, and picking
Iup his hat, he stepped out. Returning,
he found Rataplan with his chair tilted
back, hat cooked fercely over his right
eye, his heels planted on Thistle's pol
ished desk, and a lighted cigar between
his teeth. 80
| Thistle looked little staggered, but,
nevertheless he commenced:
sis Mr.. Bighcr in2"
eyes, he is," responded Rataplan,
blowing a cloud of pure Connecticut in
to Thistle's eyes, "Who in--are
|you2"
| II represented the house Of Thistle
Brothers & Co.," said the astonished
employer, coughing out about a quart ci
smoke from his throat.
| "The blazes you do; are you one Of
that concernP'
mo, sir, l am not" said Thistle.
i "Well, its id lucky for you thai
you are not, for I've had two drummers
to one customer in my store for the las
two months, and if | could get hold o.
one of the blasted fools that send EN-
out here at this time, I'm burned if
wouldn't boot him clean out Of the towr
of Sellout."
] "That'll do, that'll do, Mr.. Rataplan,
said Thistle; 81 have no doubt you dit
the best you could for the interest of tn,
house. Trade is,a little dull" -
-
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ARRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
sl9aL AND FROM WoopSFIELp.

Barnesville, which now includes Beallsvills
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at
2. H.. Leaves each morning at 8 AN.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
mornings at AN. alalg Is 60f.s
Sunash arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday morning. at A.M.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and saturday
mornings At Z Az.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26

The annual production of diamonds is
estimated at 81, 100000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-26
February IA.
THE NEW PLAN OF RECONSTRUCTION.

THE NEW PLAN OF RECONSTRUCTION.
A dispatch from the North Carolina
Legislature shows that the new plan of
reconstruction proposed by the Southern
Governors cannot pass that body. An
other effort is, therefore, being made here
to see if some plan cannot be drawn up
to which the President will give his as
sent. A meeting was held last night and
tonight. by several conservative Repub-
licans who are on good terms with the
Executive to ascertain if by some slight
mutual concessions not amounting to any
sacrifice of principle, measure of re-
construction could not be agreed upon
that would meet the views of both the
Legislative and Executives branches OF
the government. The comparison Of
views expressed served to cause the be-
lief that the interview may lead to prac-
ticle results hereafter, though no definite
steps we're taken. One of the Congress
men who participated in this movement
intimated to-day that the President would
give his adhesion to the Blein PROPOSE
ton, which is the pending constitutional
amendment and universal suffrage, il
nothing more satisfactory could be agreed
on, but better authority doubts the state
ment IN toto,
CONGRESS.
The Philadelphia League Island Navy
yard scheme passed the Senate to-day
just as it came from the House, and goes
to the President for approval. The New
London interest left bitterly disappoint-
ed, but console themselvs with the be-
lief that they will get the Naval School
away from Annapolis. Senator's Dixon
and Foster spoke earnestly for New Lon
don. The Senate also passed the loan
certificate funding bill, with an amend
ment increasing the amount from eighty
to one hundred millions. The rate OF
interest is fixed at 8 per cent. There was
no debate on the subject. The military
government bill for the South, which
passed the House on yesterday, is likely
to receive material amendment in the
Senate. Fessenden gave notice that he
should move to substitute the Blaine
proposition, voted down yesterday in the
House, which it will be recollected is
based on the pending constitutional
amendment, coupled with universal suf
frage. This endangers the passage o.
the measure. The Louisiana bill viii
probably come up in the Senate to-mor
row, but Sumner intends to amend it,
An attempt will be made to rush i
through, and the Massachusetts, Radica'
will probably be voted out of the way