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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-19

vysH r uuders,gned will proceed with thc
county surveyor Of Dubois county o.
The 18Th day Of Jan. 1864. 10 run The lines
and determine the boundaries Of Sections
No. 22 and %. in town south range 4 ".
The intermediate lines will also be run end
the corners thereof established. Persons
interested will please be prevent.
GEO. SCHONE.
dec. 10Th G. SCHEPPERS.
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nFWc are informed that Mr.. NJ
Friedman has sold his popular hote'
stand known rs the ''Indiana Hotel,
10 Mr.. F. Neideck, Esq, and that tbs
latter will take possession in january
We wish the new landlord as grca
pecuniary and social success as hi
PREDECESSORS enjoyed.
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SALE or PERSONAL PROPERTY.

SAIIE Of TEKoVN 4 ThOTEnf n
NOTICE is hereby given, that will sell
~ ~, rrblic nnc,i"n. On Saturday, the 9'b
day ~ January. 1864. ~ the residence
~ william Cox, Irte II Duhois county.
deceased. 30 his personal property mot taken
Inv me widow, consisting ni Horses. Cat
lie. Hays. sheep. corn, hay, Farming Usen.
ILL h.u.ehold aud kitchen furniture, &c
Terms sale Twslv, months credit Will
be given on all sums over three dollars. ~
purchaser giving his note with approves
security. waiving valuation and sppsa'er-
,nent laws, bearing interest from dssei under
So cash IN hand 80
i DC. ~, 1Sc2. MI
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RErIGrcUs SERVICES. -Rcv. J. j.
Irwin, will preach in the Protestant
Church, in JASPER, on Sunday. tic
9TH inst, at half past three o'clock
The public arc invited.
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Indianapolis Daily Journal. y Or 20 1863;
FIR The Journal.
Illinois Insurance Companies.
Tho Supreme Court Of the State Of Indl'
ana has decided lhat policy Of insurance
issued BY company heated 10 ano'he'
State, TO any person in this State. u void
unless such company shall have ccmp'is'
with the law CT this Stale, passrd June II
1862. Violations impose heavy hIo q
The sgent transaciing business icf suel
foreign company. There are seversi ny
nois companies doing business ~ this State
and according 10 this decision their policIe
are o. 10 validity whatever, IS none o. 'he'
have complied with the Inv 81 this Stat
Regulating foreign insurance companies
THE rotten character " many Of there lIl
nois companies makes this statement
much importance 90 the people of Indiana
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JAsPE r.:

tine CHEAT IssuE BEFORE THE c"uSfhs
u TINS: SHALL ABOLITION PUT powS TIE
Uxon. OR SHALL THE USios PUT pows
..or,r,oxf"-IlEsRY CLAY, 1851.
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8 300 BOUNTY
FOR NEW RECRUITS.
IS 402 BOU MY
Eor vctcran Volunteers.

MEN OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT o..
M INDIANA, ih- Gvvrrnvt has c.l'es
M seven Or more Cunraniss 81 I"isn''y
and fya Comuani.s ~ C-v,lfv 'r"m NJ.
D;.trie,. shaliha have thcns Gait upon
you 70 answer NJ answers "HE STA ~.
viii YOU -ndYrs-n! think you VIII foaf
country needs ycur services ~ me army:
INV. ciI'sss yon inducements which w''i
Isras, le wa - leave your families amply pro-
yid-.l for.
ANY one wishing 70 recruit for me r'R'-
men, by raisins Companies. o. parts o. Co's-
parirs, will receive commissions iof s"ss
our ) w. by Applying 70 NJ ~ wr'i"e' &C
ccmpsnisd by proper rec"mme"us''o"'' =
,sr,.d % yincennes. Ind until the crgsD'-
N''o" GEO w GORMAN.
\ CommArdant First District.
II Iar 10Th 1et3
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ADAM GEIER.
JOHN PIPER.
dec. 10.

borrowers Of school Funds
VNTILL take notice, thar on the FOURTH
wv MONDAY in JANUARY, 1854, al
lands and town lots morigaged TO the School
Funds, on which the principal or interest L
due and unpaid. will be offered for sale
Per sons owing interest must make immedi-
ate payment "a save cost and damages
dec. l9-4w T. SONDERMANN. AID G.
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Surrey Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the unteF'
~ signed viii proceed, with the Snrvsyor
Of Dubois county. on he 25,h day q jan.
1863. 10 run the lines nod determine 'he
boundaries OF sections No. Is and ~ lows
/ South Range 3 wcst. The intermediate
lines will alec So run and the corners there
Of established. All persons interested viii
take notice.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NUIICE.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed admins
traitor 81 the estate Of William Cox, late q
Dubois county, deed; said estate - suppos'
ed 70 DO solvent.
sYRENrS cox. sdm'f
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IL The following article appeared II IN
Indiana polls Daily Journa', ~ Or. 20 1850
FIR The journal.
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oubscripr Tor the Jasper Co"' -
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Bakcr 4 Brcksf pins any.
dec 10. lS63.-3w $500
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wiring his heart aud make him ire. hkS :
lion In his cage. these letters written y
the people he delinred from me y9ks q
inc details Of tIl9r sufferings from the
bripan dsof FrapcisToseph, aud complains
AZ The prolougatioI of The occupation OF
Rome and consequently OF the unse1l.ee
condition of the cotntEy. They al term
nate by begging oihim to come again 70
their relief. To man of Garibaldts kinat
ness of heart thess4ppeals are not likely
to 90 long unanswered. de believes anu
says that in maEdl on Rome be can THIS
time gather up an lrmy Of 100, 900 mem.
He attributes all ttb misfortunes OF Italy
to tho French OCCUPATION OF Rome ana 70
the nest of conspFators the French nag
there protects. His 1.-TWO horrors are iNapo'
leon and the Pope. He will probably com
mence opecrtions iaaiu 10 the spring,
whether Rome is occupied byrFrench OF
Spanish troops, aud especially II the granu
struggle in the north Of Europe ts gong
on. It may be, indeed. to save Italy rom
this new commotiop, that Napoleon desires
to Withdraw his army, for Spanish army
would be more easily disposed OF.
AS regards the reciprocal guarantee Of
Mexico aud Cuba, or rather of the throne OF
Mexico and of the territory Of Cuba, ths
project is not an improbable one, as wild
as It may seem to You on the other side OF
the water. People p France hsye an idea
that with Havana and tue rich Island Oi
Cuba as rendezvous and as depot for
war material, with Spain as an ally, an
army aud navy may oeco1centEated 10 the
esitis " rrss,---.tlI lid the Unlteu Staaes ~
check without difficulty, whether the at
tempt be upon Mexico or upon Cuba.
Whether these speculations about the
object of the Empress visit to Spain be
true OF not, there Is at least q certain Sem
blance of truth about them, and, since they
relatefin part 70 American affairs, they are
entitled to your attention, and especially tO
your watchfulness. Both questions being
emphatically Catholic ones-that Is to say
,he Roman aud Mexican luestious-the
Empress would, TO say the least, be most
fitting agent for the negotiation of such ap
arrangement. For, at this moment, no one
person has as much power and influence
in WELDING the destinies ( Gf tue, Catholic
church as. her Majesty. s..y
The Spanish Government, which has
now no use of its standing army, appears
to be sending a large proportion OF it tC
Cuba and st. Domingo, q movement which
may have some bearing upon the negotia'
lions spoken of above. for lhe force seems
to be out of proportion to he needs OF the
service in st. Domingo.
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For the 1ntelllgeuser.

Nj. EDroR;-I take this method to say
to young men who may deSire' a collegiate
educat ion, that the Ohio University, locst-
ed at .Atheus, lis in a prosperous condition,
aud affords the best facilities for obtaining
q classical education. hope many young
men of West Virginia will avail themselves
of the opportunity offered, aud secure for
themselves, what is better aud more sndur-
ing than gold-a good collegiate education.
Come over and you will receive cordial
Welcome. The trustees have provided that
soldiers wounded 10 the war, and honora-
bly, discharged, can have tuition free Of
charge. i
The winter term will begin the 81 Dec,
.lse r. A. ARTHUR.
Nov. 20, 1868. lr*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Senate

SATURDAY Nov. 81, 1868.
A message from the House announced
the concurrence Of that body in some of
the Senate's amendments to the bill for the
assessment of taxes, and its disagreement
to other amendments. ~
The amendments were discussed at some
length aud the Senate receded from the
most of its amendments.
Mr., Brown made a report from the com
mittee of conference on the bill to provide
for the issuing of grants for lands 10 GER
tain cases. iH 100
On motion of Mr.. Maxwell tho bill was
reeommitted to the Committee of Confer
ence, but subsequently this motion was
reconsidered aud the report of the COM
'miItee was tabled.
Mr.. FARSswokTH, from the COMMITTEE
on Internal improvements, reported back
twithyarious amendments, 1.-THE billito pro.
vide for tile construction and repair Of
roads and bridges. $50
Several House bills were read second
time and referred. ias.
The House bill concerning licences was
taken up and considered at length.
Adjourned. . as4,f.l a. y.
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Proposals for Mortar Shells
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHUaFOH, Now

WAaHrEgFoH, November Is, 1851 b
GHALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- once, until O'Clock p. n, on the 22d OF De-
eenaber next tor the delivery OF my thousand 10
inch mortar Shes, Ia the following quantities., at
the following aFSeBais, via: 100
At the WatertoWn Arsenal, WatsrtoWn, Mass,
Il the watervllst Arsenal, West Troy, N. r,
0'9 a. lie New York Arsenal, GOyernOPs 1Aland,
5000.
At the U. 8, Arsenal Warrington, D. O., 200. ].
At the u g. Arsenal st. Louis. No. 1000.
These shells are 10 be made OF the kind Of metal,
and inspeotsd Hfter the rules laid down In the Ord
nance Manual Drawings can be seen any OF the
United States ArSenRls, The Ahells are 20 be lpt
Bpected at the foundry where cast, free Of charge for
transportation or handling until delivered q the
Arsenal. a7l.lals q 8
Deliveries must be made at the rate Of not less
than i've per cent. per week OF the NUM- or Of pro-
ectlles contracted for; the Fst delivery 70 beEade
within twenty days after the date Of the cOntTast
and any failure TO deliver at specified time VIII
subject the contractor 70 forfeiture OF the number
he may tail 20 deliver Rt that time.
Separate bids must DO made for each Arsenal u
the bidders propose to deliver at more than one.
No bid viii be considered from parties other than
regular fOundeu or pTOprtetprS Of WoFitli who are
known to this Department. TO be capable leEosutng
the work contracted for IN their own
Each party obtaining contract will be required
10 enter into bonds with approved suFete5 for It's
faithful execution. -
The Department reserves the right 70 REJECT any
all bids 10 rot deemed GatsiletoEy for any cause
Proposals. will be addressed % aBHgadleF General
Geo. b. Ramsay, Chief Of ordnance Washington,
D o. - and will be endorsed Proposals Tor Mortar
sheilsn GRo: p: RAMSAY, -,
noV28.eOdt5 Brig. Gen ehiefo Ordnance.
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dedicated to the great task remaining be-
fore us, that from these houoted dead We
take increased devotion to that cause for
which they here gave the last full measure
of devotion that We here highly resolve
that the dead shall not have died 10 vain
Iapplausel; that the nation shall have, un-
der God, new birth of freedom; and that
governments of the people, by the people,
and for the people, shall not perish from
the EARTH" [Long continued applause.l
The chanting Of the following solemn
dirge for the brave dead who lay before
and all around the President, just pre-
vlous 10 his remarks, gave what he said an
impressive meaning;
IT'S holy ground
This spot spot. where, In their graves,
We place our OOuntry's braves,
Who fell in Freedoms holy cause
Fighting for Liberties and Laws
Let tears abound.
Here let them rest
And Summer heat and Wtntar's cold a
Shall glow and freeze above this mould
A thousand years shall pass away
Aviation still shall molrn'this clay,
Which now u blest. t'gi sl
Here, where they fell,
Oft shall the widows tear be shed,
OFT shall fond parents mourn their dead,
The orphan here shall knesl and weep,
And naatdehs, whore their lovers hloepS
Their woes shall tell
Great God In HeaYeni
Shall all this sacrQd blood DO shed-7
Shall We thus mourn our glorious deadt 1850.
Oh, ShAlI the end be wrath and woe,
The knel1 Of freedoms overthrow So
A Country riVGnt ~
aA twill not bel Y
va S4sssIa1staB
To aid US in our darkest hour,
This be our pEayer-hRatherl save
A peoples Freedom from its ETaYe-
All pfAlge tOtheo r.
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bIED,

On Saturday, the 21Bt Inst. JOnN DOUGLASS, second
son Of Matthew ". and Elizabeth X. Miller, aged 8
years. 8 months pnd 16 days .1E
The funeral will take place this Monday morn
iug at 1Ooeock, from the resideuce Of his parents
on Market street, between Jefferson and orth
streets. The friends Of the family respectfully
Invited 20 attend. ~
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F FAR S SSRBE4tE 3 7as S SBESHsE,
"a GEsat Rlgle9g. tor olllEllI 20,

am constantly TeopIyiRs sueh cert aesteS - ne
DE- WfsHAHII5ptar slFs i lad asstEy draaldtal
cough and Bnro threat for one YER aRa my Whole
On my bed WIN but nti1o hope Of recovering. Ny
disease boiled the power Of al medicines and IN .
short Tina iIust have gone 70 my grave; but, thank
God, my daught6F-in-laE Nouid not TeSt until she
went 70 your Store, No. 10 North Second street, aud
F6lated the clEo to 700, ipuFehased onS bottle Of
youf Pine Tree Tar OiIdial, and commenced 70
as Il, and in one week much better, and amer
using three bottle am pSFi6etly we'll wonder %
all my friends, for they ne past care.
Publiah my case u you thick proper. -
RHREcoA HAAIILfoN.
no. 18Il Wayne street, Philadelphia.
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srAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
IAR OORDIAL, TAI C0RDIAIs
e 80. g g. g 8. -.

ehitia Inflammation o. thu Luugs, El0Ttunss o.
Ilro5th and Palitltlod o. tie heart q tgir wort
fnrmb !; I had been treated By several % the most
not stop the rapid course Of my disease, and had
delpaiFed % ever being restored 70 health. I was
Tree Tar Cordial WaS 81 FoeoIltlsltisl % mo by
q fEiond / tried e and am thanEf1i 70 eay that,
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to my house. No. e63 N. Second street. OF AZ nay
once Of Receiver % Taxes, from 3 a ~ 70 p. -
oOlHo. :. N'....Als ~ - .,iaI1E vEARn.
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a Positive Cure FOR Dyspepsla.
ReaH tuAaf IN. Joln II BaBooeE sgrs.
S' aSi E g 1aS1a, ~! 81 ~

Phtlauelp 4ias JauuaEy Id, 1868.
Dr.. WsHARE-Slr; II & with much pleasure that
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tine, have ha4 + ~ tisauorst lOru,, Aod have
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and night. Every kind % food thst a4e Alie3 ne
with Wind and pain, e uiatterad not how Hight, oF
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meats Whatever, and my distress vas - great for
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treapentiy wished for delths5 i had taken every
tiing slat ID hSsEt q for .ilAoqt
onilelded % NE - one WHO had boGu cured By
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had no fatth IN thea. Tony nstgnilhulaut- fund
uly5ef setttng better before had tak6n onsfouFth
Of box and, aiter taking half box, an q IUsT
MON. Gnd elg eat GilytifRG Fsgifh, and enjoy .
.lestty meal ith5se tiHes day, without inee1s3-
pTgpelSyo1 are Rt liberty % make this pubIe and
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WISHARTiS TAR Cordial

WWTILL p0l7IITITT luTl- nc T1TIlWIlT nIl1lll1 >
w celsumpt iflot ygp1 tie power e ned
ieluc, Inn 11lmatidn the Sore Thr0st
and Iftast 10, ASH me piles, GIAYll, aud an
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DR.. Wishart,s Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Il ne 0nly Vital to Pine Tree obtained
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BY which the highest msdieinal properties are re-
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SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS

N-ENVEiEEIIN6T ID
TlHB undOEHgned win offer for sale NJ publr nIcS
II fou AZ the door q the Court House in me CITY
Of Wheeling on Saturday. December 5th, A. D. 1855,
~ O'Clock, p. ~, the foioRing described lots "a
uAted IN the town Of WhoOlinF, Ohio county. aud
State of West virginia, 70 Wit =. -
Partlof lots nbersd one and three, situated on
the east side Of Eifth street n tie tW6hfy inst
s9qarA OF Noah ZAasls addition 70 atha tf6Rn 81
Mheeitns, boundea e. iollogss-e6mmeneing on
ktth street, At point which e Alty.alx lat nita
inches north from the corner q 1fohf56 slr1ets
thence eastWan1ly at right angles fFOm HtFest
ntnetyiour feet; thence northBardly paFalloI With
Rifth street and 9t right angles Herewith thence
southWardy 9nd binding on said Fifth street tofth8
place OF beginning, containing about fhiFty-un0
hundred and four feet; also t6 use and Fight 81 way
Of the alley east side Of said lots. sid lots wtf
f0EInefly owned by John ] Carroll sss = tnai5
Terms Of sale s-0ne. third cash IN hand Ona.thfF1
In one year and the resldn6 IN two yeaFi{ deferred
pAymehts 70 bear interest from day Of sais and 81
OTIS p. WoRsEELL.
GIG. =. WlQknAnf Anctloneor. -. n0Vll-tl
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lIoll s htEEBtEs 81 q f FL I LSNss.

cdr. WfsHAlI-sif: i return nay gratolnl thanks
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Liver Complaint. WhgnI c6tiIhenood TO use your
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me pest eafSt bat taSJ 81 had Gso4 your Pine
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Respectfully 49, siil JOHN VERDIN,
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lust RECETVED ny
q CT. ZANE - CO.
One Runehoou et0WGrtis Scotch MALI WHISKY.
Two Pipes ATsAe 6eIsnftte BEandy.
Two ElFnals very old Peach mandy.
Twenty Barrels Grab Cider.
Twenty Romanfts CIDER.
Ten Common Do.
FOR SALE Low. nOylSss
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I can only dive feW. Of the many Thousands a
certificates am resolving IN favor q this great
Medieing; but I have had . Quantity q them pub
ton. Whether you conclude 70 give the Medicine .
trial or not, send for circular. Price Fry Ceats,
aud One Dollar, . bottle.
Prepared only By the pEOpEistor,
-s - II DE L. 9. Q, WISHARTt
.,l ..a.. PhTladeiPhia, Pa
Sold In wheeling by LOGAN, LIsl 6 90,
a"e and I. u. LOGAN 3 CO.,
.FlE 81 s1sf Agents f6F WeIt Virginia.
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House of Delegates.

SATURDAY, november A11 looos
The House was opened with prayer by
Rev. j. B. Blakeney.
Mr. McGREw, from the Committee of Con.
ference on the land grant bill rs. No. 81
reported agreement to the House amend
ment, which is House bill No. 43, " it'll q
slight modification.
The report was adopted. r
Amessage!fro the Senate reported in-
sisrment by thai. body on it's amendment
to the bill "a. No. 76l authorizing the Ka
naWha Board to borrow money. zsi.G
On motion of Mr.. Rutfper the House in
sisted upon its Disagreement aud asked
Committee of Conference, and the Speaker
appointed on the part of the House Messrs.
Rutfner and Bowyer., f.,i ,.fs5 e..
The bill relating to conyicts "a. No, 36)
was passed. IL
The bill concerning slaves (H. No. 1867
was read second time and laid on the table
at the request of Mr.. Ruffner to afford time
for examination.
Mr.. Ross presented petition from citt4
zens of Wheeling, numerously signed,
praying the repeal of the Act of the Gem
eral Assembly of Virginia, passed January
10, 1858, dividing the Council of the city
of Wheeling into two branches. lH .9ssi
Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Bowyer the Judiciary
Committee were directed to consider the
sxpediency of abolishfng the delivery OF
forthcoming bond system aud substituting
stay bond
Mr.. HAeAR, by leave, introduced bill
"a. No. 146) "for the relief of Union men
who have been robbed of their property
Referred
Mr.. KRANER, from the Military Com
mittee, reported back the bill Is. No. Al
relating to the militia, and it was passed.
Mr.. Corr called up the bill III. No. 1907
nppropriating the capttation tax for 1862
for educational purposes, and the substi-
tute for it was adopted and ordered to
engrossment.
On motion of Mr.. Fleming the vote re-
ljecting the bill fixing aud reducing the
lpay of the sergeant. alarms was recon
sidered aud the bill passed,
On motion of Mr.. BARNS,
Resotped, That the Board of Public
Works report to this House,
lst. The TnraPikes owned exclusively
by the State. designating those upon which
tolls are now collected.
Il I'd. The length of the same.
Sd. The names of the superintendents
and the amount of salary paid TO each.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23


liz our opinion theirs have been few hap
pier things said in this war than the fol.
lowing remarks of the President of the
United States, at the close of Mr.. Everetes
grafton at Gettysburg last Thursday
Like all be says, they are temarkabIe for
their terssnesss point and honest. hearted
sense:
HFoqrscore and seven years ayo our Fl.
theirs brought forth upon this continent a
new nation, conceived in liberty, an; ded-
ieated to the propositio ion that ali men are
created equal. EApplanse.l Nov. We arc
engaged ina great civil. war testing ghsth,
Fer that nation or any netion so conceived
and 50 dedicated can long endure. We ara
met on,a great battle field of that war
We are met to dedicate a portion of II as
the final resting place of those who here
gave their lives that that nation mipht live.
It is altogether fitting and proper that we
should do this. But lin a larger setsa yys
cannot Dedicate We cannot copsecFate, We
cannot halloW this ground The brave
men living and dead who struggled
here have consecrated it far above
our power TO add or detraet. TApplanse. 4
The world will little note nor long remen1!
Der what we say here, but It can never
forget what they did here = Applause. IL
II Is for as, the living, rather to be dedisa-
ted hereto the unfinished work that thev
have 3l, thus tar so nobly carried on. Zap
plansesl 1t Is rather for rs 10 be here