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ANEntcANs not only 40

ANERicASs not only do their own
fighting and voting. but their own pep5
f0ming. PhalDn,si Night Blooming
Cerens. has attained 3 celebrity never
achieved bY1any foreign iperfume in
this country, and even Europeans adj,
NIT that it excels any of the floral ex-
tracts made abroad. Sold everywhere.
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HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD
'Warl War ! Is Not At An End.

A TTHE NEW BoOT& sHoEsToRE, No.
n l5S Main Street, where first class goods
are to be had at from 10 TO % per cent cheaper
than any other establishment in this cisy.
COME ONE COME ALI TO JOHN X
ROBINSON, where you Will md a well ~
lected stock Of Roots, Shoes and CATERS con-
sistIng Of every thing in the line OF Ladies'
Gents and MisSes wear, kept constantly on
hand at 30 i55S Main stTeet, room formerly
anime i0f yourselves and secure good bar
galnA Now ts the time to get your money
Daclks ana At the same time replenlsi1 V0fir
understanding. Don't FORGET fbe T1inea ff1a
sign ofthe Big Black Boot. nov2S.
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THE ARsENAL EXPLOSION

A committee of military officers was
appointed Immediately after the recent
explosion Mt the arsenal in this city to
investigate into and report the causes
that led to the explosion, by which ten
persons were killed outright and three
mortally wounded. The commission
has performed its work and filed re-
port in the War Department. The re-
port will be given to the publicin day
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THE PENIANs.

The war in the Fenian camp con-
tinues, The fires of contention burn
fiercely. Fortunately the strife is not
sanguinary. Feeling some interest in
the movement, have been at pains to
inquire carefully into the quarrell land
amtully convinced that Col. O'NTahony,
who has clung to- the organization
through good and i'll report; who is now
its head constltutiona1ly and par erceE-
teIce is clearly in the right; and that
the bone and sinew of this powerful
confederation, perhaps tho largest ever
banded together for revolutionary pur-
poses, are heartily with their well tried
chief. a general congress of the Fe-
nian Brotherhood has been called by
President o 0Aiahoney, and will assem-
bic in New York during the first week
of the New Year. 1t is expected that
this body will fully and auth0ritatiyely
decide tile Vexed questions now aEita-
ting the Brotherhood. The New York
dnilies have mademOre ado about the
unfortunate differences of the Fenians
than was necessary, but there being n
general dehrth of interesting matter, the
enlkttte furnished inexhaustible food for
hungry and caustic quilts, and whole
columns of difficulties were filled with
little inGOnVenienEe.v
Colonel Roberts, owner of n dry goods
house in the Bowery, is sleader Of the
opposition. Some tasttdious son OF the
Emerald isle, recalling a nursery tale,
asks: 'fWho Killed Cock Roberts =, and
replies, "a, said the O'4tdhoney.,' And
II he has not exactly removed the cyital
spark from the frame Of the croaker,
he has badly rufflsd his beautiful pIu-
mage. ,5,,--y, 60 ,srr ron -
itoms for your readers, wish them, as
I would have them wish me, a merry
Christmas anda happy New Year. -.
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THREE remarkable widows are living
in New York. The first ia Nh. Job5
]. Crittenden, tail, handsome and state
", in splendid health, and always mag
initicently dressed. The second Is Nrs,
Daniel Webster, not SO we'll preserved,
nor so young, but still a noticeable
lady. The third is Mrs. Major General
Philip Keafny, magnificent woman,
in respect to appearance. with much
artificial. General Kearny, It Will be
remembered, left two widows-each Of
whom was designated in his will al
wife. Both We're amply provided for
in his win. The first was Miss Diana
Cuthbert Bu1litt, of Louisville, KY,
and the last Miss Maxwell, Of New
York,
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OF sUBsoRIpTIoM
RATEs oFApVERTIsINa.
F6r Me Inteutgenoer.
,LETTEH FROM NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. 2.
THEi HOLIDAYS.


Trinity is Ginning a gladstone Christ
mas peal, and the Metropolis wears a
gay, holiday appearance, It is the gra-
cious and the hRllowed time when with
swelling hearts we sing with. the angel
of old: "Glory to God in the highest, and
on earth peace, good dwill!toward men,"
Santa Claus smiles benignantly from
glittering show windows, to the won-
der and, delight of happy children, and
even the squallid street sweepers, look
merry in their rags. The holidays will
be, Observed in. New York with more
than the usual ccLdt. This Christmas
finds the soldier at home. A year ago
he was in deadly strife-hip to hip,
with the, armed hosts of the rebellion.
To- day he miugles with those he loves
around the firesides for which he fought.
There will be wine and wassail,T mirth
and music, happiness and henrtiness at
the festive board where the broken
family reunite. But. ahI there, will be
many vacant chairs, and in the enjoy
ment of the present, let us remember
the past and drop n tear for the gallant
dead who fell in the hottest of that
dread strife, now happily ended. Let
them hold "A place in our memory green
as the misletoe that decks the hall of
mirth. \ Perhaps, during atpausein the
sounds of reYelry, some young soldier
will recall to you, withtremulOus voice,
and moistened eye,a sad little story, too
often told, of how the companion who
was nearer than, brother to him the
young, dashing, generous spirit, below
ed by all-went into the CORY combat,
with a kindling, loving look in his
light blue eyes, q merry laugh upon his
handsome face, and sitting lightly on
the steedl OF which he was SO proud,
rode boldly down to death. Perhaps
he would tell you that never again his
eye fell upont the form of him he loved,
that mother and sister mourn with a
sadder mourning because their boy
sleeps in an unknown grave.
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MORE CONSCIENCE MONEY.

The Secretary of the Treasury yester-
day received 500, accompanied by the
following note: .'lg as:f .dl1-
"Place the inclosed $50 to the credit of
the Government. 1t is from person
who believes that God will punish in
another world those who keep that
which does not belong to them.''
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.aiasmait549 u1ls
RIr. Nasty Dreams a Dream--He Emil.
-. =. gERtes TO Me1ico.
WAsHINeToN, Dec. 10, 1865.

Last mite I was the victim nv another
dream. Eff I don't quit this explorin
the relmes of the fucher in my sleep, I
shall become n second Saint John. Eff
so, / make no doubt my revelations
viii be NV a remarkable startlin char
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WINTER SPORTS FRUSTRATED BY THE
WEATHER.

WEATHER.
We have waited impatiently for the
preemptory dismissal of that broad
faced Jade, the ripe and lusty autumn,
but she. fingers lovingly In the lap. of
winter! signing for empire not her own,
and WOoingr the proper season into an
allowance of her sway. The old Frost
King, like another Antony caught in
the lures of q 0leopatra, becomes fmbe-
cile and effeminate, loses the stormy
valor of other years and weeps dismal
ly. He cannot, under her sunny smiles.
freeze up the flood gates of his eyes;
and lovers of ice and snow, skates and
sleighs, hold the old fellow in scorn for
his weakness, and resolve to expel the
bold beauty from all respectable soci-
ETY.. We have as yet had no skating;in
Central Park. The Fifth Avenue pond
was opened for day, but for 4 day
only. And while water refuses to
freeze and snow declines to fall, we
must patronize the drama, Legitimate"
and otherwise, for our amusement.
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For sale I'm all Parts OF the world.

b5-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, % Hudson Street, New York. ManufnC-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sheets, Hudson,
N. Y. 90 GEO. @. HUBBEl & CO.,
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From Richmond.

'5i re'tf ii'a RICHMOND, Dec. "a.
The question of reuniting that portion
of the United States now known as
West Virginia with itOId Yiroinia,u Ia
absorbing much attention in political
circles here, and has been the cause of
some legislative action. With the or
ganic law of the new State of West
Virginia, the Legislature of this State
has, Of course, nothing to do, but it has
revoked the action of the Alexandria
Legislature ceding to that State the
counties of Jefferson and Berkeley. 1t
is claimed, and probably with truth,
that the election held in these counties,
by which they appeared to desire to
annex themselves to the new State,
was fraudulent. In Jefferson county
where two Thousand voters are COM
monty polled, not quite a hundred were
cast, pro and con-, at that election, and
In Berkeley there was also a notable dis
crepancy. The Alexandria legislature
gave its consent to the separation, and
referred the matter to Congress for final
settlement. Before that body acted on
the subject, however, the war ended,
the present Legislature of the old State
met, and the consent was revoked, and
Congress has been notified to that
effect. .7al
Aside from this movement nothing
more definite than the Introduction and
reference of a general resolution look
ing to concurrent action on the part
of both States for a reunion, has been
transacted yet, and this action has been
denounced as premature by theshrewd-
est and best informed of the citizens of
the "old State" The idea that West
Virginia, with full representation in
Congress, would bewilling to obIiterate
her State lines, and forego her present
influential position, merely for the
privilege of uniting her destinies with
section whose future is, to say the
least, cloudy and uncertain, is prepos-
ferrous. After Yirg gfnia has regained her
place in the Circle of States" and is
prepared to act in the national councils
with influence equal to that of West
Virginia, the prospect may receive seri-
GUS consideration on the part of the
latter. The Unionists of the old State
sincerely desire the reunion, because
they foresee that the consequent infn-
sion OF the sturdy loyalty of the "Afonn-
tain State" into the political delibera-
tions of future Legislatures, andits aid
in future elections, will be a great BEN
eft to them. Fts ~ il1ill'i-fl-l
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For the week ending Dec. % the
Treasury Department redeemed $685.
GOD in outstanding certificates of in
bearing notes.
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Observation-Disclosures

THE COMPREHENSIVE ExTsTrNc, RE.
4 tween p. q, Leech and Thomas HuRhea,
under the nIm name Of d, @. Leech, WasdiS-
solved on the 1Sth Inst, by mutual consent
Those having claims against the late firrn
WIN present. the hama for settlement and
those indebted are requested TO maze iEnne-
diate payment A collector win call on thoSs
whose accounts aredue.
oeAromd THOS. HUGHES.
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PARDoNs.


The business of issuing pardons has
almost entirely ceased; but thirty-two
have been issued this month.
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THE IECoMR, TAXA Washington
correspondentBays:
1t can bestated that n respectablamin-
ority, if-not an actual minority, of the
members of the Finance and Ways and
Means Committees of the Senates and
House eare strongly in favorof the repeal
oftheincome section of thetax Law, and,
IN, lieu thereof, imposition of a tax on
sales, which, at one per cent, will pro-
duce revenue of one hundred and
twenty millions of dollars; out of re-
eeipts for rents, dividends, upon stocks
and other justly taxable emoluments, a
similar rate of one. per cent with the
specific taxes upon spirituous, malt and
Vtnous liquors, and upon tobacco inits
various forms, a further additional sum
may be realized, equal TO the highest
figure at which our present complex,
unequal and vexatiohs system of tax
alton is put by its advocates. 1t may
not be improper 70 state, IN this con-
neotion, that the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, and at least one Of the commits
sioners appointed TO revise the revenue
laws, are in favor of this system.
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NATIONAL CURRENCY
,. THE SOUTHERN ooNaREssMEN.

Last week the Comptroller of the
Currency issued 81, Oh, $50 in currency
of the National Banks.
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY

or WHEELING

e15O, 900.
DIRECTORS:
T. II. Logan, T. P. ShnIlcrosg Geo X. Wheat
Geo. Mendel, John ZOeclCler, Snnil, McCiei1
IAN e. w. FranZheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex,
HIHIs COMPANY HAVING BFF.S DITT,Y
organized, are prepared to take risks nj
Ialr rates on buildings Of all kinds meTchan-
aGlse, manufacturing establishments, fGirni-
tuTe, ste0mboats and cnFROes on the western
Ilyers and lnltes, md also on the lives Of per-
SSoIlb LOT a term OF yearS. This CompanY of
ieIs superior Inducements TO farmers. where
9y they can be insured for three years, nj re-
auced Eates. This being home Institution,
MOST OiWhom 0re among our best business
men, recommends itself to the favorable CON
Msderation OF the insuring public, and sOlicits
their Patronage ~
attended to by the Secretary,
Office, No. / McIjuFe HOTise h,pInI the roy,a
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
.,,-,r :. Nc. ARTHUR, Secretary,
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDELI,s Vice President,
y. G. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Ofice, No. McLure House, being the snnn6
Formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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RrcCABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drug
gtstS, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Viz
gtnla; also, proprietors of Kraft's DIarrhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DIR. Stahfs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
dec23-6nld&w A
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HUBBEDs SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, Medicatsd.) J

Diarrhea, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Pains in the Bowels, Chollc and
Chronic Dtnrrhea. It Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change OF water and
diet Used with great suceeSs In the army
hospitals in violent cases of Chronic DIarrhea.
This preparation Is simple and harmless, un-
adnltered, expressly for medicinaluse.
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lTRINITY CHUR0H YARD

q u #H 2 - Il
Did you ever stand IN the shadow of
the lofty yssteeple of Trinity and look up
on the, yards clustering thiclSly there?
Here is a brown stone monument
marking the final resting place ofLQw-
renee, the noble seaman, who feel upon
memorable words upon his lips: "Don't
give up the shipp Further son; cover
ed bya simple pile of marble, erected
by the corporation of Trinity, lie the re-
mains of Alexander Hamilton, the
steadfast friend of Washington, and
one of Americas proudest statesmen,
brought to the dust from which he came
by the bullet of the brilliant, but nmbi-
tiOus and misguided Burr. Near her
husband is the grave of Mrs. Hamilton,
daughter of Gen. Schuyler. Another
monument, somewhat elaborate in de-
| sign, rises in grateful perpetuRtion of
the memory of American prisoners,
who died in New York during its occu-
pancy by the British, inthe revolution
ary war. The crumbling gEeyish brown
stones, ,nlonOtonoTiS in their appearance,
tell the stranger that the greater num-
| Der of graves were made during the
18th century, The general inscription
| is:-
"HarlS, from the tombsa n, doIefnl sound, &c, /"
and is carved in quaint old English text.
This Golgotha lies on Broadway, at
the head of Wall-two of the busiest
| and best known streets on this conti-
nent; and the human stream pours by
unmindful= of the solemn voice from
the dreary grave, and seldom yielding
to the ghastly Invitation Of the moul-
dering dead: A'i '.'".'
"Come, view the ground where You shall
= shortly ne-',le .flsED TETTus llss's-'
Further up on Broadway lie the re-
mains of f'Major+General Montgomery
the daShinE 1riShman who fell at One
bee. They are covered by n monument
erected by order of Congress-, In the
same church yard, pillar of stone In
dicates the burial iplacesof Thomas Ad-
dis Emmet, a brother of Robert, and a
united Irishman of '9S.
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"Jest afore the battle, MOTHER"
Didn't balance, but wich allez did jist
after, and others who he'd bin dismist
for bein inthe rear, when their sooperi-
ors desired to see EN- in the front, and
who consekently considered it n id
Ablishin war, Wich they didn't approve
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ma T TIKISNER

Sold by NI'CABE, KRAFT & co, wheeling,
W. Va. f,IlEl .pI FlilA ocl84y
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Prest Wood then proceeded to or
ganize. he requested sich ez had held
Commissions in the army NV the yoonit-
ed states to step forerd, three PAGES.
Gems. Mcclellan, Buel, Fitzjohn Por-
ter, q Slocan slept forerd, and with EN-
some 900, a part NV whom he'd held
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

WHAT The lime hss suiyed when !; be.
- comes The duty Of tie Csnniy Tfsas.
,user. 20 collect The tsxes remaining unpaid
with costs snd charges thereon, by distress
and sale of ropeny
Now Their tore in order 70 give Won sll !
Ichsnce 10 ssvec os,r. | ~ill attend 81 ms
.cfiic-. every Saturday. during business hours
And ~ouId here say TO al persons having
''sx~s 70 pay. Interest 10 psy. orders 20 pre-
tsent. or orders 10 be redeemed. ~ persons
lwishing 10 borrow trust funds, hist they
will End me Al my Office on:y on Sa'urdsvs
and during term Tine 81 C"u'is, sud ,hs'
IslI taxes not psid by ihe last ~ Nay. vii
Ibe pIsced in the hands 81 Deputies Tor col.
lection. Il. STEPHEN ION. II. DC.
april Lar, 1665-6w.
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AssArLr.-We are informed tha
q difficulty occurred on last Tuesday
at log rolling in Hall township, in
this comfy between Mr.. VIM Chan
ley and Thos. Cummings, after which
the latter struck the former over the
head with : hand spike, breaking his
skulI, 60 that doubts are entertained
a. to his recovery. We understand
the affair has, Or will be the subject Of
legal investigation before Esq Henry
Shoulders.
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GTA movement il on foot 10 establish :
school in Washington C.'y fol
education Of colored BaptIs, ministers -
About fifty Of these preachers have been
found IN aud around Washington. whose
names hsvs sIresdy been enrolled - pupil.
II il believed that ~ attendance u from
twenty live 10 forty can Be secured from The
outset. Prof. =. Turney. D ID IL to b
their tescher.
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~, n- sNo ccnFianisd ehe innd
"a se1 NJ lhe osref VI ~ DUBOIS
Lulny Csrmir-ioaerr, ar the p&po-e Of
rtNe.ne Bnlnhrdge township u the dssfi.
afr r. ~, -srd ~ meet ~ III Cuur, House.
NJ Jasper. "a sturday. April 29'h, 1855. Il
1 o'clock. p N. 20 deliberate upos whst dis
siiion shalt be made 81 the residue OF the
fund.- no~ 10 the hands Of the Trustee.
spf 10. 2, n. KlEFER. Tsnsfs
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HJA Paris isIon made little frenct
speech from the gaiIows . follows: Young
men tske warning BY me. Falling 10 love
9Th woman ~ss my fret downward step
4, is . satisfaction that the fellow was im
|medistely swung Of.
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Since the last issue q our rape
the inyal people Of the United State
have been astonnied. surprised. ans
sadie ened beyond measure by The bn
initiating fact that the President, cho
sen Nv majority Of the people, ans
his chief Secretary. had been basely
cowsriIy. and brutality asssssiuatet
at the Capital ~ the ration. and tina
the President had died from the effects
~ The too well directed shot, Wher
first IL was told on our streets. oui
people were 10th to give il credence
doubling the existence of an Ameri
can whose iDborn priie'ci country
even though be were rebel. would moi
prompt hun to shrink from so base
and infamous On ACT. But when the
truth was fully realized, there was =
general * expression on the part OF all,
ii deep seated sadness At the disboli-
cal deed.
OF all times for the rebels TO COM
nit such an act. the one chosen was
the neutrality-suspicious.. just when the
nation was rejoicing over our recent
successes: when the star of peace
seemed brightly dawning; when the
President himself had set his heart
on mercy. and seemed intent on win
ming back 10 the Union the affections
ol the misguided South, instead Of
obdnrately furnishing them; and when
BY the stilling Of political passions he
had Obtained an influence at the north
which he could WELD for immensc
good in destroying sectional hate. his
career was cut short. and the South
probably sustained a. great . loss a.
the North. for be his successor ever 30
lenient. he cannot command the infiu-
ence witA the people which waited
upon Abraham Lincoln
To-day the remains Of the Presi-
dent are on their way to his home in
Springfield. Ills. foi final interment,
and all along the route there will be a
solemn but splendid funeral pageant;
while throughout the breadth Of the
land every patriotic heart will join in
the lament, and execrate the assassin,
for while the Republic lives the only
hope for liberty lies in strictly respdeI
ting and oberving as people the
constitutionally EXPRESSED will of the
majority.
John Wilkes Booth. the assassin Of
The President, and formerly an actor
of considerable merit. il still at large,
and the War Department offers $780,
600 for his apprehension. II is be
lieved the deed has been long ccnccc
ted. and that the plan embraced the
murder Of several others, and nnmer-
ous arrest@shsve been made Of persons
suspected Of being connected with it.
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OA Witty rogue. brought before r ri
sian triounsI for drunken riot. sssured The
|sench tbs, he wss not drunksrd. bot 10 his
childhood he wss bitten By . mad dog. snd
he ever since he'd horror Of waller.
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WAsHisGros, April Is.
Andrew johnson as sworn into vfiit I
~ President OF The United States BY Cniel
Justice Chsse 81 III o'clock.
Secretary MrCulIoch end Attorney Gen
ersl Speed and others we're present. n,
"ihe duties are nine; I will per
form them trusting ia God"
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0~y The superintendent o. freedmen IN
the department, d Tennessee say. i has
been impossible 70 get ten hour work PEI
day from .h~ir hired negroes. The aver
sre l. sgh, houfs. and Ins, only Tor five o
1--WE aud . halt days Of each week
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"Purchascrs OF real estate vii
please notice advertisement OF W. @
Adams, Esq, in another column
This is desirable property. and W
have no doubt cheap bargain can b,
had. The property has every conven
fence attached. and bic corner building
now the Law Office Of Adams & Buett
ncr. il one Of the finest business stand,
in Jasper. The Dwelling is com
mod,ous. and Stables. &C., IwclI regu
lated and in fine order. We learI
that Mr.. Adams designs to build or
other lots adjacent to onr Village
which We suppose il the cause VIII /,
this desirable property is offered to thu
public for sale.