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THE Judiciary Committee of the
House have been in session some days
at Washington, taking testimony bear
ing on the question Of impeachment.
a letter to the Boston Aduer61er says
that General Butler has been quite busy
re-examining everything connected
with the trial Of the assassins, aud also
studying the bearing of certain papers
and testimony not used on the, trial,
and Of others lately discovered. He is
expected here 70 present the result of
his labors TO the committee, about the
middle of the present month BE
claims that he can establish the fact
Lhat there was an understanding from
the day the assassination was agreed
upon, that Mr. Johnson's life was not
10 be taken, and that all the movements
made by Atzerott at the hotel where
Mr.. Johnson boarded were entirely in
the nature Of blind.
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Indian Discrimination In Arizona.
a communication has been received
By the Bureau of Iadian Affairs from
George ". Dent, superintendent o! In
dian Affairs for Arizona Territory, da-
ted Lapas. he reports another melan-
choly massacre Of American citizens by
the Apaches, of Central Arizona, on the
Fl OF March. Two teams, belonging to
a resident Of Lapaz, returning from
Prescott in charge Of two drivers and
accompanied by i've other men, were
fired into with guns by party OF about
forty Apaches, and driven Of. One OF
the travellers was killed. The scene of
the calamity WAS about eight miles on
the Lapaz side OF Data Creek. Two of
the travellers were wounded, and they,
with the two others, who were unhuEt,
escaped. The Indians destroyed part
OF the harness Of the teams, rifsd the
wagons, anS run on the stock, Consist
ing OF eighteen mules and four horses.
About three hours after the oc-
curTenee another tTaiH Of wag-
Orts came up, and being prepared. at
tempted to recover the stock. They
followed them to a canonin the noun
tains to the north OF the road, when
they were charged by the Indians and
Tepulsed, and the Indians again made
OF with the entire booty. After bury
ing their dead by the roadside, they
proceeded to town Hnd-FepOFted- the
foregoing. The depreciation occurred
In a part of the road heretofore regard
ed safe against hostility and is addi-
tional proof CT the Increased boIdness
of the Apaehes. Mr.. Dent further
writes that by recent order OF the
commanding military Officer, military
patrol will be stationed between there
and Date Creek, and the efficiency Of
the troops will be tested. II Is he
heved, bat not reported officially, that
some Of the young men of the YampaIs
and Moiaves viii join with the Apaches
In their depredationSA and such is the
strength Of the sentiment and belief
that should such n coalition be proved,
the whites would retaliate on the
friendly River Indians and sacrifice
Them merciless1y.
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TIE world is crazy for show. There
is not one person in a thousand Who
dares fall lack on his real, simple self
for power 10 get through the world. and
exact enjoyment as he goes along.
There is TOO much living in the ewes or
other people. There Is no end to the
the superficial airs. It requires rare
courage, we admit, to live up to ones
enlightened convictions in these days
Unless you consent to join in the gen
erai cheat, there Is no room for you
among the great mob of pretendeIs. II
a man dares to live within his means,
and Is Eesolute In his purpose not 70
appear more than he really Is, let him
pc apPl9uded: There is something
LEesn anu lnVlgofating in such an ex-
hold such man with all the energy IN
our power. E5 - o =
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, after a soIourn of a few months In the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble
smoothness, and instead Of twenty three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as 70 the cause ofso great change, she plain
ly told them that she used the CIrcaSslan
Balm, and considered It an Invaluable ae-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet, BY It's use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per
sonal appearance an hundred fold. 1t Is sim
pie in It's combination, as Nature herself il
simple, yet unsurpassed in Its efficacy in
drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans.
ngand Identifying theskln and complexion
By Its direct action on the cuticle # draw
from 1t all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature In.
tended It should be, clear, son, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express
on receipt of an order by ~. TG
zal1t.l w. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette ST., Syracuse, N. Y
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same ulg a mch&. cod. triw&Wly !
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!, "a ne SUI s Inst. NM EllzAs ERWIN JoR-
The aneral VII take place ON Tuesday, the
7th Inst,s AZ 10 O'Clock = N, moan the nj.
dauee q her son, y. g JOEJaa, ChapIlns 4.
The friends OF the family are invitsd to A.
tend.
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alumberinE Orer Q YoIeano.

We were told yesterday by gentle
man who ought to know, that there is
to-day in this city bu: sirgle piece of
fire hose capable Of withstandIng the
pressure OF an attachment with the
Main street 2o-iuch water pipe, Some
time since, It appears, a series of eI-
periments were made to test the hose Of
the different companies, by attachments
To this pipe, and Vl16 slagle creep
tiOa they all 6uTSted under Tie pressure.
Subsequently, committee was appoint
ed by the city council to go east and
purchase new hose. That eommittse
went % Washington City, with view
Ofpurchasing at a Government sale;
but falling for some reason 10 obtain
there what they wanted returned with.
Ou.purchasing at all. The facts seem
never 70 have been brought to the
public attention; and so the matter was
allowed to rest and so it stands to-day.
The business part of the city lying
along Main street Is at the mercy Of an
accident or Of an incendiary.
Suppose the alarm of Saturday
night had summoned our citizens to a
hrein oneof the Main street blockeve
need not ask what would have been
the result, with a high wind blowing
and but single hose to throw water,
and that one possibly not to be depend
ed on. That the authorities OF this city
should quietly sit down and permit
such state Of things is, TO speak mild
", a matter Of surprise. That our citi-
zsus should rest eonteuted under such
circumstances is only to be accounted
for by the fact that they have not been
aware Of their danger. Any further
neglect Of this matter by the proper au-
thortties-aud We suppose the duty OF
action rests with the CouuciI-will be
little less than criminal. 1t will be
suicidal; for the best interests Of the
city, and ofall alike, are involved.
The City Council meets tonight. We
suggest to them the importance of tax
ing immediate action to arm the city
against contingency liable to occur
any hour, day or night. The insurance
companies of the city have offered, we
are informed, TO subscribe $1,000
towards the purchase of new hose: but
without meeting any response or CO.
operation from the authorities. II the
Council decline to take any steps to re-
pair the grave neglect that puts tie
best part Of the city in peril, we trust a
movement will at once be set on foot
to raise the needed funds by private
subscription, and to procure the hose at
once by private e1ertion. But we trust,
and cannot doubt that the, Council VIII
act in the matter tonight.
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How IT suCCEEDs.-The Chicago

how IT SUCCEEDS.-The Chicago
Tribune makes the following statement:
We yesterday saw a gentleman who
LETT Northern E, Mississippi a leWidaYs
since. He has been resident since the
close of the war. He says that the peo-
pie OF Mississippi, before the passage of
the Military Reconstruction. Dill, were
as violent secessionists as at any time
during the war. Since that measure
has been put in force there has been a
complete revelation In sentiment.
They are ready aud willing not only to
aequiesee in this measure of recon-
srructon, but to give it their active
support. The great fear now Is that the
military commanders will be too slow
for the people. Before the passage OF
this bill all Northern men were ostra-
cised and subjected to continual insult
and coutumeIy; now they are every
whers socially recognised and courted.
The gentleman says the negroes work
well, and he never saw better or more
faithful laborers. He employs over
one hundred, and has for more than a
year, and during that time but single
one has ever violated his contract.
W mite LABOR, on the other hand, Is I'M.
certain and Improbable. Many of the
whites try to work, but this mode of
existence Is So novel to them that thew
achieve little success. Our informant
entettatns sanguine hopes Of the com-
plete success OF the Reeonstruction law.
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A NOT Of NJ. Theirs against the EN-
ptEe Is being repeated in the Paris "a sa-
locus How is.tt, n. Thiers, that Won
1io not insist more strongly in lie
Gnamoer on having interpretations on
have stood firm, and have got IN aSftS-
ton, so as to produce greater innrss.
sion on the public ~ 'tAh / Won knoyv.
We must not make a noise In the room
of sick mar" ~ 6 e5siilTf I3.illFES 81
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Free 10 Everybody. 10.

Free 10 Everybody. 9fi
A large 8pp. Circular. giving information
Of the greatest importance to the young of
both sexes. 49, i'-i4- 2
It teaches how the homely may become
beautiful. the desptsed respected, and the
forsaken loved. E Hgr it--
Eoyoung lady or gentleman should fail 70
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Speftal Aattfts.
Knokgk. IowA. Maleh d. d.

RBoKUE, Iowa, March 10, I667.
Mr. C. q. ODBERT,
SLR:-I PURCHASED Qhen in Cincinnati two
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having used II, must say that Il r fhe
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It changed my hair to the original color ana
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marie Of Stops. Brown 4 @. z
Read again the Evidence OF one OF
--a'-ss Onr Oldest Residenfs.
CISCISSATI, Dec. q, 1851
AESSRS. ]. n. HARRIS 4 CO.:
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would recommend 1t TO all afl1icted with q
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Consumption. Respectfully yours
A. A. HARRISON.
Bold by 7. q. LOGAN &uo.
And BY al Dealers in Family Medicines
anFTR- I'm
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lDLAKES PATENT BELT. STUD AND
d Cutters, as9orted sizes, on hand and for
$40 = fe'71''- ciHAs Il BERRY,
aPr2 No. s& 10 Water st.
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a DAuaHTEk Of. Charles Dickens Is
rapidly making for herself both fame
and fortune by the products OF her pen.
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Agents Wanted.

5000 FEB Fee M as IT Fe AsR l ExRES se
troduce a new and useful invention, OF abso-
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leFTing to work on commission can earn
from 80 to5 per day. For full particulars
enclose stamp, and address
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FooD FOB REFIECRIoN-The prices
OF a few leading articles OF food In New
York, on the LIST of May for twelve
years, were as follows:
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STATE SPICE MILLS.

wnshinRtOn street. AEW YORB,
G. a. ME Twin 81 CO.,
INFECT IMPORTERS OF CULTIVAT-
u ed Spices, the finest and best ever intro
desiring the above Spices should give their
oTdeE through James L HaWIey, No. 40 Nom
roe street. To be had retail of B. ]. Smyth
and n q g. ID. Woodrow, and alreliable Gro
cerS. myB-lWo
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9gtttt Adrtrtlsenttats.
For EvansyIIIe, CeIre aud S.. LOu

LeaSts Wednesday, Nay sth, At 5 p. m.
The new dnst class steamer
eheS BELLE VERNON" viii leave
- announced above.
or freight or passage, apply on board, or
to T. H MONG, Agent.
SOTICE--The BELLE VERSION Is now
lying at The Whan, receiving freight, and
Will give through receipts TO All points on the
Upper MissiPpl, Missouri and Illinois RiveEs.
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Prof. Jean Rueckert.

Of BALTIMORE, HAS CONCLUDED TO
" remain In this city for the purpose Of
giving instruction In Music, particularly on
the Violin. He can be found lat the rooms
of PROF. e A. Weber, on Main Etneel, each
day. from to O'Clock, pm. t--
LmYI-lWo-
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ara BENWOoD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. r. R. Division.
Leaves Wheeling A.. $40 a. m. 800 o. M,
.-I.-st-s 800 "a
Tickets TO all principal points in the East
West and Southwest can be procured at the
COmpauy's ONCE.
JOHN L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
--a. R T. DEVR1ES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling
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MEssRs. ]. n. HARRIS AGO.:

Read again the Evidence or one OF
-ef-s onr Oldest Resfdents. ron
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C. A. WINGERTER,
% ID N 81 !. lL5i u q.

nearly opposite the Custom House, ia:tflj
de2l- WHEELING, W. VA
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Emporium. Of Fashions

Isl MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
By Mra- KYLE & Ms. WATKINS.
Ladies' and MIsses' Dresses made or nDt AMI
basted. Iiis-kiEe trimmed patterns FeeeIVei
every month. Patterns for sale D8rCnttinQ
taught T11TS5 >
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S. ". STOOPS,
Z Of Stops, Brown q Co,
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WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circuit Court, Norember I'd,
1S66.
Thomas Thornburg against the Hemp6eld
railroad Co. In Chancery.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court for Ohio county on the 2d day of Novem.
ber 1866, shall proceed to sell at public sale Mt
tho fiVmU docs of the Court House Of Ohio coug
ty, OH Saturday, the ~ day OF reuruaryr A. d.
1867. to the highest and best bidder, the property
in the decree mentioned but moro fully described
in deed bearing date 10th August, le66' to-wit
Two parcels of land in Ohio county, situated on
the line Of the Hempfeld railroad, and bounded
respectively as follows, viz
The first tract commonly called the Bridge
Lot, and situated in Triadelphia township IN
said county and bounded a. follows: Beginning
nj old abutment of first stone bridge east Of the
Borough of Triadelphia; thence with National
road South, 4s degrees; west TO post IN d. ".
Fosters (uow Fred Sllger) old line, stlOO
poles; thence with Fosters old line, south 50
degrees: east II poles to Elm Crossing railroad
ut poles; thence north 20 degrees east -
poles to stone at first trussel bridge on railroad
east of Triadelphia; thence north 61 degrees;
west J0.I0O poles; crossing east abutment OF
said tIussel bridge TO place OF beginning; CON
tanning seventy-nine perches ard fortyfour
hundreths equal to l acre less 3-5 Of perch;
and the other tract now occupied by the said
party OF the second part for road way, begin
ming at the east end of the first trussel bridge
ON the line of said railroad east OF Triadelphia;
thence north 2G degrees; east li2 poles thence
north 5lt degrees; east, IA poles; thence north
Gg7 degrees; east IL poles aud thence north ~
degrees; east 26 poles: and Of the uniform width
of four pOles containing four acres, three rood
and twenty-four perches.
TERMS OF SALH-Ten per centum OF the pur.
chase money To be paid in hand and the residue
with interest from the day of sale in three equal
instalments payable, respectively, in six, twelve
and eighteen months from that day, the pnr-
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Fveedsm In Maryland.

The Maryland Legislature has re-
invested with their political rights all
citizens of that State who had been
disfranchised by previous proscriptive
legislation. At the last election, the
control of Maryland affairs passed into
the hands of class Of men who
were disposed to act and legislate
with reference to the good Of
the entire people, rather than te
promoting the interests Of the mi
nority who had Heretofore exercised
almost unlimited authority. In taking
this step, and in placing the govern
ment of the State in the hands Of the
whole people thereof, We cannot but
think that the Legislature acted wisely
and well. Their course will certainly
rebound to the benefit of the State OF
large, since it interests in her political
prosperity q large and influential ma
jority who have heretofore been per
fectly indifferent to the welfare Of q
State whose government they knew
only by its burdens, and not at all BY
its blessings. The general harmony
and peace of many Maryland commune
ties have also been consulted by these
measures of enfrsnchisement. What
ever of sullenness and bitterness the
disfranchised may have manifested to
ward minority oftheir neighbors who
had mouopolized political power, has
now ceased with its cause, and order
must prevail since the reasons for de.
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affection exist no longer. From the ca

affection exist no longer. From the ca
reer of prosperity upon which Mary
land will now most certainly enter,
may not her sister State of West Vir-
ginia derive some incentive to 50 mod,
ify her own legislation as to remove
every obstacle in the shape of oppres-
sive laws, that may impede her pro-
gressi Our Legislators seem to cor
slider, and perhaps wisely, that they
are promoting the interests of our State
by the settlement of many vexed ques-
tions concerning the location
of the public buildings, which
it is thought proper to erect
for the use and benefit of the various
departments of our State Government.
But while thus legislating for the gen.
eral good, let it not be forgotten that
there are other subjects of fully as much
importance as the location of the Agri-
cultural College at this, or the Capital
at that point, and that he who busies
himself about these, to the neglect
of more important matters does
not meet the requirements OF
duty. Let our Legislators determine
such questions if they choose, but even in
the midst of the strife and discussion
incident thereto it would be well to re-
member that harmony as we'll in their
Legislative deliberations, as among the
dissatisfied portions of our people may
be effectually secured by an adoption OF
the course that has made the people OF
sister State happy, united and free.
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COAL SHAFT FOR SALE.

DY REASON OF THE DEATH OF TWO OF
ID the partners there will be sold,
On The 3lsf day Of January, 4. ID. 1867,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, immediate.
ly below the city Of Steubenville, Ohio. st pub
lie auction, the entire Coal Works known ~ the
property Of the Union Coal and Coke Go. Said
uroDerty consists Of abont ten acres OF surface
ind and eighty acres Of Stone Coal. There are
on said premises m excellent Coal Shat, two
Coal Screens and Tipples, 10 Coke Ovens, rail-
road side track that win accommodate twenty.
1--we railroad cars: also. all the necessary ma
chinery, fixtures and buildings for carrying on
an extensive business in mining Coal, &c. The
Wheeling branch OF the Cleveland & Pittsburg
railroad, and the Stenbcnville and Indiana rail-
road pass through said premises, Close by the
mouth Of the Coal Shaft. Said Shaft IL situate
about hundred feet from the Ohio river. frUin
which are railroad trSrk shute and tippis 20 load
b0ats. There are also on said premises good
tvO-st0ry brick house, good double dwell.
ing frame house and orchard. The Coal
Is 1f superior quality, and used extensively In
furnaces FOR iron purposes. The Shaft Is IN good
wOf king order. and h one Of the mort desirable
Shafts along the Ohio river. Persons desiring 10
purchase said premises at pyirs6 sale, would do
well TO examine the same before the day of sale,
Persons desiring further information concerning
said premises viii communicate With ths under.
signed, or with hesars- Trainer a. Martin, A.
torneys Market Street Steubenvflle, Obis. or
enquire at the ofiice Of the Onion Coal and Coks
Company. on the premises. -.. %.
Terms rnsde known on dsy Of sale. f-
OWNERS UNION COAL 4 COKE co.
SteubenTille, Jan. g, 1867. jau92tAv