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AMERICAN HOUSE,
HosToN.

- I. he larpost aud b. st arr soged Botel In
IN, the New England Ststesi 10 centrally iaca OIL
.I ana easy 81 acces. from all the Of trav'
oil II cont aips eli tho modern improvements
aud every convsnience fo' tns eomp'st an" aoeom"o
da lon ~ she travelling pubic ne sleeping rooms
- large ann we'll vsutssed nosuuss OF fsous aIo
vel, arranged aud co mplesxiy furnished Tor fsmss
and large WsvsiisR psrs,ers sno 'ns mouse vii com
upue 70 b. kept - nsss ciass hoss 10 evefJ rsspes
LkWis RIok, Proprietsr.
Destsn, Jsa. 1th. .lese.-ssasxa-dsa
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waoee0,
oha'r-mAkers and Turner'S. Apply 70
GEO. E. KILsouRnx,
Main street, bet. Cd and Sd.
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SICK IOWA soLpxEps

List Of sisk and wounded Iowa soldiers arrived at
D. Louis Me-, Aug, issh 1885, per Hospital steamer
xeDoassl. .-Purnished BY Thos. W. j. 1 onx Of Iowa,
once No.a Lacisde sloct. Olive street 8 Louis, No.
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FOr NheYIII.

Throsgh the requ est of many f,tsna. 7 ,ro...
myseH :. eaDdidate for SHERIFF, for Lee county.
lovAs 81 The nsxt election. -
ISRAEL ANDERSON,
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~ Hon. John A. Garlsy's death is
announced In the Cincinnati dispatches,
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" or Representative.
We are authorssed 70 ANNOUNCE. vuIr.r
EkR Of WsSs Point a. : !. naLts,s sn..S
tufv Ut thg yuuyfuY Try6VroU - - A-AsstA
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LAVENDER, & ROWSE

Will give their sttentsn te The COlleesioo OF Bach
Pay Bount 90 end AL other D~nApds sEaiast The
Governmsrt psnsious obtainod G.setn-
naenl Voucher hougit, s0ld or coll etsc,
Informal Vopcbcrs prepared for
payment.
RRfsRkHcRs.
Hc,. EAw. bales, Attorney Gen. Washington D. C.
Hon. MostgomsvS Blair. Pestmsstes cea .
Asj ~ W Brown, senior Pa, master ~ ~ Loais
~ or II her, smnh P-yrsa.seN tos Disrhd seidters.
Ns,o, q y X John,op tsv ussterfor dis-our
o. q. Hale Rsq. Cashier thats pank, AeoAaA' ieSs.
Non Il nsfrr A. tnt.ua GssIsFat. Iews-
John Corby, E.q.. HsGksr, ~ loseps. 1s,.
Nc Ethsay, Dsstel q Co., epsseses 80 ssi~' -.
Mesars. Spsague ssnle 70 $500,
M.ssss. Ctask. Dodge = cs Sss ss1-
Mes ass.s. Psrridss o.. s.. Leais.
1essys psosrs, = 1sutea3 y
Nsesss 3 @. usvte 90 !.
= y, Ross. 80, vaaAaiMs III.
e.. ". HssA ~ DooUs W. @Sea1
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bfse ON THE TRIP.
Ielix Tnrpb'osssrs 90 b. sih Car, Aux. l7,h.
1oei Hall co Z, 5th Inf., Ans isth.
s'ss Aaaossas - ,. asse Ial. Aug. lstA
, 1863-04-23
The VVandering Jew.

A Polish Jew, one Abraham Kaliseh, having
come to IIondonto gain bis livelihood q q peddlef,
and BY begging from his weAlthier brethFen, was
once assailed, on passing, Lohdoh Bridge, By .
Christian, whom bis long reddish beard seemed to
displease and who, after some abuse 10 words vio-
lently pulled the said beard. The crowd that
quickly gathered, plying The poor inoansisp Jew,
laid hold Of the assRilalt and delivered him olef
10 the police he was prosecuted ID due course,
and sentenced to pay to abraham Kall1eh Tie lum
Of thirty ponnds damages. A. soon IS Abf1Ihm
had the thirty pounds IN his pocket md some ten
pounds besides, previously earned BY trade, be ~
turned to P0I6hd, and diadh ,kiS appearance IN
his native town asa wealthy man, theoNner of forty
pounds more than six hundred 1ogihsi Scoring
wretched life apeddlef,, ,,he tO9 opened 1uhoP
with glass front, and stocked Il We'll with Old
clothes, nderen with some new ones. besides boots
and ribbons. He thus becatle The envy and pride
Of the community. All people were at q lGes 70
understand how Abraham Kalish ims0 short . tina
had becOmeso rich hLOndOn nor did be eteEby
word or hint betray bis secret, until one evening,
when Leib Chasid, an old friend Of bis, and with
reddish beard like his own, seated with him q de
freside said lat3s fph ,H.a lb9lNiH ecot
. Abraham Kalisch, may you live le=gl Have
you any idea Of returning 70 London r, .st,
+Leib Chasid, l have not replied Ahrahnrh
Kalisch.
:, xs trns as God liyesi" r4zgar9 srr
Ea Wal " MA sSsS, \ % iSraSsm WV viii yOd WitbHOld
from q brother the secret by which you made your
fortunein that eltyf You left this country spoot,
ragged youth, and God Almighty sent yon back
as the wealthy Abraham Kalisch. DO you think
the Lord performs such thin9S Tor the benefit or
single individual alone, and not iof your starving
brethfeu2 May you live long but would you
appear before his throne With The responsibilitgo q
having left in misery brother whom q word rom
your lips could have made happy :, Would youf
May envy be far from your soul; bat by your silence
you will incurthe suspicion bf enRying br0thef
the chance Of becoming o. happy and wealthy =
yourself Nov, Up His holy name eonipre thee'
brother, 10 entrust me with thy secret, and pro.
mis- never to return to this towU, and never % 81
up shop in competitions with thee" .,,,a,a
Abraham Kalisch replied 80 -.
gsswho can see the ways Of God? They als
mysterious and ID is mystery how became lichi
blt. ~ true as God lives ! viii tell you AZ about
's~ s~wslI aGiisteniSs, btOSssF iiykesrt stGGd5S
.rNOw. Leib Ghssid, suppose you 90 10 Lsddony
and, when there you ask for bridge called London
Bridge. You walk npon that bridge when there
beard, upon which this man VII pay you thirty
pieces Of gold This Il all.ndi Il 80 hlg0 sf5F
The same evening Leib Chaaid LEFT for Londoii
Although many, many yeaIs have elapsed since
then, he still walks up and down LondDn Bridget
and Il At midnight, pn passing along the eridgei
you meet a man in black robe, lcailanl and with
mstsf (pull my beaEd) Il 3 Eslb 0haiidf sHse'lVe
H.. 3. +. ~ IA a
, 1863-04-23

A Doctors motto: Patients and long suffer
ing"
Young Price says that bis wife is equal to " Eve
ftlls-beauti-ful, duti-ful youthful, awful and
arm-ful." N.
A respectable gentleman doesn't like to have
heavy charge levelled against him-especially If 1t
is In gun.
Bob, how is your sweetheart getting alongi"
Pretty well. thank yOui she says needn't
call any more" .at. Af
A Western editor speaks Of the circumstances
Of bird building its nest upon ledge over the
door Of doctors Office, as an attempt to rear its
young in the very jaws Of death.
Ihaye known vast quantity Of nonsense talked
Of bad men not looking you in the face. Don't
trust that conventional idea. Dishonesty will stare
honesty out of eountenance any day in the week,
Il there Is anything TO be got by 1t. =
"Is that the second bellf" inquired gentleman
Of q mble porter, at country hotel.
"No, sar," said the darkey dat am de secon'
ringin' Of dc fist bell, we has but one bell in dis
hOusel"
A precise darkey, that.
A late Eastern paper says: " In Saturdays pa
per we stated among the skedAddlers TO Canada
the butchers were Fepresented. We were misin-
formed. That class Of citizens say they will meat
the draft come aucal or woe. and will not cut steaks
for Canada or any other foreign part
A.I,;.hu.n onoo ,;d;D. ~ n.,Lot with n socL
~ ,,o,a,c0. hsGoro IN, Sscovered tbat III borse
Wai ycttiuS t;seJ vhereunoo % be d;smounted. put
,be Sotatoss on his own sboulders' and aeain
mounted, saying:
"It Is better that should carry the praties, as
am fresher than the poor baste."
Al I,;,hr,.,, ,vbo hod crorrsIoa ,v;th HE win
o,;oo,os n, ;s,,,s III. Tc Sccsnss Il wonl5 henei;t
~ Sa"a = III, S,.s ;Sf,rn,e1 thSt Se cond beonesth
~ .,o~,r, Ss S","rsd ss 10 nleassd, - = ~
''e . Ea;,h III he doing n then said h. aIonlv
ho,,ad ~ aoar.Ss,s hcs ~ iong az lived bnt ~
~ noSers 10 ose tSis mo"ey viii S9rrnvate ber
after I'm dead" eT.gvss
A Du,chmor had two MOS n large one and
.,,alI ors Ths oiJe.. he uas IRVING so eTnlain IN
"i,~a nna,Ou.c, Ous anS S;% % n IN M v;ss - W
" HTs !" TSS S;,,,e % Kin ~ q ~ \ a. riS~pstss @ 40 u
Irnon wh;ch r. viSsy assSSnminu In corract him.
"N''u MO "'''' -'''.'' " y OO'.O, ~ ~ .,''N'
'". Va, ,,;u o~cr.o him ho M srcok ooot Enc.
Hsh as ma ~. no r,earS 10 i,,le nSc "a dc nooast
h,,t IA A. vonu9eSt n;S I 4 Sle oldpSt e" ON
re :, :, -, s',,s-'. : :.
, 1863-04-23

Ihe following letter which bears internal eyl-
dence oI pelng eona pee eplsue' was recenuy
plcked up IN tne streets Q. Ugca; u ,a,o
.ag5y a gticA, y. = may ~, leoS.
=. bRoiHER AND SISTER SrksRiss;-Weye got
i've Dapy at our mouse, nue. girl papy,7-tnaIs
g. HOW wlsh TINS might nnd yGp 10 zoe same ann
sS,tuauon. gu know Always Wlsneo you well ea
puI Cur pa1y y Hot q yoeI comnOn SaeleA e Sne
laughs land cries) 90 pretty, you can have 20 IDEA
how handsome she Is It Is decided by ne best Of
luages lher motner and mel tnat sue = ne nano-
, 1863-04-23
To-Day.



Through gates Of gold and peaflhe came
The eastern hills were ell aname. .
He touched the earth with tender Light,
And kissed away the shades Of night.
"Hsrs comes our FRIEND" the Lily said,
The Rose blaahsd TO DEEPER Sed.
And eli the gentle race Of flowers
Poured incense for the morning hours.
The sky bent down Its deepest blue,
From tree to tree the robins neWi
The jswslsd Asids grew hourly fair. Ped,
Blrd,eArols noatsd on the airi
The woods we're still, as in dream,
Aud like diamond shOne The stream. rr.Fr
sTO-day Klne 10 In di.gulss,"
Observed . poet, ShreWdly Wissi
A servant, also, 70 obey, ..,-~r ..n
And lead yOu where yoG point the way. '
Who Wressls with him hour BY hour, -r ID.
lie leads 70 Fame sud Wealth and PoWefi
For, whO win his treasured stores,
Must hrst AssAll his realm BY force.
Small note be takes Of varying ersedS,
His record lies In words and deeds-
Actions that EroW 70 fair renovn- e~
These are the Jewels In his crown.
Discourse 10 vain; his lIps are dumb, at'
No Oracles from him can come;
To all The quss,IOnsr says or thinks,
lie 10 - subtle - the sphinx. SRA
In him all Issues senteFed are
His realm extends 10 euu and Star;
And on his car, which uIl not wait,
He bears the keys Of Time and FaIs.
Up, Mani and labor while you may.
Behold your King, or Slave, To-DATi
, 1863-04-23
DRoP5Y.

The efficacy Of H1llowAys Piliin DropSy Is extranr-
binary. They art with such peculiar effect upon the
tysta that the fluids arising from tha drefu disease
are lmpeFceptibly carried III and prevented from any
further accumulation The sufferer regsius bunyancy
Of spIrts, and reolces In completely renovated
slitItOni hut Il is lndispensahy necessary that the
Ointment sHould be m St ef,clually rubbed Into the
nonnlalnlnR pArta.
, 1863-04-23
? Plfy---shorsusss Of Breath with
Weakness.

VERY bed syurtoms which, not corrected may tend
b p0e serious disorders Of the heart or other vital
organs st moderately Of solids, take sig Pulls nightly
Idf aoma ttlo tme; take plenty Of fresh air With mod
crate exsFcse and the human machinery will b quickly
fsoFed 20 health aud vigOr Try this but for three days
onv ana the result will be marvellous.
, 1863-04-23
stomach, Liver. Kidneys and bowels

fhOss who suffer from bile and liver complaints should
tTy the effects Of this valuable remedy few doses Of
which will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous,
renewing al impurities giving healthy action to the
liver II bilious attacks Be allowed N continue serious
esyAltles msy arise, and the sufferer te CONSIGNED %
6ed q sickness. 10 all disorders Of the kdneys the
Ointment should Be veil rubbed into the small Il The
back once or twice day; and the Pills. acting n unison,
VIII cure any complaints arisl from these organs.
, 1863-04-23
Indigestion with languor and want


when taking these Pills. rub HOlloway's celebrated
Ointment the pit Of the stomach, and over the
EagiOna Of the liver on the right side under the ribs
lad yd yill at once experience change r the better
u your digestion spirits, appetite, strength and energy
The Improvement, though n may be gradual will be
thorough anu LISTING.
, 1863-04-23
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have been placed by the common consent
u mankind at the head Of all remedies for removing
obaoEOu. Prisons from the blood, aud cleansing all the
Slssues Of the body They have saved thonsauds year
AMER year from falling sacrifice To the effects Of dys-
pepSs, dyseutery, diaFrh9I, constipation liver COM
plsuti &C., last ataeated BY myrtAds Of witnesses.
Excessive weakness and debility, the warnings 0f de-
cressIn9 orgInic energy and vital decay are restored
add reaamated with Vg1r and heAthn action n every
organ throughout the ys.em. by the restorative and
exhllaFatinR influence Of this medicines
, 1863-04-23
PUGET SOUND HERALD
CHARLES RoS0 S0H,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERa1s-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.


6ns square, 40 lines or less) Arst insertion % %
Each subsequent insertion, ~
deduction Of Fy cent on the above rates to yearly
advertisers.
mall inserted at q less rate than t9S per Snnum.
~ Legal advertisements Of every description must be
paid Tot before insertion. There will be variation from
thia rule IN any event. ........
, 1863-04-23
Complaints incident to Children.

Al complaints of children NAV soon be cured 10 care
u taken % purify their blood correct the action Of the
liver, AMI cleanse the sloppch eId A0yea iew doSes
effect, particularly parents be careful In not allowing
them % eat Of thngs which they know would b injurious
% themselves
, 1863-04-23
JOB PRINTING!:

An Kinds Of
book,
Pamphlet.
BiIl-lIead,
Circular,
Blank and
........ Card Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
kEeea,.d and Dispatch and forwarded % per
trder 10 any part Of the country.
- Payment for Jobs must always accom-
pany the order.
, 1863-04-23
We've got a Baby:

The following letter, which bears internal evil
dence Of being bona tide ePistle, was recently
picked up in the streets Of Utica:
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veads Tor action, but rrmsln inactive, erps-
rcn,lv for want OF rsl'ying point, plan o
action. Why shall A. adopt me plan o. .
Father ,hanB that Of Al and II A. and
.hould agree, bo~ can they know that the
general government here will respect me"
miami BY the proclamation : P'sn - pre-
sec,ed which may be accepted By them -
ralIyig point, and which they are assured
in advance will no, be rejected here The
.Imay bring them to oct sooner 'nsn 'ney
I o,herwise would. The objection TO pre-
J mature presentation Of : plan ~ the ~.
,,,r.l Executive consists in the danger "
commi,,ancs in points which could De more
: sa.slv lef, to further development. Care has
Ibeer ,sxen 10 90 shape the document 10 %
avoid embarrassment from this source y"
saving that on certain terms certain class
"a will be psrdoned. with their rights res'os-
cd. II IL not said that other Glasses
- o,her terms will never be includ
!. cd. In saying that reeons'rne''on ~
I be accepted II presented in q specified way
I II, Il not said that il viii never be sceep'e'
IN .nv other way The movements by S'a"
notion for emancipation in several q w
states not included in the emanc'Pa"o
c,ocl.ma,ion. are matters Of profound gra'u
l.,ion: and while DO not repeat ~ os'a
wha, 7 have HERETOFORE so earnestly urge
mon this subject. my general views an
=" fselines remain unchanged. and trust I'M
! Congress viii omi, no fair opportunity
~ aiding these important steps 10 me gre
..d consummaticn.
-ur wan POWER THE nArs RELIANCE
-" In The mdst Of other csr"s. however y
oor,snt. We must not lose sight o. the y
,bs, he war power i still our main IRELAND
To that power alone can We look. yet 'o'
zine. % give condolences 10 the people
- contested regions that the insurgans POW
80" Vii, no, again overturn them. Unni ~
-. confidence shall be established little can
- done anywhere fOr what y called Tee'
:, s,ruc,ion. Hence our chieiest care !"
- ain BE directed TO our army and navy
90" have thus far borne their harder part 90
'. bly, and 80 well.
'cA1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN
'e''s WAsMssroE. Dec. s. 1863.
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NrOTICE hereby given thst ~ visloe
~ ,f certified Transcript, issssd feom
~ o,,;ee ~ m. clerk Of IN. Dubois Con.
nun ems Court ~ me directed, ] wiu
nroceed 10 sfl.r Tor ssln a. puhlie eueuee
10 he highest bidder. for cash ~ has, o.
,he door az the court house in Jasper. -
SATURDAY. Jsu oh. 1868,
ne,wecu the hours prescribed by isw. The
rep,s and profits Tor seven years, Of sse "
towing described real estate, sisuasss -
Dubois county, 10 wit:
The undivided cne-hah or 3 tract Of land
N fractional Section twenty ono, 70 town
one north range five west. commencing -
s,one marked r in the north line OF Lands
belonging 10 Joseph Aussett, and decided ~
him ~ John Abel; thence north seventy
tour degrees, cas-, fifteen poles, 70 esons;
thence north Fix degrees. west snrses"
! poles TO White river; thence down SAID river
! with the maandcrs thereof, until line Dear
ling south six degrees east will meet the
place Of beginning.
And or failure 10 realize the full smessl
az pr,ncipal, interest and costs caIled To-
: by said execution, will - the same uos
I and place and 10 like manner, sell No 10
simple Of said real estate.
: Taken in execution as the property d
g II hr Ii. Lee snd james Evans q the su1
a 81 Thomss Ferris.
This sale will be made without any relic
q whatever from valuation or sPprsisasss
: JOHN wEiKgL. Shsria D. O.
20 Baker & B-cksf plfs atty.
Y dec 10. 1863. % W
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OTThe printed enrolment OF the
two classes Of persons subject to DRAFT
in Patoka township, in this county
has been received by the Deputy Fro
vost Marshal Of this county, and vii
soon be posted up for the examination
Of all persons interested. The lists 2
the other townships will bc furnishes
rs soon as completed.
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N-0TICE Il hereby given that The NON
~ hers u 81. jacob Congrsps''cn' 10 r..
49, township, Dubois coun'y, Ind. ~"
hoIaa meeting Oh the first day o. Jannsry.
1854 for he purpose Of elec'ing Trustees
for said Congregation, for The ensuing yes'
6,n attendance n ,hs members u re-
accs,ed GERH. TORMEHLEN.
II G. MAUNTEL
dee1a Gil. TODRANK. Trnssssr.
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THr NEcRoEs TAXES THE SOUTH Caro-
LIZA LAsps.-Gen. Ssxton, military Gov
ernor Of south Carolina. has taken means to
secure the deserted plantations on the Ses
rslauds for the freed negroes. On the 80
Ne issued I circular, authorizing them q
locate on the lands 10 that department
which are about to BE- sold BY the tex CON
missioner, not exceeding twenty acres 70
each head Of family. The descriptions
The land. when located. 70 be accompanies
by the deposit Of the Government price
sbou, 81 25 per acre: Tee negroes q
making out their twen'y-scres lots al owe
the department. On Beaufort Island aIon
[loyev two thousand dollars nave been pal
ID by the freedmen 10 secure their homes.
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nFWe give up most Of our space

UWe give up most OF our space
this week to an article in regard tothe'
colorcd race. and which y likely to
have an important effect on our PEG
Die. as il most efiectually sqnelches
all hopes Of an early restoration O
peace, and makes hinge stride IN IA
Ivor of accomplishing the final disco
luton Of the Union. II will rank as
one Of the weakest emanations from 9
President, and one Of the most wicked
and malicious wedges driven to th'
heart Of the nation by the would-b'
: Un,on-splittcr. lie is certainly Try
ing to make true his "irreprcss'ol
.coufiict" predictions. Alas! alas!
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wAsmssros. Dec. s. 1864.


The following proclamation accompanies
tho message:
WHssEas, On and By the Constitution o.
tho United States. il is provided that me
shall have power 70 grant rePrlfv-
"a and pardons for oienses against me uh'-
ted States exeep, in cases Of impeachment;
and,
WHrnEAs, A rebellion now exists where
|by the loyal States and The governments q
l,he several States have for long time been
.ubver,ed. and many persons hsvc commit
ed and are now guilty Of trsson against 'ne
United States: and.
| WHEaEAs, With reference % said rebel
lion aud ,reason. laws have been enacted
'|by Congress declaring the forfeiture a's
Iconfiscs,ion Of property and Liberation .
4 .,sves All mon terms and conditions ihereir
Il s,a,sd. and slso declaring that the President
n 90 thereby authorized at any time sherea'
Il ,er. by proclaim sliol. 10 extend TO person
= Who may have participated 10 The existing
. rebellion IN any State Or part thereof par
o. don. and on such terms and conditions g p
/ may deem expedIens for the public welfare
b.. and.
pI WgrRrAs, The Constitutional declarauo
p,l for limited and conditional pardon accord'
e with well established cxposi,ions Of The Ps
y doning power; and,
OF WHEREAS, With reference 70 sa'a 'eo'
or lon The President Of the UDitsd States y
q, issued seyers. procIamasions with psosis'o
be n regard 10 the liberation Of slaves; an
he| wHrarAs. II Is now desired by some p
I'm sons heretofore engaged in said rebellion
ed ,esume their allegiance 70 the United 90
,sl and reinsururate loyal State gcvernu's
on ,.;.h;a md for their respective States; The
fos' lore I. Abraham Lincoln, President o.
red u ni.ed States. do proclaim. declare an0 o.
20 known 10 all persons who have directly
sg- bv implication participated 10 the ex's'
The fcbeIIion. excep, AZ herein after excep
bile ,hat full pardon il granted 20 them
reed y. IN az them, with . restoration Of al re
nod Il third psr,ies shall have INTERVIEWED
'isu- upon the condition that every socn Pc
. By shan take and subscribe an oath and be-
the forward keep and maintain said oath 70
sady ,.,e and which oath shall De Of the =
may and effec, following 20 vii; II 40 so'es
the swear in presence Of Almighty God' y
s,ent IN henccsorth faithfully support, aud
While fsud the Constitution q the United >
pre- and The Union Of States hereunder;
posi- ths, viii 10 like manner abide BY and
fully suppor, al acts q Congress passes
! this log she existing rebellion. with Fs'e'
the 20 slaves. 50 long and 90 sr q not YET
1t be I'd. modified. o. held void BY Congress
!. In decision Of The Supreme Court; end
been w,ll ID Iitc manner sbIde BY and fart
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TAX NOTICE.

OrFIcE, IsrERrAL REvssuf(
Jasper. Ind, Dec. IL. 1863. J
A-oTICE Is hereby given, as required ~
Ssc,,on Nineteen Of On Act 10 provide
I,a.,nal Revenue. 10 support the Govern.
.,..n, nd NV iptarest on the public debt
~, ~ Aasessor's Annual List for Dubos
County, IN The first District o. ind'sns' ~
The year 1868, has been pinced ~ my ns"s
for collection, racing the taxes uss !"
Income. Licenses. Bugg'ss, &C, 30 ~.
the snid taxes are due aud payso'e ~.
Ton dsyS from this date. 81 my ONCE '" ~
store. in thu town 81 Jasper, Duto's cos"v'
Indisna; and that will remnin o. ny o.s
from day 70 day during me time req""s" \,
Law. 10 receive saij taxes, ana tnas
fault Of payment within the time spsc'n-.'
the addition d Eve per cent on l"oo III,
'stsx. md ten per cent on all other 'axss -
attach and be collected. ,.,.
!, The ten per centum penalty presc"oe.
ssc,lon nineteen attaches only 70 we ns' ',
yb,eh notice IL givcn by advertisement s'a
IN, oosted notifications. None out an""'.
Is,s .re reauirrd to be advertised " ",
: manner. An Excise tsxes can pc pa'o ~.
u lawfully received by the Collector w"n NV.
M NV notice being given, but me penn"
il cannot be enforced unless notice 80
i The monthly assessment o. az msn 49,,
,ured articles must be paid each sno s' IA
n month; also all monthly lists q ees.' 80.
All fermen,ed liquors manufactured nc ~.
r cedinc month, must be paid o. me 'o''
= mepcement Of each and every mon'm. a,
The law requires tax payers 20 can "a m |,
~ coIlecscr's Office md make psymeo',. -" aor
~ 4 no, The duty OF the Collector 70 -" -
Of tax payers. n.. ro,,ee,or
4 ~ IN Division. 1t d..
5ubscritr Tor the Jasper Cou''e'