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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

The foIlosing regulations for Lent. will
govern the Csthslics Of THE diocsss:
I. All the faithful vho have completed
their 2la yssr. are. unlsss lsgi,iustsIy die
peassd. bound 20 observe the fast Of Lent
They ere 70 make only one full meal .
day. sxcsp, Sunday.
3. The neal sIlossd % Fsardsy S not
ts ;. taken until about noon
At that meal. II on sny day permission
-hould se granted for eating issh, boib dssh
ard ish are not 70 be ussa II he same time.
evan BY wsy Of ssurs y roe iimsnts.
3. Snsll refreshments, commonly called
collation.. 10 allowed in the evening"; no
zsnersl rule - 70 tho quantity Of food per-
.nir,sd ~ this tine. il or can be made. Bu'
he prsetics Of the most regular Christians
: aevsr 70 est il exceed the fourth part Of
sn ordinary meal.
s. Gsasrsi usage hiss made il lawful to
drius 10 the morning some warm Ii4nid. a.
tea. epfF,-, or thin chocolate made with
~stsr.
:. Necessity and cus,um have authorised
'ae use Of h5.s' lard, instead Of butter. 10
sreparir. fab. vegetables &c.
s. The f7:lowing psrsons ere exempted
RON ID. obligation 81 fsstins: Young per
cons under twenty -ons years Of sge, the
sex, pr-ynsnt women. or ,hoss giving suck
~ iaf.nts. persons obliged 20 hsrd labor,
sna al who through weakns" canno: fast
wuhou5 real prejudice 10 their hsaith.
. By dspsnsstion. tbe use of h-sh mes'
will b sIlawed any time on Scndsys, snt
once dsv on M,ndsss, Tussdsys, Thurs
c.ys and Saturdays. with the exception o
Snurday 10 Emssr Week. and The lsa fou
dsvs ~ Lsnt--to psrsons Obliged 10 fsst.
Z. ID Pepons dispensed frsm The obligation
of fasting are MOTTO BE- bound BY tho res'rie
mon o. using msst only At one meal. on day
On ~hieh 20 u-. il granted BY disp ensaiion
Tho-s ~ho are obliged 70 fast are permi,,e
70 use meat only It one mssl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04
A Man who has not Slept for Over Four
teon Years.

Al prsssst there 10 . soldier q the Chest
nut Hill Military Hospi,si. Ph;lsdsIphis. :.
whs hss mot sIsp, for single momsnl for
fourteen years and six months. Ths ms VI
seem incredib 10; but nsverthsles IL j. tru-
and can BE- verified by numbers o. persons !.
The ndividusl 10 an Intelligent man. ns,Ar-
ally. and hss the bsDe 4, Of moderate sou-
cation. He nsme 10 G. ID Saurder, or.
derly sergeant Of Company q .i4th Virgins
Volunteers. lie entered the service Of The
United Sines on December 28lh. 1863. He
10 in the Ash ysar OF bis age. His health
has been generally excsIlent during his life
In 1s49 he was attacked with choIers, aud
since thsl period with Iung ievsr on tw Q
occasions. In the summer oi 1850 sleep
.forsook him, and since thai time he hes
never fel, the iesst drowsy. lie hnslwsys
led . temperate lie. Hs wife sd children
resite in Putnam county, West Virginia.
Slncs he sntsrsJths Union army he hes been
90 seven raids. aud in tour charges during
which time he informs 10 that he never felt
tired or sleepy. He was ia ths four chsrges
made bevcnd H-psf's Fsny va-,on the IL h
1s,h. l9h and 20ih Of l,s' August. yH he
did no, fssl the lsss, slsePy. Way il is
that hs cannon Or does not sleeps ns much ,
mystery 10 him ss il ]. 10 many scisniisic
gentlemen. Who. having hsd their stieniiof
called 10 him. have been as'onatsd 10 rheii
attempts 10 investig.se The cause.
Upon one OCCASION. st HE rsqusSt. mum
Der Of curiously inclined gentlemen watch
I'd him Tor forty-two DAYS corsscutivei,
in order. N possible, 10 arrive st the csus'
Of the wonderful phsnomsnon. These gen
lsmsn took lurss with each other 10 ib'
progress o. ws,ching. % that Il he shoul
chsncs 10 sleep il would be obsHved Som
of tho wstchers bscsms drowsy, and il wa
% much ss he could do 10 awaken them
This singular man vas sent 10 Pnilsdsl
phis bv order Of the field su-gson- He -
admitted into ths hospital at Chustnut Hi
on the 18th Of November last. suherin
from chronic dis'rhca and rbsums'ism. u
hss nsGiy recovered from his physical di'
. sbihty. His sppssite 10 good. but yet b
) Idoss no. sleep. He resires 10 bed. The can
! % yshs soldiers, but he cannot sleep. II
J. simpl receives physical rest. This bril-
narrative Of 4 most wonderful phenomena
I. nav seem fsbulous. but the resder i assure
That Il ;.ths ruth. -Philsdslphis Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

A EuckEYg SroRT --Ttr CrlpmsrA
tOhin) Jonrnsi tells gaeer tory 800 .
iasrried coaple ~ that risr-- The hn-aarr
i- iyrsns. Oae ss~uing tursng ihe retsnR
severe storm biz Hig. ws- o1s w. iing AZ
neghsrr: and ~hen -he sPpiri ~ ssHi--
sior W her return. her hu.bsnG Prrirni~S
not N Know her She Ihrssie,rd ~ jump
INTO 'he volt II hs did NOT oprn iise tosr---
-isring 40 idea that enc Sosid de 80 10 %
slRsisly refused % rrc0snrz- hsr- 90 sas
took log. plunged IL into NE ~-i. snc
simultaneously ~ih The splssh u made go
plsred ksrsels NJ the ode .: ihs door.
ss scon :. hrr husesnd dsrtst cu'
in his night cioihss she csried in. boxes
lhr >scr. sne seeisrrd thsfshe dd mot kss-
lim. she ifcz- hlm TN he ~ss peni'sn'.
and then 10, han in. II the reader do.sis
'hs story. - cent help u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

TrA Qossef on hsssriug man swear
=, . particularly bsd piece Of rssd, ssid:
Friend. 4 an under rhe grestest obiics
ton 70 ,he-. / would myssIf have done whs
,hou hast done. but my religion fcrbids me
Don't let nv co7scissce however, bridl'
thee. Give thine isiignstion wings. On
.utF not the prejadies o. others % psrs'vz'
the tongue Of ju.tice and long suffering =
yea. verify
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

GA lsmosless Irishmsn wss observed
one evening slieing : potato into no, whis-
~ toddy.
Way what are yon about, inquired
Charley.
~. sunch Tn maxim. desr.' quietIy 70.
,lisd Pat.
.Bul what are you slicing that in fcr!'
s.Ta give il f.vor"
"Whall . potato fsvor,"
'Sure, and isn't fisvor . hivor. whether
~ Iemsn or pitsfyr'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

CT Senator SUnsER has introduced ares
olulisn in the United States Ssnass, dsclsr
ing thst 10 no event will This nation Do re-
sp0nsibls for the rebel debt Within five
years after The wsr closes. some Of ,hsss
same abolition senstors will insist that W
shall not pay our own war dsst and jusiifs
the refsssi on soms higher Law, motions pc
cuIisr % pubic roguss. They have slrsad,
dsn- mesnsr thing- than thsi.-Stais Sen
tsnei.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

GTThs ,sxes Of me people Of Indiana,
oy . bill psssed BY the House on Thursday
srs 70 oe increased five cents on the oss
4undred dollars sf vslustion-snd twenty.
i've cents on each poll. This increased
rayatioa vii! increase tho revenues Of the
state one million three huodred thsuss nd
dollars per snnum. Just nov heavy taxes
are the fashion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

How HE Cor Is'-There's prisoner ID
the cusrdhou~e q Barracks No. !, ~ho sss
incsfeersied, we believe. for disloy ally
His nsns is Hughes. and he ed . nephew
named Rief Hughes Ried wsnsed 70 see
HE uncIs. snd yes,srdsy he stepped into The
Provost Msrshsl's Office and dems ndsd :
pass 10 20 and ses his uncle
Are you . lovsl mani
I'm not man.
what arc you shen!'
Tn boy
Are you : loyal beyr
Well none to hurt. sin't-'
This vss enough for the Provost Marshsl.
~ho had Ried put in the gusrdhouse wilhoat
"a pass. where he il expected 70 remsis
with bic uncle until he becomes loyal.
Louisville Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

PERnrrs 10 TRADE - IssuEREcnoHARr
SrATrs.-In ,he New York Express Of the
18Th We find the nsnss OF some Of the rrin-
cipsl holders Of permits from Linccla to
trade in insursctionsry 6,stes. With the
amounts Of cotton allowed BY cosuscts. Ia
the lis Of these fsvori,es is that Of
C.M. Aiisn. Ia 900 bslss!
All, CoIosell you were mistaken wher
YOU publicly denied that you had received
the privilege ior yosr "msr,yrdom' Well
80 wish you sll the success ihe" loyal and
Issauiotic'' business deserves. .--vincenne'
Sun. rt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

NEGRoEs IL STREET CARs.-Pniisdelphis,
in common With several other cities, 10 hsv-
ing iss troubles growing out Of the question
Of admitting negroes 10 the privileges o.
sests in street railway cars. Under de-
cision lths local courts. the directors Of
the several lines in thss city srs recognized
% having legislative sulhsrily on The sub
jscs, With the right ts admit or exclude
whomsoevsr they pleased The road mana
gsrs. hswevsr. hsys not assumed 10 decide
def siteIy. because there has been heavy
pressure both pro and con They have or
dsred, hewsver. that in every csss where
negro presents himself for . ride. the con-
ductor must take svots Of the white psssen
gsrs present, and receive q reject him, &C.
cordiug % they msy decide. This ords
doss not suii the Rsdicsis Of Philsdslphis
no fear that their project Of negro equal
i,y. 10 this particular thing, will not s'ss'
the proposed voting tsst. So they hsv
had public meeting q Concert Hall. an
addressed . ttusdsring remoDstrsnce 10 ID
directors through . committee, Of who's
Horace Binnsy, Jr., appears a. Chairman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

THREE Facrs-If. before the war. J, hid
bssn certsin tbsi al who might favor Tho
war, would have been compelled to shoulder
The nuskst. shsrs would have bsen no
car.
II nov. sll Who are 10 favor ofs"vieo-oas
prosecution Of The vsr.' we're 70 Be rcmpsi-
led 70 jeIa 10 sbs ranks. the var.woola come
to speedy end.
II no money could b msds out Q: tho
var, il sould stop very suddenly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04
Equality ID Missouri.


Ats late meeting iD Ssiss Louis . esls-
brsis emancipation. one Of inc spssksrs.
Ersksl. made she folio~ing rensrks. - RI
pnrir6 q the R.pabIicsn:
He poini,d ou, the ssit'n rssoia'ioas 10
popular sentiment in our ) s'e and lsnd -
The roar Of the esanoa hs5 rrodaesd that
rovrluticn.
And bslls ought 20 continue this sg'ss'
rssn unrii me -os xs@ resehei. Re haP-d
sh., the eni you'd s10a cpms, but desired
no rort~a peace. ~ could ao' lSos ~i'h
our .l.rrn an Fae -sai prsr. mlT~n-nts.
Tner- m,y hePr .l'rr@ s'iil slivs smpnr
,hs psrrle. - fr hins.N. y, bad no such
-.i.s,ee.. ,nt dssn5t 80 h1S any msn
eaiu-e rsul8 rAsri.a sAsm- IL dii nsi b.
0Er,s tA.t ,rv msn- ~ao rrf.cTsi % the
naassr. could G~ur a1mAr ssirz any rish'
on rAe grand ~ s9ls- sr rsre ~ .ould
h.r. ro oti-csise n even n'grs arrome
t,,r sarrr..or os As--nsm I.ine iin- - -osn
--h- &s- gs-Iih-sssr -stA Fls'ii,n.
t. &C., i. premature IN rnn7uaeira
sA. d0erArt; tho rarl- parsy ~iii come q
"A sse- ~nr. tas Vhey re nos prepares
set.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

e1rThs l43d regiment q Iaalsna vOl5ns
trsrs. r.issd 10 sbe frs' ecngrsssionsl dis
uics. passed through the cay yes'srdsy On
ihsr ~sy % the noai. They we're address,
cd In front of The Bates House ~ GosrDcr
Morton snd Others. sni gslisn'ly eseor'-e
a. far . The depot by Brig Gen Caring
n.-Iadisnspoiis Sentinel. 18th ins'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

e.rTn 1860 there we're 400. 900 Roman
Catholics 10 the United States. The IN
cresss i most remsrssbl.. In 1905 there
wss but ons Catholic to sky eich, Pro'es-
ltan,s; in 1880. one . ihirIy-nins; in lS4o,
oo- NJ etznlcsn; 10 1850. one . eleven;
|snd d 1850, one 20 seven.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04


RErKxsrLr ExrLcsIcs ~ A. OrL WELL
A. Mr. Jsess Coz. ct Grsrs-'s Creek.
F...,ss eoansy Penn was Engaged ree~ntiv
= bsrinr ts- III on his farm ths sugur
.rrsk on tsposit. -hieh o-gsn ~ once
u ru.h npr-ri xilh irr~sisFibls force, hl~inz
or,r me ar0una. md --atursiinz ev-ryih'"g
IN - risinisv- A ssrsaI ~ hydrogen go &C.
rompansrt Fhe MI. rHaking l1nd noise sna
slhr. ~ at-o.ShFrs. Fsnsliv. coming y
ronr.rs zi'h as~v. w - sasn'y, h;tis
ss..ne~ a=. terrible rx7lasicn ensusa,
has srrsuusr-ly na cns wss iaiAr.d In
asn-s dsrreS into ~. sir sx'y ies' hisA.
,hrs seniar . genera destruction l'-oou
rsv~ IL. ho~-vsr. md rhe nru surcesaed n
-A.inrui.Airg Il seizure snv damsgs go
done. Fsr sons ,insr ths most iise.s slsrI
press ls5-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

0TFor abe present the sboilsenisis afs
check ms,ed 10 their aasmP, y amend no
Constitution 10 rsgnd . sls'sry- Dsis-
ware. New Jsrey ana Ksnsucky haEsses-d
spsis, tho .emore. Thry can ge' ess
twenty .shres states. I'D require twenty
s,yep Can't tho fssstics nsks fs~
s,.,es % ordsr--ssosgh 10 cary ias ehss's
Thsy will Try 4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04


A. old ran SIS ins nifi 7sok~s sh.'r.
Before "a ossn dar.
Ashi- ih- Gun 81 = s'isaner', -'.'ns-n
Fsl. bot ssro., N. a ~.
Aad H. srow-, siss " 'As srrs.n, r.ork
ia. nslehec ne hour " iou--
A s-erz- h.ees ia. bre 70 blo~s0sf
From ihs scsnled -unn-r sir
Ans \ iaisers nc~ 81 ri. .ri-kisi br0w.
Aas na~ il l'is hAs hsr.
And shr i-sd-n ~ q ~ re. sroop Sa~r
And he si~ep. "a az aigl osekss casr.
The 10 ~, ..rp---she q \ m,a drssns.
hi. hrs1 droops - 10 p'r-st.
81. hspd. F~ilx inrr ie~a,s MD.
Ans IA '~ a. l.p IN rsT-
Aas lhe oid mao sleeps. -ni "a sep y
lnd il d-esms sssin = sl--s- 1rssls
Th- yr.r. on:Ols ,b-ir fs.r:SE ser.il-
- ..ri4sld sg.ir:
a rnasher's ',n-- 80 ~ n. s,r.
Aad daft arros- -. sr-a:
II hssr. r.uty .a'-'a ".
f,f ds~e inc ro''in- 9.l--
He plrek. ,ie~fsr,ss "A ~ - =.
Aadea.hsr. -g.snirr.
Ans hoias thr rs'Sra ssf-rpS.
Earesih W. s.~.T-s r-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

TIsa wiiinE 70 spia hairs ~i'h my
o7sonen, 10 dss u hs lasiss ~ N. ssia very
disingasasi "A r4rIeaa lr~ysr ins spsseh
a tho ba- -S3ia thsG shsa.' sals ths ~
scnsnE. pnIlIag coars- specimen from his
osn hsss. snd srtsnAngs- IL -May nPlssss
.hs eosrt dicat ssy srssllssI~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

ora prominent bschslor SslItisisn on
The Kennsbse, remarked 70 youns LADY
that scspstons ~ss szcsllest 70 keep The
iss, warm in bed.
"yes.r ssId the young lady. who hsdbssn
IN attentive listener, "bul soma gsn,ismss
Asvs 90 improvement on thai which yon
know nothing about
The bachelor turned pale end dmainisine1
. wistfOl silence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

CrscrxsaTr. February 25.-The Kentucky
Houss u n ep-sssntstivss yesterday rejected
Tie amsnJmen, to The federal constitution
BY % mai1riiy.
Adsces from Colombus represent recruit
~ vsry active. Companies are reporting
faster han can b. mustered 10.
II i expected OHIO will pa, more regi.
msnfs iaro the field lhsn Vas authorized B,
me secretary o. wsr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

- A p.acard 10 the windos oi . patent med
icine store. ia Ras SsIs, Honors, Paris.
ssis % follows. The pubic sFs requested
not 10 mistake this shop for that Of another
qusck just opposite"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

0Jrhe color Of the sky At particular
tines. affords wonderfully good gasdlnes
for the Judgment o. the weather. NOT only
does rosy snnsst pressg, fair weather. but
there are other 'in,s which sPs.k With equal
clesrness end accuracy. A bright yellow
sky in the evening indicates wind; . pale
yellow. wet; . neutral gray esior constitutes
. fsvsrsbls sign 10 the evening. an IN favor.
able one in the morning. TIE clouds are
full cf messing 10 themselves 1.-THE fsrns
are soft. undefoed md fesihsry. Tho sss,h-
sr will be fas; if,he edses are hard shs,,
and dsfniis. il wi'i Be foul. Gensrslly
speaking, any deep. onu.osi hues. bsseksn
wind Or rsia; while the more quiet and DEL
ies,e tin,s bsspssk fair westher. Simple
- these msxims are. the British Bosri or
Tsde hss thought fl to psblsh then for
the uss Of 500 fsring msn-
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xsrEs--or apyERTrsrxs.

Ears sqnsrr u la lines a. ie.s. wrek Al 0
Eich snbserl-nt iosrriion. - cis
Langsr AiTeriis- rae nis. ~ Saslr rnre---
a lrprt'un over etrn sqlar~ n ~qnarss-
counted a. square These sre me rsfn-
fvr ,fars'ent advertisements: rr.smnah.e
Ssdursion wall b. made 40 rsaniar advertise
sen's.
NrHres N srrrinr ~rf - rdn'niAtr,',r-
,nA lsn,i rDiices ~ IKE character a. ~
raii 10 udvance-
sEspgsrisg rArrirsTTs;
Fro- rcrns p # eech flpo
For caontr 35l
To- Di.'ri~' rirrnr. Nv state. $40
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PurLIsHED EyIEy SATURDAY. Al JssrER
DUBOIS COUNTY, Isrrsxs.Ty
C I z II E Mt DO AKE.
OFFICE -CoRxEs or MAcDosaLn Asp
WEsT SIREETs.

TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE: /:
Single Subscription. for nifty Nos, 81 81
For sis months, 90
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senator Hale. Of New Hanpshirs.
The snnsxsd extract from spssch by
Ssosios Hale. Of New Hsmpshirs. while the
conscripsion lev vss nader eonsiders lion.
s worthy Of sli admiration. enc should b
copied ~ every journsi Such declarations
from leading member of tho R.pubiiesn
psr,v. will b Ioas and ss0rssly rsmsn.
bsrsd.
II trisl ~ jury i cv-rhro~n 10 this
coustry, 'sks nc srss'. wouis moi lirt ny
hand. nor open nv mouth. nor counsel one
of my eSnsusnents 70 shsds drop Or blood,
or pay dollar Of Treasure. il The s,i,u.
,ion is 20 BE- preserved snsscuis,sd Of this
great safeguard Of liberty. 4 n thss times,
when % much 10 dsms ndsd. scd % much Il
al stake. with generous CONF dsncsI 1 woux
give 20 the Administration slmss ever.
hing that they want I~ould casssnr. and
! have consented. thst ihs hsbess orsus
maT be suspended. snj these eEusor5insvy
tribunals may be erected ssd issiiiutsd for
Tho trial OF every body thsi volupn'iIy come
forward and connects hisssIf With the or
vies. Bot. sir. " you srs going 10 thro~
drsg-nG over the Isnd. il you are gning u
bring 10 this whole p-ople md susl.c- thss
10 the penslties ihs' may Be irfiirisd by mil
i'sry tribunals end these courn nartial.
then The lsst sisp ~ the hnsnifsiion sni
the derrsds,ion Of the country isskeu; spl
We shall be left ii in nstrunenfs for. sns is,-
po'sm ,h,i the bold and The iswless may
see proper to establish over Nc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-09
Nonhefa ahd southern Islrem.
Ia.

jaii aa W. leipaetei. Ma sialohi.
feio'ienefy afielcs N ihe Jiskson
Ms Nap1 have given oaf snami,,
M ths koffh- tho Radicals 4morr
fmh w the pfelest ahd "haadles"
they WBuied, 10 milgn. iftlupe and
vilfy ihe suHii, We Bog 10 ihfofm
Doe sid Ilillerli. nni ikc rest NJ tho
Northern void, ihn the jackson
Ners does hpi truly fepfesht the
ylpwi and feeling. n Tho soaihern
people. 4 large nnl commanding
yci an o,cfshelming mdorIly, not
dhly of tlic Southern pfapk, bit of
'he Srntbcfn ~ Rebel toiiiers. are
nlirrly conservative In thcir political
views, and enlbusiaslicnlly sustain
Prc'idcut Jobnson 10 the general pol.
lcy We u pursuing, for thoresloralioa
of the Southern States Tho little
sqnad' represented by ihe Jackson
Nems, occupy precisely the snmo
position N southern epoliiica, that
the eStrrme Radical Abolitionlsls
npl "mscegenationisls'' do, IN
Northern politics. They are what
Napoleon used to call "the artisans
Of revolution organizers Of mis.
chief-perfect ARABS" in politics
their hand. are against cycry mans
hauds, and avery mans hands are
against them. In fact they are
worse than Arabs; for, though fond
of6ghting IN timi Of praec like tho
present, they we're notoriously quiet
anil unwarlikc while actual war ragged
between the North aud South.
Strong Union men in lSGi@'62- -'6j
aud ~, when Unioi, seemed impos.
siblc, or extremely doubtful, no soon.
or does 1866 arrive, with all ia glo.
rioas promises aud opportunities for
Union and permanent peace, than
they 20 TO work TO 10 all they can TO
prcveu. Union and keep the country
embroilel in eternal war about tho
"Negrc Question" II we conld
have our way, We should say let tho
Radicals Of the North, led on by
Wendell Phillips, aud the Radicals Of
the South, lel by men Of the class of
the editor Of tue Jackson Missy
Ness, meet somewhere on tho border
aud iight i, out "to the last man"
the "last dollar" and the ''last
dlieh." Then, and not I'LL then,
alas. may wo hope for permanent
peace.
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pAroIA, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY DEcEmBER o. 1906

diefsl N blind persons, eho sore ao
disabled N we late wsf, ahi sio are
Carrying On any n the kinds n bus
lnew sperially iaSed BY lbis act.
slmll be, and they afe hereby ox
eBfted from ssfl tax, Provided.
That they Gle with he Sheriff 40 NJ
hdavii setting forth Che facts, ist.
that they are disabled soldiers. 2d,
Chat they are the a6le aud exclusive
owners Of the establishment or con.
eefn sought " be ,axed.
SIC. 10. lIe II further enacted.
That ihe provisions uf this act shall
not apply OF attach to any person or
cotton upon which y Tax has been
pail TO The late Provisional Govcrn
fncbt, under the Proclamation Of Ilis
Esccllsney. W. l.. sharkey, dated
July II, 1888.
$50. ~. lie II further enacted,
That any person who may pay any
tax under this act, shall be entitled
TO ask, aud receive IRON the Sheriff,
or his deputy, to whom he may have
paid the same, q receipt stating the
amount. paid, md for what the same
was pads and said receipt shall be
received as credit upon the regular
State tax, next hereafter to be levied
upon said tax payer or lis property,
Provided, That said receipt shall not
be transferable, nor shall il be receiv.
able in payment Of taxes from amy
other person except the person to
whomit was originally gwen.
SEC. l6, De il further enacted
That the sherifYs Of the Several coun
tics shall proceed to collect the taxes
herein levied, in the currency ~ III,
United States, Immediately, and shal
make their returns by the first o
January 1866, whether they have
completed their collections or not
and shall thereafter make monthly
returns until all is collected.
SIC. II. Dc ii further enacted,
That this act shall take effect, and b,
in force from aud after its passage.
Approved, Nov. 10, 1866. ~
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SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned having sold her land,
and wishing 10 close up her farming opera.
items In Miss, vill ofef al Of her personal
sAta,e for sals At her residence, one mils
east Of Elliost's ALL. on Tscsdsy the 9TH
dav n December 1866. The property ron
si.ss af Uafsss. aiuis.. 0xsn. Cattle, Hogs,
Wagon, 8 or snO bn.hel. Of Corn, Fodder,
Co,lon Seed, Sweet and Irish poss,oes, an
slsvsag lot Of llossshsld fsrnifure, kneh.
On farnitare. plantation tsals, In wsrd
almost evrrything asuslly found On farm
for cen os twelve hsnts. Terms made
known On the dsy of tale, l...ol e.
tu,e., public cs'sStAH, ssssssaPppc pc,
sons uho it,lve their chief supper,
IN employmea,s that initiate ugains,
good morals, or against iaw shall BE-
deencd and held,o be vagsants. =
sEc. 5. be !, further enacted,
ThA, all fnrs and forfci,urcs collect.
ell under The provisions Of this act
shall be paid into the county sreasu.
~ fcr general county purposes, and
Il, case any freedman, free negro or
mdlasto, shall fail for 6yc days after
the imposition Of any fhhc1 or for.
fci.afc nr-n him u hcr i'9r violation