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No. GAL
ACTE

REMDorRsAHT AUX ooNTRlBUABLEs LES 1NTERETs,
FRAts EFT DEPENs PAR EUx PAYEs SUR LIE MON
TANT DIES TAXES DETAT, DE PAROIssE EFT DE hu
NICIpALITE on WILLIE, POUR LES ANNEES lS6l,
1862, 1863 EFT 1864, EFT EXEMPTANT AUss1 pU PALE
MENT DE CEs INTERETs, FRAIs EFT DEPENs CEUX
ouI N'ONT PAS ENCORE ACQUITTE CEs DlTEs
TAXES.
SECTION |. lie senat ct la chambre des repre-
sentants de Etat de la Louisiana, reunis en- assem-
blee generate, decretent: Toute personne qu a
nave SEES taxes Etat, de paroisse, de municipaite
gu vile pour les annees 1861, 1862, 1868 ct 1864,
compris des interets, frais ct depens, sera rem
boursee du surplus de Ia take ainsi paye soft en-
especes soft par deduction sur toute contributor
presente ct yenir: toute personne qui ma pas
| encore acquitt& ses taxes sera exempte du paie'
ment de tous interats, frais ct depens, pourVr
oue]Ie solde lie montant de Ia take dams les douze
raois qu suivront ladoption de Get acte. Les IN
terets frais etdGpens ansi rembourses lie seron'
respectiyement, par Ia partie qui les aura peffus
soft rItat Ia paroisse gu la municipallte.
| SEC. Q. Decretent de plus: Get acte sofIir
son etet i compiler du jour de son adoption
tSign6D ). b. hLAm'
orate.r intArin,aire de la Clambre des Represer
tants r,nr uoopuIFu
{ acknowledgements ct President du SGnat.
Approuy6 lie mars 1866.
, J. MADISON WELLS,
f Gouverneur de 'Etat de la Louisiana.
: Pour cope conforme
8 J. H. HARDY,
# Secretaire dEtat
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No. Gal
AN ACT

TO REFUND TO TAX PAYERS COSTS, INTERESTS AND
II cEAnGEs PAID UPON THE STATE, PARISH, nv
f tsrrrptL AND CITY TAXES FoR THE YEARS lool,
1862 1863 AND 1864, AND TO RELIEVE FRoA
III PAYMENT OF SUCH COSTS, INTERESTS AND
# CHARGES THOSE WHO HAVE not PAID THE
SANE.
55 spcrrov /. Be it enacted by the Senate ana
House Of Representatives Of The STATE Of LOUISE
E ana in General Assembly conOened, That all
persons who have paid their State, parish, munici-
nal or city taxes for the years 1851 1852 1868 and
1864. and have paid costs, interest or charges Oh
tha same shall have the amount over and above
the face of the tax bills paid refunded or de-
Quoted from any tax bill they now owe or may
hereafter owe And all those who are still IN
debted for any of the above tax bills shall be DIS
Il CHARGED from all Indebtedness upon the paymen
Of the face of the tax bills due by them; Lfo0aoei
4 the same is paid within twelve months from I'M
n passare of this act Provided tur!her, Una
costs, interest or charges so refunded snail De re
81 funded by the State, city OF parish to winch sal
z# taxes have been respectively paid.
81 SIC. .. Be it further enacted, ETC., That tn
I'll Act shall take effect from and after its passage.
YEA (Signed) D. d. hhAm'
2 Sneaker pro tenn. of the House of Representative
NH Isirned> ALBERT VOORHEES,,
I;eutenant.G overnor and President OF the Senal
@ Approved March s, 1866.
Isirred, j. MADISON WELLS,
@ Governor of the State of LoulslaT
A. true copy
J. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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LOIS DE LA LOUISIANA.
No. G3.l
AC'rE

No. OBJ b
vENANT h L'AIDE DE L'ECoLE D'ErAT EFT ACAph'
ME hILIrAlRE.
SECTION l. LIE senat ct la chambre aes represen-
tants de latat de la Louisiana, reunis en- assenoiee
generate, decretent Les sommes sulvantes son'
allouees de tous fonds au tresor non-autrement al
fectGs, au service de Fecole d'Etat ct academle
militaire, eablie Alexandria, Louisiana, payaples
au tresorier de Get Establishment d presentation
du mandat du gouverneur, ainsi: la somme de
vingtcinq mile hut cents piastres, montant des
in.erGs dtis par lEtat les fonds de instituton
pendant les ann6es 1852 1868, 1864 ct 1855, ct de
lauuelle il sera debut la somme de vingt mile
pastres gu toue partie dicelle necessaire payer
l'emprupt fait par lie gouverneur pour lie compile
de cette institution: de plus, la somme de quinze
mile six cents piastres pour deducation de cinq-
mantle deux eleves de rEtat, boursiers on toute
norton de cette somme que Fentretien de ces
leyes exigera raisOn de trois cents piastres par
an eleve de plus Ia somme de cinq mile piastres
atm de completer les PREPARATIONS des batisses de
pecole des maisons des professeurs ct autres edi-
foes ct cl6tures que les ravages de la guerre ont
sh,mas de plus cinq mile piastres reffet de re-
nonveer Ia bibliotheque, lie laboratoire de CHIME
AZ do nhvsioue les instruments d'ingenieur qu ont
ats ob1mss detruits ct enleves de plus, Ia somme
de- mile piastres pour payer les depenses neces
sa;rss du bureau des Administrators, SAVIOR: lei
annointments du tresorier les fras de voyage de'
membres venant assister aux deliberations de Ii
direction, la papetere ct autres articles de bureau
qui seront pages de Ia meme maniere; ann oe re
nouyeler la bibliotheque, les instruments de pnysl
aue, de CHIME ct de mathematiques, chacans te
spectvement, dams lie courant de cette annee
Bien entendu que les eeves choisis oahs les p,
roisse let a la Nouvelle- Orleans, le seroht ue
maniere determinee par la loi' parmi les ia'nnl'
de gems qui mont pas les moyens de payer Ecu
depenses, fait qui sera constate par le oeiun.
du president du juri de police de Ia paroisso
mar cs,ni -dn bnreau DIES directors des ecoles p
bques Ia NouveNe Orleans les eleVes d ieo
cation, desouels il aura etc ainsi pourEu dsVren
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DrnNR ENKSMEE,

STALLS NOS. AND > ST. MARS's MARKET
s,, s...msbiu, and Steanlsnats Supplied,
and Ia now prepared furnish his sid friends ana
with everything in thu meat line as lis old place OF hnsns
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SHIP CHANDLEK1
DRAhGR oF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
d OF ANATOMY,
40and q ST CHARLES STREET,

Four important lectures entitled "The Philosophy Of Mar
iags delivered the Museum in New York can Dc nss
on appc letter enclosing Is addressed seS
tsry Branch OF the New York Museum Of Anatomy 10 and
| st Charles steeet, Nav Orleans
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AR. G., w. DIRMEYER-
NO. 50 PRYTANIA STREET,
BETWEEN ITALIA AND MELPoaEfE

EMOvAL-DR BERTHELoT HAS REMOVED
- ~. ,.vaotNo l7p-between BARONNE and DRY
anEs Hours for special consultation from Il NJ to p n
.-pr B. as usual gives special attention to all suRGb
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COMPREHENSIVE.


CARD. ............,..,............A CARD. II
9hs xdsssF TRE Fl @
ths member win when ss
junior will continue 70 giye his attention to such
Bs.Ss. s i 1S srS'shh s%
SE9 s @'ss's' Washington City
Washington City, Feb 49, 1896
THE UNDERs1GNED WILL ATTEND TO AL i,
the 'G ad the sos and
Judge sAA't GEo j. y 4A9 TgSIs9s rs s'ts Street.
sBsEgs to refer to so Rgg ~ BaqE Wash ns
K" 5oS ssT sSH
Non, W l. sharkey, Jackson Miss Hon Randeli Hunt
FontG Memphis, Tena Hon j. W. Stevenson covingt0n'
Washington City Feb. 10, 1866.
THE UNDERMINED HAVE THIS DAY
toaed for the purpose Of @ d h
the " p FpsLay Co.
3D. p sFees ss and
O. and Rsmea AZ the
occupied By As'''' '''"'" '''} F TEEEE0ok
New Orleans, March l, 1855 f. o. WooDmAH .--
THE FIRM OF SAM. DE BOW s. co.
'''' ''' N''' fAT u. De EEt f2Si
s
es se ,ns od &, Nos g 81 New
street. rcru.srpp c,ora, par,nsr
6 S9t boW G Fa1.nsr ia GSnmendum
New Orleans. Feb l, 1866
1sSssSs he sGsEGs5 sT m Ss
account his old stand under the name and n co
New Orleans Feb. l, 1866
COPA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FlRMoF CLIFFQRD
u Walsh Co being dissolved by the Withdrawal OF H. b.
business the old stand corner IrsyieE ana heH LeSee
Streets the style and firm of THnS G ~AH 60
A RTf coNNELL.
: TRE PARrNEKsfItP HERETOFORE EXIST S,I !,
da5 ss4fe d s % fn
" L. JOHNSON
;, u,rsE UNDERsIGNE HAVE, THIS PAY DAY
ArD fES e u f
a fA'ioi'A'f fN'D ''-''' " i, J0HNS lN;
i : :: rES RENEaAE
New Orleans, Jan. lst, 1866.
H. HAVING RETIRED FROM, ACTIVE b, BU rs
btEEGE i PENN The patronage hitherto him
New Orleans. Jan. l. 1866 ". W..
L, ca ;.s5 AS W. = A AsB.
notary public city of Ptadehs State Of peapsyy
o ri sT 5s ssa iS
settlement Of tie business of our ate htEns
h2tEis; 4 " HS ;lSS'$s$isn.
TIME EEDERsGGNED HAVE THIS IA
- l. formed Gopartner.hp Hnder the name ana stylS
ii, parposs of f n":!. Ga? r. F"
. i;rsyier street j. MASsTE MARTIN
JNO. F. BUTTS,
EDMUND H. MARTIN,
OF Opeousas, in comnendUra
New Orleans, Jan. 16, 1866.
yEAvyss BEEN PARTNERS IN THE HOUSE
DuueSn, Martin Co, We solicit ior hessrs 'A@f
Butts the patronage heretofore extended to tnt nm
EDMUND H. MARTIN
NEg, JOSEPH VI. DohEIHtiU EE HAS
W. 'n'''eo !" '1' UREEVY, hICkERsON & &C
on New Orleans, Jan. l5 1866.
ton T.oy, A ETN EfssNyp.-Mr HERMAN MEAD
Il clerk IN my mousse
first ssted in The business frsm Tie style OF the firm
ter be @ IN btre keen on hand an extensive asson
Of tba yery hest quality Of FAMILY GROCERIES, and
supply at the shortest notice. Aq 81 IN
III Vi reasonable TERMS ar,,5aJars.r
New, Orleans, Oct. :, 1865,
lclal yE,SxE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXISTING BET"
l. A Montgomery and James a " hite, uii1e t'e
and style MONTGOMERY WHITE in 9l2 Guy. W
eX- the partners vii "''e1O W ' 4 R. MONIGG AEE
JAS a WHITE.
,ond S'" 0''''D'' 49,. ,-,-,
IS in ~ n h lac Arm Of NontgoInery & White
,un ecnonut JAMES A. WHIT
OWN A''1 1853 Common str
Scept Few Orleans, 23d Jnne, 1858.
MOrECE.--THE FIRM OF GooDRICH 4 GO
~ tho " nutpa consent this day dissolved j. Gooo
" viii the liquidation OF the affairs OF 'ne ia'e III
~ NO ID o0iliA0D ' GOODRICH & CO., In Liquidation
New New Orleans Sept: 20 1865.
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COAL-WOOD--LUMBER.

- .
rI,RE IsLACK DIAMOND
COAL AND MINING COMPANY,
OF p1TrsBURG PA
INCORPORATED UNDER THE GENERAL MINING
LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA
Capital. sss0o'ooo
10000 SHARES AT $40 PER SHARE.
FOR WORKING CAPITAL. 5000 shAhEs
FOR CONTINGENT FUND. $500 SHARES
pres;dept-NICHoLAs SCHNEIDER, Pi.tsburg.
Treasurer-CHARLEs sEIBERT,
secretary-CHRISTIAN SEIBERT,
Superintendent of the Mines-LoRENz HOFFMAN
Webster, Penn
go General Business Superintendent. Bos"ELL PHIL
y LIPS, Philadelphia.
Nicholas Schneider, Christian seibert,
T. Boswell Phillips, Charles Seioert-
IL I,orenz Hoffman Joseph Reymann-
T. pbilip Eicheuaub Joseph Seibert,
OF Jocob Dressed.
Principal ONCE, 50 Water st., Pittsburg, Pa
J !:
- CAYCE, BEARD & CO., 81 SOUTH COURT ST
MEMPHIS, TENN.
8 Agents for the Southern States.
a, j. G. BUEY sR,, 80 Natchez street,
r, New Orleans Agent
E Of whom circulars all further information may be obtain
n a. asILTENBEKaEK,
Coal Commisslon Merchant
~ 81 CAMP STREET,
& bf or'a&ns.
nAsAm g. P0oLEK,
THOMAS HAsAM, j. c. PsoLEN
N. Florida Yellow Pine Lumber Yard
Corner of Julia and Cedar streets,
OF NEW BASIN, NEW oRLEANs.
artn nas- Box No 95 Mechsncs Exchange, Masonic Hall
a.-z
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION. -
1rHE CoPAnTNEnsHIP IN C CONN sSTS
Sl5Ss ssa s Witt
the late firm r ss TStsS to at 'hs his o
Corner st. Charities Streets wi5hpu de,ay to avoid
ss" proceedings. & r F BL3sGA.RD
rTnE coPAmTNEwsHlPr o EX x[sTsG ud BE-
the sssavsd on tie M inst L zSKES
tie NEW tSs e oreans, n March 1i e. 1856,
From this date Col JAMES NELLIGAN will attend to the
9{ ss 'G laTsF ssi
on own r sr liberal patronage they will en-
dea"or to merit The their respective
places business L fA v5S S zSHdEsAs'
NoT1GE O.. OF THE tms DEAI HTE 9E
Nd k9bNkr GG s"yS s9i
"s %4s .ssn nnr s,,tns AGAINST the above firms, are
hereby and all psr
S NsS: % %7bSW j. J. S MATEfhHAhS'
so, s so5 and so7 dTaVsr Street, New Orleans,
r DY AN ACT PASSED BEFORE EDWARD BA A.
Is NETT Notary Public, the undersigned have entered into
sa, tSd t ana ppP Factor At The Old
3 05 307 GrAver street. under the name ana u III
ROBERTS CO. where can always be f1nn" on n"nH nas
y Ba'us1ers and DfeSseo HUBERT RWBERT ROBERTS
MRS WIDOW W. WATERMAN,
d MRS WIDOW ]. BkoWNLEE,
, | New Orleans March 3, 1866
II yI,HE FERM OF j. Ii. ASMERINAE .. p
III NEPHEW having been dissolved, by limitation, on the
3st of DECEMBER 1851 have resumed business at my tofe
~ Office - ,,o couuoS crpEET
In connection with the house of J. H. ASHBR1DGE 90
London and Liverpool who will continue to devote sne'F
y attention to the
i'll SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES,
hO and the purchase of every description of
he MERCHANDISE suitable for this market.
H. Mr.. GEORGE c. LAwRAsoN holds my tp I , pqwsE
,ss attorney. ,, ,ocr D. L. A'iiAi'hA'
V,rssOIUTIoN OF COPAKTNEn
90 The firms of O. E. HALL CO., Gst. Lonis HoteD and
Oh NJ HIIDRETH CO., St Charles HoteD are this day Ga
of oyed NV mutual consent O. Hall will hereafter carry
the business for account and will settle the business
l., said firms. " Z, e. 1871 T., ,,,,,
. for tie liberal patronage extended to the
TX Charles Hotel since Its e5eo.isn S" occunaton Of
and will here them that the former mas wthh se p
few months thoroughly renovated painted ana
and the furniture thoroughly cleansed vanished ana Jpn
stered land would remark to those not cognzan VI
these much, MUCH needed Improvements .ba t
the addition Of such new furniture as was Sq % ms
it ever has TO those who please 70
cry ST. Louis passing through the same renovaon
Both houses will Be- kept the old with table dh
Orleans Oct. II, 1865 - Z. nan
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rg1ME COMPREHENSIVE IN CoMMENDUA
axis,inr m this CITY under the style of TuRCt'Trh d
BLANCH ARD expired the 10th February 1851 by matnn
~ Contract Mr. j. TURcOTTE alone is charged with me
oHitinn Of the late firm Parties indebted to them will
aase their account with said j. Tnrcotte at his ohce
S Si o., o +,d j. TUkGUTTE,
lesA p4oe''"e0 G. 7. BLANCHARD.
A. PErIN, in Commenduln.
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TRANSPORTATION.

.,s a asnaG{Tra ~ tho train g. PANDELY,
sns ceFs''o-e'4 WAC ''- Supernrenaent.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RA4EIA9A D-IHE
| quickest from New Orleans to New YORK anu I'll
Eastern and Northern cities
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and e7sniA :
on arrival of trains and steamers from the south
| Time from Cairo to Chicago-l9 hours.
. Baltimore-49 hours.
| phlacepha--5O hours
| New York-5S hours
gor trorph tickets apply s ors Of the Atlantic ant
Missssppi Steamship tnnpany 04 Common street ana a
The depot Orleans jackson and Great Noitnert
Raroad also at the Illinois Central Railroad depot CAIRO
| i>Ni''' ~ NJ HuGHlfT, .
| General Superintendent, Chicago.
| W. P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago
| b.. r. LONGLEf,
| General Southern Agent, New Orleans
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OFFICIAL.
rRDCLA MI ALTON

DRDCLA NATION
BY J. MADISON WELLS,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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From this date Col JAMES Michigan viii attend to the
Auction and Sales Stables, BarOnne street. ana
ca + Won XINKEN contnue the Auction and Commission
business at Auction Mart lb6 drawer anu II
| Union street. on his own account - ,l.r 49,
Thanking the public for their liberal PATRONAGE hes VIII f
deoyo continuance OF The same AT tnef Respective
places OF business. ,.,,pv NurIIcAN
| L. Won XINhEN.
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RESOLUTION OF CoPAKTNEHsH1P-
The firms of O. E. HALL h CO., (st Lons Hotel and D.
NJ H1LDRETH CO., st Charles HoeD are this day day
solved by mutual consent O. E. Hall will hereafter carry on
she business for account and will settle the
-. e.. 0. E. HALL,
~ D. NJ HILDRETH.
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TINE COPA EXlSTlHG b.
L tween JAMES NELL1GAN and u Won AtNkhf'i uhaeI
consent dissolved the LIST inst L. Won ANkEN Will SCI
| tie the business OF the house
| Sew Orleans March 6, 1856
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SAM DE BOW will continue the COTTON FACTCRAtE
ANn ,iENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS for his own
sccount az his old stand, under the name and style m
aeeouh'' " " 49, SAM. DE BOW co.
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rOPA RTNERsH1P-THE FIRM Of CtIFFQRD
Walsh Co being dissolved by the withdrawal OF H. B.
Clifford the will continue the General Commission
business at the old stand corner rsyer and New Leyee
stiee''' " ~ ' THOS. G. WALSH.
ARTHUR CONNFLL.
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|& Co..
he Presi-
Orleans.
Orleans.
lon Mer-
|torneyBl.
Orleans.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-26
RE TOR TEON!
The Policy of the Union Party
Restore the National Union.

"ResoyUed by the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States o.
An2eric0, IN Congress- assembled, two
thirds of both Houses cOncurnng, Ihat
the following article be proposed TO the
Legislatures of the several States as an
amendment to the Constitution OF the
United States, which, when ratlneu oG
three-fourths of the said Legislatures,
shall be valid as part of the Consutu-
ton, namely:
ARTICLE-SectiOn l. All persons born
or naturaIized in the United States, and
subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are CIT
izens of the United States; and OF the
State wherein they reside. NoState shall
make or enforce any law which snail
abridge the privileges or immunltes OF
citizens of the United States. Nor snail
any State deprive any person OF lie, no
erty. or property without due process OF
law, nor deny to any person WITHIN its
jurisdiction the equal protection OF the
laws. u,.
ssSccfiOn2 Representatives shall be ap-
nortioned among theSeveral states accord
ing to their respective numbers, counting
the whole number OF persons III each State,
excluding Indians not taxed; but Wheh-
ever the right to vote at any election tor
electors of President and Vice President,
or for United States Representatives IN
CONGRESS-. executive and judicial officers,
or the members of the Legislature thereof,
is denied to any of the male inhabitants
of such State being tWenty-one years ol
age and citizens of the United states, OF
| in any way abridged, except for partlcl-
! DatiOn in rebellion or other crime, the
! basis of representation therein shall be
/ reduced in the proportion which the mum
her of such male citizens shall bear TO the
whole number of male citizens tWenty-Ont
! wears of are in that State.
! "Secti077 3. No person shall be Senator
| or Representative in Congress, elector o
President and Vice President or hold any
office. civil or military under the UnlteC
! States. or under any State, who, having
/ previously taken an oath as mempef O
ConpresS, or as an officer of the Unltet
States or as a member of any state Leg
Iature. or as an executive or judicial olict
of anv State. to support the Constitution
of the United States. shall! have engage
in insurrectiOn or rebellion against tn
same. or given aid or comfort TO the enc
mics thereof; but Congress may, by a Not
of two-thirds of each House remove sue
disability.
"Secti0n 4. The validity of the publ
debt of the United States authorized D
law. including debts incurred sor the pa!
ment of pensions and bountieS for serYlC
i'm suppressing insurrectiOn or rebellion
shall not be questioned, but neither I'll
United States nor any State shall assun
j., or pav any debt or obligation incurred
/ aid of insurrectiOn or rebellion again
the United States, or any claim for II
K loss or emancipation of any slave, but q
|, such debts, Obligations, and claims aha
be held illegal and void"
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MIS- g L l. L a N z =

Lazincss IN Bible Reading.-Lord |
discover an arrant laziness in my soul.
For when [ am to read chapter III
the Bible, before begin it look where
it endeth; and if it endeth not on the
same side, I cannot keep my hand
from turning over the leaf to measure
the length thereof on the other side; If
it swell to many verses 1 begin to
grudge.
ed. Were l truly hungry after heav,
only food, I would not complain OF
meat. Scourge, Lord, this laziness OF
soul. Make the reading OF Thy Word
not penance, but pleasure unto me-
Teach me, that as among many heaps
of gold all being equally pure, that is
the best which is the biggest, SO | may
esteem that chapter in Thy Word the
best which is the longest.-Dr, 4AO"1a
Fuller.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-26

Treatment of the Aged.-A little
thoughtful attention, how happy it
makes the old They have outiived
most of friends Of their early youth.
How lonely their hours Often their
partners in life have long filled their
Silent graves, often their children they,
have followed to the tomb. They stand
solitary, bending on fhor staff waiting
till the same call shall reach them
How often they must think of absent
lamented faces; of the love which cher
ished them, and tears of sympathy that
fell with theirs, now all gone why
should not the young cling around ana
comfort them, cheering their gloom
| with songs and happy smiles
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-26

The Police AND THE FREEDMEN OF
NEw ORLEANS. New Orleans Ad-
vocate says: "Since the riot we have
heard of many houses of eolored peo--
ple being entered by armed police and
searched, and the occupants heightened
out of their houses in the night, and IN
some cases threatened with death II
tbey did not Immediately bring forth
any arms they might have in their
nossession. We understand that sol
diars who have served in the Union
armies and when mustered out paid
the United States for their guns, have
been deprived of these by ex-Rebe! sol, /,
diers, who now constitute onr police.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-26
MUNITIONS OF WAR SoUTH.-A late

MUNITIONS OF WAR SoUTH.-A late
New Orleans letter says:
s'There is to day at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, ordnance of all kinds to
equip an army of 100000 men, with
but a single regiment to protect them.
Although officially notified of the fact,
there has been no attention PAID to
the notifications of the danger involv-
ed The South was never better arm
ed than now"
This is a matter Of some interest
If it is necessary to store immense
quantities of war material in places
within the rebellious part of the coun-
try, and where the disposition OF the
p0pulation cannot be called that OF de-
! 7otion to the Government, they should
be made secure even against improb'
able contingencies.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-26
p O Z t r z
"I WILL NOT FEAR
MABELlS GOODNIGHT SONG.

I will not fear; for round my life
The life of heaven doth flow;
I will not fear; some gentle care
Protects, where'cr go.
When nights dark shades are over me
| will not shrink or cry,
For well | know that III the dark
Bright angels watch on high.
will not fear when [ am i'll,
For if | die | know
That to blessed home above
My spirit glad will go.
7 will not fear that | shall want
For home, or clothes, or bread,
For there's a care that watches me,
And knows the way | tread.
will not fear for cold or heat,
For storm, or cloud, or sun,
For God keeps all things in their place,
And nothing wrong is done.
will not fear, for, if trust
That tender care above,
1t will bless all things-good ana III
That tender heavenly love.
Thus little 0Iable softly sang,
Wrapt in her snowy gown,
AS. waiting for the goodnight KISS,
To sleep she laid her down.
And tender angels care did keep
! The trusting, loving child,
/ At noon and night, at sunsets hour,
And when the morning smiled
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-26
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1866.
The New York Herald on the
Maine Election.

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