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August next they may otherwise by law he excluded
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tFrom the Poe, Whittier.
From Senator Summer
SENATE CHANnHR. lTlh Jnly Is

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The United states Languarc.

AZ Msssilia the padlic records aud lsrr
proceedings were u Spanish. 4 kentuck
ian wos brought before lhe aicAde u msgis.
'raic for assault and battery. The native
lndge with shaggy heard uncombed hair and
dirty face. appeared on he bench IN soiied
crliso shirt and buckskin ssndaIs. tie
kcew no English. S;ernly mononing lhe
kenluckian u rise, he ordered TIE sheriff
20 ask The prisoner whether he spoke Span
ish.
mary Spsnish"
Then" said the alcsde. "he mus, hire ca
interpreter"
The delinquent shifting bis tobacco qaid
70 the Other check. replied:
Ask him Whe'her this court Is sitting 10
Nrxlco or The United Sta,esl"
I'm The Unned Siaies." responded the
snQry official.
"Then tell him that | understand the
United States lsngosge, and II be DON. riil
see him did before hire on interpreter
for him.
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night, after partaking heartily Of cold mincs
pie. Jus; before going to bed, he had bad
dreams. His wife saw the new moon over
her lef: shoulder. Then. nc, one OF the
attendants at his palace. who had been on .
spree for week or two, imagined that he
saw serpenls in the hir-and his boots, and
heard ghosts shrieking and squealing 10 the
streets OF Rome. But these things, howev-
er much they might scare the attendant. his
wife and the cold mince pie could not BY
any manner Of means Tighten Caesar. And
30 he went about among the coffee houses
electioneering as usual. One morning-it
was the ides Of March--ss Cmsar was stand
ing ia the ro,unda OF the new Court House
the conspirators suddenly set upon him with
corn cutters and cooked his royal goose.
lie was about TO fail, bu. suddenly recol-
leciing thar The scene would be incomplete
without his toga-it was Sara.toga that
he used 10 wear at the Springs-he sent an
attendant for il. and when il arrived he
wrapped il around him has he had sees For
rest do when playing the character, and
picking ou. place on the aoor where there
wasn't any tobacco spit, he laid down and
died. Ills last words were. "vEsf, viDr.l
came l"saw them bindr but they
scooped me in.
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CnrHrFT Radical LEApsEs- The Cal.
esgo Tntuae, kzdirsi, referring . The cor
rhefioa IA ihe tiepuhliran lesdrrs in Cali
icrn'a. makes these sign icaBi rsmaFk-
The.r coFrapt leaders thou IA themselves
see1te " siciary, Hpi whsr ilis returns
same 10 shoAla-s isnnease gains every y here
ipr she caFrcrnsaes. ~e were roil they
were surprised " poubilsss' Csnsia BIO.
PIE we're slrgiizsl sen- years 80 when The
vigilance COMMITTEES commenced operations
FhFse ere not ihe only politicians il tie
eousify 'hat viii Be surprised. N some fae
cay. so.c'-coser that The PssP!c haye been
~aichirg them.
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All sorts Of games and contests arc
common nowadays, bnt thcfollowin-
advertisement from Cincinnati pa
per naAes public something decidedly
novel. 1t says:
There are two mon in Covinrton.
both having no legs, and there is u
dispute which is the mos. active Of
the two. They are in the same situa
ton both propel the same way. upon
which they serve their arms AS others
% their legs. They are each twenty
hye years oi age. one weighs one hnn-
dred pounds. aud the other one hun
dred and thirty pounds. These two
men propose to run race Tor $500 "a
side, for one mile. These gentlemen
are well known throagllout The com
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-04

a Writer 10 the vieksburg Times SAYS lhGt
u sny process can b invented BY which
sweet potatoes can be cut into slices and
dried, that crop in the South would be- q.
valuable as one half the cotton crop former.
" was. Here Is field for scientific expe.
rimeni. The inventor Of the desired pro.
cess would fad himself millionaire a.
soon ss i was found 10 DO practicable be-
yond doubt.
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4 Wv WAY ~ KILL Rars.-A cor
respondent proposes new wsy n dill rats
His Own house bsirg ovsrun wilh the yer
min. servant rirl. who had seen the st
scts cf 'Osd Bourbon wLissey" On biped.
thought she would Try an txperimen, on
rate Accordingly. she took smsll quan.
lity. made i very sweet with sug,r. crum-
oied u bread enough for The crowd and se,
the dish in the cellar. A few hours sfier.
shs went down. and 'ounl several rst- rlo
riausly "fudsigd." engaged 10 throwing %.
iato psrincs, snd hauling one smother Up b
sfiaf. Thfss Wsre easily dlspc-rd Or. anu
those not killed lcii the premises immediate
iy, suffering with severe headache
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The other Word.
nr WIS. HARRIET BrtcnEa srowE.

nT Nzs. H2RRiEr BEtcnER STOWE.
u lies around Us hike cloud.
4 world we cannot see;
YET The sweer closing oi m eye
My bring us there 10 b..
lis gentle brsszss fan our cheek;
Amid orr worldly cares,
IT. gentle voices whisper lose.
AID mingie uiih our praycrs.
STeei hearts arOura us lhrob sni beat,
SSsss helpias hands are stirred,
And palpi'stss the veil between
WHh breati.iugs almos. heard.
The silence. awful. swse, snd caIui.
Tney have 10 power 70 bresk.
F'r moriai words are not for them
~ utter Or partske.
- thin. % sOf'. % swse, 'i,es glide.
X, ne-f n press ,hsy seem.
They iali a. gently % o., rest,
They ms.t into our drsam.
And in ihs hush u rest they bring.
III easy now to see
How lovely and h9~ sweet pass
Ihs hour u death may se;--
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JTA Charleston paper tells how
Samuel Fraser, plantation oycrseer.
was arrested on the order Of Aaron
Logan. . black registering officer. be-
cause he objected TO negroes on tho
blantaiioa taking week 10 get their
names registered. A negro yuard
was organized, wlo would not Iet
their prisoner ride his own horse. but
forced him 70 walk at The point of the
bayonet fifteen miles 10 Charleston
where in the morning, be was r,
leased by the military, and the negro
officers placed under arrest il lis
place.
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1.-THE telegraph furnishes the fol


1.-THE telegraph furnishes the fol
loving from Baltimore:
Edwin Booth is recovering and is consid-
cred sale from the threatened loss OF his
arm. lie hss made application sgsin for
the remains Of his brother. plesding very
earnestly that bis mother, being very sgea.
Graves The dead body so that she may inter
il before she dies near ,ha, Of his Distinguish
ed father. who il buried near this city. His
request has been denied.
The refusal to deliver np the body
Of criminal who is alleged TO have
been dead two and half years is
certainly very extraordinary pro-
ceeding. Pirates, parricides, marri-
ciies, and regicides have been eAecu-
ted before but We never heard before
Of a case where an aged mother was
denicd the privilege Of giving decent
sepnlture to the bones Of her guilty
son. This persistent refusal TO give
up the body said to be Wilkes Booth.
will only tend to confirm many IN the
belief that that individual il still
alive. IN. "A. Ledger.
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NO. a..
Negro voting.
The following dispatch appears in
he morning papers:

The following dispatch appears in
.hc morning papers:
Richmond, Sept. Is.
The voting on the subscription 10 the
Chesapeake railroad closed to-day without
altering The result. About two thousand
black votes were cast out owing tc The fact
that they had forgotten the names they had
registered BY and handed in votes under diff
.erent names.
We do not know what better com
mentary than this could be offered on
the whole subject Of negro voting
That the whole thing is 4 broad farce
las the neglo's face when lie grins
must be apparent to every citizen.
Bat this is not all. One name is As
good as another to a contraband, and
in all probability the same negros have
in many places all over the Sonth been
registered under different names.
n. A. Ledger.
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QUHE 4 CHANcE.-The l,ichmond
Dispatch says that General Canbys
order, that no one shall be Juror in his
district who has not paid Ms taxes /, r
the current year, will make the nun
Der Of negro Jurors small indeed.
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IL The Memphis Avalanche tells
Of German VINO settled ia Wess
tennessee IN 1868. upon a capital of
$500 and good health, hired farm I
5000 rent, aud cleared 5000. anu
has now become q wealthy land pro-
prietor.
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GA couple Of neighbors become 90 in-
imical That they would not speak TO each
other; out one having been converted al !
camp meeting on seeing his former enemy,
held cut bis hand saying, "How dye DO.
kempi am humble &c ouga 10 shake
hands with dcg.r
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0T'Main't ses you homo from meelin'
Peggyp
No, you shan't. I'm o,heru isc engaged.
'Swanny, ! guess you've mi-sed Il hi.
time. Tor I've 60. my pocket foil oi ginger
bread
You may take Wy arm. jim. only said
70 Cor fun
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liza gentleman remarked ihsl--who
usea 70 be given 20 sharp pc raciice, wss get.
ing 70 bs more circvmspect. "Yes," re.
pl'ed Judge Hosr. Of Massachusetts,, "he
has reached the superlslive Of liIe--he Sc.
gan BY seeking 10 get On, then ne souph, 10
get honor. and now be is Trying to ge, hon.
est.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-04

1.-THE Terrc Hante journal saws
that the recent Methodist Conference
AZ connersvllle. this State, Nominated
Colfax for President.
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1.-THE New York World sars
Geueral SicAles has formally applied
tpr q court of inquiry and that Gralt
Las N iufscd liis application.
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Thiak ID This.

The expenses OF running the government
six years and four months under radical rule
has been equal 10 six-sevenIhs Vi The as-
sessed valuation Of entire property in The
United States and Territories, in 1860
Look o, the figures: The assessed yalua-
lion in 1850 was SIC. is6 .6l6 600. Tie
expenses 81 The government ia The fret six
Jears and four months OF the reign of the
radical party. according 10 a statement re-.
Gently nude by the Secretary OF Tie Tfeas-
ury, was Sli5o0No,o00 II six-seveuths
of The properly oi the country are required
Tor The support Of ihe government eyery sx
years. bow long can the people bear up IN
der the burden, and be kept rom bank.
rupicy ind. Herald.
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GrA writer In London paper says:
Our Irish Chief Secretary beiag he owner of
: fine ostrich which some dsys ago was safo-
" delivered Of 90 egg, received the follow.
ing telegram from bis steward: my Lord,
y your sordship u out of lhe country have
procured the biggest goose | couIs find d
sei cn ihe usttich's egg
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NrA goud. natursd fellow. who was near
y eaten out o. house and hume by the con
s'nnt visits ~ hi iriends, wss one Day con
planning bitterly cf biz numerous visitors.
"Shure. sod l'il TIL ye how 10 get rid oi
EN- ssid 90 Irshmsn.
..Prsy. h0ai"
Lend your money 10 the poor ones and
borrow money lrom the rich ones, and rather
sort will iser tsnu5ls YOU agin,"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-04

IL Base bail is raging throughout the
eli region, spsriDg neither age nor ccndi
sicn. We eat base bail, talk X. and act il
The other nigh, one OF the deacons Of o
church in franklin, winding Up apetition
% The throne Oi Grace, said: "Oa, Lord, as
we s'sr fcr home run 70 glory. don't le.
Us By The devil be csught ont on fy.'
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