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WHAT BaASDY" Is MADE OH a
case recently tined 10 Albany, \. y, the
process OF manufacturing liquor VA
brought into court. A lot G! 'cenulne
frehcl bIsndles III Tue olsinal CAST, had
been seized for non pa, OF lmport
dulles. In HE c"uise OF the ,lIal i; VA.
shown tha, not only i French brandy
Manufactured iii New York and elsewhere
out OF cologne splrlt (~hatever that
may be) favored by oil of cognlSc and
neutral" but the casks in whci, the stuff
IS sent out for sale aye hade in New York,
10 exact Imitation Of lie French CA K,
branded, stained, ante dated, labeled, DC,
so perfect, that even the experts are un-
able 10 detect the counterfeit. III such
demand are these casks tina, five large
establishments art constantly employed in
max ing them in New York and Williams.
burgb, snt Is many more, doubtless, else.
where.
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SONG CJRCHlLDREy.


Come stand by my knee little children,
Too weary for laughter or song;
The sports Of the daylight are over,
nd evening is creeping along;
The sAow-6elds are white in the moonlight,
The winds of the winter are chill,
But und the shel,ering roof-tree
The fire shineih ruddy AMI still.
Iou sit by the FIRE, little children,
Your cheeks they are rudy and WARM
But out in the cold of the winter
Is many shivering form
There are mothers that wander for shelter,
and babes that are p;ning for bread;
. thank the dear Lord, little children,
From whose tender hand you are fed.
Come. look in my eyes little children.
And tell me, through all the long day,
Have you thought of the Father above US,
Who guarded from evil your way9
He heareth the cry Of the sparrow,
And careth foi great and for small,
In life and death little children,
His love is the truest Of all.
Now 60 to your rest, little children,
Aud over your innocent sleep,
Unseen by your visions the angels
Their watch thro the darkness shall keep
Then pray that the hepherd. who guideth
The lambs that lie loveth so WE'LL
bay lead you in lite's rosy morning,
Best thu still waters to dwell.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09

Tug CATTLE PLAGUE -Informa,icn
reaches the State Department a. Wash.
'rg,on that the es',le plague is increasing
to 40 alarming extent in Great Britain.
The report for the week ending January
20lh, announces 10,04l new cases, which
number is unprecedented. The total
number Of cases has reached 50 04O.
AT this ratio it will not require many
weeke to drain the king lon of its cattle.
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S526.S45 so
100000 90
Total commerce Of Menominee, 1896, s45 so

1otal commerce OF nenomlnee, 1870, S2o ou
BIC SuAMIco-Weeu's mill, IS 900 fl
Lumber. l million Shingles. (lhs pro.
duct OF a rew uill, jus. flushed l., nch
Il Tremble, 4 millions Lumber, Il mil
lions La,h.
FISH CREEK Mr.. Hanback, returns
the shipments 1T $500 oorGs Wood
10000 Telegraph Poles $50 bbls. Fish,
100 cords Stone, Is 900 Cedar Posts.
Chambers Island is estimated a. !
million #. Lumber.
DycxEsvlLLE Van Dvcke returns
ST ml!ilun Shingles. E 900 tee. Il,ub Der,
90 cords WOOD, 5000 lies, $50 Telegraph
oIes.
Eco HARpoR.-J. E. Thorp d Co
2.uOU cords Wood, cargoe. Telegraph
oles. Other Shipments. 200 corus
Wood, 200 lies, 500 Poles
CLAY BANKS 100000 f.. Lumber,
hat million Shingles, $50 co'ds W God
l 900 Ties. 500 b5is. Flsh, 500 Flsh bar
reIs. 500 Posts, 50 cords Bo,s.
sTUKGE "Si BAY.-S. u. Clark millions
Lumber. 300 cords Wood Benne,,.
arr y CO.. 4 millions Lumber, 8 millions
Timber. 900 cord. Wood. 10000 Il. r
Ties. 200 curhs Bark, l ,n,,,ion Lath
Uher parl,es. $40 cords Wood. $40
cords Bark, IL QUO Cedar Posts, 9,UUU
abroad lies, 900 cords Stone, 7CO bbls
Lime, 500 cords ohingle Bolt4.
Esca>ABA ID Langley d Co, 5 mil
liou- #. Lumber.
OcoNro -Iiol' & Cskins, 1871 mil
hons Lumber, q mllrluus Lath. IL 900
Pl,k.ts.
Mcdonald & Brunque.'. 6 millions
Lumber, l,2UU,OU Laln, 10000 Pick
cts.
Lilile River Mill., 9 millions Lumi,ar.
250.0U0 Lath and Picke,s. 100 O0O square
uiuhsr.
John Leigh. Stiles. 2 millions Lumber
l6O NJ eqnars Timber. 250 VI Picke,s.
The above i. only partial return from
tte Oconto liver. The balance from
bcnnto and Stiles vii! make The tola,
product Of lumber frou that river proba
bly, 50 millions.
BAILEY's HAKBoR, (not properly on
Green BAY 24UO cords Wood. 20 600
Cedar Posts.
PEsHTIoo.-Ths Pesh'igo Lumber
Mills clipped Lumber. Is ls2 900 fl !;
ath. 2 600 600: K K. Tics, 4 900; Sa.h
and Dovfs. IS 100
GREEN BAY Anton Klaus. 3 100 600
Lum"eI 26 millions Shingles, 3 800 Tier.
s 900 Cedar Posts. The balance from
this place and Duck Creek, will make
total OF 9 millions Lumber, Al millions
Shingles. 5000 Ties.
The company are making preparations
TO pu, up auother mill. to run three Shin
gle Machines and . Circular by means OF
3 Steam Engine of eight, (S0) hor.e pow
er. All The other mills aIe ruL with
water power.
FISHERIES. -Clav Banks, bbls. $50:
Whire>fish Bay. 1775; Baiey's Ila,t.:
and Sand Reach, 1850; Mud Bay. $50;
Eagle Harbor, $50: t,sh Creek, $40,
Little ]larbor, 800; North BAY. 400;
Warrington and Rock islands $500
Total on Eas, side Of Bay. l4475 barrels
leo fishing in The winter, Is tone.
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CURE YoR LoCKJaw.- have noticed
in TIE papers lately notices Of seversi
deaths by iockjsw. a preventative and
remedy is the application of byefs gal! ,o
The wound. BesI1es lie srti-spssmodic
pTorensi.iss. the gall will draw from the
wound any particles Of wood, g!ass, iron,
or any other subslanc's that may cause
irritation, when other applications have
fslsd to do SO
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SOMETHING LIKE AN APPETITE The
Patrie OF Naples states that there Is in The
Hospital Of lncurahes III that city an old
woman who is suff-rirg from a strange
disease. She every day ea;. at Ieas, five
portions Of roast meat, 20 eggs. several
loaves. and other food, OF course including
q good deal Ct macaroni. When a Temps
are made 10 reduce her d,e; she rave. ike
a rna1 womau.
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A PowEEFCL Mas oF-wAR.-DosALD
Mckay, the distinguished ship builder, of
East Boston, has lsreIy returned from
Europe, here be thoroughly inspected The
ifon-clad na'les Of France and England
lie SAYS that our navy department. has
conslruc.ed, built and equipped, since
1861, an l!oncIao feet more powerful
THAI all the iron-c lad navles Of the world
com bLed, and declares lie DunderLerp,
buil BY Mr. WEBB, 10 New York city, TO
be equal 10 all TIE French iron clads, OF
which ~ have beard so much praise.
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TT European advlces Of the 8 b an

EJ European advlces Of the oh and
lOIh uli., by The steamship City Of BALI.
more, have been received. The
most interesting item is the debate on
Fenanlsm in The British Parliament, 10
which the United States is charged with
originating The conspiracy, and secretar,
SEWARD is called the zeal Head Centre OF
The organizatico. Spain is about to com
mission privateeFs agaIot Chlian com
msrce. Italy is complaining OF Spain, aud
austria is gualreIIiug with P.ussis.
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No CH,NGE IN The WHISKY TAx.-A
correspondent Of the New York Post.
writing from Washington under date Of
the 2Osh inst. says ,ha, the Ways and
Means committee voted not 10 change the
tax on whiskey. The tax VII. therefore
remains =; 50 per gallon.
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Gulf IlAEDoa. The New York
Herdias Washington correspondent
writes: IL is understood that during tie
late excursion OF Secretary Seward to The
West Indies, he selected a hatbor IN the
island OF ST. Thomas 10 form a rende zvous
for our national vessels, and ,ha, nego>
tia,on with the Danish authorities have
resulted 10 securing to us the use Of the
came, which will DO Of in nense va!ue 20
80 soTe'n-er: in case Of foreign var.
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A PREDlCTIoN.--Dr. MCGOWAN recent.
ly iec'ursd in New Yo,k upon The In.
dIans lie eliminated the Indian popula.
ton o! the United States at between
$50 600 aud $50 900 lie redicred The
entire determination Of the red men in the
mining States and Territories within ten
years
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FEToEs. "A number Of Bills, Of local
and private Interest, have been vetoed by
Gov Farchiid within the past :uo weeks,
bills that could have been attended 10 b,
the Courts. full ~ we'll, thus saving tx
peuses 10 the ~ho!- State.
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4 y Az old negro woman in the Rich.
mond, Va. market was interrupted the
other morning in the sale of some articles
she exposed contrary 10 The marke, ordl-
nance. when, highly indignantly slowing
away her stock. che said a:
I" Wish Mass Lncum done KEEP his
freedom. It's jas like conteder OK money
more you gel on il, the less count it is. y
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E The custom receipts Of January
are estimated a, 1000 600 in gold, Of
which sum over 100000 va. racs,vea
NJ '!Ia po,' Of New York.
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Products Shipped over Green Bay
- Waters,

Prom the Green Bay Advocate, February %
We have since The close OF navigation
last fall undertaken 10 collect detailed
statement Of shipments Of products Of the
foreets, the fisheries and the Quarries,
made from all points On Green Bay during
1868 In most instances we have Obtained
II quite accurately; though :hers are a
few mills aud business concerns. here and
lhrre, which have failed for sum- r-as n
10 give u. u ala em.ut Of their bu.ine'a
The result. which we publish below. gives
II tla,:erng view OF that part Of the com
m-rce Of Green Bay which ia Sc, forth.
IL should be borne in mind tina, this is
only partial view Of ;hs trade, no figures
being gwen for the exports or imports OF
grain. chaudiz- ard her freight
From DkPERE. the shipments we're
LUMBER. SHI 'Lxs.
Reid's mill, 5000. 600 $50 200
Ritchies do 900 ono 5000 900
Kngsley's do 1000 900
Marsh's do 200. 600 1000 900
Nor. Br. Dis Co. l25 OeO and l .627 $50
Oak taves.
Ny & Uepere Flax Co. ESQ tons Flax.
PsNsAuKEB -GaIdnet. mills. IL 497
65S te-l Lumber 39l OnO Shug es ;
/ 95S 500 La,h; I4S I4o Pockets; 24U
rord- wood $50 corns Bank.
DELAHo's MILL-l25 NJ Lumber; 200
N shingles.
There we're also shipped from this port
by harIe> d. John v ,rhro-s. GOO bbl-
Fish So cords Stone 3 100 Cei~r Posts
LITTLE UAMlco i Sons ship.
ell SUI 900 #. Lumber. $40 cords Bark
! 3OU bhl-. F,.h
Conn l. Gardner shipped 5000. 900 #.
Lumber. l 6UU. 900 :.ath. .r
EPHR> Nm and SISTER BAY.-2 100 cords
Wood. 23UUO Posts. I'll Telegraph
oles 25 uDis Fish. The shipments from
these points have been affected by high
frelgh,. and -carcl,y Of vesselr. The trad.
Of the year before WAS more than double.
IlrrLE STURGEON Bar F. b. Gardner
shipped 900 600 f.. Lumber. 1900
Shingles. l,uO0 Ties, IS cords Wood,
S 600 Posts. 700 cordn Single Bolts.
Ms>oMlnEE RlvER.-The total ship
mems from The Meuominee River are
given d: 37t millions OF Lumbar. 6 mil.
hons Shingles. 2l3 Q95 f. Tlmier. q mi.
hons LSth. $50 UUU P,ckets, go bhIs
Fhh. OF these. Wells & >pAuLilng .hlp.
ped Is millions Lumber and 8 millions
Shingles IlsyIock. 3 millions Shingles
| S,epheusuu l. Co, l | millions Lumber,
half million feet Timber. 2 m'Ilions Lsth
Knby, Carpenter g. Co. 900 QUO Lum.
Der, million I.a,h Lud'ug,ou & S,eph
snsou, 5 mil.ions Lumber
the total commerce of Menominee is
given as tolows:
IUNp.R-Boards and pianks 4a5O 1876 OC
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CHAPTER +.

DISTRIBUTION OF CERTAIN LAWS.
AN ACT provide for the early distribution Of Ger
tain laws.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the Genera
assembly fMe State of Io,ra, That the
State Printer be required to print in quar-,
to sheets two thousand 2,o00 copies OF
each Act passed by the General Assembly
and published in the Iowa State Register,
immediately after the publication afore-
said and transmit the same to the Sccre-
tary of State; provided the aggregate cost
of printing shall not exceed the sum of two
hundred and fifty dollars [25O,0O.
SEC. =. The Secretary of State shall
within ten days after the receipt of the
printed sheets fromState Printer proceed
to distribute the same by mail to the
clerks of the District Courts of the several
counties in the State, pro rata, according
to population. But each county shall re-
ccive at least ten copies.
Sec. 3. 1t is hereby made the duty of
the clerks of the District Courts, of the
several counties in the State to file, from
time to time, as they may receive them,
the printed laws in sheets, as aforesaid
five 5] copies for the use of the District
Court, and the county officers; and to dis
tribute the remaining copies to the several
Justices of the Peace within their respect
i've counties.
Sec. +. This Act being deemed by the
General Assembly of immediate impor-
tance shall be in force from and after its
passage and publication in the Daily State
Register and Iowa Homestead, published
at Des Moines.
Approved January Goth, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa Daily State
Register on the sth day of February, 1866,
and in the Iowa Homestead on the 18th
day of Febeuary, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Sec. of Ttate.
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CHATTER 3.

COMPELLING WITNESSES TO APPEAR BEFORE
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES.
AN ACT providing for compelling witnesses to ap-
pear before investigating committees.
SECTION !. BE it enacted by tie General
assembly ofMe State Of Iora, That when
ever a committee. of either branch of the
General Assembly, or joint committee of
both branches, is charged with an invcsti-
cation requiring personal attendance of
witnesses for the purpose of giving testi-
m6ny, or producing papers in evidence,
any person may be compelled to appear
before such committee, rs witness, by
serving upon him, in the same manner
that a subpoena is required by law to be
served, in Il civil case, in the District
Court, an order naming the time and
place he is required to appear, 81 gned by
the presiding officer of the House appoint
ing the committee or, if joint commit
&c, by the prcsidin. officer of either House.
and attested by the Secretary or Clerk of
that branch of the General Assembly over
which the officer presides who issues such
order.
SEC.2. Witnesses shall be entitled to
obedience to this Act, before an inyestiga-
ting committee, as provided by law for
witnesses before the District Court, but
shall not have the right to demand pay
ment of their fees in advance.
Sec. 3. This Act shall be in force from
and after it's publication in the Iowa Daily
State Register and Iowa Daily Statesman,
newspapers published in Des Moines.
Approved january 90, 1866.
| hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa Daily State
Register ON the Sth day of February, 1866,
and in the Daily Statesman on the 9th day
of February, 1866
JAMES WRIGHT, See. of State.
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LAWS OF IOWA,
CHAPTER |

MAKING APPROPRIATION FOR TWO HEATERS,
&C., PUT IN THE CAPITOL BUILDING.
AN ACT making appropriation for two Lawson hea t.
ers pipes and registers, furnished and put up in the
capitol building by Fuller, Warren & Co.
SECTION /. BE 1t enacted by the Gener-
al assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
there be, and is hereby appropriated out of
any moneys in the State Treasury not 9TH
erwise appropriated the sum of nineteen
hundred and two dollars or so much thereof
as may be necessary, to pay Fuller, Warren
" Co., for furnishing and putting up in the
capitol building two Lawson heaters,
pipes and registers.
SEC. 2 That upon the presentation of
the bill for said services: sworn to by the
said Fuller, Warren & Co., either of them
or their agent, and the correctness thereof
certified by the Secretary of State, the
Auditor of State is hereby authorized to
audit the amount of said claim, and draw
his warrant for the amount thus audited.
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa State Register and State
Homestead.
Approved January %, 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Register
on the 9TH day Of February, 1866, and iu
the Iowa Homestead on the 18th day of
February, 1865.
JAMES WRIGHT, Sec. of State.
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CHAPTER II.
EXTENDING POWERS OF AUDITOR.

EXTENDING POWERS OF AUDITOR.
AN ACT extending fhe powers Of the Auditor Of
State.
SECTION |. Belt enacted by the General
assembly cfMe State Of Eo,ra, That the
Auditor Of State, in addition to the duties
now imposed upon him by law, shall be
authorized, empowered and required to-
perform all the duties heretofore imposed
on the Board of Auditing Commissioners,
created by Chapter 10 Of the Acts of the
Extra Session Of the Eighth General As-
sembly of the State and on the Auditing
Commissioner by Chapter Ill Acts of the
Tenth General Assembly Of the State Of To-
wa; Prorided, that the claims shall be
presented and audited at the Auditor 8
office.
SEC. 2. The Auditor Of State, under
this Act, shall have no power to consider
and act upon any military claims which
have heretofore been passed upon and re-
.jectcd by said Board of Auditing Commits
sioncrs, or by said Auditing Commissioner.
SEC. 3. All Acts and parts of Acts in
consistent with this Act, are hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. f, This Net being deemed of i'm
mediate Importance by the General Assem-
bly,, shall take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the Iowa
Homestead and Daily State Register,
newspapers published at Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved, February 23d, 1866.
L hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Daily State Register.
February 18th, 1866, and in the Iowa
Homestead, March !. 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT Sec. Of State.
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WHOLE NO. sos.

priated for the purpose herein after desig.
mated.
Sec. For the payment of the mileage
OF the members of the Senate, including
Ex-Licut-Govcrnor Eastman and Lieuten-
ant-Governor Cue, and contcsting gentle
men holding certificates of election, the
sum of two thousand six hundred and
seventy-nine dollars S2,679.l
SEC. ). For the payment Of the mileage
of the members of the House of Represen-
tatives the sum of five thousand five hund-
red and nincty-two dollars [S5, ,592.
+ Sec. 4. The money thus appropriated
shall be paid, by the Treasurer of State,
upon warrants drawn by the Auditor of
State, who shall issue his warrants to the
members of the Senate and House. includ-
ing Ex-Lieutenant-Gover Eastman and
Lieutcnant-Governor Cue, and the con-
testing gentlemen holding certificates of
election in the Senate, for the amount due
to each, as shown by the report of the
committee on mileage, of that Branch of
the General Assembly. of which such per-
son is Il member; and it is hereby made the
duty of the President and Secretary of the
Senate, and the Speaker and Clerk of the
House, to furnish Immediately, to tho Au
ditor of State, copies of the report of the
committee on mileage of their respective
Houses, which copies shall be certified to
be correct, by the officers herein required
to furnish them, prorided that no person
shall receive mileage by virtue of this act,
except as provided by sections two and
three of said act.
SEC. >. This Act being deemed of i'm
mediate Importance, shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Daily State
Register and Iowa Homestead, newspapers
published in Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved February Sd, 1866.
| hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa Daily State Re
sistcr on the 9th day of February, 1866,
and in the Iowa Homestead on the 18th
day of February. 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, See. of State.
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CHAPTER 6.

AMENDING SECTION 800 OF TIE REVISION.
AN ACT to amend Section 500 of the Revision of 1860
SECTION |. BE it enacted By the General
assembly Of the State Of Ioara, That Sec
ton 500, of the Revision of 1860, be and
the same is hereby amended, by inserting
after the word ''State," in the third
line of said Section the words, cor any
National Bank in this State
SEC. ,. This Act being deemed of i'm
mediate Importance, shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's publication in
the Iowa State Register aud Iowa Home
stead.
Approved january 3Oth, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa Daily State Re
Sistcr on the Sth day of February, 1866,
and in the Iowa Homestead ON the 18th
day of February, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Sec. of State.
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Sense Returning.


The Albany Journal has an article
''IIonorins the Dead and proceeds as
follows:
The Chicago Tribune is very fierce in
its denunciations of the people of Rich
mond, because on Il recent occasion they
repaired in large numbers to to the ccmc-
try and cast flowers upon the grave of
"StoncwalE' Jackson. 1t sees in this in
cident an evidence of untamable rebel
lious spirit that merits. .scyerest reprchcn-
sion.
We cannot agree with this vicw.-
What ever the faults of the cause in which
he died, Jackson was brave man-noble
hearted, generous, and the beau ideal of
soldier. Personally, he lived blamcless
life. To the service in which he was en-
gagged he gave all the energies of mind,
mistaken and wrongly directed indeed, but
free from malice and from taint of intend
cd crime.
We convcrsed recently with the Major
General who commanded the division in
front of which jackson fell In speaking
of him, this brave Union soldier could not
reprcss a tear. He said: "IIe was gentle
as woman, and my men, who were taken
prisoners by him, always came back loud
ly praising the kindness they received at
his hands,
Recently the young women of Florence.
Alabama, assembled in body, and pro-
ccedinr to tue cemetery in that. ri"~n,
decorated with cypress and with flowers,
the graves of both the Union and the con-
fcderate dead. This fact has been alluded
to everywhere with appreciation. 1t marks
| a spirit that must prevail, if we are ever to
bea thoroughly united people. And it
seems to us there would have been nothing
discrcditable in the presence of Union men
and women in che throng which cast flow
crs upon the mound above 'Stoncwalr'
jackson.
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% The South Carolina Leader" an or
gan of the freedmen, has the following
which smacks Il good deal of common
sense: ''Colored people of the south,
listen to our adyicc-listcn to the dictates
of common sense. Beware Of false teach
crs, who come to you in clothing of sheep,
but inwardly are ravenous wolves. These
men have mo desire of seeing you on ami
cable terms with your white neighbors.
They come to widen the breach already
existing, and to make capital out of the
dissensions in our midst. The moment a
good understanding exists between you
and the whites that moment their 'occu-
patton is gone, but if these spectators in
ruin attain their aims, we tremblc for
your race.
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CHAPTER 5.

SHERIFFS MAY ADMINISTER OATIS.
AN ACT to authorize Shcrifs to administer oatlls in
certain cases.
SECTION [. BE IL enacted by The General
Isscn,t1y oJ'thc Stute OF Iord, That Sher-
IFS and their Deputies, shall have power
to administer oaths in all cases of the ap-
praisement of property, on an attachment
or execution on any proceeding connected
Herewith, and also, to administer oaths in
all other cases, where Sheriifs arc author
lied by law to select commissioners or ap-
praisers or empanel jurors for the purpose
of appraising, or of viewing premises OF
property.
Approved january Goth, 1866.