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--Ofice New Orleans, jackson ana Sreat
Northern Railroad Company New Orleans April 3D. i8e7-
Nv and altar WEDNESDAY, 4th inst passenger train will
leave New Orleans daily and arrive ut Canton at
p N same day. .
Returning will leave Canton daily q. NJ and arrive IN
Nav Orleans at g. As p. n. same day. -.-I
BY this slight modification Of present schedule close
+ios ara made throughout Ne York Nashville Louisville
and all Georgia. South and North Carolina and Virginia
roads.
Time to New York four days four hours
G. T. REAuREGARD,
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Odd Fellows Hall, Thursday Eve'G, April "a
OFFICIAL.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE or LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, March 18th, 1866.
WHEREAS, Gaspard James has applied to
w for the banceng of his Official Bond as CLERK OF the
Sxtk District the Parish of Orleans to wit a
dated May 1851 the of FIVE thousand
dollars (S50O signed by Gaspard James as prncpai and
Christian Roseus surety the said Bond being
for the faithful performance by the said Gaspard james o s
duties as Clerk s1aE| 80 g.:lEE
Notice is hereby given to interested in the above
described Bond show in writing the office OF secre
advertisement why the said Bond should not be cancelled
and annuled.
Given under nv Of State above and of the
Independence of the United States the ninet'eth.
BY the Governor, J. MADlSON WELLS
J. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State.
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEpARrRaENT DE L'EzEcur.s,
Souvelle- Orleans, lie IA mars 1866 }
A TTENDU que Gaspard James s'est a.
~ drsse moi peur la cancellation de son ohSation ON
ciee greer de la Sxieme Cour de District dams e
pour la paroisse Orleans, sayoir :: =,
$1,000 sgnee par Gaspard James propreaire ct chris
tian Roeus securite La dte obligation tant cohd
toppee deie execution lie dit Gaspard james u
ces dev0irs greiier susdt- ~.
dSnne ous cenx qui celia peut lne
resser ec bureau du serrealre
tat espace de jours cater de IA pre-
sente publication avis les aisons pour lesqueiies lao
| obligation ne serat pas canceee ct annulee. -,
DOnne ayec lie de Eat ceOhrd hu
lie Il mars A. D. 1856 Ia quatre-vngt dix neuVeme an
nee de l'lnde ependence des Etats-Uns
| j. MADISON WELLS.
Par le gouverneur
| - J. H. HARDY Secretare d 'Etat -.f 7ar4.N
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-1ou,s,ana Lodge No. 102, A. F. ~ A. M :,
,,a. ia sgar Communications in Grand Lodge Hail. St.
charles street. north nearest Canal street. every III h
DAY EVENING, att o'clock.
orr1oEss-w, G. Driver, h. nays s,sn, D. "" w.Dae Dao
s.ora,a,v W s Mitchell D. Ed Harris j. D. E. j
Knrshsedt M O. G. F. Krull, R. c. Hutchinson stewards
49, prsrs cbanlain ; G. W. Garyin Tyler
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Trapsportation Office of the New Or-
leans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company-ss~
or,sans March 2s ls66--NorICE TO sHlPPEkS-ihe
reduced tariff of this road will go into effect on ana aer w
lst Of April ..-s .tH" 90, r.,. ror;s
m annlvnp at the Railroad Office No "A Carondele street, OF
at the Freight Depot. 5e.z# a
An erhts on the line OF the New Orleans jackson anu
Great Northern Railroad must be PHErAip, "'
.ran, coward 7. WARREN,
w Freight Agent
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIsTRlC
a on Tchoupitoulas and Constance streets

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
s5.. on Tchoupitoulas and Constance streets
HYJ, q. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON. Auctoneer,
Othce-No. a Carondeet street
cATUKDAY, April q, nt IL o'clock M.
. at the Merchants' and Auctioneers Exchange k9yh
be cen stomouse streets, will be SOLE
LOT OF GROUND on .Tchoupit"ulas street in IN; The
square bounded by .irod Lafayette and choupi
tu!as streets " feet inches lines iroht on
Tchououas street and % feet inches the rear line by
depth the line nearest Grod street, and VI teet II
inches 3al liues the opposite side. IT, = rgs ~
Two i,DTS OF GROUND Constance Formerly Foncher
street in rear of the described measuring each ~ feet
inches front by depth each of ~ feet 10 inches and lines
between parallel lines all American asure NJ
n TsRMs-one half cash in u s. Treasury notes ana ne
balance in and the notes OF the purchasers
naynbe to their own order bearing per cent interest ans
Secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege upon thu
property ,,-,. ..,.. r,,,;, a
expense the purchasers including s. revenue stamps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-07

THE BEST CHANeE OF THE SEASON FOR INVEST
en in property yielding good rentals and asaby located
for business and occupation comprising the following choice
oner,ies to which we invite your special attention
These propertie are to be sold liberal and
instructions positive and pereptory to close hsa ont
bu: to add that we hope our Ienas @ I I
| Yery respectfully your obedient servants
q. E. GIKARDEY CO., Aucttoneers'
E&3H8 tf---- 81 no Hf't''-4
IMPORTANT TO Observation-Disclosures GRO
Gerry Stands Hotel Property Residences Building Lots ae
Squares, at public auction rAl.4t9F
By G. e. GIRARDEY q CO.. -s5
E8 bis " bd#F3sE7s NJ j. HoEY, Anctioneer.
s4 Office IT Exchange Place
| SATURDAY, April Z. at I2 o'clock N.
, al the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchang, R9ya
between Canal and custehouss streets WIN ne
| Il That vel known yTHOLEsALE GROCERY STAND
Of new Levee snd Fulton Streets now occu
psd by MssIs schmidt ( s. zsgls Il Nos % and
Front street. &c Fulton between Gravier and roy
'fs' 'fs Three T THREE STORY BRICK STORES, Nos 81 3
and ii Front street 40 and IL Fulton between
Z That FINE GHREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, No
2as Grrondee @ H 1nd Fl o'ePn on
Fields between Charte and Victory Streets opposite th
MS #o oR9 BRK southwest
1ibSsP Ss PosE sFRY as6 FRAME HOUSE
'ns s. egrVS TWo u STORY BkicK RESIDENCE AND LARGI
hE 'af
bSs m % T3a s HsEE K sT Bok SREs Ss
Triangle Bu dns Caiope and ouisa near New LeSe
'iIs IL The GROCERY STAND, corner of St, Thomas St
Theresa and Thaia strests n n
IL FIVE LOTS on Washington between Chippewa and
b one Lot on washington, between Fulton and Rous
Il ONE LOT on Fourth, between Chippewa and Fulton
Two LOTS SeT yes 7, EssS sna
" Martin and Clara sreets-2o Lots OF Ground. s
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or. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES

Monday, April 9--Mr JOHN DEf1ER, the KING OIL
Ennambulists in Sensational Gymna and Acrobatcs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Fnir a rounds Jockey Ciub--The Races
''' p'''p'n'' i''' ,11r p o nEBERT, President,
WALTER r. PETERS Secretary
Transportation Of!ce n: o.. . ana y. n
R-New Orleans, April 7th' l5oo--No rre'sh' een ''
ceived by this ROAD until AoNDaa, sh % ,nsr
Freight Agent etc.
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Sunday, April 9, 1865,

Sunday, April 9, 1866,
The popular brilliant Legendary, magic fairy fantofne
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT-introducing those nu,
sery wonders the Malt the the Cow the Cock the a'
the Doe ts Maid and the Priest that have exercised the
youthful mind for generations At the same time new COM
binations of the FAIRY FOUNTAIN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-07

T1THELL & THOMAS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lO5 PoYDRAs STREET,
Have in store and; landing for sale
1000 bbs FLOUR-Common, Fine, superhne and
Extra.
a,o bbls CORN MEAL-choice quality.
100 :. MESS PORK.
50 . Prime MESS PORK.
20 tcs. Sugar Cured HAMS.
100 bbls Common WHISKY.
... 10 csddies Natural Leaf TOBACCO.
80 bales GUNNY BAGs-new and heavy.
| 100 rolls INDIA BAGGING.
lOO coils MACHINE ROPE.
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REMOVALS.
TRANSFORMATION.

TRANSPORIAIlO
sgRsa ,SB sdsnhk AAFtHsahHhSr
On and after s6NpAy April ist 1856 the trains this
oeosR SsRn IN. 4 O'CLOCK steam Train
z !: y
iSA y o'clock NJ. -: o'clock P
sss s sssen ns Ss the conductor
E thf sas
....oonFoKT'... SAFETY
OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS,
Shortest and Quickest Route from Cincinnati
To all the Eastern Cities Towns, Villages and Stations
The LITTLE MIAMI is the ONLY line running LiEhtnpg
Express Trains from Cincinnati to the G East IL oes @ ave
| ample time for meals. I.r.f.
| FAST TINE FROM CINCINNATI TO
| poston in a. bonrs Baltimore in 90 hours
| Albany in n hours Washington City 30Ia hours
New YORK. in 80 hours Saratoga springs 10 % i'urs
| RnhaIn in is honrs Philadelphia in 23 hDurs
| Dunkirk in hours Ceaveland in 9honrs
| in hOUrs Crestline in d hours 7afs
| WheaIinS in 10 iours Steubenvilein ii hours.
GAINESVILLE in hours Colufnous Ill hou's'
Four Daily Eastern Trains.
Ga NJ LIGHTNING EXPRESS, A. M EXPRESS
NIGHT EXPRESS Modern Sleeping Cars BY Night Trains
Saloon Cars by Day Trains. On ~ , .
The p M and II 40 P. Trains leave Sunday Night
instead of Saturday Night.
Baggage checked through , :, n. neeos i; ,,
| South and West.
| NA " p W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
| JNO. G. BBNSEN, General Agent, Gnn
GEN MoRGANp 3 pkoMH L SM!rd General Southern Agents.
GEN. :. B. BROWN, General Western Agent
quickest route from New Orleans to New York and
Eastern and Northern cities.
rWo DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and eVenlr
on arrival of trains and steamers from the South
Time from Cairo to Chicago-ls hours
PhilaGelphia-50 hours.
New York-5S hours.
For through tickets apply the Office of the Atlantic az
Mississippi Steamship ,nmnnpy l0i Common street any
Ralroad also Illinois Central Railroad depot a. Car
General Superintendent, Chicago
". P. JOHNSON,
'sheFAi f"''s4fs' 5. F. l.6ssi noNGLEY, EYES
General Southern Agent, New Orleans
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rE0CKERY, GLAsSwARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
large stock assorted and packages put up ex-
prsssly for Country Merchants packed to order by
sAM'L E. MOORE CO.,
-. 20 Camp street.
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OFFICE As.,stant Quarter Master. w ater
taon lis Camp street New Orleans April o. a
The o. transport steamship CLINT will leave at A
on SUNDAY the 9th day Of April 1855 for Brazo eah'"
and pr;ya.e freight will be carried appi
cation at ll8 Camp street, to T. > ALhhN'
Brsvet Lieut. Colonel and A. Q NJ
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- Louisiana Tehauntepec Company, Ne"
oenns March goth lsG6-Noce is hereby given that IN con
oity with provisions the charter the annual election o
Directors of this company will be held on the lhlnp
nay OF APRIL NEXT being the 18th ofthat month"; oet"een
+h boprs os 10 A. M aSd3 NJ at No. 1874 Common street,
~ ~ JAS. FLINT Secretary
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- New Orleans, jackson and Sreat Nor
thern Railroad Company Once OF 'he senea, ~. 20 ~,
~, C,,s March % ls66-On and after the 1st OF April
M be local rates Of travel this Road will be reduced
i0''' s' ' -" '' D. S GOODLOE,
H|. . -,M..=f General Ticket Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-07

----C,mtton-Pnrties Having the Celebrated
wbeelsr Wilson Sewing Machines, are hereby cautioned
nacne them in the hands of inexperienced persons for
- ,ua fhayug them repaired The only place in this
ov where the Wheeler Wilson Machine can be properly
d all the late improvements added is at the agency
oftne company ave - PECK BROTHERS, Agents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

cash ADVANCES.
We will make Cash Advances consgnments to our branch
houses Watts Crane Co. New York, and W. G. Watts
w. GIVEN, WATTS CO,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
lG3 Poydras street. N o.
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| Fare to and from the Lake, day, % cents ,.
Passengers ently Station must notify the conductor
nror to departure of Fare, 10 cents each way
| ''''' GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent.
| cpEEn, COMFORT!... SAFETY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-07

= Coigal1e's Honey soap-IThis celebrared
Toilet Soap such universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and emoen in its nature, fra
ranty scented and extremely beneficial init action upon the
skin For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
---Special Notice-AH persons wanting In
fnation in regard prisoners of who died Camp
5,op,,as H. will please address E. S. JORDAN,
go '4'- s- -- ''' ~ Box 49e Chicago. NJ
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Orough, Highland County, Ohio Thursday, H.

"pocket" of corn tied about his waist, and
a spade, going along, setting his spade in
the ground at distances of 8 or feet, and
with one hand dropping corn in rear of the
spade, as he opens the way by pushing for
ward the spade with the other. Or If they
cover with hoes, each man drops hill and
then covers it before proceeding to drop
another.
Like brother A., I could not get left
hand plow, and am using right-hand
one, which "comes very awkward" And
the folks here drive with check lines and
double lines to single horse. Only yester-
day was plowing with single line, and
one Of my neighbors coming up, remarked
with astonishment this innovation no rules
here!
Our Spring has been rather backward,
and we are just finishing our corn-planting.
OF crops generally we don't raise much on
these Islands, but of grapes an abundance
and to spare" as you will be very easily
convinced of if you come up next October.
Excuse the rambling style of this, and
believe me
Yours truly, CATAWBA.
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How They Talk.

This is the language used by the
Washington Union, a rank Copper
head sheet, in regard to the Represent
atives of the people, because they will
not admit rebels into Congress:
These men had botter beware.
They are not legal Congress, but an
unconstitutional body of usurpers.
The country feels that the one great
error of the President was in his ever
recognizing them at all in their self
imposed rump condition. They had
no claim for recognition as an official
body from any honest man, or any 9TH
er branch of the Government. We
doubt whether the Supreme Court
will ever affirm any of their statutes to
be valid. This thing of Congressional
fanaticism and treason ought to be
done away with. The American Con-
gress now is the fac simile of that
Rump Parliament achich st,0,k IN The
nostrils Qf all good men, and s0hich
C1'6m,peU kicked out Of doors, and seTv-
ed them Just right. A AttLe OrODltoeIli-
an pl,tek is Just the thing needed noto,
and there are 100000 Democrats in
the North toho couLd back that Kind Of
phtck toith a good dedt Of relish Just
no0. The issue should be Joined at
once.
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The Radical Union State Commit
tee of Missouri have issued a stirring
Address to the People, eXhorting them
to "stand by Congress-" and adding
"Remember what is at stake. The
battle is not over. The physical con-
flict, for the time at least, is ended,
but the moral conflict between loyalty
and disloyalty continues, and a victory
here for the right is necessary to pre-
serve all that has been won in the con-
flict of arms. In Missouri we know
what is involved in the struggle, be-
cause we have had experience of the
rule of both parties. While the ele-
ments which make up the present
Conservative party held sway, they
gave us stagnatiOn in business and en-
terprise. They kept Missouri far in
the background. They excluded i'm
migration. They held fast to Slavery
They supplied us with negroes and
kept out white men. And finally
they brought notification and treason
and war. The Radicals have changed
all this. They have given us peace
and law and social order. They have
given us freedom in the place OF
slavery. They have given us immi.
grafton. They are giving us wealth
and manufacturing and general pros.
perity. They have given us a name
of which loyal Missourians may well
be proud. They have given us a fu
ture which, if we are true to ourselves
cannot fail of realizing our brightes
hopes. What these parties have done
in the past is the best evidence o
what they will do. in the future. Be
tween such parties and their policie
the choice is to be made"
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4 Sea Captains Remedy for the
Cholera

Mr.. G. S. Peabody, master of the
packet-ship Isaac Wright, has written
letter, giving an account of the treat
ment of cholera cases which occurred
on his vessel in January last, during
a trip from Liverpool to New York
Captain Peabody says that within for
ty-eight hours after sailing, cholera
appeared, and in ten days twenty-sev-
en- passengers had died of it, though
they were treated "by the book."-
The Captain then applied a method of
treatment that had been recommended
by his predecessor in command, and
did not lose another patient on that
voyage or since. The remedy was
this: A tablespoonful of salt and q
tablespoonful of red pepper in hal!
pint of hot water.
The Captain says he was himself at
tackled by violent cholera, with
cramps, &C., but the medicine "car-
ried him through" He adds, "The
medicine acts quickly as an emetic, c,say
in one or two minutes. 1t brings up
a very offensive matter, which sticks
like glue. 1t was given, among 9th
ers, to an old woman of eighty-four
years of age, who was on deck, though
weak, of course, the next day. 1 have
known it to be successfully used, or
board their ships, by at least a dozen
shipmasters besides myself. Its use is
quite general in Liverpool, where even
some of the regular doctors find it tc
their advantage to resort to it. Pro-
vided with this simple recipe, I nc
longer consider the cholera an unman-
ageable disease"
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The female heart may be compared
to a garden; when well cultivated,
presenting continuous succession of
fruits and flowers, to regale the soul
and delight the eye; but when neg
lected, producing a crop of the most
noxious weeds large and fourishing,
because their growth is in proportion
to the warmth and richness of the soil
from which they spring. Then let this
ground be faithfully cultivated; let the
mind of the young and lovely female
be stored with useful knowledge, and
the influence of woman, though undi-
minished in power, will be like the
"diamond ofthe desert" sparkling and
pure, whether surrounded by the sands
of desolation, forgotten and unknown,
or pouring its refreshing streams
through every avenue of the social and
moral fabric,
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Youths Department.
Dnigmas.

Tam composed of 10 lotters.
My s II is very wicked thing.
My 70 IL Is what we should always do smong.thC
sick
My lO4l2 is always applied to young Ladies'.
My s235 II is an insect that infests Men. Animsls
and Plants.
Nv l2 s is stupid person.
My whole is the name of very beautiful and accom-
plished young lady, residing in Winchester township.
JENNIE.
lam composed Of 43 letters.
My 2S 81 ia a mineral.
My 50 80 "a 80 is not often heard from the Highland
Democrat.
My 2l 27 10 80 is something that brings all to OF
My 81 10 81 II "a 81 ~ Ia State liked best by thos
who have never experienced its squaIIy climate.
My 10 80 l6 IA 81 10 q SO is river nioned in the
Bible.
My II 20 ss Al 10 80 40 was an intimate friend Of St
Paul's.
My ~ S o 85 4s Is short poem.
My 40 Is II "a is vegetable.
My 81 90 30 25 by going through process becomes
the staff Of life
My 10 IL 80 81 is something that will be realized
from the Wheat Crop this season in Ohio.
My whole is declaration made by woman, under
rather peculiar circumstances, and was widely promul
gated and strictly adhered to by tho Democratic Party
and press during the late Rebellion. JENNIE.
Rebus.
A little boy who's very blind;
A wild mau OF the West;
mineral which is very fine;
preacher, truly blest.
The finest land IN all the East
The mother Of mankind.
The founder of a church-R priest
A stream Of water sublme.
An element OF the human eye,
An eminence Of renown;
A place of rest, for all on high;
New Jerseys finest town.
Tho initial letters you will find,
BY studying well my rhyme
A SWEET young lady-good and kind,
OF Highlands fertile cline.
ORTYGIA.
Orchard Side, New Lexington, o.
Answers to Enigmas in last weeks News-l. Foo
laugh at their folly 2. Francis Turner McCul
lough. 5. Sergeant John E. Hart. 4. Andrew Fore
acre.
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Poetry.


For the News.
During divine service on a recent Lords Day, the
pastor was interrupted in his discourse by violent
torn, oommiugled with rain and hail. After a severe
'nd protractod drought moisture was welcome in any
hape and the audience manifested It's gratitude by
'inging DOxology in full chorus.
This circumstance suggested the following linesi
THE BLESSED RAIN.
Bright Spring has come-the verdant Spring;
What beauties round her garments cllng;-
With swelling bud and opening flower,
With song of birds aAd genial shower
Afar, behold her gorgeous train
Ofmellow fruits and golden grain;
Desire and expectation haste
The Summers ling ring sweets to taste.
Yet ahl the lenglhenng days go by,
And bends above a cloudless sky,
Which not drop Of rain dlstils
Der mead or vale parchng hills.
The thlrstlng earth, with parted lips,
The tiny, sparkling dew-drop sips,
And meekly hor broad bosom bares, ...r.
In grief that seems too deep for tears.
And plant and forest, sore distressed,
Hang dropping on her famished breast,
Whilo man and beast and creeping thing
Near her maternal foun tains cling.
You languid tree, with pendant bough,
IS whispering words Of sadness now
1--WE thirst, we thirst" the rootlets cry;
The yellow leaves respond, tive die"
The pleasant rills have ceased to sing,
Lost near the Of their spring;
The rivulet no longer flows,
The river-oh how small 1t growsi
List, listi-a distant rumbling soundi
The mists are gathering thickly round,
The storm With rain and hail descends,
And Earth's protracted anguish ends
"Praise God from whom all blessings aow,
Praise him all creatures here below;
Praise him above ye heavily host,
Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost"
Lincoln Green, June LIST, 1865. N.
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DROoMs, BROoMs buy broom, at ,,u0,,,.
ID my 10 OLAfToNs,
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"A convalescent soldier In hospital
in Paris, while stretching himself eX-
claimed: ooh Godw A young and
very pretty Sister of Charity ran up
and enquired: "What would you God
should do TO you am his daughter"
The convalescent replied "Acceptme
for his son n-in-law.p