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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28
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LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
OFFICIAL.
Published March %, 1857


AN ACT relating TO evidence in certain cases.
The people ofthe State of Wisconsin represented il
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows
Section l. A certificate of the secretary of the
State of Wisconsin, substantially in the following
form, viz.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFEIcE,
Wis, "A. D. {
y hereby certify, that from the books files and
records OF this Office it appears that the day OF
---. A D. -, the following described real es-
tate, situate in the said state of wisconsin, viz:
-, was duly transferred by the United States to
he state OF Wisconsin and that on the - day of -,
"A. d. ---. the above described estate was duly
transferred by the state Of Wisconsin to --.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the great seal OF the State this - day OF
--, a. d. ----.
''(Signed,)"
--, Secretary ofState.
shall be received in evidence in all the courts of this
state as pttnd jdc5e evidence of the facts therein
obtained. and that }he person or persons company
or corporation therein named become the owner III
lee simple OF the real estate therein described the
day and year designated in such certificate. on
which the state transferred said land to such per-
son. company or corporation.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publca-
ton.
Approved March 21, 1867.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28

Nominations.
AT the City Republican Convention held
yesterday the following nominations were
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
ANUSEM ENTs.

THE ACADEMY OF MCSIC.-The managers
are entitled to great credit for their efforts
to cater to the public taste as they are sue
cessfully doing. The ballet La Bouquc-
there, y in which all the female stars appear,
songs by Eva Brent and Madelaine Hardy,
games of strength by the Buislays, pcrso.
nations by Mccarthy, and Ethiopian eccen-
tricities by Carter, Gerard, and School
craft, are followed by Love in the Mount
aims" and THE Secret Lovers" in the bill
for tomorrow W night.
THE OLYMPIC Music HALL.-A large crowd
attend nightly the Olympic. Excellent and
unequaled variety is the secret of the sue.
cess of manager Hart. Les Abeilles' a
beautiful ballet in which the Maylings Loul-
sette, Albertina and Beckett appear is the
gem of the evenings performance. New
novelties nightly" is the axiom on which
the manager seems to act.
THE RUTH.-Mellie Sanderson Is still the
favorltc on the boards of the Ruth, and
seems to gain higher place nightly in
popular esteem.
THE METRoPoLITAN.-Largec crowds nightly
throng the Metropolitan to witness the
comicalities of Clanuen and Pell, and watch
Dixon and Chcrrie rs they glide through
the poetry of motion or the light fantastic
-
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON-Steam
Crescent bales cotton Perkins, Swenson 6co-3 do
Jennings Wicks dco--l bale wool Francke 4 Dan.
neel-i bags do Summeryille Il Davis-SlO0 currency
Page Peel L Morau--l6l head cattle to McQuoid,
Menle Sco-.undries to order-Total IL bales cotton
HAVANA-Brig GAlyeston--392 bxs sugar sl5
hhds sugar 81 tcs 45s nh mOlasses Couture &co
ington Bro-25s hhds 80 tcs II bbs moasses j Avet
CARDENAS Brig Mary o Rosevelt-l35 bids of
molasses J33 hhds susar go bxs sugar to Couturi
Eco
NEW YORK-Schr Mary A Rich-Asstd mdse
NEW IORk-S hr Annie RiCh-Asstd mdse
NEW SORk-SChr A SimOnson-Asstd mdse
NEW YORK-Brig Mary Has -Asstd mise
mdsa
NEW YORK-Steamship VI 'ripo7a-Asstd md5e
AORILE-Nteamer Louse-lnU bales cotton 10 A
Lamutte-sundries to order
LAS TUNAS-Bark Lucy A Nichoa3---9l tcs and
SlS hhds sugar to G uturie Eco
PENSAt OLA-Steau ship Lizzie-Lumber
NEW Notwithstanding KaieIgn-Asstd mdse
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

upon him by boys and men. He got away
from the crowd and went toward Saint
Marys market but was followed by white
man who struck him with such force from
behind as to fell him to the gutter. Immc.
diately rush was made by the crowd,
armed with sticks and stones crying kill
him. kill him, but he succeeded in get.
ting up and making his escape through The
market. A party OF the First infantry stood
on the corner but remained inactive, with the
exception of one who made a frantic effort
to quell the disturbance by picking up q
brick and hurting it at the negro.
Twenty Dollars Stolen.
Betsey Mallet, Colorcd woman has
brought "a charge against one Robert CLIFF
ford, also coloTed stating that letter con-
tanning $50, from her husband, Jacob Nal
let, living in Pensacola, was addressed to
her in the care of the said Robert Clifford :;
moreover, that said letter was delivered to
Robert Clifford. and he has failed to account
for it or for its contents. The accused has
been put under bonds Of $500 to appear on
the 10th inst
LIE Breton Market.
The farming of the revenue of the lie
Breton market was adudicated on Saturday
by the city controller to Mr.. B, Clayerie,
w. r, Bell security, at Sl400
Coal Oil Accident.
a Colorcd woman named Clementine Gal
lope, living at No. 22O Cont street, was
y nauiy JUN ouIneI oy tle tApAo9l9u GI vi coaA Oh
amp raatp 'alif a, a'7' evening 9he Is lloI cA'
peo'eu ~ i'c
Baptism Mt Bayo" ST. John.
On Sunday last at quite at an early hour
in the morning. large numbers of vehicles
| OF almost every description were vending
thelE way to""Eu bayou ol, "oAh; Ihesy
rTl' 90 sot ~ tnou9 tnu
rcji4 -, ~ a., w. H. &i .
fr,nJ ,d ,bo iraotia, f ~ " Pc.
Io,, T,r ,n f. W 5tet,,ii
| EniscopaI church. who ofiiciates at 81
| James chapel, on Roman street.
Fifty.siS candidates for admission TO that
| church were baptized. The ceremony was
most solemn and interesting Mr. Turner
was assisted by Deacon Forrest Deacon
Lloyd, of Jefferson (who is pastor Of a
church thcre) and DcacOu Noranoo
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
River News.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY MORNING, June g. 1867.

MONDAY MORNING. June 8, 1867.
ARRIvALs-Bart Able, Starlight, Rose
Franks, from Bayou Macon; Silver Spray,
Cincinnati; Olive Branch, St. Louis; Rich
mond, Louisville, General Quitman, b. L..
Hodge, Cairo
BOATS IN PoRT-New Era, George d.
Palmer, II. A. Homeyer, Cuba No. @.
Pioneer, Bart Able, Judge Fletcher, Star
light, Rose Franks, Irene, 7. d, Hine, b. l..
Hodge, General Quitman, Silver Spray,
Olive Branch, st. Marys, Richmond.
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

MATAMOROS-Steam Pisano-li2 bbls flour
200 reas paper $50 bxs starch lbs bxs soap 25 do win
ar SKIS corn IS bags coffee 100 Dds shingles l25
hxs candles 10 bxs sugar 40 DO caret 70 cks wine 81
sks rice 81 ties lard Dbl turpentine bbl oil kegs
nails 10 bbls potatoes do tobacco 6o bales tobacco
BOSTON-Schr Elizabeth-96 tons knuckle bones
"a 500 shin bones
GALVESTON-Bark Kate Stamer-500 bbls lime
900 bu corn 81 bales hay
BORDEAUX-BarE Rome--s bales cotton $4,000
.ta
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
Masters of Vessels

Will confer favor upon the press by hoisting their
signal numbers Rodgers or Marryatts Code on
arriving within five miles of Southwest Pass Bar
By this means their arrival will be reported several
hours advance OF the time IT now requires to ascer
tain their naues.
The telegraph station at Sou Invest Pass is pro-
vided with signal books and can receive communities
tons By means OF signal tlags. b w. OsBoN,
BOARDING Officer, S Pass.
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

Richmond. Neal, from Louisville.
Thos May, Taylor from Buras Settlement.
Louise. Hopkins, from Mobile.
silver Spray, fentnn, from Cincinnati.
\ ID Hine, Roots, from Jefferson,
New Era, Dugas, from Lockport
Nina Simm-, Troxler, from Bayou Sara.
A q Brown, Siewerd. from Fort Jackson.
MIttie stephens, Pickett, from Washington.
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
AN ACT in relation TO the unlawful tapping Of gov
ornment water pipes.

Be 10 enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States of Amerioa In Con
e ss assembled. That the unawful tapping Of any
wsterpipe laid dewn in the District Of q. lumbA By
authority the United states Is hereby declared 70
person .ho may be indicted for and eony ted Of
such ohense In the criminal court Of the strict OF
Columbia shall be subject 70 saeh dne as the court
may thin proper TO impose. not ex sedns hye hun
dred dollars or to imprsonmsnt for a term no ex,
ceedng 1ns yesr And u IL hereby made tho speeiai
duty of the Commissioner OF Publiu nutidInEs 70
tFing 10 the rotics OF the attorney OF tbs United
states for the District Of Columbi, to the grand
iury, any mfr action NJ this law.
Approved July B l56A
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

Supreme Court of Louisiana.
Dubuc VS.. Vass. Rehearing denied.
Marx VS.. Knight. Rehearing denied.
Sullivan VS.. Sabatier. Rehearing crarted
on question of non suit.
Bauer VS.. Shackleford. Rehearing granted
Taylor x Knapp VS.. McGee. Appeal from
Judgment upon interrog atories answered
by a garnishee. Dismissed.
Maurice Schott VS., |. Levy. Motion IN
dismiss appeal overruled,
Bertoulin vs., Bourgoin, The court decidod
in this case the citation was impronrrIv ia.
sued. not being addressed TO the defendant
by name. Judgment reversed and canse re'
manded to be issuance of proper citation.
Bsyley VS.. Mcknight. An appeal from an
order Of seizure and sale. The errors as.
signed were that the curator did not give ev.
idence of his letters of curatorship, nor were
the promissory notes, the evidences of ia.
debtedness, stamped according to the reve-
nue. law.
The court decided the potes vera oiva,
to secure mortgage in The bands
of the holder of the notes and letters
of curatorship were not necessary To be
shown and the notes need not be stamped
as they were executed prior to October,
1862, affirming Bauer vs.. Shackleford. Judg.
William Mithoff va. Bvrne Vance A. Ia
The defendants sold to plaintiff one hundred
bales of cotton at a specified price. the sale
evidenced by written contract which re.
cited that the cotton was that of Levin A
Elliot, planters, and spoke of delivery if
the cotton was sold by them a. sgents Of
Levin a Elliott and offered parol evidence
to prove IL. The court below ruled out this
parol evidence as tending to vary the written
contract. The supreme court held il
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

Calhoun jackson, from the Passes flowed down and
to sea, SHIPS Helen Clinton and Merchant. schrs
Fanny Ealer and p Haines-Brught up brig
Galveston
Gladiator Schultz from the Passes-rowed down
and to sea "a tn ult, bark Ocean tagle brig Eta
NJ Tucker and schr Louisa Croc kett-Br1usht up
brig Mary U X Dsev 1t and schr Smonson
Mohawk, Arnold, from ST Louis, with barges
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
I N. MAYNARD. LATE or

7 N; MAYNARD LATE OF
L. feiiciana Notary Public, Real Estate
eral Commercial Agent, will be found Al
Common street, between Camp and St. Gh.l
Orleans
.Wlll promptly attend to u notarial bp.
his friends ard the public in this city, or
coming from the country who may favor n
business in the above speeialities.
Also, 10 the purchase, sale, and renting
dwellings, and other real estate, and eor.
rents for residents or absentees
Orders for the purchase of any inds Of ,
Glse and plAntaIio supplies attended 10,
for my country customers.
The colored people of the country parish.
often tho victims of sharpers and uTnr
dealers, thus roboinR them Of their hard esr
feel 1t duty to say o them that | will an,
fully 10 the sale of any shipment OF cottos,
me and will I'LL the r orders tif not under ~
lars at the lowest market prices, by ses;
money inclosed in letter through the |.
addressed to me, glass box No. 93l, New O1,
penny saved is nnyearned.
apl3 eud6W
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
Robbing q Printer.


As Mr.. j. N. Moliere, a printer, was re-
turning home Sunday morning about one
O'Clock, he was attacked by three unknown
white men on Main street, neat Burgundy,
and robbed of his pocket book, containing
SO, a photograph, gold watch, and knife.
George Connolly, a boy about nine years
old, was accidentally drowned Sunday after
noon about three O'Clock, in pond at the
foot OF Market street, while bathing. The
body was recovered and taken to the resi-.
dence OF the parents, at the corner of Mar
ket and New Levee streets.
stabbIng Affair.
Between 10 and III O'Clock Sunday, man
named John Pettigrew was stabbed and dan-
Eerously wounded in the left side by one
Manuel Robie. The latter was arrested, and
Mr.. Pettigrew taken to his residence No.
A69 Victory street. The affair took place in
the vegetable market, in the Second district.
Pettigrew Is said TO have thrown Ratchet
et kooie when the latter drew Sicilian
kniie and stabbed him. The blade Of the
knife Is slightly curved sharp as a needle.
and about q foot in length. Pettigrew was
ss ssapoea IN the ieit side, just above the hip.
tne blade apparently entering nearly three
inches. He is not expected 10 recover.
Hobie wss arraigned yesterday morning be-
fore Recorder Gastinel and, without exam
nation. was committed to await the result Of
Pettigrevt injuries. In the meantime he
will not be permitted to give bail.
Cercnsr's insuese.
The coroner yesterday morning held an
inquest over the body Of an unknown white
man, found In the river Mt the head Of E-
mira street. The corpse appeared to be
n1t Of man about fifty-fiye years Of age,
and had evidently been many days In the
wetef. He had no money and no papers by
which he could be identified. He was
dressed Ia marpt,n coJorpd eaek and yrav
still Ans1hsr sNesrs Riss..
Last evening ehout seven O'Clock as a
colore9 man Was passing up Saint Joseph
street ae wns assaulted By 4 party Of boys
He relied one AID Wills shstjne hiu< 4 yio.
lent ssekalf with clubs and bricks ~ made |
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Lizzie. webber, from Pensacola. to mas
s,es%.h,p Iiiiisn Olsen. from s.bin. Pass. to D
MeOozrd-2d dist =
Steamship Raleigh, Marshman. from New York 75th
uit TO JAS Connoiy 4eo-ist dist
Steamship MAriposa, Qark, from New York to
Creevy, Ntcker-oLI &eo--2d dist
Brig Mary Roosevelt, Fsrnsworth. from Cardenas
to Oouturle 4co-3d dist II
Brig Mary y Haskell Haskell, from New York TO
o Fosdiek-Pount
schr ndrcmsds. As LEY. from Havana. to J Avst-
schr MARY A Rich. Ross. from New York to master
Sch. Annie A Ri Lewis. from New York. to Geo
w Hynson Ac0-Point
schr simonsoa, Ellis, from New York, 70 @ Eos.
dick-lsf dist Is
sloop EIizsbesh, MchAs from Points ala H.ehs.
10 Mastered dist is
LueEsrs Magenta Union and Hope from Poiuts-a a
la-Lf2ehe, TO masters--2d dist 10
Luagers 3ells Cora. Mary, Orleans, Gem. la Vie
tore Three Brothers, ri Laeon, Lady Seeresy
aud trident. from Lafourchs, and Upper Coast
Lueser flying cloud Gsrsrs. from Grand Gallon,
% master-7d dist 10
T0wB0ATs.
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Passss-To~ed
down and 90 sea, 21st ult bries Robt Peel and
Mzry feed-Brnught mp brig Mary o Haskell.
= ssiirs Annie A hieh aud Mary Rich
Wicssc. lombard fsom the Pnsses-Towed down
anc 10 sea. 4rh uit. ship Lisbon. and sohrs Henly
trAseie and ,na-breueht up bark l. A Nichols
PcrTy. burdizk. from the P1x>es-Toxsd down ard
90 SO. ship Gisndgxef. brirs karah Harris and
JsFin JoAquina-HrouEts up xchr Audrousds
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

RANKING HOUSE
OF
JAY COOKE 4 co,
Corner Wall and Nassau sts., New
We buy and sell at the most liberal currs1
and keep on hand full supply of
GOVERNMENT BONDS or ALL M1
SEVES-THIRTIES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDSpi
COMPOUND INTEREST N0TE
And execute orders for the Purchase AID Y
stocks. Bonds and Gold.
apli JAY CO0kIt
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
John Il. HOLLAND
No. i6 NORTH COURT ST., MEMpBI

Prosecute to collection all kinds of cl,;.
the United States. Special attention eirs
diers' and sailors claims for bounty, arrs,,
and prize money; invalid pension1 widow
heirs, claims for bounty and arrears, claims
for arrears and increase of pay, and ali ON
bounty, etc, due them.
We are permitted to refer to many promi,
occupying high positions both in and On
army.
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Tuesday Morning. June Z, 1861.
Arrived sunday.

Arrived sunday.
Steamship George Cromwell Vail. from New York
Z5th ult, TO Moulton-2d dist &
Steamship 81 Louis, Clausen, from Boston 23d ult,
Creevy Eiekerson &co-tth dist
Steamship Crescent. Hawthorn, from IndIanola, to
CA Whitney dco-lst dist
Bark Lucy Nichols, Ford, 10 days from Las Tun IS
to A Couturie &co-Algiers
Brig Galveston, Msrriman. IS days from Havana. 10
A Couturie &co-2d dist ~
sTEAMBoATs.
Olive Branch, Jones, from st Louis
Mich Longvsrtn, Irsin. from Louisvilis-
Gen Qu ltmAp, White, from Cairo.
Starlight Hays. from Jeffersou
Rose Frank, tr nker from Camden.
Aloe. kadoveh. from Fort Jackson.
Planter, Nswberry, from Montgomery.
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
COURT RE PORTS,
United States District COurt--HOn, L. III
DureL, Judge.

United States vs.. barrels and casks
rum. Decree of condemnation.
United States vs.. 20 barrels rum. Decree
of condemnation.
United States VS.. s barrels rum. Decree
of condemnation.
United States VS.. Is barrels and Is half
barrels whisky. Decree of condemnation,
United States VS.. lbarrel of whisky. De.
cree of Condemnation.
Naturslized-John Flaharen, John Nc
Leod.
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
AN ACT to revive the grade OF general in the Unit
ed states army,

Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentAtves Of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled. That the rads Of general of the
a my Of the Unitsd States be, and the same Is
hereby, revived and that the president is hereby
authorized whenever he shall deem VI e1pedient, to
appoint, by and with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, General of the army OF the I'm ted States
to be selected from among those officers in the mill
tary service Of the Uni ed States distinguished
for courage, skill, and sbity who bel 4 commIs
stoned as general may be authorized. under the di.
rection and during the pleasure of the president
command the armies Of the United STATES.
SEC 2 And be it further enacted, That the pay
per NTH and his allowance for fuel and Qu Arters,
when his headqu arte's are in Washington, shall be
at the rate of three hundred doa's per month. and
bis other allowances in ali respects the same as
al owed to the lieutenant general by the second
OF the act approved February twenty nine,
eighteen hundred and sixtyfour. entitled IAN act
rsyving grade OF lieutenant general in the Unit
ed States army" and the chief OF stan o tho
lieutenant general shall be transferred and be the
emoiuments Of bsigadier general In the armf Of
the United Ates; and the act approved March
third Ell hteen hundred and sixty five entitled "An
aei 10 proyius for chief OF staff to the lieutenant
general commanding the armies OF the United
etates," 10 hereby repsaed; and the said e. al
may select from the line Of the army for service up
on his st H. such number Of sids not exceeding r.
!. :. ma, dss srSYsr who during iS the term q
enolamsnts Q, 90 onsi Of cavalry. And Il = here
BY prov ded that IN iieu Of the stan allowed ny
law TO the lieutenant general he shall be entitled 70
two aids and one military ecrstary each to have the
rank pay and emoluments OF llentsn ant colonel Of
cavalry during The tenn Of suck staff service.
Approved Jul Is. ls6d
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
Cleared Yesterday.

Br steamship Pissno. Thomham. for Matamoros-
HE Woodhouse
Steamship Hudson. Burt. for Indianoia in ballast
Master
Bark Kate stamier. Crawford, for Galveston
Geo w Hynson Geo
sehr Elizabeth. Firth. for Boston, Master
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

The Albany Ersning Journal breaks
ground In favor OF General Grant for presi-
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
N ACT ~ change the place Il holding court in the
northern district Of Georgia

Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
Gentatives OF the United States of America in Cou.
gress assent bled. That the district r.urt for the
at Atlanta, in,tead of Marietta; and the clerk OF
sa nor hern disirict is hereby required to
al the books. papers, and records b longing to his
once from Marietta to Atlanta
Sic. y And be il further enacted That all process
made returnable to the court before held at Marietta
shall be taken and considered returnable to the
court at A lantA
Approved July IS, 1866
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04
UULL CORDS OF WOOD
CELEBRATED
wORoEsT ERsaIRE sAUos
o pxTRACq
sAucs|

is highly Fl
in India n9l
rny op iion.
nsiat bic III
the most "nsSs
Sau uCE u
made. -
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

CHARTERED BY ACT OF CONG
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

The following ID an abstract of the report
of arrests in this city during the past month,
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

AN ACT granting lands TO aid in the construction Of
railroad sno telegraph line fran the entrAl
Pacific railroad. in California TO Portland. In
Oregon,
Be u ena, ted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssniatyes OF the United States Of America IN Oon-
fress ass.mbI d, That the Callfornia and % eson
Railroad O. .mpany," organized under act Of the
STATE Of Calf rn TO protest certain parties In and
70 aFxiroad survey 10 connect ortan in OreEOn.
with Mar ysse, in California approved April sixth.
eighteen hundred ssd s,xv three and such com
pany organized under the lass OF oregon a. the
Iegislature Of said state shs heresftsr designate,
b., and they herebs, authorised and empowered
u lay out locate. construct, hntsh- auc maintain
railroad snd telce aph ine betwse the eiy OF Port
land in Oregon and he Centsht Pacific rail oad, In
"a fnniA, the manner following, 20 Wit: Ths said
California and OreEoz sslrcad COMPANY 70 oou-
strucf that part the eaid railroad snd telegraph
point ito be ected b. ssid company on the Cen
frsl Pacific railroad In the Sacramento vale an the
through the sacramento and 81 ssta yalleys 70 the
nerth~rn Boundary q ths state OF California: and
New Orleans Republican., 1867-06-04

II rust Com p any.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-06
Moral Courage in Every Day Life

Have courage to discharge debt while
you have the money in your pocket.
Have the courage to do without that
which you do not need, however much
your eyes may covet it.
Have the courage to speak your mind,
when it is necessary you should do so,
and to hold your tongue when it is pru-
dent you should do So %
Have the courage to speak to friend
in "seedy" coat, even though you are
in company with rich one, and richly
attired.
Have the courage to make will, and
a just one.
Have the courage TO tell man why
you will not lend him your money.
Have the courage to show your respect
for honesty, in whatever guise it appears;
and your contempt for dishonest dupllcity
by whomsoever exhibited.
Have the courage to year your old
clothes until you can pay for new ones.
Have the courage to obey your Maker
at the risk of being ridieuled by man.
Have the courage to prefer comfort
and propriety to fashion, 10 all things.
Have the courage to acknowledge your
ignorance, rather than to seek credit fol
Knowledge under false pretenses.
Have the courage to provide entcr'
tainment for your friends, within youl
means-not beyond.
Have the courage to take good paper
and to pay for it annually in advance.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-06

THE Boy WITH SUGAR IN Him.
Charley, what is it makes you so sweet?"
asked loving mother as she fondled her
darling boy to her bosom.
\''I dess," lisped the boy, "dat when
bod made me out of dust he put little
thugar in"
That was queer conceit for a little
boy. There was no sugar put into the
dust of his body, but | suspect that some
sugar-the sugar of love-had been put
into his heart That was what made
him so sweet aud precious to his mother.
recommend every child who has sour
or sinful disposition, to get little of that
sugar put into his heart to sweeten it.