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4 Card.-The GeorsIn sfnfe Lotterx.

MisAcyxns orgs,cE Itana 1;a n WnrcS * l IN
a. Feeling II due to myself as ths "Manager' of tho
&c ,Gs9rs. state Lottery tho 9n lottery n author
Ing to be drawn under charters repealed BY tho ssntue
The drawinss Of Mcinre in the New York papers
the Managers OF Tho Georgia state Lottoes at
Ca, fraud upon tho public 'Ths Georgia State Lot.
terry organized by the authority Of the General
bly, OF Georgia In 1868 OF which the Manager
person has any authority from me 70 draw said lottery and
engaged 10 drawing lotteries under repealed chartrs
yoA!ors O. law for which steps shall be pcmgy taken 70
ilSar Georgia state Lottery for the beneat Of the
Masonic Orps.ns MoHet .ss.ssss-.rsl
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

| Relief for the sonth-D -DesttsaStsA efthc Unitet
| states steamer Massachmsosss- who Ii "a
| Relieve Captain Penn0ck 90.
! orders have bcen received from wasAiDgs1n 20 d
oui the United States sto.cshp Relief immediately. She
70 carry cargo OF corn And other provisions to tNe
suffering poor OF the South All her ballast Is being
removed thereby adding considerably To- her carrying
capacity No more appropriately named vessel could
DO found fss this service than the Relief
The officers and crew Of the United ssssos steaner
hcwoern have been transferred 10 the Massachusetts,
The former vessel hes been pat commission and
Asng hastsr Holey has assumed command OF the MAG
ssshusettz THIS weasel s cceving her sssres and
cargo. preparatory 70 starting South ana will bs ready
to sail on the 10th inst
Although both Captains John L. worden and G. RP
Rogers have been spoken Of Captain Pennock relief
many officers say that Captain Foxhai A. Parker Ia to
relieve him This 10 the last rmor aud but little i'm
porsance ia attached tox Captain Aimy Is an expect
ant who comes next
Mevs.cnfs sf United statos Vessels as
Fortress Monroe.
FoRTRKa MosRog, April Q, 1867
Tho United Sssss steam tug Decatur. Captain Aims
worth, has arrivea hero from Bal,imsra She will 10
employed in towing around Hampton Roads, under the .
direction OF Lieutenant Colonel T. G. whyta Assistant.
Quartermaster sest \
The United States steamer Monongahela has arrived 1
hero fron tho Norfolk Navy Yard. and will sail for
wost Indies Immediately upon the arrival OF the gun
boat Do Soto, Commodore Boggs
The gnnboat Florida, Commander henry Rolando, has
arrived ~ Gospor Navy Yard, with dispatches from
Cape Haytien for tho Navy Departments
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few minutes before eight O'Clock last night nre
was discovered by ocer Fonda Of tho rwsnsyssvsnsh
precinct in the produce commission store No. 81 Dsy
s,ress, occupied BY Rocket Gosdsmish When the
doom were broken open the nrs was found burning
under Ne nps flight OF stairs amoug some barrels con-
tsinne potatoes onions and eggs The nremen were
Quickly AZ work and stopped the progross Of the flames
with The ioss only 10 tho building Of the stairs Ths
done 70 the stock about $500 and 20 the build
ins about 1900 The Losses arc covered By insurance
The causs Of Shs nre ID at present unknown
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New York the 2sh Of March. arrived here today on
the way 10 Bremen.
QuEExnowx, April Sap n
Tho Steamship Africa, Captain Anderson, which Iefs
Boston on the 9th Of March, arrived here to-day the
way 70 Liverpool
LTvmPooL, April 8-2 p. u
The steamship Malta, Captain Mchickan, which left
New York the aTth Of March, arrived hare yesterday.
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shortly after Eve o'clock last evening IRE broke out
in one OF the public buildings Blackwss Island,
cupied as receiving store, In which general assort
ment OF materials temporarily placed before being
assorted for the general sorehouss. The building
two story frame structure, and fell rapid prey TO tho
devouring element before oven the miserable nre ap-
paratus the island could get to work. The loss could
not be ascertaned last evening" though the property
stored there beloved 70 have been considerable Tho
Hre Is said TO have originated from defect In the
arrangement OF the Hues. Fortunately the steamer
which conveys and passengers from New York 70
the island not at her dock at the time the fire oc
Cured or additional freight would have been added,
doubt 10 the quantity already destroyed The wharf
near which tho building destroyed situated, was for
q time in imminent danger from the flames.
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Fire In Fourth Street.

About three o'clock yesterday morning re was dis
coyersd in the dwelling house No. "a East Fourth street.
occupied by Mrs. Mary Trust Tor furnished lodgings
The nremsn wsro promptly al the promises and extin-
guished nrs in the Kitchen and JUS. s they had taken
their hose out Of tho house Roundman Thatcher Of the
Fifteenth precinct discovered Ore In the back room on
the frst noor Tho bose again brought In and tho
nre extinguished. further search discovered . oox
contsnng cotton batting paper and pieces Of pine wood
saturated with kerosene washstand, on IRE In tho
passago way between the front and back roonA the
sepsrafe Ares leave no doubt OF their ncendIary origin
Tho whole matter Ia now under investigation BY the
Fire Marshal The furniture In the house s owned by
Miss 1russ and 10 insured for 600 In the
Metropolitan Insurance Company. The damage viii DO
about $50. The building = owned by John Howiand
II Is damaged 10 the extent OF Sl00 and 70 insured
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

The cunard NAH steamship China win leave Bssoe a.
Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe with close In this city a
quarter past one and hafpast i've O'Clock on Tueasv
afternoon.
The New YoEk HKRAID-Editou for Europs-wiIl be
ready at eleven O'Clock on Tuesday morpiss
single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing SIX
ceuls
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ITALY

a Now Cabinet and Compromisc Ministry.
FLORENCE, April 8, 1867.
The organization OF the now Italian ministry bas been
completed BY Baron RatazzL The Cabinet has been
composed, in . spirit Of compromise. Of prominent
members Of both tho political parties OF the country
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A Cough, Cold. or sore Throat Requires Inn.
mediate attention neglect ofentmcs results In some In
durable Lung Disease BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHES simple remedy, and win almost Invariably give
immediate relief
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nenfs sf United statos Vessels q,
Fortress Monroe.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

Delegates. Elected Last Night.
The following are the names OF tho delegates elected
In this city last night to attend the Democratic state Con-
venkon which meets IN Albany on the 10th inst =
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A Steel SHIRT Collar. EIectro-C Cnivan nlxe9,
FOGGAN co., rs Nassau street.
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seMpSr S:chipss Bg
WILSON Company Sold ooly By Elliptic Sewing Ma
chine Company, SsS Broadway. = es.ss4s. fE
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Idaho Patent pancy misses. EIqusssiy
ped, impenctrnbe rain, equal any fabric ID
OF beautiful ins nparted by psSse
process. Ready to-day At GEEIN'S, 81 SBroadway.
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the state Prisoasr Learniag - Paint-1Els
OpIuSeu or the Gsvernmsnt Policy Towards
Him. Go.
FoRrRns MoSRos, April g 1857
Prof. Tnomas Chensweth. OF Baltimore, an artist on
hls trsveiS recently visited the fort and commenced
giving instruction u painting 10 Mr.. Davis, Mis- Howell
his sstsrn-lAw, and oshsrS tho Profsssos bad many
pleasant conversations with Mr. Davis. Tho latter said
he had no complaints 70 mako OF what appeared 70 DO
Tho strict measures Of tho government 70 prevent his
escape and that he entertained towards all the ocers
q the fort but The most kindly and friendly fee-
ngs q they he'd ever been ready and willing TO pro-
mote his comsort He said no under many obliga-
ons 10 the citizens OF Baltimore Az his trial he ex-
pressed NO opinionhe in the hands OF the govern
ment and patiently awaited the decision which vould
either place him before the courts Of uscs or release
him
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-Consols for money open at 90K. aa
AMERICAN SECURITIES
United States hve-twentes neutrality-suspicious.. TAX
Illinois Central TN
LONDON April So NJ
Since the noon report United States nvewenty bonds
have advanced Y, and are quoted at NH Consos
have declined " and are quoted 90k for money
Illinois Central shares have declined " and are now
LONDON, April s-Evening.
Consols have declined Y per cent since two P. NJ,
closed q 90 for money.
There has bsen general decline In
AMERICAN sEcuRirTsa -t-# ssaI
The following are the closing quotat1ons:-
United States nve-twenties. es...................,3x
Illinois Central Railway shares ..5cx
Ere RAILWAY snares...
The Contlnen..al Bourses.
PARIS, April 9, 1867
Unitsd 6.xtes bonds open at SAX.
- FRAskSoRr, April 9, 1851.
United States bonds open at IT,
fff FaAxKroRr, April s-Evening.
United States bonds closed this evening al 78K.
Ths Liverpsel Cotton Market.
LwnRrooL, April s-NOon
rhe cotton market Is easier, and prices have sin
further declined The sales to-day viii foot up about
1000 baies Middling uplands, l2sd; middling Or
leans, l3d.
since the noon report The cotton market has been
tremeiy heavy, and prices have fallen Kd kd. Md
ding uplanas arc quoted At l2kd a12kd.
LrvxRpoor, April s-Evsning.
Tho cotton market continued heavy throughout the
day and closed wiAh declining tendency The follow.
ing arc the authorised quotations:-hddns uplands,
l2xd; middiing orisaas l2zd. The sales Of the day
amounted 70 5000 bales
Iaverpssl Breadssuas Market.
LJvRpoor, April s--Noou.
The breadstuns market Is quiet Wheat 1as. Cd. for
No red 13A Cd for California white; -four, 2SA "a. ;
oorn, ala 3D. barley, T. "a. cats d 3D.; psaA S3s
Lavxarcor, April SIP n
whsas-No red 1ss 3D. California white, Ia Cd Per
GENITAL Flour asa o. for Western canal psr bbL Corn 10
Sd higher mixed western ala Cd per quarter Barley,
a. Cd per 90 Iba oa.s, "a Per - iba
Lvnroor, April s-EvonIng.
Tho closing quotations Of wheat show IN advance Of
I'd psr Genital: No Milwaukee red last quoted at
1sa sA The market for corn was very active q the
close OF the day.
LaverpesI Provisions Market.
IavxRrooI, April s-Noon
Tho provision market Is generally unchsngcd-pork,
IT'S Cd beef 127s Cd bacon, as cheese. oos lard,
LrvKRroor, April o. Evening.
Pork TIA 3D. per 200 lbs. for prime Eastern mess.
Beef-Extra prime mess 1855 per 3o4 lbs Lard 4os.
Der cwt for American Bacon 42a pcr cvt
Liverpool Produce Market.
LvKRrooI, April s-ycon.
Tho produce market s without quotabe change
ieum lid for spirits and Is Sd for rehned rosn, S.
Cd for common Wilmington, los for nne; turpensine,
ais for spirits; clover seed, Ss nssed, e6s for Gal.
cuta ashes ass for pots iron, SIS 3d. for Scotch pig;
talIow 44a cd oils sperm, sl3l; whale f4l; lnseed
LvrRrooL, April s-Evening.
Ashes-Pots 33G Cd per cwk Tallow, A4s 3d. fo'
American. Spirits turpentine 3'a per cvt hosn-
Common S. Cd, fine 10s per cwt Petroleum-spirss
lid. and refined Is Sd. per gallon. os--sperm,
fisl; whale, E41; iinssed, fso Iron-scotoh pigs
sls Cd per ton mixed numbers
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Rars!ett's ReversibIc Sewing MschInss..
salcsrooms 800 Broadway, corner Prince street. x.
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sourHAnr1ox, Aprihs-2P n
me steamship Union, Captain Won ssassn. which lev
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,S Cssr %cs's II. % saab gsSs GaR
ssss spo, pmpos and all erupons Of the
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An Prizes Cashed In Legal Lottcries.-C -Circn-
'a'' '"' '''" J, cLurB, Broker. ils Broadway.
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When aIes have op,sined The right % yote they must
their ballots printed on rosenIsxar
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1exldAaRREfd exldAaRREkfdzHN' HN''bb bbHtNkERa AND MERCHANTS,
50 LOMBARD STREET. LONDON Il. c..
ExCHAN0E, UNITED STATES BONDS. AND ALs
AMERICAN SECURITIES. M =
Orders for American European Products proty srs~
cued.
Liberal advances made on Approved Consignments
Circulars published weekly forwarded Application.
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CrisfedcEo's Hair Dye.5The Best Evcr MaaS
ufacturcd Wholesale and retail; also applied ~ NO
Astor House.
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voS BRRxurH this city, on Monday evening" April
8, CAROLINE 8 W., wifo Of r. A. Won Bernn'h' ana
daughter OF z. H. Kitchen.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
(For othsr DEATHS see FVh Pdgsl
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BartletYs Reversible ScwluG HIachines.-
Price eb With table, tucker, &C., all complete. $40 ~
Broadway.
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Confe..IcD. &C nm Inynlid;;aA,I d;.,IC Cans!Sn e e
means sefcure. Copies free. Address fair Brook
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Klection Of Delegates In Westchester County.
Al meeting OF the democratic electors Of the several
chester county, held 1t Morisania Hall, Nouiaana Of
which William Csuldwsl was appointed chairman and
Messrs Oliver and Bownes selected az secretaries tho
following genomen elected delegates TO the State
Copctituonal Convention samuel H. Purdy ana Edward
ballot having been taken, which resulted in tie be.
tween him and Mr. De Witt he withdrew IN favor Of The
latter gentleman Senatorial district delegates were
then chosen, - follows:-Wam Cauldwcll Richard
H. Teller. Lewis G. Morris. William Bownes and James
pose, held last Saturday evening, Messrs Frisbes Of
Morrisania; Bolton, Of West Farms and Richardson, Of
Yonkers from the Assembly and hessrs KIDD, Henry.
district were chosen. Tho Second Assembly district
elections wero rs folows:-A. r. Smith, H d. Robert
son and r. j. Porter from Assembly. and Dr. Charles j.
Nordguist, Benson Ferris JE, John Swinburne, Dyke
man ods and John g. Bates from the Senatorial dis
trict e.NA#.
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Defiance Fire aud Burs!ar Proof safsg.-
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In the Spring Months ,ths System MHtygrSsdIk rSdIk
CENikATED EXTRACT or sARsAPARrLLA 70 an a.
sistant OF the greatest value.
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Helnbcld,s ExtTfct sSTr:SRsrdis r. .s SfM.;Ss az r.
syAem, and purges out the hunors that make disease
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wssS sswcs 'd'
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Lea ds PsrriR's sauce-Deiicisss with sssSs
~: jon buNc1As SONS, Agents the Unissd ssasss
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Dr. Won EIsepburg's Esthsticc NeureIgs
for the diseases OF the Eye. Ear and Throoe
Heart Lungs Liver and Consumption. o1ico asa Fifh
avenue corner Twenty ghth street.
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Mozart Hall.

Tho Mozart delegation to the State Convention met at
Mozart Hall on Monday afternoon. at hafpast three
O'clock and selected Mr. George Shea chairman and
Robert Livingston as secretary After transactna the
ordinary business the delegation adjourned TO meet at
ths Dcevan House on Wednesday, the 10Th ust at ten
O'Clock A. n .'s-ttt'' -s--rs,<<.
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Cenfs, all Wool Salts. 02j.
0oS' =" W. BROKAw BRoTHERs
q Fourth avenus.
M e Lafayette pasa.
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Bss.ss.; sSssss ss: rr'~'"" s'"'s
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wnss':r W.';s9t,: 2ss..a2s Is yld.as s~'as
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which he change q ihe season. KNOX q. Saiss
produces and appropriate style or Hat Tor esn
although they invariably Of beautiful mstcra exose
ingly tasteful and very becoming every esye -
70 have capped the climax OF excellence hS
are at Nos 1i2 aud Is Broadway.
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Young Ladies'. beware st the Ilwvigws Es.
@ ~ ~ rss az tbs akin "a Ia short dine desuoy The
sHg:iss u ysa TS SsS. iss ssss9Sys
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho London Money Market.
N@ LONDON, April s-Noon.
-ConsoIs for money open at s0K.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
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Ts.:s Ess .ss pssSs .s.s X .rssrsS uss %SSs e GalS
CONcENTRATED EXTRACT or eARsAPARrLLA Va
variably does Ask for HktMnoLD's. Take no other.
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The Howe ry.stIss ,cs'. Iscs Ss!sch s,sr 9, 3 x:
sewing machnel Presldcnt. ~ Broadway. New York,
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LOCkSTTTCH SEWING MACHINES,
500 Broadway, New YORK.
Gouraud's Oriental Cream.
MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER.
Endorsed by the fashionable world
as Broadway und Of Bates i29 street gcesoss
weldon. Hartford; Chase, Providence, DIR. Jagueav
wstsrbnry; Pope Gvqgers Philadelphia; Dyche ssosy.
Chicago. and druggists generally.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31
Legislative Proceedings.

On Saturday afternoon of last week, 4
bill was introduced authorizing the State
Treasurer to effect settlement (by COM
promise) with the stock holders and bonds
men of the insolvent banks, for balance
due the state or the circulating notes.
On Monday, aresolution was introduced
and referred, authorizing the Trustees of
the Hospital for the Insane to contract for
hea ting, lighting and plumbing the wings
Of that institution now building, and one
adopted calling on the Secretary of State
for statement of the amount received as
tax on suits. Postage stamps to the
amount of $40 were voted to the President
and each senator. About an hour and a
half was occupied in the discussion of the
bills reported by the tax commissioners,
Senator Judd arguing in favor of the bill,
simply revising the present law, and Sen
aror Gray defending the new bill providing
for district assessors, and making other
important changes.
Senator Rountree, of Platteville, from
committee on agriculture, reported pre-
amble and resolution to give protection Of
United States tariff of ten cents per pound
on WOOL Adopted-ayes, %, noes, 4.
The Senate in committee of the whole
considered the bill to appoint Photographic
reporters in the circuit courts of the first,
second and ninth circuits. This bill had
been amended by the judiciary committee,
so as to be applicable to the counties of
Milwaukee and Racine alone. The amend
ment was adopted by the committee of the
whole.
A great number Of private bills have
been passed, which will be of no interest
to our readers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31
The State Superintendent's Report.

The Madison Journal of the 28th inst.
contains an abstract of our State Superin
tendents annual report. The report il
we'll written, embracing much interesting
information, and many valuable sugges-
tions. and it shows that the educational in.
terests of the state have been well cared
for during the past year, and are now in
prosperous condition.
The superintendent reports that there
have been granted six thousand one hun
dred ard fourteen certificates during the
year 1856, of which si1ty-five were first
grade, one hundred and fifty-one second
grade, and five thousand, eight hundred
and ninety-eight third grade. We clip
the following very appropriate remorks
from the latter part Of the report:
"a marked feature in the educational
history of the past year, is the interest
shown by all classes in educational meet
ings A short notice of an address upon
an educational topic, given in any one of
our villages or country towns, will bring
together larger and more intelligent au-
dience than can be gathered upon any
other ordinary occasion, The press of
the state, without exception, it is believed,
is always ready to, publish anything tend
ing to promote the interests of education,
and reports Of school examinations, and of
educational meetings occupy the most con-
spicuous places in our newspaper columns.
The people no longer need argument to
convince them of the utility of our common
school system. 1t is as needless to q. que
this subject as to demonstrate the exist
ence of solar light or the power of gravita-
ton. Wha. they now ask is, that the
system shall be developed, and its discor-
dant parts shall be harmonized, and that
it shall meet the demands of society
They see in our. common school system,
wisely administered. the salvation of the
Republic. The lessons of the last few
years have been learned by heart They
know that it was the common school that
stood like wall of iron against the as
saults of treason, and wherever it was es-
tablished it remained the symbol of loyalty
and order. They know that the patriotism
it teaches is love Of country, and that the
morality it inculcates promotes the good of
all that the virtues it plants and cul-
tivates arc those which render life useful,
beautiful and noble, and that it is the in
strumentality demanded by Christianity
to destroy the fictitious distinctions Of
birth and wealth and creed and color, and
to lay deep and broad the foundations of
government that shall not be more stable
than benefcent"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31
Educational.

For the benefit of those whose children
are attending the high school of this place.
[ take the liberty of asserting that the re-
port of last term shows that the majority
of the scholars have not attended more
than half Of the time
The Importance Of regular attendance
cannot be too forcibly impressed upon the
minds of parents. Byallowing or obligng
your children to attend school irregularly,
you permit or cause them to waste the
time without benefiting themselves.
Then, parents, since the.interests OF
your children are at stake, do not permit
every trifing cause to prevent them from
attending, but make them attend school
regularly, and thereby oblige and assist
your humble servant,
M. T. CURRY,
Principal
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31

As Coon AS IT WERE IN EsoP.-The
Nantucket Islander says the following
story was lately told by reformed inebri-
ate, as an apology for much of the folly of
drunkenness: "A mouse ranging about =
brewery, happening to fall into vat OF
beer, was in immediate danger of drown
ing, and appealed to cat to help him out.
The cat replied, 1T is foolish request, for
as soon as | get you out | shall eat you.
The mouse piseously replied, that il would
be far better than to be drowned in beer.
The cat lifted him out, but the fun of the
beer caused puss to sneeze, and the mouse
took refuge in hole. The cat called up
on the monse to come out: Did you no,
promise that | should eat your AN !!
replied the mouse, did, but Iuos in
E.r1ug at III tiaspn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31

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