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CAPE ISLAND. CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 7, 1S65.

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Torn .mission. IT too no cot on the ocean Mil among th# awlT.est Soot, Booking oa to* high'*: billow a, Laughing at th« storms you mad ; Yoa can stand -rnolg lh» sailors, AaehnrM jrat within th» bay. Too can Iran a head to hflp them, Ar ihry launch thrtr boata away. If you are too wrak lojountay Up the erouatala, steep and high | You ran a thud wltblo tba rallay, Wall! the Bultitu-Va go ty | Too can chant In happy mc-rurw, • Aa they alowly pan along, Though they may forget I ha (lager, Tory wlU not forget the toag. If yon hare not gold and all car BrarhMdy to romatand i If you can no: t'waidi the needy, Roach an «« opan hand i You can Halt the afflicted, {Par the rrtlng yon can weep, you can be a 'rue disciple, . sitting at the tavloufa (cat. U you can nut In the conflict Prove you reel! a aolditr true, a It, where Are and amokc an thicker4. There'! nu work (or you to do i I : Whan the bailie- fla id la ailanl, | , You can go with careful ire ad. You can hoar away the wouodedj You ran cocer up the dead. Do act, then, aland Idly walling, For aome greater work to do ; Fortune la a laay goddeaa. ItM will never come to yeu. Co tod toll In any vineyard, * Dp no I fear to do or dare, U you want n field of labor, you can find It any where.

gntmstinfi ftory. TI1JE BOOT ON THE WBOXU EOOT. a* tor oxv. ron* vooo, o. n. Jon Hasty had many good tr»it» or character. lie waa gcoeruna, taliro be hap. peoad lo have iba inaaoa, obliging and kind upon itnpolaa ; but like bit n»inn, be waa basiy. Ha could not atop lo u thing rally, to do • tbiog thoroughly, and seldom to epvtk or a tiling accurately. Ilul be wag nlwaya eooiidcrid|r ibete little things 01 too small and "or do rooee^ffmc#. " Th« consequence, of courrr, waa, that he nu tlwtyt fatting Into (rouble himself and potting other* to troobla. It tu a imnl! nff.ir to bo pkHlcufor about buttoning his •birt collar,— nod *u in the midat or eompony. or io chorcb, hia collar tnuat tur.t np and come off, and then hn would jerk it . oa again uilh go much strength ar to tear off iba button. He had bit garden m pl..nl> d and aabdued one year thai he began to taka a prida in it ; hot one eenning he - hurried through the gale, aware that he j bod not latched it. but it ana a MnalUffair, ; and "ol ad Consequence." Ths result wan that tb* next morning ha round some atrsnga liogs in the garden, and they had rooted up sserytbing, e»en the choicest flowers. !■ be was going a jnorney , ten to on* be would get packed and leave ool of his carp*t-b*g the moat important l hing which ba would need. Many a liiaa Iba poor bora* went: supparleas, and the pig atood calling for < food, jo>t beeanaa Jem conaldurud such things "of uo cooseqeecco." • But at last , poor Jem received a lesaon which rsally did ■ tnaka an impression on him. Hs was lo ' go to the great city to an tar a* Urge mer- ] cenlite boata. But as hs would be the ' youagset cferk, be khsw be mart Ire on. hia j feel all day, and run and dgji multitude or j . errands. His tronk wea aent dowo to tbr d- pot the night before, and ba sas to get j op early mud walk down and. lake the cars. As h» took off bia boots, he set them where ha knew he could find them, even in tb* J dark, lint in telling than up, ha not ced j thai ha put tha right hoot where the left I ought lo be. "No matter," thoaghl he, "I shall (Member it in the morning, and cm change them whan 1 put them on. It's of Bbconsaqaeact." So ha lay and thought ho* ha would enjoy himsrlf in tb# great * cite shore there era nmnibase* and carl* i and jams sod crowds of men, and a world of business, and hs would ons day com* hack a grout rich merchant, and bring father and mother tod tha sialsrt such presents a« aoaft estoni»h them. By th* time h* got through with these waking dreams, hi< csndl*, wbicb ba ought to have biased out, ( was all bdvfiad down. "Nu matter," said he, "i ram draa- myself just aa sell in the dork." Bat when too morning name, it waa cold and dark, and ths ground sea froseo. k II* overstep. , and at lb. call of hi* father j bad to spring frum lbs bed ood ha.len lo ^^Ua car., or Ire w„eld b* too late. Up be Bod raa over th« rough froses ground and actoafly rssebed the plal(urm. barely la •enact to gut into the vara. Bat how h. had ron and toiled ! And now he began to feel that hie boots hart him. Hia feet . warn tore, ood that ached, and all at ooce it flash*'.) iiponT'ioi i bat iu eoitaeqqenc# of hit beato mi corel-roam be bad got fir mm* *••< e* Its But ku f.-ei w«a wsOga 1 «c. sod (s tba care wit k on l« • - -.J ••

fur years to corns war* laid op for him. | He had no time to r«st and bra! hit poor, j abused feet, and for a very long tim* he,! suffered fur that which be thooglit "of no j consequence." But it was a good laason | for poor Jem. Ha began lo sea that little j ( things which tesm "of no eonssqusnce" at . the time, may hava great reso!t< in the To- : i lure, end it mada him a cautious, careful i j man, after long yeare of discipline. Now, we ell have some weakness — some , spot at which we ere very likely to fail. It , i is one thing in nnt man. and another thing . ' in another. TYhat shall ma do to prevent . 1 the consequence* of there frailties T I or - j ^ tSer, do thrse things: | 1. Bet a double watch over ths easily be- • ! aettiug rlu every day and hoar. I 2. Strive very bard to recover, if you j 13. Ask yoar heavenly Father to help you. and to keap you. It belongs to children lo | attend to thir, for meny a cnild feels like ' Jem Hasty, that it la "of no cooaeqoenc#," , | when in fact the retain mar be tarrtbla, i even for years to come. Many a character | la rained and the hopes of all bit friends i are crushed by no greater mistake than i ! puffing tie boot on the i e.ongleg. Dcatb of a Eton Tamer. Here i* a foreign item of sanguinary in- ! tereat : !J A Frenchman named BouUgaa, a natire ' of C'olmar, has for soma time part been exhibiting. with great success, at XYarUourg, . i 1 a* a linn tamer. One day las', month b* J j entered a den containing a lion aud tionesa, | and mada them go through various perform- j . ! antes. The spectator* loudly applauded. 1 i j Elated by these plaudit', Soalages deter- 1 ' mined to do'sotnelbing more extraordinary. : I and for that purpose he collected in ona • den a Hon. a lionets, a white bear, two j ' ! black bears, four hyenai, two wolves aud a j ' j tirer. n* then entered himself, whip in hand, j j but the donr was scarcely fllosed when the ; i ! tiger made a spring at the white bear. — 1 ; This was the signal for a terrific straggle : between all the beasts, who appeared at ! once to recover all their aetnrel ferocity. ' ; Bnulsgfs, hoping to intimidate the animals, i Bred two pistol shots ft th* tiger and white bear. This act sealed bi< fate, for th* tiger, | leaving th# bear, sprang upon th# keeper. ! threw him dowo and began to tear bint with teeth and claws. T^he other beasls, ren- [ dsrrd furious by th* smelj of blond, uil fell • on the onbappy man, and in a few minutes lie waa torn lo pieces and almost devoured i in the presence of the horror stricken spectators, who wers powerUtt to render *»- [ tirtence. ! — The mpre people do, th# more they ! ceo do; be tbut does nothing renders himj *«lf incapable of doieg anything: whilst we ere execniing one work, we are prepari ing ourselves to undertake another.

i'lisslrt's (Corurr. tu Kalgmas, Kirtdles, Querlmot, ke., mull be I areompanbfl with the Answer* ami Aolutiona lo crSrr to imn Insertion. ' | YvnLca of al! drerriplloaa, Intradni for thli Deprrtment, must be entirety wi^taaf, or they will re- ' J eeive no attention whnterer. j VVc Uhe no notice of nnonymousroaaunleatloea FV the Ocean Ware. ; Mlsccllaneoiia Enigma.— No. 39. i 1 am composed of 23 letlere. I -Mj J4.-17. 4, 0. 21, i* ajiseful grain. My It'., lft, 7. 21, is a osres'ary article, j My 21. 6. 2. 3, 21, 10. 23, is th# capital of a State. Mt 19, 18. 2. it a river in Egypt. [ My 22, 21. 21. 6, 14, 15. it the capital of I a country iu Norm America. My 5," 17. 18, 19, 9, i* a river in Knrnpe. My 8, 13, 22. 11, }2. 4, is a laka in New Yerk, Vt '• 20, I. I" a utefnl article. My 16, 6, 18. 7, belongs to a vessel. My whole is the name of a distinguirbed General. Eddie. For tbsOwan WaVi. Geographical Names. 1. A musical term, an adverb. 2. A vessel, to color, a vowel. A A sphere, a - ■nan's nick-name, a mineral. 4. A color, a church. 5. A point of the compete, a kind of wine. 6. Part of a plant, a vowel, part of lb* body. 7. A lady'h nick-oanm, a preposition. 8. A girl'# uick-namv, a division of time. Mtv A Jvua. Answers to Last Pnxxlci. No. 37.— "Mademoiselle d'Angevills." j N". ni— "Oil an Urabrain." Gaocaaruicii. Nint*. -Charleston, New. ' I ark. Marblebead, Baltimore, Bootport, Llv- | erpoql. CVTbe following anspers to Puxxlas i base been received : — I '67. of Pnncetou, 37. 38 ; Bicburd D. Cj Borden, of Bridgeton, 38; May and Julia. , of Gape Island, 37, 38» John M. Boes,.of f Cfcdea. 38. • Awaaraas to conersroirorrtt.-r. D. ' B., Mil send as the .newer to bH Enigma I :f be wishes U published. Your auiwt.eu of » No. 37 ie inoorrrc:. By terefaliy lookitg i

Laws of New Jersey. . (ev acrtioaiTV.] •I AflliAeHn relation lo the Public Printing, j 1. Be it snactvd by the Benat* aoiHiuu- ; ' srul A'tembly of tb* Slate of New Jersey, i I'Kst the laws enacted al each snigion of j I th" Legislature, the journals of the t»jat« \ [ '.nd minutes of the Joint meeting, the m>n- j uteaof the house of auembly, tnd theleri'- i lative dornmenls, sball bo prisled beretfter | in royal octavo form, in siricv conformiiy j wilb ths pruvisions of the act relative to the public printiug, approved February ' i eighleeo hundred end sixty-two, mt the fol- ■, 1 inning prices to wit : for printing three ' thousand copies of the session laws, the . rum of tbirly-two dollars and fifty cenli ; j sheet of sixteen pages ; for printing one j ' ilcuaaod copies of tha journal of the treat' ' with 'be minu'es of lbs joint . meeting, aed j one thousand i4ii|iies <>f the minutes of the | : of assembly, the sum of twenty-flve I dollars per slierl of aixleec pages ; fori priouqg one hundred ami thirty copses of i the public bills ordered by either branch of . the irgislalure, at the rate of five dollars ] per sheet of four fo<d«cap page.', on good i | writing paper, with pica type, each page to I I contain thirty-one licm ; fur ptinting Irgi*i lative documents and other papers ordered - j by the legislature, at the rasr of one dollar j j per thousand em* for composition, and one dollar per token of two hundred aud fifty i impressions of sixteen page* fur the urea* I i w.irk ; provided, that iu all ca.es where | | rule and figure work is'requirrd, the price ] for composition shall be double the rales above staled ; and provided further, thai | ! one dollar extra elinll lie paid per page for , i'rfl indices and tables of contents, set in j i brevier type in the eesvion !»»#, journals i ' of senate uud in i unlet of home of assembly, j • and the lrea»uror's account*. I 2. And be it enacted. That the above i price* shall include all thft expenses ioci. ' I dent to the printing and delivery to the ; j State treasurer of ail document# ordered, i excepting folding und stitching, which ahull | be charged at the current prices fur such I work, and the paper, which shall be of good { quality, white printing paper for docuininlii j ] in octavo form weighing forty-four pounds ream of four hundred aud eighiy rheeia, twenty-four by thirty-eight inches in iixo-, ' | the hill* to be on good foolscap pap-r. j weighing fourteen pound* to tha ream, ih- 1 I prire lo lie allowed for inch paper shall be : I at the lowest rata per pound at which the | same is sold by paper dealers in New York ! and I'biladolphi*, daring the first week in j February, for the paper used for tha legiai lulive documents and current works ordered | by Ilia legislature, and for the other anrk I, al ike lowest price* aforesaid at wbicb anch paper i« sold in aaid cities, during the last . week in March o! each and every year, and j satisfactory evi irocq of the pre of such t 'papers, w|i bio t he eaid pert tola shall be sub- j milled to the comptroller before the allow- ; mice by biir. for any bill for peper on wbicb any public printing has been excuted. a. And ba it enacted; That when any docament shall be ordered to be printed by either branch of the legislature, more than one#, at periods mure than four day* •part, the printer thereof shall be entitled tu charge for composition aa abovs provided for, each title tbu laid -document slpill be 'to printed. so priniea.

4. And be it enacted. That in conformity . with the act approved April sixteenth, eighteen hu dred and lorty-SIX, it (ball ba the duly of the clerk of the general asaembly, and the secretory of the rensle to deliver copies completed of the journals of their respective houses tu the persona appointed 'to print the same, within thirty days after the close of the session of the legislature, and in the event of the clerk of the geo#ral assembly and secretary of the senate failing lo deliver each copies a* provided for in ttyia section, they tball forfeit ! to the treasurer, for' the u»e of the Bute, ! | one hundred dollar* of their salary, 5. Aud be it enacted, Thai tb« printer : , or printer*, who ara hereby, or beraafur may be appointed lo priol the law* and proceeding* of the legislature of Ibis State I shall within two months after h# or they shall have received a copy thereof, deliver ] to tb. treasurer of this But* the nambcr pf cupig* of_iki_lgw* *i'd procvedicy* of th# j legislator* for the time being, aa shall be directed by law. 6. Aud be it ena'cled, That the indices to the jonrcel of tbe *#nal* and minutes of thv .huuieof assembly iball hereafter bmad* out by the person or persona retpeclively *bo may he employed to execute tbe printing of said journals or minutes, and tb* *um of fifty dollars each shall ba alfowrd the aaid printer* (or compiling such indices; provided, that taid indices shall be printed solid in brevier type, and be made out al- , phabetically under omyone heading, jn the style of the index to the journal ofi'h* senate of New Jersey for lb* year eighteen hundred and sixtr-twn, 7. And be it enacted, That the journal of the senate and the mipuic* of the buu.a of assembly shall hereafter .be printed in lb* same compact form and title sa the journal of Ih* tanate for ths year eighteen hundred end *ixt>-two, and the comptroller shall audit no bills for printing nut axr- > cuied in accordance wilb the law. 8. And ba u enacted. That John II. Lyon, or Jersey City, he employed lo print i the bills, pamphlets, and documents or- ' ! dered hj tb<r senate. 9. And be it enacted. That Jacob B. j Free**, of Ti anion, be employed to prist the pamphlet* and documents ordered by tb* senate. 10. And be It enacted, That Murphj * [ Beehtel; of Trenton, be impluyed to print • | the bills of the hou-e of aswmbly. 11. And ba ii eoaciod. That J. H. Ljon 'and Jacob B. Kreeae be appointed to print legislative documents. 1 12. And be it enacted, That the Newark Printing and Pobliihing Company, of Basex county, ba enipawarvd lo print thrae thousand cepiey or tbe laws enacted at lb* ' presaut tetania of the legislature. I 1A And ba it enact a.1, That Aogastu 8. Barber, of Gloaeaalar eouaty, be employed to prut M* thousand ropie. of tbu ; lbt far »«» «»'• f 14. And be it enacted" That Charles . Wilb, O' Burlington cow-l;, U emeUrwed ' ; 2 TiSSl ' . lb- i.lr,u. O'j.luC 'UI 1 IS. A.d b. ,1 .L.tl.J, lW Ot nu W

parts of acts conflicting with the provisions J I of thir act ba and they are bsrehy repealed. I IB. And be it enacted. That thla act shall * lake effect immediately. ri * j Approved April 5, 1863. 7 f A Supplement to nu act rntitled "An eel ,, * | relative to the tale and disposition of the ,, - Ileal Estate of Infants," approved March ! a - | nineteenth, eigbteeu hundred and forty- ! a r i five. ' i , f : 1. Be it enacted hy th# S#nate and U#n- ! p > j eral Alterably of the Blate of New Jersey, j , I That when a special guardian, under the ; ,. . : act to which this Is a *upplen<riii, ha told | ( t ; the real estate, and performed th# dulie* ; ^ s required of him hy s*id act, and haa made ' j i . bis report to the chancellor of hia proce»u- ! ( " inga, and th# chancelloi haa approved of c * , the same, it ahall be lawful for the chancel, j a J l<tf mtkoan onler directing aaid goai- ' „ * | dian to pity the proceed" ariring fcoui the ) a e : rale of said real evute belonging to aaid , r j infant, to the* general guardian of said in. ' , >f | fant, if any such guardian has been ap- | | f j pointed, upon such general guardian giving ] t s bond* sufficient to cover ih# rhare of said 1 „ i | infant ih the hand* of ruck special guardian, j f 0 | which said bond shall lie ap, roved by the , , L ; orphan#' court or the county, where saiTl . Jjgeneial guardian shall receive hia or her i ( r j appoiulmeo', and upon the gensral guar- i e j dian filing with the clerk of the coiirt of ; y chancery a certificate from the orp|,an,' i t * court ol the county where the g*nera| |„. ! , e | 'erg of guuroiaiirhio shall lie takcn n„(' i t . signed by at least two of the judges of |h; J , s orphans' court and nitrated bv the anrro ' . 1 gate under Ins official rial, c#rlifyi„_ ,hB(' ) , „,d .iiTii i.i,l bipn I I,.. . n ! with the surrogate of aaid county, sufficient v . | to cover tb" amount (naming '»»* , , into ll.e hands of such general gnar,ilon hf. , I longing to ...d infant, the ch»nr„,Ior ma , e : make an order directing the payment b\i- rush special guardian of the mn'nr„ jn 1 e j hand*, beloogmg to eaid ",0 | , I general guardian after dedifl:tintpnph com. II ...ieaionsae shall be a Inwed ,lT lhp rnnr, ), of chancery, and the release 0T enr-h general it , guardian acknowledged or ,,r,,v„i| ,0 ,a,j i * I special guhrilian, shall l« a fn(rlci'euf-Mi.. 1 * vhnrg* of the dut.es of his trua, whjrb , | lease may ba filed and r„Pnrj„, jn lh, ; clerk', oflice or the court of cUne(,ry. Blld certified cop.e. thereof, uni)pr tbrJ lland cerlrOew thereof, tJlB*

- i ... • teal of the court of cllBn„ a,ln„ V | evidence iu all courts a„d places e L And be it en.cle.i, qq,,, , jB, k guardians herelofor. „r herearie, to he en. n poio.,d. „nuar the prnvi.|„na 0r ,h, act to " "hici, ,h„ is a .uppl.nlBOI m ay, in case a d K'°er»l goaf'11*0 or guardiraa shall b« sp. k j pointed to t'kc care of the person and ] h j ertate of said infoiit, ciose up the apccixl t | trti«t or guardianship by settling hia icj court iu the court of chancery, and ihe : h | chancellor ascertaining the amount due to 1 ! sUch infant on th# bonds of the special I - • guardian, it shall be lawful for the special 1 b guardian to pay aaid sum to th# general 1 guardian when all the provisions of th» first 1 I section of this act sh II h*v# been complied 1 d with by th# gen-rel guardian, end th# rhan. ' * cellor ahall hav# nrriared the payment to ' tbo general gnardian, and the special gnard dtkn. in case Ihe money has been invested ' d by order of the court of chancery, may as- ' * sign t" the general guardian the securities ' so held by him, and npon obtaining a re- 1 y lease from tb# gen*ral eunrdi -n Ihe sum* 1 I, may he acknowh dged, filed end recorded. 1 * and -shell be evidence, as provided in the 1 first section of this act. Approved April 5, Ifi65. if i ■ U A further supplement to "An Act relative j to Insurance Companies," approved j t April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and ' ,r forty- six. r Wukrkah, dnuhta exist as to the taxes re- 1 u j quired by law to he paid in this State hy , th* insurance cmpsnirs of other States, and whereas it is desirable that such on. I certainties should be removed, and the ' revenue to be derived from aurh comr panie* should b* clearly defined and se. j : cured, and the companies of this Blate 1 „ be entitled in other State* to the benefits ' . j' of reciprocal law ; therefore. r j I. Bw it enacted by the Senate and Gen- ■ 1 ,f 1 #ral Assembly nf the Stat* of N#w Jersey, « That the agent* of *r#ry fire, life, health j ~ ' or m«rtn» Inauniticn company noftuflorpor- ; at*<l by th* lawn nf tbi* State, and doing a ; business in this Stat*, shall file with the lf ' Sscrelsry of this Staff, on or before th* ^ ; firet day of February in each year, the per- [ j tifirala now reqaired by law respecting the ! ^ business and condition nr the company of ' |( ; which he ia auch agent, end ahall pay *1 the : . lime of anch filing lo said Secretary of !_ i Stit#, th# sum of fir* dollars fees thsreforf tj ; and ahall also h* required, within tew day# I I thereafter, to take f.om rucli Secretary of B I State a license to act aa auch agent, and | transact the business of saidcompany durinr " | the ensuing yeer, and ahall pay for such license foes an paid shall n* in lieu nf all . | other taxes lo b» assessed in this Btate on I snch agent* for the business of said cosipanie*; provid-d, however, that the Inst foregoing provision shall apply only to the ** agents of companies o^bos* States who's laws do not jtnpns* a ^atrr tax or aaaesr- ' m*ol than tb* foregoing upon tb* aganta of " companies of this Btate and db.ng business in those Btate*. ' 2. And be it *nacted. That the egents of companies of those Stale* imposing i larger taxes nr. asaassmsnU than th* fore- , going, upon lb* agents of companies of tbi* Blate, ahall pay in the manner and at the lime now provided by law, a tax of two, * jwretuum per aunoui, oo the whole amount a "f prsmium* taken or received by sock agent during ths year preceding tbo payment of amid tax. 3. And b* it enacted. That th# moneys arising from auch license fees and aaid tax** ' of two per centum shall ba appropriated in . the tnrennrr now provided hy liw, 4. And ba it enacted, That tbu act shall j take effect Immediately. * Approved April £ 1863. Supplement to Iba act respecting Exacc- " tions. *• L Ba it anaeled by tba Kannte and Gak- * eral Atoambly of iba State of Saw Jarsay, r- That (dog* tnall be conaiitered personal property and subject as such to taxation, is in addutun lo th# lax oow fixed by |aw for d j rheep damage, all laws of lbs »Ula to iLv j « I 2. And Le ffoucteA^bat this act shall i I take abet iraatediatsiy. * Approved April 3, 1865.

An Act better to secure the safety of tre. S velars on railroads. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and G*»e. | ral Assembly of the Btate ol New Jer'ey, j it shall ha ihe dicy of every railroad i company in the Slate™ New Jersey, carry- V ing passengers on th* same, under any chn'r. : herrlofora grauUd,'or that may her#- j ; sficr b# granted, to provide ageinrt' aci-i- j I dent and injuries lo any passenger, and t" | I that end iu cause lo be applied to all iheir j ' cars which they now use or here- ' sfier may "8* npqn tbelr railroads, at each j i end of raid ears, an apron or other Conner, j | lion'similsr to that in nte upon many ot the I cars of the Camden anil Ani'my : Usilroad Company, riwl which shall cover ■ Ire spar* between ihe platforms of said I ! curs, and be sofficieut la prrvrnl the foil of; i person or persona between aaid cars j ' * ! and that tucb proviejon and applies' ion ' shall b# msii* by the fourth day of July t •' next ensuing, upon all cars that may or f ] shall bv used after that ifote, aud aliwdy f j limit or may ba built* before I hat date, anil 1 " and application aliall l.e made h-Lr# ih-y » i shall be used upon their railroad ; providrd ' proved by th# Governor of this Btate, lor f ! tho above purpose, may lie rubatilulcd in I ; the place ol ihe apron aforesaid. I 2. And be it enacted,. That any r>ilroad f that shall be guilty of u-glrcl iW ; : refusal to cumply with the provisions of - ' j this act. shall, fur every auch violation , I j thereof, forfeit and pay tu the But# of. New « i Jersey tbe sum ot three hundred ddllnrs, to * h# recovered and sued for in toy court c.( ' county through or iu which aaid railroad j * J of the Slate. ' J Approved April 6, 1S65. ! A uu^n\\V."'1'memolr'y" o'fTdT Uar.m°n' ! | Whkbra*. John Hart, a signer of 'he .Ie- , violation of independence, and Hie first i speaker of the hour# nl assembly of ihe i | independent State of Now Jersey. Ho. , lies buried in the township ot IIup>-well in the entry ol Mercer, in Ibis Stale, . fa: m gr.ve yard, and Uo stol.e having . been erected to maik Ih* spot of- his rest, i ing-plaCe ; and wburea', the Blale i-uglit I not lo allow Ihe remains ol one who n.aJ» , so many sacrifices for his country, at the format'ou of our national and. Bute gov- , 1 token ol remembrance ; thvtelore, . , 1. lfe it enacted by ■!>« Senuii- and Gene- i ral A -rem lily of Urn Bigle of N«« Jeisvy. , That, Jacob A", art, of Hudson, Charles A. Bkillmari, of iluulerdoo, und Zepbeniuh cominisiioners «o svluct a suitable resting place for the remains of I be deceased, and erurl over the spflt a ; fom granite -tone, the whole to he done at nil ex, aiis« Ool exceeding -ix hundred dollars. 2. And ba it enacted, That when said 1 : work shall have heeu completed, and the i ram* certified io tho Governor by said com. 1 uiusiouers and Ihe cost thereul, Ihu Guv. ' vrnor shall draw a warrant on thu treasurer : 1 fur said ruin not excelling six hundred ' ' : dollare, in favur of said commistiouert, and the treasurer ahall pay the saoio nut of any ' nut ulheiwi.u appropriated. j Approved April 0. 1865.

j A further rapnlenient to tho act entitled •'An act to fix tho salaries of the officer. , of (he Senate aud General Aasembly of , the Btate of New Jersey," 1. Be it enacted by the Benato and Goner«l A-semb'y of th# Btate of New Jersey , : That there shall b* paiu 10 the secretary of 'the senate and clerk of tbe house of a»s>ui- : bly, the sum of four hundred dollars, in - lowed by law ; to the assistant tacrttery of tho senate and uS'itteDl clerk of the hour" j bf aisesubly, the turn or fonr hundred dollars, in addition to tha prcsuul compensa- ' link uiluwed by law; to the* engr-.-sing clerks of the hou-e of a-aemh)y ar.d svuate, tbe turn of four hundred dollar#, in adilitiuii I to the present cpupentaliunalluwed bylaw; • tu tbe ser^eairt-atn^ms of Ihe teuwle sou - 1 house of assembly, the sum uf one huudred i dollers, in addition 10 the present compeii- ! tatiun allowed by law ; lo each of the pages | of the senate and buuso or assembly, tue j ! turn of fifty dollars, in ndd.tioo to Jbe coui- ' peusalioii uiluwed by law. ; 2. And ba it enacted. That thii act shall | apply only to th# officers of the prekeut senate and Iiiibsh of aiasmbly. 3. And bo it enacted, That this act tball j ' take effect immediately. Approved April 6, 1866. A Further Supplement loan aet to provide fur Hie support of tha government of this Btate, and In Gx tne sa'.aties nf public officer', approved April fourth, eigktern hundred and forty-five. 1. Be it enacted by- Ike Brnate and G*n- ] 1 oral Assembly of th* State of New Jersey, , That the judges of the court of common ' pleat of tb# several counties of the State, ! 1 ahall receive three itotlaia per diem, -for every days' attendance at court. 2. And h# it enacted. That th# crier* of ! tba circuit count mod courts of common r 1 pleas uf tha several counties of this State, ahall each receive two dollar* per diem, for every day#' attendance at conn, > 3. And he it enacted, Tha' tbifl act shall . remain in force for the period of tworwars. 4. And be it enacted. That all acta and parts of wis, inconsistent herewith, are hereby repealed. 5. And be it enacted. That ibii act ahall , take effect Immediately. Approved April 6, 1865. y , A further aappltmml to tha act antilli^ "An act raiativa to the Coart of Errors . and Appeals." . 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of tb* Stat,* of N*w Jersey, 1 That ihe compensation of each of the six ; appointed judge* of the coart of trrort and , appeals, shall, froni sad of! er the "passage of ibis act, bo eight dollars a day for every day they ahall respectively attend tb* slid | conn. | 10. A nd be it enacted, That tbu act ahall ' take effect immediately, and continue in j force forlaro years 4ad no longer. Approved Apiil 6, 1865.

.» ., «, .„di, „A. .„ r„r the relief of such portion ofo,, yLJjtj, 0f this Blate as mey be called lemsurvioe," appr jv.-d May eleventh, ci*E,vB bu'Bdred and sixiy-on*. \ hxreas, by U« act lo whiuh lliAe alapplement, it is, among other tbfoja pre. vided that the sum of six doltak par monlh shall bn allowed and paid tViha families of such married psrion* BPHia militia of this Btete, ant! lo the witfodyd mothers of ruch parmiis, wilhual tadL | lies, dependent upon ih#m for eaup«r\ e» have Keen nr shall b» murter#.! int.A the service uf tbv Uui-t'd Sta'w, slid illj asmoch at ifn-re or# mar V w.uthy an i deewrv ing fpuialrx to whom tue provision* | of raid acl or# tint applicable; Ib-rrlor-, 1. lie it rliacied by the Bruale a' d (Jan- • #r#l A-rrinl'Ij of it.- Bime »f N-e J#ia#y, : That the sum nf six dollars per nlniilb ahall | allnwed anil pel. I fo lh» li.oll.vis of such persona of Ih# militia of lliU State, wllhnut as have I.0-11 or shall be inu-l-red mln iln- -i-rvieu • f the Uuiteil Blate-, wh-rv ! "'Others are urpcudenl u- ou »uch perso mustered tu in for aflpp-n, wh-iher ih# bosban-l of such mother n# living or not ; provided, the lln-buW nf anch mn'her has ubaudoned her and Ivft her williuut sapport, nr is iu-, .lie, or from soy u11mv,c*u»« neglect*, refuses, or ia unable to support 2. And be it enacted, TJial tk* saiA (if i six dollars per moiilti shall lie allowed ami paid to the lamilic' or such married p#r-tin-«hnll bn mu-lrr#i| intra tho servu-u o lire Slates, noteilbstehding th* dale of ; lln-ir mariiagv shall be ruhiavprem Iu their enlirtmeiit or master into ihe s«rvte# of ih- . I' lilted Slates ; provided, that such family be resident in Ihu Stale. [3. And b« it enacted. That tba wive-, widowed muthers, or mother- Bepwud dig ><>r support apon any naval recrnit cr. -nud 1/ : the quota of lhl« Btete, who shall br r«... . ent. i.r the San.#, shall he eutill-d to. rethe army ul ihe Uutted .S-.il.-r and httun ! credited to lire quota .if llu- Slate.1 [I. Ami he it enacted, That the pinviM.ms of this act ali'i Ihe ncl to WMCB thfi» a supplement sball be upplicabla to all , perrons. Hlthuul dirt If I loll ol color, wh" lierclnf-'re or who may hereafter he stored iuto tbe military service of the L'uiied Blales, and credited lo the quote of Uif sSute of New J-rsey, and whoao f milies al time nf eulistmeul Weru or ara 5. A nd be it enacted, That this act sbalV lake effect immediately. Approved March 31, 1865. Ap act to amend uu act entitled "An act to authorize Ihe inveslnieiit ami distribution of Ibe interest uf absent pereOOif iu the proceed- or Und sold in partition, nr belonging lo tho eel slot uf mte.Ute-," approved I. April eighi, eighteen hundred 1. lis U euaclod by tbe Somite ami General Assembly of llie Btete of New Jer-vy, That whole tea residuiico of any p-rsuo in-tere-led in tho proceeds of lnuu« or real estete w ll.cu hav# hern liereloforw or may be hereafter, sold hy virtue uf any proceedpeiaoual Calais of ally ititeatale i-uukkowo; or whein it ia not known wlielbar a prison l who, il liriug, would be interealfld iu men proceeds ul tnd sale of laud* or real e< -tela, or in such personal estate a* next uf kiu, is living or not, it shall he lawful for Ih# : court having tue powur, by order or decree, of dulnbutiug such proceed* of tha tale of laud ur^ieal e. tel., or .'l.tribnling -ucU or luiaiiul ol any ruch persou to be inseated in iiondr ol ibis Btate, or of any city or coumy of this Btate, authorized by law (o issue bonds, or oo houds secured by mortgage on real estate, or III soctl public prosf ,'aiid lo direct anu coutrul lne\;ii'»tody of the (ecurilns which iu»y be tazriv froui tim - lu lliua lor uuy invest ale ill ordered ; aud also, either oeUi.c or alter an invtfsimeiil la ormired, at auch lime >• lUd court may deteruilue, to order or decree u disliihuliou of the Snare or lUleieSl, which i . any sack parson if living, would ba aaxuted I til, Biiiuug and tu the persou ot persona iuleiealeti in such proceeds ef-tue r — !•; cf i lauds or real estate, or iu s. ch persoual - properly under ttie laws regulaijUg.lbe uis. • inbutiuu tbereol, aa are kuutrn lo bn living ! ill proportion 10 their interest Ihrrem re#-. I peclitely, or lo and among Ike par-ou or : ' persons who would, if tucu p., -son was snonu to have died, Imeulitleu lo receive lilio same as an heir or heirs, in lite case uf j proceeds uf food or leal ramie, uud aa ifrxi ol kill in the c-i«.e of personal properly ; and j the cuurt may by in* liiue when it may tie , ! -uppuseii or oeeioed auch persou died ; ami p may order rv-fouuiug bomu to b* given by ; or oo behall nf any or ihe jvi-oiir, to wuoui ■ I any part ol Mkh haare alunt be Umlriboie.., ' tu ilie clerk uf llr# court and bit eaccea-o'r j iu office, ia such sitin uri'l wub such cundi- ' linn, alih or wiiuuff seuariLy, g. i;,e yv„ti | j may direct. 2. And ire it enacted, 1'bxt the fir»i 1 lion ol lb* acl Ueiehy amended I# repealed. Approved April 6, 1863. r Joint resolution relaUv* to the pevineol of the salary of E. 11. Geyiou UguvU, decesseu, late atsuciate Justice of ibv'Bnprem* Court of tuis Btete. 4 ! 1. Be il eoaclad by ike Ben. 1* and General Assembly of the State ol New Jeisoy, That l be treasurer 61 Ibis Btate be author# txed and dintctarl to ;iav lu tba —[■— rente tire* of E. B. Dayton Ogdeu, drcsaeeu, I t* aasuciate Jusuce of lb* Bupleoik Court " uf this Blale, rue ruiary to which be wourd have beru eulillrd as such associate luriice ou ihe lourvh day of Auga.t uext. Approved April 6,1865.

Bocxd Aovicg. — If yon would relish /onr food, labor for il; if you would enjoy 70a r rajuirni, pay for it bufor* yoo Wsar 11 ; if would sleep aonndlr, take a clean conscience to bed with yoa. — Be not vacillating in yoar purpose* : not every bright meteor that shoots your path alu-aet you lo Dew aims. This weald ba to make yoar life b •! as whirling sands, boson about by ftvary fiokia