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VOL. XI.

CATE ISLAND. CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1365.

NO. 3.

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For tli* Oceaa W«r*. PEACE, rr vnjtov vS.tm>t», j» mnuwInuiibMrfDoaoni He bin iln« «h*U* «« bur. An aaf e! waiajwtv war U o'er, ■weet p—en is drawing our. Tb* tail to upi, the war** alarm* , Hy mafic Mbu to euu i Afa of tuna, ao earthly charm, b tbe ptradtm of pee** Tb* ghastly war-bttd mil | Hun, ta* jewel w.'re bun eagtng, How fllta from ***** to erect. Tbe lowering dead. tbat hor*r*4 o'er Tbe graUl dim* for a while, Hare fiown o"*r otb«r lan 4* to aoar. Ana other heart* beguile. We would not call tb* waMilrd back, Hut bid bin *te*<! away « BHgSaly Ughla an lo bla track. Myriad corjwe* 'n«atb him lay. i Welcome back, dear peaceful dor*. A gift eodowad from he.tra abore, 1 To Md morula trail below. ' fredoua, prkelraa peace thou art Coma atay with ua erermore | , From our presence ne'er depart, 0, War* bo-vevebMOBX. MaaWllr, 7Vaa.. Mn, 111, 1Mb, , # fleet "gliscEllanti. ' i A Mother | There la something In elckoes* that l break* down tbe pride of manhood ; tbut ' •often, tlw heart and bring. Ilbeek lo tbe J feeling* of infancy. Who tbel has .offered, t «*en In sdvaoevd life, in sickneM end degpoadency-— "1.0 that bus piood in a woa-r * bad, in tbe neglect and lunelmera of • fur- j elgn lend, bol bea tbungbt of the mother . tbat lookad oo hi. childhood, and imoolbed c down bit pillow and administered tb hi. <1 balpleunr.. ? Ob, thara ia an enda.riog " tandem*.- in tbo loea of a mothar to brr ^ too tbat tranacendalh ull othar affection, j of tba heart. It i* neither lo be chilled by ■ selfishness, nor danbted by dabgur, nor 1 nulled with iagratitod*. She will .aeriBce { arery comfort lo bia conference ; ahe will , aorrender aeory plwaaura to hia frama and «1 azult in bia prosperity; and if edeeraity J overtaken him, ba will ba dear to her by , his mttfertua# ; aad if di.grace aatilca apon t bia name, ahe will loea and cherlah him, aad If all tba world caal bltn off, abo will * bo all tha world to bint. a B mint-is Rule! for Young Men. J Tbo world eaiimairi men by ibair aor- , cel. lo life, and by general control perma- n nent success la evidsoc* of anperiority. • Never ondar any circum.tence., auom* * a responsibility yoo can avoid coneialenily t with your duly to yourself aod otbsrs. In t oilier «orde, "mind your own bootne.*." t Bate all your acliffin* upon a principle of jastice, preaarve yoor integrity of cbarac- ® tar, and in doing thia oaear reckon on coat. t Remember i hat .elf interest ii more likely i to warp yoor •Jodgmeat than all othar cir- f camatencaa combined, therefore look well ' to yoor doty nbeo yoor iotoreat ia con- a cernad. , Never attempt to malia money at tba ax- I paaee of yoor repniat'na. ' Ba uaither lavieh aor miserly ; of tbo two ( , avoid tbe teller. A mean men ia aoivars- , ally despised, hot public Tavor ia a stepping- < alowa to prefernieht ; iherefuro generoua 1 feeling aboold ba euliivaled. [ Piomin but litile ; think lanoh and do , mora. ■ Let yoor expanse* be inch aa lo laavo a > belai.es in your pocket. Ranady monvy ia ] always a friaud in nt^l. Keep cloer of law.oita, for oven If yon I . gain your ceae, yoo are, generally, a loeer. • Avoid bolh borrowing and lending. * Liquor drinking, smoking .agar., and ( che" log Ubacco are bad habile; may iei. , pair tba mind and pockal, and laad to a i «Mle of lime. Tbay tend lo lot one down, bat ae*tr lo lift one ap in ibe regard ol ibv ' eirtaoaa aad good. . Never relate yoor miafortonaa to other., i and never grieva over what you can not 1 prevent. — A reel gentleman oarer dreaeaa ia tba 1 extreme of feahion, bat avoid, aiogoiarity ' ia person or hahiu. , 1. eff.bU with hit equal., pleaaent and ■ attentive to hit inferior.. In converaalion ha avoid, hasty, illlam- ' perrd or insulting words. Never pries into other people', affairs. , Detaet. eeves-drnpping aa one of the inert ■ \ N over alaadera an acqaaintaac*. \ Due. never under aay-eircamaUnce., ) M — A young 'allow once offered ta kite a Qaakareas. "Friend," aaid aha "thee mu.l •MdoiU" "Oh, by Jove! bat.I moat," aaid the JMth. "Wall, friend, aa tboa bait .worn, the* m*r de it, bat than must not make a practice of It.

Lam of New Jersey. 1st *cT«oarrr.l An set to es tabli.b and organisa the State Reform School for Jorenila Offender., 1. Be it enacted by tha Senate and General Aiaambly of tba State of New Jersey, That a reform farm ecbool be established in this State for tbe rvforinilion of aoch bnya between the agea of eight and sixteen veer* who may ba committed lo it -it hereinafter provided. 2. And be it enacted, That tha governor, chancellor, and chief justice of the State, for the lime being, shall conatiiute a board of .control, who.* data it aball be to appoint six (6) suitable 'persons a. tro.tee. of .eld reform school, aad to exercias .ucb further tnperviaory care aa may be confided to them. 3. And he It enacted. That on tbe fir.t day of each year, after eighteen hundred and tixty-eix, tbe tarm of office of the Brat two named truncal .ball terminate, and I he nam*, of tbe person, appointed to fill vacancies shell be pieced at the oottom of Ibe list ; other vacancies may at any lima be ailed, end tbn Oemra of the persona appointed shall be sobslitatwd in tba list fur , tbel ol those "bom they succeed, sod for , Ibe remainder of their term ; tbe trustees , may ba re-appointed ; they aball receive o» . compensation for tbeir service', but (bell , be allowed ail expeti.es, incurred by tbvm , IU tbe discharge of tbeir duties ; they shall , removed by tbe board of control for suf- ■ . ficlelit cause. 4. And be it enacted, That the trn.teea (ball bova authority to receive by gift, or to porchesk, a tract of land in a healthy ' location, abocdantly supplied with pur* | water, of easy access (rum different parts : of tbe State, and of sufficient area for the 1 proper secluaioo aid employment or tbe ' buys, to erect suitable buildings thereon; , mud to ousel Deeaful by-laws for tbair own ( government; lhaie several particulars lo lo be .object to tba approval of tbe board f of contrul. 5. And bo it enacted. That the trust".* ( •ball be a corporation, by the name of "Ibe Trusters of tbe New Jersey slate t Reform School," for tbe purpuae of taking t and holding lo tbem.elvea and their sac- ( ia trust for the But*, any grunt or device of lend*, any donatio* or orqueat of | money or other prrsoual properly, made ( for tbe nse of aaid institution, and for tba , purpose of preserving and investing tbe ( proceeds thrreot in goud securities, with ' f ull power. orceMary to carry laid par pu>e< \ into effect. 6. And bait enacted, Tbat they .ball 1 ' take charge of the general interest, of the , iQ.lilulioo ; see tbat ill affairs are coo- I ( ducted lo accordance with the requirement* of the Legislature and the approved bylewe, end tbat etriet di.ciplin* i. maintainwd : thereto*' provide employment and instrne- ^ lor lb* inmate., anil bind Ibem outy^, • i- charge or remand them, as berera^jjjd- ( vided; appoint a enperintendeut, a steward, , teacher or teachers, and aucb other officer. , a. in tbeir jodgmenl the wants of fhd inst*- ( may reqaire, and prescribe their duties ; ex rciae a vigilant supervision over | the inslilulion, its officer, aud inmates; re- ( »ucb officers at pleasure aod appoint ( •libera in their stead, and determine tbe .. , salaries lo be paid to Ibe officer* ; ibe by- j ( law. amy be ainrndeiLbv tba a.*eut of four ! ( a., at a |ag»l meeting, but no altura. | shall br/vahrPtHUiU approved by tbe ; i ard of coNtrol. ; ' 7. And be it enacted, 1'hat they .hall , tba boys under tbeir charge lo be id- f .tructed in pieij and morality, and in aucb of u.eml knnwladge aa are adapted j lhair age nod capacity, aod id some regolar course of labor, either mechanical, J wienulaetnring, agricultural, or a combine- | tioo of these as 19 best suited to their age, j ( strength, disposition end capacity, and in such olbtr aria or trades a. may ae«m beat , adapted lo secure the reformation, amend- ; rn.nl, and futore benefit uf tha boys. 8. Aod be it enacted, Tbat they may i , bind out boys committed to tha school aa : i eppreniice. or serveuta until they become 1 , yeaie of age, or for any Iras , lime; stipulating in the indsninres for the , neeuful amount of tcboid learning, and from ; lima' 'to time as the right'ul guardians of j the boy*, a.certaiaing whether ih» duties . , and otrtigatione of tbe mn*ler or mistres* 1 faithfully performed, and if not applying j , proper remedy; in binding out boys i , they .bail have scrupulous reg.nl to the religious and moral character of those to | , whom they are to be bound, that they may le the boys the beoefil of a guoil : example and wbolarome instruction, and i , the sura mean* of improvement in virtua ; and knowledge, and thus tha opportumtv of becoming intelligent, moral aod uasful , and happy citixeoa. 9. And be it enacted, That one or more of tba tnuteea shall visit the .cbuol al least , one* in every fortnight, at. which timet the , boys shall he examined in the school room and al their labor, and tba rexiater (hall ' be inspected; a record shall ba kept of . these suits in the book* of tbe superintendent ; once in every three month, in* school io all iu departments, shall be thoroughly examined by a majority of the tro.tee., and a report thereof signed ; they thall prepare an annua! report of the condition of the in- • tllouuo oo or before the fifteenth of December in every year, which, together with a fall report of tb* superintendent, and a list of tba laleri**, with an irtveolory of tbo value of the lit* stock aod other personal property of tha Hair io tb* buildings or oo tbe farm, shall be lard before the governor 10 be by him presented to the legislature. - .crexxxTxxoxsT. 10. And be it enecied, That the s~perintendeat, with snch subordinate o (beers a. tb* trustees may appoint, .ball have the charge aad custody of the bop; h* aball be a constant resident of the institution, and aball diMiipli**, govern, instruct, employ. and •** hia beat endeavor, to reform , the inmate, in aacb manner as while praaerving their health will eecura tha formation aa far aa possible of moral, religivu., 1 and Iodaatiiona habitwaod regular thorough progress and improvement in their audita, trades and employments. 11. And be .1 enacted. That ho aball b*. i Tore entering apon hrs doll*, give a bond iu the Elate, eri'h aureli-s *aiitfe£{pry to ( the Governor. lc tb, ,am ut ihre/lbdWaii feitMMkp MI hi* d*Ua}. aad ael

rount for all monrya received by him a* l • uperintcndeat, which bood shall be filed i in the office of the Treaaarer of tbe B>ate ; ( he .hell have charge of al! tha property of I tb* in.tltation, wilbin the precincts there- I of ; be shell keep, ia suitable books, com- I plete account* of all hi* receipts and ex- i t pendrturee, and of all property entrusted to faim ; showing the income and aspens** of l the institution ; and in *uch manner a* the i • ru.les* may require, for all money received « by birn ; hi* hook, and all documanu r*lat- r ing to the (cbool ahull at all times ba open to the inspection uf tb* tru^eNsJwbo.liall, t at least once in every six month*, carefully t . examine tbe bonk* and account., and tbe i vouchers and documents coooecud there- < with, and make a record thereuf ; be shall ■ keep a register, containing tha name, age, , ; and circom.taoce. connected with tb* eerly j hi*tory of each boy, and shall add each fact. I come to hi. knowledge, relating to hi. j history, while at tha Institution, aud after ( 12. And ba it enacted, Tb*t be shall, in j ' writing, make all contract* on account of I ' tbe inalitulion with the approval of the trnstees if tlieir by-law. require it ; and he c or hia .iicce.aora may ao* or be »u.U th.re- J on to final judgment or execution ; no suit .ball abate by reason of tbe office of super- ' iutendrnt becoming vacant, but any anc- • cesaor in office inay take upon him.elf the f prosecution or defence thereof, tod upon motion oT tbe adverse parly aod aulice, he aball be required so lo do. n • t couuitjitMa. , 13. And ba it enacted, That when a boy , under Kixteen year* i* brought by a consta- } tile, police officer or other lubabita.l of t | tin. .State, befoie two judges of any or- , ' phao'i couri, or before a justice of the sn- t preme court, upon complaint tbat lie lie. committed au offence which may be puo- . i.hed by inipriaonment, other than impris- , l lor lue, tb* jodge shall i..ue a sum- , mooa to tba father of the boy if he i. living | and resident where tbe boy was fonud, and , if not, then to hi* mother if ao liviug end , reaidant, or if not, to the pereon with , whom sccording lo hi* own statement and t such testimony a. aball be received, be re- . side., and i( there be no person with whom , statedly resides, tha justices or judges , may appoint some suitable pen-on to act in bis behalf, requiring bint or her to appear [ al a lime and place staled .n the sniwniune, a .hoar cause, if any there i», why seid hoy , | shall not be committed to the -Slate refer. n ) school; and the justice or judges sbsll alio L j cau.e notice of the pendency of the cluim- , I aut to ba given to the mayor of tn* city. , ! or to on* of tbe committee of the township f i "herd the boy reside* or (ball Lave been , j fonnJ. | 14 1 And be it enacted, That at the time t ■ mentioned io the summon., tba jastice or , judges shell proceed to examine tb* boy ^ibd any part] appearing in un.wer to the , { summuua, uud to take .ach testimony in : relation to the case as may be produced ; , If tb* ellegutioue ere proved, and it appear# ! met tbe troy li a suitabl subject for Slid . school, and that bis morel welfare aid the r goud of society require that be thuuld be 'I j sent thereto for instruction; employment r : and reformation, be or they shall commit . lbs buy to tho State reform .cbool, by war- i ! rand, in substance aa fellow*: "To (A^B.L ■ • one uf tbe constables (or police officer*! •rL3 i the city (or lowh»bipj ':Ym We "t commanded tn take charge of (C. .i j D.) a boy under the age of sixteen year*, t I lo-wit : of the age of , a. near as can s ascertained, wt>o at the time of hi* ar- 1 i rest, resided io and who he* beau ■ | proved to me (or us) lo be a suitable sub- c ; ject lor the Stale reform scnool, aod a pro- t per object for its care, discipline, and io- t •traction, and dsliver said boy without delay to tbe soperiulsndfot of ..id school, or i olber person in charge thereof, at the place I j where the s.tne is established, and mr so j f i doing, tbia shall be your sufficient warrant. • t ! Dated, tuii day of , 18 , at : I , in the coomy' of , in ii | the Btat* of New Jersey ;" but no variauce j i j from said lor n shall be deemed material if ! ■ ! it sufficiently appear, upon tbe fece tberv- t | of, that i ha boy is committed by tba justice 1 ' ! or judges, 4n the oxercue of tb* power* I jgiv.u by tbi. act A , I 15. Aud b* it dieted, That tha jastice . I i or judge, shall certify in the warraul the i i I place IU wbicn tba boy resided at the time i < I ol bis arrest, also his age as near at csn be i j ascertained ; and that tuch certificate for | the purpose of this act shall be conclusive i [ evidence of Alt residence end age ; accom- I i peoying the warrant, the judges absll treus- ! nut to tb* euperiuteadeul. by the officer l serving it, a auieuimi of the suba<ance of tha complaint aud testimony given iu the Cwxe. together with ancb other particulars concerning the boy at tha judge* are able to aacertsia. 16. And be it enacted, That the warrant abstl bw executed by a eonswble or police i officer; eny so m in u us to appear before a ( judge at aloretaid thall be served by a con- ' , .labia or police officer, by delivering su | 'attested copy of the same person. lly to the i party to whom it is addressed, or leaving it ■ with some person ol oofficteet «** at tha \ piece of reaideoc* or bosioest of aucb party;" ( aod aaid couatabl* or police officer shell ; immediately in.ke returu lo the same judge i of tbe time end manner of such service, i 17. And be it enacted. That when a boy , under sixteen years of agw is brought lor trial before ajuslire or police cuort, charged wilb au offeuse which may be panished by impri.oouieut olber than imprisonmeot for , life, aod tb* justice or court is of opinion, or any persoq makes affidavit, tbat if found guilty be woold be a fit aad proper subject lor lb* Sl«U rrlorm school, a decree to > that affect shall ba en tared oa record, and > thereupon aucb jaatics or court aball cause ' nolica of tb* proceedings to ba given lo ! the mayor of tba city or owe of tba eommilt*0 of the township where the boy resided ■ al the lime of his arrest, aud shall, by a i warrant, cause tb* boy to be brought forth • with before two jndgea of tb* orphans' ■ court of lbs coonly. or a jastlca of tb* ao- , pratne coer , aad transmit to him or them i a copy of tb* complaint aod warrant by i virtu* of wkicfa be was arrested ; tb* jastice Pledge psil thereupon have the tame i been brought (refer* him or them upon au ! And be it enacted. That If (ba judge , I^Tiflapihioo that the boy bruag ot beiore . «m> guilty, aad ia sot a fit wbjoot fori

tba school, be .ball, ir the offeo.a charged ; ene within the jurisdiction of i he justice" | of thu peace or the police oonrls. aenlenc* to such puni'kment a. is provided by for the off-ns*; otherwise he shell bind him over to epnesr before the court of oyer | and terminer for the eoanty. 19. Any boy ordered to be committed to ' the .cbool may appeal tn the court of oyer end terminer and toe appeal shell be had. entered, tried and determined in a .nmmary 1 manner. 20. And be it enacted, Tbat the fees and | compenjati 'n allowed lu the judges under ! this act shell be the aam# si hy law sre allowed to jarti^e of the peace, sod ail officers serving process shall h- allowed tbe ; fee* as they are entitled to fur serving : i process io criminal proceeding*. I COVriSKUEM A VP DISCHARGE. 21. And t>* it enacted, Thst eny boy i I committed lo Htate refurut school sball Ire j there kept, disciplined, instructed, em- | ployed end governed, under tba direction ; of the trostee., until he arrives at the age j of twenty-'in* years, or is bound out or di*. j i charged at reformed, or otherwise legally ! discharged ; the discharge or a boy aa re*, i formed, or hi. being sent ou a royaga al ! or orrfving at the age of twenty-on* ! y»ar«, sliUl be a complete releaae from all ' penalties aud disabilities created or incurred by the sentence. 22. And be it enacted. That if any boy comuiiited to the refer in sclionl 1 hall prove Incorrigible, or |T hia presence end example sball be mamfently dangerous to I ha moral i welfare of the school, the trustee, shall power to Order bit removal lo the towmihip or city from whence he came, i and to deliver bun lu a nmgitirale to be j dealt with according to laV. 23. And be it eo.cted, Tbat for tbe pur- i of purchasing land and the erection of ; | suitable building* us contemplated lo tlti. j act, and for procuring tb* nerdful stock, j implement", furniture, food aod clothing, ] and fur tbe payment of wage., and other | incidental expenses, the sum of fifteen tliou■and dollars ia hereby appropriated and the treaaarer of the State i« Hereby directed lo [ tbe same upon the l.wful warrant to j lite order of the board of trustee., when j approved by the board of control. 24. And ba it enacted, Thai when ihe ! buildings suit prrtnines of the reform Mboul ; authorized by this act .ball be prepared for i the reception of pnpil", the Ifu-irei 'shall resolution ir.form tbe Governor thereof, | i which be shall iesue his proclamation j of the feet ; aod tbe provisions of thi. act i in relation lo tbe .commitment, shall not ' go into effect uutil such proclamation be ; issued. 25. And be it enact«d. That this act sball take rffeci immedi itelv. Approved April 6, 1665. * A Further Supplement to "An act authorising an addition to the State Capitol," approved March twenty-fourth, eighteeu /ftiundred and sixty-three. L Be it enacted by I he rieoate and Gene- j ral A«seuibly of the Siale of New Jersey, j That the commissioner, of tba State Libra- 1 be, and they are hereby authorized and ! empowered to procure the necessary .hel- I v in g- and furniture for tbe new library room, and to make such alteration, fa tbe old llferitry room a" may be r.aeesairy, ro soon a. .sine shall ba vaca'ted, fur the accom.arudstion of the circuit and district cobr ts of the United States, and to set apart aud } some suitable room in the Stat* ! House for a jury room fur Hid courts; and also, to -procure tbe necessary furniture, carpeting, etc., for tbe i ew executive chamand committee rooms, and to furnish the same in a neat and becoming manner. 2. And he it enacted, That tha expense ] in carrying out tha provision* of : the firit «eelion of lhi« act .ball be drawn j the aorplos, (if any-lhere aball be), of I the appropriation now authorised by Uw ! an addition to the State Capitol; proI vided, that in ca.# tbe appropriation now I authorised by law aball not ba sufficient to ai-compliab tha objects contemplated by j this act, than and io that rue the Slate Treuurer be, and he is harany authorized pay to tbe Mid commii'innert, for the : purpo.sa mentioned io tbe first section of. j thia act, cat of say money, in tbe treunry i nut heretofore appropriated, a sum sufficient to pwy the AXf«kti/e. aut honied by this net; provided, that the amooot to h* expended under and by virus of tbi* act shall not exceed tbe sum of five thou.and dul3. And be it enacted. That thi. act shall lake effect imnedia'.ely. Approved April 6, 1865. A Farther SsppUment to tha act entitled "Aa act to regulate the practice -or the court* of lew," approved April firteantb eighteen hundred and forty-"ix. i l, Be it enacted by tba Striata and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That it shall be lawful for exreotora and adminiitralore in any •ction brongbt against them upon any judgment .nggeattng a devastavit. where each judgment waa to be mwd# end levied of the good* aod chattel* of tbe testator or intestate, Drat giving no. lice tar twenty day. before lue time of trial or saij cause to toe opportunity to *bow tbat they have not eloigned, wasted and converted, and disposed ol lo. their own u.e Hid good" and chattel*, and tbat they have duly administered the estate of tbeir testator or intestate , notwithstanding the otniiston by them to plead plena edmioittrarit or plane adminiatrarit prmter in the original action against them, and that hereafter the omioalon to plead aitbar of aaid plea* by executors or administrators ioactions brought against them in tbair represenlaUva capacity, .ball not ba bald or taken to anymuurt in this State to ba Concloaive evidence of a devastavit io any action upon aoch judgment as aforesaid. 2. Aod be it ooacted, Tbat that if tba plaintiff in any action at lev shall neglect to bring his cause to trial at any term of tbe circuit court held in tba coonly wherein the van i re i. laid, after the canse is at iaeae •ud after inScienl time ha. elapsed to enable bim to glee the requisite notice of trial, judgment shall ba awardad for tba i defendant aa in cum of a noo-snit, with It, coats, nnles. tb* court, upon ja»t aad roaa-wiuhts term., allow further time. 4. And be ii aaac led, Thai thia act aball Uka affect immediately. Appeavad April 6, 1865.

I An act to incorporate the "U. S. Soldi»r. and Patriots Orphan. Home," at Egg I Harbor City, New Jersey. roaroKATio.vs. ! 1. B« it enacied by tha Senate and G.n- ! eral Assembly of the'.Stnte of New Jersey. ; That George O. Glavi.; Philip M. Wol.etfler, John W. Gnenther, Looia Ertell, Louis Brodhag, Alexander I. Scbsm, Chat. tVehle, William Scbtnocle, Angu.t Heil, i Louis Bollinger, Jamea F. Thorn, Carl j G rimer, George A. Muhleck, Adolpb Kali la<ow.ky, Theodore Kunlzman, Theodore ! W lowed", and aoch oiber persons si thev may elect, are hereby created, declared, ' and constituted a body cnriiarare aod noli- | ne, by tb* nam* and style of "The U. B. i Soldier, anil Patriot*' Orphan* flnine," | and that by that n« i e they ahall be t-apa-hie of suing and being surd in all courts of tin. . State, and abali have power to maka | and ns* a common seal, and alrer tbe tun" at plea. are. and to make by-law* for the management of iheir proprriy, fur the refiliation of. their affaire, aod to appoint all | aubnrdinata others or agents required for ' j the buatuas. of the social], ana 10 allow | them suitable compensation. ; 2. And be it enacted. That U shall be I the bn.inen end pu- pose of said sociHy, lo provide a home fer the disabled soldier, j of the Union, especially lo those of German I birth, and el»o a home tn receive and edul cale the children of all each, who have j fallen on the fi-id of battle, or died in conj .rquence of wuunda received, or tickoeas ' contracted wbil" in the service. | 3. And be it ouacu-d. That the capital j stock ol aaid corporation .hall he two buuj dreil and fi ly thousand dollars, with liberty j tn increase the lam* at the discretion of the | , | directors, to three hundred thousand dul. | I are, and in such a manner as th* said cor- | | poration by their by-lawa aball direct. j 4. And be it enacted, Tbat for the purpose ] I aforesaid, the said Corpora ion sh.nl have ] | power to porclta.*, take, and bold pwrsonel | | property or real estate, or any mtere.t j | therlfn, in llii* or nny other State, territory ; ' or di<trict of the United .Stales; to entei I I money, io lake, have, hold, receive and *n. J joy, any lan-ts, Vannnenls or hereditament* j | in fee simple, or otherwise, aod any goods. : j chattel., legacies, donations, annuities, or ! ] other personal property of wbat kind or j i quality soever, by gilt, grant, devise, be- | j quest, or otherwise, to make .ach improveI menu on any of their real estata a. they . | may deem proper, for any of tb* purpurea ] i aforesaid, and grant, couvey, .ell, assign, j \ transfer, mortgage, leaie, or other*!.* di». j I pose of property in like tanner. 5. And be II enacted, That there shall t h* oof less than thirteen, nor mors than .twenty-five director, of the «»id company, I and Hi* perrons named in the tirek nc'l shall j ! be th* first director, of the .aid corpora- • ' tion, and ahall manage its affairs; th* di- j rectors shall chose out of their own number ; a president, a treasurer, and a secretary, ; 1 I who shall barn such pow/Vi and f'JBClfoo* ; os the by-laws of said corporation sball provide ; the directors ijjall hold a regular I meeting each flrat Tutsd.v of September, I 1 jo Egg Harbor Uity, wh5ir**canct*s abali he filled, the yearly report read by the 1 president,' and such other nnsines. shall b* •' tranaarted a* will bast insure the welfare j of the institution ; persons not residing in this Stat* "ball be eligible to th* office of directors, and tha payment of one hundred doHars at one tim shall cnoatllnt* him or her <%, life member ; there ihall also be «ppdlitfed a board of twen y honorary directi ore, who at all limes shall have tbe right ' i to inspect tbe "Home," and whose .ogges1 lions for the improvement and weilare of I the institution shall be heeded ; of thi" 1 hoard, the governor of th* Sut*. the preal- • d*nt of the serial*, th* speaker of th* os1 tembly and the president and correspond1 irg secretary of lb* lnstituta of itawards ' for Orphans of Patriot* absll be member* [ ex-offieio. xx*Taicno*i. f 6. And h# it enacted, That If tha "Sol- '' diere' Home" should for want of inmate", ceae* to exist, all the property, utensils, Ac., of the same shall ha considered aa be- ' longing to tba Patriot Orphans' Home, aod that other orphans than those of aoldier*' sball ba received, a< aoon as ihsre are none or few more of that cla"« ; th* "Boldiera' I Home" aball be conducted on military principles, a* moil iu conformity with the intention and purpo"* of the fuu*d*re, and on no account shall b* made any distinction or preference in the reception at either ' branch, in any p«r«ou on accouul of bia or - her religions creed. ' 7. A nd be it enacted. That tbia act shall take effect immediately. Approved April 6, 1865. 1 An ect for the better protection of Hotel, t Inn aod Boarding lloaae keeper*. 1. Be it enected by the Senate and Genii eral Assembly of th* State of N#w Jersey, • That all hotel, inn and boarding honse - keepers shall have a lian on all baggage and 1 properly belonging to boarder* and lodgers r el eaid hotel, inn or boarding bouse, for tha J amount of th-ir bill or bills due 'o tb* pro- • prietor thereof, for tb* biro of room* or f board iu waid hotel, inn or boarding hoove, r and shall bava tbe right, without th* pros oe« of law, to retajo tb* ssma until the - said amount or indebtedness is discbsrged, » and all partial engaging such room* or - board in said botel, inn or boarding hous* J may be summarily ejected by the proprietor >s thereof, from aaid premie#*, upon th# efore- - uid proprietor giving to said parties ao in-, r dabted, a wrilion notice or thro* days or - tha amount of aaid indebtedness, and their ] deman<V for the lame, unless Mid parties ahall bava entered into an agreement with » said hotel, inn or boarding house keepers, l for the mode aod maoaar of paymaol for f room or board olbar than tbosa announced i by notice in Hid botal, inn or boarding ■ buaH. j 2- And be il anaetad, Tbat all baggage f and property no b-ld by laid hotel, ino or ■ boerding houe# keeper eh .11, aflar tha exit pirelion of six months from tW del* of inch 1 ileuntidb, be told si pahlic auction, upon ft notice published for throe days in a-public 1 uc wtpa.er published in lb* city or^lown where said bote!, inn or boarding boose •ball b* kept, and tba pcooweda thereof shall I

he applied lo the payment of xaeh lian end the expense* of aoch .ale, and th* balance, if any remaining, shall He paid nver to tha nwner of tuch property or bis representatives, and if laid balance is not clsi ned hy such owners within thirty d*y«. then the . .aid balance to be paid over to the overea-r of th* poor hcm«« oT aaid city or loan for the support of the poor. 3. Aod be it enacted. That whenever th* proprietor or proprietor" of any hotel, inn or boarding hau«e shaJI provide a safe in tna office of eueh hotel, inn or hoarding honse or, other convenient piece, for the safe keeping of any money, j-w-)« or ornaments belonging to the gueata or Jmaril-ra thereof, l.y posting a notice, stating the fact tbat such safe is provided, ia which such money, jewel* or ornament* may he ■ deposits), in the room or rooms occupied hy such gua-l or boarder in a conaptcuojs manner, and iT such go-st or hoarder "ball neglect to depnalt such money, jewel" or ornaments in sech h'w, lite proprietor or • proprietors of snch hotel, ino or boarding house shall not be liable for any lo#» of socli money, jewel# or ornament* .u.iaiaed hy such gucl or boarder by theft or otber4. And bw it enacted, Tbat tbi* act aball take effect immediately. Approved April 6, 1865. An act to incorporate Btar Lodge, number sixiy.five. Free and Accepted Masons, in f-e county or Gape May. 1. He it enacted by the Senate and General A'.enibly of tip' Stete nf New Jrraey That Thorn n« L. Ku'»«le, Richard B. St'tes, (feu hen S. Robinson, Silas \V beaten. John Garwpnd, and their aaeocialoa, members of ■ Star Loiige, number sixty-hv", Free and Accepted Mas-na, of Cap# M"* county. : state of New Jersey, and tbeir successors, he and they ar# harrby declared to be a I body politic and corporal# by th* name, j style and ti'la of "Star Loan, oumber j "ixty-five. Free and Accepted Mn"Ot.«," end hy that nam* lliey and tlieir "uccHtsora i may, at all lime" hereafter, he ahfe to sue atld ha sued, plead and lie impleaded, and i have fell power lo collect any debt* now i due and owing, or which may become duo | and owing t" eaid Star Lodge, iu any conn . j uf law and equity, or elsewhere. 2. Anil be it courted. That th* aaid cor. . poration shall and inay at all limes h*t*. ■ after be capable of Itaviag, holding, par1 chasing and possessing any lauds tsneI mcnts, hereditament, and personal esta'e, purchased, devised or bequeathed by any j person or person", bodi * corporate or | polit'C, capaitl* of miking tba satiie ; pro. ; vided alwayr, that tha said cnrporuijoo or . i body politic shall nor at any' tuna bold or • I po."*«s properly real, personal or mixed, I exceeding in value ths sum of ten thou.and I dollars. I 3. And be i' enacted. That tho managa- ) ment and disposition Of tb* affair* ond proparty of the said corporation shall be vested j in a President. Vice President, Treasurer, i .Secretary, and five direclors, who shall b* ! elected aunuelly, el Such tun* and in each ' < manner a* the said corporaiion aball by ita j by-laws pruvida ; provi^sd, such hy-lawe 1 | shall not he repugnant to the confutation ■ ; and laws of this Stat* or of the Uoited Suit". j 4. And be it enacted. That this act shall take effect immediately. Approved April 6, 1865. A supplement to ab act entitled "Ao act r to regulate the practice of the courts of 1. Be it snarled by the'Senale and Gene, ral Aasembly of th- .State of New Jersey, That in any cave where a justice of the supreme court or a judge of ths cjrtoit court shall have died, or shall die, without j hating sealed exceptions taken io any case t where a bill of exception will It#,, and Ilia parties or their attorney or council cunnol agree upon the bill of exceptions thst were, in fact, token, though nn^eealed, ' at the time ; in each and every sech case the cans# in which such exceptions were ' taken shall be heard in the coeit of errors upon such exceptions to bo settled and •oafed by any jo«lica or ths sopreuia court - to wbon application ahall b* mad*, on fivw • day* notice to lb* opposite partv. as shall • ha fonod before such justica to have been - in fact ntsde; or in caas inch agreement I can be made, then tbe c nse shall be beard •• opoo the exceptions agreed to. - / 1 Approved April 5, 1865. ' Ao act to authorize th# axtansion of tho v • Slate Lunatic Asylum. 1. Ua il enacted by the Benat* and Geon eral Assembly of the State of X»« Jersey, r That the manager# of ths Lunatic Asylum r are hereby sulhorzed to hoild additional . wings oo either sida of tho prneot building, and enrrespnndin r in ths • tyla of archiiectura therewith, sufficient to prnvid* rooms for on* hundred and twenty adJitional palienU aizty of each sex, and that ' fur the purpos# of defraying the ext>«n.* u thereof, the trea.orer of thi. Bta a i« ao. thurizud to pay not nf Ihe Stale treasury ^ during the current year, the sum or thirty j thousand duller# ; provided that the whole , cost of socli extension shall not exceed sixa ty tboovsnd dullars. 2. And be it enacted, That lbs-said man. r agrrs shall appoint two of their number, who, togtibar wj-h tbe soperiolwodeot of I, tho Asylum, shall ba commissiooers to e espennteud thr erection" of raid building [ under ths direction of tba board of mana- ^ 3. And ba it enacted, Tbat tbia act sball r take effect immediately. Approved April 6, 1865. ~f A supplement to "Ao act eonitltnUnf r court* fer th# trial of small eaa.es." s L Be it enacted by th* Uanat* and Geot, eral Anrmhly of the Btat* of Now Jereey, Tbat front aud after the passage of ibis set r the following Tees shall be allow*d to tba j several Juetice* of the Peace aod ennilas blee lo tbia BUM, to wit ; tb* #am# fee# as are now sllowod |by law aod furty par cent torn additional in e.cb to**, to wbicb wr vicas ore performed by sncb jastice or coo- . stable. . , 3 2. And bo it onactad, That ibis sot aball a be d«*m*d a publto act, and (hail uka e affect immediately, provided that this act 3 shell ooly continue io (om-fcOaidhrM jmm ■ from ita approval. j Approved April L INK