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Mrs.. wiualsw. an experienced nurse and 10
male physIcIan. has q Soothing Syrup for children
teething which greatly facilitates the process oi
teethIas by saftsning The gums and reducinsSl In
namstoa-will allay all pain and V sure 90 Eslste
the bowels Depend upon Il. mothers, 10 will give
rest ~ yourselves and relief aud health 10 your In.
nnts Perfectly safe ia all eases Sec ADVERTISE
taent In another coiunh iyrji
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DIR. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE
roR SPECIAL DISEASES,

No. % Union Street, ,,,,,,,,Providence, II. l.
This ,,,,ia,tv embraces all diseases OF Private
natnte. both o( MEN and WOMEN. Consultation.
by letter or otherwise are siriety confidential ana
medicines will be sent by Express, secure from OBJ
servation, to all parts Of the country. A.o accom-
modations for patients irom abroad, Wishing ~,
stored 10 health. TAs most undoubtsd Rpsrenee,
and Tsstimoniais sent by mail. Address stamp
Dr. n. III. MArIisoS. rs above. lyru
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S,Co AND BIDDEFORD SAYINGS INSTITUTION.

THE members OF said Institution are hereby noti.
/ fed that their annual meeting for the choice ii
officers and to act upon such other matters rs may
come before them, will be held at their Office In Ss-
CO. on Tuesday, the 9st day Of July. is6o, at ton
o'clock Al
EDWARD P. DURNIIAM, Secretary.
Saeo, July 18th, ls60. 2w3o
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Arc You Insured ?

The subscriber. having been appointed an Agent
m, several Of the best Insurance Companies In the
country, 10 prepared 10 take risks on p"eiungS
stores, Merchandise, &c. And also Marine risks on
Vessels. FreisbtA and csrs0es on terms consistent
with solyeney and fair profit
iyrs CHAs. FRED TOwLE.
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Portland, Sac0, h P0rtSm0ut
-RArIROAD.-
RUNNER Arraugements.

M and amer Monday, April I'd, isso. rs,,engs r.,
lowsi
Leave Portland 20. DiddsiOrd st'.'o' ats A. NJ
Bidieford Tor Boston at o2s A. ~, and
Biddsford for Portland at 90, il.l3 A. ii.
and 7.i3 NJ.
Freight Trains each way daily!
sACO AND BlDDEFORD TRAINS
Leave Portland for saco and Dlddsford at'.'0
A. ~,
Biddeford for Portland at 90 A. n.
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Fridays, skam
Boat train leaves Portland at O'Clock, +. d.. ana
on the arrival Of the Boat from Bangor leaves Dos.
ton same days at o'clock, p. III. These trains
will take and leave passengers at way stations.
JOHN RUSSELL, Jr.,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland, April ., Isco. isi'tf
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brighton Marset--July IL.

brighton Niar,set--July 10.
At market, los Desves, 80 stores, zoo sheep
$50 swine
y Is : % %, second. 1915 500, third. 80 % .
SS.
working 0xsn-Sous.
Mileh Cevs-ens y, common . sss@
YsarlingS-toOs %, Two years old SIS 20 Wi
shrss ysafs old So ~.
Hidss-Gies ~ per ID. CsifSkins-h sizse Per
sh..p and lanbs-sl 50 q q 90 sztr. ., % zoo
ESQ.
Pelts-So 30 . 81 ~ sseh.
Suine-Storss, Wholesale q 70 retail Q SIC !
Spring hEs, soi retail 10 Q l2c.
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CorSrxRrrIr Elves on the f''''oe'1 "A"A
Mas. arc in circulation.
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81 william A. Hcrrick, Erq., Of Leeds
Junction, has obtained patent for his new
invention for coupling cars.
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saeo, July lIth, $500.
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, Emily $. Durell. has thi'
hereby forbid all persons harborins or trusting
her on nv account, and hereby give notice That
for the reason above Indicated shall pay no debts
OF her contracting after this date.
CHARLES III. DURELL.
saeo, June 25th, is6o. 3woO'
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Exchange Hotel.
N... a1a. 3i4. aud $40 Greenwich s.
NEW YORK.

on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
This we'll known business House Is located IN me
Immediate vicinity Of the Hudson river AM Erie
Rail road Depots.
Dresser Is happy TO inform his friends and the tray
cling public that he has associated himself win
Mr. i. Y. Poppie. formerly proprietor OF the Waas,
worth House, In buffalo. The house mas peen Pu'
I'm perfect repair having been refurnished and I'm.
proved In each department
The change in our restaurant Is greatly improy'
cd and we can boast Of having as pleasant an eat
ing room, for Ladies' and Gent lemen, as can De
found In the city, aud II will be kept supplied win
the best the market affords.
In connection with the House 10 good Baroer
Shop and Bath Rooms. A..
Every attention In oil the departments OF the
House will be stritcly enfJrccd. aud no ehort WIN
be spared to make the House agreeable 70 ~ ts
patrons. nn,, n3ESsFp
Nh. I should be pleased TO see all my old
friends, wher obey visit New York. LDREssER'
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NJ. O. m. sAsles, Eclectic Pky.iesas.
x,xes particular attention 20 diseases OF the ssse
sr,..,v organs and special diseases VI women. See
adyesti sement 10 another column. iyr2
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Boston Mnrket-.Julv "a.

boston Market--July Id.
FLouR.-SAlss Of common brands W<sssru. II
SIS . IS 20, hney brands st 90 90 IS rs; sI-
srs Ss7s - -. and superior At % rs aSs % per
Dbl sosInsfns arm ~ ss9 q % q Cor hneyi
CoaN.-Yellov,077 90 SOC per bush mixed re
OArs--Northeru and Canada IL 40 per busA
RYR-&H 20 per bush-
HAr.-Easssrn las savsaesd. with ssiss II tai 70
Per ton
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bottles have been soli In eighteen months r,tAos
stngis failure when taken rs directed, and wltous
the least injury t6health in any case: ~ rut w
In two ounce bottles with full directions br usnS
and sent by express secure from obssrrafion, 10 ~
parts OF the country. Prepared and sold ory ~
Dr. Mattisons Remedial Institute for Speeiai D's
eases, No. % Union Street, Providence, ~ 1.
LIST OF PRICES.
no. 2 tiialf dc do do
No. ,, Eighth do :. I do do
All are warranted TO cure, built will require more
Of Nos 2 and J, than OF No. II.
CAUTION.-To prevent imposition, DIR. NJ WI
send free. by enclosing one stamp as above, ram
phlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on fvnas
Ing full information, rifA ths mosf sHdosbfea ryn'
spess and fssfi,oniais, without which. no adyerts
of LYf CONFIDENCE WHATEYER. Orders by
mail promptly attended 10. Write your address
plainly, and direct TO Dr. MArrisos. Is above.
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STOCK DEPARTMENT..
.,,ho,i,ea Capital. $4,000 0J
Capital subscribed and secured, 2SS4'''e
The business Of the Company at present confined
10 Pire and Inland Navigation risks
This company having completed It's organisation
IA now prepared TO issue policies on Inland Nayl-
vatIon risks also, against loss and damage by IRE
Inland Insurance on Good. to all parts o. the
country. Fire Insurance on Dwellings. furniture'
Warehouse, Public Buildings, Mills, Manuheto-
rie,. stores. Merchandise, ships In port or while
building and other property. on as favorable terms
ne the nature Of the risk will admit:
Five year Policies Issued on dwellings from 70
"A per cent for 9 years, costing only from ~ 10 ~
cents per year on 500 Insured. All premiums pre-
Maid In money, and no assessments made on the As
sured. Losses paid with pronptness. The Compa
nv trusts by an honorable and prompt adjustment
OF Its losses " secure continuance OF the puoic
ITox. JOHN n. GOODWIN, President.
OBED p. MILLER, Vice President
SHlPLEY w. KICKER, Secretary.
Biddeford and saco Agency, once City Bank
building, Biddeiord. ..,.
tic RUFUS sMALL' agent.
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The Great Indian Remedy,
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MlfrISOys INDIAN EMEsiGOGUE !!

This celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown Of AM.
thlng elss Of the Kind, and proving
eiectual amer all Others have iAiiou,
Il prepared from IN Indian plan'
used BY the natives for the sane put.
poss from time immemorisl, and nov
Tor the hrst time offered 20 the PuoI.
lie. II 10 designed for both marrIss ,
snd single ladies', and Is the very oo; VI
thing known for the purpose, rs y
will bring on the monfAiy siehHen ln
cases OF obstruction, amer al ou,e,
remedies OF the kind have been l,isu
lin vain. This may seem incredloie'
but . cure 10 guaranteed IN az e .Con
or the price will he refunded. lOoV
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BRICKS FOR SALE.
JJARD and soft bricks. In small large lots, for
III sale at the yard OF the subscriber, at the Mile
Brock or delivered at any place In the city.
HARDIN TAYLOR.
DiddefOrd, July %, 1860 Nu
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TESIIMONIALS EhONA
On the sniesey Of the Peruvian Syrup and The On
eft. they have derived from its usei
n. ,ouN PiERroNT. Msdford Msss-Ih snesey In ssis
Ai ES.Sm and otSsS cs,.sssss Dsssss.
R<,. WARREN BURT0N. Dostoa. Ma, Ill smess ~, -
ss "a a's :s:: S IL vs:
y ARTHUR n ryLLEH-ls Ia,.sy :. E.,e .I I,..1
: s. . m S.sss psSy IL v.ss % csss
NJ; . ., S.., E.i rSrf ''a''' AA-es' ~
ne u aSS DOM aosSiSs Hartford. ce...-. rs.sy
o:s:., l 6:S,y sas inv, s;s~'.'' p'''''" $3.50
h i.niy . SSss ssSsssS rsSAsa Fever
Res, TnoN. wnIrrEMoRr, B:s.eu, M.,sa J. g. s n
~. Z: s. :" s.b.s;ssS sfsSii. Es'isiS
r.. !. o' V..: b.Is.
as,. EpaRAIM MUTE, ys, IAsrsts. k..:ss Tertiary =
= ss !: W.. Y Dy cSs:i: B B:. - ~ ~
Rsy THOMAS IL ross. y. Enessy In osasrai pss'sv'
nv. RICHARD aErciLT De..sc. Ma. -Is u. . {.
Es%ss q 6s::sss.; Ii 'sJ'' eli A.s proved is" 'A'
ssissi. bisis.. bss.ss .%.ss q i,s sd s.ss.s.
H:,!o: T. SLisfI p,S Sc:;ss. A'-is re'' In DAT
nm ma Sp ma a slcrsoS wl,sl NJ Lille ras..,
IN Hiss Dypspss, and Unheslihy Appstis.
R.y J. PEARSON J IA, N'.Suyp0h' A.'.-is rreA's
Cimsiie Debility. swelling Of The EItpmitisa
f,oE r. yTTAtfs sCiiERB Boston. Mos.-fb Rssto~s.
tive Power snsr Fever Exhaustion Of the ksrvoas Bye
sm and Dyspepsia Reconnaissance 70 -s<heaAs, IsAsA'
sn, Cisrgymsn and Lditora-
Rev HENRY uPIIAM. Doston Masa-ih Eneaey In Dys.
pspsia and Affections Of the Liver.
NV 4 N RiDDEi. Boston, Msss Ih valve IN essss q
Bronshs lndissson, Totpsd Liver. Sssisss. and New.
Gus Dsbhty
Rev. C. nEADLLY, Cresns.li Mss Its Genuine.
s.a. Mssie.i Agent shd hmsA<y IN DJ'psp''~' DA''
R.v' W. OLMsTEAD, Boston. yissa- General R-esss-
mspdafion, and Conhdenee In 10 O.nSnspsss % Asdis
siasi ~ Enesey In Dyspspsa and Ssvous Dseihy
n. D. Pamphlets containing Letters from the
above named Gentlemen and Others, nnd Civ.
ing full Information Of tho Syrup, con DO had
ON application 10 the Agents, OF 10
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Only 25 Cents n Bottle I
10000

DR.. Burieigh Sma,fs Cough M,iiein. ca, discover
cd b. OH DR.. Barisigh Smart, kennsbnnk, Me- ane
ha, cured more cases Of Consumption thar any ofAs
rsm,dv win cure the rorst Cough IN hrss days.
Sold bv all dealers in Medicines.
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PHILIP EASTMAN 4 so.

PHILIP EASTMAN son.
Counsellors and Attorneys, .
M.u sr.rrr, coasrn or PrrrrRrLt sQrAaf.
1v sAco. . .....A
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A C.,.. The First Unis,rian Society in
Chicago have unanimously invited tho Rev.
Hor.tio Ssebb;ns Of Portland, Me-, TO become
their psstor, with salary Of $500.
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Freedom Notice.

Freedom Notice.
q hereby certify that have given TO my son Thos
III D. smlth, a minor. his time-that he Is ffee Il
- act and trade for himself and that i'shall claim
none Of his earnings, nor pay any debts OF his con
ua'''"s "''N' JACOB SMITH.
Witness AUGUSTA VARSEY.
Lebanon, July l6, 1850. 3w3O'
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We have put up and
or ten years, and CAN
AND TRUTH Of II, what
le 10 say Of any other
HAS IT FAILED, IN A
TO EFFECT A CURE
Never did We know an
ton by any one who
~, all are delighted
speak In terms Of high
magical effects and
speak In this matter
alter ten years expe
our REPUTATION r0R
WHAT WE HERE DE-
cry instance where tho
palm and exhaustion,
hneen or twenty min
administered.
This valuable prep
ton Of one OF the most
SkILLfUL NURSES
has been used with
SUCCESS In
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MOUNT EAGLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The amount Of all assessments OF the
company actually paid In, Is $l3'DoJo
rf Is amount Oh 'ns sA''0S' 'p''A ia.ooo.m
The amount Of debt due from the com.
panyis iW
The amount ofthe capital stock invested
and Is other sa ssSre Ss =. '"''"" u,s,7Ls
The amount Of the last estimated value
affixed to the real estate Of the COM
sprty being taxed, Nv '''' p 10000
A. E. JOHNNOT. Treasurer.
Common wealth of Massachusetts.
SUFFOLK, S.
Sworn to before me July 9Th, 1850.
3w2o MT. DOW. Justice Of the Peace.
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J sold this article for ov
| sAY, IN cONfipESch
we have never been ab
. medicine IN Ev L n
| SINGLE INSTANCE
when timely used
, instance OF dlssatisfac-
used II. On the contra.
with It's operatlons.and
| est commentator oft.
medical virtues. We
"wHAr WE DO Know
rience. AND PLEDGE
THE FuLrILNENr OF
, CLARE. In almost ev.
i infant Il suffering.froIn
relief will be found In
utes amer the syrup IL
sratIon Is the prsscrip,
EXPERIENCED and
| In New England, aud
MEYER Flu LIN q
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RxyrnyScEs-H. J. Libby & CO., Chase, Leavit
Co., and steele 4 Hayes, Portland.
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MRS. wINSLOw,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, PR
sents 70 the attention OF mothers her
SOOTHING sY n U p

Fer Chttdren Teeshiss,
which greatly facilitates the proce. Of teething
by softening the gums, reducing All innamauon-
will allay all pain and spasmodic action. ana u
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IT, mothers II will give rest 70 your
selves, and
RELIEF g. HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Coairxnes, Jaundics, Dyspepsia, indignation,
Dpsentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelds, Headache,
Piies, Rkeumaffan, Erupiions and SKIN Dfssdsts,
Lirr Complaint, Dropsy, Tdfer, Iumers ana
Salt Rheum, Worms, Gouf, Neuralgia, az q OIn'
nsr Pin, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coaied, so that the most sensi.
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apcrisnt In tho world for all the purposes
Of family physc.
Price rs cents per Boz; Five Boxes for si.oo.
Great numbers Of Ccrgymcn, Physicians
Statesmen, and eminent percentages, have LEM
their names TO certify tho unparalleled usefuL
ness of these remedies, but our space here wiz
not permit the insertion OF them. The Agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN AZ
MANIAC In which they are given; with also nun
descriptions Of the above complaints, and the
treatment that should be followed for their cure.
DO not be put of by unprincipaled dealer:
with other preparations they mako moro prom
on. Demand AYER's, and take no Others. Inc
sick want tho best aid there Is for them, "a
they should have 1t.
All our remedies arc for sale By
DIR. j. sawyer Biddefordt Gilman 4 Kimball,
saeo, and by all Druggists and Merchants.
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PREPARED NJ
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

ayers Cherry fectoraI
ha, won for itsolf such q rcnown for the euro OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint,
that II Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount
the evidence of its virtues, wherever 1t has been
employed. A Il has long been IN constant use
throughout this section, we need not DO moro
than assure the people Its quality kept up 70
the hest Il ever has been, and that II may DO 10
lied on to do for their relief all II has ever been
found 10 do.
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ippi, and two on the Pacific Ocean n
population Of thirty millions, a com
mercial tonnage inferior, to that Of
England alone, if inferior even 10 that
highly advanced condition Of the
great industrial pursuits a respects.
bic military and naval establishment
and creditable progress in science and
literature, Yet the United States, as
Washington saw them on his tours
in 1889 and 1900, presented such a
contrast with the colonies ms he trav.
ersed them on his way TO Boston in
l756, rs was probably never brought
within the experience Of one man,
and within so narrow a compass M
thirty-tbree Egeret's LIFE Of
Washington.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-17

SEVENTY YEAR's PRoeREss.-In the
first year Of his administration, Presi-
dent Washington made hasty tour
through the Eastern States Of the
Union, and in the following spring
he visited the Southern States-on
each occasion (it is mentioned as a
trait manners) travelling with his own
carriage and horses. The United
States, at that time numbered popu-
lation of about four millions the
largest cities, Philadelphia, Boston
and New York, were then small
towns the great branches Of industry
were almost unknown small mill
tary force guarded the Indian frontier;
there was not single vessel nor a
State Government west fthe Allegha.
MES. This state of things but i'll sus-
tains the comparison with that which
we now behold in the American
Union thirty-three States, some of
the largest in the basin Of the Mississ-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-17

Eg Com. Thornton A. jenkins,
United States Navy, has returned TO
his residence in Washington, after a
two years cruise in the Gulf Of Mexi-
co, the Caribbean Sea, the Paraguay
Expedition, &c, in command of the
United States sloop-ofww Prebie.
Capt. Jsnkius's long and earnest efforts
in the formation of our present light
house establishment will not he for
gotten by those TO whom his valuable
services in that direction were known.
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cation Of this instrument may be found.
The luminous power Of the capillary
tubes traversed by the electric cur
rent 10 due to the high conducting
power possessed by highly rariied
gas for II il we'll known that in va
ouumstubes. howerevr carefully ex-
bsusted, an ipfinitessimal quantity Of
gas invariably remains Advantage
IL taken Of this circumstance TO regu-
late the color Of the light, which var
les according TO the kind Of gas with
which the tube was filed previous TO
exhaustion. Csrbouic acid is geDer
ally used for the tubes of the electric
lamp, because il gives white light,
az do also bi-carburetted hydrogen
and muriatic acid. This electric
lamp suggests, in its principle, The
observation on phosphorescepce re
gently made by Pbipsop, which do
not, however, at present seem suscep-
tibls Of any useful application; though
science cannot predict what valuable
combinations and new discoveries
suoh investigations may induce -
Phipsop has found that like cane su-
gar, the sugar Of mih lactine becomes
luminous by copoussiou and also by
fracture. To evolve phosphorescepos
FROM the nitrate If Uranium, II is suiI-
cient to shake briskly a bottle con.
tanning certain quantity of this salt
in the crystalline state. The light
is very vivid when the experiment is
made with one or two klogrammes Of
this substance. Colonel possesses
also the same property, although in
an inferior degree.
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IyJJID

At the residence Of his daughter. in this
Parish. on Monday evening, the 9th inst,
ABRAHAM BIRD. aged 10 years.
By untireing industry, temperate habits
and economy amounting almost to self lie.
pial, the deceased at the ims Of his death,
had grown to be one Of the wealthiest men
in the pafish-his estate being estimated
at million. Like others, no doubt he
fsncied for himself day Of rest for the en-
joymsnt Of thst good, ease, eeBtsHsmsat,
or whatsos'er it's name" which we all sigh
after. and run in diverse ways TO obtain,
and which turns out no often, 90 be mers
phantom, or the shadow of ghost in the
imagination.
So IT il, ard as IL il 80. NAV IL ever be
Lhomme pJo1ose O. Disu dispose.
"The rieh. the poor the great. the small
Are lsvelld death eoufuunds thspall
In tbs dsep Stiffness fthai dre"nless STA
OF sleep. thsl knows no vskipg joys sesip.'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-17

AN 1mroRrAsr Aor ron vERMriioN
AND CAtcAsrEu.--At The last session
of the Legislature, the following act
passed into the Statute books, as
the law, relative TO State Lands in
vermillion and Caicasieu.
No. 2lS. AN ACT.
To graduate swamp lands in the parishes
ofvermillion and Calcssieu, to actual
settlers, etc.
Htcrtor I. Be n enacted by ne Senate and
House " Representative. IF he State If Lon
isiana, IN gensrai asssmbiv conrensd, That
eli swamp lands belonging TO the State OF
Louisiana, at the passage Of this Act, and
remaining unsold within the parishes Of
Ysfmillien and Calessieu. the settlers
thereon, or who may hereafter settle on
the same, and being unsold shall have the
right TO purchase not exceeding three hun
dted and twenty acres, at seventy FIVE
cents per acre.
EHc. 2. BE u further enacted De-, That
all swamp lands belonging to the State Of
Louisiana, In the aforesaid parishes, and
REMAINING NNsNiN W Nne phsshEe w INNS
Act, the owner Of an adjoining tract Of
land, with farm or plantation thereon,
shsll have the right TO purchase Of the
State not exceeding three hundred aud
twenty acres adjoining the tract owned OF
occupied by him or her, at seventy Ave
cents per acre.
Ssc. .. Re u further enacted de-, That
persons applying to purchase any Of the
before mentioned lands shall take ar oath
before any officer duly qualified TO admin
lister osths, that The or che purchases the
lands for his or her own benefit. and not
for the purpose of speculation, and that he
~ abe has not entered under the provis-
ions Of this Act. more than three hundred
and twenty acres, according to oilieisl
survey.
Rso. 4. Re u further enacted de-, That
this Act take effect from aud after its pas
sage.
@. n. MORRISON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
HENRY N. ffYAMs,
Lieut.. Governor and Pres't of the Senate.
Approved March i4th. 1860.
THOMAS %. MOORE,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy.
PLry u. HARpv,
Secretary Of State.
There is bare possibility that
this Act was designed TO iit, some
particular case in vermillion. We
republsh Il, that others may take
advantage of it, whilst IL lasts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-17
nallp Ga1sttr ano Gomet
slsHrse or THE SrArE Boar Dawn

SiSKise or THE STATE Boar Dawn
A. RaspAbt.-Yesterday morning
this boat started from the foot OF
boulevard street for the Crosse
Tete Railroad Depot in West Baton
Rouge. When about half way the
river, IL was found that the water
was rushing IN her seems which
were thought TO be too high above
her draft to be affected. The pumps
were at once resorted TO, but could
not be made available. They ran
her az near shore as they could,
and barely had time TO remove some
of the baggage, before she sank.
As the water il very low she will
no doubt prove an entire loss TO the
State.