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That has made its advent in this or any OthOr cOun

That has made its advent in this any othor coun-
| try.
This Machine is warranted to execute to the bivb
est degree OF perfection all kinks Of STITCHING Hsn
ming, Telling TiIckiRg, BrdidiHg, QUITTING. Con-
ering and SetriRg ETC., and all kinds of WORK done
on any other Machine. Ii also works a beantir,I
ButtoR-hOie, emLrOiders over the edge Of fabries
works Eye-ket holes and makes the oper-seaUain1
stitch, by whieh Streets and pilowcases are made ~
by hand, feats which other machine can do hence
as We can do erery Kind OF sewing ali ot-rs can de-
and several Kinds none others can Is unquesiion
ably tar M advance of any other Machine in the mar
ket, and is the best to buv
we have est blish permanent agency at 135 .
llde st eet (up stairsl and are DESTROYS to have
Everybody i'll the city and vicinity call see thes
wonderful Machines. Examine INTO their mcrits
see what beautiful work they will uo-and get sam
pie OF the work.
The lady in charge OF the Machines will take plcas
ure in showing and explaining them to all who NAV
favor her with call, ana earnestly invite All "a
call and see them i'll operation before purchasing A
Sewing Machines TO last life time and hence The
that will do the greatest range of work, and do
it the best, is the one to buy.
We have sold nearly hundred OF these Machines
in Concord y. H., and vicinity and every one sneaks
in the highest praise of them Call and pet e,Tc.
lar of recommendations.
All kinds OF six and cotton thread and tho has,
Machine oil for sale.
Instructions given ON the Machine gratuitou.lx n
all who purchase Machines.
All kinds OF plain and fancy stitching dona n. ar
der
Call and see us: GEO. W. DREW, Agent,
Nay loo 20, slddle street, Portland Me.
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1.-THE valuable lot of land Middle Street, bound
Il ed by Franklin and Fore Streets, being the
s0utherly corner. 1t will be sold favorable terms
Apply to VIM. II. JERKS.
apr1Sdtf Real Estate Agent.
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House Lots

1.-TWO on Congress near State Street. and eight
l. lots on Emery, Lewis and Thomas Streets for
sale by w. HI. STEPHENSON,
Feb 10, lS6S.-tf At I'd National Bank
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Portland & Kennebec r. R.
Summer Arrangement, June =, rsss.

S~EnAncT hTfaHSeneHtt 19OS.
EssssssHsss1 Passenger Trains leave Portland at 1
<Ss1zs.sP. M. daily for all stations on this line,
and for Lewiston, Pennington and Stations on the
Androscoggin Road; also Ior Bangor and interme-
date stations on Maine Central road. This train
connects with trains from Boston leaving 1904 NJ.
Leave Portland daily at s.15 NJ, for Bath Angus
ta and intermediate stations, connecting with train
leaving Boston 800 p M,
Passenger trans due at Portland daily at g. 80
M, and 2.05 M Freight trains at 25O and $50
P. M.
Fare as low by this route to Lewiston waterville,
kendall's Mills and Bangor by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
Central Stations are good for passage ON this line
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &C., will pur-
chase tickets to Kendall's Mills only, and after tax
ing the cars this road the Conductor will fur
nisb tickets and make the tare the same through to
Portland or Boston as via the Name Central road
Stages for Roekland connect at Bath; and for Bel
fast at Augusta, leaving daily arrival OF train from
Boston, leaving at 30 A. M; and tor Solon Ansop
Norridgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake at
Skowhegan, an for China, East and North Vassa :
bore at Vassalhoro'; for Unity st Kendals Mills
sDd for Canaan at Pishon's Ferry.
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
Augusta, May so, 1865 junei-dtt
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Hseal Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale two houses,
built in the most substantial manner and in
modern style. These houses near the corner of
Congress and North streets, two stories high, with
seventeen rooms in each, good cellars, and unial
ing supply OF hard and soft water They are in a
desirable location and will rent readily at large per-
centage. Terms liberal. Enquire of Messrs.
HEARN & co, Corner OF Congress and North SITS.
GEORGE HEARN.
Portland. March o. S6S.-dtf
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MedIcai NOtlcs,

Oh. CHADWICK, M. D.. will devote spsci.l NJ
tenton TO Disea es OF the Eve No soII Congress 81
Office hours IRON II A. N. to P. N.
May Il
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4 We shall not try to give the merits of this
E& place TO the public, but shall only say that
EekAhH we are now, after thoroughly renovatlng
liEd6 the house. ready to please all, boarders as
EE1az well as the public in general.
j. B. NYE, Agent
June 3. 1868, diff
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FOR, SALE.
Farm for Sale,

4 dT1II KOT Sale.
ase> In, Gray of 100 acres 16 miles from
A,<GNA-L Portland, IL mile from meetings,
81 mills, store and school heavily wood
well watered well divided, pleas
z zs2zs@-anty situated. Buildings one story
house, wood house and barn that cost $1,000 in 81
tine dairy farm, and will be sold at bargain togeth-
er With wood lot and pasture adjoining and thirty
acres OF good intervae mile away, it desired. In
quire OF X. a. ALLEN, near the premises, or of the
eral. BENZ ADAMS
4. Aug 16, 1867. WITT
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For Sale at GRAY Corner

The property known as the "Ford
q md y Stand,'' consisting of large story
Ens Saeszg house, recently put in complete re-
s3 ssh lASi pair and made convenient for two
ks1s7E9l r.. tenements; good porch and barr
and large shop suitable tor any Kind of mechanic.
Cistern on the premises of rs hogsheads; fine yard
in front and very fine garden.
Gray. March %, 1868 A. w. ANDERSON.
mar31 diff
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-30

An act to Incorporate the Louisiana aud Arkan,
as Railroad Company. Read twice, ordered
printed and sent TO railroad committee.
An act providing for the removal OF the court.
house Of st. James parish. Read twice and sent
20 committee on psrochial affairs.
An act fixing the time for holding district court
in the Ninth District OF the State. Rules sus.
pended, bill read three times, finally passed and
sent 10 the governor.
An act authorizing the secretary OF state to ad-
minister oaths. Rules suspended, read three
times finally passed and sent to the governor:
An act appropriatiDg 5000 20 Pierre Soue TOT
legal services rendered the STATE m the case oi
the state vs.. the Louisiana State Bank.
Read twice and sent to claims committee.
An act extending protection 10 lsborers In the
exercise of free suffrage. This is substitute Tor
a House bill Of the same title. In which the Senate
refused TO concur. Senate bill adopted.
An act relative TO the restoration OF the Durnt
records of the parish Of VIM. A House Dill sent
back with amendments. Amendments concurred
in. -
An act regulating the transaction Of business 10
district courts. Amendments concurred in.
The House then went into
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
Isabelle, of Orleans, in the chair to consider the
hill levying q special tax Of one per cent to pay
| Outstanding overdue liabilities.
The committee. with some unimportant amend
ments recommended the bill TO the House for
| adoption; when the committee rose.
LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
An inefec tDsl attempt was made to suspend
the rules to pass the bill to its third reading and
| final passage.
The House then adjourned until II o'clock or
4 Monday.
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From the New York World
general who should use mp and put horSe q
combat one thousand Of his own reslnsn.s ~ s%e
ACT OF overcoming and destroying Que regiment
of the enemy would not be thought eminent 10 ms
profession. That, we trust, Is a proposition
which every man who will vote for Grant can
unite with us in aft. ming. II must DC oeehea .
safe statement. Nov, between such generashlp,
and the generalship which conquers an equal or
superior force, there are numberless graduauons
of merit. That too, we hope, NOBODY VIII 1ls-
pnte, being also perfectly saie s'a.enent. -,
Now we make no charges We apply no cpl
thets but SIMPLY lay before our readers again the
figures which will enable every man IN the conn-
try each for himself TO judge, just what ranS be.
tween these msxima and miaims OF proves, JUST
what merit between these extremes OF skillful
and unskiliul generalship, deserves to be appor-
toned 10 Gen. Grant. -
Grant, on assuming command, May T. 1864, he
of effective men besides The reserve when 4
crossed the Rapidsn, l25 600.
Lee, at the same date, had an effective force
50 600.
Harbor, June 3, we're $1,000.
Lee reinforcements up to the same date were
1900. .
Grants total force, including reinfOrcemerts'
was 222 600.
Lees total force including reinforcements, WIS
Returns to their respective governments showed
that when both armies had reached the James.
June 10, the number of Grants army that had
been put hOrs De COMBAT was II VVO.
Up 10 the same date, the number Of Lees men
who had been put hors de combat was Is 600.
Grant had more than three men Tor every one
| that Lee had 222 600 to 10000.
Grant lost more than six men Tor every one thas
| Lee lost; III 600 90 $1,000.
Grant lost as many men as all Lee had ana
IL 600 over half as many more besides; III 900 10
| 1000.
| Cant, having in the frs, instance more than
twice as many Lee (l25 ,0O0 10 52,000,) yet
| had to be reinforced by more men than all
| Lee ever had ); 81 900 to 10 900.
| These figures are derived from the most autheu-
tic sources. Their accuracy is also guaranteed to-
rs by Republican general whose veracity on
| whose capacity Gen. Grabt will be precisely the
| last man on this planet to impeaoh. On his imt
| parchment of them, indeed, we should endeavor
TO substsntiate their truth. BUTT Is not sufficient
that they are lcosely questioned by Radical bur-
| nails or more gJetentousy challenged by Grants
| man Stsnton's man Dana. In reply to the Sun We
have simply, 18th all possible respect to reafirn1l
their authentic origin and accuracy.
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THE LOUISIANA STATE SEMSARY.-The next
session of this popular and aourishing institution
of learning begins on the 9TH of September, ls6S.
The faculty consists of 3 full corps of able in
sructors, versed in all the branches Of literature
and science usually taught in universities. The
surrounding country is high and rolling, and as
healthful as any part of the world. The terms of
the school, including every expense except that
Of clothing, is $40 per annum, $500 Of which is
payable in advance, and the balance in equal
payments January LIST and April LIST. Prof. d. F.
Boyd, the superintendent, makes the comfort and
interest Of the students his chief and only aim,
and We knew Of no one to whose guardianship we
would sooner trust the training Of our youth.
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MUSICAL 1EsTRUNENrs.-Grunews ld's name Is 30
well known all over the Mississippi Valley, in con-.
nection with everything appertaining to music,
and the instruments which give utterance to it,
that we consider it necessary only to say that be
has recently imported, from the best European
and American factories, an immense assorted
stock. which he offers at New York prices. Those
who don't believe this had better call on Grune.
valid, l29 Canal street. He also has all the ad.
iuncts
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Whs. Dream. ..e TTus.s'
BYr. W. PARSONS.

-"Le pres so al n'dttin' del yer ca Sog.a-
AT an. let's he thankful we are past the ume
When griefs are cOmfortiess; and though We
mourn ILL.,
Feel in our sorrow something now suolIme'
And in each tear the sweetness OF KISS.
IT, On and smile then: for We know IN this
Our Immortality; that nothing dies
vv;,bi, onr hearts but something new 10 born;
And what is roughly taken from our eyes
Gently comes back in visions Of 'ae morn q hr.st
when dreams are trItest o but death Is ohss'
7 feel as certain looking on the face
M a desd sister, smiling from her shroud,
That our sweet sDe el hath but changed her place
And passed to peace, as when, smid tne crown =
M The mad city, | feel sure OF rest
Rsyond the hills--a few hours further west"
De'o"- ' IGalaxy.
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II is thrown in your teeth that you do not keep
your dental apparatus In proper trim; it is your
own fault; for all the world knows that you might
do SO by using the matchess vegetable dentrifrce,
Sozodont.
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Eok sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERxL auH
gree Cotton and Sugr Plantations located mi the hss
RIuons OF ne Gotten snd sugar growing STATES Also Rics
sns Orange Orch ards and bodies Of ". ussls
lsnoa Also large variety Of CITY and snhn,hsn
op improved and tnimprOved in the rssdsncss
wish ng 70 invest will do well call and Examine o.r p,a
street. New Orleana ~" " o&ohes-st
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FURNITURE ETTUKE........FUREITURR
BIZ AOSTGOA EkY BROS. a. co.,
C0NSTtBIt'S SALES,

A. b. BEADING VS.. WI. CAHOUN-FIRsT JUSTICES
Court Parish OF Orleans
Rg NkTUE of wit of nert f.c,as
oreeted 70 me by the Honorable g. w. sadl.r hrst -.
uee o. The Peace IN sell puoc auct,on o.
A. the Oth d'y Of SeptsmOer is6s he following
one SILL cisrtsss and WORMS, complete
~ fERHs-Cssh in q. .. Treasury Note.
A A. PLAffsAIER, Csnstable
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TIE TEMPERATURES yesterday, as shown by inc
observations Of A. b. Griswold q Co, corner
Gel end Roval streets. was as follows: Az o
A. M. SO degrees; IL M. 80; Pm 81; 6P. NJ "a.
The temperature yesterday, as shown py me
thermometer at c. Duhamel's. Ill Canal street,
was as follows Ats N. 75 degrees : IL Ne
az an n 81. g P N 70.
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To those Of our readers conteup ating house.
keeping next winter, We would suggest the pro.
priety Of elsneing over the advertisement in the
auction column Of Chas. I. Nash. Sale tomorrow
at Masonic Hall Auction Mart, at IL O'Clock A. n.
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A HUGE DEFALoATIoN.--A Washington dispatch
OF the 25th saws; "Col. Selden the new collector
of Norfolk Virginia, reports TO Secretary Mccall
loeb that his investigation thus far of the books
and accounts or his Radical predecessor discloses
a defalcation e. $3.50 900
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Thanks to the Magnolia Democrats for their
serensce and their hearty cheers.
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Mr.. J. S. Tully, president of the Seymour
Knights. received the banner and in behalf
Of the club returned their thanks to the ladies
in few appropriate remarks. The face Of the
banner is of blue silk inscribed with the names
Seymour Knights, in letters of gold. The reverse
is of plain white silk. A heavy gold fringe sur
rounds it, and six gilt tassels ornament the upper
part.
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Bx j. n WALTON q DEsLoNDE.
ca$. 7. NasH's SALES.

sOhDhlEs.... ~. FURfITUkE.... ...sUNDRIEs.
H@ CHAS. y. NASH,
AucuoEINe =: )nice Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner 81 Charles and Perdido streets
MoNDAH5SSlst Int. 81 II O'Clock, a.
W NJ sae1ms corner 1t Charles and Psrddo sreets
viii be SOLD ! , -o''s
rye stock bedroom and Paor sets and other var.d
fuIniture also =, = gs ttsck Of sundrias
So rERNs-tfSAi IN U. =. Treasury notes
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AUcTITNEER AND BROKER
Once Masonic Han Auction Mart, corner Of 8. cb,,,.o
,Dnd rsr'idO streets.
sales OF all kin..siAttendsd 10 and solicited
Two Ere Dwelsgs with improvements; also two Hsrrnv
Safes, and one Double door Marvin SAFE.
, 1868-04-03
d, February %, 1868.
TPUBLIC-No. l6.1


AN ACT restoring lands to market along the line
of the Pacific railroads and branches.
Be it enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of The United States Of America in Con
gress assembled That nothing in the act approved
July first, eighteen hundred and si1ty-two, ems
titled "An act to aid in the construction OF
railroad and telegraph line from the Missouri
river 10 the Pacific ocean, and to secure TO tne
government the use of the same for postal, mill
tary, and other purposes" and the acts amend
atory thereof, shall be held to authorize the
withdrawal or exclusion from settlement and
entry, under the provisions of the Pre-emPtion or
homestead laws, the eVen-numbered sections
along the routes of the several roads therein
mentioned which have been or may be hereafter
located Provided, That such sections shall be
rated at two dollars and fifty cents per acre, and
subject only to entry under those laws, and the
Secretary of the Interior be, and is hereby, aus
thorized and directed to restore to homestead
settlement, pre- emption, or entry, according to
existing laws, all the even numbered sections of
land belonging to the government, and now
withdrawn from market, on both sides of the
Pacific railroad and branches, wherever said
road and branches have been definitely located.
Approved, March 6, 1868.
, 1868-04-03
As ly

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor Of Medensd
~ the Faculty Of Paris Graduate OF the UnN.I% U,i
ty Queens College, and Physician Of the 81 1OnD
Baptiste Society of San Francisco. ..I
DR.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients ~. ~
others seeking confidential medical advice, th" ~
can be consulted daily at his Office, ArmoTy n.i
building, Northeast corner Montgomery ana "a SS' SI
mento Streets San Francisco. Rooms No y, w. -
first floor, up stairs, entrance on elther MonsO"'
or Sacramento streets. ~
DIR. PkRRAULT's studies have been almost e1cl
sively devoted TO the cure OF the various lSna oi
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results oi lnlu'
Gus habits acquired in youth, when usual! IN
ate in impotence and sterility, and permanent! " ~
duco all the concOmitants Of old age Where i se.i
ipfrmity exists involving the happiness oil le i'
that OF others, reason and morality dctAte ln -.
cessty of its removal, for it is fact that preuH
decline Of the vigor of mannood, matrimonial ~, ~
happiness compulsory single life, ETC., have ,gn
sources in causes, the germ OF when is plS.
early lfe and the bitter fruit tasted long i.;n
patients laboring under this complaint VIII g" ".
Of one more of the following symptoms usSd
turnAl Emissions, Pains in the Back and n'tS .I,
Weakness of Memory and Sight, Discharge Iiyn % In
Urethra on going TO stool or making Watei 5d,, w
tellectual Faculties are weakened Loss o In: he,II
ensues Ideas are clouded, and there IS usI;,,ns
tion to attend to business, or even readlnR, NJ noS
or the society of friends etc. The panelt WI P;sbt
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, ana ny %
and hearing are weakened and sleep Gs'eLo.S; .,;ns.
dreams, melancholy, signing, palpitatons, mans,
coughs and slow fever; WINE sone NS' SONS
rheumatic pain, and numbness OF the oO1y' =, IN,
of the most common symptoms are PmPloss PSs1 u p, f
face and aching in different parts OF ths LILY i'm
tients suffering from this disease shoulo APPy
mediately to DR. PERRAULT, either IN Pe.l Emjs-
letter, as he will guarantee cure OF eelinA
sions and Impotence in six to eight weeks. In ,py
Patients suffering from yenereal diseases Wleers,
stage Gonorrhoea, Gleet Structures, BuDo uDo..S.siul
Cutaneous Eruptions, etc will be treated ty re-
". All SyphiIitic and Mercurial tants entir''
moved from the system. IA. vhsrs
DR.. PERRAULT's diplomas are in his onee, -. uuln
patients can see for themselves that tney ~ The
the care of a regularly educated Practuon0i'
best references given if required: ,.... ran c,l
Patients suffering under chronic disease; ;uvsStigs-
and examine for themselves We invite w. ev.
ton claim not 10 know rythng, nor ,SSsn un-
erybody, but we do claim that in all cases nsncu-
der treatment we fulfill our promises We "a doc
larly request those who have tried this an, and
tor, and that advertised physician I'LL "0iN
discouraged, TO call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures. t.o;d,ptAl 10
Ladies suffering with any complain Vsssursnes
their sex, can consult the doctor with INC
of relief
, 1868-04-03

How To ENLARGE VEGETABES.-A vast
increase of food may be obtained by manag>
ing judiciously, and systematiclly carrying
out for time the principle If increase Take
for instance, pea. Plant it in very rich
ground. Allow it to bear the first year
say half dozen pods only. Remove all
others. Save the largest single pea of these
Sow it the next year, and retain of the pro-
duce three pods only. Sow the largest only
on the following year, and retain one pod
Again select the largest, and the next yeal
sort will by this time have trebled is size and
weight. Ever afterwards SOW the largest
seed. BY these means you will get pea:
(or anything else) Of bulk of which we a
present have no conception.
, 1868-04-03

FROM SwEETwATER.-Mr. John Rich>
ardson, of Salmon River mines, who has been
stopping in this city this winter, has received
a letter from Mr.. N. w. Earl, who left Sal
mon last fall for Sweetwater. After being
there two months, he says, as. to its being a
mining camp, he "fails tOsee it in that light"
He says the whole country was staked into
leads, of which he does not entertain a very
high opinion. There are no placer mines
that have yet been discovered that will pay
Provisions of all kinds are g. per pound
-four S35 per hundred. He sums up his
opinion of the camp as follows: "To make
long story short, wish l was back in Sal>
mon diggings; | would then have some
chance of making my board next season, and
here, where | am, it looks rather slim."-
Montana Independent.
, 1868-04-03
To Females.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted with Al.
ease, as weakness in the back and limbs main !, ~
head dimness of sight, loss of muscular now, u. t
pitation af the heart, irritability, nervousness. -
IRENE urinary difficulties derangement of diS.,E;l' ~
functions general debility, vaginits, all dsssss',
the womb, hystera sterlity, and ali other disss...
peculiar to females, they should 20 or write Al on
to the celebrated female DOCTOR W. K DOHFRTyD '.
his Medical Institute, and consult him about H.,
troubles and disease The Doctor is efecting nor
cures than any other physician in the Ststs ef csE
fornia. Let no false decacy prevent you, but ami,
Immediately and save yourself from painful spat,;'
ngs and premature death. All married ladies' vLn.,
delicate health or other circumstances prevent !,
increase in their families, should write or caIl II
DIX. W. K. DOHERTY'S Medical Institute, Ind inv
will receive every possible relief and help. n,
Doctors offices arranged that he can ), can.
suited without fear Of observation.
, 1868-04-03
1PuRLIc-No. III

AN ACT for the relief of settlers on the late Sioux
Indian reservation, in the State of Minnesota.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre>
sentatiues Of the United States Of America in Con-
qress assembled, That all actual settlers, who
have duly filed their declaratory statements un-
der the preemption laws with the register of the
proper local land office, upon the unsold lands
now included within the limits of the late Sioux
Indian reservation, in the State of Minnesota,
shall be allowed two years from and after the
passage of this act within which to make proof
and payment for their claims, in accordance
with the provisions of the second and third sec,
tons of the act approved March third, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three, providing for the dis
posal of said reservation.
Approved March G, 1868.