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AN ACT APPRoPRIATING ONE HUNDRED r1ors ,~p
DOLLARS FOR TIE PAY OF MILEAGE AND PER pITv
or IHk MEMBERS, AND PER DIEM OF EMPLOYEES OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND THE cOSTINGRSr
EXPENSES OF THE SAME
SECTION l. BE IL enacted Ly he Seno,e
ana house Of Representatives of he Gote
g Louisiana IN General Assemble convened
lnat the sum Of one hundred thousand dollar
rs hereby Appropriated out of any a onev nov in
the treasury, or that may hereafter come IN nj
1toerwise appropriated, for the purpose Of paving
tne mileage and per diem of members of the Gen,
eIsi Assembly. the per diem OF employees, and the
s nC contingent expenses thereof, not including
OHs Ior printing. publishing or advertising.
SIC. z BE IL further enacted, ETC.. Thai this ac,
(Signed) CHIs' w $500
-. Speaker Of the House of ReDresentstivs.
(Signed) - OSr.n r 'In9u ,t.'
lieutenant Governor and President of the SENATE
approved August 20, 1865.
(Signed) n. O. W.p,,o-u
true copy: - " =
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State
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for the islthiul. tnsfgsuc and jadici0as maaaer
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sponsibilltie- Imposed upon them.
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pie 81 this state are greatly indebted 70 said
board for fs efficient aid IN the important work
a establishing a civil government for the State
based upon the political and civil equality OF ali
men irrespective a. race or color.
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In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
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lSigned) CHAs. W. LOWELL.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signedl OSCAR ]. DUNN
ttcu10D~ue o~~s~>s- eAd DseaaaSas of che Goo.sa
Approved August 20, 1868.
4. lSigDed) III. @. WARNorH
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT TO AMEND AS ACT ENTITLED AN ACT AND
TIE AMENDMENT THERETO, CONCERNING The
TOWN OF BAsTKoP, In THE PARISH OF MORE
HOUSE.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. of the State of Louisi.
ana, IN General Assembly coaUened. That sec.
ton second of an act entitled an act concerning
the town Of Bastrop in the parish of Morehouse
approved March IL, 1860, and the amendment
thereto, approved March 8, 1861, be farther
amended and re-tnacted so as to read as follows,
viz:
That the trustees of said town shall have the
power TO assess such an amount of taxes as they
may deem proper, not TO exceed the SUN of Eve
thousand dollars per snnum, to be collected in the
usual manner, and that all property situs ted with
IN the limits OF the present corporation of one
mtg rqesrN tnPon which the State IAviaa a Ia \
ehsll be subject to taxation by said corporation,
SIC 2. BE Il further enacted, ETC. That the
trustees OF said town shall have authority to
elect street commissioner, whose duty shall be
defined and salary fixed by said Board of Trus.
tees
Sec. 8. Be Il further enacted. etc.. That all
laws OF parts # laws conflicting herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed.
DEC. 4. BE further enacted. ETC., That this
act shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Slgnedl CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(SigDed) OSCAR J. Dunn,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved August 30 1865.
lSigned) H. e. WARMOrH,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy;
GEORGE E. BovEE,
Secretary of State
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AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE SECRETARY or STATE To
ADMINISTER OATHs.
House Of Representatives of he St0fe of T;f
oaa 'n General Assembly conuened That The
secretary OF state of the State of Louisiana he
ana ne Is hereby authorized and empowered 10
a. oaihs IN all cases where ii is legal to
oEc. 2. ne u Juihe' enacted, etc.. That this net
(Sgned) CHARIEs W 49,
speaker OF the House of Representatives,.
T iNosneo OscAR.J. DUYH,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Ssn.t.
approved September l, 1865.
VogneoJ II. c. wARMorH.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
"A true COPY
GEORGE E. RovEE.
Secretary OF State
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An ACT 10 ENABLE THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
CURRENT EXPENSES us
SECTION l: BE enacted by he Senate AMI
HoeSe Of Representatives of he SAFE Of louis.
uana IN general Assembly conuened. That the
mayor ana Common Council OF the CITY of New
orleans be and they are hereby AUTHORIZED ~
oGTroW such sum of money not to exceed one
nllilon OF dollars at such interest not to exceed
ven PER cent, and for such time as thew shall nra
serloe Tor the purpose Of enabling them to nee,
,Ie current expenses of the city and pay the en-.
pIoyes ihereof, and that this act shall take effsct
ana De IN force from and after its passage
(Signed) CUAs. w Tows
speaker OF the House of Represe natives.
Ao.ento OSCAR j. DuNN.
At utenant-Dovernor and President of the Sonata
Approved September S, 1868. - 'e""'e'
No'BneuJ II. G. WARHOTH,
true copy: - A1"usiana'
GEO. E. Bower,
Secretary Of State
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Il hEAss - MAYO
SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE 4 Kypass,
Removed from No. ksgszins street
lAetnrer. OF saddiery and Har..,.
ANNbEhf, HARDWARE, BETTING PACKING ~.
HOSE, ETC, Err, = NAANo AND
'os' Tcaoupit0uiAs and New Iev... a.. 90
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RI. mo al
AN ACT TO AMEND As ACT ENTITLED AN ACT AND
TIE AMENDMENT THERETO, CONCERNING The
TOWN OF BAsrRoP, In THE PARISH OF MORE
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pr,.us.. DR. 8. HASTINGS
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no. IA BarOnas street, near Canal
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AN ACT TO REGULATE THE PRACTICE AND THE DIS
fA1Ch Or BUSINESS nv rss-paSssEsg-
Nav ORlEANs.
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NEW ORLEANS Nay IA, 1859.
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Signed
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hotel des Etrangers No i29 Ge.-.s.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l.
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, 1868-03-24
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WE had no idea when we inserted the
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it would have given offence TO any of our
readers, as it would seem it has done.
We received The letter anonymously, and,
as we did not see any harm in it, we in
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Tale the "Head- Master" being Chief of
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teSSjOn, as described, and belonging doubt
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One thing seems clear, that no one in
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WE have again to raw the indul-
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sue Of this number. Sickness is
very general now; and our compost
tors-human-like, are not exempted /;
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NET bekjendtgj6res herved at Re
lD partitionen i Kjobmand nj. l..
DAGUILARD's FaIlitbo vii bliye frem-
lagt i en- Skiftesamling, som vii blive
afholdt paa nevnte Bo, Onsdagen
den % April d. A.
Christiansteds Skifteret den ISdc
Marts 1868.
G. SarauW.
, 1868-03-24
NOTICE.

EUBHE annual Meeting of
A the Members Of the St.
Croix Savings Bank will be
held on Monday the 9th April
at 2 o'clock at the Office Of
the Institution.
St. Croix oath March 1868.
L. E.. MENDES,
Secretary.
, 1868-03-24
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

Begjpring af Christian
I steds Skifteret som behandlende
ANTHONY ROBERTS D0dsbo, vii vorde
bortsoIgt we'd EN- offentlig Auction
paa Aastcdet, Tirsdag d. eide April
d. A.. ON Eftermiddag kIokken L
, 1868-03-24

THE Undersigned having many Ii
abilities to meet this year, beSs
those who are indebted to him, to
come forward as soon as possible
and settle their accounts so as to
enable him to meet his liabilities.
THEODORE BENZON.
Christiansted 9th March 1868.
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Letter from WatervilIe.

WATERvILLE, June %, 1868.
To the Editor of the Press:
The Water Power Company, which has
hitherto directed its energies mainly to pur-
chasing all the real estate bordering ON the
river near the falls, now intends to proceed to
business. The plan of building a new dam
near the old ono and of ma aerially charging
the capacity of the side dam, will come for
mally before a meeting of the stockholders
July 80. If unexpected opposition does not
manifest itself, the present season will proba-
bly, see the improvements completed. The
company promises highly favorable terms to
manufacturers wishing to lease part of their
water power &
THE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
has outgrown the old building as well as the
old name of the Academy. Its new name is
comprehensive enough to include also the
titles of the High School, the Preparatory
School of the University and Female College.
A class of eight young ladies will graduate
July 7th, having pursued the studies requisite
for the degree of Bachelor of Ltera ture.-
Under the efficient direction of Mr.. j. HI. Han
son, the school is now in very thriving con-
dition. The capacity of the Institute has been
doubled by the addition of new wings to the
old building, and during the next year large
additions will be made to the cabinet and APP
paratus.
COLBY UNIVERSITY.
For their next anniversaries the literary So
cieties have engaged the eloquent Rev. Way
land Hoyt, D. D., of Brooklyn, formerly of
Cincinnati The name of the poet is not yet
announced. There will be no Grafton before
the Alumni this year. The graduating class
will prepare an inviting programme for Glass
Day. The new Memorial Hall will not be
dedicated this year but will be pushed forward
to completion. The contractor expects to lay
the topmost and last stone in its place before
the first of July.
DIR. Pulsifer met with serious accident on
Saturday last while driving rapidly out of
town. A piece of gravel was thrown up by
the feet of his horse, hitting the doctor in one
eye with such force as to render it probable
that its sight will be permanently impaired
WINsLow.
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News ITEMs.-Superintende Kennedy of
New York has issued an order declaring that
the ordinance against the use of fire-a arms and
dangerous fireworks will be strictly enforced
on the 4th of July.
Among the students who graduated at New
ton Theological Seminary on Wednesday
were the following graduates of Colby Univer-
sity in this State: George w. Glove of Boston,
Charles M. Emery of Waterville, Isaac s.
Hamblen of Lowell, Charles v. Hanson of
Portland and William r. Thompson of Par
sonfeld.
The towns of Massachusetts, are now voting
from time to time on the que stion of license
or no license under the liquor law passed last
winter. ~ +>~--- ee-i--ss 70
The health of ex- Governor Buckingham has
so much improved that he is expected home
in Connecticut this week. 9,o A-
The Surratt trial is pretty sure not to begin
Monday. .
Miss Foote, Senator Henderson's bride, is
blonde, slender, girlish, looking not more than
eighteen, though impertinent gossip puts her
age at twenty-five. She is said to be ambitious
aHd spirited.
Gen. Alfred S. Hartwell, formerly Colonel
of the Fifty-fifth Massachusetts Volunteers
(colored) has been invited, on the recommen-
dation Of Prof Washburn, of Harvard Uni
versity Law School, to the position of Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of the
Hawaiian (Sandwich) Islands. The General
has accepted the invitation, ond will proceed
shortly to assume the duties. The position is
most honorable as we'll as re}lumerative.
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The report was accepted and on motion of
Mr.. True of Portland the nomination of Col.
Hobson was made unanimous.
Mr.. Foster from the Committee on Resolu-
tons reported the following which were unan.
imously adopted by rising vote:
Resolred That we heartily approve and
cheerfully endorse the declaration of principles
adopted by the National Republican Party of
the United States in Convention assembled
at Chicago, on the goth day of May 1868.
Resolued. That we fully approve the nomi-
nation of Grant and Colfax for President and
Vice President, and that to US their names are
synonyms of victory and peace.
Resolred, That Hon. John Lynch, IN every
position in which he has been placed, has fully
justified the confidence of the people, and
under every new Trial and responsibility, has
manifested qualities of fidelity, intelligence,
and attention 10 his duties which mark val
liable public servant. and the Republican votes
of the first District will make known their APP
probation of his character and past services by
his triumphant reelection to the seat he now
holds.
After some eloquent remarks from Gen. Neal
Dow, the Convention adjourned.
JOHN JAMESON, President.
Il Il Il " b Elonanps IN, }seerssaries.
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Portland and Rutland Railroad
Company.

TINE undersigned, Committee OF the Corporators
i of the Portland and Rutland Railroad Com
pany and being more than seven the persons nam
ed in the fifth section of the Act to inc rporate the
Portland and Rutland Railroa Company Apr wed
March 9Th 1868, hereby give public notice in
with the vote of sail Corporators passed April
Both 1S6Sthat tor the purpose receiving subscrip
tons to the Stock OF said Corporation books will be
opened under their direction on Monday the sixth of
July, hes, in the following cities and towns and at
the places and with the persons following. in accord
with the provisions of the second section oil said
Act, to wit:
In Portland at the office of he City Treasurer.
In Westbrook at the office of Samuel JORDAN, Esq,
In Gorham at the office OF Hon John A Water
In Standlsh at the office OF H. J. swasey.
In BALDWIN at the office OF Daniel Il. Richardson,
Esq.
In Cornish at the flee of John Jameson, Esq.
Ansa4 FED e 6 6 G 81 Mn f. s s. Ron
In Nevfeld at tue office OF Geo. ID. Ch,ls.
In ii ram at the Office OF r lndall Libby, ESQ.
In Porter at the office OF Moses :. Mo1iton.
In Browntield at the Office of Thos Z. Cieaves.
In F4cedom, N. Ii. at the office of Elias Towle
In Ossipee at the Office Of IL. |. Banks
B. Carter.
In TimwOrth at the Office OF Nath1 Hubbard &
In Moul onboro at the office of Dr. VIM. II. Mason.
In Sandwich at the office of Isaac Adams s. Jos.
Went WORTH
In Centre Harbor at the office Of j. L. Huntress,
Esq.
10 Meredith at the office OF j. P. Plummer.
Iu New Hampton at the office of j. >. Piper.
In Bri toll at the office OF Cyrus Ia lor
In Alexandria nj the tice OF Schuyler Walker.
1u Hill at the Office of John III. Emmons
In Danbury at the Office ct Timothy L. Q ough.
In chicago, Illinois, at the office OF Hon. John
Wentworth.
Which Books shall remain open for five successive
day at the times and places and with the persons
above named.
Portland, June 4, 1868.
Il J. LIBBY, JOIN A Poor,
j. b. CARROLL, VIM DeERiNG,
JOHN NJ. ADAMS, JOHN NEAL,
j. L. FARuER, JOHN LYN CHI,
A. X. SHURILEFF, N. A. FOSTER,
SAML HANSON, FREDK ROBIE,
WIN. w. WOODBURY., N. G. RICE,
JOHN JAMESON, TOBIAS LORD.
June 26-d&w1w
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Sid fun Greenock 18th ult, barque Exchange, Chur-
chill, Trinidad.
Ar at Liverpool 18th, ship NJ Ludwig. Harding.
on the Skerries 9th, ship Koomer, Griffin from
liverpool Tor New York.
Sid TN Shields nth, ship Charter Oak, Turkey for
New York.
Sid I'm Dublin 18th inst, ships Cutwater, Dwight,
Cardiff; 18th, Granite State, Weeks, do.
Tor Antwerp days.
At Ponce, PR 9th inst. scbs Sylvan, Blanchard;
ard Reno, Chase, tor New York days
Sid I'm CeniUegos 12Lh ms briggs Cyte Dow and
Amanda e, Coombs. New FORK; sch Fri, Sprague,
New York.
Ar at Havana 18th inst. brig Model, johnson, from
Wiscasset.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, sch Mary d Haskell,
Barbour, Portland 18th, naroue Ellen Stevens,
Howe New YORK; Desah. Gilkey do Acacia, Rob
inson Boston; sch Windward, Ellis, I'm New York;
Southerner, Baker, sehiasi 14th, brigs Glendale,
Mclntire, Bos on.
Sid 18th. bIigs Lena Thnrlow, Corbett, and VIM II
Biekmore, Bickmore Genoa; schs L A Con mt FOss,
LOT North or Hatteras; Capella. TAYLOR, Portland;
10 6aIque Fannie. Carver New York; brig Che
Mot, whitney. Portland; sehs Hattie Ross Ulrick,
Sagua, Alice q Grace. Gilchrist, Sierra Morena
Al az OaTasnas 18th inst baraues Welkin Blan-
enard; Cardiff; Ellen Dyes, Leland, New York: 9th
Mcrriman, Philadelphia; A j Ross Wymal Boston
sch L ID Wilder, Key West 18th, bar lue j Ward,
Landerkin, New York.
barqne Sandy Hook Barstow Tor North OF Hatteras
brig Golden West, Brown, do; sch Catharne John
Cutler. do; 16th, sch S Watson, New York.
JuBe 8, lat 81, Ion 81. ship Alex Marshall, from
Liverpool for New YORK.
| June 6, LAT A. Ion %, barque Augustine Kobbe,
| 10 days from New York tor Havre.
june Is, lat 80, Ion III. barque Locke, from Ma
| tanzas tor Portland.
June 70 of ape May, ship Thos Harvard, from
| rhiladeiphia Tor ST John. NIB.
| mingtOn. NC.