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The BarbaTians OF the north,

The outrages constantly being committed by the
Vandal hordes which LINCOLN has thrown upon the
borders of our Confederacy, are drawing denuneia-
tions from men who were clamorous for our subiu-
CATION. The editor of the New York Times, writing
to his paper from Fortress Monroe, under date of
the 3Oth ult., makes this confession.
ICol Aliens arrest has gwen general satisfaction,
and has encouraged the hope, in the minds OF those
who have the honor of our troops at heart, that
some check Will at last be put upon their reckless
and disgraceful conduct. But whenever the matter
is mentioned it is generally followed by the remark
that nothing will be done with him-that the ar
rest is merely matter of form, and that, no mat
ter how clear his guilt, he will not be punished
hope these predictions will prove to be unfounded
would not do Col. Allen injustice, by prejudging
his case but if he is guilty of the offences laid to his
charge, trust he will be deprived Of his command
and sent home in Disgrace Unless universal report
is unture, his men have been guilty of outrages
upon private property and personal rights in this
vicinity which reflect indelible disgrace upon them
as citizens of New York and troops of the United
States. They have entered private houses which
had been deserted and shut up by their owners
and destroyed, from sheer wsntOnness, the fur
niture which they contained. l have heard
of elegant pianos broken IN pieces--bOxes
containing libraries broken open and the books
scattered about-ehaIrs and sofas cut, pictures
defaced mirrors broken, and other Outrages perpe-
tTsted more worthy Of sayages than of soldiers
drawn from the ranks Of civil life 1t is said that
Colonel Allen has dOhe nothing TO check these dis
graceful eXcesses-but that on the contrary, he
screens them from blame, and encourages and even
sids these acts o. wautOn destruction. His burn
ing Of the wheat. cut snd stacked in the field be-
cause he believed it TO be owned by seeessiOnist,
sod his arrest Of the six men working upon it, in
spite of his own safe conduct which they had upon
them, is instance Of the reckless disregard Of sl
rights and Of ordinary decency which is said to Do
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An As making appropriations addition to already
made, for Ihe Military Of the Confederate sates Of
February one thousand eight undred ard siSty two
sEITpS The Congress 4 TIE Cenfeirse States America
and RrVatss OF hEara regiments infantry and
for quartermGsers supplies Of AL kinds for the same,
and other necessary expenses f the year enSing the
ehteetth Of Fe hous4r eight hundred and
sand four bundled aud ninety three dollars snd tzsige
sEc q That there be aPp'op'iae FOR tn pay quarerss
pensGs rerins o. g0nsry orEa-toa, composed Of
ooIps Of sIgiI cry uc companies Of cavalry, and
9' n & s1F I 6T, Ts hundred ant fifty h0u'd fur
src That there appropriated for tie purchase Of sub
sand roop fiscal ear eadipg zig taenh Of Fetrus
EJ,sue lhousGni eg hunlr AID sixytF million
haEdei spd syiour Eh iani two hundred and atty eight
SEC That u appropriated fer the ordn,ncs service
sand ght hundrd sixty tOfOr The preservation Of pub
lie budings quarters, barrscss, &C. at the srsenas arns
for the pay Of CLERKS daughtsen coorers supern
tsndeGa overesrs &C. for the parehase horsss mules,
tie purchase Of heavy oEGGsrc and earsgss with
she'll far the sixteen E=ld batteries pises
thousand stands OF small arms for pistols
holsersi fer sabTes SEords, csrbnes and pistols for
cavalry for hundred tloC lud Sc Of in
fIutTy kospss hsv'Tsacs st ca1eEE for
for :esd, copper and ais 70: peEc caps
for friction tubes Tor additional shoos and so1ehou5s
Vernon ArsSnAl Aabsna and Augu IA Arsenal, Georgia for
mach Bery engines aud tools fer Dachtnz r bul
let mohine fo repairs Of bu ldn and Eachuss Hsrpefs
Fsrryour million four hu1sTd aUd fOrEy thousand dollars
SIC D. That thrs be sppcPrised fr eicsl and hospital
supplies, for TIE yeas end1g tg onth Il February,
thousand eight huudred and Sky t6o, the CT the hEE
dr. d AID f'ty thousand iola-s
Sac g. That th-re lie appropriated contingent service
Of the War Department r. h end the eiCh.eetl u
Febiuay thg1slni eight h1adrei al sly r0 81 N
Of three hlnured thousand dollars
SEC a. t. al there b. st. for contingent expenses Of
1e ,rrpit1re .9s5ars psi blsBE T he ts ~ S s
n -
eIdnt Ii sgh nh february nd eight hun
drCd ana sixty two, the ef eight dollars
sc n Il there ps appropriated for tbs pay surgeons
asstsEt ana cha s, ne ending she eEh
t nth day f EruIry, thousand II L1a5r and sixty
tssuu Of k-=s hUnIrsd All twenty thousand nine
hundred and one toiiaTg.
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DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
Phadepha, New York, Boston and New England States de
parts st o'clock n
Way Nail Georgia. South Carolina, North csrona and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad A o'clock
P NJ.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at 2 O'Clock, P Nj
Way Nails -
Mails for Indiana Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs O'Clock M
Nsshvlsto Decatur via franklin and Columbia, and other
way Offices, separtst O'Clock A II.
Nashville Lebanon, daily, except Sunday, departs at *
O'Clock Il Also ooes on the and beyond Lebanon ~
O'Clock A NJ
Nashville to olarksyilei departs at 5K o'clock A N
For soUthern Kentucky, departs at 5X A M
EsseVe Shebyvlls, NolensVills Triune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, a. o'clock A n.
Nashville Huntington, Charlotte Waveriy, H week
IL, Monday, Reinesiay and Friday, at O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Liberty, via stevats Ferry, Huddisone
Roads, Rural HILL &C weekly Thursday, at II O'clock d.
Nashville to 0enrsve, via fslk, Vernon, PineWOod &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock N.
Nashville to OlasVs, via sycamore Mills, weekly Friday,
at l o'clock P NJ.
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The PROVISIONAL CoxGRss.-A number of the mem
bers of the Provisional Congress, which meets in
Richmond on the goth inst, have already arrived,
Of the South Carolina delegation. Col w. Porcher
Miles is attached to the staff Of Gen. BesureRsFd
and is doing duty at Manassas Junction. Hon.
James L Orr. formerly Speaker Of the House e.
Representatives at Washington, ia in Richmond,
having been sppOiated in the place Of Judge With
ers, resigned. Hon. Lawrence NJ. Keltt has been in
our city for several days, and, we understand pro-
ceeds to Fairfax 70 day, accompanied by Hon T. L.
Clingman, Of North Carolina, hoping to be able to
DO a little fighting "on their own hook" before The
assembling Of Congress Mr. Keitt says he is accus.
toned to bagging wild turkeys, and thinks there
''some GAM" IN the neighbOrhood Of Fairfax.
Hon John Perkins, Of Louisiana, is, we believe.
at Petersburg.
Col Francis S. Barlow, Of Georgia, Is with Gen.
JChnstOn's command at or near Martinsburg, st the
head of his regiment, doing duty however, az Bre-
vet Brigadier General. We understand Col Bar
tow has resigned his seat in Congress, where his
knowledge Of military affairs viii be much missed
He was chairman Of the Military Committee, bus
we have no doubt he will give still better exem-
plicaton of his familiarity With the art Of war, in
the wider and more active field where he Is now
stationed He ia in the vanguard, and we trust his
example will find many limitations among our lead
ing men.-RichHlOnd Dispatch, july ..
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An Act amend entitled Gan Act rsoFnug the
stenoe OF tstVeea United States the COME
sstos and concerning letters OF 1aTque Poi and Prize
Good, approved Say Ih, thousand eight hundred and
sixty-oue.
sEoTIoS The Congress CT the Con edsrse Ss do enact
That the tenth section Of tbs above entitled be 6maDred
hs in adIoR to the tourty hsren mentioned tn
men Of the Confederate ates viii pay t. the cruiser crus
any priv armed vessel commissioned under said
tEe per the valve Of and every vessel Of
belonging TO the that be sunk destroyed By such
private armed vessel the value OF tie to
he included in the estimate. The valuation TO be by
bOsrd Of naval cors appointed ard their award be approved
y the President and the amount fun1 to be due TO be paya1
in eight per oenum bonds Of the Confederate States
Sac. That ary who nay have invented may
hereafter invent any kind Of vessel floating bat
terry, defngs, shall deposit OF tbs ssme
" suitable explanations specifications, in e depart
Ient together vi affidavit setting forth that be is the in
yenor thereof such deposit and savit unlss the facts set
forth therein shall bs dapproye shall sDte such Inventor
the sole and exclusive enjoyment Of the rht
end privileges conferred by this act rsserVng however, TO the
Government, in all cases the right Of using s5ch nventon
Approved May2i, 1861. july6-laWig
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SECTION l. The Congress Of The Confederate States Of AeT
enact That all prisoners Of sken whetf land
dnng the pedng hOsis with the United staes shall
be rsnerpd by the Capors from time to time and often
convenient the Department OF War il shall be the duty
o. the Secretary OF War with the approval Of the President
such instructions the Quarter master General and his sub
shall for the Of
prisoners of and the ratons furnished prisoners 0!
shall b. the in quantity and quality those furnished to
enlisted men 10 the army Of the COnfsieracy.
sTC g That the eighth section OF the entitled An Gct
eopnsng the existence Of bgen the United States and the
Colfsj1rse States and concerning letters Of marquee pe
am pr goods shall not be constructed to authorize the
bodng prisoners Of tn officers Of unarned
vessel nor any PASSENGER such vessels unless such pasen
gers be persons employed IN the public service Of he eamy
SIC g. the tsnh section OF the cit act sbal not
b so construed allow bounty for prisoners captured
vessels enemy and brought into port unless such
ers eeeapured board Of armed ship vessel Of the
my sqns superior force to that Of the private armed vessel
making the capture.
AFrsoVER Nay Il, ISL June 97-laE4R,
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no. Is6l
An Act to transfer the testimony taken By commission, in


An Act the testimony taken By commission in GER
tain suits therein nsmed, ht in The Circu. and District
ur oG the q America t. the sst Courts D.
the ofelefGe s.es, and to authorize The same to be read
10 sai1 "a eC0lrts
SIC The Congress % TIC Coufeders ssste Ct America do
enact; That in where suits have been instituted III s
district Of tie Lnlet States oi America
whether al law CT in equity, y citizen CT czns Of one Of the
confederate states OF America against clen OF CitAens OF
another Of the sad Ceud States and sail suits
them stall be recommended 10 the Stat courts o. Of tie
the eTe-Ce taken il such sui s. VIII 81 pend
Dr In the circuit or dsF o. the United States by
mission. thIlI read upon the s cf suits 80
DencsJ in he state courts a5r said under
crate ct @ eXcept that ion shall be good and sTaia
HE f f Tacu n and return Il tGe ouuss ous for taking
tmcuy which would good and available IN tie circuit
district Of the Jnited States from which they SUED
aud that all consents between parties or cir ao. oys ented
taking tesinC NJ the adsbv Of evidence entered
inton sad suits whilst pending in the said courts of the
Uuitsd States All be aid. and obtain in the sd sS
mencd in the courts o! the ,s0n eleiate sta'
tie application OF either PARTY his egeGt
attorney shall be the duty Of the clerk OF the rc courts
Of the Confederate State to Transmits Under his hand and seal
duly ceIEed all the testimony taken by commission in
case SO rough sf5rsSsI in Of the Crcut or district
OF the ted States, 10 @ clerk Of the VeEe
the same ced we'll as all consents as aoE-
sad touching execution aud return Of commissions and the
sdnissbity sstmsny That he shall i've for such
vice Il sun of one bunire dollars be paid by TIE party
plying same which shall be taxed in the bill OF costs
10 an abide al rsst Of the lit as other costs
sES Be it further enscai, That the State OF Arkansas
shall constitute iadciG drrcs the limits and boundaries
force o. the the United States, when the state Of Arksn
from the United States and such district SHAH be
known jesgn'e3 the eastern and western Judicial dis
trict Of the Confederate States Of Amer in Arkansas.
BE il further enacted That the Judge raTShAls and
attorneys fer said districts snail be appointed o ne
and that the Jurisdiction exercised by said district courts and
the Judges thereof shall be the in all respects as that eS
srcsed BY the other dr oourts o. tie Conierste States
and judges Thereof and that the SAID courts shall, in all
subject ths provisions of the act entitled ian aet
establish the Judicial courts of the Confederate saes Of
Approved May eI, 1861.
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10 increase the military establishment Of the Ooned
crate States and amend the Act for tie Es'abshntnt
and alOn Of the Army OF the Confelsratss Stats OF
America"
sCuoE The ngTess of the Confsnerate States Of Amer
, dozen ct That the esdat shall be authorized to raise aud
org nize ID toa the present military establish snt, ono
regime OF cavalry and regiments Il tnSnry, whenever
in hi Judgment publ service require suea an
20 b. or AMID m accordance with existing lwS fer the organ
izaon OF csvay y regnCrss snl to he entitled TO
the se pay an PROVIDED for the same, respective
ly. .., -, J., -.
sPC Ft the general ocers provided by existing laws
Eo Ccnfeser shall hSve the rank spd denc nauon
al Gens-al instead ''BrigAder Geneal which shall be
the highest militia known 10 the Confederate st4 Lh
shall be agnei and duties the Presden
NAV specially Direct and shall be entitled 20 the same pay snd
aoapce Is are psSVdsd br3isT generals. and o
dscSnp 10 he selected provided By law. APPosr
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Act provide for the OF additional officers
msoned officers musicians and pfVate OF the marine
to constitute and. for the additional clothing and
subsistence Of the non-conmis stoned ocers, musicians ard
pr7at for the year ending February the eighteenth, eighteen
hundred and stxty-tRo.
The Congress OF the Confederate Stes OF Amerca d. euac
That the Of nEeyye tHoIsnd hunre1 aEd forty dol
lars re, the same hereby appropriated cut OF
the treasury not Otherwise appropriated, for the Of adi
onal officers, musicians and prvats OF the Dans corps and
subsistence for the for during the year ending erua
~ eighteenth eighteen hundred aLd sxtyo Ead
appropriated follows 0us csone oT nine months
thousand dollars lieutenant coloBe OT nine moDhs eighteen
hundred dollars quarernaste 4d tiona five hundred dol
lars psyma (4ddiona Eve hundred dollar; adutsnt led
dtioua i've andred dollars fourcapzns five thouand two
dollar four first uenants three th uand six hun
dred d0ar5; four second heutenans ten thousand and
sghty dollars; additional commissioned officers and mus
canS ur thousand eight hundred dlllars hundred and
forty additional prTaies at eleven dollars pst month, twenty
uree thousand hundred and sixty dOarsi sddiJna,
cIothns noncOmmssoned officers musicians and priYate.
fifteen thousand d,lar additional ration for mmoned
Off ers, and prvaes sixty six thousand ions at Fix
teen Eve hCadted dollars additional expenses Of
cruBg transportation Of officers and fYs hOu'a dol
lars; pay and purchase Of rmaIl oda
stores flags four tous md dollars contingencies including
fIeighs, cirtsge, tN hou ami dollars.
ApgFovL+ May 81, ls6l. ljuyJ-laViB,
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH.
WILLIE

Washington City, Virgnis North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia. Sou tn Alabama and East Tennessee arrive via Chat
tanoOgs Railroad, at sK O'eleSk A L.
Northern and Ea tern Nails, via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States twice day O'Clock, p
and o'clock, A N. Way Mails LR R. daily,
Southern Nails New Orleans Memphis, Arkansas, Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at ~ o'clock, 4 Ii.
Way Mails, route arrive daily at ~ o'clock N.
smvliie Alexandria and Lebanon, and Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, az ~ o'clock, II.
emthlsnd Hopknsville, and portion Of Southern Ken
tucky, Ia=ksvle and way Malls daily at 10 o'clock, NJ
shebyVe, via Trisne and mails, Monday Wednesday
AID Friday at l2 o'clock, n.
West Tennessee Wis Huntington WavTy and Charatts, t
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, II o'clock, A. NJ
Liberty, via Rural HILL Stewarts Ferry, weekly THURSDAY,
at II o'clock A, N.
csntreve via Vernon and PneEoOd, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday Il O'Clock N
Carksves Wis Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend, &C., weekly;
Fridsy, al IL o'clock 4 ".
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An Ae! divide tie Sss Texas Judicial Districts
and provide for the appointment Of Judges
the same
SECTION l. The Congress o. the Confederate States Of Amer
ic do eBas That the of aud the same Is hery
divided into two judicial districts in The Following manner
w all the territory Of the State Of Texas within and West Of
the OloTing named untes shall compose sric be
cal the Western District, wit MatsGords Wharton, Colo
TO- Fsyete ashngop. Bur Milsn Falls, eLean,
m Johnsan, TArT1Rt, Wise, MOBtsSus and the rrtoTy
Es Of ad counties shall constitute the Eastern District
Texas
SIC 2 be appointed Judge aud MsrhAl
esten District II ai Judge shall hold two terms each
Of said Court st the city of Austin and at BroEnSEe
the county Of Gamer the t,s prec ed tie Of the
United States for the holding Of the District Courts Of the United
States, at said places
sEC3 All the Of the Cpsi States relative to the Dis.
trc Courts Of Texas and the pOEs, jurisdiction
far teg consistent With the Con5ulion and tie
laws Of the Gondsrase ssa;es hereby rsenac1 and
thu ID in fell farce.
Approved May p, 1851. jay6-Iav4E
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An Act to authorize certain debtors pay the amounts
By them ine the Treasury Of the Confederat- Stsss.
SECTION The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amer
lea DO enact That all il inherited to nd
vduas corporations tn the Unted ates Of America lex
cept he States Of Delaware Maryland Kenuc and Missouri
and the District u coumb be and hereby prohOitsd
paying the to their respective creditors their gents
ssnees pending the existing Saged By that Government
against the Confederate stIe5 any Of the siaVsholdng
etates before named
SIp ARy p2Tson indebted azores shall re and is here
by authorized py the OF his Indebtedness into
treasury Of the Couederats States in treasury notes.
and shall receive from the certificate, coungHed
hy the register showing the amount paid and what account
and the Fate Of IL teTest which the earring.
such erifcates skail like with the orig
and shall be redeuabe ths the and
restoration Of peace in specie ITS equiysent prssRtaon
CT the original dCGte.
Sh T. All laws and parts Of laws initiating against this act
be sni the same are hereby repealed.
APPRoYED, May 81, Ie6t.
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Az establish Judr Courts Of TIE Coueerats States
Of Amsica in tie State o. Virginia.
STCToN The Congress Of The Confederate States q Ame
do ensct, That lie State Virginia All
dcal Districts the territorial boundaries Of which shall he the
those existing By force OF the laws Of the United States
and shall be Enowa and designated Ess Western
Juiicial Dtrc Of the Confederate States Of America In Tr
gili4
Attorney shall be app intd BY the President OF the CCnsde
rate Staesfor each Of said Dsrcs; and that the jurisdiction
exercised by the said District Courts the JUICES thereof
shall be the in all respects that exercised by the other
District ours the Ccner ss stseI and the judges Of
Courts. respectively sad hat the sAid oours shall
be sut Ct to the p,ovs OF the entitled San
esaI sn TIE the Judicial Courts q CCnfe1erAs States CT
America"
Approved May 81. 1861. iiuIy6-Iaw4v.
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CoMMESDABLz.-A clergyman of Augusta county
writes to the Richmond Dispatch that he has col
lected among his congregations about three hundred
dollars aid in defrayiug the expenses Of the war
and that one of the congregations will furnish five
tants with large quantity of articles for hospital
use, to the soldiers in the aeighborhOOd Of Manassas
Junction.
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The following private dispatch to q Savannah
merchant is published in the Morning Ne10s Of that
city:
CEDAR KEYEs, July 2.-FOur sail vessels appeared
of here for several days. To-day the steamer Msdi
son. fully armed, and manned BY two companies
stationed here went out to recOnOitre, and up 70
o'clock ?. NJ suceeededed in capturing two schOon-
ers. The schOOners are now coming in. The steam
er has gone in pursuit of others.
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An Act t. provide for The eeou the gts Of Ar
kslsas, o. the Arsenal at little ok an Of Fort Smith, at
the City Of Fort niih, m The sta OF arkansas, the
fs.3Eais siaiss Of Amsr.e4 a-d q the szz ~
BAsLs By ornancs the Convention OF the State OF
Arkaas.s passed the lth day Of May s8 h
ted authority 3enred upon delegation the state Of
Arkansas to ceie to the Cone sae States the arsenal a. Little
Rock, and Fort nisl at the city OF Fort Smith, 10
Arkansas and the grounds, buildings and appuennces at
taced each, il accordance with ordinance;
therefore,
Ths conress fe Confederate Sseg OF America do enact
That the Gssson ArenbrfOre rcsd is hereby
now msds the duty Of the >eceay Of Var accs deed
CT ces Of ss6 arsenal ald property executed
BY the said delegation. and charge the
same in the name Of tia Government OF the Confederate States
OF America.
ArPRoylD, Nay 81, 1861.
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le following stirring verses, which we cop
Southern exchange, are from the patriot
Of lady of Kentucky, who has achieved n,
i reputation as a pOetess and authoresa
EsSOuIhrOns.D
You can never win hem haek-
Never nsveri
Though they perish on the tIark
or your endeayors
Though heir cOFpses streE the earth
That Hm.l led upon their bhtb,
Ana bioOd pollute5 elCh hs2Tth,
Stone forsyeTi
They have risen to a man,
Stern and fearless
OF your c1rses and your ban
Thy careless;
Every hand is on is knife,
ETsry gun Is Prirned fer strife,
livery palm contains lfe
High and peeriess
H5xGGUs no such Blood as Msigs
For the Sd dding;
In the veins o. Ca sallers
waists heading!
You have no Fuch stately men
In your 'sboliiion den "
To march through foeand fen,
Nothing dreadiDg!
They msy fall before the fire
OF your leEoBs,
Paid with gold for nurderers hire
Bought aLegSGac
But for 5very crop ron shed,
You shall have EiauDd OF dead,
Sc that Vutsres may be fed
In cur rsgio1;i
But the battle to The strcng
Is not given,
When TIE jucEe OF right and EroDg
Sits in Heaven.
And the God Of D sVid sin
Guilds tn pstbis with His SFj2l-
There are giants yet 10 Kill,
Wrongs u1shiFeni
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An Act prescribe the salary the Private Eesreary OF the
President Of the Oonfeiersts States.
SECTION The coagress ofthe COnederats States ena.t
That fro ard after the Of this hs salary
Tse Secres OF the President Of eierate Sta N hall
be at the rate Of ffSen hundred dol Ar5 per snnum
FEC g All laws and neTs OF laws mitiCEaZ aaAins this
act, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved May 2i, 1871. Iu'yS IsK4E