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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-09

THE STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY,
i ss.-In District Court for said county.
John Armil
James f. Rissell,
Mary Fissell. Original Notice.
Samuel Du6in,
Catherine Dufln,
To James E. Bissell and Mary Rissell :
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in tho office of the District Court Of said
county, petition of John Armil, claiming Of you
the foreclosure Of a certain mortgage on the fol-
lowing described real estate in Scott county Iowa,
to-wit: The norti' half Of lot four a. and the
south half Of lot Eve (5,) Of Armirs first addi-
tion to the city Of Davenport, the said lots are
numbered and designated on the recorded plat Of
said addition. Said mortgage is dated October
18th, A. d., 1851, and is executed by Samuel Duff
fin and Catherine NJ, his wife, and James E. Bis
also claiming : Judgment against Inst you for the
sum of six hundred dollars as damages for the
on-payment OF the two notes which said mort
gage describes and secures.
And unless you shall appear and plead answer
or demur to said petition before noon of the
second day Of tho next term of the said District
Court Of Scott county, to be begun and hidden oe
the first Monday OF juno, 1861, Judgment will be
rendered against you for the sum claimed, and q
decree entered, as prayed for in said petition.
March Is, 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-09
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TRUSTEES SALE.-On Monday, the fifteen
i u5) of April, eighteen hundred and sixty.
bidder. at the Court House door, in the city az
davenport, Scott county, It o'clock p. NJ, the
following described real estate, situated in Scott
county, lows. to-wit: Commencing It : point on
Miller street. in tho city Of Davenport in out lst
(625) and four inches from the south least cor
ner Of Block No. forty -nine az y measuring
thence north twenty-five easy feet thence run
ming vest one hundred and fifty I5O) feet, more
or less, to alley running thence along alley,
south twenty-five as feet running thence east
one hundred and fifty (l5O; feet, more or less, to
place Of beginning, together with al the sppur-
tenances thereunto belonging, by power and elect
OF deed Of Trust, made to mo 81 Felix Kraft
and Frcdreika, his wife. duly recorded in the re-
cords Of Scott county aforesaid, in Book 3D." 81
town lot mortgages, page 5S7, October 18th, 1858,
and dated the same day.
March II, 1861.
WN HALL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-09
JOHN AKNIL,
BY PLUNER l. VAN HosEN, his Att'ys.

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas. on tho 23ra
y day Of October, A. D., 1855, Andreas Detlef
Laumback and Anna Laumback executed unto
Austin COrbin as Trustee . certain deed of Trust.
conveying to said Trustee the land in Clinton
county, Iowa. described ~ follows t0-w.t: The
south half OF the north east quarter Of section
number thirty-three (33, in township number
eighty-three 49, north of range No. five Is. !
east Of the 5th =. ~. (; which said conveyance
WAS made by the said Laumback and wife for the
purpose OF securing the payment Of two certain
prsmissory notes and the interest thereon, signed
BY aid Laumback, dated tho 23d day Of October
A. d., 1858 one Of which is for the sum OF
twelve hundred dollars, due October 9Th, 1869.
With 10 per cent. interest after maturity on which
note was paid one hundred and ninety dollars Oc-
tober 9Th, 1860 land which note is now the prop
erty Of F. H. Cutting, who is now the legal owner
and holder thereof.
And now, said note having become due and
payable. and the said Laumback hav
ing failed to pay the same, l, Austin Corbin.
Trustee IS aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is in mo vested by said Deed Of Trust, /
Sill, on Saturday. the 9Th day Of April,
A. d. 1861, 1t the hour Of two O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the Court House
door, the city Of Davenport expose and offer for
sale 1T public auctisn, the parcel Of land above
or So much thereof shall DO necessary
to satisfy andpay the amount of said note 18th the
interest thereon to the day Of sale, together With
all the costs and expenses attending said sale.
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of March A. d. 1861.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-09
BlackwOods Magazine
AND
British Reviews.

l.. SCOTT Il CO., NEW YORK, continue to
publish the following leading British
Periodicals, viz:
The Edinburgh Review (Whiy).
The North British Review Free Church..
The Westministcr Review (I.ihcra,S
BlackwOOd's Edinburgh Maxaz mel Tory
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RAILROADS.


~,AND IN Mr. MONDAY, NOV. 36rs. ;sGp,
~ and until further notice, trains viii iease
Davenport daily, Sundays sScspsed, W follows:
let mail train at. 800 Az
y0eroi9he. .sss 0J0V 4.
- night express. ............:.....:. 800 r. \.
Trains arrivsst Davenport daily, Sundays OF.
septed, Is follows:
tel night express st.. .9.35 4. Il.
mail rain a.. go r. y.
Ali trains over this route are in direct cCnnexion
stChIeago with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De-
sroit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
sittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
y, New York, Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash
isg,on. Also at f4aSalls with trains Of the lli-
ssi. Central Road-North TO Galena and South to
st Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of tho necessity Of
Giving distinct directions to the destination Of
heir luggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
tag their seats in the cars, the conductors col
sct fares only to stations the line Of the Chi
ssgo and ksek Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
davenport, Nov. 70, 1860. diff
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freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
10 to all points East at all times, at rs low rates
any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-20

An ang appropriations for the expenses Of Government
the Legislative, Executive Judicial Departments, for
the edns eighteenth Of February eighteen hundred and
siyty-twO.
Tie Cong ass Of the Confederate States Of America enact,
That the following be and the hereby apyrOpri
ated Of sny the Treasury not Otherwise a1prOp
atsd the Objects hereafter express for the year he
egheeutI Of February, ghtsen hundred and sixty two
LEGISLATIVE FOR compensation and mileage OF Members OF
Congress. f5rty-fys thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE contingent and Geographic expenses Of the
Executive Cfice, two thousand We hundred dollars.
DEPARTMENT JCsEcE For incidental and cntirgent
penses including printing and advertising the laws two hous
and five hundred dollars
salary the Clerk OF this Department OF Justice,
eight hundred and seventy five dollars
salary Superintendent OF Public Printing, AID Clerk
and Messenger in tHe Ctlce, three thousand Dc liars.
Executive Department. under the fourth section Of the Of
May oureent ateen hundred aE1 sixty seven thousand
dollars. - -
Auditor 10 Gudtn accounts Of the Post Office Departments
thousand dars ger per act approved May six
eighteen hundred and the OF thousand
five and thirteen dollars sad Ninety sven cents
For heen clerks twelve hundred dollars each, the sum OF
thirteen thousand six hCndred ami tgentJV dollars and
For rrssn clerks az oze thousand dollars EACH the Of
thousand i've hGni and ninety dollars and eighty
FIVE cents.
For one messenger at Eve hundred dollars per annu the
Of three hoEaTed and dollars and forty nine
cents.
For one chief clerk for second Auditors Office at fourteen
hundred dollars per annu per act approved Nay Eentf
eighteen hundred and yone the 81 thousand forty
four dol sr. and thirty nine cents.
For ave erEs act twelve hundred dollars each
the Of four thousand four hundTedA nd seTenyU dollars
For FIVE clerks per at thousand doa-s each the
Of thee ID ussnl hundred and kirty dollars.
salaries of judges and District Attorneys Of
the Confederate States and incidental and canHut expenses
OF courts tEenty-sTo thousand dollars.
PUBc DEBrFor interest on the Pshio debt, tEo hundred
and Efy thousand dollars
Approved August p; ls64 sep2s laT4W
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AmEH1CAN rorsos IN EpRopE.
The Czaras LetIer On tRe 4aerIcan Re-
heIIEO1s
= IL LonIor T.nes, So ID.

The dispatch of Prince Gortschakof to the Rus
sian Minister at Washington will probably increase
the credit of the imperial diplomacy. e is I'M
doubtedly well timed and YEA expressed; it is dig
ni6ed it has an alp Of sincerity, and it, moreover
eaIsea plca2uraols surprise by exhibiting great
eel autocrat in the world symps thising with the
troubles ard moderstjng the passions of Republi-
cans. The full text Of the dispdtch ia row before
our readers, and they will peVG2iye that though it
sstd lslg sire Yet the ADVICE given ~ith as
sumption Of sincere good will which will possibly
have some srsct on the policy of the Americans
and even call up a sentiment akin 10 gratitude
The EmnerUr takes it for granted that tie Amari-
cans viii not mistake his eOunse! Cor oHieious inter-
ference He opeaks as having authority, as being not
only clear frcrl any suspicion Of rivalry i'll will
eOgniSe q natural and Interchangeable frieaa. Wait
ing until the FIRST burst Of lsa storm has passed
away lie aPPcsrs vita friendly dignity 10 calm the
fury Of ccn;eld,Bg iactiOns. Listen to me, he says
to the fucr of the Empire which, under widely
different forms is animated by spirit closely re-
semhing your own; which has destihies as great,
an ambition as bOundless policy astute as those
which belonged to your own Union. HOa CsnnCI
mistI ust ne. y GU know me wglli there is iden
tity in our natures Thicn makes Us instinctVely
understand each other; there ia 8 community of in
friendship. The Russian Court has, no doubt, felt
that the sympathy which has 80 long united It to
the Republic Of the New World allowed, and even
ured some public manifestation 81 thiS time. 1t
has felt tlat such dispatch that of Prince GOrt
schakof vc2li sc taken IN good parts. The phrases
useless. and the Condolences may be mere empty
compliments; but the world will be reminded by
them that for some forty years there has existed
fellow feeling between the two States which embody
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An Id b rroride a nole ID I'D

An provide node for auleulcltng claims money
the Con gleTato states, ot-e wise provided
The Of the Confederate Of America
do enact, That al parties hav claims money agin ae
Government OF the ne Tat States for the proof nd
Of which tn mode pFOyd bv ng laws, reore
lossiag pamen- of the snail file thea in the Ccs hs
E0rucy General AID shall produce, teOre said oC such
time a5d E1h he shall appoint, hor testimony
prsying tsn0ing prVe caGs. AID at the
ding session Of dur Nhicn hearing proof
any claim is raj by the Huey General be shall the
Congress such Ga he has allowed and recommend ter
payment shall also report claims he has eusI
allow.
srC. .. Be further enacted, That all citizens # lie FEEDER
sc States LCiiug CIrds against .te e Of he Jud
States e the in tie Utce OF the 4 rEe7 Genera;
sad the Attorney General shall hear proof o. such ella ms
Euth pr5Of ig taken down writing and cd his
oce, be in his aiscreOa permit written is timC
Re shall not Pass tue suc Of such evidence,
make report to Congress such claims, uaI the Ct Sc Of
the tiEg
Approved august 80, 1851.
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An at fer the se4ue2t1n Of tn estates property and Effects
Of alien enemies aud TIE Indemnity OF citizens OF the Con
feIera,e -d persons aiding the game is the existing
var VITA lie U ted states.
WUREs The Government and people Of the United States
have departed from uigs Of civilized warfare in c1nfct
in and destroying tie property Of the people OF the Confederate
states whether use for military purposes or not
and whereas uI protect against such wrongs Is e be
found in su IA measures retaliation will masay iGdem
ng our - ice and restrain the wanton
Cesses Of car egLal-gs: ih-reIFre-
aIoI BE it enacted by the Congress Of the Confederate
states Of America, That all and The lands tenemen's and
goods and cates, rights and cr-its within these
Cont States, and right aud interest therein fRd,
on ned enjoyed by Cr grv align eJ siDc- the
2IstGyu Nay one au-ari hundr and ty-ons except
ach de due alien enemy have beea paid into We
Treasury Of Of tho Confederate states Pr % the pas
s-e OF this law, and the hereby seluestrstd by
Condgrat Satss Of America and shall Re hediOT the full
indemnity and loyal resident Of these Con
federae other aiding said Confederate 81, e5 in
the Of ts present between said Conf dcate
United and for which he
sur any los injury the Of United
Staes, any state tn reo aEEozng the seizure, condem-
ration, alton Of tue properly Of citizens or residents OF
the Confederate states other persons aiding SAID confederate
States the shah seized and disposed of as provided
for in this act Provided, however, When the estate, properly
rights he elected by this oct were or are, within some stats q
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An to provide LEGAL special
SECTION Congress Of the Confederate States America
enact the President be- be hereby authorized
accent the services volunteers kind and in such pro-
portion may deem expedien such
may preserve FOR the defence Of exposed places localities
such special service he may expedient.
And such forces shall be mustered into the of
the Confederate States for the local defence special service
roll setting forth distinctly the services
be performed and the said volunteers shall not be considered in
actual until her unto specially ordered the President
they may dgty under the orders President
or by bis direction.
Such volunteer forces when accepted ordered
into service shall be organized in accordance with and subject
all the provisions Of act entitled San Act provide for the
Public Def approved March 6 SGi, and may be attached
such divisions, rgaies regiments or bataions the Pr
may and when not organized into bataOns
nents before being into services the President shall
appoint the field officers Of the baaons and regiments, when
Organized as such By him.
Approved august Il, 1851. sep Is laE4W
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An act 70 establish Ger ain Post Eoutss therein named
SECTION Toe Congress OF the COME erae States
do enact That there be ab the following post rout-s
viz: From Loving Creek post office Wades post
Bdford county, NgRis as from Charleston in the county
Of rallehatohie, Esr Poin the counyof Coahoma
Miss sspp also from Culd 70 Bsrnesvjle in the
Georgia also, that be established from Calhoun
Alabama and II rla Railroad in the county LoWndes the
state Of Alabama 5enton, said county through Mount
Willing and G1rdOQs7e also. post route from Clarksye
In Mecklenhurg uu Virginia 10 BsoWRsv the Of
North Carolina from Mulens 70 Lime Kiln, via Campbell
Home, in Alabama al fron MorgsntoEn in Burke
North Carolina, to Jahnsnns Depot, Tennessee also, post
route from Louisville in county Of Winston, to Widen
tn county OF Carroll Il state of Msssppi also, from
Wilmington, North Carroll Wsdesboro' via Wilmington,
Charlotte and Ruher ord Railroad also iro JeToo Ashe
county, NOrE Gael Marion, Syta county, Virginia
aso from CksVille c spsdra Bluff in johnson y, Ar
kansas.
approved Angus &c. 1861 oct6laE4T
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An act to aerd an act entitled A. act rec2gn re the existence
Of war between Unei States and N tCO de states,
AID concn;ng Letters rlus, Prizes and Prize Goods "
Approved May Sixth, gheen tuudfcd aut sixty and
entitled An act rs e sale OF prizes AMI the
dsr button thereof approved Gay szee-h, eighteen hun
and skis one
scroN The Congress az tie Confe Saes America
do IN ct that the seventh OF the FIR reel
amended 70 permit authorize Ing Of Uk the
capors the Whole any part II the goods found
q d cap ued h such removal s. al
sary for the safe carriage Of such vessel into port, and also
where by grounding OhoTwe the se,ur uE OF the
cargo part may require TIE removal! Provided
Thll he psrsgn Command Of the vess uang such caps-e
sh II practicable. after ing ID" any part
there Inventory Of the to Re made b. the
mag strate, VIII rriu specified each and
tc= marks fHuy tb ana forward tine
mmeiiely the co 'eCtur Il newest ir the TTJ
perty 20 lande in the such magistrate
he shall retain possession thereof until the he de-
live ed mrshal tn court before Nhoh such cargo
c1mpen alton t. the ma the MY seem just and
oper: auI rTovi further That hen removal shH
made for the purpose lhng bars and sh
thu oas reaovei sht these fter practicable lie
the pr vessel the be carried port
reno I'D made del required IN
the prece ing ca1se magistrates, shall he required
That the SECTION Of the above TetaI &C. he
anne low the judge Of prize wh=ie any
en- a.iun may order and that he
and the cargo or any part hereof may in his srJton
inhauc thereof by al OF the adjoining
strict, place sr Ls designate provided
always The duties aPeR all d4abe goods shall pad from
the u ceeq, Of sale
Approved a gust 80, 1861
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II
An act TO establish uniform Of naturalization FOR persons
enlisted in the Of the Confederate States OF America
ghe Congress Of the Con eera States Of America
do enact That not citizen Of Of TIE Coneo
engaged the military service OF The said Confed
curing the existing against The United States Of
America shall thereby aud waist in such service lie under tie
protection Of the CoBeerate stseS ss-fuy II he
citizen thereof the rights OF citizen being such extent hereby
conferred and shall have the right to become natural
ize and citizen Of any cfhe Onearate ststes
and shall thereby entitled all the rights and privileges Of
eli said State OF the Confederate States Upon taxing
oath support the Constitution Of such State, we'll and
faithfully serve the COME America,
tain and support the Constitution and laws thereof and 70
all all glance and Obeenee to any foreign Governments
STATE, Sovereignty, Prince POen'at and particularly BY
the GCveTnmen State Prince or Potentate
OF which be may Se may have BEEN citizen sabec and
ny the Confederate he intends become
cuzea Of; but If tn ate in which the said applicant shall
have resided next beOreh apP ion shall Afterwards become
msmler Of this Confderacy the zsnhP Of said applicant
shall remain in said State his election, Notwithstanding pro
ceelings under tbs act
SIC Theoah prescribed N the preceding section he
made by az below the OF Colonel before the Colo
or commanding regiment which such persons
may said may made by Col1nes, and
by ali persons enlisted the military service Of the Confederate
sts ATTACHED regiments, before any commissioned ocer
And shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of War 20 provide blank
forms OF the oath required taken aforesaid and to
the be distributed whenever ard to make the
regulations necessary for informing all engaged IL
tbs al the oahs taken Aforesaid to be
returned to the War Department: and shall be further the
duty the Secretary Of War 10 file for record in the District
Court OF the Confederate ts Tor the State and District where
the Capital situated all the oaths returned u the War
D-pgme afsressd And il shall be the duty Of the Cerk
Court record all rs Of naturalization fled
shall be tied to fee Of twenty i've cents for each
natural cath, he paid cut OF the public treasury the
same manner lis other fees Of ofics.
Approved August p, lo6l. sep22 laT4W
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Az act vJstj2g certain

act vsti1g certain powers he Conis5o'es OF the Dis
trct courts f TIE Con etgrate States
Sc TON The congress Of the Conied rate -iats OF Alec
10 enact that Es ooml siorers app lifted by tn Dc-
court Of the Con edsSzte a Il have power issue
rants aims oeuders tor crime or OF Ice agar
tie Coufrcerae Stats laws tier Of and commit
prison OF admit bail CGsnier, lie be- r trial
bar court niza- Of the Ielce, sud
with all the ralst and offences ust
the Confsd rate Sta he thereof whc coss.r d
The Pc e L. alton to CT mes and ole c. again
be Unit s amer by act Of tn tSen iourt Of
Serteuher seventeen hundre AID q yfour, o; IL gTs
he aid Un St EMIT ed An act t. etb!ish III Ju-
dciaI OF th- United Sta
SEc further That said c1mmi shall
have such compensation for their ervces is gve for
services commissioner Of the Uuted States By the act OF the
CO gres Of sad Uuit-d entitled act TO ate tie
fees and costs allowed cleT TshA GDd afJOTne Of the
Of led States and for other pIr
no Uazs on TIE tw nty-s Of February EHteen han
dred aiy the Of the United states st that
owed by II courts aad Paid out OF the treasury
th- Confedera:s States OF ueriCa
Approved August 30, 1851
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An to collect fc- jsb1o. aoDsyi rInar ming tie
1JTe3 Post Oces Of the Confederate states tie
EUg 81 service taken IL charge Of said GoTerum5nt.
Section l. The ClnEJts 4 tie CuneGe
% as That the Of The Postmaster General 10
collect all the moaeys lue from the several Post asr5 within
tie Confederate States which they lad ut pad the
Uur tie CC1'ed States took the charge q the postal
service, and The hOsmgs7s heTey 4Cired
came es rcsu los ami penalties tht prescribed
tA2 lET under which sut mrueys were received.
81 = The wed shall be Kept ppTGO aaditi5
uzct from ne Other funds %. 5 gost Office Department,
s1al constitute Ul Tor ,he Is Jf,i pa claims
a. serycs WBg tte Postmaster General to-
Chare OF The postal sere Ie sta respectively comprising
the OoLiede-scy, as may hereat b provided.
3 II sh al be he sED4sr rnala
ate states Of Amac AID who may az. Ge7ad pgs 81
vince Ia any Of Tia -4cs RS -s CO0eCe-cv IA fur otts
- -pEoinles .e "a United States Cover eut D. fore
tie Coaiederase states Ss 1T took J.rL9
ga preset ta-lr claims 90 dis era~ ueut, yerfe and fa
lshe ACCORD 20 saC RULE H5shallpE slbe uy ia e.
"a forth uaa months re "a ring tas
Claima Is 20 stats unir ot, bow much has aud In
Of such PAYMENTS On C1ut o. the contract appointment
-hich such aim 3TTei or prov 81 n f
been apart for further pas whole or
portion OF s7cA claim, b. the GJvernmen The Cntei
s-ig3, any = -Iatys a-i teJ s- also Oh oa
hlher d, performed fully In, vic1 according - their con-
bGr aEROia IA The time fyr which pay
snd not shat pasi s' Trey d perform, and what
G1Ct have been made from er pay, far they know
vice and Post sha as he shall hay
collected such eys from id rCmasters and crae
Of agal % thc 40 kCe department Inc
received ciely the camsnts sCesa d. and
The p- If any, ~ uTs payment, make IYt
sae that nTtheT &c AIKEN thereon respects
tAe dslEiSUtsu.
SIC All claims pc se-vca required to be presented
~ this hill shall he aired ust this unir IT sutsd
era shall nave D-e1 made.
IpErOte4 gust 81, LJ4
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An act making appropriations for the Public Defence.
SECTION Congress Of the Coneleat Of America
That h=re lie appropriated out any money the
Treasury Otherwise appropriated for the year ending the
egtnTh Of February egheen hundred and sixty
OF nifty millions dollars for the pay Cfcrs and priyaes
Of the army and militia in the pubic the
COME States; 70 Quart ters supplies Of kinds,
transportation aid other necessary expenses for the purchase
Of subsistence ard eJn3ry property the ordnance
al is anChcs fox gneTng and TO-: the surgical
ana ica service Of the army, all Supplies and necessary
expenditures.
the several Cts Of Appropriation above spe fed
such proportions shalt be dsta mined BY The Secretary Of
with The approval of the President.
Apl rJyed Auslst p, ISj s5plS ISwlW