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LIQUID RENNET.-For making delicious
desserts of Junket, or Curds and Whey, in ten
minutes. tor three cents per quart. A perfectly
satisfactory article. Is cts. q bottle. Ask your
Druggists for Shinn's, made only BY james T..
Shinn, Phil, Pa.
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New Advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED.

To Sell. without buyingt the Right, SiIve-s' Cele-
brated Patent Broom, universally acknowledg-
ed the Simplest best and most beautiful in the
try has taken the fret premium wherever ex-
hibited, and is the only oae sccepted for the
Paris Exhibitioa. Mr.. G.. A. Weatherell has
already sold l100 in Athens Co. o.. Send for
illustrated circular and read whatthe "Scientiis
American" American Agriculture latter 8
months test) American Institute Farmers
Miles Greenwood &c Co., and others say Of it,
The Brass Metallic parts sent to Farmers (where
We have no Agents. with full instructions for
making their own Brooms. BY mail OF express
.(prepaid) for Sl.50. Address-nsming hrst, sec
end and third choice of Counties-C. A.CLEGG
CO. D6 Broadway, n. Y sole owners Of
Silvers' Patent Broom.
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BA-Sold by Druggists all over the World.

ANTED-EveryEhere-Salesmen Ladies
and Gentiemen-SlO to $50 per month-To sell
The genuine Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. Only SIS. will stitch. hem, fell, tuck
bind, quilt, braid, and embroider. The cloth
cannot be pulled apart, even after cutting across
the seam every quarter of an inch. Every ma
chine Warranted5 years Send for circular and
terms. Bliss 4 McEsthrOn, Gen. Agts.. Louis
Vile, Ky. P. S.-We also have the Improved
New England machine.
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WORD to Tine PnhIic,

A uOr0 To the Public
As the forms of disease for which we pres
cribe the Compound have their origin in the
blood. let the sufferer remember that no merely
OHttoard appliance will afford him permanent
relief. because it canno reach the CAUSE. The
Compound Qoiao iHfo the bo0d-THE CITADEL
OF THE DISEASE-drives it from its strong
hold. and the victim is relieved.
~ This should never be forgotten. A Sure
Cure Warranted.
Tolman, Pinkham L Co., 50 South Water St.,
Ccicago. Agents for the Northwest.
H0YT, SIRATT0N &HAPGO0D,
Jan q. lS65-1yr Agents. Warren. 0.
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been proven BY ne
rna experiment t.
increase the guam
tity Of milk and
cream twenty pei
cent and make the
butter hrm and
sweet In f~zttening
cattle, it gives them
an appetite, lOossna
their hide. and
makes them thrivs
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

DIAMONDS IN NoRTH AMERIcA.-At the
present time Brazil furnishes large pro,
portion OF the diamonds Of commerce, the
celebrated mines Of Golconda being SO
nearly exhausted rs to rent for few dol
lars q year. Other localities in India are,
however, rather more prolific. In the
United States they have been obtained In
Rutherford county, North Carolina, and in
Hall county, Georgia, and very recently
quite number have been found in Cali.
fornia, principally in III Dorado and ANITA.
dor counties.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
personal.

GEN. JoHS P. O. SHAsKs, member oi
Congress from Indiana, and chairman Of the
COMMITTEES to investigate the treatment Of Fed
sral prisoner in rebel prisons during the war.
arrived in Washington yesterday, and has rooms
ut the United States Hotel. Gen shanks,
together with other member Of the committee,
and the clerk Of the COMMITTEES, J. n. Larabse,
ssq., has been pursuing the investigation in New
York for some time past.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
RnnkeYo CIuh Rnnea

cHcHSArI, Sept. 2s.-Ths fall meeting at tn,
Buckeye Club Course opened to-day. About ter
thousand people were present. The Burnett
House stake, 81, 500, three mile heats for al
ages, was won by Extra. TINE, 5:32 and $3.50
Lancaster was lamsd the arst heat In the SEQ
ond heat Duke Of Orleans was second, Rsvolvs
third, and Lee Paul was fourth.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
A Grand Reception to GEN. Sheridan

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA dispatch stating
that General Sheridan will arrive in this city on
Wednesday evening next was received this
morning. His visit Is in response to an invita-
tiou from the City Councils, and while hero he
will be the guest Of tho city. Fhe committee
having the subject in charge will make the ne.
cessary arrangements for grand reception. A
part Of the programme will be the parade Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, and as the organ.
iratiOn In this city Is extensive large turn out
Is expected.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREED
ID MEN, AND ABANDONED LANDS.

OFFICE OF CHTEF QrARrERAAsIER AND DIsBuRsINu
OFRIoER, STATE OF NoRrH CAROLINA, RALKi0H, N.
O., September IS, 1867
Sealed proposals. 10 furnish two hupdred and hfty
(26ol cords Of good hard merehantabls WOOD, TO be
delivered at playground Freedmen g Hospital, and
q my oaes, In lots as may be desired throug ghout
the winter, will be received at this once up TO 10
O'Clock, q m, September 70, 1857.
Contractors will be required TO give good and su d
tract.
All proposals should be sealed aEd endorsed PRO
posals TO furnish Wood. -
TnoMAs JOHNSTON,
Capt and A. q Breyet and L. Col. Vols,
O q. NJ and D. o., State Of N. @.
RALEIoH, September 10, 1897. se2i.td.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
gao R L W A R d.
q RENDEZVOUS, U. 8. ARAY, }
rs IhnIAAL AYRhnE-

REcRUITSU RENDEZVOUS, U. g. ARAY,)
05 INDIAEA AvEhrE, }
WAsHIN1roH, D. O., September q, 1887.
annTahsnaInn al Jais.ss "a M al ibis tsnS.s.ons
o. the following named men, desertsrh from the
United States army;
JOSEPH GOODRICH, private, company A, 4itL
infantry 81 years Of age feet inches high, hOrd
complexion, hazel eyes, brown hair.
wALTER B. DONALDSON. busisI. company .,
dark complexion, hazel eyes, black hair.
Supposed to bsin this city.
JOHN l. WILSON,
First LieuisnAnt, ID Artillery,
sA'lt Recruiting oaesr.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
DRPARrMENTOFTHEINT INTERIOR
IL uxIxsp erArEs PAfHrr oyrcs,
lLl... WAsnrsaros. esptsnssf 10. ies7.

e re G ga .ss:zs:ss e ..ss
granted to him 10Th day of Deesmbsr, 1858, for An
improvement In Processes Of vulcaniIipg Caoutchouc
Compound, for seven years from the expiration of
said patent which takes place on tho 10Th day Of
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY. tho n day Of Deem
ber next, at IL oeloet and all persons are noti-
FED to appear and show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not 10 be gran. Il.
Persons opposing the extsps REQUIRED to nle
In The Patent ofcs their QUO !ons, specially sci
for Ia writing, at least s0en,y days before the day
OF bsaingi all testimony hled BY q hsr party, 10 be
used at the said hearing, mus be taken and trans
m,ntd IN aeeordanee with " tales Of the once.
which will be furnished & s-t1Es. on.
Dispositions and other .. - e. ed upon As tssti
mony, msst be fled in the once ioentv days before
Tue dly Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered also that thi. notice be published in the
RKruBLIoLs and the Inteilfoencer. washington, d.
o. and In the Register, New Haven, Conneetieut
once week for three Successive wesis the hrst Of
SAID publications 70 be at least sixty days previous
to the day OF hearing T. O. THkAKRR,
90 A-wsw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
The RavaRss of Yellow Fever In New
Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 23-According to tho
RspHbiiedH'' figures, the whole number Of deaths
from yellow fever from the commencement of
Its raVagss to Saturday morning, the 2lst inst,
was l,2l4. The deaths for the twenty -four
hours, ending on Sunday morning, was sixty.
nine and to this morning. sevsnty.sixi being
the largest number for any two days since tho
epidemic began.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
Ths Raees at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-In the stallion race to-
day over the trotting course between KirkwOod,
Pilot, Temple, Patchsn, Saint Paul and Clifford
for Eve hundred dollars, best three in Ave, wa,
won BY Kirkwood, who won tho second. third
and ffth heats. Time, 2:29i, 2:29, 2:35.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
Base BAN In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-Tbe Atiantics, Of
Brooklyn, were badly beaten in a match with
the Athletics, Of this city, today. The score
stood 2s to 8. The Jefferson club, Of Washing.
ton, were among the spectators.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
ID r o p o s A L s .
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. 8. A.,
Coz. GRANT AND BALDBRsroH srRHKrs.
is REAR OF No los wEsr LOMBARD ST.,

BALTIMORE, ND September 2i, 1857
sealed proposals In duplicate will be received by
States Army subsssSso Stores. 70 be Be- S.liH
cNa husDRsb DSaSs Sss sEB CANS PEACHES
nrsl fIuit In syrup to be Of the very best quality
white Heath. " and Of this season . crop,
FIFTY DOZEN a.LB. CANS RED CURRANT
oNE SSssJTHs EgSpRED DOZEN 2,LB CANS ASSORTED
OWE HUNDRED DOZEN s.LB. CANS TOMATOES,
FORTY DOZEN ALB, CANS OYSTERS, to bs Of
the 81. largest Csn. and ID be Ss', aual'y, packed
packed twenty -four 10 boz the boxes to bo we'll
made and strong, and strapped At the ends with
name Of contractor, and date and place Of packing
All the goods are required for immediate delivery
and packers are PartsalAriy requested to offer only
The srtisiss viii be- Inspected | bsfor. delivery
and occasional cans opened and compared with
Atl.ast two cans las samPlssl Of each article must
be furnished with proposal. The samples must be-
referred to In the proposals, and the whole or any
psTrss o. each !, article is, may DO proposed for.
mentioned In the proposal,
Bidders are requested to propose for as near and
cans are preferred II they can be iarnishsd 1''
In the case Of assorted Preserves the proposals
must state the different varieties and number Of cans
each variety they propose packing in each box OF
Bach article proposed for must be upon separate
sheets Of paper.
1t 10 stipulated in this contract that shonld any OF
cans furnished be pierced by nails In packing or
be spoiled from any other cause then the
70 make good, at his own expense the loss thus oe-
Payment, as hsrstofore, to bs made In such funds
as may be furnished by the United States =
samples Of articles not accepted must be called
ment. = 7''-'
Blanks for proposals will be furnished at this
once, which muAt be enclosed In an envelope ad-
sails for Subsistence Stores. - T l..
THOMAS WILSON,
seA.lt Brew Ii. Col. AndC. g., U. g. army.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
Hon. Thaddsus stevens Recovering

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 2S.-Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens was attacked with severe indisposition
on Saturday, but Is much better to-day. His
friends hope he will regain hi, usual health in
ample time to resume his public duties.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
A Movement Against the Radicals.

RALEIou, N. G., Sept. ga call signed by
two hundred Of the most influential citizens Of
walss county. will appear tomorrow morning,
urging upon the people Of the State to hold
meetings and devise plan to defeat, II possible,
the Radical organizations throughout the State.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
The Robbery Of the Merchauts' Union
Express Company,

New YoRK, Sept 23.-Tho statement relative
to the robbery Of the Merchants Union Express
Company is said to be incorrect. The msssen.
ger took $40, 900 from the safe car, and then
sent for the agent of the company, telling him
what ho had done, and finally returned the
money.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
Order from Gen. sohofsId.

RIcHNosD, VA, Sept. 23.-Gen. schohsld has
issued the same order as Gen, Candy, that self
exisd now returned cOniedsrates must take the
parole oath.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
Death Of j. j. Nelson

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 23.-J. J. Mel.
son, the treasurer Of the Wills Valley railroad,
died at Trenton, Georgia, on Saturday, the 2lst,
Of kidney disease.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed q Co partnership under the name
Of WALL, ROBINSON L Co. late Wall, Stephens,
322 Pennsy sylvania avenue
W. WALL
seA-eo-lw b. ROBINSON
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
Fire at Wet Troy. New York.

TRoY, Sept. pa million feet Of lumber in
the yard of J. N. Freeman, Son 4 Co., Of West
Troy, were burned last night. with two horses.
The total loss Is $33, 900; insurance very light.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

Bosros. Sept. 2s.-Ths pall-bsarsn at ths
funeral of Sir Frederick Bruce, which takes
place tomorrow, will be Gov. Bullook, Monsieur
Barthsmy, (ths French Minister,) ssnstor Sum
nsr, II. J. Pratt, (Of the State Department.
Hon. Samuel Hooper, Henry W. LOnsfsllOw
Richard X. Bayard and Mayor Norcross.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

N0TICE.-PERS0NS HAVING DE-
IN posits with the undsrsignsd will please 70.
deem the same before the l2th OF October, or they
will be sold at public auction on that date.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
From California-Arrival Of Gen. Rous-
seau and Hon. w. .. Dodge at San Fran.
ciseo-Mexican News.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-Arrived yesterday
the steamship Sacramento, from Panama.
Among the passengers are Gen. Rousseau and
W. s. Dodge, United States Revenue Collector
Tor Alaska, who sails on the John L. Stevens In
a few days. Dstachmsnts Of troops for tho new
Territory and several American families go on
the Stevens.
Much attention is being paid to Alaska by en-.
tsrIrising citizens Of San Francisco.
Tho Sacramento brings Acapulco, Mexican,
advices to tho 9th ult.
Juarez has directed that ortega remain in
prison until Congress meets In November.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

1'HrRE are nine lines Of steamships
which sail W and from Panama
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
TNHE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF
MUSIC. .

The Washington Theatre, formerly the famous Ca
ru-i Saloon, Is being reconsructsd into saloon to
be styled the Warrington Academy Of Music. II
will be much ealarged and improved, with every
suited to smussmsnts, such as concerts, lectures,
public aud private balls and parties fairs, and every
description Of exhibition. II will be rented by the
day, week or month. For furthsr particulars ad-
dress Lools CARUsI. who will take pleasure In
sordng all ieformatoA, and attend 10 ssy busiAsss
for parties renting. 49, ..., sl-sod1n.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

GEsrLENEs's FINE BLACK CLorH FRoc Z
Goats, from twenty 10 thirty dollars. st H.nnins.
one price clothing store, the corner Of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue. .. p .uHsut.'
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

FOR SALE.-The good will of the
Store, No. 377 PsnnsylvaniA avenue, with iron safe
shelving, blinds and leeuss, the latter to run until
PebruHy ls6s. Any person wishing to engage In
the busns9s will hnd TO be one Of the best estAb
iished stands In Weshington For further pArteu
lars Inquire on 'hSpr'mi's'I wo,vv
seA-lW
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
w A N T . j..

"ANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article Of yAlue at the old .established
Merchant Pawnbroker Store OF Z. FULTON Co.,
6o2 Nln.h street, doors north Of Penn. avenue.
ds20-u
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
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GEsTLExEs's FINE BLACK CLorH FRocx
Goats, from twenty 10 thirty dollars, st H.nnins,s
one price clothing store, on the corner Of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue. aasptI
Mn. JAooB BooL is now permanently
established In his new Boot and Shoe Store No Ile
Seventh street, bstwssn O and II streets, near the
Patent Once, where he has large and we'll selected
stock of Boots shoss aad CATERS for ladies and gen
usmsn. missss, yeushs. and children. Of every De-
senpsion. Also, made 10 order, Boots, Shoes, and
oaissr' Of The best rrsnsh Cali. Al the lower. prices.
HsnBRuN & 5BRo., 506 Seventh street,
door south Of odd Rsliovs, Hall, make 10 order
and warrant ssood A. French caf stitched oslt.rs,
e7.eoi Frensh Calf stitched Boots, eli; American
Calf stitched Boots eio; Rrst rats peseed Boots. a.
Fine stitched Boots hand for %, Home. made peaeed
Boots, $3.50; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, ss to S5.
SPECIAL NOT ICE6.s
~ PUBLIC soH0OLs.-At On. last
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted. "A r
R..oIr,d, Ths. The following places bs designsisd
business By the respective sabBoafds Of trustees:
For the sub-Board, First Dtstriet (First and Bee.
ond wards-sehool room. corner Fourtssnth and q
streets. ..l....t -.'..'.. -
For the sub-Board, Second District, Crhlrd and
Fourth wards)-sohsoi room on II, between sixt6
and Seventh streets.
For the sub-Board, Third District, (Pinh and
Sixth wsrds)-wallach School Building, and School
room, corner Third street east and strset south.
For the sub-Bosrd. Fourth District, Seventh
Ward)-Male Grammar School room, John T. Thomp.
son, teacher. on Sixth street 8. -
The Trnstses will be In attsndanes al the above
named places from 10 s< o'sioet on each mornins
Of the week, from Monday 70 Friday, insiuslys,
during the month Of september; and all persons
entitled 10 tickets Of admission to the Pubiis Schools
can procure them Al the places and times dssixaatsd
By order Of the Board. 1| ..l1r a.t..aU....
sop X. Y. B0IgRAU, sec'y
DOUDRETTE. POUDRETTE.
Pages United States Poudre.ts for sale in spy
quantity by J. p. Bartholow, sole agent No. b6s
sevsuih street, below the avenue suasims
MRS. J. e. sPENCER's
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING ROOMS,
$50 PennA tvenrs, be.wssa Ninth and Tenth streets
allS-Sm (Up Stairs
q PECIAL NOTIOE.-G. w. NC
- DANIEL, Horse Trainer and Rider, 10 now To-
Gated At the National Race Course, and 10 prepared to
TRAIN HORSES for the forthcoming Exhibition on
the most reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply z PRICE
National Hotel Stables
| O. W. MCDANIEL,
se2-2w National Raes Course. >
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
Donations TO the Howard Association OF
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Sept 2s.-From Mr. Z.
Schmidt, president Of the Howard Association,
We learn that they have received money sufficient
for the expenses thus far. They have acknowl-
edged In the daily papers the receipt Of liberal
donations from all the principal Northern cities.
The expenses at present are $4,000 day. Ap-
plications for relief have been registered to-day,
up to Q o'clock, from sixty families, in some Of
whom every member is sick.
There were about the same number Of applioa,
tions yesterday. Tho number Of deaths and
cases are On the increase, aud from these figure,
1t will be seen the necessity Of continued and
liberal aid from the friends Of humanity. Every
whore the Howard Association Of this city, have
been extending relief in the infected districts in
the State.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
FALSE CHARGE REFUTED
FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

bSpts Ass-Auo -
Policeman Brett, who was killed BY the mob on
Friday, took place to-day, and was largely at
tended by tho citizens.
Arrests continue Of parties implicated in tho
riot.
/ PANS, Sept 23.-The annual Paris races took
place over the Long Champ Course yesterday.
Tho attendance was very large, and there was
much srcitsmsnt. Tho great race Of the day
for the grand prize Of Paris was won BY Patri.
clan.
FLonEscE, Sept. 23.-Garibaldi has made his
appearance at ArsrIo, forty miles from this city.
LONDON, Sept. 23.--Latsr advices from Rio
state that the allied forces have made Q further
advance since their recent success, and were ly.
Ing idle before the Psrasusyan fortihcations at
Humaita.
General Dieter Is in command Of the combined
Brazilian and Argentine armies.
The Jury Laws Of Georgia a-Gsnsral Pope
Requests Judge Reese TO Resign-Regis-
tration.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. 23.-Judgs Reese, Of the
Superior Conrt, writes TO General Pope that he
cannot carry out the recent jury orders, the
same beiheip v Slation Of the laws Of Georgia
and tho Stale and Federal Constitution. Judge
Reese claims that registration is entirely op-
tional, and not compulsory, and because man
who may bs otherwise loyal oitirsn does not
register II is no reason why he should DO ex-
ludsd from serving on jury.
Gen. Pope replies that the military bill gives
him the right to set aside any Law Of the State
which comes in conflict with the military bill.
Orders So and IS were issued BY virtue Of power
vested In him BY Congress. He considers the
Jury orders necessary to the execution Of the
manner provided by the Constitution. As the
question Of oensti tutiopality had been presented
to the Supreme Court, and that tribunal has do.
cided 1t had no Jurisdiction, the further consid.
GRAFTON of that question by subordinate military
or judicial officers Is scarcely admissible. Gen.
Pope concludes BY requiring Judge Reese to
carry out his orders.
| Judge Reese In q second letter goes over simi'
lar ground as at FIRST, arriving at tho conclusion
that hs cannot conform to General Popo's
orders, but should continue the duties Of his
Office ss heretofore. till prohibited from doing
| General Pope then requested Reese to resign,
which he refuses to do, but considers his letter
as = positive prohibition against the further sI.
srcise Of judicial powers.
The Republican contains Official returns Of the
registration in Georgia. The total Is lss, 720-
whites, 95, sos; blacks, a3.4lT.
n II Is said that the garrisSus At various point
are to DO concentrated At Atlanta. Troops wor
removed from here to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
The Funeral OF sir Frsdsriek Bruce.

Hon. J. y. KINNEY, U. o. Special Indian Com
missioner, washinstoa, d, o. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
AN AC relating to lands srsntsd tn
Minnesota to aid in constructing n

Be It enacted by the Senate and Hon..
sentatiyes of the United States of AM
gress assemble5.-That Whenever il sh,i u
the United States have sold or disposei N
granted to the Territory or state of MI
the purpose Of aiding in the construotios
after the definite location Of the line Of ~
fore the withdrawal Of said lands tros
proper local land office, said State may n
select. in lieu of the lands 50 sold or d snoI
any of the lands of the United States M
being odd-numbered sections. within ts.i
the line OF he proper road. q quantity Il /
cd shall be substituted for those so sold !
of by the United States, and may be d..
SAID state in all res poets as IL said subal
had been parcel of the original grant al
Provided, however, That nothing hersIl
shall be so continued as TO diminish tn
and sixty-fOur, to the State OF Minnest
the construction OF a railroad from st. 4,
Super or.
SEC. q And be it further enacted, n.
named in the &C granting lands to the
Minnesota to aid in the construction I
railroad, "from S .int Paul and from Il,
by the way of minneapolis. to q convene
junction west of the Mississippi river TO
boundary Of the Territory" approved n
eighteen hundred and fifty seven, for y
ton and completion Of said road, is he,,l
for seven years from the passage Of this I
- ~ = fss.A'A eAeN
lands granted to the Territory and Sts,1
sofa, to aid in the construction OF railro.l
certified TO said State by the Secretarl
terror, from time to time, whenever any
shall be definitely located, and shall De
by said State in the manner and upon ~
provided in the particular act granting
modified by the provisions OF this ae 1
That when the original quantity grad
the construction of any road has been M
quantity authorized TO be sold from \,
shall be increased correspondinsly: AZ
further, That on the completion of aaJ
road, the State may sell one half the qua
which said State is authorized to dispOl
completion Of twenty mi 90.
SIC. Z. And be it further snsetsd.--Tl
granted by an act of CONGRESS to the 81
nesota to aid In the construction OF raid
State specifically, lying in place on al
ten miles Of road, shall not be disposed
road shall be com pleted through and !
with the same: Provided. hos ever, I'D
sion shall NOT extend TO any lands autbl
taken to make up deficiencies.
sgC. 5. And be it further enacted,-ni
of any act as conflicts with the provision
Is hereby repealed.
Approved July Ii, 1896.