New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

YORK cavalry; private David Barker, six
Iis sn Mc Sg% 0s s1' S New York cav
airy: private John Milhneton sixteenth
xT 4GEt NeS RhsS private pr" John
IL. Singer, sixteenth New York cavalry;
private Carl Steinbrugge sixteenth New
York cavalry: private Joseph Zsgen, six;
teenth New York cavalry, one thousand
SIX hundred and hfty-three dollars eighty -. -
four eight tenth cents each $4,000 90
$4,000 %
SEC, 2. 40 be il further enacted; That the said
named respectively personally, or In ease q o1ea
same under the bounty laws of the United states IN
case of decea ed soldier.
Approved July %, 1866.
AN ACT directing district coprt to be held at
the city Of Erie IL the state Of Ranre
sentatives of the United States of America IN Con
Of G states f be
held at Pitsburg, in the county Of Allegheny, and at
western district OF the Safe Of Pennsyisania, the
nudge of said western district shall hold two terms in
which shall commence the first Monday of July and
January in each and every yepr, beginning in the
the passage of this act, aud be continued and ad
journed from time to time, as the court may ueen
expedent for the dispatch of the business thereof
Approved July %, 1866.
AN ACT to authorize the Secretary of War to fur
nish transport alton to discharged soldiers to whom
artificial limbs are furnished BY the government
sentatives OF the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary of War IS au-
thorzed and directed to furnish to discharzed sol
diers of the United States who have been disabled in
the service. well to those not yet discharged,
place whe they may be required to go obtain
tfcial limbs provided for them under authority of
Approved July %. 1866.
AN ACT supplemental 10 the act to appropriate
money Tor postal services.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
gress assembled, That there be, and hereby is ap.
propriated, out Of any money n the treasury not
the post roads est bshed by acts of Congress passed
during first session OF the thirty ninth Congress-
for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixtyseven, the sum of four hundred
and eighty.Six thousand five hundred and twenty
y. Approved S5rS July 20, 1866.
AN ACT to protect the manufacturers of mineral
waters IN the District of Columbia, and for other
BE Il enacted by the Senate ard House of Repre-.
sentatives of the United States OF America in Con
gress assembled, That all manufacturers and ven
doris OF mineral waters and other beverages by law
allowed to be sold in bottles upon which their names
tas or WITH aFf Ike sn s be
Of the District OF Columbia description OF such
Cause The same to be published for not less than two
weeks, successfully, In daily or weekly newspaper
| published in said District of Columbia.
sEc .. And be it further enacted, That it is here
by declared TO be unlawful for person persons
owners thereof, to fill with mineral waters or other
beverages any such bottles marked for sale, to
by him or her of such owner or owners thereof: and
every person SO offending shall be liable to penalty
of fifty cents for every bottle filled, sold
used, or disposed Of or bought or traficked in for
the first oifense and of five dollars for every subse
guent otfense TO be recovered as other fines in said
District OF Columbia,
Approved July Is, 1865.
AN ACT donating certain lots il the city Of Wash
lngton for SCHOOLS for colored children in the Dis
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes OF the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the Commissioner of Public
Buildings be- and he is hereby authorized and re
qured to grant and convey to the trustees of coored
schools for the ties Of Washington and George
town in the District of Columbia the sole use OF
schools fer colored children in said District OF Co
lumbia all the right title and interest oil the United
States in and to lots numbered two, and eighteen
in square niue hundred and eignty;iive in the said
city of Washington, said lots having been designated
and set apart by The Secretary of the Inter- to be
used for coored SCI ools. And whenever the same
shall be converted TO other uses they shall revert 10
the United States.
Approved July 4s, 1865
AN ACT to extend the jurisdiction of commission
,ers OF the circuit courts of the United States.
sentatves OF the United States Of America in Con.
gress sembled, That the commissioners who now
of the TO take
of bail and ahd wits, and also TO take dispositions in
any justice Of the peace may exercise under and in
VII tue of the seventh SECTION OF the act passed the
twentieth OF July, Ammo Domini seventeen hundred
and ninety, entitled An act for the government
and regulation OF seamen in the merchant service"
Approved July q, 1866
AN ACT to provide. for the suits, judgments, and
business OF the United States provisional court for
Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes OF the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled That all suits causes prosecutions
and proceedings in the United States provisional
court for the State of Louisiana, with the records
thereof, be- and the same hereby transferred TO
the United States district court for the eastern dis
and proceedings SO transferred shall be proceeded
with in said court and tried and determined, and
process and Judgment issued and executed therein
and by said court in the same manner and with like
effect as If the same had been commenced originally
suit or proceeding transferred, of which the
crcut court could take Jurisdiction under the laws
and determined in the circuit court held in said
SEC. q And be it further enacted, That in case
suits proceedings are, pending in said provisional
court which could not have been instituted IN said
said district court without further action therein.
SEC 8. And be it further enacted, That all iudg;
States provisional court for the State of Louisiana,
relating the hereby transferred 20 the dis
70 the Circuit court held in said district shall at once
become the judgments orders DEGREES and decisions
same are inconsstent with the rules and
theyeof and may be enforced, pleaded, and proved,
| said district court or said circuit court.
Approved July rs, 1855.
| AN ACT TO remove the Office of surveyor general
Of the states Of Iowa and Wisconsin to Pats
mouth, Nebraska
sentatlyes OF he United states of America in Con
gress assembled, That it shall be the duty of the Sec
this act as may be- to cause the ofice OF surveyor
Of Iowa s Rs TsIrSr E
make the necessary provisions for immediate and
effective operations and when so removed the duties
extensive with the limits Of the errtory of Nebras
Ia and include the State OF Iowa, and the shall
| constitute surveying district.
| SEC a And be II further enacted, That all acts
aud parts Of acts with the provisions