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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28
Monetary and Commercial

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
SArrrnrnAIz El.EEnsIAsn Line 1883

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EyEEN0 June q. 1868.
On the street good notes secured by col
laterals are done at l7l3 % cent y month,
and mortgage paper at l00l2 for trst-class
and l2@l5 for second grade.
Gold opened at 1394@l393 against I405
at New York;, and after an exceedingly
limited business closed at about l3940l39A.
The sales included $1,000, $1,000, $500, aud
$500 at 1891, and Sll50 at 1893. Nothing
was reported in silver. We quote l35@l35A
for American half-dollars, and l42l@l452
for Mexican dollars.
In foreign exchange the sales of sterling
include $500 AL clear at 1854; few small
sums of bank at l54; $1,000 at 154li and
$500 at 155. In francs we notice sales of
$4,000 and 20 900 al commercial at 3.6T4,
and 10000 private bankers at 1864. Ster-
ling may be quoted nominally at l53@l534
and 1884 for good to AL bill OF lading and
clear, and l543@l55 for bank; and francs
3.6S403 674 for the former, and 3.65GS.634
for the latter.
In domestic exchange the banks checked
on New York at u cent premium, but met
with very little counter demand, and the
sales of commercial included $40, 900, Sl2,
900, and $40, 900 New York sight at par; and
$500 five days sight at 1 discount.
Levee State bonds were in active demand,
and have undergone marked improve
ment. Three bonds changed hands at 4S4,
at 495, 10 at 49l 10 and lG at 50, at 5O4,
and Is at 500, and 5 at 81.
City treasury notes were rather frmer.
There were sales of $4,000 at 1863 v cent
discount; $1,000 and $4,000 at 81; and $4,000
at 374. The dealers bought the small sums
offered across their counters at 37A@38 dis
count, aud supplied the demand from tax
payers at 36@37
There was considerable movement in the
market for State notes, but with more lib,
eral offerings rates were weaker toward the
close. The transactions embraced $4,000,
5000 and S45 900 $3.50 600 aud SIS, 0OO) at
324 u cent discount, $4,000 at 80 $1,000 and
$1,000 at 335, and $1,000 at 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28

of your permitting such things. 1t is Just
because you don't govern him rightly.n
But if in these regions advice is profuse,
what shall we say of the generous and prod
lgal gifts OF advice which heap themselves
up before the door of every man who has
money All the people in town know how
rich man ought to spend his money. There
are fifty different ways in which he ought to
spend every dollar of 1t! 1t should be
given away, chiefly; it should be loaned to
promising young people; it should be in
vested in public improvements, hotels,
academies, netc il should go largely
into the contribution-boX; it should
be givento the church; it should go with
the foreign missionary, and stay at home
with the domestic missionary; 1t should go
into coal mines or iron mills, or play stool
pigeon in Wall street, to tempt countless
other dollars into the mans net. Next to
being poor is the unhappiness OF being rich,
or worse yet, of being thought so unjustly I!
In low civilization men steal each others
money. In higher grades of society men
| PICK each others pockets by well-man-
aged public sentiment, which says to every
one convicted of having property: " Your
moneg-or your reputation.h
But advice eliminates in the realm OF
sickness. Once let man be ailing and
| every creature that he meets knows how to
| cure him Forty remedies for every dis
S"oS Say u tuOusuuut EdLneFs W ny slOulu
one be erumpled up with rheumatism, when
every old woman within a hundred miles
has specific What need of levers, when a
hundred people in the village know how
to break them?
Besides the infallible quack medicines
that 6rag in every newspaper there are
hundreds of nostrums that hold the keys OF
life and death in every town. Dying is the
most unnecessary act of mans life
WHO is your doctor? Lancet Why ]
wouldn't trusta dog with him! My doctor
never lost case of that kind And at the
funeral the solemn truisms about the uu-
certainty of life and inevitableness OF death
are enlivened with criticisms on the need
essness in this case Of dying. They were
Infatuated with that doctor of theirs.
told them how 'twould be. offered to lend
'em my doctor who never lost a case like
this in his life; bE. -they were obstinate.
Well, we must all die
Mr. Bonner, does anybody give you ad-
vice? Have you anybody about you that
sticks like burr that comes up every day
whose tongue can outrun Dexter, who can
tell you how to edit your paper better than
you know yourselt-that will show you how
to make money, and then tell you how to
spend it
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28

AN ACT to extend The time for oomnl..,
military road author zsd by an act enst,,Iillnf a
act granting lands to The States al Michsted "a
WISCONSIN TO aid in the construction ~ = 'eAn A
road from Fort Wilkins, Copper Hahn. INVITA-
nav county, in TIE State OF MichiRanl aAss
Howard, Green Bay in the state Of w. "a
Be 1t enacted hy the Senate and House III n
seneatiyes of the United States of Au,erfcs .hens
gress assembled, That the time /, com Nal Oo
military road and for the saes of lands ant.nk
by an act entitled An act granting lsnsnnesi
States Of Michigan and Wiseonsie to aid n " % Y
struetion of military road from Fort WINS 81
per harbor keEenaw C0uni y, in the Stste ~ y ~
gam TO Fort Howard, Green Bay. N tho y 4, ask
wisconsin. approved March third. eiRh es Wy I
red and sixty three, be and the same Is bsra Hni
enty, aud q
Approved June 8, 1863
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Nolnnteef SO ders. tr IN
be it resolved b. thu Senate and HOUSE Of ReDrs-
ssentatves Of the United states Of America ia Con
greag assembled, That the eseres aIy 81 the Senate
unteer Soldiers. at Dayton, OHIO, and to the
Drspc nee q Aqgusta Maine and Allgsukee, Wis
Springs, near kRiRhtsteWns Indiana, each one c0pg.
each, Of the 10 owing dOtumrnie. namely: The
ionrnalsof each hnns Of Con grese AZ each and every
session IN Laws Of Congress; the annual messages
of the fresdent with aocohpanyihRi dSeumania;
and ali other documshts or books witch NAV BE-
printed and found BY order # either house Of Zion
Eresa, including the Congressional GiobS; bagin-
ming gith tina thirty eeeenth Congress- = ~
Approved June 81 1864
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TPrRU1o-No. al

AN ACT making appropriations for the expenses
of the trial of the impeachment of Andrew John
son and other contingent expenses of the Senate
tor the YEAR ending june thirty, eighteen humid
red and siKty-eght and for otner purposes.
Be 1t nBoted by the enate aud House of Repro
sentatives of the United states Of America in Con.
gress assembled THAI the following sums be and
the are hereby appropriated out of any money
in the treasury not Otherwise appropriated for the
payment OF the expenses Of the trial of the i'm
parchment of Andrew johnson, aud other cohtin
gent expenses of the Senate of the United states
for the year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred
and sixty eight
For expenses of the trial of impeachment Of
Andrew johnson, PTesident of the United States
ten thousand do lars.
For miscellaneous items forty thousand dollars
FOR deficiency the Appropriation for the pay.
ment OF the capitol police and for additional police
men and Incidental expenses thereof 50 enteen
thousand dollars.
For Deficiency in The appropriation for the pay.
ment of additional me ssengers, fifteen thousand
daars sf
Approved May 10, 1868.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28
proved June 10, 1873.
[PuplIc REsolvrIoN-No.

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary
of War 10 furnish supplies to an exploring e.
petition.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of america in Con.
gress assembled That the Secretary of War be
and ne y hereby authorized and Wered 70 issue
gagged in the exploration Of the Colorado, under
direction OF Professor Powell while engaged in that
work Provided, hat such issue is not detrimental
70 the Interests of the military service. a-
Approved June H. 1888
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COMM ERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, June 81 lsea.
.CoTToN-The movement to-day has been
toward increased inactiOn. The supply was
light, with decided indisposition on the
part of buyers to come forward unless at
concessions from factors, while the latter
on the other hand manifested no desire
whatever to accept other than full prices,
for middiing. Hence the days transac.
tions were confined to 1870 bales, taken by
five brokers.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, Is67-bales...s... 6,%e
A A1rysd f Srsvousy o1s
Made from waste and damaCsd cot. -.
ton, s,239-66e 29s
.... e7355l
Cleared previously 66e, 4s766s, 295
Stock on hand and on shipboard.... 4,25s
The clearances to-day were exclusively
for New York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Rates are nominal
~ unchanged, viz; Cuba mOlasses 460529c
% gallon. Cuba sugar l23@l33c % ID for
muscoyado; l40l43e for Porto Rico; Ha.
vana white 15@l54; do yellow l22@l44e; do
brown l2@l25, Louisiana sugar is retailing
at l3A9l54c % D for open kettle; l6@l6sc
for yellow clarified; aud l6A0l7c for white.
FBoUR--We notice sales OF 100 bbls, of
which $50 bbls choice family at Sll so y
Dbl; 1870 double extra at 81 IS; 100 single
extra at 81 so; 400 superdne and 200 double
extra on private terms; so treble extra at
So S7i; 50 do at 50 Is; so do at $40 so; 200
choice at So so, and 250in lots on private
terms. Yesterday, not previously report.
ed, 140 and 200 double extra sold on private
terms. We quote superfne at 81; single
extra 81 5007 62A; double extra 81 100
8; treble extra s. 57a@9 so; choice slO@
II so u Dbl.
CoRS-sales to. dayof 5000 sacks; $50 white
and white mixed at 973c U bushel. $50
mixed at 93e, $50 do at 92c, go on private
terms, 66s white at 97ac, 1900 yellow mixed
and white mixed at 93094c, 900 yellow and
1160 white on private terms.
HAY-Prime is iobbing at $40 70 ton.
OATs-We notice sales of 1856 and 100
sacks at 75e y bushel and $50 on private
terms. .a
PoRK-Mess is retailing at 500 50@29 rs
% Dbl, and jobbing at $40 rs, Rump is re-
failing at S29 . boil. 1I fts
BACoH-Shoulders are retailing at I31@
1890 ~ b.; clear ribbed sides 16A0I6ac;
clear sides 17tSl72c; sugar-cured hams ri
@2l4c,
LERD-Prime in tierces is retailing at 1sa
@l9c % b, and 2O4@20s in kegs.
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JOINT RkStlIlUlION inlfelaiion 10 the break
water AZ Portland, Maine.
BE il resolved BY the 8snats and Rouse Of Repre-
sfntatives o. tbs United States Of Anei ioa in Con
gress ass8mb Cd That so much Of the unez euded
baApce Of The appro9riAt on for the hre kwatsr in
Portland harbOrr Maile, IS the chief eufteer shall
deem proper mas be exDsndRd under bis direction
excavatInR the middle ground near SAID break
water and In otherwsse projecting the ehahne from
tn1urF b. filing and Improving the came.
ADnr5Yed June 1865,
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AN ACT to grant the right # way to the whitehall
and Piattsburgh Railroad Company.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assemble d, That the
Whitehall and Platteburgh kailroad Company be
and is hereby authorize TO locate, construct, and
operate It's railroad across the land belonging the
United states at Plattsburgh, IN the State Of New
York, upon a line commencing in the highway lead
ing from Pittsburgh to Peru, at point one humid
red feet north from the north line Of she ihelosure
surrounding the government buildings running
thence noTtheasterly direction about sixteen
hundred feet to the bank Of Lake Champaign thence
northWardy along the bank of said lake TO the
north line of the land belonging to the United
States, such line Of said road beng designated on
map Of survey Of the same made by JAS p, Campbell
and I'LL IN the office Of the Secretary Of War
Provided, That the right of way herein granted
snail be subject to such restrictions the Secretary
Of War may think necessary 10 protect the ntofesa
of the nited Siates; And provided further, That
more than four reds in width OF the government
land shall be occupied under the provisions Of this
Approved May 20. Isss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28

4 XOrk--7Mo ode Low q Lud wigsen ~
steamship Emily 3 souder, Lebby, for New
Z YOrk--A Mouiton
Steamship Dudley Buck, Pendleton, for
Aransas7-G P Deshon
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, for Pensacola
f G Rogera deo - 80 - y, ,lf,s
Schooner United States, johnson, for Car
deuas-E r Poole 49, .-fz
Steamer Lizzis Hopkins, BoaFdnan for
Jeiferson-- Master ~ ~ - t
Steamer c Castro. Porter, for Pensacola
gaf Master sallis @slifs 1Eat
steamer Crescent, Holland. for Sabine. in
bAllast-AIaster IA 49, f..-,.,,. -.
Steamer Lizzie GIN, oiGeal, for ST. Louis
8 Master 1920 "a &
Steamer Lumetia. Davis. for Mobile Master
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AN ACT % amend a. SGT entitled j. An act Tor the
~ llCI 0t tld u cities 1nd to8d s upon
the public iands, eepE9Eed March two, eishteqn
hundred and si1t5sevon- 70
30 = enHgtee n tilq eeat1 9ue 1loueQ a. Repre-
aentativoe Of the United states cf America IN on-
gre aa1embigdi Aftt tilf IuIIs7 tdVte 81 1qz avs
iocafadon tue public aud of The Unitqd btAes nay
Hvall 4tndafQa II Tho town antnarstina aleete9 o
DO Of the proVisicn1 Il he act Of March tYcl sight
ecu hundred and txtyss6ftn. entitled - An set Tor
en- RELIEF q tl4 el1,17 80 tll9 npon
tha public tanda froeifod, Ihls Get ahali not PEE
ledet IN nay make sntsie1s sd slees % e5oe7sd
tndaf existing lawn And divided 44ft htr Th4g ~
title under SAID act n March two eighteen hpndred
and siry sosan shall be aoqu % 70 ary valid 4nng
claim 81 p1s1tEllcn b q under tHs eIls,iu8 ies OF
Gongrcf9 PrQtIded a.so ina ~ qddlton ~ tpe
nlninluln Fitt % the 5ahds inoldded u r.as fo,sn
act3os tie fsilef 81 ~ inh sbltAtts esties and
sq.sn. apea ~ " ~ IA
BY ths parted asaiilua sheidaoiyt. q 5he yslsel
a. lai1 at a c1ta ~ eurgrTina n1e finF anY
such tnan HIlo aud txoausa4 ilcideut lhelotos m.
CURED D. he unitgd StAfaa sttQga anE Pakqnt RAa
isf ~ (horelnf
AbtfuFsd Junoo. f1-S
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Extraordinary Snceen5 OF a ChtueHe Doe
ter Ia Treating y ell 5Ss Fever.
The Lima (Peru) correspondent of the
New York Tribune writes:
Considerable attention has during the
past few days been attracted TO the extraOr.
binary success OF Chinese doctor in his
treatment of the yellow fever. He has not
lost single one of the patients that he
took in charge during the first or second
stage OF the disease, aud very few with the
black vomit. Numbers Of persons that were
given up BY the regular practitioners Of
Lima, bave As a Last hope called IN the Ce-I
iestial, and be has saved them. His success
very naturally called down upon him a
united demand from the mem6 ers Of the
fueulty for his arrest as charlatau and q
mountebank. They could not bear 10 see
him succeed where they bad failed. Ac.
c0rding TO Peruvian law, q person can not
practice medicine In the republic without
having previously passed, an examination
befora the Medical Board In lama, and re-
ceived lie diploma, they recognising no
diplomas that are Issued by any foreign
medical college, q Peruvian diploma being
= ssne QuG non for al medical men here. AS
soon as the Chinese doctor heard what was
gQiAg on, he left Lima aud went on board
% q ship in Callao Bay; but the public
made such ciamor for lis return that the
government have been compelled to con.
ccde the right to him to practice, and
guaranteed him against any legal prnceed.
lngs upon the part OF the Medical Boatd
The Chlnauaan has conseq nently returned
to Lima, and Is reaping rich harvest. At
All hours OF the day four or five coaches can.
be seen atanding waiting ct his door To-
convey him % the houses Of those demand.
lug his asslslapce. - q, ..s,s-..t -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28

The Washington correspondent Of the
Worcester Spy says he speaks what be
knows when he says that ever since the
passage Of the reconssrnction acts Mr. I.
agencies 20 get the Repu blican party funfil
recent avents) and more especially the new
vote 0t the South, committed TO him. One
offie stb rosa difficulties egalnss which
the Congressional Republicans CoInulsttte
mas TO contend with in Che enlargement 81
the suu.horu cnmpai4IS mas been the an
ti1i1g ene1gy Of air. Chaseis frieuda 70 use
~ mEehmoIy for the advhncement a. their
faFQflte. The rQmrqitteeis aim vas to re
ccnstrpet tha soalh not CANVASS Tor ang
special Rre)I1 entiai candldaie. corre-
9pondent then detella some 81 the methods
4oacllo4 10 9uaNU Chase % obt4ia his
ncmlnaal0n ~ Chicago, aud. fsilinr ia that
% 1ecuHo the negro Fofs Ut he South for
nina 81 indcne1fcnt oaud dale rfls ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28

Steamship Crescent. Hawthorn. from Ia
dianola and Galveston, 10 @ A Whitney
&co--1st district 10 3 ssiss
SteamChlp olihda, lang from Liverpool
May 81 loJ H lAshbFidge q Decap--3d
Brig Mary 3 Kinds, Hastings. from sagua "a
Graade. 10 A COUTURE &oo--8d districi
80 Iel 1900. a * y.
Brig J n Burns, Priest. from Havana, to
Il y Fsllarrubis,7-3i diatrict 80
Schooner Island Belle, Parsoh. from Maian.
IA, p z Troiagfos 81 district le -
9icae tToWaeARa. 4 t1a
Republic, 9turteFaut, from zhe Passes
( lowed down nnd 70 aees 18th instant,
up brigs Allry 3 HiRes aud n Burns
STHAMB0ATBs
Wild WAGNER, Biohagdsbn. nom Natehek,
Louise, Hop Ains, ffbm doblie4P RR. .l
~ l1E
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year ending the tairtieth of june eighteen hund.
red and sixty eight, viz. -
For oompsnsstiou Of the officers. clerks. messen.
gers ana others, receiving annual salary in the
service OF the House OF Representatives, twelve
thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars.
FOR folding dOcuInents, Including materials
twenty five thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items. ten thousand dollars
10 aupply deficiency in the appropriation for the
expensesot collecting the rev nue. from customs for
the half year ending june thirteth eighteen humid.
sand dollars.
To facilitate the payment Of soldiers bounties in
accordance with provisions of acts Of July twsnty-
eight, eighteen hundred and sixty six. and March
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty eight. for
salaries OF fifty clerks of class one sixty Thousand
dollars.
To supply a deficiency in the Office Of the Paymas.
ter General for blank books, stationery, binding,
and other contingent expenses five thousand dol
lars. 77'l7
For deficiency in the appropriation for defraying
the expense Of hydration OF tue Senate chamber,
three thousand dollars.
Tor deficiency in the Appropriation for stationery
ten thousand dollars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for furniture
and repairs five thousand dollars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for clerks to
Thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the contingent fund OF
the Pension Office, ten thousand dollars.
Approved June 8, 1868.
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TPUBLIc REsoIuTIoN-No. 28.I
A RESOLUTION for the appoiutm. mt of eomt1i,
eon 70 select suitable loeh lions for powder ma

azines. sfa fUl-
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representa-
ttves of the United states Of America IN Congress
semb ed, 1ha. the Secreiari OF the Navy be- and
he hereby is authorized and directed 10 select hires
competent officers 1t the navy to constitute com
mission. whose duty it shalt be 70 exAmIs and re-
port upon the practioahty OF occurring more Suitable
Sues for powder magazines than mo used IN
New Hempshirei also 10 report the cost Of procuring
the said Aits and the probable expense Of erecting
magazines thereon sliIlf@r.tW sff7t ITffll 81
Approved May 10, 1858. sts a.
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3 a very pretty lacldcu1 lsEalnaeh AZ a e.
naF{ bird ~ e Georgia psparr Tke assr "
IHH lIf4I c1Ne was OCCASIONALLY lift anen
shat he might eujog che freedom 81 me
ns -Ope da7 be heppooed y lirhf urorl
aale ahQif Nherenpe1 " s. 4 iasrror.
vas VcW dlscqYerY ef no vaabt nfo-
t4NN0 iqFost. ha rtzcd long aud our Qua
N e. As aRd came ii the conc sIan
tlat ~ ~ feurd 3 1lete. Going back ~
PIE aa 4 0Inctad q seed ifofn M box and
drought Is " VS. DID naan HdetinN b fNt
alr4nser. u vain ne oa1afy o4efled tits
cell @ mfke biz ne4 found fiend psrAEp,
Ane fe1q1rlQ1 y sfsT n fhai tried auother
teck, stepping back 4 IsE kgeh lfu ihGl
n'na7 He ppIlrrd f0f|t hia Swedish Naltk !.
ponaIn ne nov ana t1en tniss hdne|
r4na sud uq705 ana s6S I'D b. a4r
beck q Do r aaI hM fstd ii|
NRtl1 1a e'IF or No th6 ltt
tan ttoA q % doo7 He s4'
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CATTLn nEAnKEr.
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIC AN
n.y. f- 80 - Sunday, June %, IeeA
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ny IA sEaa14Na q'aan, hei. ama a'G
We dftg ekEedt, between 81 unAFies and "a
ielet 1tfpel1, Ne9 yIleaue, Wholesale and "A
Deslef ID Drag. Mrdiaines Hpints. Ola %
tasptfs1lnl al tia foil ViuF aoodt, ghloh he vii
~ Low FIfose, a beg NnQleAAlg q. Retail
4fAtta Laa1f ID ne rEft 6rHn01 fr0urk and AZ
.aAn Eino OIL o. az kinda Ynnafia- Red aud 81
lah Broun. HellaE Uohr5 annntl u the boaf
ni8ha1 Fiench lfie1tl a.-ls oIgsz Polish
kntE. H11pa nud Cocoon MEa. Ir tnd EritiNG
$500 tc1ura1 - fiIaaa|l 49, I.tt.a.
Ahe q reat sarieiy 81 H4zfdmeEy and bHnpy
oles, for the toilet.
Inc store ~ veil Is1 q ~ AZ Eln11t o. ~
and al8lIilnaa. fTasb 31t y no haTl qHalifr. I
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Al ACT makInk appFoprlation8I 70 1upply deh
oisncies Ia the hppro prlntions for he execution
Of ths recouNrnctlun laHs in the third mi sitary
district Tor the nseal scar end nR June thifti-
eth, ghtaou Adndted and BiErY-oiRht
BE u anaotad 81 tie Senate and douao OF Repre-
eentstivoa Vi the United States Ct Amorca in DON.
gror4 IS embed. That the f5iD Inc sum, o. 90
much thereof as may b leeossary. be and the same
. hereby appropriated out OF any money m the
tFgnewa n0f otherw ~ appropriated for the purpose
OF carrying out te onstrucion laws In the third
military dgiflo4 fur the 1soai year andIng June
thiFtieth eighteen hundred and xty-eight viz; o
provide for the expense OF carrying into etee the
ACT to ptqria for the more eIaeignt gogernmeut Of
the rebs tat-e foF tbs third military dissrf q the
sum OF eiehtg-aAveh anouaaud eou1u hundred and
one dollars Aud hit, five cent?. ~,