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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-30


carriage. eharfage. purchase and repair of boats,
compensation OF judge advocates, per diem for at
teoofng courts Martial and courts ot iBquifg, and
for constant labor; house rent in lieu Of quarters,
and communication for quarters to officers ship
board; burial Of deceased arnea, printing, station
cry postage, teegrspf1ng; apprehension Of de EFT
ersi OIL candles, gas eDairs Of gas and water fix
lures; water rent FORAGE straw, barrack furniture;
furniture for officers quarters; bed sacks, wrapping
paper, oil cloth, crash rope Irvine, spades shovels,
messenger repairs % fire engines; purchase and re-
pair OF engine hose purchase of lumber for benches
mess tables, bunks repairs to publ carryall; pur
chase ana repair Of harness. purchase and repair Of
chase and repair of gslleys cooking stoves ranges;
stoves where there are grates gravel for parade
grounds; repair of pumps; furniture for staff and
commanding officers offices; brushes brooms buck
cts. paving and for other purposes, seventy five
Thousand dollars
SEC. q And be it further enacted That the mum
Der OF persons authorized to be enlisted into the
navy OF the United States, including saanen, Ordi
nary seamen, landsmen anu mechanics. and incud
ing apprentices and boys. is hereby fixed and estAb
lisned as eight thousand five hundred, and no
more y $. =
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted That all unex.
pended appropriations existing the first da1 of
July next for any of the several heads of appropria
ton provided for in this aer shall be carried to the
surplus fund.- unless the same is necessary to pay
pendtuIes made during the current fiscal year, or
unless the same is Necessary to execute contracts
made before said date.
SEC And be it further enacted That the Score.
tary of the Treasury Is hereby directed in his next
balances Of appro rietions made prior to the pres
emit session OF Congrfss for each branch of the pub
lie service, and remaining unexpended on the first
day of July next and dss gnate the amounts neces-
sary to execute contrtcis pay expen dture5 prop
erly charReahle to ~ + such balances.
/ Approved June IL i304
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year ending the thirtisth Of June eighteen humid
red and sixty eight, viz:
For compensation Of the officers. clerks, messen
gers, and others, receiving annuEl salary in the
service OF the House OF Representatives., twelve
Thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars
tor folding documents, Including materials
twenty five thousand dollars
For miscellaneous items, ten thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the preparation for the
expenses OF collecting the nue. from for
the half year ending June thirtteth, eghteen.hund
red 2 sixty eight, one million eight hundred thou.
sand dollars. -
To facilitate the payment of soldiers bounties in
acc0rdsnce with provisions OF acts Of July twenty
elght eighteea hundred and sixty six. and March
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sky eight. for
salaries OF fifty clerks Of class enc, 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. =
For deficiency in the appropriation for defraying
the expense Of hydrstlon Of tie Senate chamber,
three thousand collars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for stationery
ten thousand dollars.
AFor deficiency in the appropriation for furniture
and REPAIRS five thousand dollafs.
For deficiency in the appropriation for clerks to
committees, pages, horses. and carryalls, fifteen
thousand dollars.
TO supply deficiency in the contingent fund Of
the Pension Office, ten thousand dollars.
Approved June 8, 1868.
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Monetary and Commercial,
oFFoE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIg!A.N. /

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY EvENne. JUno g. ls6S
The street rates for notes secured by col
laterals are l014 8cent % month; and N lrt-
gage paper rules at 10@llA {3cent Y annum
for frst-class and 1905 for second grade.
Gold opened ut l394@l39i, against l4Vt a.
NewsYork, and after selling US low as 1929.
closed at about the opening rates, Inc
sales include $4,000 at 1891; $1,000, $1,000,
$1,000 S25OO. and 5000 (S3000 and $4,000 at
1898; and $4,000 at 1893. Nothing was re
ported in silver. We quote 135@I353 for
American halfdollars and l43@l433 Ter
Mexican dollars.
The movement in foreign exchange was
brought to standstill. The offerings were
limited and with light demand. We did
not hear of any sales Of either sterling or
francs beyond a few trifling sums not worthy
of special notice. Sterling may be quoted
nominally at l5361l534 Tor AL bill of ladfng
and francs at 3.6s2@3.67s for the former
and 8 .6543.623 for the latter.
In domestic exchange the banks checked
on New York at S9 cent premium for small
sums, several of them, however, having re-
duced their rates to / for round AMOUNTS,
and the sales Of commercial inciuded
$1,000, $4,000, SIS, 600, and $4,000 New
York sight at par, $40 600 (sIO 600 aud $780,
00O) at y cent premium, SlO,eOa sight on
Chicago at discount, and small sum
(S3O00) of sight on st. Louis at discount
In bonds the transactions embraced 1
levee State at 81, Z ut 5l3, 10 at 51A lat So,
and at SO.
City treasury notes we're weaker. although
there WAS no quotable declina in the rates
$4,000 changed hands at 81 a. cent discount,
$1,000. $4,000, $4,000, and $4,000 at 81 !, and
SIS 600 lin tive equal amounts) at 373 The
dealers bought the small sums offered across
their counters at 37A@38 discount and sup
Piled the demand from taxpayers AZ 81.
There was less demand for Statenotes,
and rates declined R91 q cent, the sales
including $1,000 ut 333 u cent discount.
$4,000 at "a, $4,000 at 34l, $1,000 and $4,000
at IS.
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ESTATE OF JOHN @. B WITH

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSH,
District of louisiana
Monroe, La May !, ls6A
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIA
VARIANT IN BANKRUfT Y was ii issue
agdinst the estate I JOHN b. WHITEA
in the parish of Union and State of Louis
ana, who has been adIudged bankrupt on his OWN
petitions; that the payment Of ans debts delivery
Of any property belonging to sroh bankrupt to him o.
for his use and the transfer of any property by hm
are forbidden by law that meeting OF the creditors
Of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts and 10
choose more assiRnees of his estate will be hed
At Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at the office Of
W. j. e. Baker, in the town of Monroe, parish OF
Ouachita, before w j q. Baker, Register, on the
A. M r. j, HEBRON. IT, s. Marshal
Per ~; M GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
No 1Ra-rnYlR ia2l
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IPuBLIC-No. ALI
AN ACT to further provide Tor giving effect to the
xHrio9s grants of public lands to the state Of

AN ACT to further provide Tor giving effect to the
various grants of public lands to the state Of
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
senatlves Of the Limited sta es Of America in Con
lied to select the altern to even numbered sections
within he limits of any railroad grant in said State
grants made in the follow ng acts of Congress, to
wit; the act orRaniziDg the erritory Of Nevada
passed March second, eighteen hundred and sixty
0ne the act admitting the State of Nevada into the
Union. passed March twenty-on,, eighteen hundred
and siktytour; and the act concerning certain lands
granted to Nevada, passed July fourth eighteen
hundred and ixty-slx Provided That this privi
eye shall not extend to lands upon which there may
BE- rightrul claim ui'uer The pre- emption and home
stead laws: And provided, That if lands be selected
the minimum price of which is two dollars and fifty
cents pet acre each acre SO erected shall be taken
by the State in satisfaction OF two acres, the mini
cents per acre: And provided further, That the
lands granted in the eighth and ninth sections of
be Sc ected within four years from the passage Of
this act, a the period for the selection OF said
SEC 2. And be it further enacted That the lands
known and de ignated for the establishment of an
eighteen hundred aud sixty.owo and the acts
amendatorS thereto, shall be selected in the same
be selected in satisfaction of any other grants
ferred to in the first section of this act Bur this
act shall not authorize the selection of lands valuable
for mines # gold, slve quicksilver, or copper.
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted That the county
counties of Mono and Inyo, in the State of Oalifor
mia are hereby created lard dlstr ct; and the land
SAbS HuOh ulhlAlCb iocdIeu at AURORA
ISM ralda county; and the President shall be
authorized hereafter, from time to time, as circum
stances may require to adjust the boundaries of any
and all of the Ia districts in said state and change
the Oeation of ire land office from time to time
when the same shall be expedieut
SEC Ano be Vt further enacted, That the lands
granted to the State of California for the establish
ment OF an agricultural college by the act Of July
second, eighteen hundred and siSty-two, and acts
amendatory thereto, may be selected by said state
from any lands within said State subject to pre-
emptiOn and sale: provided, That this iyilege
shall extend 10 lands upon which there nay be
rightfn claims under the preemptlon and home.
stead laws, nor to NINE al lands And provided
fur her, That if lands he selected as aforesaid the
inimum price of which is two dollars and fifty
cents per acre each acre selected shall be taken
by the State in satisfaction OF two acres, the mini
mum price Of which is one dolla and twenty five
cents per acre: And provided further, That such
selectilps shall be made in every oher respect sub
lect 10 the conditions RESTRICTIONS, and limitations
contained N the acts hereby modified
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EsTATE oF W. y. aRNr1RY.
OFFICE oFsUgITED STATES MARSHAL,
District Of I,puisianaF A

.tt. OFFICE oBtU HIrED STATES MARSHAL
District Of Louisiana Is
.s,,, - =. Nj nrne, la MAY T. lSse. y
tFHlh Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THIS
= seyenth day Of May ID 1864 a WAX
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued AGAINST he
estate Of " n. BENTLEY, OF tha prrisk
o. M9tehouse and state Of Louisiana, vlo 2 Is bee-
saludged g bankrupt on MS own pettioni that ths
pay nent OF any debts and delivery % any prouer.g
POI nEing 70 such banUupt 70 him or for uis usf Z
Sno re srenHlero q ans property ~ hm, arc forhd
den by law that meeting Of tbA creditors OF lha
said bankrupt, 70 grove their debts and 20 choosa
one or more assgnae1 0i has estate, will be held AZ
Court Of bankrup tcg, 70 b. holden al the odibsof
" -, y Baker IN thR sQHn Of Monroe. parish
QuachltA, before " J<9 hsker keeistef, on t..
ibirtieth day OF Juno, a W tA a. 90 O'clock A. N.
FJ. HERO q. Is. llarahnL
Per x. d. aRADE Deputy MESSENGER I