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The New York herald., 1868-05-08

Why do the ~ escnts Of Phnion's New Per.
furs iFIOR DIS AYO" made By the beau1 10 the beles
scrs si wrong inscrpsiooS Because they are
uis directed. so.t ~ All dfugsis,s
A.-wsrd's Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad.
.D sat vsoes y g1Are also NJ Ss1 Broadway.
Away - Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
cafa by.1 ssy and Union square, also Wholesale and
rsisa Al ssF broadway.
A.-'J ring and summer styles Of Gents and
fos'iA y srs rssfy, at popular prices - .,,..
By .cheiey's HAIR Dye.-The Best IN the
svsy. The oaly perfect Dye; hafrnsss reliable ns'"%
IVY tscsory 10 Bond street
'Crsssadsvs,s Hair Dyc.-Thc Beet Evef
saafsssarsd whoiessis ana retail also applied Al NO
1svsiids, wheel Chairs, for Use In Doors ."
price e1 zee. iovaids cerrfsss 70 I. s,r..
Pyt,sinG sf Every Dcscvipdon Execnaea WIN
usasnoo ard despatch ard a. lover rase snsn
- WKTROfULfTAk JOB PRlNrhSu bsfAe'""'s
-. W~sropoissan Job Printing Establish.
uerv Nsssss street. prepared 70 furnish Csrds Clfcu:
- su Law Posters sad evefI description Of
r,rns rates twepiytvs per cent lees NAN can Do OBJ
Il ,sinss dssvhsre 10 the ely
wsss, Toapec. and 0vwausswssi Hsir..BSss
s,s,, lar Dys sas Hair pysins An coaora q sAtnhsr
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The New York herald., 1868-05-08

Pv,.sinG or Every Dcscvipeion Execnsea s01 Win
oss~Ss sr3 s.srscf ar lower rates thsn
q, ,ptIHofoLfTAS JOE fSlS'''' S''~'' ""''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-27
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN SATURDAY. JUNE 81 1868

the Mayor, and inform him that this Board
is organized, and ready to proceed to
business.
On motion of Mr.. Kaiser, ordered that all
unfinished business of the last Board be re-
terred to the appropriate committees.
Mr.. zschsrie, of the committee appointed
to wait on the Mayor, reported that the
committee had performed its duties, and
that the Mayor had'no communications to
make at present.
Report accepted, and the committee dis
charged.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Shields, was adopted;
ResoEved, That there be a Joint session OF
| the Common Council OH Tuesday, thirtieth
instant, for the purpose of electing such
officers as may be agreed upon at SAID
session.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Tuesday next, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ.
| w. B. LANCASTER,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-27

Tae sixth vote for chairman Of Finance
Committee was then taken as follows:
For Mr.. Poynot: President Marley, and
Messrs. Boguille, Pessou, and Poynot-4.
For Mr.. Zacharie-Messrs, Brady, o'Brien,
and Zacharie-S.
For Blank-Messrs. Kaiser and Shields.
No election.
A motion to adjourn until o'clock P. NJ,
tomorrow was then lost on the following
called vote:
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs'
Brady, Pessou, and Shields.
Nays: Messrs. Boguille, Kaiser, oBrien,
Poynot, and ZachArie-5,
Mr.. Zacharie then moved for recess OF
ten minutes.
This was on motion of Mr.. Pessou laid on
the table by the following called vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Boguille, Kaiser, o'Brien,
Pessou, Poynot, and Shields-6.
Nays: President Markey, and Messrs'
Brady, and Aacharie-3.
The election being resumed, the seventh
vote resulted as follows:
For Mr.. poynot-P President Marley, and
Messrs. Boguille Pessou, and Poynot-4.
For Mr.. Zacharie-Messrs. oBrien and
| Zacharie-2.
For Blank-Messrs. Kaiser and shields--2.
No election.
An eighth and ninth vote resulted the
same as the seventh.
A motion of Mr.. Pessou to adjourn until
to morrow at six O'Clock P. NJ. was lost,
with the following called vote:
Yeas: President Marley, and Messrs
Kaiser, Pessou, and Shields.
Nays: Messrs, Boguille, OBrien, Poynot
and zacharie-4,
A teath vote for chairman of Finance
Committeewas now taken as follows:
For Mr.. Poynot-president Marley
Messrs. Boguille, Pessou, and Poynot--4.
For Mr.. Zacharie-Messrs. O'Brien ant
Zacharie--2
For Blank-Messrs, Kaiser and shields-2
No election.
On motion the Board then adjourned unit
tomorrow at O'Clock P. NJ.
W. B. LANCASTER,
Secretary.
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LPuBLIo-No. 81

AN ACT to partially supply dehcie ncies in the az.
propriatiuns fer the service of the fiscal year
ending on the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and slNty-eight.
sentatives Of the United States of America Con-
gress assembled, That the following sums be and
the same are hereby appropriated out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated to sup
ply deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal
ending on the thrtietn Of June eighteen humid
red and sixty eight, viz:
For compensation of the officers, clerks rnessen.
gers and Others, reCsiying an annual salary in the
service of the House OF Representatives, twelve
thou-Rnd nine hundred and siAty dollars.
kor folding documents, including materials,
twenty five thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items ten thousand dollars.
To supply a deficiency in the appropriation for the
expenses of collecting the nue. from customs for
the malt year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hund
red I'd sixty eight, million eight hundred thou
sand dollars
10 facilitate the payment Of soldiers bounties, in
accor danCe with provisions OF acts Of July twenty
eight, eighteen hundred and sixty SIX. and March
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty eight, FOR
SHARES Of nifty clerks OF class one sixty thousand
collars.
ter General for blank books, STATIONERY binding
and other contingent expenses, five thousand dol
lars. a4H
FOR deficiency in the appropriation for defrsyne
the expense OF nydratlOn OF tue Senate chamber,
three thousand dollars.
For deficiency tine appropriation for stationery
| ten thousand dollars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for furniture
| and repairs i've thousand dollafs.
For deficiency in the appropriation for clerks tC
committees, pages horses, and carryalls, httee1
| 10 supply a deficiency in the contingent fund o.
/ the Pension Office, ten thousand dollars.
| Approved June g, ls63.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-27

various rivers the Gulf Of Mexico. ana !.
and Pacific; tor procuring water Al sn w Al
from their situation require Il TO be hsssll d
distaneei and for clearing roads and rs ses
structions from roads, hArbors, ana rivss,l. oV
tent which may be required for the sbtnsi 2 I
OF the troops in the held, Eve fnillion A.,
For hire or communication of quarters fs s.Aa
military duty; hire of quarters for trooSs.e g:
houses for the safe-keeping of militass q
of grounds fer summer cantonrnents.s sleIl
struction OF temporary huts, nosuitals ~ q
and for repairing public buildings a. eaa Z
posts, two million dol airs. wei
For Nesting and cooking stoves, tweptvs.
For the ordnance service, reduirsd ..
current expenses at the arsenAls of 49, ~ lsli
and issuing AIMS and other Ordinance Nv
police and ottce duties; OF rents, toils III
lights; OF stationery and Office turnitns,i "
and instruments for use; Of public amir \
and vehicles; incidental expen ses az tle y
service, including those attend NO nrss ~ "a
and tests of ordnance, small arms RnS
nance supplies, two hundred tsOusand dolI,, y
ylded, That no money appropriated hy tAl..aII
be used to pay for any new cannon or smshs
For purchasing three a res OF lana s5;.i q
sial Square, at Springfield armory, t6sssss n
FOR REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENT OF lRvo,
ARsENALs
Tor arsenal and armory at Rock I.,Da ,
three hundred and eighty thousand daq,
ylded, that eighty thousand doll!rsof Az ~ ~
W NSNobSN ~ hb uGNtiOpAlHDl OF The Waf.-
carry out existing contracts a'sfP
FOR WaterVliet ar enal, West Troy. E..
| twenty thousand dollars. W new
dollars i've tn
FOR Augusta arsenal, Augusta, Georri. !.
| sand dollars. ga 70
FOR ton Rouge arsenal, Baton Rouv.
| seven thousand five hundred dollars e'' 10
t9r Beneeia arsenal, Bsnecia, Califsrnia /,
For Vancouver arsenal Vauco,ya. M
| territory, hve thousand dollars
For Mount Vernon arsenal, Mount Vs..
| bama, tive thousand dol ars.
For WATERFOWL arsenal, WatertoWn. n.
sets, fifteen thousand do lars. y
FOR Allegheny arsenal, Pittsburgh. Pap,.
| five Thousand do lars.
For Fort Monroe arser al. Old Point Cont
ginia four thousand five hundred dollars
For Frankford arsenal Brides burg, ten.,
eight hundred and eighty dollars.
For kennebec arsenal, Augusta Maine. +
sand dollars.
For, Leavenworth arsenal, Leavenworth
FIVE thousand dollars,
For New York arsenal Governors ida
York three thousand dollars.
For P ikesville arsenal, Pikesville, Msryl,
hundred dollars.
For the preservation ard recessary rsn.;
fortihcations and the worksof defense, Two
thousand dollars.
SEC. 2 And be it further enacted, That a
preparation Of sixty thousand dOllars for d
the medical and surgical history OF the re6s
the medical statistics of the Provost Man
erals office, made in an a i approved Jul
eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty six hi
sand dollars shall be devoted 20 the prepAu
publica ION OF tive thousand copies of tn
Statistics of the Provost Marshal General
and that the work shall be compiled and I
byiAssistaut Medical Purve or J. Il. BAIT
and without the Interference of any other
Approved June 6, 1853,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-27
TPUBLIC-No. 1871

AN ACT to amend an act entitled An /
relief Of the inbahitants Of cities and to
the public lands approved March tao,
hundred and sixty seven.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House 4
sentatives of the United states of Ameriea
gre Assem- bled, That the inhabitants Of
located on the public land of the United 81
avail themselves, If the town authorities
do, of the provisions of he act OF March i
cen hundred and siXty-seven. entitled a
the reliet OF the inhabitants OF cities and 70
the public lands" Provided, This act shaI
vent the issuance Of patents TO persons
made, or may make entries, and elect d
pnder existing laws And p divided further
title under said act of March two, eighteen
and sixty seven, shall be acquired to any val
claim or possession Id under the exlstin
Congress; Provided also. Tina in additG
minimum ..rice of the lands included il
site entered under the provisions of thi
An act for the relief of the inhabitants Il
towns upon the public lands, approved
eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen, there shi
BY the parties avaiing themselves of the
of said acts costs Of surveying and pa
such town site, and expenses incident th
CURED by the United States, before any pa
issue therefor,
Approved June 8, 1868.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-27
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Adjourned session
City HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
Wednesday, June "a, 1865.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
aud was called to order by the President
Present: President Marley, Messrs. Bo-
guile, Brady, Kaiser, o'Brien, Pessou, and
Zacharie--7
Reading of the minutes was dispensed
with.
On motion of Mr.. Kaiser the Board went
into the election of chairman of the Finance
Committee.
Mr.. Kaiser nominated Mr.. Shields.
Mr.. Pessou nominated Mr.. Peynot.
Mr.. O'Brien nominated Mr.. zacharie.
The vote was:
For Mr.. Poynot-Messrs Boguille, Pessou,
and Poynot-S,
For Mr.. Shields : Messrs. Kaiser and
shields-2. -
For Mr.. Zscharie-P President Marley and
Messrs. Brady, o'Brien, and zacharie-4.
I No election.
A second vote gave the same result.
Mr.. Pessou moved to appoint committee
of three to wait on the commanding general
to request that he nominate the chairmen
of standing committees.
Lost by the following called vote;
Yeas: Messrs. Boguille, Pessou, and Poy
not 3.
Nays: President Markey, and Messrs
Brady, Kaiser oBrien, Shields, and zacha
rice.
"a third vote for chairman of Finance
Committee resulted as the two first.
On motion of Mr.. Poynot, the following
committee of five was appointed by The
chair to wait on General Buchanan, com
handing this military district, and reques
that he appoint the chairmen of the stand
ing committees, viz Mr.. Pessou, chairman
aud Messrs. o'Brten, Brady, Zacharie, an'
Kaiser.
On motion the Board adjourned until to
morrow at o'clock P. NJ.
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sOLIA.OQUY

And have sinned
In keeping small respects OF human love
Calling ii mercy. Mercy? Where evll Is
True mercy must be terrible. Mercy wouiu
save. ,s
Save whom2 Save serpehts, locusts, wolves!
or out of pity let the idiots gorge
within famished town? Or save the gains
of men who trade in poison, lest they
starye?
Save ali things mean and foul that clog the
earth
Sitting the better Save the fools who cling
In refuge round their hideous idols limbs
To leave the idol grinning uneonsumed,
And save the fools to breed idolaters!
o mercy worthy of the licking hound
That knows no future but its feeding tlL1e
Mercy has eyes that pierce the ages-sees
From heights divine of the eternal purpose
For scattered consequence in It's vast sum
Chooses to save, but with illumned VISION
Sees that to save is greatly to destroy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-27
Monetary and Commercial
MON ETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN b "a

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
- FRIDAY EVENING. June 26, 1865 }
The commercial week closes this evening
on dull general market. The transactions
in cotton yesterday included only l5G bales.
On the street good notes secured by col
laterals are done at l@ll y cent y month,
and mortgage paper st l0@l2 81 cent u an
mum for frst-class with an occasional
transaction of from one and half to two
years at 81, and l20l5 for second grade.
Gold has ruled IO4 below the New York
market, opening at 1891 against l404 at
New York; and closing at l394@l394. There
was rather more movement to-day, bat still
the business was very light, the sales in
Guiding $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at 1898;
| $4,000, SIC, 900, and $4,000 at 1885, $4,000,
| SIS 600, and $50, 600 at 1899. In silver lot
| of $500 in American halfdollars changed
hands at 1854. Nothing reported in Mexican
dollars. We quote l35@l353 for the former,
and -@144 for the latter.
In foreign exchange the sales of sterling
| included $500 bank at 154, and $4,000 at
| l54A. Yesterday, not mentioned in our
| previous report, fl200 Al clear sold at 1888.
We did not learn of any sale of francs.
| Sterling may be quoted nominally at 1880
! 1884 and 1884 for good to AL bill of lading
and clear, aud 154a@l5j for bank, and
francs 3.6S4@3 675 for the former, and 1855
| 6D3.62s for the latter.
In domestic exchange the banks checked
on New York at - cent premium, and the
sales of commercial included $1,000 and Sl5,
900 NewYOrk sight at par; $40, 600 and $40, DOC
at I.I6 fB cent premium; and SIS, 900 sight
on Boston at premium.
In stocks 100 shares Bank Of New Orleans
changed hands in several lots at SIS 70, anC
IS shares Union Bank at $50 so. We hearC
of sales of levee bonds, the particulars o
which were not reported.
We quote as follows:
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ESTATE OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
UNITED STATES MAnsHAI's OFFICE,

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District of Louisiana, Z
New Orleans, June g. 1853
THIS Is TO GIVE MOTT p THAT On III
| first day Of June. A. D., 1863 a WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate OF
DANIEL, WEBSTER, of New Orleans in the parish
Of Orleans and state Of Louisiana who was adj
judged bankrupt his own petition; that the pay
ent of any debts and delivery of any property belong
ing Go such bankrupt TO him for ms use and the
transfer of auy prOpe ~ by him are Ridden by law
thAt meeting OF the creditors of the said bankrupt
to prove their debts and to choose more
assignees of his ate viii be b Id at. Court q
Bankruptcy, to be holden al the Uustomhonse build
ing in the city OF New 9reani, Louisiana before
o. S Kellogg. Reeister on the second day of july
A, d., 1865, at o,oloek A Mo,- =, 9 ,,.t.t
No sfa-iaq IVA District OF Louisiana.
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[PuBL1o REsoLUr1oN-No. 26. ]
JOINT RESOLUTION to supply books and ID, p,

JOINT RESOLUTION to supply books and public
documents to the National Asylum for Disabled
Volunteer So diers.
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 the Senate
and the Oelk of the House of Representatives cause
unteer Soldiers at Dayton, Ohio, and to the
branches at Augusta. Maine, and Milwaukee, Wis
eonsin and the Soldiers Home, at Knightstown
each, of the TO owing documents, namely; The
journals OF each house Of Congress at each and every
session; all laws of Congress; the annual messages
of the President, with accompanying documents
and all other documents books which may b(
printed and hound by order of either house of Don
gress, including the Congressional Globe; begin
ming with the thirty seventh Congress.
AnDrDyqd Tuue 3 1853.
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City treasury notes were inactive, the
sales embracing $1,000 at 81 q cent discount,
$4,000 and $4,000 at 97l and $4,000 $4,000
and S20O0) at 374. The dealers bought the
smalls sums offered across their counters
at 374@3S discount aud supplied the cur
rent demand from taxpayers at 36037.
State notes continue in request, aud rates
have advanced still further. The transac.
tions include $1,000 and $4,000 at 80 % cent
discount; $500, $1,000, and $4,000, at 81;
| $1,000 at So, and $4,000 at 354.
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ESTATE OF HENRY STORY,
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE.
. nistriat Of louisiana

: z
-Ef. M District Of louisiana, Z
New Orleans June 8 ls6a
THIS Is to GIVE HOrlOk THAT ON TIE
l third dayH ~ June, A D. 1858 a W B r.
RANT IN BANKRUPTgY was issued against the
estate Of HENRY STORY Of the parish q
Judged a bankrupt on his owe petition; that the pay
nent Of any debts and delivery of properly be,
longing 10 such bankrupt. to Inn or for his and
the transfer Of any property BY him are forbidden
bankrupt to prove their debts and TO choose one on
more assignees Of his estate, will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden at the Dustomhouse
bailding, in the city Of New Orleans. LOUISIANA, be-
fol John H. Deane, Register, on the second day OF
July A. D. 1868, at 10 o'clock A NJ
+. j, HEBRON, u, s Marshal
No. B42-je4 iy2 A District of Louisiana.
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tves Of the United States Of America in Congress
assemb ed, Thai the Secretary of the NAVY be, and
he hereby b authorized and directed to select three
competent officers Of the navy to constitute COM
mission whose duty 1t shall be 20 examine and re-
sites for powder magazines than those nov used IN
the vicinity OF New York Boston, and Portsmouth,
New Hampshire; also to report the cost Of procuring
the said sites and the probable eGpsnse Of erecting
magazines thereon
Approved May Is, 1853.
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BOARD OF ALDERMES
Adjourned Meeting.

Adjourned Meeting. f.
Cry HALL, New ORLEANS,
Thursday, June rs, 1865.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
President Marley in the chair.
Present; President Marley, and Messrs,
Boguille, Brady, Kaiser, o'Brien, Pessou,
PoyEo., Shields, and Zaeharie-9.
Reading of minutes dispensed with
Mr.. Pessou, chairman Of the committee to
wait on the commanding general, made the
following report;
st-a Hall or THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
New Orleans, June rs, isO5. y
To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen;
Your committee appointed to wait on
General Buchanan, Commanding this mill.
tary district in relation to the selection 81
chairman Of the Committees OF Finance and
Streets and Landings beg leave 10 report
that they called upon the general, ana were
yeryIoourteously received. Your committee
having communicated 10 Oeheral p
the nature of the business on which they
had called to see him, were, after some con-
yersation aud consultation, intormed by the
general that he declined taking any acton
III the matter for the present, referring the
subject back for immediate action by your
honorable body. -. AZ :,
Your committee further report that the
commanding general expects shas nc ~ IN
action will Sc had by the Board IN thls
matter at its present session. +
'''"s'sA = = JAMES s. ZACHARIE, f
PEER KAISER 5a
M JOHN A 0BRIEN,
Il PES50U, Chairman.
On motion the report WAS accepted and
the committee discharged. ..--
Oa motion the Board went into the cleo
tfon Of chairman Of the Fipance Com
mittee.
M. Kaiser nominated Mr.. o'Brien.
hIr. Brady nominated Mr.. Poynot.
The vote stood
For M. OlBrlen--P President Marley, and
Messrs. Brady, Kaiser, Poynot, Shields, and
Zacharie--6.
For Mr. PoynOt = Nessrs, Boguille,
o'Brien, and Pessou=s.
So Mr.. o'Briea was declared elected.
On motion she Board noF proceeded tc
the election Of chairman of the COMMITTEES
on Streets and Landings.
Mr.. Brady nominated Mr. Shields.
Mr.. Poynot nelninsled Mr., Brady.
Tue vote VAS
For MI. Brady--Messrs. Boguille, PoyHot
and shields--s.
For blank sfr. Pessou-I.
For Mr.. shields- President Marley ans
Mesurs. Brady, Kaiser O'Brlen, ans
z charles.
SO Mr.. Shields vas declared elected.
President Marley then named tbe failoN
Ing members. VIZ: Messrs. u ,charie, Brady
ard Poyuot additional members of the U
nance Committees. and Messrs. Kaiser, Bo
eusile. aaa peAAou additional membets Q
The Committee on STREETS and Laudings.
On motion AessFa. zaeharle, Shields. ans
poyaot we're named cOmmitsee 70 wait o.
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[PuBLIo-No. ALL
AN ACT to further provide for giving Of
various grants of public lands to th

AN ACT to further provide for giving q
various grants Of public lands to tn
Nevada.
Be il enacted by the Senate and Houss
senatives Of the United STATES OF Ameri
Rress assembled, That the state of Reyadl
ICED to select the altern tie even-numbef4
within he limits of any railroad grant in /
in satisfaction, in whole or IN part, OF 4
grants made in the following acts OF "
Wit: the act organizing the Territory 4
passed March second, eighteen hundred
one; the act admitting the State OF NevaaI
Union, passed March tWenty-one, eightssI
and sixty-four; and the act concerning Cd
granted to Nevada. passed duly fourth
hundred and siXty-six: Provided, That
eye shall not extend 10 lands upon which
stead laws: Andprovided, That If lands
the minimum price Of which is two dollar
cents per acre, each acre so elected shal
by the State in satisfaction OF two acres
mum price Of which is one dollar aud
cents per acre: And provided furtheF
the said act admitting Nevada into the
be selected within four years from the
this act. and the period for the seleeta
lands is hereby 30 extended.
SEC. . And be 1t further enacted, Thai
known and de -ignated for the establish
agrieu tuTal college by the act OF Ja
eighteen hundred aud sixty-two, ana
mandatory thereto, shall DO saiected IN
manner ard Of the same character OF Ia
be selected in satisfaction Of any other
ferred to in the first section OF thisEacL
act shall not authofl2e the selection oil lao
for mines Of gold silver. quicksilver Or 2
SIC. g. And be II further enacted, That
of Esmeralda IN tie state OF Nevada
counties Of Mono and lnyo, in the State
MIA, are hefebl GtHaiesi q id.d diStT c.; =
office for such district shall be located az
tsmeralda county; and the Pre-idenl
authorized hereafter, IRON time 70 time
stances may require, to adjust the bound
and all Of the land districts IN SAID state,
| the location of the land Office from tin
| when the same shall be expedient.
$40. 4. Ana be It further enacted, Ina
granted TO the StateO California for 70
meDt of an agricultural eoilege by thel
second, eighteen hundred and siAty-tNl
amendat0ry thereto, may be selected y
| from any lands within raid State SUBJ
| emption and sale; Provided, That %
shall not extend to lands upon which y
rightfui claims under the presumption
stead laws, nor to mine 81 lauds Aa
| further, That ii lands be selected as az
| minimum price of which j. two dollaH
cents per acre, each acre 50 selected 81
/ by the State in satisfaction Of two aafSs
mum price Of which is one dolla@ and
cents per acre And provided further,
selections shall be made in every Othtr !
/ ject to the conditions. restrictions, enc
/ contained in the acts hele by modified.
1 AnnroEad June 8 1863.