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CHEAP LANDS FOR SALE.

|OHIAF IaAND0
SOLD On LONG TIME.
POTTAWATOldIE
| r K 8 ERVE LANDS.
LAND DEPARTMENT
lATCHISON. TOPEKA
SANTA Re RAILROAD COMPANY,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
THIS COMPANY ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
The Celebrated body Of Land known rs the
POttawatOmie Reservati0n,
CONTAINING
$4,000 ACRES.
This is one IL the finest tracts Of
lands in H0nOA0!
Having the BEST OF WATER and portion COW
cred with
FINE TIMBER.
These Lands are now offered for sale for the first
time, ON easy terms, being On FIVE YEARS TINE
WITH INTEREST AT PER CENT FER ANNUN, IS fDl-
interest on deferred payments for one year.
Second year No payment required, except interest
for one year. Each year thereafter one-kfth ot
principal together with interest on remaining de-
lerred pay ments.
% For particulars apply to or address
ID. l.. LAKIN,
Land commissioner A. r. & .. Pr. Z. CO.
TOPEKA. KANSAS.
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LANDS! LANDS
100000 ACRES
KANSAS LAND FOB SALE.
gUVHESE LANDS WERE SELECTED IN 1852
i and are among the hest in the State. They he
In twenty different counties, seventeen III which
have.
HAIhRoAD0.|
Most Of them near TOWNS, within Settle
ssents Considering the quality and location, they
are the
Cheapest Lands for Sale in the state. |
PncE-Frum Five To Ten Dollars per acre |
For particulars, address T. II. WALKER, |
nsFsd&wss Topeka Kanss.
SPECTACLES.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1870.
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The iIS - disc...ioa -
lever Il kscAi ~ ~iy every @!
who t ehS&e 10 ha's 50
p;c;oos el6 know, and dAe
along nd Ihr question . to
who assaulted y. William Rssaessoa. Many
people expressed their opinion that he
Sheriff should have done Il hinsek Pen
hapso one Of his deputies did t. If 20, Wy
diaguise him! Is It impsoper for IN oGser
Of de law to exscute Tie law! Is It posiae
that . community which makes q hw sd
demands its eniorcement hasbon at Tie ane
tiasso ssosg ssasiAy aatih execu-
ton that the officer elected for the purpese
,iscnnpeiled in self defence 70 It ont lie job?
CTiee a,a mary sA~ qse.Ds vessaAd,
and in the meantime every body Is anxids
to know who sprung the trap. The aAIir
puts d n mind ofsbe Cah Horne c.se, WIN
the man-Baker we believe his nane
ywS-wss compelled 70 lovsv ss~n,
by community which had furnished thsee
successive juries, each Of which hsdconvicled
the man whom he aroused their indignation
by assisting to execute! Consistency. We
do not wish to be UNDERWOOD . defendiag
any hired executioner, bat only give dee
facts to show wat . beeples" We are. 10
one can di4ate that these ian maale EePsE-
nance in the human bread asainA taking In
man life, and few people but woaA, in .
Sheri6's position, wish to evade tie unpless-
ant task which the law demands hall be per-
frmed. But 1 not the almost univesnl
loathing which every civilized Community
feels towards hangnan, convincing proof
that capital punishment is wrong, and areaic
Of barbarism? If this does not show lit Il
is wrong, how are We TO diAinguish right
from wrong under any Circumstances! We
should be pleased TO have some of our able
writer's and..profound thinkers explain WHIT
induces community to make . hw tie
enforcement Of which causes them to shudd1
with horror, and cry down the execAionef
to such an extent that he must wear black |
domino, and is finally hunted like Wild
beast.
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GONE 10 PRDoU.-rhe 6asriG yeserday,
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coasicls, ssaHeaesd = tie - team of u
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self thpgiaosDpasse1l esulDewhile he
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It shall be the duty Of said consular officer to comply with this request, without any delay which can be avoided.
 In all criminal cases, contemplated by the sixth article of the amendments to the Consti" tuition of the Unued States, whereby the rights is secured to persons charged with crimes to obtain witness in their favor, the appearance h court of siad consular officer shall be de> manded, with all possible regard to the consular dignity and to the duties of his office sim liar treatment shall also be extended to United States consuls in Belgium, in the like cases
 ARTICLE "
 Consuls general, consuls vieenconsuls, and consular agents may place over the outer door of their offices, or their dwelling houses, the arms of their nation, with his inscription icon. aulats or Vice-consulate, or consular agency" Of the United States, or of Belgium, &c., &c And they may also raise the flag of their coun- try on their offices or dweiling-houses, except in the capital ofthe country, when there is a legation there
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Approved, May i, 1870,

AN ACT to change the time for holding the er-
 cult and district courts of the United States for
 the district of Wisconsin.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Amer ica in Congress assembled, That the circuit and district courts ofthe United States in the district of Wisconsin shall commence at the city of Milwaukee on the first Monday of April, and on the second Monday of October, in each year. and on the fourth Monday ofJune in each year. in the city of Madison.
 SEC. 2 Aud be it further enacted, That special terms of said courts, respectively, at either the city of Milwaukee or the city of Madison, as business may require; and that a veuire may issue for grand or petit jnryi to attend any such special term |: PrOctded, That no special term of the circuit court shall 5e called without the co -currenee of the circuit judge.
 SEC. 8. And be it further enacted That all recognizances, indictments, writs, process, and other proceedings, civil and criminal, now pending in either of said courts shall be enter ed, heard, and tried at the times for hold ing said courts respectively, as herein proVld' | ed
 1 SEC. i. And be it further enacted, That this act shall take effect and be in force from and after the first day of June, eighteen hun- dred and seventy and all acts and parts ot acts authorizing the holding of stated or spe- cial terms ofether of said courts be, and here by are, repealed.
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No g.

Now, therefore, be it known that I, Ulysses S. Ora nt, President of tie United States of America, have caused the said convention to be made public, to the end that the same, and every clause and article thereof, may be ob-- served and fulfilled in good faith by the United States and the citizens thereof In witness whereofI have hereuuto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
 Done in the city of Washington, this seventh day of March, in the year of our Lord one
 thousand eight hundred andseTenty, [sEAL and of the independence of the Unit.
 cd States the ninety-fourth
 U. 5. GRANT. By the President
 HAMILTON FIsH,
 Secretary of State
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JOINT RESOLUTION making an appropriation
 to defray the expenses of the Committee on
 Education and Labor, incurred in pursuance
 of investigation ordered by the House of Re-
 presentatives.
 Be it resolved by the Senate and House of of the United States of Amer. iea in Congress assembled, That the sum of three thousand dollars, or as much thereof as may be necessary, Is hereby, appropriated, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to defray tue expenses to be in- cured by the Committe on Education and Labor in conducting the investigation order ed by the House of Representatives by reso-, lution of April sixth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
 Approved, May 1, 1870.
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Approved, May 4, 1870,

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the supply of
 arms, for instruction and practice to certain
 colleges and universities.
 Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Amer ica in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War be authorized to issue, at his discretion and under proper regulations to be prescribed by him. out of any small-arms or pieces of field artillery belonging to the government and which can be spared for that purpose, such number of the same as may appear to be req tired for military instruction and practics By the students of any college or university, under the provisions of section tweLty-six Of the "Act to increase and fix the military peace establishment of the United States;" the Se- cretary to require bond in each ease, in dOu- ble the value of the property, for the care and safe,keeping thereof, and fer the return of the same when required,
 Approved, May i, ls7O
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Approved, May 1, 1870.

JOINT RESOLUTION making an appropriation
 for the purpose of making experiments in the
 ventilation of the halls of the Capitol.
 Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States ofAmer- lea in Congress assembled, That the sum of three thousand dollars be, and the same Is hereby, appropriated out of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of making experiments in tho ventilation O. the halls of the Capitol to bs drawn by the Clerk of ths House and ezpeud- ed under the direction of the joint committee of the two houses on that subject.
 Approved, May 4, 1870.
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ARTICLE K

Consuls-general, consuls, vice cousuls, and consular agents, may complain to the author ites of the respective countries, whether fede- ral or local, judicial or local, judicial or exc" cutive, within their consular district, of any infraction of the treaties aud conventions between the United States and Belgium or for the purpose of protecting the rights and in terests of their country-men. If the complaint should not be satisfactorily redrssed, the consular officers aforesaid, in the absence of diplomatic agert of their country, may apply directly to the government of the country where they reside.
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ARTICLE VT.

The consular oahces and dwellings shall be at all times invioIable. The local authorities shall not, under any pretext, invade them. In no case shall they examine or seize the papers there deposited. In no case shall those offices or dwellings be used as places ot asylum. When however, consular officer is engaged in other business, the papers relating to the consulate shall be kept separate.
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ARTICLE VIII.

Cousuls-general and consuls may, with the appreciation of their respective governments, ap point vice -consuis, and cOnsular agents in the cities, ports, and places within their con- suIar jurisdiction. These officers nay be citi- foreigners. They shall be furnished with commission by he consul who appoints them and under whose orders they are to act. They shall enjoy the privileges stipulated for con- sular officers in this convention, subject to the exceptions specified in Articles III and ".
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\ Q NV N T I 0 N
ryrTED STATES AND BELGIUM II
A PROCLAMATION.

Hg2s., convention defining the rights Porie. and privileges of consuls. between T,;,e5 States of America and his Majesty ror lne Bs!sian5, WAS concluded and Il 5y their respective pleDipotenHaries Ht .as on the fifth day of December, eltht- I9elred and sxty-eight, which convention, is tho English and French languages, IS rord al fo!lo~s.
 President ot the Jrled States ot Amer | hlt MsjesiJ ths Kug of the EalglsnN
 -lag the utility of defining the rights,
 es anl immuuitics of consular oEic< rs .ro countries, deem it exPedient to con
 consular convention for that parpose
 sariln5y they have named: The Pre- ol the United States of America, Henry sa Sanford, a cit Ecu Of the United Ststes, minister resident near h!s Majesty the :. 0. lhe BeIgians; and his Majesty the King ] 8-lg.aus, the Sieur Jules Wander Syi ch
 grand cross of th- Order of the Dutch t., d.. & his minister ot foreign affairs sty, hevng communicated to each other l powers, .cund to be in good and proper
 lass agreel upon lhs following arsl-
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ARTICLE l.

s of tue high contracting parties agrees -eI7e from the other, coDSuls-generai, B vlcv-consuls, and consular agents in ports, cities and places, except those
 k may not be eonyeniet to recognize
 oHcers This reservation, however
 no; apply to one of the high contracting Siihoa; also applying to every other
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ARTICLE II.

i'1'sF officers, on the presentation. of loanissions in the forms estab lished ID i3psctiYs countries, shall he furnished ils necessary exqeuatur free of charge,
 p 'aa exhibition of this instrument, they l' permitted to enjoy the rights, prero-
 F aud lmmunities granted by this con-
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ARTICLE X,

Consuls-general, consuls, vice-conSuls, and consular agents may take at their offices, at the residence of the parties, at their private residence, or on board ship, the dispositions of the captains and crews of vessels of their own country, of pasengers on board of them, and of any other citizen of their nation. They may also receive at their offices, conformsbiy to the laws and regulations of their country, all contracts between the citizens or other inhab .tans of the country where they reside, and even all contracts between the latter provided they relate to property situated or to businesss 10 be transacted in the territory of the nation to which said consular officer may belong. Copies of such papers and official documents of every kind, whether in the original, copies or translation duly authenticated ard legal- ized by the consuls-general, consuls, vice. consuls and consular agents, and sealed with their official seal, shall be received as legal documents in courts of justice throughous the United States and Belgium.
 ARTICLE XI.
 Cousuls-general, consuls, viee>consuls and consular agents shall have exclusive charge of the internal order of the merchant vesaela of their nation, and shall alone take cognizance of differences which may arise, either at sea or in port between the captains officers, and crews, without exception, particularly in referA ence to the adjustment of wages and the exe- cution of contracts. Neither the federal, State, or municipal authorities or courts the United States, nor any court or authority in Belgium shall, on any; pretext entertere in these differences.
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ARTICLE III.

,'2r officers, citizens of the States by Iey are appointed, shall be exempt ''s'i sxeep- in the case of ofenses which 1l' legislation qualities as crimes, and T7l "as such; from military billetiRg, from ID the mlhha or in the national guard, -' regular army, and from all taxation, S'"'e, or municipal. If, however, they .'a' ot tue State where they reside, or SssF'J, or engage in business there, --' De ha5ie to the same charges of all l' o'her citizens or owners of the country, merchants or owners of property,
 ARTICLE ".
 .''saIar officer who is citizen of the
 , men he was appointed, and who is '-sel 10 business, snail be compelled to
 witness aeftre the courts of the
 sas7e he may reside. When the tes- 'lea coosalar officer is needed he s,.s: .',:,'l la writing to appear in court, -15le to do So, his testimony shall be ,.a ~rlting, or be taken orally, at his
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ARTICLE VII.

In the event of the death incapacity, or ab- rence of consuS, and consular agents, their chancellors or secretaries whose official char acter may have previously been made known to the Department of State at Washington, or to the minister for foreigu affairs in Belgium, may temporarily exercise their functions, and waiie thus acting they shalienjoy all the rights, prerogatiyes and immunities granted to the Mcumbents
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VALDEMAR BILLIE. VI. H..

graduate OF the Univerty of Copenhagen. Del.
marx Honorary N. D. Of the University OF Fadua
Italy.
once No. Is St. Charles street, between Canal
ard Common.
once hours from nine TO ten o'clock \. ". and
IRON WE'VE TO three and from six 20 seven ?. ".
,ohsu-'a'ioHs III English, German, Fre1cb, spar
ish, Italian and Danish
Having been physician in Danish men OF war u
the East and West Indies he is t,oro,aa,y 40.
quainted with the treatment of yellow fever and
lung affections. Having passed several vears %
assistant physician of the Hospital OF the brated
Professor Rcord in Paris, Dr. Bile offers 20 c.lre al
klEds OF women diseases, diseases OF the yer and
private diseases after new, sure and ck Z. etbod
ia2S IL -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-28

duly ratified on both parts, and the ,e..
pective notifications have been exchanped.
Now, therefore, be it known that +
Ulysses S. Grant. President of the Unite3
States Of America, have caused the SAD
treaty to be made public, to the end thai
the same and every clause and article tbera'
of may be observed and fulfilled with co~,
faith by the United States and the ct!ssr.
thereof. .s.- 80 = -l~-
In witness whereof, have hereunto -.
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed. wy
Done in the city of Washington, II,
seventh day of March, in the year Of ous
Lord one thousand eight hundred arS
seventy, and of the independence. of tIs
United States the ninety -fourth.
[sEAL.] 81 "a U. s. GRANT
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-28

AMENDED ARTICLE, togreplace Article
16 of the Detailed Regulationsfor the ex,
ecution Of the Postal Conversion signed
at Florence tile eighth day of November
1867. V =
In accordance with Article Is of the POS
tai Convention between Italy and the
United States, signed at Florence on the
eighth Of November, 1867, the two admins
trations have agreed to replace Article 10 OF
the Detailed Regulations of nineteenth OF
March and second May, 1865 by the follow
ing article:
ARTICLE XVI.
1t is understood that the accounts between
the two offices shall be established, in the
respective letter-bills, in the proper money Of
the despatching Office; but the international
hostages ON the unpaid letters, OF INSULT
GENTLY prepaid letters, shall be computed
in the money of the receiving office. Inc
reduction Of these moneys shall be effected
in the general accounts at the rate OF five
lire ten centesimi Of Italy for one dollar Of
the United States.
In entering the foreign charges an the
letter-bill, in the money OF the despatching
Office, the cent of the United States and five
centesimi of Italy shall be taken as equiva-
lent.
1t is also understood that the quarterly
account shall be paid, respectively, in gold.
and in the denomination OF the money OF
the creditor office.
Signed at Washington, the first day Of
May, 1869, and at Florence, the twentytiIth
day OF May 1869.
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Postmaster General.
G. BARBAVARA.
Director General Of Posts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-28

1t has been reported and then denied in
several Paris journals that a printing press
has been set up at the Tuileries for the use
OF the Prince Imperial, who. it is said. has
fancy for the trade Of compostor We
happen to know. says the Pail MaU Gazette,
that in spite Of official ontradictions-and
everybody knows what official contradic-
tons are worth in France-the fact is true.
and that his Imperial Highness las really
turned printers devil. His printing press
was arranged and lessons in the art and
mystery of Typography are to be given to
him by one OF the chief employees in the well
known printing and publishing establish
ment of N. Firmin Didot. The Princes tn
tor in the art of Caxton and Elzever is well
known for his thorough acquaintance with
its theory and practice, and has received the
Cross of the Legion Of Honor for the i'm
provements introduced by him il typogra-
ply. Under such able hands it is to he
hoped that his Imperial Highness will prove
an apt pupil, and that he will III time be
thought worthy to compose" (ina technical
sense his fathers letters" and proclama-
tons .s..