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THE CENTRAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

The Central Underground Railway question u
now taking definite shape. A contract was signed
last week for ts completion to Fortysecond street
within two years. and security TO the amount OF
$l0000,00o wal given for It's fulflment. At Forty
second street the road Will connect with the Harlem
Railroad, ana passengers can thence proceed by
steam 10 their various destinations. connection
rod OF time VIII be given for extending the road to
It's nnal destination at Harlem The signcrs OF the
contract were representatives or the same English
capitalists with whom negotiations were carried on
last year. The work WIN positively be commenced
IN June next.
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HAHDOa MASTER ABUSES.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
You have done 80 much towards reforming Quar-
antine business we call your attention TO another
abuse. In order to get berth In New York 1t ia
necessary for shpowner TO hire tow boats be.
longing to rieuds OF Harbor Masters steyedores In
good standing with them and pay an illegal gift
Cf from $50 to 500 FOR beftn. The Harbor Master
gets irst his fee for berth, and. second a discount
On towage bills. IL is n fat thing Tor HIM but n
gross outrage on vessels. You may know these
facts, and, III 50, Know they are Ieyal unjust, and
curse TO shipping. yICI0R VICTIM q CO.
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH 49, IS7o-TRlPLE SHEET.

before him. II Mr. Grace comes the public may look
forward 20 great treat in the science Of cricket:
Ihere are tnirteen names mentioned above, put
cr1ketng strength or this country has been greatly
Lnproved since 1858, still 1t is believed thatM viii
require very good twenty-five 10 stand up against
such formidable array.
ARRANGEMENTS are also being MADE for matches at
base ball between a nine OF the above and some OF
our strong cubs. These matches win be novel
feature aud win probably prove decided pecuniary
success Mr. James Iiigham, Of Houston street, Will
arrange for matches all through the Eastern and
Northern States and also, II possible, IN Canada.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

- Inc United States iron-clad monitor Saugus left
key West March l. in tow OF the United States Coast
survey steamer Bibb bound for Havana, where 1t fs
expected Sue will remain for aome time The Blob
returned 10 KeF West March 4.
Lieutenant Commander BENJAMIN F. Day has peen
ordered 70 the Alaska, The order OF Lieutenant
Comnaneer Picking to the Alaska mas been revoked,
ana ne Feha'hs on board the Colorado. Assistant
surgeon hampden Auoick has been detached from
tue warrington Navy Yard aud ordered 10 the Alaa-
lOQQ4lau. ~
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SAILED.

quay. London Indie, Glasgow; Wessr Bremen; Aradnc,
Lodona, New Orleans; Mercedia, Fenandina huntsville
and San Jacino Savannah Champion Charleston Regula-
tor, Wilmington, NC; Louisa Moore, Newbern Isaac Bell,
Richmond, &c; E Knight, Georgetown, Dc.
Wind M sunset
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Criticisms.


PRINCIPLES OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE is the name of
book written oy Cathariue E. Beecher aud Harriet
Beecher stowe New York: J. B. Ford h Coz, upon
the contents Of which We can bestow hearty praise.
t full OF sage counsel and practical information
nestle Ire and acnna,nts her with III tne Means
whereby her home can be made happy ana COM
Portable. We commend the work 10 all our lady
readers.
Mns. JERNINdHAM's JOURNAL (New YORK: scribner
Il COZ is a little gem, and has afforded rs 80 much
pleasure that we regret our inability to give 1t an
extended notice. 1t s story in verse, charmingly
written and full OF incident. Mrs. birmingham tells
her own tale, which ID one OF husband'5 coldness
and neglect, wifes imprudent Irritation, jealousy,
temporary estrangement ana nnal reunion and
earthly felicity.
LEGENDS or THE WARS IN IRELAND by Robert
Dwyer Joyce, NJ. ID. Boston: Patrick Donohoe, con-
tains, In small compass much interesting read ing.
Few countries In Europe, outside Of Germany have
given birth to 80 many beautiful, romantic and
tragical legends as Ireland. Some OF the best OF
these are given IN this book aud thelr perusal will
amply repay the reader for the time expended.
revised edition or "THE GREAT WEST GUIDE FOR
EMIGRASTs'' has been published by Sampson Low,
Son h Marston, OF London II is the work OF Mr.
Z. Hepple Hail and has won . deservedly high re-
puJation for la reliability The present edition con.
tains new map, together with much important ad
ditl0na Information.
HARMONY IN RELIGION, by Roman Catholic
priest Qondon Moifat & co.,, pleads earnestly for
reunion OF all the Christian denominations
Although written from Catholic standpoint, u Is
liberal IN It's views, which are worthy the conSidera
ton OF all who desire Christian unity.
CoURTsHfP AND MARRIAGE, by Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hentz, is another volume added to the handsome
green and gold edition OF Mrs. Hentzs works which
Peterson Il Brothers, OF Philadelphia, publishing
The merits OF the novel are TOO well known TO neeu
recaptuat0n.
HALLowED SONGS fne collection Of sacred
songs with music accomplishments has been re-
vised and repubiishcd BY Mr. Philip Phillips for
prayer and social meetings The book will doubt.
less maintain as 1t deserves 70, the popularity IL
won when Arst published.
THE LAST DAYS OF JERUSALEM, translated from
the second edition by Madame de la Grange tNew
York p. O'Shea) Is a sem-rellglous novel, In which
the last despalrng effort OF the Jews to regain their
Independence and preserve their nationality IL adm
rably and graphically told,
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CHESS MATTERS.
DeImar vs. Brenzinger.

DeImnr vs.. Brenzinger.
The subionei interesting game was contested be.
tween Messrs. Delmar aud Brenzinger the tourna-
ment OF the Brooklyn Chess Club. It derives
additional interest from the fact that up to this point
Mr.. Brenzinger had won twenty five consecutive
games without losing o single one:-
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SUGGESTIVE
1--WE have power advise the subject involved comes
within the limit Of our experiences"
Some doctors profess by inducing similar dis
ease Now IL the experiment made with simple
harmless agents little harm might result though valuable
time might bs lost, which may the loss Of e Blu.
leaving this Of the question, what object ia the
posons But said the quantity Of poison small
very mnuse injury possibly of It. This
weak talk, for are conditions the body when
very minute portion OF poison may cause death. We
cannot detect by weight the poison on or in ths
tooth Of a rattlesnake; the skin may bs scarcely
abraded by the tooth Of mad dog; ye. life los. often
these by this impercepbe quantity Of poison
tany TO the and has not yet been measured by weight
Governments and public should object to the use Of
poisons given medicines for though The may
quick Of snakes dogs scarcely deadly
in the sequel. It merely question OF time Once the
body It is hidden away in cyst. wrapped up bu. to
be unfoldsd when the condition of the body favor
able to its development; and when this occurs
the patien. feels sick, deadly pale, stretches
out his hands, falls back and dies. This may
table, eating soup any .ms when
the circulation of the blood qackened Whoever used
posons agents saye unless he goes TO
work to purge the poison from the body
Further investigations Of science may discover wha. cond
ton body likely develop harmless dose of poison
into Of deadly power That condition does arse
have doubt We the sudden Sickness the deathke
paor the gasp breath, all over We ses too tho
immediate swelling of the body like what occurs fro
deadly po.ons Let physicians OF all schools cease to give
poison remedies Let bleeding, leeches and all anodyn.
be discarded.
1t has been observed that sincere believsrsin
HOMEOPATHY AND HYDRopArHY,
when taken Sick usually de- Thess professionally SO fsr
all young mon; Is only when they ars grated on Ao.
pathic stock they manage live on.
Let believe that when sick is q call to purge,
II we have headache darrhea local swelling
hammaton, admonlshci to purge Thi. is Natures
decree. Those who do her biddings have their re-
ward. Suppose you overheated, overfagued, have
had or taken a cod diarrhaa sets
you stop congestion Of the drop.y sets In
perhaps carries you OF Buff you purge you will
be from these dangers should purge whether
you have the diarh9a the above This done
thorough and good nursing your health will be improved;
you will have of life Read 200 authorities from
physicians, published by B. BRAHDRErH, NJ D., and use
BRANDRETHs PILLS.
ssossR ssR ssD sss os3SEg
a and below cost
K v. HAU0HwOUT L CO.,
corner Broadway and Broome street.
THE TRUE CHLORAL sOoTHER.
j Superior 10 opium, mofphene laudanum, anoiyneee
soothing syrups and all other narcotic poisons giving
sleep and relief from pain to all sufferers.
Refreshing, Harmless, Sure.
Thry-fve cents bottle All druggists and every family
will soon have II. FAME BkOS., IS Maiden lane.
rr,HoMAs n. AaNEw, 260 GREENWICH sTREER
Now York, has reduced The prices Of Teas Coaees Sn.
gars Flour and all kinds Of Groceries, Aoassss and Proy
Eionat to he no
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
k. osn ps:: II
steamship John Gibson, Winters, Alexandria with mdse
R :a w
heavy head seas the gre.ter part Of the split Sails
broke head rails and sustained other damages March H. took
snip aIess Western, canppsAsm. LyeEDeel Jan with
ss 2t lon ss saw brig Lord Clarendon Orb from Asoa
nas. rs e. Ys.
enced rough weather has been days north of Haeras with
Ers Mary Scott Chr, cunhs, London, IS days. in ballast.
WITH heavy d
ss @ A.n s roas sss with
sails &c has been days north of Hattsras with strong
Brig Merriwa tof Portland watcrhouse, MA.anzss u
Win
srs % Sh ssss o1 for
schr Narragansett tof Cleveland Ohio hnsk ardenas
Ssy 10
INA Maas 70 aySe Se ZONES
CO. Had rough weather, with strong norhery gales
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
steamshg Franconia, Bragg Portland for New York. with
schr Anne Wider, Wilder. Eastport, days, for New
schr " Bralnard Mccarthy, Providence for Elizabeth
port:
Scbr Minquas, Heney, Providence Egzabe,hport.
Schr J Burey, Saunders, Providence for New York.
Schr yermilion, Lockwood Providence for New York
M Msehr presi@isnt r den Racket, Clinton for New York
SsI:sIs i
schr Escort Ball. Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Emily, Morrill,, Stamford for New York.
Schr Lyman, Hill, Bridgeport for New YORK.
Schr Tuns Bodne, Mott. Cold Spring for New York
Sehr White Rock, Hubbel, Southport for New York
schr Covoy, French, Southport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Eereus, Bsarse, New York for Boston.
Schr J II Horton, Pierce Virginia for Boston.
Schr Elliott Crowel, Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Nadab, Cheney, Newcastle, DEL for Newburyport
Schr Capitol, Staples Elizahethport for Fall River
Schr Blackstone Worden, Elizabehport for Providence
ach Ida delta Tore, Davis Ezabethport for Providence
Schr Brazos, Kelsey, Elizabethport for Providence
Schr Backnan, Jones, Elzabethport for Warren, RI
Schr RRckett Bro, Brooks Ezabethpo for New Haven.
Schr Salia Burton, Palmer, Ezabethport for Stamford
Schr Nelson, Tutnll, Eizabethport for Portches!er
schr Alexandria, -, Hoboken for Boston,
Schr Baltimore, johnson, Hoboken for Norwich.
Schr Margretta, Worson, Weehawken for Oyster Bay.
Schr IL Prescott. -, New York for Portland.
Schr Lewis, Stapleon, New York for Boston.
schr Onward, -, New York for Nantucket.
Schr w Dewitt, Chase, New York for New Bedford.
Schr Haze, McNamee, New York for Greenwich
schr Geo II sqaires, -, New York for for Stamford.
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Shipping Notes.

Fogerty Co.'S sectional Dock Red Rook has been quite
busy the past two WEEKS having up extensive repairs
schrs John Maitland, and Willie Move; brig Alexander
Mlgan schr jessie Leach Uno, and the
brig Ella has had very extensive repairs.
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ana Mr. BrenZinger resigned.
COMMENTS ON THE GAME.
td} The capture OF this pawn was injudicous He
should have played r TO K Kt4.
(6} He should have moved to K A, and been
contenJed with drawn game.
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Progress of the Tournament of The Brooklyn
Chess Club.

Many very interesting games have been played
during this week. Mr.. Mason contested one game
with Mr.. +. Perrin, which he won, and Mr.. Delmar
was successful In one game with Mr.. Brenzinger.
The score stands as follow5:-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

| DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
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NTILHAU's GOLDEN COD LIVER OiL..P0RE AND
M reliable, fresh and healthy vers and
by any ye Sold By al respectable drug
| gisis. J. MILHAU'S SONS, lS3 Broadway.
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MO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE
IN Seventy thousand by DuBary's delicious health
restoring food THE REyALENTA ARABICA, which re-
good appetite perfect digestion, sound seep healthy
lungs liver and enectuay indiges.
ton (dyspepsia), ha6nal constipation, datuency phlsgm,
cough, asthma bronchs consumpion, all kinds OF fevsrs.
hsemorrhoids, nervous bilious and liver complants sore
hroas catahs colds noises In the head and rhenmA-
sM, gout, impurities, erupons hyseria neuralgia rra
bily scepessness acid papation OF the heart heart
burn hsad.sh siD cramps Dr1.s:. s..s
meat saves fy times tts cost 10 otheg
remedies The Popes health restored by DuBarry's Food
Cure No. e84l3 Rome-Tks health of the Holy Father -
excellent especially since has confined himself entirely TO
DuBarrys kevaenta Arabica Food which has produced
surprisingly beneficial effect bis health and his Honss
praise this excellent food too highly Gazette du
Midi.-Cure No. 64210-Marchioness Of BrehanOf seven
years liver complaint seepe:snsss debility dyspepsia and
loss Of desh Cure No. i,7iLord Stuart De Decies.Of
bic agony from dyspepsia, asthma cough. consips- M
Toiy Cure No 1ss7o-Janes Roberts. Esl Triuey,
reyOf thirty years dseasec lungs spttng OF blood con-
stipaon dcrang and partial Deafness Cure NO.
73445 Trenton, n j., Nov S69I have found Duber-
rys Revacnta Food the sire qua for ndigeshonC O.
Boardan N. D. Sold In tins lb, VI 10 10 lbs $40 also
the Reyalenta Chocolate Yl so per goand IL DgBAERY
CO.. 1ss William street, n Y.:JOHN HENRY Colleg?
druggists and grocers everywhere.
DADICAL CURE WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR
IN detention from business for Structure, ftula riess
the Pelvic ysces Diseases and Deformes OF
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D., 144 Lexiagton avenue.
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SHIPPIN G NE W S.

Almanac for Now York -Th,, Day.
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Weather Along the Coast.
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Marine Disasters.

STEAMER LOUISIANA coldsd with an unknown schr
Crahey Island night OF the 9Th inst The four in
ber were picked up and taken TO the Crausy Island light
house.
Inst reports FEB In the southern edge OF the Gulf passed
several bales OF cotton having been the water but short
time 1t blowing fresh at Che Tina could not pick them
up
inst had been IL days NE Of Henry with heavy wester
y gales boat sprung foretopsaysrd lost maintopga
lanyard and split sails.
BARK tof Pembroke) from ST John NB for Carde-
before reported tho latter port has been
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Passed Through He'll Gate,
unrfNn Snfyru

Steamship Francona, Bragg, Portland for New York, with
indse, TO J r Ames.
schr Percy Colewel Calais, days. for New York, with
lumber, to JED Frye Co.
schr Anne Widor Wilder. Easport, 7 days, for New
York, with fish, to Jed FRYE X Co.
Schr Brainard, Mccarthy, Providence for Elizabeth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
rPublic-No. 1921
AN ACT or tho relief Of presumption settlers In
the State Of Nebraska,
Approved July !. 1870.

r., IL .uacted by the Senate anil House Of Repraent
aiivss Of ths United Hato Of America in Con
ortIs asismbled.
That settlers upon the public doUain within the
limits Of the State OF Nebraska. who, prior to the
iirst day OF January. eighteen hundred and seventy
had filed their declaratory statements under thC
presumption laws for tracts once offered at public
sale and afterwards Included In the lateral limits o.
any withdrawal for railroad grants. where, such
lands were at date OF filing. as Aforesaid. subject 70
disposal under said presumption laws, and who,
The lands 30 settled upon and claimed became sub
ject 10 the designation Of unofered lands, have
failed to mako the proof and payment required BY
law within one year from the date OF alleged settIe-
ment. shall he, and are hereby allowed and author
lied 10 make such proof and payment within one
wear from the passage OF this act, upon showing .
full compliance with oil other provisions OF the pre-
upon the oven.numbered sections. and do not In
clude cases declared TO be invalid by the Conmis
SIoner OF the General Land once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
fPubllc-So. 1871
AN ACT to reduce internal taxes. and for othe'
purposes.
Approved. July II. 1870.
De- IL enacted byihe Senate and Home Of Repree1t
firss ofihe United &ates Of America IN Conore'
o...r,l<d !

-
B:it enaettd Sytss Sssat. GSa H %.,;. 3, 4 Rfp CSnSress
assembled L
That on and nfter the frat day OF May. eighteen
hundred and seventyone, the special taSss ,haPoS Hn
act to provide internal revenue 10 supp9rt Tue g1N-
crnnent, to pay Interest on the PUBLIC Ieot, anu .p
hundred and slxty-four. Us amended BY section nine
Of the Internal revenue act approved July thltteen,
eigeteen hundred and sl1tyI'ix; anu as =, ne annyavea
March two. eighteen hundred and slxtyteVen, III
ami the same are hereby. revealed; but THIS act snai
not be held to repeal a OF y "a any ,si T ssc aHse' or rI he spec.
iaI taxes imposed by the act approved July twenty;
eighteen hundred and slxty.elglIt. entitled An aet
imposing taxes on distilled spirits and Tobacco, ana
for other purposes" or the acts amcndatory thereof
SEC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That on and
after the hrst day of October, eighteen hundred sno
seventy, tile several taxes on sales lmposea " .e
Internal revenue laws now In force, saving ana e1-
cepting such taxes on sales as are by exisung law
paid by stamps, and the taxes on sales OF Leaf tobac,
donestic distnicJ spirits, and wines. Imposed by said
act, approved July twenty. eighteen hunored and
slxty-eieht. and acts anlendatory Thereon, pe' ana inc
same ro hereby, repealed.
SEC. :. Aud Be il further enacted. That on and
after the nrst day OF 0ctobcr, eighteen hundred ana
seventy, the taxes imposed by the internal revenue
are hereby. repcsied, namely: on articles In schedule
A; the special tax on boats. barges aud nats; on leea-
cies and SUGGESTIONS; on passports; anu Oh s'osslo
ceipts.
Src And b, IL further enacted That on and afer
the frstdayofOctober eighteen hundred and seveuty,
the stamp tax imposed In schedule IL on prOnlssory
notes for a less sum than one hundred dollars, anu on
receipts for any sum ofmoncy. or for the payment o.
any debt. and the stamp tax Imposed IN scheuuIeN ',
on canned and preserved fish. be, and me SAME arg
hereby, repealed. And no stamp shall be required
upon the transfer or assignment Of mortgage. where
il or the instrument It secures has been once duly
sIII,s spnsmedi II said Scheduled {, who shall furnish his
or their own die or design for stamps to De used e.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENTS SALES.
NNICKKRRoCKRR GOLD AND

n Silver Mining Compsny.-Assessment sale
No. IA-The shareholders ara hereby notified.
that In aecordanec with the laws OF the State OF
Nevada, and the by laws OF the knlckerbockcr
Gold and silver Mining Company, there will be
sold. at public auction, In front OF the ofiee OF
the Company. in Gold Hill, Nevada. on MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER NINETEENTH, 1870,
between the hours OF thrco and four O'Clock r.
~, 70 many shares OF stock In laid Company,
standing in the names Of the following named
persons, al win be necessary to pay the assess-
ment dae thereon, together with costs OF sale
and advertising. unless the same is paid preyi.
Qua TO the day OF sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

n, IL enacted Ly the Senate aud HoEss Of Represent-
aiircs Of the United States Of america IN Conoress
aIsemtled,
That from the tlme any State legislature snail
b.ye given. or shall hereafter give. the consent OF
such State 10 the purchase by the United states Of
any n tional cemetery mentioned In the Act enti-
cterIes" approved February twenty.second, eight
con hundred and sIxty~even, tho Jurisdiction ana
power OF legislation Of the United States over such
cemetery shall In all courts and places % neM 70 pe
AZ the Constitution OF the United States; and all
Inc provisions OF said act OF February twenty-sfc-
plicsblc 10 the same.
Sec, 2, And be IL further enacted. That II shall be
tho duty OF the Secretary Of War 10 cause copies o.
this present act 10 be sent to the Governor OF AL
such States wherein any Of such national .eemeterics
NAV be situated, to the end that the Legislatures Of
such States may give the consent herein mentioned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

n ~ ~, Eenate and How're Of REprNrnl-
0e eiirrs ofiSs dated Sata @Arssried IL Co"Ore1'
~aIsembled,
Th,t m. secretary OF the Treasury be, and he IL
hereby authorized 20 refund 70 tns UniLsd STATES
~ 4. thc ,rcSslry not otherwise Appropriated, an sums
ncrctofore collected At the ~custom-housc at New
W. W. citv nv way or tonnage taxes upon the vessels
Lrii.H,SS comnapy employed in mall service between
~ Tn,ted States and Brasil, under the provisions
~ ,Se set OF twenty-elght Nay, eighteen hundred
,.hi,shment ofocean mail steamship service between
a. limited States and Braiil." notwithstanding that
s,,cb arms were paid without due legal protest and
snnnsI. nrovided. that satisfactory evidence shall
Z y %nrrninced 10 the said Secretary that at the time
,he ssld taxes were imposed the said vessels were In
Rr,1Ii, specially exempted from similar c~xactlons &c
which other vessels were In the ports OF that coun-
try liable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

Be L saaetsd BY Tie Senate axd HoEIsa( Rsprasnt'
atis~ Of "a. GATED States q AESiea, IN Cow
psss eismblsd E.N. aE
That all that portion Of the western district"
land district, created By the act approved March
three. eighteen hundred and nny-seven, entltled
IAN act to establish three additional Land districts
In the Territory OF KAnsas," which u situated north
OF the townships ten and eleven south In said state,
shall constitute q new land district, to be called the
Republican land district.
Sec. 2. And be It further enacted, That the PresL
dent be, and he Ii hereby authorized, whenever the
public interests shall require. TO appoint by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate. or du,
ring the recess thereof, and untilthe end Of the neri
session Of Congress after such appointment, . regis
TER and . receiver for the district hereby created
who lhal respectively be required 10 reside At tht
site Of their odhces, have tho same powers, response
bllltles and enolumens, and be subject TO the sam
acts and penalties which are or may DO prescribed
by law In relation 10 other land o1ieers OF the Uniteo
States In said State.
Sec. 81 And be Il further enacted. That the public
lands In said district shall be subject 70 sale and dis
posal upon the same terms and conditions as ethel
public lands OF the United States provided, that az
sales and locations made at the once Of the old dls
ttct Of lands situated within. the limits OF the new
district, which shall be valid and right In other re,
spccts. up to the day on which the new once shal
20 into operation, be, and the same arc hereby con
frmed.