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&Orra unb Der ScutIIc Gefam.


gSic bereitS mit0ctbcilt, Il1o ;lpci britttide
llntertbaneu olIrd) oaS @tnid)reIteu zines brt-
tiihen GoniulS aus torca1iifer @eialaell.
itait erl0i't mOroel, ipibreno Die 8tfretung
eileS in dbnlider gage btitnNlld)eu oelltibcn
llntertbancn Ourd) Cilen ocutitct SGeoti5icr
nidlt cr;iclt mer0en founte. JidbtreS bieriiber
bcrIftct cine SrtcitCr Gorreipouocuj Oct yAa
genletuel ,3eituug:" y4uiaH0s Suui ucrllcB
rcr oelltihe S6Ooner ,Gbuiuu" ben djiueit.
iden oafen BON SidifI, nm iih uadj BAL
lett poCr Bort Wiag St bcgC6cr; ais er abcr
Die Nalbtnicl 8orea umldliite, wuroe CT
wdbrcnO zines itartcH 9tebelS BON elmer Str5s
mull9 au1 oell StIalO elmer lSniCl Der Cir
Sanes Sau=9ruppe gCtrteber, lhcterte, unO
Die WtaGlrld)aft rCttcte it'd all Der tortGnlihen
&itlte. Die Oorttgcr Seb6rocu botcu Iid) an,
lie 81 Garoc mad Sti6eiu SltriidSuieuOe1l, iCz
bod NIT Dem Senlcrlen: eS ipcroe i6ueA nid)t
9cltattct lelll, trgcllo etluaS BON Dem geldleiter=
tell Shiiic mit5uncbmCll, welfeS pom oen Noz
rcanerlt ais ibr GtgenIbum Qngeieber lullroell.
Die GbiucieH inter Der Wiauuihutt ud6nleu
oteieS Nnerblctelt an, aber Der @0pitin oc8
ShlffeS, 0r. Sh0lte, mo Die anOeren Dta,
trolcn So9ell IS uor, nit ben Sruet SoOtCn ocS
Sdooners etnc0 urtidiiilng oe5 SOlftS BON
Etdntu19 81 ruagcll. SGS cine oteier SOotc
erretdte Sld)tTu brett, oaS anocre, alf Dem
ith 9apttdn Sh8lte ielbit beiGuo, begeguete
Dem 0ampfer 0Bolo5" pom Der noroamertrn-
nlld)ell @rpeOttlon in Sorea (Ueld)cr btreitS
nod) Slttiu Surittgetcbrt th), mo murOc nit
berettmIllglter @ailfrcluoihait al Sorb AMI,
9el1omrlen. Sn Der Serlpirruug, lu1ltc bci'm
Shtibrutc al Soto bc5 yGbulau" bcrrihte,
mar eth @eld]iie all goro nelieIbeu loSgcgaus
9.lt ltilo bate Dem Gapltdn Sd)0lte CiHtge
ginger Serldlmettclt, mtlbc uHputtrt meroeH
lluBten. 2aS &tad OcS y&buiun" murOc
III Sld)ttl al ben NtetitbiGteuOen Sluei
Gn9ldnoer I'M 80 Yfuuo sterling per-
auBert. Die lleuct Seiigcr beJGbeH ii1 ais.
balo nit etrlcnl OcdtlGcn mo uttlert d)tnciis
Ndell 4rbetEerll III el1er 0ld)ulte 1dd Der
mad Der obetl eruahntcl Sniel, I'M bas 8rGd
iott 81 mad)ell. &aIllI Darel ne leoodl 0Gz
ltlblt an9elaHgt, 10 wuroen lie uoI1 ctHtr jabl.
rclden Ntellge uoll Gorcauert lIn6ingelt, Die
oelE Glropaerl 9dnoe mo StBe ttheltcl, ie
al olde SantbuSrobre banOcn INC IN oaS
SHHere oes Galoes ldleiftel. Die @btleien
muroen tret9elalieIl uIo tehrtcn nab Sihifu
iurlld, no ie oaS Sorgefultnc crSlblten.
Yer ell9ltld)e Captain Selpltt, pelt)er III Nbz
iuelelI1elt oeS AonlIrals oas brttlld)e @cldnuu'
Der ais Jtan9Gltelitr commaHotrte, ertbcilte
logleld Dem SHnIpter nJttHyboue" Sefebl,
NN ila9 Dem erIpabnten gtIanoe 5t begcbell
lllo nGI Dem SfltIale Der orct Guropder 81
ertllnol9en. GuI oelltlher StT5ler bon Der
lcet III 2ldlltu DOR aIter lle8enoel ypertba"
lphroe Der GrpeoltIon betgegeben. Gn Goro
Der Ddlll9oope" beTallo 1lldJ Der tn9llldIe Gon-
llIlt Qesr DtaDerS. Oas J%tellItat oteitr ST.
petition III: oaB Die belocu Gnglauber BON
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StrQRrunurhbruh

VIIUNtWHNI IyUIWIU.
G5 ,uiro rG6ftens bet'm Staotratbe Gin @cIu6 l
Ssrldn9erun9 Der Re9tters, pom Orleans bis 4
pettcilr eingerei6t iueroen. (tt2, s, 49, SO, SAL, 80,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26

lratic augciCbtu wurot, ~Crlptii't lh ais cine
g%eiuuoc, bCtliamc Operation. Die gciuuoc
Democratic, OtrcH NroQraWm mt tem otS
Nru. Sdlui iotutIlA no, brandt Warotrib
tiItu Mtdmulr an ole Spiec ibrcS Fraitotlt.
iGuitv SttmUScttclS III litleu uuo Stur;
wrO nit ittntm madtigtn &tuiluie oitjc
Didutcr trfudbltn btlilu.
9tticS lit cS, mas ole republitauiiheu
Sldtttr, wtlta, mi, Der btcige gAmtrican, ID
een ocutihen Senator uidt gan; t1lorirlu
]fOnncn, utraulaBt, nit ibrtn @5erOummuugcr
NeS v&encBatcn" etnjubOlteu; ie itblH Ole
ungeAelrc @eiabr nm ieoer 2&ulbibrtt lauIl
ole orobcuOc Narutue ms 1foucu b%ringen.
2Scnn tic aber troB nlcr @elobUugeH, uOg
otcieS lttlen iaujtcu SauiclIS tIo ptcer bit.
tenocu Grnabnuugcn 81 rolcn auidNgt, O0HH
mtrocl tbrc Slide Ocm &trrdtbcr utO JtHlt-
gOtcu nm 10 pcrjpcihmlgS0olcr uadihauM,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
S~criamuilungS- g(n3ctgclI.
Soccecr,s Nprlcinnncn.

"a ith ipr oG5 8orbobGu 6rirOrt9 0cftr's. i'm
euuit Der ndGliten WtonGtC cine Jtcile uon Sorlciuus
sen IN ben 3duptitdoten Der linton Su bulteu uOn
NlcH SeiteU tGSIcUbaittile Jnterciie fHnb glbt, lUuree
aud non elmer 9toscu AnSabt unitrer 9teiigtl Mitbiir.
ger or itbnlidfc 2Sunih aciu8rt, btH bodqeibdBz
ten Sorleicr 5u uermogcn, Gui itIRer Iom aud Saltis
more nldt Ju U%ergeilgH.
IS iucrben oGber ole 6reinoe 6ricorid Scdcr's
hermit bOtllhft eingelaoCu, elmer 5ur ndbtrcn Scipre-
hun9 9eIGnuter An8elc9cnbet Gui beute, ben %,
o.. N(t5., Abenos S nbr. i'm SGIHenSiminCr Der
IS uncoreid" ituttinocHbtn 8criammlung rcdt Bublz
reid helj1pobnen. SIM NGRcn SiCler:
tg27-gl 81. Sncius.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
SGuUcrcinc.
Wieucr SaunereiH.

Or n2isbtfiraRsu. Sioupcrcim Tr. 4" bat Gcsa
ten Sonncria9 AbeRo, ben u. Sept.. ieinen aEiarg
aenommen. ATE, Die nod %bettreten ponen, fno b6Is
It1it eriudt, i'm Setiamlnlungetotate bel SartHann
sSiclncr, Rr. sac, Gi9btItraie, uabe rem
Gruhfrafen . Me arfte, nd i,bcn 3onnerfa Q
4btnb u $ ubrt ein5uitnocn, od Die sritc GiHJa1uIu9
SonncritaS, ben IS. Septcmbev 1871, it0ttftnoet.
Sic Wabl Der Yeamlten bat Iatt9ciunben. 10
Sob. II. &euttng, RrGibcnt;
Sub. Sd,ulJ Sbagm
(229-31) Sciepb S0bmlcin, Sttrrtir.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auucrcin CIR, 2.

Diit9lieocr obt8en Seretne iino eriu6t, luescn mid
tiger Scratbune beute, oen 26. Septbr. abCnoS
s llbr, I'M ScretnSfotale 5n eridetnen. Ribteri1ei=
ncnoe baben lid ben gcmabten Scidlllffen 81 iigen.
(22s-9l Cob. SdrI Jdgcr, Setr.
Der nrrr ,BublirsS auurrein Nr. 3"
usriammctt ii6 bente, ben 26. Sept., Abcnos s
ubr, uno iebeH fot9enocn9 ienitag bel Srr. NJ poser
ali Der Rurbpf Gcfe Ger maoifons une Gniors
citrate. AGe Dieienigcn, welbe GnleibeH luiins
iden, fOrnen prompt ~bcirieoi0t tueroen. Seine Ser
%looiung! Scr uolt Wertb zines antteils betid9t 500.
SIM Iuitru9c: y. SSeftpbdl, Rrii.;
y. N. Mlbred,t, Sctretir;
t22S-W Is, Mplfmar, Shabm,
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Nlrurr Wnmnrrrin-

Iuf Iniuden pielgr DGupcrctn5Ircunoe baden mir
uns entidIoiicn, eineu nguen Sauueretn gu %sriiHoen.
Ile Dtelcnigen, lpeIdc gutt baden, id eirem 9lten
%bierourd CirGslaoeu, lid uGGiteu I pmnerfas abeno
nm s lbr bel Srn. Sbriftlan Sranf in 9tr. 800,
Str:Sharpftrd6e, CluBufnocH, nm ibrc antbCile 5u
anndbme ~Oorgele9t mo oOe GtHidreibcselo rr6oben
lUtrocn. '. Mrnbruft, prop. BrGi.:
4. Nrpgcr, prop. Sice = 4rdi.;
g. Sranf, prop. Sbagm.;
t229-3D 6. strirte, prop. Scfrctlr.
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0ilnilrsNunn.

sJerein fir Sebeueper Id,crung, Sranfcnslnters
ftiisung uue Sucperatipipeien.
SotUobl Sebens-, ais aud StitpOlicen iUer6en bon
elmer inc ]orporirten SebeusUeritherun9s @eieli ID att
oes Sta0tcs ytelu= 9ort auSgcgCbeu.
observation-disclosures iteben Dollars pro @9obe.
Jtdberc AustunIt ertGciien ole uutOrtitrtCn Igentcn
oPs Suuhc6. Dis.t3,11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
Scutidcr Crben 0cr n6aruoari, "

Den Diit9Itcoeru btcne biGrmit 5ur Slahrtdt, 0n6
bic erte 10 20 q cHtIi1e StH5abIuRg Der
attien gcrcfis Der onGCfGuIttn SulG hcitG,
ben 70. Q. Wits., rs ltbr gbtnos, in Ger neuen safe,
Wr. as, observation-disclosures, iIatttnoet. Sic
SorRiuution ltrgt Sur @iHiidt Dor.
SIN @~ultruge oes SerIUalmngsratbcs:
(227-yl Suhduues 8eiugr, Scfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
WalIlcnsg5nnn Wr. 1.

nSrteu oerriniatcr fcutidier M1edhauifer."
Ae9en trtngenber @Ciniite iinb ule Wiit0lieoer
eieicS Sunoee jur ~ eneruIzYeri a mml un a auf
beute, pen 26. sept, abenbs : lbr, tin9tll6eu.
t221-9l ~, m. = oils, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
3@auMSaG&aHN
Die SNceS,Cbc 05Ghu1oSd,jup

1T fie beiiebtcffe in ZEN SGmilien,
tlr Sbnciocr, Sltiotrlnahc uno SamtlicnsQr Die
bette in or gSttt. Ntan ucriCble ntdt, lie Bu unter=
Iubcu. Strtauit nui mouutGt1s !3ablun9tH bu oen
uieorlgiten Saorprciicn.
&trtaul5JtmlnCr Orr. 80, Rure ; EharlcSHr.,
III SrtlltGurer SoaenbauiG. (AuQi0.fS)
TO c5mggcnheimer & SSeiI, Tr. 157, Q8cltzBaGz
t%tlnorel d6c, BADEN Die groBte uno 6t1igitc gu5pabI
uon S4rclbmdtertatten In Der Stabt mo ~bciorgtn
blbihe SruiiahCn. (V{drlG Iaj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26

Dan gebe 5n &. G5anfs,
INN Rdbmafd,insn ~ saufen.
UNI 4d9mai d. n n rcpGrirt tu erbaltsn.
ptan 9Cbe Sn /. GIANTS,
nm Spnli1ifie, WubeIn II. I. 10. An tautcn,
Riuiscr nnr be1er, ais on iraenO eincin anoern
ElGgG,
NGbnnaidtncn Chants,
Ede Der Gombaro= uno Sharp Strafe,
Der "9ritcn SaptiiteuzSirde. acpenuber. (Des6 1S)
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30 @outo 2 8ilde BON If 9eRts bis Su SO pro,
BUD Bapter, uorrdtbi9 uuo aui Seitsluna 9emabf
pon 9u0gen Beim or q gEett, 6abritontcH uuo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Orr. f57, SFcSf:SSal-
ttmurcGtrdJe. (UtIrBtG,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
0cl0 ans,uletbeW.
0elncr aus,ulriaen!

B%erioneu, iuelhe e5etber in eummsn uon 800, 500
$500, 500, 5000, $500, 500, $500, $500, 5000
5000, $iIO0, $1,000, $4,000 o6er ir9eno cine helicbt9c
Sumlne 81 lctben rpiiniden, lpollen ~9siGuigit bet %,
SpbedD, Uidlter, gtr. 4, @ourtlanoitr., uoriprehsn.
IRA
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.iiD : 8altimnrsr 8auncrrin

Der uSu0 : SultimDrer SaubCrrin
Wr. s"
bat bcutc, ben 10. sept, ieinen Qtnldng 9euornz
men. Nle, Die nod beitrCtcr iuolen, iino treunoltdit
CingclaoCn.
@criummtunqslotat: Rr. f54, Grp6Strabc, bel
SrI. Q. Sd)atcr jeocH 9ienGfag 4henb q 5 ltr.
81. Sielffcim, 4rGi.;
Nuaeiiu Sdtb, Sdabm.;
ash. Steiuniiucr, Sctr.;
Gientinsn s. SHilfon,
(227-9) NopUfatGn oc5 geretHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
NchrrrsN eriammlunn.

Waittpodl, ben 81. 0. Dtts., abcnos llbr, Ser
idmmluna oes biei9cn heutidl : dmeritanifa,cH
Sebrcroereins in Der SiunSidIule. ~Jfeterat: Ser
Spro4s untetri6t in Den bciorn ertcU Sduliabrcn."
Den YfitelteoerH itrbt Cs irti, 6reunbe cluSutlbtcu
uHo porSui9la9eH.
(22g-3O) Crtiuuuu, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26

gBesen 9eratbung mIditgcr @eibitte werScn bic
Witt9licoer eriudt, beute Ibeno, ben rs. Sep
TENDER, uin as uBt In lbreil Ycriamnlun9slot In
Der aWtetdnora-Snle" Su crideinen.
t228-9) Gonrab MtDller, GdrittiGbrcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
Nu- Ell VINO CATALINA

Dhoipu y G"t"'" ~otth Oohah+
Sotuoll, Ql5 aud i'm lBodeHblattc. (Nu9. 3l,2.p)
En- Sefdunt i'm adbung fir 2iamor:6dneIer!-
0Gs rcue Sunoe5iteucr = BUD fitr Seitlldtenre uno
GfeIhiiii rcr, aui's Bette aisgelattet, SI BADEN bel
" uggCrbeimer Il WCtG, 0ruder unb Ydpicr=
6duoler, gr. 157, gBcit 8 YGltimoreitraBc, 5n 50 pro
Bud. tWidrBi6,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
Weiicr RnuDcrciu,

VENNEE NWUUNTtEWe
aae, iucIde itd einem neneu 9auuerrinc Nuihtie=
Gen i%uolcn, iino bDHihit crilbt, i6 bcutc, &c.
Ssptbr., abcnt6 s Ibr, bel Sari Reid,crSperaer,
Vr. 235, alice Mnnftrd6e, etu5uiiuoeu, no Die
5lucitc SeriammIln8 itattfiuoct une 5ueleb oe Sim
ltretbeGebtbren erbobrn lurrben. Sbon 800 gntbCte
iino dnaemeloet.
Seinrid, S'rogarnnnn, prop. Brill;
Spiepb Sd,rcier. prop. Sbasln.;
l22l-9l Sjcilridl Nicnin ann, prop. Getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26
Ncne &m3eigcn.
Wautctts0nti3.

UallicttsWnti3.
Gs miro uon ben Dirsern Baltimore IS eabitti9t,
bic 9Glegater Sur =Sonpention am
nIt ten Sreitaa Nbenb in Der Sale bes nDiurplanos
5nititnteo" nit einem Sanfeti su beebren. Da pteies
nur Elm Snbicriptions $ Santett LII, 10 perben ieine
Stletc als9e9eben. Sehcr, Der Su uncridreibtn
piini6t, fam 6tcies burth Ginienbun9 BON einblnoert
Dollars oher msbr on Srn. Roberf VI. Stirfiunr,
Soriietr pcs SinanJz@omite's, bepertitelteer. Sas
lnauo, Der gu unterBsidner luiinitt. iibergansen ba-
ben. Die SubicriptorSsSlhc lperbeu Wfitt,pufb,
oen q. September, Ifitta8s II nbr, 9eidloiicu. Sm
anltra9c tss SorfscrS.
20. Sept. 1871. i229l
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30 aniseber Der 3abtun9 an DAB. Names CD
Den.
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DritsS aBrtteitr.z Spars8erei Wr. I.

Der untrr rem obi9en Hamen befaunt ~9eInabte
ncue Berlin ~erireute lid lcBttn Wiittlpoh etneS Sablz
retbeu Seiufes, Die Yeamten luuroen erpdblt,
uno iinbet ndhten NIittmpd, ole erlte @insablun9
itGtt. ale, ce oieiem 8ercine betSutreteu ipliuS9er,
IperOen iUobltbun, 81 criheirtn bel y. Sriiancr,
ode ecr Sapettes une Nrdbitrane. 5lr aultrase:
(227-9) Dan. mteuici, Sefr.
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Qll1,cine.
SrihIitSs Wu,ginr

Der lluterBci6ncte m'o6t icinsa 5ftsunbcu uno Ses
%tanrten, ioUie Dem 9ceBrtcn Puhtitum itCrbaupt
hermit %btiannt, oaB er bic bisbcr pom u. Srduoc(
aciibrte Srauerei an @drriiou= Sane unb Baltimore
Str. (6reberid 9 Juoo) tintlt6. on i6 9ebrdht bat
tno Ole oanttt uerbuHoene gStrtbidatt an 1. Stto6er
c~roifucn miro.
Seielungen aui Bier lUcrccn BON bieler 2cit an
Cnt9e9cnQenommcn- Scb. SduItbein,
trllber 9rauneiier in ofimann's Sraucrei.
(Nun. 2S-0ftn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-26

9s- anf9eber Der I3abhing an 'Gpa maria Gruus
ger N 9ieteenfels 1T erin pt, in Der Sspec. b. SI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24


June eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That sec
ton four OF an act entitled An act to fur
Their provide for giving effect TO the various
grants of public lands to the State of Ne
so as to read as follows: And it is further
enacted that the lands granted to the State
OF California for the establishment of an
agricultural college by the act of July
second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
and acts amendatory thereto, may be
selected by said State from any lands
within said State, subject to pre-emption,
settlement, entry, sale, or location, under
any laws of the United States. Such
selection may be made in any legal
subdivisions, adjoining by sides, SO as
to constitute bodies of not less
than one hundred and sixty acres !:
or they. may be made in separate subdivi.
sions of forty, eighty or one hundred and
twenty acres, respectively; provided, that
this privilege shall not extend to lands
upon which there may be rightful claims
under the presumption and homestead laws
nor to mineral lands; and provided further.
that IL lands be selected as aforesaid; the
minimum price of which is two dollars and
fifty cents per acre, they shall be taken
acre Tor acre in part satisfaction of the
grant, and the State of California shall nav
to the United States the sum of one dollar.
and twenty-five cents per acre for each acre
so selected, when the same shall he natepted
to the State by the United States: provided
further, that where lands, sought to be Sc
lected tor the agricultural college. are I'M
surveyed, theproper authorities Of the State
snail fle statement to that effect with the
register of the Initial S+ax.- - <,f4sco
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24

THE COURTS.


Injunction against the State Treasurer
Mr.. II. Newgass, through his attorneys.
Hornor a. Benedict, has iled petition in
this court praying for an Injunction to re-
strain Antoine Dubuclet, State Treasurer,
from paying any warrants kout of the free
school fund until his own warrants ON that
fund, which amoEnt to over seventeen thou
sand dollars, be paid. The petition alleges
that the Treasurer has paid and is paying
warrants on that fund according to a regis
tration Of his own, and that he has fire.
quently and persistently refused to pay the
warrants Of plaintiff.
Id view Of these facts, which the petit
TONER alleges work to bis loss and injury,
an injunction was prayed for to restrain the
Treasurer from paving any warrants on SAID
fund until he shall be paid.
Judge Emerson ordered the injunction to
issue, on the plaintiff giving security in the
sum Of $1,000.
William Weber VS. A. E. Billings and
City of New Orleans Recorder Weber,
with whose recent deposition from Office
the public are familiar, has filed a petition
in the Eighth District Court, pray ing that a
writ offnjunction issue, eDjoining and pro-
hibitine the city OF New Orleans, through
Benjamin r. Flanders, Mayor, from paying
said A. Z. Billings any part or portion OF
the salary of Recorder of the Fourth Dis
trict'of the city Of New Orleans. for the un-
expired term Of said Office. to wit: from the
first day of june. 1871, to the fourth of
April, 1877; amounting in the aggregate to
the sum of S2085 66ss
The petitioner specially reserves the right
to sue for any and all damage which lie
may have OF may yet sustain in the
premises, and prays that after due proceed
lngs are had the said injunction be made
perpetual; that A. K. Billings be made a
party hereto, etc.
Judge Emerson issued rule nisi, COM
handing the defendants to show cause on
Tuesday, the twenty ninth instant, at eleven
o'clock, why an injunction should not issue
as prayed for.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24
Interesting to Ciain,ants.

General Cushing, counsel for the United
States government before the international
commission Of United States ana Spain. las
inclosed to claimants copy of the conven-
ton under which the commission has been
organized, and of the regulations adopted
by same for the guidance of claimants, to
all of which he solicits their immediate at
tention. Several claims thus far have been
filed. Much time, however remains for
similar initiatory proceedings. as arbitrafors
will not meet before the first Monday in De
cember next, and proceed to call aud hear
any case or cases which may at that time be
ready tor hearing.
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[GENERAL NATERE-Ko. Sc.
AN ACT to restore Robert Boyd, junior, to
the active list of the navy of the United
States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be author
lied to nominate, and, By and with the adj
vice and consent of the Senate, to appoint
Robert Boyd, junior, now on the retired
list, as commander on the active list of
the navy.
Approved March 3, 1871
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24
lPunLlc-No. Isl

An ALL % repeal the preamble of an act
n relation to the National Theological
nstltute, approved April twenty-second,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States
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uFeu Ieeb OeiOW any point. OF Salu cnannel
span, and in such case no draw shall be re-
quired in said bridge; all the other spans of
said bridge, which cover the Ohio river, to
low water mark, shall have clear head
way of not less than seventy feet above
low water mark, and the otNer spans of the
said bridge, extending to each shore, NAV
be made of lesss elevation than seventy feet
above low water mark, to accommodate a
regular grade for the approaches to said
bridge. And when the foregoing require
ments shall have been complied with by the
said Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Com
pany, the location of said bridge, its struc-
cures and approaches, shall thereupon be
deemed to be legalized, and declared to
be lawful structures, and shall be recog-
nlZed and known as post route. The
plans for changes In such bridge, made ne
cessary by this act shall be submitted bv
said company to the Secretary of War for
his approval. And, in the event of the
Bridge Company making the changes pro-
vided for in this act, it shall be lawful for
the said company, after they shall have
made the changes in said bridge, and the
approaches thereto, as herein provided, to
file their bill in equity against the United
States IN the circuit court of the United
States for the southern district Of Ohio, and
full jurisdiction is hereby conferred upon
sad court to determine: first. whether the
bridge, according to the plans on which it
has progressed at the passage of this act,
has been constructed SO as substantially to
comply with the provisions of law relating
thereto; and, second, the liability of the
United States, if any there be, to the said
company by reason of the changes by this
act required to be made; and if the aid
court shall determine that the United
States is so liable, and that said. bridge was
SO being built, then the said court shall
further ascertain and determine the amount
of the actual and necessary cost and ex-
penditures reasonably required to be in
said bridge and its approaches. as
hereby authorized or required, in
excess Of the cost of building said bridge
and approaches, according to the plan pro-
posed, before the changes required BY this
act to be made. And the said court Is here
by further authorized and required to pro-
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GENERAL NATURE-No. GIL
AN ACT confirming the title to certain



Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
title to the land certified to the State of
Iowa by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office of the United States, under an
act of Congress entitled San act confirming
a land claim in the State of Iowa, and for
other purposes" approved July twelve.
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, in ac-
cordance with the adjustment made by the
authorized agent of the State of Iowa and
the Commissioner of the General Land Of
flee, on the twentyfrst day of May, ammo
Domini eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
and approved by the Secretary of the In
terror on the twenty-second day of NAV,
ammo Domini eighteen hundred and sixty
six, and which adjustment was ratified and
confirmed by act of the general assembly
of the State of Iowa. approved March
thirty-one, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, be, and the same is hereby ratified
and confirmed to the State OF Iowa and It's
grantees, in accordance with said adjust
ment, and said act of the general assembly
of the State of Iowa; provided, that nothing
in this act shall be so construed as to affect
adversely any existing legal rights or the
rights of any party claiming title or the
right to acquire title to any part of said
lands under the provisions of the so-called
homestead or pre-empted laws of the United
States. or claiming any part thereof as
swamp lands
Approved March 3, 1871
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GENERAL NArURE-No. $751;

An act making appropriations for the SER
vice of the Postofice Department for
the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and seVenty-two, and for other
purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America IN Congress assembled, That
hereby, appropriated for the service of the
Postofice Department for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, out of any moneys in the treasury