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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01
GENERAL NATuRE-No. 81

IdENERAL NATCRE-NO. D.
AN ACT making appropriations for the
payment of invalid and other pensions of
the United States for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seY-
enty-twO.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled, Tkat the
following sums be, and the same are here
by, appropriated out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the payment Of pensions for the year ending
the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and
seventy-twO:
For army invalid pensions, and for fur
nishing artificial limbs or apparatus flor re-
section, or Communication therefor, as pre-
vided by acts of April twenty four, eighteen
hundred and fOrty-six; July fourteen,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two; June six,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six: July
twenty-sevcn, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight; and July eleven, eighteen hundred
and seventy, nine million five hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
For revolutionary pensions, and pensions
OF widows, children. mothers, fathers,
brothers and sisters of soldiers, rs provided
dred and eighteen; May fifteen, eighteen
hundred and twenty-eight; June seven.
eighteen hundred and thirty-two; July four,
eighteen hundred and thirty six; July seven,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight; March
three, eighteen hundred and f0rty-three;
June seventeen, eighteen hundred and
torty-four; February twenty, eighteen hun
dred and forty-seven; February two, July
twenty one, and July twenty-nine, eighteen
hundred and fcrty-eight: February three.
eighteen hundred and fifty-three; June
three. eighteen hundred and ifty-eight;
July fourteen and seventeen. eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-two; june thirty, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four; July TWENTY-FIVE.
eighteen hundred and sixty-six; and Juiv
twenty seven, eighteen hundred and sirfv.
eight; and for compensation to the pension
agents and expenses Of the agencies. and
fees for preparing vouchers and adminis-
tering oaths, nineteen million dollar. -
For navy invalid pensions, including the
compensation to pension agents, expenses
Of the several agencies, and fees for pre-
pairing voucheEs and sdministeuinr eS5hs,
and for f1ruiahing artificial limbs o. up
therefor, - provided BY aSts Il April twea-s
ty-threevG eigA1eeas hnndroa: fobienEy,i
twenty, lG6AtssA hueed cd fHtyseeggnj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

,rsu.arasa - Il - ~
.s01gnYsSoF -! r.. II !! !.. -
tSMe - fs - e eoisSI IT q Z 80,
lafihess Healgh1 ~ sassas
truth s fheGo wse1s:
Under ~ uane 6 law ~ haye atded
ee.tsia - k.sSsss-wno - - e
lSIefcfs ffom your railroad. apd nov wo
have - further uee FOR yea; goa are Wel-
ooase 70 return 70 TuscaIoosa d 30 70 the
devil. To odd Injury - insult, = stron4
effort was made 6y the ssjmmacu1n4on Dis
tsict Attorney 6outhwosth to impose the
costs, amounting to several huAdrod dol
lars, upon the respondents, and b nearly
succeeded in carrying the additional peint.
Hero u . highhanded preoedent ostab-
liehcd which should be thoroughly YEA
tilatsd all over tho country. And let I'll
honest corporations b ON theiI guard, ex-
pectlng their contracts to be a1nullod and
their laborers driven OF BY any Huprincipled
men who happen 70 have the requisite
amount Of greonbacks to cot The accOmmo-
dating machinery Of recent lay in motion,
to carry out their. rascality successfully.
We must express our surprise at the pc
culiar want Of sensitiveness upon the part
# Judge Woods sc the inproBer n.s made
believe that judge OF the South, in the
good old days, would have allowed any
man or set Of men to thus violsto the
letter and the spirit Of the lswi Thrust
have been apparent to the judge that
the petitioners and their abettors were
themselves guilty Of the crime charged
against Mr.. ]. c. Stanton, and were Illegally
restraining the Chinese of their liberty.
With all the evidence Of this great oifense
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01
. GENERAL NATrRE-No. 81
AN ACT ceding certain Jurisdiction to tn
81 State of Ohio.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United states OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
iuriediction over the place purchased for the
location of the "National Asylum for Dis
~bled Volunteer Soldiers" under and by
virtue Of the act of Congress Of March third,
eighteen hundred and sixty-fve, entitled
can act to incorporate Q National Military
and Naval Asylum for the relief OF the 70
tally disabled officers and men Of the vol
unteer forces of the United States" and the
act Of March twenty.first, eighteen hundred
and s,xty-six, amendat0ry thereto, and upon
which said asylum is located, is hereby
ceded to the State Of Ohio, and relinquished
by the United States. And the United
States shall claim or exercise NO jurisdic-
ton over said place after the passage OF
this act Provided, That nothing contained
in this act shall be construed to impair the
powers. and rights heretofore conferred
upon the board of managers of the National
Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, in
corporated under said act, in and over said
territory.
Approved, January q, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

Mrs. Bella French, in her Westera Pro
gress, in giving an account of her visit to
81. Paul and her lecture, says:
Several of the first ladies of St. Paul met
NJ at the close of the lecture, kissed NJ, and
babe us ''God speed" in the good work.
as If they wished to kiss us, but were too
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01
(GENERAL NATURE-No. 10. 8.
AN ACT for the relief of Arnton smith

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That Arm
ton Smith have leave to make new appli-
cation to the Commissioner of Patents for
the extension Of the letters-patent granted
to him for an improvement in plows, ON the
sixteenth day Of January, eighteen hundred
and fifty five, for fourteen years from said
date, in the same manner as he could have
done at least ninety days before the expira-
ton Of said patent, and that the Commits
sioner Of Patents be authorized to consider
and determine said application in the Same
manner, and with the Same effect, a. If it
had been fled ninety days before the expirar
ton OF the patent; Provided, That any such
extension Of said patent shall not affect the
rights to continue to use such improvement
in plows Of any person who, since the six
teenth day Of January, eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine, and prior to the approval Of
this act, may have procured, and at the time
of such approval shall be using, said inn
prOvement in plOws.
Approved, January 81, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

[REsoLUTIoN OF GENERAL NAruRE-No. ~
A RESOLUTION directing the Secretary
of War to sell Bergen Heights Arsenal.
Resolved by the Senate and House Il
Representatives of tho United States Of
America in Congress Assembled, That the
Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, au-
thorized and directed to sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, the lands and
tenements belonging to the United States,
situate in the county of Hudson and State
Of New Jersey, and known as the Bergen
Heights arsenal. The sale shall be made ON
the ground after thirty days notice in the
Newark Daily Advertiser and Newark Eve
ming Courier, papers published in the city
Of Newark; in the Daily Times and Eve.
ming Journal, papers Published in Jersey
City, New Jersey; and in the New York
Times and New York Tribune, papers pub
lished in the city of New York; and the pro
ceeds arising from said sale shall be paid
into the treaaury of the United States; and
the Secretary Of War is hereby authorized
upon the said sale to make good and sutfi-
Gent conveyance Of the said property to the
purchaser or purchasers thereof.
Approved, February 3, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01
GENERAL NArURE-NO. II.
AN ACT to divide the State of Virginia
into two inl1icial distriote.


AN ACT to divide the State of Virginia
ll' into two judicial districts.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
counties Of Albemarle, Allegheny, Amherst,
Appomatox, A[u1gusta, Bath, Bedford,
Bland, Botetoufr1t, Buchanan, Bucking.
ham, Campbell, Carroll, Charlotte, Clarke,
CRAIG, Cumberland, Floyd, Franklin, Fred
erick, Fluvanha, Giles, Grayson, Green,
Montgomery, Nelson, Patrick, Page. Pni,
ask. httsylvania, Rappahannock, Roanoke,
Rockhridge, Rockingham, Russell, Scott.
Smyth, Shenandoah, Tasewell, Washington,
Wise, Wythe, and Warren, of the State Of
Virginia, shall hereafter. constitute . new
judicial district Of the United States, and Is
called tho western diatxict Of Virginia: and
the circuit and district courts of the United
eentes foe said Western district. Of .Virrinia
eAaA % lad at Lynehbprg, DanviIle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

rREs0IurIos OF GENERAL NATUxE-No. o.
JOINT RESOLUTION declsretory Of the
meaninrl of the act entitled An ACT =
relluoe internal taxes, and for other Pur-
noses approved July fourteen, eigntcen
hundred and seventy.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United STATES 2,
America in Congress assembled, Ihas an
fOreion merchandise which arrived % 9 poft
of the, United States on or before the tnirty
first day of December, eighteen hundred
ana seventy, and not entered or transIerrc :,
to q uublic store or bonded warehOuse, snaL
be entitled to the benefits of the twenty
sixth section of an act entitled /" An ACT 10
reduce internal taxes, and tor other puf-
poses," approved July fourteen. eighteen
hundred and seventy, the same a. such mer-
chandise would have been entisled 10
had it actually been in public store
tr bonded warehouse ON or prior
Is, the thirty-first day OF Decem-
her. eighteen hundred and seventy: ITO
yided, That the owner of such merchandise
shall, within thirty, days from the passage
of this resolution, make application therefor
in writing to the collector OF the port ~
which such merchandise arrived. :.
SIC. 9. And be it further resolved, That
the eaid act il hereby further amended ~
inserting the word " herein" in the twenty
first section thereof, between the words
" otherwise" and "provided," wherever the
said words occur together in the said secnon,
and this amendment shall take effect from
and after January first, eighteen hundred
~. Approved s january 30, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

AN ACT. granting to the Utah Central Rail
road Company right of way through
the public, lands for the construction Of Q
railroad and telegraph.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of
right Of way through the public lands be,
and the Same is hereby granted to tho Utah
Central Railroad Company, corporation
created under the laws Of the legislative ~
sembly of tho Territory Of Utah, it, sue
cessors and assigns, for the construction of
8 railrUad and telegraph from : point q Or
near Ogden City, in The TeEzitafy e Utah,
te Salt Lake City, n aqid TeEs1teEy; 80
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NICHOLSON'S BULLETIN.
FL F. NICHOLSON,
(SucccPsor to W. F.. &. Harrison,)
I3S West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.

JHhOlssaIe aud R'taI.
ZINE 0ilChromo Of Gen. n. E. Lee. Baekgam.
Il mon BOards aud Chess.
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TOY Books, Paper Dole, Games. Dime and
F.. F. NICHOLSON,
ISS West baltimore strcet.
10000 DIME Novel; and s SY,;;S; Gov
l3S West Baltimore street.
10000 NOVELS Is 1 At, Five Cents. 5000
Eff. NICHOLSON,
l3S West Baltimore street
S,OOO Novels at One Dollar. ''OOO
r.. r NICHOLSON,
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DuoToGRAPHIC. Writing, Autographic and
Mental Albums; War Maps and War Scenes.
r +. NICHOLSON
lSS West baltimore street.
HANDSOMELY Bound 1T Books, Initial Note
EF. NICHOLSON.
l3S West Baltimore street
uAWK'S Foun tain en-perEect-indispensable
S'OUO Bound Books. on all suljCCts.
r. F. NICHOLSON
1873 West Baltimore street
Bibles: Prayer Books, Hymn BoOks; Stercoscopes
and Views. all pEices; Black, Blue. CaTmIne,
Violet; Rcd. IellOI, and other Colored Inks;
AlIthe Weekly Papers; All the Monthly
Magazines, a u tho New Novels,
aS soon Issued; Anything
and Everything in the
BOOK. NEWS AND STATIONERY LINE.
PasS Books. Butcher Books, Milk Rocks. Memoran-
DUNE, Letter Balances-9 IS cCnts, Back Numbers of
weekly PaPcrs At half price, Exquisite ChrOmOs and
Autographs of German Generals, Autographs of
Pretty ERces, Pocket BOoks-All qualities.
Wholesale or retail. Dealers vii md GurStoek de:
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November 81. 1870.
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WATCHES and JeWeIry repaired on the most
IeseSnaobe teSnSSat L. DlNKLES
AVkUs'%S' JSwelFy Store.
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r. RION LUCAS,
Shenandoah Street, Harper's Ferry. W. Va,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, LIQUORS & PROVISIONS.

HAS constantly on hand a we'll selected Stock Of
Java. LaguyTa and Rio COhees Refined and
Brown Sugars. & reen and Black TeAs, Syrups Sp,-
ceS, and everything usually found in a we'll regu-
lated GROCERY STORE.
The Highest Market Price paid for all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE Tall and examine my
Stock. u. RON LUCAS.
HArPer's Ferry. July 10. IS7O-tf
RoUND.ToP Cement and Lime. by the barrel,
IL always on hand and tor sale by
IIarPcF's Ferry. Dee. ID. X. RON LUCAS.
A LARGE assortment of Shepherdstown Crock
~ cry Ware. for PAis low by
II"rPcr's Ferry. Dec. Is. n. RON LUCAS.
A CHOICE stock Of Chewing aud Smoking To-
~ bacc", IN hand aud for sale low hv
HArper's Ferry. Dec. - r. RIOS LUCAS.
'fNHOICE Old Rye Whskey aud French brandy
~ for medicinal purposes, for aaIr nv
nRrPcr's Ferry, APTiI'7I d. RON LUCAS
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LAlNPS and LAMP nnnne-

CST received = large and veil seIected s,oek ~
KOUSD BURNER, WHICH EtTes ,Sr;Sis y. t,..s
light as the ordinary burSeTs Alec. Pore-I.i.
SnSoss; &C. n procure t'eTman siUdent's Lamp By
nay lamp: will 1T any SiEs.
November r. VS. MASON.
Il oBACCO. both chewing asd sDokip1. 49, -,
April :. 1911. " MAsoN.s Drug store
A Ii the popular Hair Dres'iDEs and Hair Dyes
'"' see Dy VS.. MASON.
ITO get Eesh and TeIisbIe DruRs. Cbemj-,I. -,
= the best Patent Medicines ~ vel % VVio6osS
Glass, Lead ,COOTs. Oils, VaTniahrS and Pu,Iv n,
April :. ISL. MAsONs Drur Store.
A W. MASONS you will 6nd . choice ,.l.e.
DEOF Store CaIIespeeiaI afienIion 10 b StsS -
stationary, whieh be will sell cheaper than eaES
LOOPS MALT EXTRAcr- ,h....r go,
= fO' Dy'PeP'ia; soOghs. boarsspess, ae., %
Ws. MAsON'S Drug store
RoWAN's BITTERs-Tbe Rre.t.st TO-.
PepSia. Liver eOmpIaint disesse 81 ~ r;S ~
and General Debility. CeTti6ed and prc,rr;bSJss
Dire Macon. s.aitb Riehs rsson aSS Sss.Is
" ~ - 's''s' - i''''''S''' S1lf bE.sow
RoLED aod Rav Li9ss.S Oil. Is-i.. p.
- White Lead. Bra1dObs Of All eoIor, CO
ADD Paints Of All kinds, cold ebeapeT ti.a ~ .s
store II the Valley. N q 6SneF
SODA WATERING have inst oppne6 -. 90.
- ;SI tOr tDe eesson' aBd would sdViGo thoGS
"ArStie SODA Water" feeling aa1urt3 - H ~
s ,11eIe iniersor 70 nO9e IN purity. OF FIavorfIS
iOund fFesh and delicious. Also CreHm SoScSS.ISSS
eny a'Vor desired. Call and be ronVilesd. 'N
W. Eo9Id call espeeieI attention 70 on, P,,,.
original eask. Pore Bourbon Whi,si.S. ~. ~ NE
sssrry: Native GFape anS Madeira Wi6e5osii
nHANHTWE5 mr. . ---o,-.-
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POLITICAL.
BILLY MARsH's BRIDE.
NJ cHiGuITA.

~ ChIOuITAs
Half an hour till train time, cir,
An fearful dark night too,
I1 T;!s look =. .!i the switch ligh.,; Tom;
''On time 20 we'll, zee, guesS So
Left the last station all right
She'll come round the curve q hYiE'-
Bill Mason comes up tonight.
You know Biu' No, Hes engineer;
Been on the road all his life
III never forget the InoTnir'
tie married his chunk of \ wife.
'T~as the summer the mill hHnds struck
Just left of work. every one;
They kicked up TOW in the village,
Aad shot old DonOvan's son.
Bill hadn't been married mOre'n an hour,
Up comes 4 messa ge from kTcEa
OrdeTin' Bill 10 go up there
Aud bring down the night express.
He lefI his girl in n hurry,
Aud went up on number one,
Jhinkin' of nothin' but Mary
And the train he had to run.
And Mary sat by the window
To wait for the night express,
And, cir, IL she hSdU'I "a done 90
The'd been a widow, I Euess.
For II musJ "a been nigh midnight
When tnem mill hands left the Ridge
They came down-the drunken deviIs!
Tore up a rail from the bridge.
Bot Mary heard 'em WOTkin'
And guessed there vas sOmethin' WFopS-
An in lees than fifteen minutes,
Billie train It would be along.
She eouIdn't "a come here to tell US
A H'iie-i: wouldn't "a done
So che jet grabbed up = lantern
Aud made for the bridge, alone.
Then came down the night express, cir.
And Bill vas max in her climb!
But Mary held the lantern,
A sWingiu' it all the time.
Well! by love. Bill saw the signal,
And he stopped the mig hit xpTcss,
And he found his Mary cryin'
On the track. in her Te,:'iIn' dress;
Cryin' and IHu=hiR' for joy, cir,
Aud hoidin' on to the liz hit
Hello here's the tTain-gUOd bve, sir,
Bill MRsOn's on time to night!
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THOMSON. LILLY 4 Co. whOIesaIe Agents.
No. 26 Hanover st Baltimore nd
April II, Is1I-IY. -.
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SHINGLES FOR SALE.

Ok 0OO PRIME Oak Shingles, on hand and
NCsINIO for sale by
Jan. 10, 1874. wEIRICE & WELLER
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Il wish you had been Eve said an
urchin to stinGy old aunt prOverbiaI for her
meanness. why SOP 'Bcauso,' said he.
you would have eaten all the apple, instead
of dividing it.
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All kinds Of Musical Instruments Supplied.
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TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.

w. O. SMITH,
4ige"t for Jas. Lac. HooF and Successor to
Miller d Smith,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public that he has re-uPened the old sta nd Of
kinda 81 "
TIN ARD SHEET IRON WORK.
Roofing and SPOuting done at short notice and
in the very best manner. My assortment of
TIN WARE, STOVES, &c, is complete, and
will be sold low for Cash or to so day prompt
paying customers. Please call and see mc
before purchasing elsewhere, as my motto
shall be to please.
Respectfully,
Feb. II, ls7I-Iy. Agent
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: ne only amuSemcn. OF the citizens Of
Calhoun, Ga, is that of tying tinwarc to the
tails of the village dogs. The dogs are so
we'll trained that whenever one of them sees
an oyster-can in the street he backs up and
waits for some one to tie it on.
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JAS. 81. JOHNSTON.
..HOPFWELL MILLS.

THE uBdeTsignsd desires n inE form the citizen. f
the vicinity Of''HOPEwELL NILLS." other
cured the services Of . fret eIaGs Miller ~ 4. 49,.
pared to do all kindS 81 Grinding the Gbortrsi ne
TIE and IN the beat manner. Flour aBd Meal N.
ways on hand. EUGENR R6VFR-
AuEust %, lsIO-tE
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MACHlNE OIL, Lard, FiGh a11d MAI -
Ia ~ SsGety reduced prizes; also fhe bcst
June "a 1911. KEARsLEY 4 sHEERER.,
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TO FARMERS,
DAIRYMEN & COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

DAIRY MEN COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ALI. WHO HAVE FOR SALE
Four, Grain, Potatoes FIaxSeed, Cotton,
Tobacco, Lumber. Slaves, Tan Bark,
Sheep. Poultry, Eggs. Lard. Bacon,
Butter. Wool, Rags, FuFs. Skins,
Dried Fruits. Etc,
Gan have them we'll sold at the Highest Price in
naItmO e. by forwarding to the Commission House
iOS Country Produce, Of
r. E MARINE,
No Sd wcst Pratt street,
Between Patterson aud Commerce,
BALTIMORE, MD.
%. The highest charge made is Five per cent
GOods Of every description CCxcrPt ILquOrs) pur.
chased and forwarded with GcspAtch, when either
cash or trade accompanies the order
nTeoSsEST REFER 20 TIE FOLLOWING cE RTIFTcATEs:
Having known Mr.. Fletcher F.. Marine for many
years past, We take pleasure in Stating that We
confidence may be placed in the transactiUn of blu
siness. lie il prompt, attentive. obIiging and re-
liable.
Thomas Ke'so, ESQ.,, Director in LIST Natl Bank.
John w. Randolph. Esq Cashier 2i NatI Bank.
K. Cornelius, Cashier Farmers and Planters Ma.
tiOnNl bank.
Robert TURNER, Director in Franklin Bank.
Rev. p. Cook Bait Conference, NJ L. Church.
Rev. Henry SlicCr, ". D.. p. F.,
C. Spcck. HrdgesViIIo, W Va.
October u , lS1O-lY,