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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
Suicide of a Steamboat Captain

We copy this from the ST. Louis Demo
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Mention was made. a day or TWO ago. of
the fact that at four o'clock on Tuesday
morning last a stranger was seen 20 plunge
into the river al the foot of Wall street, at
the south side OF the arsenal wall. A pole
was reached 10 the man as he was st!ug-
Cling in the water. but he reSoluIely de-
clined all assistance. and, pushing out into
deep water. sank TO rise no more. Persons
who saw the stranger drown described his
appearance. and his hat was picked up and
sent 20 the police station in the expecta-
ton that il might enable the friends OF the
deceased TO identify him.
Mr.. Charles G.. Carr saw this hat yester
day and recognized it as having been worn
by Captain William Dunning From this
and other circumstances, there seems to be
little doubt that the stranger who com
nlitted suicide on Tuesday morning was the
gentleman named. For the past four years
he had been a resident of California and
Montana, and returned to this city ten or
twelve days ago. He put up at the Planters
House, and was out of money. He had
been drinking pretty hard for several days
and appeared to be in great mental distress.
On Tuesday night Mr.. Carr met with
Captain Dunning, and. being old friends,
they went into John Kings to take drink.
MT. hlng refused TO let Capldlu Dunnlnp
have any more strong drink but gave him
some mineral water. At one O'Clock the
saloon was closed, and Captain Dunnin g
and Mr.. Carr went out on the sidewalk
Captain Dunning was greatly troubled in
his mind. and wanted Mr.. Carr to go to
some place where they could talk. Mr.
Carr proposed to 60 to the room of Captain
Dunning, but the latter declined. and de
sired to go up town. He said: "You don't
know my troubles; l intend to commit
suicide
Mr.. Carr laughed at this, thinking it was
mere bravado, and the two friends parted
never to meet again. About two O'Clock
Captain Dunning went into NJ. Bonnet
and took a drink, and was seen no more in
the neighborhood. At four o'clock the mar
was seen to jump into the river near the
arsenal, and from the description given o.
his size, dress and appearance, it is almos,
certain that it was Captain Dunning.
Captain William Dunning was an ole
river man, having for many years been
clerk and captain of several boats on tn,
Mississippi. He superintended the building
of the Clara Dolsen, and commanded he
when she came out. He was about fort,
years of age, and was well known to all ouI
river men as a gentleman and an efficien
steamboatman. His friends will make et
forts to recover the BODY. SO that il NAV b,
decently inferred.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
GENERAL NATURE-No. 81

AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled AN act
20 reduce internal taxes. and for other
purposes. approved July fourteen. eight
cen hundred and seventy
Be II enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States Of
America III Congress assembled. That 50
much OF section twenty -one of the act 10
reduce internal taxes. and for other pur-
poses. approved July fourteen, eighteen
hundred and seventy. as relates to sugar.
be amended SO tthat] it will read
On all sugar not above number seven.
Dutch standard in color. one and three-Qusr-
ter cents per pound
On all sugar above number seven. and
not above number ten, Dutch standard II
color, two cents per pound
On all sugar above number ten. and not
above number thirteen. Dutch standard III
color, two and one-quarter cents per pound
On all sugar above number thirteen. and
not above number sixteen, Dutch standard
in color. two aud three-quarter cents per
pound.
On all sugar above number sixteen. and
not above number twenty, Dutch standard
in color. three and one-Quarter cents per
pound.
On all sugars above number rwen-v.
Dutch standard in color and on all refined
loaf, lump, crushed, powdered and granu-
lated sugar four cents per pound: Provided.
That the Secretary of the Treasury shall.
by regulation, prescribe and require that
samples from packages of sugar shall be
taken by the proper officers in such manner
as 10 ascertain the true quality of such su
gar: and the weights of sugar imported in
casks or boxes shall be marked distinctly
by the customhouse weigher, by scoring
the figures lndelbly on each package; And
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

The wife of Methodist preacher in
Richmond. Indiana. few days ago bat
tered the head OF an old German furniture
dealer with piece Of lumber, and smashed
his windows, because he insulted her She
was arrested for this, and on the examina-
ton before the Mayor it TRANSFERRED that the
sensitive female. being ignorant OF the
German language. had misunderstood a
word ,of friendly salutation for an insult;
whereupon she had resorted TO the meas
ures already described to vindicate her
claims to respectability
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
general NATIRE-No. i.
AN ACT in relation to certain territorial
penitentiarleS.


penltentiarles.
Be il enacted by The Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America III Congress assembled. That the
pen:tcn;iarv which has been. or may here
after be. erected by the United States n
any organized Territory thereof. shall. when
the same j. ready for til, reception OF con-
vic-=. be placed under The care ana control
Of me Marshal Of the United STATES Cor
the Territory OF District i'll which such perl-
Tertiary nav be situated
SIC. = And he it further enacted. That
i is Hereby made the duty of the Attorney
General of the United States to prescribe
all reedill rules an,: regulations Tor the
government; of such prnitentiary. and the
marshal having charge thereof shall c.sase
them 10 he duly and faithfully executed
and uheved The reasonable COMPENSATION
Of such marshal and lis deputies. for Their
services under this act and said regulations.
sLal. be fixed by the Attorney Genera: and
i and the expense incident 10 the subsls-
tence and employment OF offenders against
The laws OF TIE United States. who have
ueen or may hereafter be sentenced 70 III
>riSonnent in such penitentiary. snail be
chargeabie on and payable out OF the fInd
for detraylng the expenses OF suits IL which
the United MATES are concerned. and OF
prosecutions for otfen>es committed against
the United States: Provided. That this act
shall not be construed to increase the max
mum compensation now allowed by law TO
those officers.
SEC. 3. And be il further enacted. That
any person convicted by court Of com
petent jurisdiction in Territory. for vio-
lation OF the laws thereof. and sentenced 70
imprisonment. may. at the cost Of such
Territory. on such terms and conditions az
may be prescribed By such rules and regu-
lations. be received. subSistcd. and en-
ployed in such penitentiary during the
term OF his or her imprisonment. in the
same manner as if he or she had been ron-
vict.d OF an oiieEse against the laws o. the
United States
Arp-oycd January TO- ISL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
[REsOLCTION OF GENERAL NATUGE-Eo.
GENERAL NAIURE-NO. Il


AN ACT granting to the Utah Cenu,sl Raj
road Company right OF way through
the public lands tor the construction oI Il
railroad and telegraph.
Be !. enacted bv the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES of the United States ii
Arl.,.r, in Congress assembled. That tie
r;-ir of way rhrouyh tle puhl;c LANDS lc.
arl -he same is hereby Granted "a the Utah
Can-~al Ka;Irn,I Comf.ry = rornora1;.,n
created 1,nder tle laws Of the legislative as
Seu.i,lv al tho Territory nj I-fab i-s suc-
.a..,S aud ,Ss;nn. fn,. +he construction Of
= r,i,r,ad and t..Iroranh f,,m \ nninr ~ ~.
,,..1,. Gr1a, C;tv w -Lc T.rri+nrv o- Tai
" So Ike jj-y. in said Territory: and
lie ,irt-. newer. and authority i hereby
(-;ver ~ sad cor,noratinn IN r,ke from he
7,,tl;c bands adjacent ~ the line OF sad
1o3d material 81 earth. stone. timber. and
81 to-th TOR the construction Thereof SAID
way is granted 70 said railroad 20 tue exre1!.
81 .wo hundred feet in width Oh each SIDE
~ said railroad where !. INV pass
rlrouun the nul1ic domain. including all
necessary ground tur s,atiun-bI,:!d-
mrs. WORKSHOPS. denots. machine-Slor,.
switches. side-rrackS. turntables and ware--
stations: provided. that within three months
from ,hc passage. OF this act. the sad Utah
Central Railroad Company shall file VIII.
-Ie Secretary Of the Interior a MAD 20 he
approved bv him. exhibiting the me Of the
railroad OF said company. as the same las
been located and constructed: provided.
further, that said company shall not charge
the government higher rates than they do
individuals for like Transportation and TEL
eg.aphic service. And It shall be the duty
O.: the Utah Central Railroad Company 70
permit any other railroad. which has been
or shall be authorized to bc built by the
United States. or hv the Legislature OF The
Territory OF Utah. 10 form running conRec-
lions with its road on fair and equitable
terms.
SEC. ;. And ~ il further enacted. That the
United States make the grants herein and
that the said Utah Central Railroad Com
pauy accepts the same. upon the express
condition that the said company shall NOT
exercise the power given by section ten Of
chap-er sixteen OF the laws of the Territory
Of Utah. approved nineteenth of February
eighteen hundred and siXty-ninc; and upon
The further express condition that il the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

1t Is estimated that there are sixty-one
thousand clergymen of all denominations in
the United States who are paid on an aver
age seven hundred dollars per year. Is it
any wonder. under these circumstances.
that so few young men care to enter the
ministry!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

There is, in Massachusetts,. sixteep-year-
old girl who is teaching first class district
school. who never had a days schooling in
her life. She was taken from the moor
house By a hard family. and got her educa-
ton by laying fiat on her back and studying
by the light Of the kitchen range when the
family had all gone II bed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

Last week, says the Los Angeles Ne,rs of
January 81 a Santa Barbara farmer sold to
the oil works at San Francisco the castor
beans raised on five acres of land. The
crop Welded clear profit Of S325 s..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
GENERAL N.rCRE-No. FL

AN ACT 10 enable Ann NJ. RoGeter admin
iStratcix of Joseph Rodeier. deceased, 70
make application FOR the extension OF let
teTs-patent for an Improvements. in bed
stead taSttuingS.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives, OF the United States OF
America IL Congress assembled That Ann
NJ. Rodeter. administrative Of Joseph Rode
ter. deceased. have leave 10 make appica-
ton 10 the Commissioner Of Patents for the
extension OF letters patent granted - 10
seph Rodefer fer an Improvement III bed
stead iaStenIngs on the tenth day OF AprA,
\. II. eighteen hundred and Tfty-tive Tor
fourteen years, in the same manner as II the
petition ior SAID extension had been He'd II
least ninety DAYS before the expiration OF
said patent; and tina, the Commissioner q
Patents be authorized t. consider and &c
termlne said application in the same manner
rs II II had been filed ninety days prior 70
the expiration OF SAID patent. and with me
s,lme effect as if it had been regularly filed
and acted upon under eNistin. laws: Pro
vided. That any such extension OF said pat
ent shall not affect the rl-St L. continue 20
use said machine of any person who. since
the tenth day of tpril. \. ID. eighteen
hundred and siAty-nile. and prior 70 The
approval OF TINS ac,, may have procured,
ana at the time OF such approval shall be
RISING, said maChlne.
Approved january 81, ISL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Third Session Of the Forty.
First Congress-.
IPUBLIC-NO. IL

PUBLIC-NO. L.
AN act to enlarge the jurisdiction OF tie
probate courts in Idaho Territory.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
probate courts OF the Territory OF Idaho, ID
their respective counties, in addition to tAeil
probate Jurisdiction, be. and they are here
bv. authorized to hear and determine AZ!
civil causes wherein the damage or DEBT
claimed does not exceed the sum OF 1Ne
hundred dollars. exclusive of interest. and
such criminal cases arising under the laws
cf the Territory as do not require the inter
yention of grand jury: Provided, That
thew shall not have jurisdiction in any mat
ter ia controversy, when the title. boundary
or right to the reaceahle possession Of land
NAV be in dispute. or in chancerv or divorce
cases: aud provided further. That N all
cases All appeal may be taken from any
order. Judgment or decree OF said probate
courts 70 the district court.
SEC. >. and be it further enacted. That
all acts and parts OF acts inconsistent ";th
TINS ac. are hereby repealed provided. this
act shall not affect any suit pending in the
district courts OF said Territory at the time
OF its passage
j. g. BLAINE,
Sneaker of the House OF Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAA,
Vice President Of the United States and
President of the Senate.
Approved December Is. 1870.
s. GRANT.
[RESOLUrION OF GENERAL NATURE-No. /. !
JOINT RESOLUTION to correct an error
in the enrolment OF the law in relation 10
pay of grand and petit jurors.
\ I, -,l,o c-
Representatives of the United States OF
America III Congress assembled. That the
third section of the act approved July If
teen, eighteen hundred and seventy. .'to
provide tor the compensation OF grand ana
petit Jurors in the circuit and district courts
OF the United States. and for other purposes.
be- and the same is hereby repealed the
said section having been enrolled by his
take
Approved December -, 1870.
fREsOLCTION OF GENERAL NATUGf:-Eo. :.
A RESOLUTION to authorize tie restora-
ZION of Benjamin $. Richards TO the active
list Of the navy.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That tie
President Of the United States be and he s
authorized by and with the ndtise advice
ard consent OF the Senate. to appoint En-
sign Benjamin :. Richards a master on the
active list OF the navy. to date from the
-weUtv-siXth day of March eighteen shun-
bred and sixty whine. with the pay q that
grade from that date.
Ap,,roy,6 January 10 ISL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
[RrsoLu-IoN OF GENERAL N,TJEE-No. ).

Resolution OK GENERAL N,TJRE-No. ~
JOINT RESOLUTION for the restoration
of Captain Dominick Lynch. of the United
States navy. TO the active list from the re-
served list.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
of Repre- >entatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That the
President OF the United States of America
be authorized IN nominate and by and with
the advice and consent OF the Senate 70 ap-
point. Captain pominick Lynch TO the &C
tive list OF the navy. as a captain.
Approved january ~. ISL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
GENERAL NATURE-No. }. I

AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled An act
10 authorize the re1unding OF the national
debt
BE !: enacted Ivy the Senate and House
of Representatives 81 the | nited States OF
Auer.ca in Congress assembled. That tie
amount OF bonds authorized by the act ap
proved July fourteen. eighteen hundred and
seventy. entitled An act t. authorize the
retiunding of the national debt" To be issued,
bearing i've per centum interest per annum,
he. and the same -. increased 10 i've hun-
bred millions Of dollars. and the interest OF
any portion Of the bonds issued under said
act. or this act. may. at the discretion OF
he Secretary OF the Treasury. be made
payable quarter-vearIv; Provided however
That this act shall not be construed 20 al
thorize any increase of the total amount OF
bonds provided for by the act to which his
act Is an amendment.
Approved January -. 1871.
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