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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
MOSES NJ. STRONG.

REMARKs.-For us to argue a legal question
with Mr.. Strong, or any other lawyer, would
be simply prcposteroes. But, learning as we
do, almost directly from the court itself that
the rule ia the Y. s. Courts is as stated last
week-to-wit; That compound interest, or
interest on coupons, is not allowed when the
coupons bel ngng to the bonds on which suit
Is brought are owned by the same parties, we
feel justified in differing with him in this case
l the owner of the 10 bonds which ihe cosn.
ty has purchased had cut Off the coupons AS
they became due, and sold them, then they
would have been regarded by tho courts as
commercial paper and if suit was brought by
any other person than the one holding the
bonds, interest would be allowed on them
from the time they became due until paid
But, a it appears the coupons d d not go in
to the hands of different parties from those
holding the bonds, they did not become inter.
est-bcaring and if suit had been brought on
the bonds and coupons, the court would not
have allowed Mr.. Tweed anything more than
their face, with interest on the bonds from the
time they became due until paid.
This has been the ruling Of the court in
suits already tried of precisely the same char
actcr as this would have been had Mr.. Tweed
attempted to collect his claim by legal process,
and unquestionably the same rule would have
been applied to his case that has obtained in
others.
If as Mr. Strong states, only per cent. in
terest on the bonds after maturity could be
! obtained through the courts, we have actually
paid trtle over 30 cents on the dollar for all
the legal claims Mr.. Tweed held against the
county instead of 10 per cent less, In settling
with Mr.. Tweed the county allowed him eight
per cent. on the bonds from date of issue IN
| till Feb lst, whi.e, ass Mr.. Stong argues, we
were legally bound to pay him, during three
years and seven months of the time, only 7pcr
cent, which would lessen the amount of inter
est about 81 ,040, and that sum deducted from
S4l 1866 - the amount settled for would
leave $40, 1866. For this the county pays
30, 1888, or $500 more than 30 per cent
Our only object in discussing this matter Is
to give the people the truth, and so far as
possible to prevent misunderstanding. The
matter is now settled, and nothing that can
be said can make any difference in the amount
to be paid by the people. Whether we call il
80 per cent. or 40 per cent, the cost of the
claim Is the same. The parties who first
brought the subject before the people were
no doubt confident that Mr.. Tweed had igno-
rantly estimated legal claim of $50 900 at
81 ,ocO but this is hardly probable. Mr..
Tweed undoubtedly well understood the
rule Of the courts in such cases as this, and
fgured with that rule before him. No doubt
1t was a matter Of great satisfaction to the
county attorneys to find, as they evidently
supposed, that they had compromised so
much Of the bonds AT discount Of 60 instead
OF so per cent, and it is not an agreeable du-
ty for US to dispel their pleasing delusion but
truth Is mighty and mss. prevail"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
M "A r r T r ID =

CONFoRT-WO0hWAk AT the residence Of
VIM Wo dwRrd Of Wesporf, near Nadisos Feb
18th, lNT2 by Rev 7. I. Mather. Mr Oscar u
Comfort. of Kingston, Mo, to Miss ada II wood
ward, Of Weaport.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

ls Lawrencc's library are many of the
very bes, works in print, any of which can
be had aud read for 10 per cen. Of their
value.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

We have see the jewel purchased By Iowa
Chapter A. F. and A. NJ, and 10 he presented
10 F. II. p, X. Delos Pulford 1t is beauli-
ful thing, and of the pure stuff" The cost,
We understand, was SO. No man would
more fully appreciate such gift THAI Mr..
PulfOrd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

"SiMoN had a son born, says an old song.
Deputy Marshal Teasdale bad the same for
tune ss Simon, says Madame Rumor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

THERE ara five Thursdays in the present
month. Not until the year 1900 will there
again be five Thursdays in February.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
L" the People Of lovva County.

According to the resolution Of the County
Board, notes of the county have been pro.
pared, and can now be had ut the Office OF
VIM. T. Henry, in Mineral Point, or at the Of
flee OF Orville Strong, in Dodgevlc. Tho
money received i,r them Is to be used to paw
for County Bonds, recently settled for In New
York. viz
For 10 bonds Of 81 900 each .slg,OO
per cent. interest on same from
July 1, 1857, to Feb'y l, 1872. %, lGG. 60
Total debt bt.,...,,.........4 4l lG6 60
For which he county is to pay half
or 90 per cent, yiz:,...........$2 $40 5S3 SO
The notes are due in one year, with 10 per
cent. interest from date Only $4,000 of
them are TO bc issued, and those who first ap-
ply will get them. To complete so adventa-
geous settlement, we think you will furnish
this money promptly
JAMES SrENsLEY, Chm
oRvlLLE STRONG, Go. Cl'k.
Feb'y 10 ls72 7,r
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,

Dodgeville, Wis.
JAMES JONES, PRoPRlETOR
UNHlS USE, located nearly opposite the 'our
House Is the most capacious IN the village. lisa
building; rOums well furnished, and the table
Eiways supplied with the best the market affords a
new Barn Is about being erected, wherein no SEES
We we'll lrei iov vi reasonable rates. xXIi-2gtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

O'clock Breakfast Coffee, TO be found
At Ieasdales, is an excellent article.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

FoR SALE At BARGAls-A good Soda
Fountain and Fixtures, by Ollnsteah d
Bayne, Warren, Ills. 28
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

nHfSlUIAN ANp SURGEON. Once in Coad
Il Block over jeler's store, corner OF High an'
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, WIS Partlcula
attention paidto Operative surgery. a'ilI-lo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

WhrHAM Elglu, aud Swiss watches, A,
Davay's.
MERIDEN Plated WARE-Tripple plate---
ior manufacturers prices, at Davey's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

THE house and furniture of Mr. J. G. Hut
son, farmer living near this city, We're de
stroyed by fire last Saturday No insurance,
we understand Mr. Hujson can i'll afford to
sustain this loss, and has the sympathy of the
entire community.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
O c. SMITH,
Solicitor Of Patents
Dodgevi1le, Wisconsin,
Ofce in the CHRONICLE Office

W. Persons desirous Of securing Letters pa-cn. far
hr any useful Invention or Improvement can have
We Specification DRAM and AL the rspeIs filed in
tie Patent Office in Washington within four days
AHer furnishing the Model. All business strictly
private
~ For full instructions for making Models ard
l,.21rlng articles 10 he patented, apply to Q. 9.
61ITH, CHRONICLE Ufice, noageyte. either in rcr-
esn or BY let--. fDI pr.a.sd Instructions sant tres
- AIpaSa;.of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
GEO. ID. WlLkEk, N. b.,

physician, ,CCoU, HER AND sUkGh0N, o.
i fers MS services to his old friends and the com
uIunity generally. uibce in GRADER q Whites bloch
corner lIIgh aud Chestnut streets. Residence neal
kM LANIoN's south SIDE clty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

| Hugh Franklin, Nelson Daniels,
/ Edward :, Jones, Thomas Kendall,
/ Edward Smith, Samuel Barnard,
Warren Tyrcr, Robert r. Williams,
! John Malone, VIM Burton,
| Dennis shannon, Joseph Jones,
| Daniel Dornan, Richard D. Davies,
James Willis, Joseph f. Higgins,
| q. T.. Lemon, John ColsoD,
David Powers, sen, II. G. Barnard,
Henry V. Jones, Joseph Bennett',
Joseph Gundry, jr, Edward Coad, jr.,..
Ole OlesOn, Valentine G0tchall,
George Hickoy, John p. Prisk,
John V. Persons, Nathan Jacobs,
Henry Cunningham, Henry Dulistan,
John Lee, John &. Iielion,
David NJ Powell, Sever Holland.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

The young ladies of Mineral Point will ap
preciate the following about now
caught her softly Ivy the arm,
My gentle, blue-cycd Kate;
She said, Let go, you naughty wretch,
You hurt my yaccinatc !"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
REESE & CARTER.

ATToaSEYs AND COUNCILLORS, Dodgevire.
~ Ws. VIA practice La ali tAs sssr.s Of IN.
sAts. e9es
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

The Linden Town Farmers Mutual In
'urance Company held Meeting on Thurs.
lay. and adopted their BY Laws and elected
the following officers
Preadent--J0HN LEE, !
SecretpY-THoMAs q. KrXv,
TTeasurer-DAvID MoRrsoN, Di,ysors
JohN TREG0NtNG,
ISAAC G. COMFORT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22

PERsoNAL,-Assemblym Strachan came
home on Friday, and returned to Madison a.
gain on Monday.
CAPT. ID. b. MOORE, our old army comrade
called on us Yesterday. He has sold his busi
neSsat Platteville, and is now going to Chicago
II it be true that "fortunc favors the braver
capt Moore must be fortunate in life for O
Drawer man never wore the blue
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
JO,S26.362

Upon this sum of So, ,S3s, SO (Which would
have been the amount of Judgment. if one
had been rendered against the county on the
lst day of February, 1922 the amount paid
on settlement was $50, 5S3, 80 which is 40N
cents on the dollar of the whole amount of
the Indebtedness which, in view of tie adju.
dicative liability OF the county to pay the
whole, | regard as very favorable compro-
mise for the county.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY o. 1872
Mr.. BENNETT

As all your readers, | presume, feel
some interest in knowing the precise amount
of county Indebtedness which has been recent
ly discharged for the sum of 81, ,5SS.33,
therefore ask little space to give my under
standing of the matter.
BY the terms of each bond the county
promises to pay 81, 900 on the lst day of July,
1865, land also interest thereon, at the rate of
eight per centum per annum, semianuually,
on the first day of each January and each Ju-
" ensuing the date hereof, until the principal
sum shall be paid, on PRESENTATION OF THE
ANNEXED COUPONS OR INTEREST WARRANTS,
at" &c. ! think the true legal construction
of this obligation is, that after the coupons be-
came due, they became Il debt against the
county, which by operation OF law would bear
legal interest, which was seven per cent. per
anuuln. The bond by its terms bore eight per
cent. interest, SO far as the agreement was cX-
pressed 10y the coupons but the contract to
pay eight per cent. was only on presentation
of the coupons" After July LIST, 1868, there
were no more coupons to be presented, and no
contract TO the rate of interest consequent
ly the rate of interest would be regulated by
Law, and would be seven per centum per an.
mum.
My computation of the amount due upon
the 10 bonds on the lst day Of February, ~,
is as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-22
Il, T.. WE HE K,

DHYSICIAN ND 81 RECON. Office In Monetts
4 Dreg store, High street, Mineral Point. 4xs-e
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
GENERAL NATrRE-.No.7l.I /
AN ACT 10 prohibit the retention of o dlcrs'
discharges by tlain,ag1nts and attorneys.

AN ACT 10 prohibit the retention of 20 dlcrs'
discharges by tlain.agants and attorneys
BE il enacted by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives cf the United States Of
America IN CoHgrcss osscmlied;
That any c'aim-agcnt, attorney, or other
person engaged in the collection OF Claims for
pay, bounty, pension, or other allowance for
any soldier, sailor, or marine. or for any
commissioned officer of the mi ary or naval
forces, or who may have been soldier. sail
on, marine, or officer Of the regular or yulun-
teer forces Of the United States, and hon0ra-
bly, discharged, who shall retain, without the
consent Of The owner or owners thereof, or
shall r.fuSc to deliver or account for the
same upon demand duly made by the owner
or owners thereof, or 10y their agent or att0r-
ney, the thS;harGe-mpers or Ian .-wariant of
any such soldier, Mltr or marine, or COM
missioned officer, which may have been placed
in his hands for the purpose Of collecting satd
claims, shall be deemed guilty of mistlC-
mcanor, ant shalt, upon conviction, be pun
iShed BY fine not exceeding five hundred dol
lars, OF by imprisonment not exceeding six
mouths, or both, IL the discretion Of the cour,
and Shall thereafter be debarred from prose
cutting any such claim in any executive depart
ment OF the government.
Approved, May 81, 1872.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

AN ACI making appropriations for the sup
port nr the Military Academy for the iis.Gll
year .endihg June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dlrcd ami seyenty-threc.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House
u Representatives. n The United States
@f ARfqcd. IN Congress assembled,
THAI the following sums be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated, out of any money
II the treasury nol otlGrwisc appropriated.
The year ending June thirlieth, eighteen hun
'lred cnd Scyenty-three, viz:
For additional pay Of officers, and for paS
ofhStrnctors, cadets, and musicians, two hun
tlretl and twenty-five thousand nine hundred
and thirty-sdycn dollars and ifty cents,
For repairs and improvements, timber,
plank, boards, jolsts, wafl-strips, alhs, Shin
giles, slate, tin, shett-leal, nails, screws,
loGks, butts, hinges, glass, paint, turpcntine,
oils, bl1tks, lime, cement, plaster, hair, blast
ing:poWter, fuses, iron, STEEL tools mantels,
and ether similar materials, fourteen thou.
sand I've hundred dollars
For pay Of citizen-me;hanics employCd
upon repairs that cannot he tlOneby enlisted
men, eight Thousand dollars
For eleIand apparatus, coal, wood, stoves,
crates, furnaces, ranges, ilre,bricks, and re-
lairs, Durteen thousand dollars.
For ga pipes, gasOmeterS, and retOrts, and
annual repairs of the same, six hundred dol
lars, :. 4
For rlot for cadets mess-halI, shops, and
laundry, three thousand five hundred dol
lars. !:
For postage and kilograms, two hundred
dollars
For stationery, blank books, paper, enyo!-
opcs, lnills, steel pens, wax, and ink, five
hupdrtd dollars.
For transportation Ofmaterals, discharged
cadets, and fcrriages, one thousand two hun
lred dollars.
For prlntngtype, materials lor office, dl-
plOmas for graduates, registerH, and blanks,
seven Hundred dollars.
For compensation Of lithographer, one hun
dred dollars.
For clerk to dislmrslng officer and quarter
master, one thousand six hundred and fly
dollars
For clerk to adjutant, one thousand live
hundred dollars.
For clerk to treasurer, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For department Of instruction In mathc-
matics, VIZ: For planetable, one hundred
and scventy-tve dollars; repairs of instru-
ments, thirty dollars; text books and station
cry for instructors, twenty dollars.
For department of artillery, cavalry, and
infantry tactics, viz: For tan-hark for riding
hall and gymnasium, one hundred and fifty
uoilars stationery for assistant instructors,
one hundred dollars; guidons, marker-flags,
SSamp-iolors, and emhToiderng col0rs iorcaps
Tor cadets, fifty dollars; repairing camp
itoo'', tents, ana furniture, i've hundred dol
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
GENERAL NATURE Nc. H.

AN ACT to amend an act entitlel " An act &c
establish and protect national cemeteries, >
approved February twenty.second, eighteen
hundred and siXty-seyen.
Bfa eaatt'd hy the Senate md House 81
Representatives, Of the United States Of
-Amcr'ca m Congress dssembied:
That the Sc,rcary Of War ishcrcbyauthol-
hed to select the snrerintendcnts Of the ma
tona cemeteries from mertOrous and trust.
worthy soldiers, either commissioned officers
or enlisted men Of The volunteer or rcgu ar
army, who have hoen honorabiy mustered ont
or discharged from the service of the United
States and who may have been disabled lor
active field service In the Hue of duty.
SEC. :. That the ,superintendcnts Of the na
tlona cemeteries sha receive for their COM
pensa:ion from sky dollars to seyenty-tlve
dollars per nmnih, according to the extent
and importance Of the cemeteries 10 which
they may be respectively assigacl, to be d.
terminc | by the Secrelary OF War and they
shall also be furnished with quarters and fuel,
as now provided at the severa cemeteries.
SEC. 3. Tmit all acis and parts Of acts in
consistent with the provisions Of this act are
hereby repea ell
Approved, May Is, 1872.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
LGGNERALINAruRE-No. 81
Approved, May %, 1872.


AN ACT TO amend an act entitled '.An aet 10
establish uniform time for holding elec.
tlons fm electors Of President and Vice
President In all the States of the Union"
approved january twenty-tlird. eighteen
hundred and forty-flye.
Be il sndted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of The United States of
America in Congress assembled,
Thatif by the now existing laws of any
Safe the election commencing on the Tues
day next qfter tho first Monday In November,
eighteen hundred and sevenly-two, tor the
purpose ofchoosing eledOrs Of President amt
Vice President In suoh States shall be re-
quired to be continued FIR more than one day.
then said election shall be continued In mum.
Der of.days required by the laws Of such
States.
Approved, May 23llST2.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
BUREAU OF srE.4 REMEMBERING.

For repairs anlpreservaion of machinery
| an boilers on nayal vessels, one million ore
hundred thousand dollars.
For fitting repair, and preservation Of yard
machinery and tools, ilfy thousand dollars.
For labor III navy-yards and stations, not
before included, and incidental expenses, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For purchase and preservation Of oils,
coal, iron, and an materials and stores, four
hupdrel thousand dollars.
Civil establishment at the navy-yarl, Kit
terry, Maine: For draugh;snlan, one thousand
six hunlrea d0l,ars; clerk to chief engineer
and store-tlerk, 1T one thousand four hundred
dollars each !; and time-elerk, one thnusand
two hundred dollars in all, five thousand six
hundrpi dollars
AT tie navy-yarl Charlestown, Mass;lchu-
sets; For dlallghisman, one thousand six
hundreliiollarS: clerk to chief engineer and
store-3erk, at one thousand four hundred
dollars each; aud time~clerk, one thousand
two hundred dalars; in all five thousand SIX
hundred dollars :.
At the navy.yar,l, Brooklyn, New York:
For draughtsman, one thousand six hundred
dollars; clerk 10 chief engineer and store
clerk, at one thousand four hundred dollars
each; and time-clcrk, ono thousand two hun
dred dollars; mall, five thousand six hundred
dollars.
At the navy.yard, Philadelphia, Peunsylva.
MIA: For draughtsrnan, Que thousand six hum
dret dollars; clerk TO chief engineer and
stOre-t;!Grk, at one thousand four hundred
dollars each; and ime-ilcrk, one thousand
two hundred dollars; mall, iiye thousand SIX
hundred dollars.
At.the navy.yard, Washington, District of
Columbia: For draughtsman, one thousand
SIX hundred dollars; clerk to chief engineer
and store-clerk. Mt one thousand four hundred
dollars each; and time-terk, one thousand
two hundred dollars; in all, FIVE thousand six
hundred dollars.
At the nayy-yard, Nori6rk, Virginia For
dratghlsinan, one thousand six hundred dol
lars clerk to chief engineer and st0re-clerk,
at one thousand four hundred dollars each
and 'ime-clerk, one thousand two hundred
dollm In all, five thousand six hundred
dollars.
At the nayy.yard, Pensacola, Florida: For !
clerk Of store-houses, one thousand two hum |
dred dollars.
Al the nayy.yard, Mare Island, California:
For draughtsman, one thousand six hundred |
dollars: clerk to chief engineer and store
clerk, at one thousand four hundred dollars |
each and time-clerk, one thousand two hun
dred dollars; in all, five thousand six hundred |
dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
Approved, May 2S,lls72.
GENERAL NATURE. No. @.l


AN ACT to establish the cOllection tiiatrict
Of Du IMth, and tOtreate Saint Paul, in
the collection district Of Minnesota, a port
ofdelivery.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States Of
4 merica in Congress assembled,
Teat new collection district, to be called
the district Of Du Luth be, and the same is
hereby, established, which shall embrace all
the territory. harbors, rivers, and waters
bordering on Lake Superior, and lying Ia the
State Of Minnesota, and 9 collector shall be
appointed, to reside at Du Luth, which shall
be the port of entry for said district. And the
said collector shall receive the same compen-
sation provided for the collectors of Pem6ina.
Chicago, and certain other ports, by the sec-
ond Fettion Of the act entitled An at TO reg
Hlste the foreign ccasting trade on'the NORTH
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
lGENisRAI NATURE -Nosl. J

AN ACT defining and limiting the appru.
br1itton ofcettain moneys for the prepara-
Hon, issue and reissue Of the securities Of
The Unitcdstates and for other purposes.
Bc il enacted Gy tie Senate ona House
9f RprssntoNres Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled,
Chat the expenses Of the issue, reissue,
transfer, delivery redemption, and tlestrth.-
ton OF securities, legsliender notes, f1c-
tional currency, checks, certificates, COM
missions, and for any plate and seal engray-
ing and printing required by the Treasury
Department, shall be paid frsm and shall not
exceed the appropriation Of one per centum
oithc amount Of flegal-tender notes, fractional
currency and securities during each fiscal
year: Provided, That nothing herein oon-
iainett shall he construed to increase or en-
large the appropriation contained In the
second section Of the act entitled San act to
authorize the lefunding Of the national debit
approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy.
Approved, May %, 1872.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
GENERAL NATURE No. rs. ]
AN ACT tn establish an n ititional land-tlis,
tritt in the Territory Of Dakota.

lritl IN the AerrltOry OF DakOta,
Beiteaactcdby the Senate and House ef
RepreSeneatiees ct he United .Stafes Of
america ii tongress d~cmGled,
That there be, and hereby is, established In
the Territory OF DakO!a, an additional land
district, to be bounded and described as fo!-
lows, aud known AS the Dakota land district,
VIZ: HeginniDg at point on the north bank OF
the Missouri riv0r. AT The intersection al lie
line between ranges iifly-lwo and ifty-,hree; !;
thence north, along said range. line, to the for
ty-sixth parallel Of north latitude; then,e
west along said parallel, to the line between
ranges fifty-seycn and iifty-eight; thence
south, along said rangc-line, TO tbe Missouri
river. thence easterly, along the north bank
of said stream, to the pace Of beginning.
SEc.2. That the lant-Oiliee for said district
shall be located at Yankton, the capital Of
said Territory; and the President Of the Unit.
ed States Is hereby authorized to appoint
register and receiver for said land-oiice, who
Shall receive the same salary andbe governed
by the same regulations as are provided by
law for the registers aud the receivers Of the
other land-ofllccs in said Territory.
Approved, May q, 1879.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
NAVAL ACADEMY.

For pay Of professors and oilers: One
professor of mathematics two thousand Ave
hundred dollars; four professors, namely, Of
mathematics, tassistant,l Of French, ofchem-
istry, and of ethius and English studies, at
two thousand two hundred dollars eath |;
twelve assistant professors, namely, fonr of
French, one Of Spanish, three Of ethics and