assessed in the judgment in replevin.-Wash- | certain terms. A. paid no money, and about
ington Ice Co. v. Webster, 947.
2. In an action on a replevin bond against
the principal and his sureties therein, where
the value of the property replevied, is recited
in such bond and in the writ in the original re-
plevin suit, defendants are estopped to deny
that the value of the property taken was less
than recited, but plaintiff is not precluded
from showing that the value was greater than
such amount.-Id.
3. The finding of the jury in an original re-
plevin suit, in answer to a special interroga-
tory by the court, of the value of the property
replevied at the time and place taken, is ad-
missible, and conclusive against defendants
of such value in a subsequent action on the
replevin bond against the principal and sure-
ties therein.-Id.
4. In an action on a replevin bond for the
value of ice taken in replevin, plaintiff can re-
cover the value of the ice at the time it was
taken, and where it was situated, for any law-
ful use to which it could be put.-Id.
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1. Shipments of iron ore, as required by a
contract of sale, were made from the place of
delivery, until, by reason of the apprehended
insolvency of the vendee, the vendor sus-
pended further shipments. At that time the
vendor had at the place of delivery the balance
of the ore, which, by the contract, was to be
subject to its order until forwarded, but did
not offer to make any further shipments, and
did not give notice of its readiness to do so;
neither did the vendee corporation, nor its re-
ceiver, who meanwhile had been appointed,
call for the ore, or offer cash in payment.
Held, that the vendee's insolvency did not re-
lease the vendor from offering to deliver the
property, and that the evidence justified the
conclusion that the contract had been re-
scinded.-Florence Min. Co. v. Brown, 531.
Conditional sale.
2. A., who held about 800 shares of railway
stock, agreed with B., who owned 1,200 shares,
that the stock should be pooled, each party's
interest to be joint and equal, and A. to pay in
money to equalize the difference. The right
was reserved to each party on death of the
other to buy in the interest of his estate on
three years later B. reported that he then had
1,571 shares and A. had 812 shares. To make
their interests equal, B. transferred to A. 379%
shares and took from him his note for the
amount, giving a receipt, which set out that
the note was given for the 379% shares then
held by B., "and to be delivered on payment of
the note." Held, that the receipt revoked the
original contract, and amounted to a sale on
condition that if the note was not paid when
due all interest of A. in the 379% shares should
come to an end.-Davison v. Davis, 825.*
1. The captain of a salvage company, in re-
sponse to telegrams, went to a sunken steamer,
removed her cargo, pumped her out, and towed
her safely into port. Before going to work
the captain of the sunken vessel asked what
it would cost to get the vessel off, to which the
captain of the salvors replied, "I do not know."
The captain of the vessel then said, "This is
not a salvage service;" to which the other re-
plied, "Call it what you please, so I get my
pay;" and the captain then said, "It is no sal-
vage service." They finally agreed to sub-
mit the amount to be paid to arbitration, in
case the salvage company and the owners of
the vessel could not agree upon a sum. Held,
that the salvage company was entitled to sal-
vage compensation for the services rendered,
as the conversation between the captains did
not amount to a contract for compensation
that would bar a claim for salvage, and such
claim was not affected by the agreement to
arbitrate.-Potomac Steam-Boat Co. v. Baker
Salvage Co., 33.
2. Since the act of congress of 1875, in a sal-
vage case the United States supreme court
may revise the decree of the circuit court for
matter of law only, and will not alter such de-
cree for the reason that the amount awarded
appears to be too large, unless the excess is so
great that, upon any reasonable view of the
facts found, the award cannot be justified by
the rules of law applicable to the case. Hence
a decree allowing $5,600 as compensation for
safely and expeditiously removing a cargo
worth $10,000 from a steamer sunk by a collis-
ion, worth $150,000, and pumping out, raising,
and towing such steamer several miles into
port, at great risk and expense to the salving
company, will not be reversed on the ground
that the award is excessive.-Id.
Offenses against postal laws, see Post-Of-
fice, 5.
SET-OFF AND COUNTER-
CLAIM.
Claims arising from other transac-
Plaintiff had purchased coal of defendants,
and had notified them of a shortage in the
weight, whereupon they had allowed him | road through the lots sold by complainant.-
credit for it. Several years after, plaintiff Hoard v. Chesapeake & O. Ry. Co., 74.
sued defendants for breach of a contract for
Laches.
the purchase of a cargo of iron. Held, that
defendants could not reopen the allowance for
shortage on the ground of fraud and plead it
as a counter-claim in such action.-Roberts
v. Benjamin, 393.
SHIPPING.
See, also, Admiralty; Salvage.
Number of passengers.
1. Rev. St. U. S. § 4270, which provides that
the penalties imposed by the foregoing pro-
visions, regulating the carriage of passengers
in merchant vessels, shall be liens upon such
vessels, applies to those sections which declare
a "fine" for the violation of its provisions, as
well as those which declare a penalty eo nom-
ine; and a fine incurred by a violation of Rev.
St. U. S. § 4253, which prohibits carrying any
greater number of passengers than is allowed
by Rev. St. U. S. § 4252, is therefore a lien
upon the vessel.-The Strathairly, 609.
2. A. and B., holding each large amounts of
stock, entered into an agreement, November
10, 1873, to pool their holdings and to buy in
enough stock in addition to control the road.
It appeared that to equalize their holdings,
some 379 shares of A.'s stock must be trans-
ferred to B., the agreed value of which was
$6,521.36. B. then gave A. his note for that
amount, payable one year from January 29,
1877, and, A. still retaining the stock, B. took
a receipt to the effect that the note was given
for the purchase of the 379% shares "to be
delivered upon payment of the note." The
receipt was assigned September 16, 1882, to
M., who, in January, 1883, offered to pay B.'s
note, and demanded the stock, and, being re-
fused, filed a bill for specific performance.
Meantime A., who was president of the road,
became indebted to it, and parted with his
stock in the spring of 1878. Held, that
whether the agreement be regarded as a sale
upon condition, or as an agreement for a sale,
the bill was barred by laches.-Davison v.
Davis, 825.
STATES AND STATE OFFI-
CERS.
2. Under 19 St. U. S. 250, c. 69, extending
the provisions relating to the space in vessels
appropriated to passengers to all spaces ap
propriated to steerage passengers, in vessels
propelled by steam, the United States has a
lien on a steam-vessel for violation, as to steer-Action against state, see Constitutional Law,
age passsengers, of Rev. St. § 4255, regulating
the size, position, and arrangement of berths;
but not for violation of Rev St. § 4266, pro-
viding that the master of any vessel arriving
from abroad shall give the district collector a
a list of the passengers taken on board at any
foreign port, the latter provision not being
within the purview of the extending statute.
-Id.
Liability for direct tax, see Taxation, 1.
Powers of states, see Public Lands, 17-19.
State aid, see Railroad Companies, 3.
Suits by states, see Courts, 16, 17.
Titles derived from states, see Public
Lands, 7.
Claims against United States.
3. The lien for carrying passengers in ex- 1. The court of claims has jurisdiction of
cess of the limit prescribed by Rev. St. U_S. an action by a state against the United States
§ 4252, cannot exceed the amount of the fine for a demand arising upon an act of congress.
imposed on the master in a criminal prosecu--United States v. State of Louisiana, 17;
tion for the offense.-Id.
SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE.
Of marriage settlements, see Husband and
Wife, 7.
Requisites of contract.
Same v. State of Alabama, 21; Same v. State
of Mississippi, 21.
2. The action of a state in the court of
claims to recover moneys received by the
United States from sales of swamp lands
granted to the state by the act of September
28, 1850, is not barred by the statute of limita-
tions until six years after the amount is ascer-
tained from proofs of the sales, before the
commissioner of the general land-office.-Id.
Revocation of appointment of agent.
1. Complainant covenanted with the C. &
O. Railroad Co., and conveyed to the com-
pany some land for $1,000, on condition that,
in the event that the property so conveyed 3. Where an act of the legislature provides
should cease to be used for railroad purposes for the appointment of an agent to collect cer-
by the company, the estate should revert to tain claims of the state against the United
the grantor. There was also a covenant that States, and for the delivery to him of all pa-
the complainant was to have leave to connect pers necessary to the establishment of such
a branch with the track at a point near his claims, and for the agent's compensation, the
hotel, and that the company would erect fences power of an agent appointed thereunder is
and protect said track. The C. & O. Railroad not irrevocable, no consideration having been
Co. was sold out under foreclosure of mort-paid for the appointment, and is revoked by
gage, and the purchasers became the C. & O. an act repealing the former act without any
Railway Co., entitled to all the rights, prop- saving clause, no claims having been deliv-
erty, etc., of the C. & O. Railroad Co., sub-ered to the agent.-State of Missouri v. Walk-
ject to all restrictions imposed by law upon er, 929.
last-named company. Held, that there was
nothing to justify the interposition of a court
of equity to make the second company run its See Constitutional Law.
STATUTES CITED AND CON-1$ 709. Writ of error-Judgment,
2, 23, 31, 215, 443, 589, 746-748, 755, 1062
§ 711, cl. 5. Patents for inventions-Suits, 758
S716. Writs-Issue,
720. Injunction-Proceedings-Stay,
Art. 1, par. 6, §§ 8-10. Contracts - Obli-
gation,
182, 311, 454, 662, 700, 729
Art. 3, § 2. Courts-Citizenship,
1302-1304, 1372
Art. 4, § 1. Courts Judgments,
Art. 11, § 4. Criminal offenses-Trial,
Amend. arts. 1-11. Judicial power-Citi-
zens, 19, 24, 25, 173, 175, 181-184, 186, 188,
445, 492, 662, 1302-1304, 1372
Amend. art. 14, § 1. Citizens-Privileges,
23, 24, 295, 296, 298-300, 301, 492, 693, 738, 740,
741, 773, 776, 924, 925, 929, 993, 995, 997, 1074,
1083, 1162, 1163, 1176, 1177, 1208, 1259, 1260
REVISED STATUTES.
Tit. 13, ch. 13, § 753. Habeas corpus
Prisoner,
Tit. 32, ch. 6. Mines and mining-Placer
claims,
Tit. 33, p. 478, § 2504. Customs duties-
Cotton,
823. Fees-Taxation,
$828. Fees-Clerks,
839. Compensation-Clerks,
$905. Legislative acts-Authentication, 1375
$$ 914-916. Civil causes-Procedure,
61, 200-202, 384, 387, 389, 721, 1042, 1309
§ 953. Bill of exceptions-Authentication, 848
§ 954. Defects-Form-Amendments,
$$ 995-997. Depositories-Withdrawal,
$999. Citation-Supreme court,
1000. Bond-Error-Appeal,
§ 1007, (May 12, 1887.) Writs-Supersede-
§ 1024. Indictment-Joinder,
1059. Court of claims-Jurisdiction, 503, 1003
$$ 1063, 1064. Claims against United States
1066, (17 St. 363.) Treaties-Claims,
-Procedure,
1002, 1003
$1069. Claims against United States-
Limitation,
85, 1049, 1052
§ 1092. Internal revenue-Payment,
§§ 1262, 1263. Army and navy - Compen-
sation,
666
11331274. Army and navy-Officers-Retire-
ment,
959, 960
Tit. 45. Telegraph companies-Taxation, 1382
Tit. 48, ch. 6, §§ 4258-4289. Transportation
-Passengers,
Tit. 52, §§ 4399-4500. Steam-vessels - In-
spection,
569
Tit. 60, ch. 3, §§ 4964-4967. Copyright-
Photograph,
618, 619
Tit. 65, §§ 5263-5269. Telegraph companies
-Taxation,
962, 965, 1131, 1132
Tit. 66, § 5270. Extradition-Complaint, 1241
$12. Statutes-Repeal,
§§ 31, 38, 39. Congress-Representatives-
elect,
§ 51. Congress-Vacancies,
236. Treasury-Public accounts,
$269. Treasury-Comptrollers,
$277. Treasury-Auditors,
1378. Army and navy-Appointments,
§§ 1386-1388. Army and navy-Clerks,
§§ 1448-1454. Army and navy - Powers-
Duties,
§ 1556, (16 St. 330, § 3.) Army and navy-
Pay,
80, 1023
831-833
§ 1613. Marine corps-Compensation, 501
$ 2258. Public lands-Pre-emption,
140
§§ 2322, 2323. Mines and mining-Loca-
1195 tor's right,
601, 1133, 1217
§ 2333. Mines and mining-Placer claim,
1028
1027, 10282347. Public lands-Pre-emption,
4532369. Public lands-Entry-Mistake,
4532370. Public lands-Entry-Mistake,
4532372. Public lands-Entry-Mistake,
§ 2448, (Act May 20, 1836.) Public lands-
Patents,
2499, p. 491. Customs duties—Articles,
717, 736, 921, 1091-1093
$82502-2504, pp. 506, 510, 518, (2d Ed. pp.
461, 464, 465, 471, 476.) Customs duties
-Articles-Rates,
158, 562, 563, 921,
1090-1093, 1099, 1228
§§ 1588, 1593, 1594. Army and navy-Pay,
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379
65, 194
2513, p. 523. Importation-Vessels,
13782652. Customs officers-Instructions,
66, 1942774. Customs duties-Report,
§ 699, subds. 2, 3. Writ of error-Appeal, 2802. Customs duties-Concealment,
309-311, 758, 1191, 1327, 1328 2809. Customs duties-Manifest,
560 2839. Customs duties-Forfeiture,
5032864. Customs duties-False invoice, 847, 848
703. Courts--Appeal,
707. Appeal-Court of claims,
3962. Mail contractors-Fines,
4233, rule 21. Collision-Rules,
1158
1255
1195, 1196
1095
Act 1833. Habeas corpus-Issue,
Act 1834. Port-Entry-Establishment,
Act March 3, 1835, (4 St. 753.) Army and
navy-Compensation,
Act May 20, 1836. Públic lands-Pat-
ents,
§§ 4252-4255, 4259-4264, 4266, 4270. Trans-
portation-Passengers,
$84283-4289. Admiralty-Liability,
$$ 4886, 4887, 4899, 4915-4917, 4919-4922.
Patents for inventions-Infringement,
43, 45, 46, 103-105, 120, 126, 265,
266, 781, 802, 898, 901, 907, 1296
§ 5057. Bankruptcy-Suits,
§ 5151. Banks and banking-Shareholders
-Liability,
§ 5198. National banks-Interest,
5219. National banks-Taxation,
772, 777, 1122
§ 5234. Receivers-Appointment, 148, 719
$5242. Attachment-Transfers, 719-721
$5258. Railways-Interstate commerce, 697
85440. Conspiracy-Penalty,
$5480. Post-office-Fraud,
Act July 4, 1836, ch. 357, §§ 6-8, 13-15, 17,
(5 St. 119, 122-124.) Patents for inven-
tions-Infringement,
43, 45, 46, 102-105, 119, 676, 685,
686, 726, 758, 898, 1232, 1327, 1328
Act 1837, §§ 7, 9. Patents for inventions-
Disclaimer,
265
Act July 7, 1838, (5 St. at Large, 262,) § 2.
Public lands-Patents,
Act March 3, 1839, §§ 6, 7, (5 St. 354.) Pat-
ents for inventions-Prior use,
§§ 5511, 5512, 5515. Elections and voters-
Fraud,
842
Act Aug. 30, 1842, ch. 270, §§ 17, 21, (5 St.
564, 565.) Customs duties-Appraisal,
102-105, 118-120, 676-680, 682-686
Act Aug. 19, 1841, § 1, (5 St. at Large, 449.)
Public lands-Military lands,
Act Sept. 4, 1841, (5 St. 455, ch. 16, § 10.)
Public lands-Pre-emption, 132, 139-141
Act Sept. 11, 1841, ch. 25, § 2, (5 St. 465.)
Trust funds-Investment,
1158
Act 1842. Habeas corpus-Restriction, 1213
Act Aug. 23, 1842, ch. 188, § 6, (5 St. 518.)
Common law-Rules,
Act 1777. Ejectment-Patent,
Act Sept. 24, 1789, ch. 20, §§ 3, 11, 13, 25,
32, 34, (1 St. 80, 86, 91-93.) Courts -Ju-
risdiction,
19, 746, 755, 842, 854, 977, 1099, 1378
Act Sept. 29, 1789, (1 St. 93.) Courts -
Procedure,
Act May 28, 1844. Citizens-Relief,
Act May 31, 1844, ch. 31, (5 St. 658.) Rev-
enue law-Judgment,
Act May 26, 1790, ch. 11, (1 St. 122.) Courts
-Judgments,
Act March 3, 1845, ch. 48, § 7, (5 St. 743.)
Public lands-Taxation,
207, 353
Act Aug. 14, 1848, §§ 4, 14, (9 St. chs. 177,
323.) Public lands-Grants, 604, 725, 731
Act March 3, 1849. Property-Compensa-
Act May 8, 1792, (1 St. 275.) Courts -Pro-
cedure,
Act Feb. 17, 1793. Steam-vessels -Inter-
state commerce,
Act March 2, 1793, ch. 22, § 5, (1 St. 335.)
Injunction-Proceedings-Stay,
Act 1799, § 66, (1 St. ch. 22, p. 627.) Cus-
toms duties-Collection,
Act March 26, 1804, § 14, (2 St. 287.) State
grants-Validity,
Act March 23, 1807, (4 St. at Large, 92.)
Public lands-Location,
Act Feb. 20, 1811, ch. 21, § 5, (2 St. 641.)
Claims against United States-Sales,
17, 1047, 1048, 1051, 1052
Act 1850. Swamp lands-Patent,
Act Sept. 27, 1850, §§ 4, 6-8, (9 St. 496.)
Oregon-Settlers-Protection, 604, 605, 607
Act Sept. 28, 1850, ch. 84, §§ 1, 2, 4, (9 St.
519.) Swamp lands-Grants,
3, 18, 19, 687, 1047-1052
Act March 3, 1851, ch. 38, §§ 3, 9, 13, 15, (9
St. 630, 631, 633, ch. 41.) Public lands-
Commissioners, 155, 561, 657, 658, 660, 865,
1069, 1179, 1188, 1190, 1229
Act Aug. 30, 1852. Steam-vessels-Inspec-
tion,
Act Feb. 14, 1853, (10 St. ch. 69, p. 158.)
Donation act-Amendment,
Act March 3, 1853, §§ 2, 6. Courts-Offi-
cers-Duties,
605-607
661, 1190
Act March 28, 1854. Customs duties-
Withdrawal,
Act June 22, 1854. Post-office-Compen-
sation,
423, 424, 426-428
Act Feb. 28, 1855, ch. 127, (10 St. 616.)
Navy-Efficiency,
Act March 2, 1855, ch. 147, §§ 1, 2, (10 St.
634.) Swamp lands-Reclamation,
18, 20, 1047, 1048, 1051, 1052
Act March 3, 1855, (10 St. at Large, 701.)
Public lands-Survey,
Act March 3, 1855, §§ 1, 2, 10, 15, (10 St.
720.) Transportation-Passengers, 612-617
Act Aug. 18, 1856, § 3. Judicial sales-
Real estate,
Act June 21, 1860, (12 St. 71.) Private
land-Claims-Confirmation,
92
Act June 22, 1860, §§ 3, 6, 11, (12 St. 85.)
Grants Title-Perfection, 189, 191-193
Act Feb. 18, 1861, ch. 37, § 16, (12 St. 130.)
Patent-rights-Duration, 119, 120, 1828
Act March 2, 1861, ch. 68, § 22, (12 St. 191.)
Customs duties-Classification, 1226, 1228
Act Aug. 5, 1861, §§ 13, 33, (12 St. 292, ch.
45.) Taxation-Swamp lands, 18, 20, 1052
Act June 2, 1862, (12 St. at Large, 410.)
Public lands-Survey,
Act July 1, 1862, ch. 119, pp. 469, 470, §§ 4,
9, 16, 81, 82, (12 St. 432, 489, 492.) Rail-
road companies-Grants,
320, 420, 1078-1080, 1178, 1179, 1181,
1182, 1189, 1190, 1229, 1230, 1234
Act July 2, 1862, (12 St. 503, ch. 130.) Pub-
lic lands-Patent,
518
Act July 14, 1862, ch. 163, § 13, (12 St. 556.)
Customs duties-Classification, 1226, 1228
Act July 16, 1862, ch. 183, §§ 1, 8, 9, 11, 15,
(12 St. 583.) Navy-Line officers, 1023, 1024
Act July 17, 1862, (12 St. 596.) Officers-
Pay,
511, 512, 514, 1255
Act March 3, 1863, ch. 92, § 5, (12 St. 766.)
Court of claims-Executive department,
85, 108, 503
Act March 3, 1863, ch. 116, (12 St. 772, 808.)
Public lands-Purchasers,
1234, 1239
Act March 13, 1863, §§ 2, 3, (12 St. 820.)
Abandoned property-Collection,
Act 1864, (13 St. 184.) Public lands-No-
tice,
Act March 3, 1865, ch. 107, § 2, (13 St. 504,
529.) Public lands-Pre-emption,
140, 163, 1079, 1080, 1178, 1229
Act March 17, 1866, (14 St. 9.) Court of
claims-Compensation,
Act April 17, 1866, (14 St. 33, 38.) Army
and navy-Compensation,
Act June 12, 1866, § 8, (14 St. at Large, 60.)
Post-office-Compensation,
Act June 15, 1866. Bridges - Construc-
tion,
Act July 13, 1866, ch. 184, (14 St. 138.) Rail-
road companies-Taxation,
77, 320
Act July 24, 1866, (14 St. 221.) Telegraph
companies-Taxation, 739, 962, 1128, 1131,
1132, 1381-1383
Act July 25, 1866, (14 St. at Large, 244,)
§§ 1-3, 10. Bridges-Construction,
698, 876-879
Act July 26, 1866, (14 St. 251.) Mines and
mining-Location,
Act July 27, 1866, (14 St. at Large, 292.)
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company-
Grants,
205, 1082
Act 1867. Habeas corpus-Restriction, 1213
Act Feb. 5, 1867, ch. 28, § 2, (14 St. 386.)
Courts Jurisdiction,
746, 755
Act March 2, 1867, (14 St. 544.) Grants-
Petition-Time,
Act March 2, 1867, ch. 196, §§ 35, 39, (14 St.
558.) Removal of causes-Citizens,
205, 219, 220, 685
Act March 2, 1867, ch. 197, §§ 1, 2, (14 St.
561.) Customs duties - Woolen goods,
715, 716, 1226-1228
Act March 3, 1868, § 7, (15 St. 251.) Court
of claims-Limitation,
84, 85, 455
Act June 25, 1868, ch. 71, §§ 1, 7, (15 St. 75,
76.) Court of claims-Executive de-
partment,
Act Feb. 25, 1869, (15 St. 275.) Private
land-Claims-Confirmation,
Act Feb. 2, 1870. Bridges - Construction,
421, 812, 817
Act March 3, 1870. Texas Pacific Rail-
road Company-Incorporation,
1082
Act July 8, 1870, ch. 230, §§ 24, 37, 53, 55,
56, 59, 61, 111, (16 St. 201, 205-208.) Pat-
ents for inventions-Prior use,
43, 45, 46, 103-105, 119, 120, 682,
684, 685, 898, 901, 907, 1327, 1328
Act July 14, 1870, § 21, (16 St. 264.) In-
ternal taxes-Reduction,
715-717
Act July 14, 1870, ch. 255, § 15, (16 St. 260.)
Railroad companies-Taxation,
320, 321
Act July 15, 1870, ch. 295, §§ 3, 12, (16 St.
330, 334.) Navy-Officers-Pay, 80, 1022-1024
Act Feb. 18, 1871, (16 St. at Large, 416.)
Public lands-Confirmation-Title,
Act June 30, 1864, ch. 173, pp. 283, 284, SS
120-122, (13 St. 223, 284.) Internal rev-
77, 320
Act July 1, 1864, §§ 1-5, (13 St. 332, 335, 343,
ch. 194; ch. 205, § 1.) Public lands-Set-
tlement,
139-141, 424, 428, 661, 860
Act July 2, 1864, §§ 1-3, 6, 11, 16, 21, (13 St.
356, 358, 365, 375, 504.) Railroad com-
panies-Grants, 420, 421, 452-454, 1079, 1080,
1178, 1179, 1181, 1189, 1190, 1229, 1235
Act July 4, 1864. Claims against United
States-Allowance,
Act Jan. 30, 1865. Western Pacific Rail-
road Company-Line,
48-50, 52, 53
Act Feb. 21, 1871, ch. 62, §§ 15, 37, (16 St.
419, 423, 427.) Contracts-Board-Pub-
lic works,
1203, 1316, 1317
Act March 3, 1871, ch. 122, §§ 9, 12, 17, 22,
(16 St. 579.) Public lands- Railroad
grants,
314, 418-420, 1082
Act Dec. 21, 1871, (17 St. 24.) Treaties-
Appropriations,
1001, 1003
Act April 9, 1872. Boundaries-Settle-
ment,
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