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res thereof; and for every copy of plat O

 survey, there shall be paid twenty-five cents and for any transcript from the records O

 said office, there shall be paid at the rate O

 twenty-five cents for every hundred words b,

 the individuals requiring the same.

 | Sec. 6. .And oe H further endcted, Thai in relation to all such confirmed claims as

 may conflict, or in any manner interfere with each other the Register of the land office and Receiver of public moneys for the proper land district, are hereby authorized to decide between the parties, and shall in their deci- sion be governed by such conditional lines or boundaries as have been or may be agreed upon between the parties interested, either verbally or in writing; and in case no lines or boundaries be agreed upon between the par ties interested, then the said Register and Re ceiver are hereby authorized to decide be- tween the parties in such manner as may be consistent with the principles of justice; and 1t shall be the duty of the Surveyor General ot the said State to have those claims survey ed and plated in accordance with the deci- sions of the Register and Receiver: Propid- cd, That the said decisions and surveys and the patents which may be issued in conformi- ty thereto, shall not in any wise be considered as precluding legal investigation and deci- slon oy the proper judicial tribunal between the parties to any such interfering claims, but shall only operate as relinquishment on the part of the United States of all title to the land in question.

 Sec. 7. y4nd 6e n further enacted, That all the lands to which the Indian title has been extinguished lying north of the northern boundary of the State of Illinois, west of Lake Michigan and east of the Mississippi river, shall be surveyed in the same manner and under the same regulations, provisions, re- strictions and reservations as the other pub lie lands are surveyed.

 Sec. 8. .s7d 6e it further enacted, That the Legislature of the State of Missouri be and IS hereby authorized to sell and convey in ice simple all or any part of the lands here tofore reserved and appropriated by Congress tor the use of a seminary of learning in said State, and to invest the money arising from the sale thereof in some productive fund, the proceeds of which shall be forever applied by the Legislature of said State, solely to the uses ot such seminary and for no other use or purpose whatever. And that the Legislature of said State of Missouri shall be and is here by authorized to sell and convey in fee sim pie all or any part of the salt springs not ex ceeding twelve in number, and six sections of land adjoining to each granted to said State by the United States for the use thereof, and selected by the Legislature of said State, on or before the first day of January, one thou sand eight hundred and twenty-five, and to in- vest the money arising from the sale thereof in some productive fund, the proceeds of which shall be forever applied under the di- recton of said Legislature, for the purpose of education in said State, and for no other use or purpose whatsoever.

 APPROVED, March 3, 1881.

 RESOLUTION directing the Secretary of State to sub

 scribe for seventy copies of Peters, condensed reports decisions of the Supreme Court.

 ReSotUed by Me Stnate and House Of Re lhresentatiUes O the United States Of .imeri- ca n Congress assembled, That the Secreta. ry of the Department of State be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to subscribe for and receive seventy copies of the condens- ed reports of cases in the Supreme Court o the United States, edited by Richard Peters, and cause to be distributed one copy thereof to the President of the United States, each oi the Justices oi the Supreme Court, each oi | the Judges of the District Courts, the Attor- ney General of the United States, each of the l Heads of Departments, each of the Judges oi the several Territories of the United States, | five copies thereof for the use of each House of Congress; and the residue of the copies l shall be deposited in the Library of Congress Provided, hozvever, That the cost of each volume shall not exceed five dollars.

 APPROVED, March 3, 1881. 