No. 4.-Summary for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1871, showing the number of acres disposed of 1864, and June 21,1866, with aggregate of $5 and $10 homestead payments and homestead com

Total.

1, 389, 982. 37 2, 262, 843 90 2, 208, 736 09 54, 107 81 To which add number of acres located with agricultural scrip, and commissions thereon... Also, commissions received on homestead entries, as shown in column No. 3 of section 3....

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

General Land Office, November 1, 1871.

for cash, with bounty-land scrip, by entry under the homestead laws of May 20, 1862, March 21, missions; also,locations, with agricultural college and mechanic scrip,under act of July 2, 1862.

Quantity of land entered under homestead acts of May 20, 1862, and June 21, 1866, with aggregate of $5 and $10 payments required by section 2 of the acts; and also with aggregate of commissions of registers and receivers, under section 6 of said act, and of act approved March 21, 1864, amendatory thereof, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1871.

Aggregate disposed of
for cash; also bounty
land scrip, and of cash,
under homestead act
of 1862, and acts amend-
atory.

Quantity of land

located in the
said fiscal year,
with

agricul-
tural-college

scrip, act July
2, 1862, and reg.
isters' and re-
ceivers' commis-
sions on value
of land located.

Incidental expenses.

No. 5.-Statement exhibiting the quantity of land selected for the several States under acts of Congress approved March 2, 1849, September 28, 1850, and March 12, 1860, up to and ending September 30, 1871.

No. 6.-Statement exhibiting the quantity of land approved to the several States under the acts of Congress approved March 2, 1849, September 28, 1850, and March 12, 1860, up to and ending September 30, 1871.

No. 7.-Statement exhibiting the quantity of land patented to the several States under the acts of Congress approved September 28, 1850, and March 12, 1860, and also the quantity certified to Louisiana under act approved March 2, 1849.

*

218.76

815. 32 1,031.37

2, 730 83

40.00

413, 353. 59 332, 149. 81

3,093.98
7,670. 20

12, 960. 98

47, 300. 66

40, 126. 78

13, 171. 65 473, 953. 99 374, 123. 28

2,730.83

160.00 2,207.47 199,995. 89

1, 034. 58
1,031. 37
160.00

747, 131. 07

16, 374.96

160, 615. 25

40, 126. 78

Acres.

25, 640.71 *1, 256, 488. 56 f1, 449, 805. 85 3, 154, 603. 78 392, 719.61 2,681, 383. 16 8, 196, 070.55

216, 523. 72 $5,836, 948. 82 6, 758, 488. 10 10, 644, 468. 04 §2, 973, 057. 26 1, 145, 303. 32 787, 900.34 757, 510. 35

1, 168, 837. 37 46, 276, 912. 17

880. 20 acres of this contained in indemnity patents under act of March 2, 1855.
† 1, 108. 83 acres of this contained in indemnity patents under act of March 2, 1855.
18, 823. 93 acres of this contained in indemnity patents under act of March 2, 1855.
$39, 910. 75 acres of this contained in indemnity patents under act of March 2, 1855.
320, 908. 23 acres of this contained in indemnity patents under act of March 2, 1855.

No. 8.-Statement showing the condition of the State selections under the act of September 4, 1841, on the 30th day of June,

* The States of Illinois and Alabama received grants under prior acts, which, with the quantities here given,make up the quantity of 500,000 acres.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

General Land Office, 1871.

WILLIS DRUMMOND, Commissioner.

Grade of warrants.

No. 9.-Condition of bounty-land business under acts of 1847, 1850, 1852, and 1855, showing the issues and locations from the commencement of operations under said acts to June 30, 1871.