Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-01


Powell, X. w. Thompson, ]. Campbell,
Ward, Dawson and Bdlack.
Committee on the Judiciary-Messrs.
Barnard, Turnbul, Pearce, Maxwell, T. f.
Foster, Wilton, Brown, G.. J. Ingersoll,
Roosevelt and Sanders.
Committee on Revolutionary Claims
Messrs. Hall, Goode, Trplet, T. J. Camp
bell, Maynard, Washington, James, Par
menter and VIM. o. Goode.
Committee on Public Expenditures
Messrs. Shepherd, Linn, Hudson, J. T.
Stuart, Merriwether, Greene, Clinton, Lit
tlefield and Mcclellan.
Committee on Private Land Claims
Messrs. Moore, 4. II. Stuart, J. Young,
VIM. Cost Johnson, r. ID. Devils, Cross,
Turney, Payn, and c. Brown.
Committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Saltonstall, Tilinghast, Randolph, Slade,
Hunt, Henry, Habersham, A. V. Brown
and P. c. Caldwell.
Committee on observation-disclosures. De-
berry, Ridgway, Simonton, Mattocks,
Doig, Shaw, Edwards, Partridge and John
Hastings.
Committee on Indian Affairs-Messrs.
Cooper, Caruthers, Crittenden, Sellers,
VIM. Butler, Watterston, Harris, Weller
and ]. C. Edwards.
Committee on Military Affairs-Messrs.
Stanley, Pendleton, Goggin, VIM. A. Camp
bell, Stokeley, VIM. D. Butler, Sumpter
Miller and J. I. Mason.
Committee on the Militia--Messrs. Keim,
Coles, Ward, Boyd, Samson, III. Butler,
Reding A. Marshall, Sweeney and Houston.
Committee on Naval Affairs-Messrs.
Wise, King, Calhoun, J. c. Clark, Burnell,
Fessenden, Graham Mallory and Clifford.
Committee on Foreign Affairs-Messrs.
J. Q. Adams, Gushing, Everett, VIM. G.
Johnson, Granger, Gilmer, Hunter, Rhett
and VIM. Profit.
Committee on the Observation-Disclosures
Pope, C. HI. Williams, G.. Davis, Sellers
Gates, Green, N. Caldwell, Dean, and c.
A. Floyd.
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions
Messrs. Taliaferro. Rodney, Hall, n.
Clarke, Mathot, A. w. Andrews, Babcock,
Matthews, Torrance, and VIM. Smith.
Committee on Invalid Pensions--Messrs
Morris, Aycrigg, Baker, Gordon, Stratton
J. A. Jones, Doan, Sanford and A Young
Committee on Roads and Canals-Mes
srs. Lawrence, Lane, John B. Thompson
Butler. Reding, A. Marshall, Sweeney anc
Houston.
Committee on Patents-Messrs. Robt
Mcclellan, Cranston, Gerry, Ramsey anc
, Sanford.
Committee onssPublic Buildings ant
Grounds-Messrs. Boardman, A. Young
Ward, Cranston and Browne.
Committee on Revisal and Unfinished
Business-Messrs. Eastman, Beeson, c. A
Floyd, Jack and Mattocks.
Committee on ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Mar
chand, York, Carey, S. N. Clarke and
L. Williams.
Committee on Mieage-Messrs. T. w
Williams, Merriweather, J. c. Edwards
Westbrook and Egbert.
Library Committee on the part of thu
House-Messrs. Tillinghast, Aycrigg anc
Sumpter.
Select Committee on the Finance ant
the Currency-Messrs. Gushing, Wise
Gilmer, Irwin, ]. p. Kennedy, Roosevelt
G. w. Davis, Profit and Mckay.
Committee on the Smithsonian Bequest--
Messrs. Adams. Habersham, Truman
Smith, Underwood, Benz. Randall, ]. G
Ingersoll, Hunter, Houston and Browne.
Select Committee on the Apportionmen
III leCpfCoCuldllfCo--NIc LNCICt'
Childs, Caruthers, Summers, Pearce, JOIN
T. Stuart, Bidlack, Gross and Weller.
Select Committee on the National Foun
dry--Messrs. VIM. Cost Johnson, Samson
Mason, King, Randolph, Mallory, Hunt
Keim, Parmenter and Gave johnson.
ELECTION OF A CHAPLAIN.
On motion of Mr.. Barnard, of Nev
York, the House proceeded to the election
of Chaplain. There was but one ballot
and the result was as follows:
Whole number of votes, 1913
Necessary to choice, 100
Rev. ]. N. Maffiit, had 1873
Rev. Mr.. Hand, had SO
Rev. Mr.. Hawley, IL
The Speaker, therefore, announced tina
John Newland Maffit was elected Chaplain
of the House for the session.
Several resolutions were offered relativ
to the appointment of Stenographors, 70
the purpose of reporting the debates in tn
House, and to be paid for by Congress
for paying the funeral expenses of NJ
Hunter, the second door-keeper, who die
yesterday and for other purposes. Non
were adopted but the resolution to pa
the funeral expenses of the deceased doc
keeper, and the office was then abolishe
by large vote.
Several Executive communications ha'
ing been received, the House adjourned.