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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
approved the eighteenth day -of Jan.

approved the eighteenth day of Jan
uary eighteen hundred and thirty seven.
BE enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of
america an Congress assembled, That tho
ABOVE reclted act be SO amended as to EN-
Drace the claims Of any field, or staff, or
other officer, mounted milita-man, volun.
'cer, ranger, or cavalry, who has or shall
sustain damage, without any fault or neg
lIgence on his his part, while in the military
service OF the United States, by the loss
OF horse. destroyed or abandoned by
order OF the commanding general or other
commanding officer, or by the loss of
horse by being shot, or otherwise lost or
destroyed by unavoidable accident. with
out any fault or negligence Of the owner,
and when he was in the line of his duty.
and for the loss of necessary eouips pe in
consequence of the loss of his horse. as
aforesaid, shall be allowed and paid the
value thereof at the time Of entering the
service.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted. That
in auditing and settling the claims provided
for in this, and in the act which this is in
tended to amend, an appeal may be taken
and prosecuted from the decision of the
Auditor rejecting the claim; TO the second
Comptroller of the Treasury, under the
direction Of the Secretary, whose decision
shall be conclusive.
Sec. 3. And bc IL flriicr cnactcd, That
it shall and may be lawful to make COM
pensation for horses, brides, saddles. and
equipments, turned over ~ the service Of
the United States, under the act approved
October fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
thirty-seven, whenever it shall be made tn
appear that the person to whom they were
ordered to be delivered was acting as an
officer, although there may be no returns
in the Department to snow his regular
appointment as such officer. And the Ger.
tlhcates Of proper officers. whether given
during or since the expiration Of their term
of service, shall be receivable by the Audi
tor in the settlement of such claims
Approved, August %, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
Approved, August IL, 1912.
IPUBLIC-No. All

AN ACT explanatory of an act entitled
"An act 10 constitute the ports of Sto-
nington, Mystic river, and Pawcatuck
river collection district"
Be 1t enactcd by the Ssa0ie and House of
Representatives. Of the Jnjted States Of
america, in Congress assembled. That the
first section Of the act entitled" AN act 10
constitute the ports of Stonington, Mystic
river, and Pawcatuck river a collection
district" shall be construed in the same
manner it would have been, had the words
from and after the thirticth day of June
next been wholly omitted in said section.
Sec. 2. Ind be A. further enactcd, That
the aforesaid act, entitled An act to con-
stitute the ports of Stonington, Mystic
river and Pawcatuck river a collection dis
trict," approved August third, eighteen hun
dred and forty-two. shall take effect in all
its provisions, and be in force as hereby
explained, from and after the said third
day of August, eighteen hundred and for
ty two.
Approved. August I6. 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
PUBLIC-No. 45.1

PUBLIC-No. 10.
AN ACT regulating the services of the
several judges in the Territory of Iowa.
Be IL enactcd by the Senate and HouNe Of
Representatives, Of Me United Suites Of
Am"r,ca in Congress assembled, That until
otherwise ordered by law o; the I.egisla-
tive Assembly of the Territory of Iowa.
the judges for said Territory, lately APP
pointed, shall be, and they are hereby,
assigned to the same districts to which
the same judges, respectively, were here
rofore signed by the laws of the said
Legislative Assembly of the Territory OF
Iowa.
Approved. August II. 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24

PUBLIc-No. 40.
AN ACT to annex part of the town
of Tiverton, in the State Of Rhode Is
land, to the collection district of Fall
river, in the State of Massachusetts.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate md House
Of Representatives, Of the United States OF
America IN Congress assembled, That all
that part of the town of TIverton. in the
State of Rhode Island, which lies north
of the south line of the farm of William
Slade, and of the farm of the heirs of
Boylston Brayton, to Wallpaper Pond.
and by said pond to the south line of the
State of Massachusetts,, and the waters
and shores adjoining thereto, be, and the
same is hereby, annexed to, and made a
part of the collection district of Fall river
in the State of Massachusetts.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIE P. MANGUM.
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved, August 9, 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
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the direction of the Secretary of War,
viz: for forage for the horses of the mount.
cd volunteers and militia, and for
the horses, mules, and oxen in the
service of the trains; for freight or trans
portation of military supplies of every
description from the places of purchase to
Florida; for the purchase of wagons, har-
ness, boats and lighters, and other vessels:
OF horses mules and oxen to keep up the
trains; tools. leather, and other materials
for repairs; transportation within Florida,
including the hire of steamboats, and other
vessels, for service in the rivers and on the
coast. and the expenes of maintaining the
several steamboats, and transport Schooners
connected with the operations of the army:
hire OF mechanics, laborers, muIe-drivers.
transfers, and other assistants. including
their subsistence; and for miscellaneous
and contingent charges, including arreara.
res, five hundred thousand dollars: Prori-
lied, That no more than one hundred and
forty-six thousand two hundred and ninety
six dollars and seyenty-three cents shall be
applied to the payment of arrcarages: and
no such arrearages shall he paid unless
they are for services rendered or supplies
furnished in pursuance of law.
For military surveys for the defence Of
the frontier. inland and Atlantic, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For arrcarages and for the preservation
of the public property at the several places
of harbor and river Improvement, fifteen
thousand dollars.
Sec. >. And be 1t further enacted, That
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Approved, August IL, 1912.
PUBLIC-No. 46.1

AN ACT in relation to the district court
for the northern district of New York.
Be henacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United St0ies of
America, IN Congress assembled. That it
shall be lawful for the clerk Of the district
court for the northern district Of New
York to appoint deputy, who, in his alb
sence, may exercise all the official powers
Of the said clerk, at the village of Auburn i,
in the county Of Cayuga, in the said dis
trict. And such deputy, before he enters
on the discharge of his duties, shall take
the usual oath for the faithful performance
Of his duties as such deputy. And nothing
herein contained shall be held to excuse or
release the said clerk from legal RESPONSE
billy for acts performed by his said deputy,
in behalf of said clerk in the office afore-
said.
ADDroyed Auuust IL IS12
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TPuBLIc No. 53.1
AN ACT making appropriations for the
support of the army, and of the military

AN ACT making appropriations for the
support of the army, and of the military
academy. for the year one thousand
eight hundred and forty.two.
Be II enacted 6y the Senoie and House Of
Representatives. Of the Unitcd Suites Of
America in CongreSs assembled, That the
following sums be- and thesame hereby are.
appropriated, to be paid out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted, for the support of the army for the
year one thousand eight hundred and forty
two: ..' ...r
No. /. For the pay of the army, one
million four hundred and seventy-seVen
thousand seven hundred dollars,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
TPuBL1C--No. Sill
Approved, August 10, 1912.

AN ACT requiring foreign regulations of
commerce to be annually laid before
Congress.
Be- 1t enactcd By the Senate 0nd House Of
Representatives Of the Una"d Sia'es Of
Ame,1ca an Congress assembled, That 1t
shall be the duty of the Secretary Of State
to lay before Congress, annually, at the
commencement of its session, in compen-
dious form, all such chaages and modtica-
tons in the commercial systems of all
nations, whether by treaties, duties on
imports and exports, or other regulations,
as shalh have come to the knowledge Of the
Department.
Approved, August lG, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
PUBLIc--No. 49.1

.-.... PUBLIC--No. 40.
AN ACT TO change the name of the port
of entry on Lake Eric. known as Port
land. to that of Sandusky.
Be IL enatted The Sen1te and House of
ReDreSent"tices Of the United States If
america an Congress assembled, That from
and after the first day of October. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and forty-two, the port of Portland.
on Lake Erie. in the district of Sanduskv.
in the State of Ohio, shall be called the
port of Sandusky.
Approved, August l6, 1912.
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GPuBLIc-M0. AL

AN ACT to settle the title TO certain
tracts of land inthe State Of Arkansas
Be. At enacted blythe Seaate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
Amerira, in Congress assembled, That each
and every owner Of Spanish or French
land clam, in the State of Arkansas,
which was submitted for adjudication to
the superior court of the late Territory Of
arkansas, and by that court confirmed,
being subsequent purchasers for valua-
BILE Consideration, is hereby authorized
within twelve months from the passage OF
this act, 10 enter. respectively, the land
covered by the said clam, at the minimum
price. under such regulations as the Com,
missioner of the General Land Office shall
prescribe: Proeided, That no such entry
shall be made, except of lands mentioned
and described in the original claim, or Of
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tPuBLlc-No. SOL
AN ACT respecting the organization Of tbs
army. and for other parnosas

AN AL respecting the organization OF l1e
army, and for other purposes.
Be Il enacted by the Senate sud House of Rep.
reSentqtjreS Of the United States of america IN
Congress assembled, Tina! hereafter and 50 soon
as the reduction Cau Je effected ss herein pro.
yided, each conPeny Of dtag,1 .uall consist
OF the cOnmIsS oned Officers as no@ provided by
iaw, and Of four ssrceJuts, .our ,orpo,a.s two
uus!eIs, one fau,cr and Blacksmith end fly
Prvates; and the second regiment Of dragons
uow in service shall be converted, after the
fourth day Of March next INTO a regimen; Of
r ferer and ea-I company Of artillery shall
consist OF the CommiSSo ned oGicers as now
provided by lew, and Of four serse.nts, four
"0rpora,s. two aTtihcerS two musicians and
forty TWO prjvaes and each company OF infantry
shall consist Of the s7m. nuuher OF commits
stoned officers as now provided, and OF four ser.
gean,s, tour CorPoraS, tHo musicians, end forty
( l#o pr'vaJss; and that ne recruits shall be en-.
/ listed Tor the dragons, artillery. or lnisntry until
the numbers in the seyera. companies shall be
reduced ~ Inc expiration Y. Inc lc.m Of oervice,
/ ny discharge, or other causss, below tse number
herein fixed Tor the sad companies respectively;
PToUldaL, That nothing in his section Snail De
consumed to pteven. ,Ue ls-sr.rstseDt OF nom
conul ssi0ned officers whose term 81 service
may expire before tie army sha., oe reduced 10
la- number heretofore es.aA SIZED.
Sec 2 Ind be L FURTHER enacted. Thst the
offices 81 the superu.euu~n,s Of the Efnorits at
Springfield and a. Harper's Ferry sbsII I've, and
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menus oeyo"' esn' hunn'eo uo''',s per 7h"un,
oeS'ueS quarters aO'udl'Y p'o'ioeu ana occupied
as such' ana Inc "n,""s' ao!non2eH 10 ne mus
/ emPoleo - ns'sOF '"'''eu 10 Ten ana al o'heF
ol1DeS o. l,""'''y N''e"eePe'S arc "'tv"y hoo''
'SneH ana E'seou4"Ued on ana a'er SAD hrSt DAY
o. U1Ioo'' ana "e o"'-''s "ere'Y d'S,n,S>Ie
S"hI DC a'''"'1 '''s1 months pay u" "'''uoH
/ 10 the pay ana emo. ."s'-s ID vince t.ey may
DC e"'"y- OH "'' "1l' .-I none G' '"e e"oVe
/ named o'dLe'S' anu nc ON 81 Oh 'ne a1mor.cS
/ OF any grace Whatever snail hereafter receive
emOiuNenlS OF any klul, or any compensation
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lars
No. 3. For communication of forage of
officers horses, one hundred and sixteen
thousand nine hundred and seventv-one
dollars.
No. 4. For Communication of clothing of
officers servants, thirty thousand two hun
dred and forty dollars
For Communication Of clothing not drawn
in kind by the troops, fifty thousand two
hundred and forty dollars.
No. 5. For expenses of recruiting, ff-
teen thousand seven hundred and nine dol
lars and thiriy-six cents.
No. 6. For clolhing of the army, camp
and garrison cquipagc, cooking utensils,
and hospital furniture, three hundred and
seventy-fnur thousand eight hundred and
sevcnty-six dollars and eighty cents.
No. T. For subsistence in kind. exclusive
Of that of officers seven hundred and SIX
ly-ninc thousand six hundred and sixty
eight dollars.
No. s. For the regular supplies furnished
by the Quartermastcrs department. CON
siStng of fuel, forage, straw. stationery,
and printing, three hundred and sixteen
thousand dollars.
No. .. For barracks, quarters, and store
houses, embracing the repairs and enlarge
ment of barracks, quarters. storehouses
ana hospHais; Inc erection OF temporary
environments and of gun houses for the
protection of cannon; the purchase of tools
and materials and of furniture for the bar
rack rooms; rent of quarters for officers.
OF barracks TOR troops where there are no
pubic buildings Tor their accommodation,
III st"rehouses Tor the safe keeping OF sub
sstence, clothing, aud other military sup
Plies. and OF grounds for summer canton
mcnts and encamPments Tor military prac-
tlce, one hundred and thirty-tve thousand
dollars.
No. 10. For the incidental expenses OF
the Quartcrmastcr's department. consisting
OF postage on public letters and packets,
expenses Of courts martial and courts Of
inquiry, intending the additional compenSa-
ton to Judge advocates, members, and Wit
nesscs; extra pay to soldiers under the act
"t March second, eighteen hundred and
nineteen; expenses OF expresses and OF the
'nierment OF non,c"mm'ssoned officers and
! soldiers; hire Of Iaborers: compensation Of
CLERKS IN the Offices OF the quartermasters
ana assistant quarternaS'ers at posts where
/ thelr duties cannot be performed without
Sucn aud, and ct temporary agents IN charge
~ disman'!ed works. ana TO such wagon
ana 1"ra4e masters as II may tie necessary
to employ under the act OF the tlith OF jny.
eighteen hundred ana thlriy-c GIT; eNpen-
I dHureS necessary to keep the regiments OF
,'a"I,,"' ''i' ,.'e '!u' cI'n'an'eS 81 -''
Al '">'N N''iP'C'N' 'h1I"HiH9 tiIC I'LI''i7I
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Approved, August %, ls42.
TPrpLIC-No. SIS. !

AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled IAN
act TO provide for the payment of horses
or other property, lost or destroyed in
the military service ofthe United States"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24

for such disallowance, at the next session
Of Congress.
Approved, August Is, 1912. .. ..
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BY EEHOFsATX.

LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
Passed at the I'd Session of the eth Congress-
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TIA Il ,BODN'S LICK TIMES.

JAMES R. BENSON & CLARK II. GREEN,
Publishers 81 Projectors,
AMI Publishers Of The Lars, DC, Of the United
States, By authority. ....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
Corn Trade.

There is no change in the -four market. Supply de
man and prices are the same as thew yesterday
The market for breadstu at Buffalo and other ports on
the lake, has evidently reached point from which it can
vary but little At Chicago the factors have quit the
market for the present. deeming the article high for
Investment while their place is supplied by merchants
who having full stocks Of goods and anxious
them for safe and remtable commodity barter them
for grain, and thus keep up speculative price above
what the seaboard trade would warrant This description
of exchange extends only to the farmers who GENE in
from one district Indiana and not to those Of Illinois who
refuse - sell their grain for other commodity but
coin. infer from this that although the Prairie State
abounds with breadstus and many Of her farmers are
necessitous they will let the pass without
parting with their products in exchange for goods while
claim upon their Hand is uncencelled This state OF
things Will continue there until wheat falls to fifty
a bushel.
The quantity of wheat and flour coming in at Cleve-
iand sandusky Toledo Milan Venice and Detroit is
heavy Tor the Canadian agents control Operations in
Buffalo have been very heavy and principally with the
Black ROCK mers On Saturday they took 35 900 bush
els at prices varying from 81 to 20 cents bushe at
wnch quotations the market remains stationary. Tho
sales OF flour extent at prices SO
and TO- Sir hundred bbls Of Erie Mills brought the
latter quotation Saturday although the principal
ratlons do not reach above So 62t Dbl
The Springfield Q) Journal the 9th SAYS that wheat
has fallen in that city TO cents per bushe currency
and 62 cents State Bank paper The same price rules
Alton The wheat crop of the State is very large and
the farmers, as above stated have combined and
not 70 sell her wheat Tor less than 62 per bushe
and that they will receive nothing but specie in
ment. " Pa'
In Rochester the 22d inst. wheat ranged from u N
81 cents; -four 1918 The supplies by canal were con-
siderable from the west but the quantity brought in
CONS not in comparison with the extent of the crons
equal to what it has been in former years when
prices were higher.
The long continued and heavy rains serious detr
sowing Of fall wheat for next year. The injury in this
way has been considerable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
IS at the stock Exchange,
State OF Trade.

There is, if anything less doing the general markets
Freights are exceedingly dull although for on Lii
verpool advance has been asked some cases OBJ
tanned Rates are as folows-Lverpool lda5.I6d is now
aked Ashes remain as before viz: l5s per ton; Naval
Stores l5da2s Flour s6dal9d To London the are
3Os for Tobacco 2s6d for Flour 3s6da3s Stores:
30s per ton for Measure Goods TosHavre Cotton Saic;
Ashes S6a$lO ton; Rice $40, Measurement Goods SO
Querctron Bark sl3 Whalebone per lb; and Tallow
peril.
In relation to the markets for American produce abroad
alae Liverpool circular has the following dated Sep.
TENDER 21:.-
Since my report of the 10th of August we have had re-
guar bn not extensive demand for American States Pro.
visions, particularly for Pork. Sales of bbs of
Orleans Pork have taken place. at rs per Dbl
Mess and 22s I'd 23s per Dbl for Prime Sales Beef
quotations Canada Beefand Pork also in fair demand
and ore fetching higher prices 1t appears evident that
these Provisions are put up in superior he
States and although to per Dbl more is required for
parcels preference upon these terms is very
generally given Sales Of prime parcels have been made
OF 32s to 32s Cd per Dbl
Lard-The holders are getting rather higher price
and the quantity on hand is not heavy.
Hams have been much enqured after sales are daily
making at quotations. There remains but a very
small supply in the market The quality has been
orally approved and has made strong impression this
market both upon the price of Westphaia other dried
Hams. Hams in pickle are also very saleable.
Cheese-Sales have been regularly making at quo.
tations The parcel taken in the last on the 10Th
August has since been disposed of at ASS per cwt
small parcel las boxes has just arrived per GU
rope" from New York, but not landed.
PRICES CURRBNT AMERICAN PROVISIONS AT LIVERPOOL
% SEPTEMBER, 1872
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Foreign Kmportations.

LIvERrooL-ship Patrick Henrf-l pkg Cohen--i do G
swoTds-2i do A Mitchell COL Cores tIaydock n eo-o
Msnand-2 II Dixsn-2i w Whitehead-2 d Fpv-e Brd \
Glllan-2 w Chester coz c Hart Brothen-l Jones
sJS Weodhead-l Hadden--4 + Dolan-5 x Paul
So Sherwood5 Peabody, Riggs colo Van Lewch-
WIN iuchmond-2 Mugatroyd- Fellows Wadsworth co
0oSn12J Rosi9soa2o w whitewngh2 Fapnest
Drunhond- Lord Tayor-a quantity of chains { Delina
pkgs Mtche-lO cham cables Hurry-3O pkgs Hunt
ID Fierce col lnglis Scott-20O boxes tin Phelps
Dodge col case Ellison-27 Bird GlliIan- Mccall
= Gorton, Hodges coz Smith Thurgar co-l3Oo sacks
10 cks 10 order. -
LvEErooL-Shp Francis Depau- Re ported yesterday $50
tons coal 5000 sacks salt Goodhue Jas Rich
mond-7so do Crooks-6 bales mdse q X Ives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25

In this market there is but little doing.
Mo!Sses-Prime in request, other descriptions dull;
LIS bbls sweet Matanzas sold at Sc 100 Porto Rico
23c., 81 hhds New iberia 205a2 90 hhds New Orleans
l9c.; and 200 bbls. at 22c mos
Ndra Stores-Spirits OF Turpentne in active demand
at 30 cts; 800 bbls North County Rosn brought s71c
cash; Tar and Pitch dull at quotations
OL-l400 bbls. Whale Oil have been taken for export
at 81 cash. crude Sperm taken Csc Sales of English
Linseed 5000 gallons have been made at 92a925c cash
and American at 90a92c Olive Oil dull from
the bark Louisa sold at $2l2taS325 $50 baskets Mar
settles 1891, mos.
Prorisions-Ohio mess Pork So, and prime do S525.-
Coed Ohio Lard readily commands "a holders ask a.
Sales Of Goshen butter made H. and tubs at Is
to4. Ohio and common qualities plenty and dull
Cheese finds ready sale at to g. quality the stock
of good quality is reduced. Smoked Hams 10 cents;
Shoulders Al smoked Beef6i and scarce; picked Hams
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25

On Saturday morning, oath inst, Of congestion OF the
BRAIN Miss ELIZA SEALY in the 39h year Of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family and those Of her
bro'her-naw requested to attend her funeral from
the residence latter Mercer street. this afternoon
at o'clock Her remains will be taken 10 jamaica L. l.,
for intermcnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
philadelphia Cattle Market.

Besrss750 offered and 700 sold chiefly over the
schuylkill, at 81 So per 100 lbs $50 head
for New York. Cows and CGipes-250 brought in and
sales made at So $40 for dry cows $40 $40 for spring
ers, and $40 $50 for mich cows Hogs-300 offer
ed and all disposed of at So 81 10 per 100 lbs Sheep
-l72o offered 1850 sold at 81 81 each, as in quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
Married.


At Newark, on ThurSday evening" 22d inst. WIN. NJ.
Lewis, Of New Orleans, to ELIZA W., daughter of VIM.
Garthwaite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

We shall favor il captains of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Bassett of fleet
repor of the shipping left At the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage, list Of their cargo
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basse viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the favor