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wM. B. 4 KINNEY


KoBr. 80. odd accor'i'n, 10 law say.
that he born in Italy IS y year old = , d
la. tour chdea, and Keeps porter house, abu "oaus anu
lodging house al ~ W ashIngion-si -. - ~ u
tvannaut further that soueilNe tlls W'nl V" -
yirnsv brought >ome persons To EXarinanI' house %
board that he sent Sx or seven men 70 III, n'lS I
bei Yesterday; he believe, there "ds or - Dl hs Sa
not ,ay exactly how many, az be mas rem s9 i
ysar rnund Examinan saws that he cannot eh ti'e nam
Of either OF sad he boards Tor cash anu Aeep 10
book. -. ~, --rl,, boarders-the
- av t,r what they get when they get lt-and Ef say
tbat lew night, before the last Election 10 h', CIV az
nnev senf ~ utcn EXam!nants house hut hNanlha
-. ~, Know ,rhaf tsey sent there for-thi neither OF
ihsn bnpueht a card with them, but iae men AL uaI ~
No.. ert thein there; that there were great many eh
~, er i,v blt examlsant cannot ssy that hinney
sen tse, a. tina, Kinney dad not send any men TO HI.
b,c fe,, dav. before the Election whe went away 's
r. ~. ay of the election that eTaDs'nmf sncs cf-ioI
,t sad Kinney pay the expenses OF any 9i ls me.
go. Al ,xamnant's house. hut the men pal u'H ~,
t.rai,cs and ex,ninani never handcd Kinney nu io'
s,D,a,e, incurred al eXaminaui's house. 4, 49,.
,amnaut further that ,ad Kinney never elt any
Globes al e,amnants house tor persons y y" w.. ,I
mai e,aminant knews Of; he may have l-it enlsrs 49,
some the family ne ,aI h... W., ,,s ',ne of tie
ter,,sn that IN the night previous 10 sdld h,.lpu ~
iodg,d AT I'M. house twelve Italians males ieGf ~
~ 1r,hmen aud IL men who came about 80 -,
,h,v ver, stranger and travellers; thai t.ft W..
,o other persons slept at eNnsinants holsc oh a.
49, nsey nor Me. slept there. EIaIninant sdys ui,
,ei tho names nf either OF the men WHO srpt ~
. house ON said night ENsminan, ami MS Vic 20 UT W
-. =, A. hon.e and no other person.
., a. S,r,ber avs that be dovs know tina, thcr
49, any men sent To- h.s house at the recent eee
who Were entitled 10 a vote, hu' - - ~ oh
MY P''S''s WV N J DIACkEM.
sworn to before ME tn 2sth DAY OF April -, It,.
/ RoBT TYLEE, Special J9suc''
+ The aboy, Astounding atfdavits are osy the
second chapter in tins history OF unscTupulous aD'
law-def,ing yillainy The reader will not iah u
mote the exceeding pertihsncy OF some of the q'e'
ion. proposed by the Mayor. as shown by the an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
Il ANTED-A lot of Seats with backs,
ST ANTED.-Employsrs are respect

VA An lbD.-Elnpl"Nsls are ieSPo''
w ipHv informed tlpt tie subscriber has made Tie
arrangement ming ntn aud women htIp
tlai -coi tir y, they daily arrive from Europe
such Mechanic. II all Kinds Au., Farmers 'driicrs
Ialorcf., and men business. Femdes, >uch ds
am,ire,.e. Chambenad, Mares and glrs Tor general
homework and others of ali descriptions r CITY or cour
try ,crent nations be obtained al the Temperance
Office II Nsssau.streei. uear John. n basement.
WM HI NDtR>o\. Proprietor,
cou,pupic stinn s,'ssss VII %
strictly attended 10. Men tor any occupation furnished 10
co,novers .-stis ms In
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4 FOR SALE-The three story Brick

kPA V1K CNT.TI- IIt IIIItD HNVI T''fN'H
~ IrDUSg AND LOT OF GROUND, No: .
NarL ei,treet. hewecn Madison and benry-susre; ~
- . * b N feet The House IS by "a feet, win II inch
vail. bu bv dsy, work under the supsrnendencs 81 hf
Gc,r,e Ireland Tierr ten FIRE places IN ths HouS
, f icb are finished with marble chimney pieces
rb.,e I. dry cellar undo die whole paves and d'lded
nto several apartments, freproo ashhoue 9hder .t
tchrn IRE place. and the whole IN compete otuea. 20
rni>,> may b. every day between We bouIs Oh IL
ssnd , o,clocE For further parfs1lars apply 10
S9f GprN\EII MIN1I'R<G co. 10 SOuthsuret
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III DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

ISA CHEAP RENTSi-A very desirable t~o.,iory
Irrk J,s.e No iiubeft-street, nsar -. Johns Park
notr .uDeror Dwelling in Cherystree No. us. will b.
.t other T. one or two families, also House Avenue n,
rear uousion-,trcet. Either OF these pren es may be
.e-,,.i ur,r lair terms from d. r. sICKELS.
-, II NaSsau-st, "a story.
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II. For further partF1Iars apply 20
lNNEIL. NINfURN & co, 10 south-strret.
a FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm,

a,out % acres OF good land, lying at Bsgles Point
sa,er Dryil-ge. In the north quarter Of staten Island
M narfiruar. inquire ct David Decker Ann-sreei 81
~ p w.ls near Bu', Head. Staten Island. AZ I'm
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CaSUNERE and Merino Shawls, Nous

I sene de Laiae, &c. &c. l.. Pignoets Improvements
the Beachng department Of h. establishment by m,sns
f s,-, a, endowed IN the finishing nj goods, enables MN
II, receive order. At much lower rate than hereoioe en
have them more handsomely and efpen ,pusJ i eoIo~
u,u.seIne de- LANES, Bspde Nsckln, ana ou "a
cleaned and renewed silk hose ,-p Ieof' rIesned snd
t,T',L curtains table cover. drugget *. =.
1r....s f. Pgrole continue, his DyIng n 800 Isl
usual 10 all Us bf tIill' a. 49, az Inn
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/ TO LET-The large Room on the

90. second door of the College OF Physicians and Sur
-Ion, ~ Cro,ly>ree, known a. the College Hall lhr
Room i. well lighted and ventilated and has smaii room
ono, mon tie rnstrum II is convenient place OF meet
iry for public worship for Literary Associations me
Room NAV be seen at any time application 10 me Jam.
a, ~ a26 II
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INTELLIGENCE OF,

FICE ri Bowcrv.-To whom i may concern
Nv. heen coma ntea with the Proprietor, John Levy
~, Tho la.t two vear. regard him person OF suct
,nora intsrrtv and unqne,tunable character from d.,
larye arouaufance n tins cry. ! should JuIge MN 20
ha ,1..,,.d Of (,ct-s for conducting an Intelligence
a .rL a. few per.ons possess. and fully believe ulat
ans, an. MS cou,ned TO hm would De attended 20 III
d,su,ch and with al fidelity. heartily recommend nm
10 the patronage and support OF the community ~ aI-e
t - ,,v f,ienis IL particular WI. h. STAFFORD,
Munster of John-,lreei Methodist Ep Church, " l.
Dated Nav 2. rs Frankiort-streri.
1r Other testimonials be seen AT the once ron SOM
of HE most rrspectable gentlemen in the city M u"
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"a TO LET-Two of those modern built

III II three-.inry Dwelling Houses the sth Avenue be
sDs 2l and gd streets Tbs Chelsea stages come within
me back Of these houses. They will be- let good ten
mi. al Tie moderate rent Of $500. Inquire 81
g. q CAMPBELL.
agO Corner OF 8lh Avenue and "a street.
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%AFOR SALE-A small house and five

- --ra So, out with handsome growth OF peach tree
and the rem, nder of the ans ~ wood-iua'e At Far Rock
~, ON the main road, between ID. L. lennlng, AMI 70
,oii,-ais Inour Al tie toll cate, OF JOHN NOKloN
f. 10 m the ,oLgae, Far Rockaway or Rave n-t
~ INN .. III / EMHOL 81. u Mnter Y ~ Y. MI Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
| YOUNG LADY Competent to teach

: n ule ordinary branches Of an English Education AMI
IT.. IL d,sir,ns 4" NGdgeg The French Language and
60 ,, be made \, IN qualifications and other PARTICULAR
- Pey ,IBERT ~NEAD>. los DuancsL az 'lwu
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NNE PRICE STORE.-lt is generally
,RENCH a. GERMAN Fancy Goods,

very low for cash-A complete assortment oI Ionns,
Br.be Perum-ry, Joseph Gle, and other steel rrns'
cutlery Hooks and Eye, Pins, Nedle Accor1on i.cM
,.Pooh. silk ana Leather Purses Beads ami bead bags
md Purse. Spectacle &c together VIII grnsfa asss't
.ient OF all articles IN he above line ~ ou,ncss coonuy
INV and examine the stock, d. II ,, believed us a. -su"
~ n ' arc offered AT G.. H. DARLINC's,
mi 1n II Maiden Lane and Liberty street.
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DOYS' ClothIng !--ChIIdrens Clothing.
NNE PRICE STOKE-Atsl Chatham

n NM TNINTI y ''I'I' ~ ~ '" ''''''''.'''
street where v ia be- found Clothing At The following
low prices: Beaver and Pilot Cloth Goats from - !" So
clotb and i.niere Pants from ~ TO 81 Saunet rants
rom ~ ~ To q; Double and single Breasted vets IRON
Il ~ n - 90 The wesf side Of Chailam-st No ~;
ala ttNht ''''''b'"
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Stats has Re

moved bis Office ard residence ron The corner 2,
o5oe The College and Two DOOR soG,h Of Ams,-street
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"a For SALE-That very desirable plat

I,A of ground situated the of Laght and Var
N streets. fronting On 81 john, PAX being G6 frst,
nches on Iaght-,ireet and IS feet tsrck with the
hurch thereon. For paIpcua!, es1ahs, So, w,,.a,
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INSURANCE.

4 pany-Capta. $4,000, OIc- NJ - Wal 1T This
Company coafuu.>tu make Insurance agausi los of dana
t.e by hre. ant uaai IN, -sfog
DIRECTORS
&ru>>rfler WtveH., y - Tiyo-. Corl, ". Lawrence
T. P'sip> risul, " l|a am Couch, Mesa Basi~s,
iIh- MORRISON. Il l. NeO.cN, Nathtuisi Nrt8
l'., rl r. iarnUm Flr- ~ C.Tuck-r joins RsQA.a
)ssfd Ire. Me =, eulamn John ID Won,
raIah q. lla>sd " Ham ". 1oid, Ferdinand >uydsn,
ff-,.rv 4; Thompson. X itANENS. President
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Mull,erry-,ir-et 9Th House from Chatham square
ave threc or Tour Room. that they would let q, Lol-n5
.om, or with Breakfast and Tea 70 irN 'n7.t -'.,
h'i, w va " ui5
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EECHES Leeches Lseches -
- 49, W, ~, IL Serv rva-9nahle. wholesale and
III ~ carefully applet, by WILLIAM ~ 80 ons'
a. = and Psarmss~uust Alo'heeAies nan ~ '''- NV
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"a Rooms TO LET at3Ol Broadway.

III Handsome Parlor> and bedrooms attached OF Va
-. - furnished or unfinished. The House VIII be
na nt,,l and put m complete order. ARTIST, Fames or
H. Gentlemen Who think of changing would do wei n
AN Also Room 10 let on the fourth floor, p feet wl.
lac N ee deem nqure on the second door room 81. abu
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VuSIC a, Three Cents Page, at No.

vi % Ii.,enard-.reet corner Of Broad Say.-CHAs.
GFsI AIN Music Publisher : constantly receiving ne"
IA enable Music for the Piano, Guitar AMI flur,
b,b he !. seug at the very low prce OF Gems page,
AL 40 on hanh small lOt Of Naslcal INSTRUMENTS,
bb viii be- old very low. The public are invited 70 car
-, ,',s c,r ,,em..lye~ NL-,sale dealers supplied
49,, - =, any otier establsmest n the y. states.
NB-P.ano Fodes tuned at IS cents ,v.,.,,
als I'm '"'7 - "
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! TO LET CHEAPER Third-.t.
"a TO LET-To a small family with

ont children. the secopd story OF the modern three
fnrV brick House 2I2 East Broadway. consisting ot IF ont
md rear parors with bedrooms adjoining, good pantries
md clothes presses also rear basement With cellar uner
-.,.t an 9s
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- No O. wal..>trsci. crrfe- OF Nhuo,cr-'tr'et Tbs
company continue, o. insure against os, ~ anasc Nv hrr
alllng> goods vtrrs,og msr,l andiir utr.iy ss',
Ns.,e> ami cargns> aslrG loss or damage py Msnh
NV saton on 7, favorable term, ~ any other OiCe.
DIRECTORS.
rho,nasw TLo-ne C,rb e. inns John c. Merru.
ri,.nl,. r " o.,irl,1 Mise, Tucker Thomson Price,
se,r MINK n. bison Frasris p sage, John Lre.
fosr D,viSp, Ell,gigss James l.. Holmes,
Am H1L~r Mr X Tiorn. JOAN 7. Moore.
Mi,t.z Holman, James x. whiting, SAMUEL nderhii,
'o,sph Allen, y.-eph bra." .,,,,,,... -.
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LEONARD Drvor OF Ns ~ Sixth Avenue, Iesuhed that
no had known John Bentley for the lat two years that
,hou the de Of October last he came 10 dePonen' with
an, any home or means Of support that Opponent kne"
hmm 10 Ne habtnal drunkard and Nagran' a'e therefore
refused to receive him iro his house 'ha' on 'ue 1s OF
- n.S.,h., 10 came TO the 81 DiNric; watch house
- IT,, ,t d..,,ren, having stated his utter vagrsney and
lepr,yity he wa. sent to the Upper Police on the morning
Of The 18Th and then committed to the Penenuary' pe
aen, never knew Bentley stop elsewhere ihan .
Avenue and al So Standardization IN the MINI ''1
l, ,SS Tc o. s, W.. York JoHS BAYLrY being
July .ays that he de- al 81 ld,
booimaker by trade that he knows John nenuS - h,.
pressut-sod has know hm about 10 years oehu' %
worked loo deponent about yea>; he Is shsle , =,
shoemaker he worked with me at b. trade aio 70 %
the time boarded with sometimes he bosiru W.
mother who at that time lived ~ the Eighth "hu anI a.
tunes in the Ninth Five years since Was ue te nc 'as
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24

, ~ %, NJ, = -, =
~ ~ - eS."""Sn d" ar-'Ha' wac"
lor ''o P'"'et'''n u I ~ ana private
properly III .Ie cry OF washington
BE " enacted by tie Ne@G'e 0"a Ho"se OF
EePTeN6Ht"'CsS o. me tH"cI states OF
ha 1' I i" nst oT 90" ',."'T;I"' us .ieac
',, e., ,In go" &c Eu"i W
,n ,,' Pp,;, a."
& cpr ,ha rI;na ~, ,i.'u ~
,' ,ba o ;r'0 of T P",Io "a.,?S
~ Ln nt. S';' '' i,'
,j,,lor ~ ", ,bo so;J c;,i pfO,"''u , ,"J
s'is y q one fLonIond d, H. a"t a"I
&C.,, n,,or ,orsn,. ~ Lo D',~
%y the r51,s;o FIVE Of vbo,n Shall r"c,a ,r2 =,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
PuBLIC-No. 5O.l

AN ACT to amend the act entitled can
act supplementary to the act entitled
An act to an3nl the judicial system Of
the United S alc.."
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives u the United States Of
America IN Congress ass mbied That tie
fourth circuit shall be composed of the
districts of Maryland Delaware, and Vir-
gina.
The fifth circuit shall be composed of
the districts of Alabama and Louisiana
The sixth circuit shall be composed Of
the districts of North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Georgia
The circuit courts in the district Of Nir-
ginia shall be holden at Richmond, on the
first Monday in May and on the fourth
Monday in November.
The circuit courts in the district of
North Carolina shall be holden on the fourth
Monday of May and second Monday in
December.
This act shall not take effect until the
first day of February next; before which
time the Justices of the Supreme Court
of the United States, or majority Of
them, shall aIlot the several districts among
the Justices Of said Court.
Sec. 2. And be ii further enacted, That
when the time of holding any court by this
act has been changed, all processes. pro-
Gee iings, and causes shall be returned and
held to be continued to the said courts. at
the times herein provided for their meeting,
respectively.
ADDroycd kuuuSt Ia 1870
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
TPuBLIC-No. 13. |

AN ACT to provide for the settlement of
the claims of the State Of Georgia for
the services of her militia.
Be II enarted by the Senate and House Gf
Representatives Of the United States Of
America, an Congress assembled, That the
sum of one hundred and seventy five thou
appropriated to the payment and indem-
nifty of the State of Georgia, for any
money actually paid by said State on &C
count of necessary and proper expenses
incurred by said State in calling out her
militia in the years eighteen hundred and
thirty-five, eighteen hundred ana thlrly-slX.
eiphteen hundred and thlrly-seven, and
eigh,een hundred and thirty-eight, during
the Seminole, Cherokee, and Creek cam
paigns, or for the suppression Of Indian
hostilites in Florida and Alabama. or 50
much Of said sum as may be necessary
for the purposes aforesaid, after dcductlng
anv sum or sums of money that may have
heretofore been advanced by the United
States to the State of Georgia, to he APP
piled to the objects aforesaid, and which
may not have been previously 50 applied.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacred. That
the Paymuster General of the United
States army and the accounting officers
of the Treasury shall first ascertain and
certify what would have been due from
the United States to the volunteers and
p militia called into the service of the said
Stateaof Georgia, or by her proper au-
thorites, during the time and for the pur.
poses mentioned in the preceding section,
if said volunteers and militia had been
duly called into the service of the United
States and regularly received and mustered
by officers of the United States army, &C.
cording to the laws and regulations which
have governed in the payment of the vol
unteers and militia Of other States: Pro.
Uided, THAI the accounts of the agent or
other officer of the State of Georgia, en-
ployed or authorized to make payments
for the aforesaid services or of any of
them, be submitted to the Paymaster Cen
eral and the accounting officers for their
inspections: And, prOidcd, also, That no re-
endorsement shall be made on account of
the payment of any volunteers or militia
who refused to be received and mustered
into the service Of the United States, or
to serve under officers OF the United
States army, if any may have been ordered
to that service by the President of the
United States or other proper authority.
Approved, August IL, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
Approved, August l6, 1912.
IPUBLIC-No. ISL

AN ACT authorizing the settlement and
payment of certain claims Of the State
of Alabama.
Be 1t enacted by the SENATE and House Of
Representatives. IF the Unjted Suites Of
Amprica an Congress assembled, = nat the
Secretary of War be, and hereby is, di-
rected to audit and adjust the claims of
The State of Alabama, under such laws
and regulations as have heretofore govern
ed the Department in auditing and allowing
The claims of the States on the United
States. for moneys advanced and paid by
said State for subsistence, supplies, and
services Of local troops called into service
by and under the authorities of said State,
but not mustered into the service of the
United States, and for provisions and for
age furnished the friendly Indians during
the Creek and Seminole hostllIties, in the
years eighteen hundred and thirty-six and
eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, in all
cases in which the payment was for sub
sistence, supplies, service, provisions. and
forage, which would have been paid for
under existing laws and regulations, if
such troops had been mustered into the
service of the United States, and the pro-
visions and forage had been furnished by
an agent of the United States; and that the
sum 50 found due TO said State be paid
out of any nancy in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated: Procided, That, IN
auditing and adjusting said claims, daily
authenticated copies of papers which have
been lost or destroyed, upon due proof OF
such loss or destruction, shall be received
as evidence.
Sec, .. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of War be, and he hereby is
required TO report to the House of Rep
resenta,iyes q schedule of such claims as
may be presented for adjustment under
I this act, and not allowed, with the reasons
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24

such tracts as have been located in pursu-
ance of the act of the twenty.sixlh of
May, eighteen hundred and twenty-four,
entitled IAN act enabling the claimants TO
lands within the limits of the State of
Missouri and Territory. of Arkansas to
institute proceedings to try the validity of
their claims" or any act reviving the same;
nor unless the owner of the claim shall
make and subscribe an oath, before the
register or receiver of the land office of
the district in which the lands lie, (Which
oath such register or receiver is hereby
authorized to administer) that at the time
he became the owner of the claim he had
no notice or knowledge that the claim was
fraudulent, or that the same rested upon
any. forged warrant, grant, order Of sur
vey, or other evidence of title. And for
every entry made under the provisions Of
this act, patent shall issue, as though no
Spanish or French claim had ever been
entered upon said land
Approved, August IL, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
PUBLIC--No. 3D..

AN ACT to grant pre-emptIon rights to
settlers on the"Dubuque claim 50 called.
in the Territory of Iowa.
b II enacted By the ScHHe AMI House Of
Representatives. Of the UHUcd Suites Of
Americu IN Congress assembled, That the
lands lying in the county Of Dubuque, in
the Territory OF Iowa, heretofore reserved
for the Dubuque claim, so called, which
have not been sold by the United States
by virtue of the acts of the fourth day of
July, one thousand eight hundred and
thirly-six, and the third day Of March, one
thousand eight hundred and thrly-seven,
be, and the same are hereby, declared To
be public lands; and that settlers on said
land, who, but for said reservation. would
have been enabled to enter the same under
the prescription laws of nineteenth June,
one thousand eight hundred and lhiriy.four
twenty-second June, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty Eight, first jane, one
thousand eight hundred and forty, or fourth
September, one thousand eight hundred
and forry-one, be, and they are hereby,
authorized to enter the same at one dollar
and twenty-five cents per acre, at any
time within one year after the date of this
act, upon complying with the provisions
Of either of said acts under which such
person may claim; the settlers under the
earlier law being entitled to the preference
over those under . subsequent one: Pro-
Uiied, That this section is not to be regard
cd as extending the right of presumption to
lands reserved for lead mines. salt springs,
school sections, or town lots: Aqi prosded
further, That, should the said claim Of
Dubuque hereafter prove valid. compensa-
ton to the claimants shall be made by the
United States in other public lands equal in
quantity, subject to private entry.
Approved, August Is. 1912. .