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dollars, and be imprisoned for not more
than six months, at the discretion Of the
court trying The same
SEo. A. dnd te u fb1isl eiiactei. Thatit
shall be the duty OF the Secretary of the
Interior, Immediately after tie passage Of
this act 10 provide iit aud propel apart
ment IN his Department, to be called The
Returns Office" within which 20 Gle the
returns required BY this act 70 be fled.
aud TO appoint a clerk 20 attend to the
same, who shalt be entitled to an annual
salary Of twelve hundred dollars, and
whose duty il shall be 10 Gle ell returns
made 10 said Office so that the same may
be Of easy access, filing all retarns made
by the same officer in the same place, and
numbering them as they are made 10 nu-
mericsl order. He shall also provide and
keep an index book. with the names Of
the contracting parties, and the number
OF each and every contract opposite TO
the said names and he shall submit the
said index book and returns 10 any per-
son desiring 10 inspect the same and
he shall also furnish copies OF said re-
turns 10 any person paying for said copies
to said clerk, at the rate Of five cents for
every one hundred words, 20 which said
copies certificates shall be appended in
every case by the clerk making The same,
attesiing their correctness, aud that each
copy so certified is a full and complete
copy Of said returns which return so
certified under the seal Of the Department,
shall be evidence in al prosecutions
under this act
SEC. 5. And be 10 further enacted, That
il shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of
War, of the Secretary OF the Navy, and of
the Secretary of the Interior, immediate
ly after the passage Of this act, 10 furnish
each aud every officer severally appointed
by them with authority TO make contracts
on behalf Of the Government, with print-
ed letter Of Instructions, setting forth the
duties OF such officer under this act and
also to furnish herewith forms, printed
in blank, of contracts TO be made, and the
affidavit Of returns required TO be affixed
thereto, so that all the instruments may
be as nearly uniform as possible.
Approved, June 2, 1862
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TPrBLrc-No. 1911

AN ACr to prevent and punish fraud on
the part OF officers intrusled with
making Of contracts for the Govern
ment
Re 10 enacted By tie Senate and HJuse Of
Representatives Of the Unilel &ates Of A0ier-
ioa IN Congress assembled, That il shall be
the duty Of the Secretary of War, of the
Secretary Of the Navy, and of the Sec
rotary Of the Interior Immediately after
the passage of this act, to cause and re.
quire every contract made by them, sew
orally, on behalf Of the Government or
by their officers under them appointed 10
make such contracts, to be reduced to
writing, and signed by the contracting
parties with their names AT the end there
Of, copy of which shall be filed by the
officer making and signing the said con
tract in the Returns Office OF the De-
partment Of the Interior hereinafter es-
tablished for that purpose as soon after
the contract is made as possible, and
within thirty days, together with all
bids, oilers and proposals TO him made
by persons TO obtain the same, as also
copy Of any advertisement he may have
published inviting bids, 0llers OF propo-
sails for the same; all the said copies
and papers in relation 20 each contract
TO be attached together by a ribbon and
seal, and numbered in regular order nu-
mencally, according TO the number Of
papers composing the whole return.
SEC. 2. md BE- 70 further eaaciei, That it
shall be the further duty Of the said OH
GER before making his return, according
TO the first section Of this act, TO ailix to
the same his affidavit in the following
form, sworn 10 before some magistrate
having authority TO administer oaths :
l do solemnly swear Cor affirm that the
copy Of contract hereto annexed is an
exact copy of a contract made by me
personally with --; that / made the
same fairly without any benefit or ad-
vantage TO myself, or allowing any such
benefit or advantage cownptly TO the
said --, or any other person, and that
the papers accompanying include all those
relating 10 the said contract, as required
by the statute Ia such case made and
provided" And any officer convicted OF
falsely aud corruptly swearing 20 such
affidavit, shall be subject 90 all thepains
and penalties now by law inflicted for
wilful and corrupt perjury.
SEC 3. And b Il fulher enacted, That
any officer making contracts, as aforesaid,
aud failing on negloding 60 make returns
of the same, according to the provisions
Of this act, unless from unavoidable ac-
cident and not within his control, shall
be deemed, in every case Of such failure
or neglect 20 be guilty Of misdemcanor
aud, on conviction thereof shall be pun
ished BY q fine OF not less than one hum
dred dollars, nor more than five hundred
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TPunLfc-No. SOL
An ACT to establish land Office in Colo
RADIO Territory and for other purposes.

An ACT TO establish land Office in Colo
RADIO Territory and for other purposes.
Be 10 enacted bg he Senate and House Of
Representatives Of he United StIitei of Amer-
yea IN Congress qssepllea,, That all the
lands belonging TO the United States 10
which the Indiana title has been or shall
be eXtinguished shall be subject TO the
operations of the presumption act Of the
fourth Of September, eighteen hundred and
fOrty-One, and under che conditions, re-
strictions, and stipulations therein men
toned Provided, h0loeUer, That whom un-
surveyed lands are claimed by pre-emp-
ton, notice Of the specific tracts claimed
shall be filed within six months after the
survey has been made in the field; and on
failure to file such nO,ice,or 10 pay for the
tract claimed within twelve months from
the filing of such motto, the parties claim
ing such lands shall forfeit all right
thereto, provided said notices may be
fled with the Surveyor General, and 10
be noted by him on the township plats,
until other arrangements have been made
by law for that purpose.
Sec. 2. And be ID further enacted, That
the public lands within the Territory Of
Colorado TO which the Indian title is or
shall be extiuguished shall constitute a
new land district, 10 be called the Colo
RADIO district; and the President is here
by authorized to appoint by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate,
register and receiver Of public moneys for
said district, who shall be required to
reside at the place at which said Office
shall be located and they shall have the
same powers, perform the same duties,
and be entitled to the same compensation
as are or may be prescribed by law in re-
lation TO said Offices Of the United States
in the State of Kansas
Sec. 3. And he 10 further enacted, That
an act entitled "An act to graduate the
price Of the public lands to actual settlers
and culhvators," be and the same is
hereby repealed
Approved, june 2, 1862
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loFr1cfAGI
LAWS OF TIRE UNITED STATES,
Pa.Na al N, Second Sssr.or n ne Thru arsr,l
Cong ,a
fPuBLrc-No. 76l


Az AIT for Tie survey Of grants or
claims Of land.
BE Il epaotoa iy De esaais and Houss n
Representatives n he United Safes of Amer
tea IA Congress Asseaiblei, That al claims
or grants Of land in any Of the States or
Territories in the United States, derived
from any foreign country or Government
shall be surveyed under the direction Of
proper officers Of the Government Of the
Tilted States upon the application Of the
parties claimingor owning the same and
that their expense, (which shall be paid or
secured TO the satisfaction Of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior before the work shall
be performed, but nothing IN the law re-
quiring the executive officers 20 survey
land claimed or granted under. any laws
of the United States shall be construed
either 20 authorize such officers 10 pass
upon the validity Of the titles granted by
or under such laws, o. 10 give any greater
effect to the surveys made BY them than
to make suchsurveys priIHo fare evidence
Of the true location OF the land claimed
or granted, nor shall any such grant be
deemed incomplete for the want Of a
survey or patent when the land granted
may be ascertained without asuryey or
patent. III Approved, June 2, 1862
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
NORTH AMERICA.
Capture Of a part Of Morgans
Guerrillas
-
EnthasiastiC Meeting in Louisville.
----sa.---
Enthusiastic Meeting in Louisville.
The Report Of the Rebels Taking
Baton Rouge Untrue.
Rebels on the South Side of James
River.
New York Money Market

LoUnvuuE, July 19-The Steamer
North American from Londonderry, on
the ilih inst, passed Cape Race The
news Of the serious battles which have
taken place before Richmond tit thought
would prolong thewar BreadstuITs i'm.
proved, and provisions dull
WAsHINoroN, July IA balloon re
connoisance showed large concentration
of the rebels on the Sonth side Of James
River near City Point, where il is bcliev-
ed that the rebels win block the river at
Clairmont
MEMPHIS, July 19.--General Hovey, in
command Of General Grants staff, ex-
poets to be called to COrinth on business
ofmOment. And permanent Notifications
are rapidly being completed here.
Several female Secessionists, wives oil
the weaIthiest citizens, were escorted
South Ofthe Federal lines.
Tbs dispatch Of the taking of Baton
Rouge by The rcbelsi is spectators ca
nard.
WAsnSeToS, July l9.--lt is expected
that Halleek will be entrusted with
important duties in Washington, and
not go into the field.
General Popo's recent orders are very
popular.
NEv York, July 19.-GOld opened
dull at 181 4, and closed firm at 1s 49,.
Treasury Notes premium.
The War Department has no adyices
of the rumored defeat of Stonewall
Jackson by Gen. seigel, nor none that
any engagement has taken place.
LOUISVILLE, July l9.--General Smith
surprised part of Morgan's men on Gar
rett Smiths farm, near Paris, Ky. He
killed IL, captured over 100, recaptured
several horses, and with Col MctcalI
and an adequate force is pursuing an
other squad Of these marauders towards
Winchester.
A large and enthusiastic meeting fol
military organization and expulsion Of
guerrillas from Kentucky, aud filling her
quota Of troops, was held at the Court
House this evening Addresses were
made by Hon. Wal. Wolfe, Gems. Boyle
and Burbridge, and others Strong res
olutions were adopted.
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nniIroad AeeIdent.

The evening train on the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad ran Of the track
ten miles this side Of Reynolds Station.
Capt TArEM, of the 9th Ohio, was so
badly injured that he died yesterday at
O'clock at Columbia. A woman was
badly injured and several soldiers were
severely hurt The First Engineer took
TO the woods preeipiiately, leaving bis
train in charge Of the Second Engineer.
The cars were runniag at the rate Of
forty-iive miles an hour. The engineer
Is suspected Of having caused the disas-
ter intentionally.
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BOWS STATION, KY, July 18, p M.
A soldier Of the Seventy-seventh Ohio
has just arrived here from Cynthiann,
having left there at ten o'clock this morn
ing, He is a poroled prisoner, and states
that Il. r. Rankin, in Cynthiana, told
him that the killed and wounded on both
sides would amount to about 80. Nor
gan released all the prisoners on parole.
Two Of his cavalry regiments were about
10 leave for Lexington al Q A. NJ.
Col Landrom was not taken prisoner.
He escaped with forty men. He says he
heard from several persons that Captain
Glass was killed.
MOrgan's Adiutsnt reported at Rankin,s
Hotel that Morgans force mustered 200
men, besides those who lately joined
him.