Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
IPUBLIC ACr-NO. SOL


volunteers, and the officers and men actually en-
ploycd in tho Western Department.
he Il enacted BY the Senate and House IF Repre-
semtatircs Of the United States IF America 1" Con-
yress assembled That there DO and hereby is appro
priated out of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, the Of thirty million dollars,
or 50 much thereof may be necessary, to enable
the Government to pay the two and three years vol
unteers called into tho service Of the United States,
being IN additional amount required for the fiscal
year, ending Juno 30th, 1862.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That there be
and hereby 10 appropriated, out Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the
sum of one hundred thousand dollars, or ~ much
thereof may be necessary to carry into effect the
act approved March 25th, 1862 to secure pay boun-
ty, and pensions to officers and men actually cm-
poyed in the Western Department, or Department
Of Missouri.
Approved, May IA, 1862.
GPUBLIC ACr-NO. 6O.1
An Act to facilitate the discharge Of enlisted mon
for physical disability.
BE enacted by the Senate and House If Repressnta-
tires Of the United States Of Amcrica IN Congress
sembied, That tho medical inspector general or any
medical inspector is hereby authorized and em
powered to discharge from the service Of tho Unitcd
States any soldier enlisted man, with tho consent
Of such soldier or enlisted man, in the permanent
hospitals, lsboring under any physical disability
which makes it advantageous to the service that
~
Of such inspector general medical inspector, SGT
ting forth tho existence and nature Of such physical
disability, shall be sufficient evidence Of such dis
charge: Provided, however, That every such GER
ti6cste shall appear ON Its face to have been found
ed personal inspection Of the soldier discharg
cd, and shall specifically describe the nature and
origin Of such disability and that such discharge
shall be without prejudice to the right Of such SOL
dior enlisted man to the pay due him dt the date
thereof and report the same to the adjutant general
aud the surgeon general.
Approved, May IA, 1852.
PUBLIC ACT--NO. Gil
An Act to regulate the time Of holding the courts Of
the United States for the district Of Kentucky,
and for other purposes.
Bs Il enacted BY tic Senate and House Of Representa-
tires If tie United States Of Asscr;co ~ Congress
sestied, That the circuit and district courts Of the
United States for tho district Of Kentucky shall
Thereafter commence and bc held ss follows: At
LIST Monday Of December; Mt Louisville on tho I'D
Monday Of February and lst Monday Of October;
at Frankfort on tho I'd Monday Of May and LIST
Monday Of January; aud Ut Psducah ON the Sd
Monday Of March and lst Monday Of November.
Sec. 2. And 10 Il further enacted, That IL nsith-
er Of the Judges Of said courts be present at the
tims for opening court, the clerk may open and ad
jonrn the court from day 70 day for four days, and
IL the Judge does mot appear by two o'clock =. NJ Of
the fourth day. tho clerk shall adjourn the court the
next stated term. But either the circuit district
judge ~ written order to the clerk within the first
three days Of his term, may adjourn court to fu.
ture Day within thirty days Of tho first day, OF
which sdjournmsut the clerk shall give notice by
posting copy Of said order on the front door Of the
kouss where the court ID to be held; and the
District Judge and In bis sbsence, tho circuit judge
may erdsr special term Of the circuit court dssig
nstsd In similar ordsr, to DO Published in SINH
lsr manner, and In one more new spapcrs in tho
place where the court is heid; and BY said order