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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
ONG ISLAND RAlLRoAD-CHaNGE of
For Local frl'Essse Time Table
CEYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.-
~ From foot of Counlardt.t- Connecting st hsDpion
ard Al Easioa sth Lesh valley fsirsad and fee ooun-e
formin. difsc, lire to Pittsburgh and tho West without
sUNHII ARRANOEhE VT eaiinenoins May s. iss,
i qsve New-Nofk b. follows:
PottsvIIIe Harrisburg Msucn Chunk. wuIiam.pDr. kc
Msst TRAiS-At a IA for LA.tOa, Wser Gap. Ser.a-
Ton Great Bend. Pli,sion, Wilke.brie ke .
u1npoert R,Adlas PottsviI. Iiarsbarg. IA
~. ~ WAY fAssENeER TnAiS-for Esstol- Bethlehem
Aneniosn. aid Mach ChenA
sp 4. WuTrxS FHPHyss-for ka-toD Ansn,o-~n. Read
M nsufhurs Pbursh. and thc West Sleeping osf tf0tH
FTSKy.s TEais Fog HssEisar RG-The . IN Erps.ss
TIGin from Ne~ 70 ksuivs. HsTri-burz. p NJ, cofci-
inx ta. And Wer on Penn0 varA haif' al 70 W."
Central HsAfoAc North ard South and Win The Caosf'
Tss TsrOccs gIrEr. Tsiis ron rss wn'T s.vs.
SevYof Il daily 'sund.ts -tedl. ussrg c. -
COM cotton HGfisbufs nth PsnDs ysuis ItAIoa1-~hh
70 eh.og, o. ca. 10 Pittsburgh. snt but ote - treia
81 sad Chicago -Four b2.f nms j. s-sei 81 la s tolls
"Htl1aHrrHroHr ,vp Nsw.Yoas YsHaY--Ls.vs New.
Yoi from iisr no North River. ,i'A AID i'i-' ~
n. boz. top a. Bs,a Pein, and MAOers n.lear every
tfit eco way JOHN o. SfkhSs. ssgshBtene'at
HUDSONRI RAILROAD.-For ALBA:
ii ny and TROY CONNECTING WITH THAiS5
soBTH sos Va: r'-i@' ie-'s' F,o., ao,b ..
Frpre., Asj and ,: q ''I' 4 a. al 81" @i
u 1nd 5 p IN 3s2a !. IA
To, and albany with .esP
ipv carl lo;is , IN lo;N p n q inday' ia,iiise
POagnksepfie nam. % e IN.
P.sl,tnlp.is 10: o q n. and is2s ssJ6is5 m
siss Sing train. $50 and s'o1li'::' n I'D ',s
Psr.aa. IN Bro ilyn can sroass tsAei 8 o0e'' "
,,..s Oac. 80 20 Ws.hig ou-.t. Guy ht sqnsfu. sad
lavs hsrgsge CHECKED - her resosness 70 81 P'nt' o.
'n' '''"' ''' ~ a. =. SMITH. ssP-filisrd.s.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Oficlsi
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Adjourned Sessi Thur.dsy Oc 70 1902 10 O'Clock
No II Chy Hall. . Nv. : I'M
rrrsea;-Superviors Tweed SHOCK RocLe, Wcissmsnn,
Littie. Briggs, Ely, and B,un.is.
In The absence President.
Supo''sof Roche moved that Supervisor Tweed take the
ohsts.f fn .. . \
which carried
Supervisor Roche moved that the reading Of the minutes Of
the Is,t n.etiny ne dispensed with.
Which wss car isc.
InsfECroRs o REGISTRY.
Vacancies nouaced iu the ons Of
Registry 10 the f,ilowiug Di.uiots viz; !.
by Supervisor Ely:
Eleventh Wsrd second DhIotPe,er Keinlen. resigned
by SDper,i S.,ook;
Fourth Ward sixth District-P McDernlost, not havns
eualird
BY Supervisor Lt,ile:
stvrnieenth Ward. Eleventh DistriotCbsrles T. Meyer
pot haylx a. i.aed - 49, r.r.
Gu Board proceeded ballot such vsc.n.
cits (3nprryi.s Bun; Roche ac1g tessD The tl
owug beog declared 10 have received tho Of majority
ot all tns eubers elected 70 the Board end consequent
du elected:
Eleventh Ward Second Dist,ic,--George Foley.
Fouf h Ward sixth pi.fnct-yobn Peek.
6essDecGth Ward E-yostb Dis.sicf david D. Wsers.
..H. TT q. Ir.peCroas AND cASvAssyRs.
supsvsor Bigg we'd that the Board do new proceed 70
ba!,o. for Issp-csor- and Caass-efs Of Eiscston q
W oich Was ciried 1893 ~
Aud Board proceeded ballot witt, the following result
t5upeysors blunt aud kece sctug ei.rs the following
briug declared to 4ys received the OF majority Of III
tho sbcrs ejtcd to the Board. and atty duly
elected
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a 3. AiEGwiN Asouans--
| DY BANGS, MERWl\ & Co.. Irving Build
fnr, No. 50 ADD 50 Broadway -SAis- 81 books sta
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Disasters, 6es
Tss pARH L wHaLr G Cspt poese nsnss o. sn 1, -
New. On.sns went sshefe THURSDAY mosn'ss os
Mitdle Groand LeIs shs remained ,ons lou, hours ~nss
sbs sot s and proceeded to 'eA shs Ma % s ?, ,s1
The .ehr Y.nhe. Doodle fso@ ~. s, sss cor
FOR N.w.YSrk, arrived he.e M, , r 80, as' "
issAy &c ra. 4. sahsre ssua hsvsn Bssch No Tsf-
thef plrticu4ATs ,r, xy.n., 49, 49, B'a lJos.,S,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

RsrastSe.--rhe ssc..Iship Prtershurs Of crom~eRe
New triesss line, taken up the Sectional Docs %
Thursday afternoon for rcpsisA-
FoR WASHINGTON. ID. The stsam Transports rs'spttes
and City OF Richmond Pier No " are pow ioso'nS
sabllsenee sloreA ammunition, Sc, fer Wssaihf'sa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

NOTICE The steamship CITY OF NLW-
IN YoKk. fot Liverpool and Qaesas,sP viii sail IRON
H. d1ck Per 10 ~ i. RI. oAICRDAf, Oct y, a.
1cck D. precisely. PG.s.ugsfs hut be 90 beard ~
<,cotk on the d.y Of saiiug JOHN DALE, Agclt
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sCHE BRITISH AND NOaTH AMERICAN

a EOIAL MAIL y TI.A1H tfIIb, -,
1LTWEEN Nt.W.YOKk AND ~ EhrUOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND BErWYEN BOSTON ASG LIVERPOOL CALI
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HAhBOA
SCOTIA. Capt JudrinG CHiNA Capt Ander3a
SEhStA, Cap. Lott ASIA. Cep,. fook.
ARABIA. Csp-. s,ons EUROPA Csut. }. Ls!,ch
AfhCA CAPT Shannon. CANADA. Csp. Mni..
AMERICA, Capt. Noodle NIAGARA. Cspt A. Ityrie.
- 4 A
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miscellaneous.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAM
PAL psI,s ,ns LIBRARIES housht for ready money.
=, No i23 bsh.sv bs,seeu eud loh-s.s For Sale q
~. ef the Natural Hi.-oTy OF New York.
, 1862-05-03
CIT ORDINANCES.

! AN ORDINANCE, defining the duties of the City As
sess r. for the City Of Wala Walla, w. Z.
The people of the city Of Walla Walla do ordain as
follows
SECTION lst That it shall be the duty of the CITY
Assessor, beOre entering upon the Charge OF the
matters connected with his Office, To give bond to the
people OF the city OF Walla Wala Cue penal sum Of
one tnou aud Isl 00O) dollars, tw or more sure
ties, conditioned for the faithful performance of his
duties according 70 law and shall take and subscribe
oath faithfully aud i'm partially discharge the du-
ties OF his oce according to law aud to the best Of
/ his ability.
SEC. I'd The said Assessor shall on the 25th dlyof
| April 1862 and ON the second Tuesday in Aprl in
each succeeding year, commence to ascertain the
names Of all persons in SAID city liable to tax ltnn AID
also all the taxable property therein and shall pre-
pare an assessment roll IN which shal Oe set down. in
separate columns.
1T. Ihe names Of taxable persons in said city.
I'd The value OF the personal properly taxable to
each.
And when any person is assessed as trustee guar
dian, executor, or administration designation 0 the
representative character shall be added his name
and such assessment snail De catered in separate
claim from his individual assessment.
SEC. 3D. The Assessor may require any person liza
bic TO taxation in said city to furnish list OF all his
property idDle To tlxttOn may require such per-
to make oath That such list contains a full and
true account Of all such property belonging to him.
and ii any person refuse furnish such list or swear
to the samewhen required u do by the Assessor
the Assessor shall ascertain the taxable property OF
any such person. from the best information H. be de.
rived from other sources and shall enter such refusal
to furnish list, or to affirm, upon his roll
SEC. 4. The Assessor shall return the assessment
roll . the Board OF Common Council within five di,s
after the commencement Of the assessment as hereto
fore provided.
SEC. 8. The Improvements upon the lots and blocks
CT said city shall be assessed personal property
SEC. o. The Assessor shall receive a compensation
OF nye IS5 dollars per day. for each day actually aud
, 1862-05-03
luasbinotou 5lutcsman.

AMUsEMENTs.- In the way of amuse-
mtnts, our citizens, during the week, have
been treated with little "spice" in the
shape of variety On Saturday and Monday
evenings, Mr.. John Kelly gave musical en-
tertainments at the Theater. On Tuesday
evening, Mr. J. G. Kenyon, ventriloquist
and magician, gave exhibitions. The ben
eft rendered by the citizens to Mr.. J. B.
Robinson took place on Wednesday night
on which occasion the audience was unusu-
ally large, and the perform nee passed of
to the entire satisfaction of all present. Mr.
Kenyon added to the interest of the enter
tainment by ventriloquial limitations anc
'' tricks of magic"
, 1862-05-03
NOTICE.

- EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Acting Assistant Commissary Of Subsistence at
Fort Walla Walla W. T., for supplying the troops
ut this Post with fresh beef for the fiscal year
mencing June LIST, 1862, and ending May 3lst 1853
the beef to be delivered in quarters (eXcudng necks
aud shanks) in such quantities, and at such times as
the A. A. S. may direct. The contract to be suh
ject to orders from the Commissary General, and
bonds to be given in such amount the A. A. Q. S.
may determine.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest respon
sible bidder for the furnishing of the proper article
the Government reserving the right to reject any
all of the bids.
The proposals will be opened on the 25th of May
1862 at u O'clock NJ, at the Commssary Storehouse
at this Post.
E. D. FUTILE,
Lieut.. 4th C. ", A. A. c. s.
Fort Walla Walla, w. T.. May l, 1862 2Ow3
, 1862-05-03

ent writing from Florence, requests us to publish
the list of officers for Idaho county, stating that
the people there are yet unnformed as to who
their officers are. The list is as follows: Coun-
ty Auditor, S. Lindsey Sheriff, Jefferson Stan
defer Commissioners, Robert Gray Robert
Burns ana - Sanborn Justice of the Peace
- Parker. We publish the list as it appears
on the statute. and presume the citizens of Ida
no can determine who Sanborn and Parker are
The appoiutees will hold their Offices until the
general election in July
, 1862-05-03
A. #. q A. Nj.

Wala Walla Lodge No. Z, A. F. & A. N. hold their
stated communications on the I'd and 4th Saturdays
Of each month B. SHEIDEMAN, W.M.
G. LAYDER, Sec'y.
, 1862-05-03
B. F. STONE, President.
AN ORDINANCE, defining the duties of the Cit

AN ORDINANCE, defining the duties of the City
Treasurer Of the city Of Walla Walla W. 7.
The people of the city of Walla Walla do ordain
SEC. l. That the City Treasurer, hefore entering
upon the discharge Of the duties connected with his
office, shall give bond tn the people of the city Of
Wa IL Walla in the penal OfOne thousand ,00Ol
dollars with at least two suretcs, which bond shall
he approved by the Board of Common Council, con
dtoned for the faithful performance Of his duties ac-
cording to law. He shall also take and subscribe an
oath to the effect at he will faithfully perform said
duties in accordance with law.
SEC. 2. He shall receive all monies due and accru-
ing to tie city, and dsburse the upon the war
rants Of the President Of the Council countersgned
by the Mayor.
SEC. 8, He shall keep his Office open for the trans
action Of business, during business LOurs and
range and keep his books that the amount received
and paid out, on account of separate and distinct
funds, or specific appropriations shall be exhibited in
separate accounts as well as the whole receipts and
! expenditures by the general account.
! SEC. He shall at all times keep his Office and
books subject to the Inspection Of the Mayor and shall
on the first Monday Of January, April, July and Octo-
ber of each year. make out aud esent to the Mayor
full and complete settlement the receipts and eXpen
ditures Of the preceding three months
| SEC. 8. lie shall pay all warrants Of the President
Of the Board of Common Council cOunerSigned by
the Mayor when presented if there is money in the
treasury for that purpose and write the face of
such order the date of redemption, and his signature
If there are no funds to pay such orders when pre-
sented, he shall endorse thereon, " not paid for want
of funds, and the date of such presentment over his
signature
SEC. 6. City orders shall be redeemed by the Treas
urer according to the priority Of the time Of present
men; Provided, such orders. payable ont OF the city
revenue, shall be received in payment OF city taxes
without regard to priority Of prtseutment or number
but the said Treasurer shall not pay any balance
therein and above such tax when there out
standing orders unpaid for want of funds.
SEQ 7. The City Treasurer shall annually make a
complete settlement with the Board of Common Coun-
ell week previous to the expiration Of his term Of
Office.
SEC. s. The City Treasurer shall receive as a com
pensation for his services per cent all monies
which may come into the treasury.
This ordinance to be in force from and after the
23d day of April, 1862.
Approved
E. B. WHITMAN, Mayor.
B. F. STONE, President.
, 1862-05-03

To PRosPEcToRs.-It is fact that
should be kept before the prospector that
gold has been found on the headwaters Of
some of the streams along the trail from
this valley to the Grand Ronde. 1t gen
orally believed by old residents here that
through prospecting of these streams
will result in the discovery of paying dig
gings on this side of the Blue mountains
Miners en- their way to Powder river
would do well to prospect these streams.
, 1862-05-03
Dissolution OF Copartnership.

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
1 J. J. Partington and O. W Whaling is this day
ds -olved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by G. W. Whaling
to whom all accounts must be paid, and all debts Of
the old firm will be settled by him.
j. j. PARTINGTON,
G. W. WHALING
Walll Wala, W. T., NJ ~ 2. 1862 2Ow3
, 1862-05-03
Notice.

NJ )TICE is hereby given that one George Nye,
~ representing himself to be partner Of mine in
al,on at Orc Fiuo is not SUCH and never was and
that will pay debts contracted by him.
MICHAEL KINNEY.
May g. 1892 2Ow9#
, 1862-05-03

PORTLAND AND DALLEs.-Throug the eff
cient kindness of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S agents,
we will hereafter be enabled to furnish our read
ers with their papers at Portland and the Dalles
by exDress
, 1862-05-03

THE steamer J'eninO was successful in making
the trip to Lewiston last week We are informed
that affairs have considerably frightened up since
her arrival there.
, 1862-05-03

CAMAs PRA1RIE.-We are informed by Mr..
Mossman that this prairie, on the road TO Sal
mon, which it was supposed last fall would be al
most impossible this spring, is now nearly dry,
and the road over it as good as any from here to
Salmon river
, 1862-05-03
w. MONTGOMERY.
Notice.

1--WE Coprtnership heretofore existing in the
1 Baeksmithing business between Thos. Evans
and Q. C"nliu. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The business viii be carried on at the old stand
by 7. Evans & Co.
THOS EVANS,
G. C0NLIN.
Walla Walla May @ 1862 2Ow3
, 1862-05-03

AUCTION HoUsE-Mr w. Montgomery has
opened an auction and commission house, next
door to the Blue Mountain Hotel.
, 1862-05-03

necessarily employed in the discharge of the duties of
his office, and such reasonable compensation for the
copy of the assessment roll as the B ar of Common
Council may allow-which compensation shall be paid
Of any monies in the treasury not otherwise appro
priated.
This ordinance to be in force from and after the 22d
day Of April 1862.
Approved
E. B. WHITMAN, Mayor.
, 1862-05-03

FOUND.-A mail which was sent from
the post office in this city, April 18, 1861,
and lost on its ay do n to the Dalles,
was ound on the 18th ult. by Mr.. John
Conron, seven miles west of John Days riv-
er. TIE n al was still in good condition,
and has been forwarded by the postmaster
to the Dead Letter Office Many an anx-
ious writer has no doubt wondered why he
never received an ans er to letter sent out
by that mail.
, 1862-05-03

VOLUNTEER CRoPs-We are informed
that a goodly portion of this years crops
in this valley will be volunteer" This,
in part, results from necessity Two things.
the back ardness of the spring and the ex-
traordinary high price of seed gram, have
conspired to bring ab ut this result. Farm
ers tell us that the volunteer crops in this
valley have heretofore been nearly equal to
those regularly sown, and where the lands
have not been pastured down closely, their
present crops promise as abundant a yield
as heretofore.
, 1862-05-03
WAGON MANUFACTORY
May 3, 1862

zzssa9SS1
MAIN STREET, WALLA WALLA.
TTNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
i puoc Of WalA Walla valley that they have
opened
WAGON MANDATORY
in this city and prepared to do any work in the
H. Of wagon making. One Of tue propretOrs has
Just reiurne from Portland with a large stock OF
States Timber, and they feel ured that they can
give satisfaction to all who may entrust their work IT,
them.
Repairing done to order at moderate prices
DOYELL y NASSAU.
May g. 1862. 2Oly
, 1862-05-03

FAvoRs.-Thanks to Wells, Fargo & Co. for
valuable fsvors
, 1862-05-03

HIGH WATERs-The late warm weather has
melted the snow in the mountains and the streams
througho, the valley are very high-almost i'm
passable. We are informed by old residents that
the rise of this season has come much earlier than
usual, and per consequence it is argued that the
season for navigating the rvers in the upper coun-
try will be proportionably shortened. The Co
lumbia and Stake rivers are rising very rapidly.
, 1862-05-03
JACOB TRAH L E. S
Billiard Bran ch p!
Front Street, Second Door from Post Office,
PORTLAND, OREGON

TACOB STRAHLE, of San Francisco, would inform
- his friends and the public generally, that he has
established
BILLIARD TABLE BRANCH
in this city, and IL keep constantly on hand all
kinds of Billiard Tables, with Slate, Marble or Wood
Beds, with Double Spring Patent Combination
Cushion, in also Bagatelle Tables, Billiard
Balls all kinds Of sizes Billiard Cues, Billiard Cloth
Rondo Balls, Pool Balls, Billiard Chalk. Cue Wax.
{ ue Leathers, Pins, Cue Cutters, Pockets Faro and
Pocer Checks, Fringes. which he offers for sale at
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
Turning nd cooring Billiard Balls.
R8- Repairing done on the shortest notice.
20tf JOHN SrRAHLE, Agent.
, 1862-05-03

For SALMoN.-The Yreka Journal of recent
date, says large number OF EN- grants-many Of
them with their families-have passed through
Shasta Valley, on their way to Salmon. They are
bringing wagons with them, and come Uia Klam-
ath Lake. The same paper further states that it
is estimated that there are near three thousand
Salmonward hound migrants on the road between
that place and Sacramento
, 1862-05-03

PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. w. Tracy, Wells Fargo
& Co.'S Agent for Oregon and Washington, is
now on visit to our city, perfectiag arrangements
for the better conveyance of the express and su-
perintsnding other matters pertaining to the in
terests of the company in the upper country.
CATTLE FOR SALMoN.-Mr. w. c. Hull, OF
Portland, passed through this city on Tuesday
with drove of cattle for the Salmon market.
Mr.. H. informs that he has two or three more
droves now on the road. They will be driven
direct through 10 the mines.
, 1862-05-03

RB- All of the above Goods we will sell at
Wholesale OR RETAIL, at VERY LOW
PRICES.
Orders accompanied with the cash will receive
prompt attention, and goods will be forwarded to
all parts of the Mines o. T"
Bs- Give us a call.
KYGER & REESE,
Fireproof Brick Store. Main street,
ly Walla WaIAa w. Z.
, 1862-05-03

WEEKLY TRIPs-Report says the steamers
will, for few weeks to come, only make weekly
trips from Desrhuttes to Walula, on account of
being unable to obtain a sufficient supply of wood
for their regular trips. The cold winter has pre-
vented contractors from fulfilling their contracts
with the company to furnish them wood; hence
the scarcity of the article now.
SUPPLIES FOR THE MINES Judging from
the large number of pack trains that have left
this city during the week for Salmon river tn ere
will be no lack of supplies in the mines in two
or three weeks more From the great number
of miners there, however, packers will necessari-
ly be kept very busy this summer in keeping up
this supply and getting in surplus for next
winter
, 1862-05-03

"A large stock Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Consisting Of a variety Of
Blank Books of all descriptions,
Memorandum and Pass Books,
Standard and Miscellaneous Works.
full series Of School books.
States Pencils, Quills, Rulers,
Novels. Envelnps and Pens.
Bill and Legal Cap Paper,
Fools, ap and Letter Paper,
Monte and Playing Cards
Including large stock Of
Bourbon and Monongahela Whiskys
Hermitage and Holt's Whisky
Scotch and Irish Whisky,
Old Peach and Apple Brandy,
Old Port and Madeira Wine,
Claret and Hook Wine,
California and Sauthm Wine
Bakers and HDsteter's BtteTs :.
An assortment Of Syrups, and a fne' lot of
CASE GOODS pertaining to this line.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-11
PUBLIC REsOLUTIoN--No. Al.

Approved, July IL, 1862.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-11
old Metals Bought.

They are dealing in and selling Aliens improv-
ed Steam Guage, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and
Tubing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Ma
chimes, Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German
Boiling Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing,
Hose, &C., of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron
Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire
Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, wsrranting their work, and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
1S-0ffice and Sale Rooms, Foundry, Boiler-yard
Machine Shop on Pine street, between First and
econd streets, Evansville, Ind. dec1
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-11
MILITARY GOODS.

0000 YARDS GOLD ARMY LACE AND
lOOO Braids; 1000 yards Gold Army Cord;
cases Gold Bullion, Staff, Foot, Medical and Pay
Officers Swords; Gilt, BFonZed and Leather Scab
oards; Sword and Revolver Belts; Spurs, and all
descriptions Of military trimmings Furnishing at
ihort notice. Z
CHARLES BABCoCK,
aug2S No. Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-11
PUBLIC REVOLUTIONARY. "a.

PUBLIC RESOL UTION-NO. ~.
A RESOLUTION to suspend all payments under
the act approved twenty fifth of March, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, entitled "An act to Sc
cure TO the officers and men actually employed
in the western department, or department of Mis-
souri,, their pay, bounty, and pension, and for
other purposes.
Resolved bg the Senate aud House of Representa-
tires of the United States Of America IN Congress as
seIabIed, That the Secretary of War be and he is
hereby authorized and directed TO suspend all paw
ments, under the act approved twenty fifth of
March, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, entitled
can act to secure to the officers and actually
employed in the western department, depart
ment of Missouri, their pay, bounty, and pen sion,
AMI that there shall be appointed by the President,
i'm nedately after the passage ohis resolution, by
aud with the advice and consent of the Senate,
three commissioners, to examine all claims arising
under the provisions of that act, and report the
same, with the facts connected herewith, to the
Secretary Of War; said commissioners to have such
compensation for their services the Secretary of
War may consider just and reasonable: Prorided,
That said commissioners shall be quired to exam
inc and report within sixty days after the passage
of this resolution upon all such claims as may be
presented by persons claiming to have been organ
| lied or employed in the State of Missouri and to
have performed service according to tn provisions
! O. "a recited act, whereupon payments shall be
made as recommended by said commissioners and
as required by said act: And prorided further,
That within ninety days from the passage of this
resolution the said commissioners shall exam ne
and report upon all other claims arising under the
act aforesaid when payments shall be made here.
| In prescribed.
| Approved, July 2, 1862.