Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-27

DIscHAReE, who shall have been killed died Of
wounds Tor his heirs &c. may Bounty
land or Treasury scrip provided BY the 9h section Of the AeI
oil February H. s47 is necessary that the following IN
stuctions be duly observed by The officers concerned
Volunteers mustered out Of service the expiration
Of their term.
The rolls for this purpose must confirm oil the names
which have been borne the previous Muster Rolls from
the hrs or The one mastering into service including all who
have died been eaPfed discharged have deserted since
the enrolment Of The company with appropriate remarks
opposite the Of each respectively a5sentees
DC satisfactorily accounted for BY explanations recorded in
the column Of remarks Ths R cJuainag the informa-
Ton above required, will be prepared aud completed The
lime that the company may be dicharsd aud be forwarded
oy Inc oneer charged with mastering Of vice. de
TO the AdJuiant Generals Office War sed
For the Commissioner Of Pensions BOEafy Land surcau
The Roll will only vary fiom The ordinary Muster Roll
used for the payment Of companies by
names Of all who have died. been captured discharged or
have deserted. since the day Of into service.
Iidi1idE1I discharges Of POHaieers before the erPa-
ftOa IF their fern, ia consequence Of recefue
sickness Incurred in the course Of the serpice
The Certificates of Disability and Discharge in such cases
viii be given 10 duplicate and must in every instance,
forth the origin and nature Of the wound received, " sick
ness incurred in the Of the service agreeaby 10 The
established printed fofn dated April 22 copy
this Certificate will be fO waTded By the officer signing
discharge Of the Volunteer Soldier direct the Adjuan
General Of the Amy-endOred For the Commissioner of
Pensions, Bounty Land Bureau
The Commissioner Of Pensions under the direction of
the Secretary Of War; being charged BY law with the BUSH
by the munihcenee OF the gorernment commanders Of Vol
unteer regiments and companies will the necessity Of
preparing and forwarding as herein required the requisite
Muster Rolls or Certificates the may be- being the
necessary evidence Of service and Of honorable discharge
enable the fathiu Volunteer his heirs. &c. receive
from the Wal Department the certificate warrant the
bounty of hundred and sixty acres the Treasury scrip
for one hundred dollars as provided by law.
o. The Surgeons Certificate Of ordinary disability, in
Of invalid soldiers Of the Regular army will hereafter
be forwarded in duplicate; Of which, endorsed-
For the Commissioner Of Pensions Bounty Land Bureau
By order: X. JONES' Adj General.
The following is proper form of the Power Of
Attorney:
Know all men by these presents, That l - of
- county, State of - late a - in company
- in the - regiment of - volunteers, in SER
vice in - have made, constituted and appointed,
and by these presents do make, constitute and APP
point - my true and lawful attorney, for me, and
in my name, place and stead forward all necessary
papers and vouchers, TO the Commissioner Of Pensions
at Washington city, and to attend the realization
of my claim, for bounty land scrip due and coming
to such volunteer, under the act of Congress of
the l1th of Feb lS47, entitled San act raise for
limited time additional military force, and for other
purposes, from the United StaeS and to receive from
the Commissioner of Pensions or from the Treasury of
the United States, all moneys, Treasury scrip, land
warrants, due and to be paid to me discharged
volunteer; and all sufficient papers and vouchers for
that purpose, TO make and deliver, fully could
do. And do hereby authorize and request The said
Commissioner of Pensions and all other officers of
the Government of the United States, who may be
charged with the making and delivery of such -
to transmit and deliver the same for me, to the said
- as they shall order and request.
Ard do hereby ratify, confirm and render stable
forever, whatsoever my said attorney shall lawfully
do in the premises.
Witness my hand and seal at = this - day of
- in the year 1S4 49,.
Sealed and delivered in the presence Of - [sEAE.l
0J-The Washington correspondent of the Phil.
Ledger thinks that new era has commenced In
relations with Great Britain. He says
apprehend no more difficulty with that power; for
the government Of England has become too wise not
to comprehend her interests. England comprchends
already that by conciliating friendship aud good
will, she may, in due time, find in 'the other great
branch Of the Anglo Saxons powerful ally against
her continental neighbors. 1t Is her arrogance
and aggression which, thus far, las produced every
quarrel with her younger brother this side of the
water.
Let her abandon her notions of primogenture, as
she will undoubtedly be compelled to do. by the die
tates of prudence and craftsmanship, and there will
be no further cause of rivalry and i'll feeling between
She may then, at no distant time sell the Ca
madam provinces and have objection to forth
fying Cuba that great pearl Of the West Indies, al
ready embraced by continental possessions. You
may depend it, Lord Palmerston's eloquent de-
spatch to the Right Honorable Richard Pakenham,
communicated by him to worthy Secretary of
State was feeler thrown out to the people of this
country, and, at the same time, an answer to the d.
pomaiic coquetry now going on between France and
Russia. The French like a mistress whose own in
fidelity naturally leads her to suspect her lover have
already accused England as wavering between France
and the United States, which accusation his lordshp
of the Foreign department has now answered by a
e g II
it behooves reciprocate far consistent with
our own nationality and the great world-neress of
this republic.