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By the use ofese Psthe periodic attacks OF Nervous Sick
Headache may prevented and II taken at the
attack immediate relief from pain sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fall removing the Nausea and Hddaeheto
which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowes-removipg Coshceness
Literary Men, Studet, Delicate Females and all perseni
Of sdaHtdry hdJi they valuable Ldrar improyr:
The appetite giving and pigOr the digestive rgans
restoring elasticity and strength OF the whole system
The CEPaALIc PILLS the result OF long investigation and
careuy conducted experiments having been many years.
during which time they have prevented and relieved vas,
amount Of palm and suffering from Headache whether ogna
ting in the system from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In their composition and be a
ken at all times with perfect safety without max change Of
diet and hedbsce f any disgreeats te renders easy
10 administer them to children.
BEwAkE OF CoUHTERPEITsi
The genuine have Ave signatures OF eny c. spang each
box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines.
A box will be sent by mail, prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoYvENTIoS.--The biennial Con
venton of the Bapiss Of the Southern States will meet
in Savannah on the 10th of May next 1t hes charge
the Board Of Missions foreign and domestic, and also
of the Bible Board. From all the slaveholdng States
nomination. Its sessions usually embrace about foul
days. ncludipg Sabbath DR.. Richard Fuller, of Bal
tiInore is the President.
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From TIE Examiner, HortoR, Va
Cephalc Pills accomplish the object for which III were "sd'
viz: Cure Of headache In all is forms
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From he Ddaocydt, 81 C7oud, MINI.
II you are troubled with the headache send or
box Cepha; P that you may have them In case of IL
ack.
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VOLUME 65.

|uCARS, CIGARS. fa, .s.orI..- of H..tcs s.r'ls
~. -,.. .isalf .pI -st.r tt YANCry HARRISON,
-.-f. A.. . Nis.r Street.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
SPEECH
OF
HON. A. N. STEPHENS,
WON pP rsInrN-r nr TIL,
VIUE-PRESIDENT OF THE

Confederate States.
DELrvERKD AT THE REQUEsr or THE CITIZENS or SAvAN
NAN, AT THE ArHENEUN, THURsDAY EVENING, MARCH
2lSr. lS6l
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COx's GELATINR.--k tsn ssppy hand, tsstAsr
fsla w.. L wARiNG
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TO THE TRADE.

A-sCNR-'uo bsIs Ncy Vol steam Sugar ieh1ins Com
- rv's Ex.ra SugAr Lao. ing r-r st.e hy
-tr4 LEET- w. Hg 4 JNO q. WApk
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Your Reporter begs to state that the above is not
perfect report but only such sketch of the add Of
Mr. Stephens as embraces in his Judgment the mos
portant points presented by the Orator. &.
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1861. SPRING TRADE. 1861.
EELETT d. WEzSEGER,

1861. SPRING TRADE 1861.
EELETT d WEgsEGER,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
No. 167 MAIs srREEr, (orr,sTE EXCHANGE BAsS0
Richmond, Va,
Have ready and Offering the Merchants Of vrgns
pee stock Spring and Summer DDS which variety and
style be eNceled Buyers will do well give
mh23 ELLRrr SEEIGER
NEW SPRING GOODS.
SAMUELM PRICE CO, opening very complete assoTt.
- ment Of New Spring Good, comprising
New, and Rich Dress :ks
Dress Goods in Great Variety
A beautiful assortment OF
FmbrodeTies and Lace Goods
Hosiery, 10 ou- usual assort ent
Superb Linen snd Housekeeping Goods
Family and .antation Goods as usu'l mh26
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
ONCE No. l5s Main lNortheas corner OF 1th streeD
Richmond Va.
CHARTERED 29Tu MARCH, 1857
FfSHIs old pnd reliable nstuion with ample Capital and
Buildings, Merchandise OF every description,
hold Furniture. and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
adjusted and paid with all possible despatch
David Curre Robt NJ Burton,
Chas 4. Workman, Francis J. Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, Jahn I. Sublctt,
John J. wilson, Thos 4. Kust
Ale exander Garrett, Geo. ". Gwathmey,
Peter Warwick
DAVID oURRIE, Pre,'t
JaHS j WILSON. Treasr.
Rom. BRooEE, Stc'y. de2T
IGET AND COMFORTABLE In moderately
II cold weather Oyorcoat too heavy. New be
lied with light and comfortable Spring over Sack by cans
n,hl3 1C2 Main street
, 1861-10-05

Il: cc:y frcm the St. Louis D'M'erat
ut YESTERDAY an CELEBRATE statement Of tie
TESTS WY Gen. Lyon was not reinforced
r.:trr 10 the battle Of Wilson's Creek,
August 10Th, Ws certainly have no dis
r;s;,:o1 to Ike ovtr the ashes Of the Ia
n.e.ted hero, cithcr % fiud fault with his
sure1iors, CT for any olher purpose, but we
CAN'T. omit 10 n,tics the fast that on
August 2d-the day en- which the Denao-
era; .,lak.s its ca?cIlat:on-therc were
tht.,:.<n Illinois regiments ef three gears 'aen
unysr arras aad Il the field, in the West
De1n erarnert. The Democrat notices
the .xisencc Of only the 18th, Col Wy
ua.,: tie 18th, Col Ross the 18Th, Col
Larl,r; and The 1o.h, Gel. Turcllin- In
:.il son to tht>sc the following Illinois
rrg ,s,n nts OF thres years. were in the ieid
il Missouri: the 14Lh, Col. Palmer, the
18th, Col.Tu.ncr; the 161h, Col. Smith the
a0th, Col Marsh; the 21st, Col. {noW Gen.
Grsp, tue 22d. Col Dougherty; the 23d
Col. Mull;gsn; tie 24th, Col. Hecker; ans
tho 1st cavalry, Gel. Ma1shall-total, nzn'
tcuiu. cuts not enr rmerated by the Democrat
I: Ray le t74c .!... :1ese nine regiment
wt,c .1ltn s!a'ioncd ST important poin!
w,...ce they could mol be safely removed
Ty 60 lot remember how that was, ba
NC think the existence Of these soldier
shculd have be-r mentioned in the sem
cftis.:ui statement .s.lich We have coplet
and more esnee' ~ since they were q
i, Missouri IN t-s 2I day Of S-':su:t,
, 1861-10-05

From the Democrat Oct 4th-
SIX urdEe d and fifty cavalry were to leave
st. Charles yesterday, on STEAMBOATS,, for
point further up tie river.
TIE Gun BoAr.-The gun boat Now Era il
again st the foot Of Cart street, and large
Eulhbtr Of men engaged II completing her,
iron plating her sitcs, DC,
EEPARTEp,-The s!eamrrs Desmoines, En-
ma ard a. Mcdowell. l1tt fer Missouri river
yesterday, with ixrge quantity OF fcragc and
na:erial Of wsr. fhe5a are now about fl
tten beats up the Missouri On government
business.
THE SCREW PRoPELLERs-ElaHT OF TuEH
BUlD1sG.-A gEatt.si1s: degrees Of dispatch is
rrcgeN.:rs bticg huilt On the wharf, about the
foot OF Carr street. Within the last dayor
TWO it has been noticed that additional hnlls
are being put up. Tae number now construct
ing is eight, and all sr. ofthe same dimensions
ard will to furnished with the same pattern
Of 1nschinery, size Q: sboitefe, dc. TasF arc
II feet 1enz, by 141z feet beam, and 6A fest
hc1ds. They vii! 1raw t1u- feet With every
thing aboard. -Four of them are in such for
Tard state, that ths5 ~ 6s 1eady to asa1ss Sa
fore Monday. The launchirg will be an easy
matter, ard Will be done without any atten
| dant ceremony.
DEsRRrnRs-WNT WILL BE Done W1TI
THEM -LientenRnt Tesrsth, Of the FIRST M.E
souri, Regiment, hAs been assigned the speeia
duty OF detecting and arrestiug deserters il
the city. Yesterday some twelve or ffteea
| eolcieIs, some Of Ehcm were in citizen
clothes, were arrested on suspicion and sen
to prison to await examination, a large NUN
ber OF the prisoners at the Arsenal DoH RWsit
ipg trinl, are under tbs same charge. Since i
time ct wsr, desertion may be punished Wit
dea1b, it becomes an interesting questlo
what disposition will be made Of those agains
wbcm the charge Is substartfased. Up t
| this time the extreme military penalties haV
not at this post, in keny case, b5en vistte
upon offenders.
, 1861-10-05

Gustavus ". Smith, the late Street Com
missioner Of New York, rho has been ap-
pcinte Major Gen. in the Confederate SERVICE
was tRe Captain Of Engineers under whom
Mcclellan {then Leatenaat) served IN the
Mexican wal. The Richmond Dipateh Gays OF
him:
The President has conferred the Important
commission OF Msjor General upon Ma; or u.
II. Smith, late Superintendent OF streete lot
the city Of New York. General Smith ls . na'
tive OF Kentucky, and was one Of the distin. M
cuiahed class Of cadets that gradnated At West
Point In 1916. He graduated at the head OF
his class, and bea: Mcclellan for the highest
hcnore Of the institution. He went Into the
CosEs Of Engineers Of the army, and tn that
csracity served In the Mexican war, winning
higher reputation in army circles than any
other officer Of bis grade IN the service, and
WIS brevet1ed > Msjor. By the universal nt
! ieltation Of a.l the cid army, he is man d
| extraordinary abilities. G.neral Smith goee
| up TO Manassas this morning, and will TAXI
| en- m1rd Of the amy heretofore commanded
| b Gen. Jos. E. Johnston, Gen. BeauEegard
| rttairing;ccmmando Of his own. Gen. Johns
ten vii asEume general command Of the III
cc:rnns- It msy be saftiy asid that taea
+s-te Gtne1Ala pfeaent an stray Of t11ent NJ:
a. & net to ba eqcaiel On the eoa9ns=t.
, 1861-10-05

WASHINGTON, Oct. #.-The following is the.
Tetult Ct Inquiries to-day n official qN=rte16
Tie charges preferred BY Col F. F. Blair
agn5 Mor GsneEa1 et 9p 1he ~
ton According to the regulations, charges
arc required to be transmitted through the
superior officer, which in this case Is General
Fremont himself A copy Of the charges,
however, have been received, to be fled in the
event that Gen. Fremont himself shall neg
lect OF decline to transmit the original docu-
nent TO the War Department..
In response to requisition Of Gen Fremont
for Quarte1master tor the WesternD epart
ment, Us Brig. Gen. McKinstry has taken the
field, MDjor Robert Alien hes been appointed
to that position. He has the reputation Of
being one Of the beat officers Of that kind In
the employment Of the Government.
It Is further nfcertained that Brig. Gen.
Sherman will be promoted to Major Cen
ers1stip, and will take the command Of the
Department Of Kentucky, the delicxte state
of Gen. Anderson's health alone rendering
this arrangement necessary.
| There seems to be no doubt that Gen. Fr1-
| mont will be superseded, although no official
| notification has yet been given Of this fact
| Gen. Wool, 1t il Thought by those well inform
! ed in military circles, will proceed to the
| West under specific Instructions, nud it may
be THAT he will supe1scdo Maj. Gen. Fremont
No positive information Ii deriTable On TIL:
! Euhject-
The Re.olute ran ashore under the battery
| at Aquia Greek, aud Vas fired upon with shell
No one waA injured The sound Of the fife
and drum wes heard considerably, on shore
through Wednesday night. The cause OF
Was unknown.
An army order has been issued announcin!
TINT all depredations upon private propert.
wnl be severely punished; that no remission
for such outrages will be exercised; that tn
guards placed over such properly viii 6s bel
Responsible, as well as the principals.
HA number Of military gentlemen Of Ohio ha7
applied to Gov. Denniaon Of that Stats for Ii
est=blishment Of q camp in the vicinity {
Cincinnati. It is proposed to establish IN e1
c: c:mpment, comprising brigade of zouaye4
six EQuadrons Of picked cavalry and batter
Of S ritled guns.
The loyal citizens Of Kansas have petitione
the Government for military sid. They fei
il Gen. Price is not defeated in Missouri, TIL
Kansas will fall into the hands Of the rebe'
, 1861-10-05
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.
Capt. Carpenter Of the Jessie scouts, arrived
here this mcrning from Kansas City direct.
He left there On Tuesday at 9 o'clock, 4. N,
and reports Jernison, Lane and Sturgis there
with $500 men. Price had certainly eyaeua-
ted Lexington, excepting one regiment left
telird to pack up baggage and provender.
His force was estimated at 42,0d0 strong,
Ea1 ching toward Fort Scott. There were
vague rumors adoat in the country thst Price
MT ditated an attack upon Rolla. McCulloeh's
movements are as mysterious as ever.
4 Aroldier naned Robert Fullerton, = men,
Der Of the 9Th Iowa, was mnrtally stabbed to.
DAY by John Taylor Of C:icago, belonging to
Muil;E Guns Brigade, fer i.*tnltIng ths. wife Of
Tsylcr. Taylor has been asrcatcd.
There wss 10 efigy burning last night, the
reports eontssadict;2gs FEemont's removal hsy
ing cooled do1n the excitement. There W1s
great feeling among troops aln1ghtst Baato1
Barracks about it.
Blair is free from a1rcat
, 1861-10-05
CON tMRRCIAL PROSPECTS.
Probable Effect ef the War on New
York City.

From the n. T. Herald, 3d-mcHex article.J
The prospect Of 3 renewal Of specie impor-
t2ticnR from Europe is engaging attention.
We have already received $4,000, 600 In gold
this year from Europe, in part payment ofthe
b1tadstuffs which we have supplied to that
Europeans are compelling them to purchase
mere heavily than ever, and hence exchange
IS rapidly falling to polut which will again
leave handsome profit on Imports of gold.
The gradual ctfect Of the WAT on the trade BE-
tween this country and Europe is well de-
scribed in recent financial circular issued By
q New York banking house Our imports
tons will chow decline this year OF $780,
eco 00-the articles ceasIng to be imported
col siStirg mainly Of manufactured cot
to1s, wooll.ns, eilRs, linens, hardware, ,jewelry
aid objects Of art and luxury, the products Of
British and French industry. The war thus
costs England and France market for $780,
00o, o,ooo worth per aunum of the products Of
their industry, snd saves nB an unnecessary
expenditure Of like sum. On the other
| hhId, our exPorts-omitting cotton from
| view 1or tie present-witI show very large
! increase over former years, they being articles
Of absolute necez ssty, with which Europe can
net dispense The United States are. In fact,
60 independent and self sutactng a countrV
thht they can at moments notice reduce
thtir coIsumpt.on Of foreign goods one-hat
| nct reduce her lmporlations from this coun
| try without iDflict1nK direct injury on he1
| people. If this War lasts two or three yearf
[ it Will make New York the centre Of the com
merc3ai world and{L London q mere outpost. A
| lorg as the var lasts our tariff and the tempe
Of our people Will prevent the consumption
Ct fcreign goods; and thus, BY the time tn
war eIdt, our manufacturers will no
opiy be as well prepared to supply on
hcme market Is BFitiAh manufacturers are
I supply theirs, but they T11l be ready to cor
pete successfully with Great Britain in th
South American znd AEiat1c markets. Thu
ne ehall thencefo1th import nothing froz
abroad except n lcle4 which caznot BE- pr
duced here, such n tea, coffee, sugar, wine
&c; wk1e Europe will still be compelled
purchase here, as the cheapest msrket, enoug
cc1p, wheat, provisions. cotton and tobacco
leave handsome annual balance in our faVo
| TLis balance will have to be paid
gold. 1t nay happen once OF twice il = &c
e1ation that q. general crop failure here, o
Curing simultaneously With q bounteous cri
in Europe, msy reverse the ordinary courae
t1ade, and compel Us to pay for our tea, coffs
t1par SID hides with gold. But the genes
|, roeWiu be that England, after paying Tor
lie fta spgsr, coffee, hiGee, &c, which !
nrTsrmc bY bills On New York, will still ha
10 sfrd us -anuuz1ly come f3rty to fifty 4,
liz o. n epecfe TO pay for the food, aud
GOTTEN. snd tae tcb.ceo. which sbe Cam
hep t.kirg from VI: The change hes oes
xIrfsiy; tie s!s1s Of the fas1Ea may be q
ce:ned by - rho 6e1tT the hssses5 OF
| p:Et
, 1861-10-05
N.R MILLS STlTGM ENT.


The s.a,tr. IL Il Atr. ]. Il Mills, in rela-
T.; IL Il, ais;.;rs i'll lie West, printed here
With, disrrovez several current reports for
WHICH the ..lcsraph:c correspondent OF the
.3,,:~%c! appears 10 b. responsible, There
wa= Gu GgLt il i>*y county, en- Saturday
last in which Lane and S.urEis On one side
ard Harris on the other were engaged. AZ
tat Gatc Lant End stursis 1Fcre not within
sixty mlcs ol the place designated Stur-
eis cid not appear opposite Lexington as
tie srhtIs wsrc leaving, and accelerate the
ms v.ment Of their re17 by tossing Shells
il ;.mong them. Ue must have then been
S. Kansas City. MIR. Mills confirms the
up,rr Of lIc evacuation Of Lexington; hrt
in ding SO, creates apprehension for the
safety tf Cur bays S. sedaiis, 1ho are nof
III l{rce to offer successful resistance te
Pr;cv's army if it is :nassed against them
But the ccrrcc,ncss OF the rumor that
Gt.13ttu.1 IS Tic Object Of the present
7eL41 n4v7en.sa::, admits Of many doubts.
, 1861-10-05
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1861:


st tie time of the execution OF the foregoing
papers. II the soldier died unmarried, 1t must
be 30 stated in the applications II those claim
Ing to be the father, mother, bruthera or Sis
mar,iagge, record evidence i it1poselble, must
always accompany the applications Of those
claiming to be Widows
Adns,sistratio.,-As the taking out Of letters
Of adm1u1Et1 atien L. attended with considerar
bic expense, often unnecessary, it u suggested
Auditor In all cssea where the soldier has
been discharged, the Captain'e descriptive
certificate must be forwarded to this office, or
it's abEence satisfactorily accounted for. The
certificate Of an officer Of the army sB to the
soldiers ide nifty, in addition to hiS Is o"n ath-
certificate Of sreh officer canno. be procured,
the testimony Of two eteditable dislnterested
Wltneeess must be added, as IN case Of de-
ceased epldiers.
MODE OF PAyMEsT.
Payments will be made by an order from the
accounting officers On any PaTmaster Of the
army. Such order will require the signature
Of the claimant on its face before 1t will be
paid.
MODE OF PREsENTNG CLAIMS.
AL claimants wishing to obtain inforna
tion, or to present claims, can communicate
with this Office by natl, and will: receive al
speedy reply as the business Of the Office
Will allow.
The Government pays all postssee IN &nch
communications, Whsther received or trans
mitted by this Office.
4 compliance with the shove rules will in
sxre prompt settlement Of a]l claims Withou
unnecessary delay
Address Ezrs B. French, Second Auditor 0
the Treasury Department, Washington City
D. G.
TIE SITUATION OF TIE REBKLs
| Is reported In tEis corTesFondence las
night, The 1ebth have become alarmed 1T thei
| own temerity, and fear to bring upo1
Themselves the attack they are mos
ar1ioue to avoid The capture of their bal
F.:ae.5cksfu1g, Go1donsvi.le nd Crlpcppe
Court Honee, Is what they most dread Thi
eou1ce Of alarm has urquestionably influence
their retirement from our front to hanassa
junction, go tEst the main body Ct their arm
Of the Potomac ehan be near railroad comm1
our forces by way Of Fredericksburg.
The defiant attitude cfthe rebtls hereabou1
has been abandoned. They are now actin
purely On the defensive. They ace manifest
IN continual alarm as to an zseanlL from son
quarter where they are meat assa9lab1e. The
carDot execute their oWn programme
crossing The river, and fear an attack upe
The report IN To- day'a Herald Of the posit:e
ofthe rebei almy has been verified to-day t
q close a1d accurate Reconnaissance Of ah
engineers. Their position forms a ere
ceLt, reaching from 0ccoquan creek to poi
ahcye lecEbnrg, While the centre eSten
ton
| The rise i'll the river above, and the presea
: Of the Potomac fiotilIa below WxshingtG
prs eludes their crctsiug bat they are ava
, 1861-10-05
LEXINGTON EVACUATED BIZ
PRICE.
POSSIBLE MARCH TOWARD
FORT SCOTT.
STURGIS' AND LANES TROOPS
UNITED.
M'cuLL0cK STILL UBIQUITOUS.
Rumors of Fremont's Su-
persesslOn.
FROM QUINCY.

[speclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
Qu1sox, Oct. 4, 1861.
Part of Col. Glo7er's men returned from
North Missouri this afternoon. Since the ar-
rests made in Lewis county the other day,
they have found everything quiet
The 5Oth Regiment, Col. Bane, made pa
rade in their uniforms this afternoon, and ap-
peared tc fine advantage. They are now fully
equipped, though having had their arms only
since yesterday, they will improve in their use.
The tegimenta1 vacancies we're filled by elect
irg, to-day, Wm- swartwout IS Lieutenant
Ccloncl, and Jefferson 7. Brown as Adjutant.
From Another Correspondent
QUINCY, october4.
A ApssteDger just arrived from Nevada Terri
tory, via G. O. c. and P. P. stsge and st..
Joseph, ssys that Col. Cookies command Of
regulars, from Utah principally, arrived at St.
Joseph to-day. The troops are in good health
and fine spirits. Their caTalry horses look
very much jaded BY the hard march. Federal
troops to the number Of 1000 we're throwing
up torti8cations there. Scme excitement
e1ill exists about the st10 COO rebels" reported
encamped near that city, but nothing definite
was known Of their intended movements.
Thetelegraph corps on the plains expecte;
! to complete the line in about four weeks, a
the rate they we're progressing, unless heavy
| rai1e, which may be looked tor soon, shouls
prevent their present rapid progress.
, 1861-10-05


REVELATION OF GOVERNMENT SECRETS.
Notwithstanding the efforts in every depart
me1t Of the Government to maintain the most
inviolate. secrecy in reference to the move
ments Of cur army, and the co-operAson OF
the representative Of the press in this partfc
u1ar, it Is q fact that whenever Q few memoers
Of tie Cabinet meet together for consultation
Gen. NcClellap, sufficient iukling Of the
conference is obtained By parties interested,
to at least misle8d them IS to what Ia proposed
to be done. Just enough leaks cut On these
occasions to make mischief, and is reported to
foreign ministers and others, who arc anxious
to catch at runors for their advantage.
TIE SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS DUE on BEHALF
OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.
The following circular, Of very general in
terest, has been Issued from the Treasury De-
pa1tmant:
To cradle those who may have claims upon
the United States for money due deceased Off
vices rendered, whether in the Federu} or vol
uLteer service, to obtain the same with the
least delay, the following Information Is fur
ikhtd:
ORDER OF PAYMENT.
Order F7rst-If the deceased was married,
| payment will be made first to the widor; SEC.
| ord, if no widow, to his child Or children; Il
minors, to the guardian.
| Order &toasdTH he died unmarried frat to
! father; second, if the father is dead, to the
| mother; third If both parents are dead, to the
brothers and Risters collectively; Lastly, to the
heirs general.
APPLICATION, PROOF AND AUTHEs11cA11oS.
The claimant or ela1monts must make
written application, under oath, and over hi
or her, or their own signature, stating his, he
CT their name, age, residence, connection II
the deceased, with the letter or name Of tn
captaip, of the company, aud regiment t.
which he belonged, time Of his death, md tn
nature Of the pay claimed, whether arrears 9
Day. and the one hundred dollars bonnty
under the act Of July q, 1851, OF three month
extra pay, under the act Of July 19. 18A8.
hoQ-To satisfy the accounting officer
that the person Or persons thus claiming Is 9
are entitled to the money, IN the character b
she or they claim, the deposihons Of tw
credible Witnesses Will be required, statiu
tbat they are acquainted With the c1aimant {
clsimarts, the connections held to the d
+ csased, and that they, The acponeate, are di
, Naturalization application and depoa
i, t;nns abcye required to be subscribed 80
swcTz, to hefore Judge, Comuasssioner, N
farv PpbJic or Justice Of the Peace, duly ,
, r tho,izsG to administer osths, accompanied
q tte crrt;1eate and eea1 OF court Of retol
j ~ to the fac. Of said JaGEe bei7g duly Co
n.ssione3, I'D aesi1g tn hia ofne1sf eeHAci