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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
TEETH ! Co. TEETH !!

- 1&&l & A& LLI-IY q 1A l. III
insert artificial teeth Gold Silver Ps,ina and Rub
ber In all cases furnish Temporary let's fee ~ 100,
ana advise al persons who have ad their
ca I" nave temporary set it keets he under law IN
Det'er -hape sever cases have come under my
since M residence IN this place where the ,der ~ 49,
ee0me seriously injured, by going without temporarS
set '~"P"'@ al }
~ still renew my offer Of $25 sat for srotte, mr. do
aShB sets OF teeth on the rubber plate Thus far
Deen unable to fnd an imperfect set
The following letter will speak for Itself Il "a fam
rev D. q Lee, formerly resident OF this riace
CANTON Y, June 81 1850
DR. COMETS Dear sir,-I feel impelled to wriIe ~
tne result OF your ntistry in my case wish to rec
commend your work, especially your rubber ,cork INV
tried four different kinds and UGH prefer tbe rhh
more than three years ago you inserted an unp-r a..
ieeth 10 my mouth rubber plate and h. ~ worn q
ever since eaten with II every meal and now the n,t IL
Just rs good as when The fitting is admir- abIa o.
nave experienced no inconvenience whatevs, IN
IT. dfoays reo0mf nd it my friends in p,,f,reoc< te
goa or pfdfna Wy experience il certa,aiv dcc;d.dI IN
tor OF the rubber. hope my man, friends in rrnon.
Wiii avail themselves of your services az knox 49, ~
Denst In whose hands should pre- to trust INV teeth
interest rather than give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice. Yours rruly
E.sc,., LEE.
Etner or ChiorofOrm given In extrsc,i.y .
- s Der on tee "a IL required.
W nesr IN mind hal only charge Seyeotv-a~e
cents cavity. for a gold filing use the h., aaS
ana warrant thu film 8 as do m, plate work "A En
rsons from distance win plrsss o;v
Few says notice, ~heu they int nd COMING IN me- ~
work Hs 10 me Tor
" Office over Langdon's Flour $ ore Montn.,isr y,
oSt'op"H hHN
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8 49,, . IS Is ssss = Asssn a-
e. g s tsters
p. s BARS rswfes Far 3rpasA aaa rye
90 j. EfaE prsss 60
a 81 % seesesa swh wta ils hHs
fav "a eaf afsa
rs t,s aaassf Csc r s laef ~ GER
4 ,ssasg Be yesrss z sa4 ltt sreeps sp3sf
of uswsaat 4 O. t.sa1faaa O. tas ~
arselss,al stlses e KFsst sleteiss sh.eh
at arug has seAsssvi
Taa sastersAl 'vgaeihg prsdasoi hy
,as aapry nsais AZ h. niusiei We 3
rsat,si rekre iss ibt segl an4 br4Fs aaa
srs useberea a'aesg a. kigle4 sa3 lhe
~gsassi
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ii @ lT ben Wess "a Iaehs@
ehsa 90 caPiuse VA ms5 d alf
New YORK Aag ls.
Tie sieamer Ce#Hay, fnam Fou
Royal reports ,hai when % Charlie.
ion. 81 he l4th. she heard heavy Or
ing from tRo O'Clock Until Eve ~.
Is Tie barber, which she Supposed 70
Is oar iaJn-eiads attacking the rebel
batierie oa Morris lsaHl.
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WAR SUMMARY.


warbing,oa, May ~.
rs private noie received ia Wash.
|.aglon 10 day. says a Communication
.as beca transmitted 10 General Lee
tor permission 70 pass inside II he
lines 70 proeore or kiilcd aaJ wound
|cd. Alihosgh on sunday night 80
response baJ been received ffom Ice.
& was UNDER ool from tie officers re-
coivns lhe communication Al fac riy.
ur lbal ihefe would le 40 unnecessary
obaagle lhroNH Ia their way. Sub
scqsenily Use eaemy commenced send
ine over the rifcr under q lag It
.ttuee, considerable numbers ~ our
,yanded who have been paIeled.
For several days ia.i upplics aud
m,.d cines have beea seal over rom
oar side
4 report sas currcni yesterday That
she enemy had len their formidable
si,iun along &c Nights, buta e'ose
obtens6ou lasi evening disclosed ihe
G.cl llai Glssig nunbcfs there bad ~;
been diminished. l'i4ay acre sta AZ
TOAD poild yesterday morning a ths
ime II ouf rtcrUssing The liseF II Tie
L S Forl
II Is believed i,.ist oNly two dieis-
ions u shc encmy's force remained on
our front meas Cbaneellors,ills as i
rear gtmrd. lhe divisions ms nt1oned
we're commanded by Cons. Anderson
nua MelaHs.
Dr. Webster slil remains 10 the
enemy liaes ~ care otlho wounded.
DR. iukley WHO was taken prison
erai ChaaecAlrssille pds back eotd
tbai ols wounded seterally csc dong
81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Important Notice.
T0RKvtlrs lfaay ~ suggestion g mofs
aeaFable ll.sa s..e.hef. i : sae aaa5paesneui
ETA selisf fag tie sssnisls sesriass 80 sonmoa
Is as sex. aa1 tie violence q which Is only
ka5ra @ taease,geA NsEy Elol ousi.ia-
zen stalls ea3er II eh..g ffiea1s uoaler The
cause. IAs esno4s syt,am becomes ELECTED
hy the ereat strain. ana ong.aiutcalal9ul
e relief. ] s sg.ost Pssioe.y feliege the saf
fenass. ahlc astife's part u The work Is fully
earslsa ont i 5 aat ligsSawriA. = ctr Aso
nYSH has ptrfarmed in n3stex,6 me eases. add
most auioghied Testimonials e6aam ihc dcc
aratlon.
Asklng the confidence n ST. aho eaa agpre
eiate flo re'ieff s1 mnca ulfernE, ani g
acecp, iris valued preparation as fraly merit.
ing tha name sud fame o tfn9 AuodFne r
tsc Wsh q JoHS /. HuSsfwrLl,
Proprietor,
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Far aie by AZ dsaiers 81 ciN atl country.
Asa.rupUeta' az iunpesrlrs u.yersal Cqueh
Remedy and HnuaeNea's Eclectic 'i3ls.
F0r .aie wholesale euJ retallal kqaincs Drug
Store. Manchester, "a.
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TlME TABLE or rnG W. yRR.

The trains on this road now arrive at this
station On the following hours
.h0giag North Mail Train, at 1851 81
NJ, Freight, 700 ?. NJ; Express, at at pos
r. H.
.Hortgg South Freight, at 705 4. NJ;
Express, at 1898 P. NJ; Nal, a. 4;20 a N,
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MOTTO

70 tie hoirs and legal representatives 81 de-
ceased officers, soldier. nod +eanan II the Ar
NY. and Navy 81 the United otaies
thc undersigned Licensed Gum Igem "a
der tte lars ~ Csagr0s, will give his personal
atentoA 70 the prosecution n claims on gov
ernmeni for arrclrages 81 pay. beaHties, and
pensions. Alinterested ia slch claims are re
minded Of tile importance q early applications.
Business transacted al tie Office Of the Pro
bate Court,
Manchester, Z. SARGEANT.
Feb. IS 1883 | 40tf
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Commissions, Noaee.

WE, Ao uh raef-, being sppaln,oi IS
,ra 'i1a, ll.s 'uJaiy Court lt lie p
'riri Manchester Commissioners to tsaite.
examine aj adids. tbo aa.uT sud ieuJH4,
% al perou against tao E.lseof
GEE N4RTiN RORhRT2,
date Of Manchester ih said Dis,l,c', deceased.
ami also Hll claims anu demands exhibited iu
uAset thereto; antsiX months from The 2sth dlg
NJ tprii, l,B}, being allowed By sud Cont
tor lAat purpose, we De-, therefore, hereby gke
ne,ice, TINT 8a will attend % the business d
our appointment At the late dwelling nous b
sri lecesed, N said Manchester 90 the last
TUESDAYS Of June. August ard October, 1863,
irom l1o'ciock A. NJ, uatil Z. NJ, on each
90 said d2ys
pa'e a Manchester tbs 29ih day of April,
4. H., 1868.
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Brandies, Cias and Wines,
Also, Job5rr in all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,

III AFiAG facilities equal. If not superior to
H. any other llousc, for obtaining my Goods
Direct under Custom House seal. most re
specially call ihc attention IL The County
Cnmr i-,ioNets, H-8 lnwa A1ehts aud dealers
generally, to examine lny goods before purchs
ing AH GooA ltpr.ngted afrfpr,SBt o. no
sale. Ny stock consists ID parl - follows
Otard, Dupcv& Co., i. & s Marl.tt, jules
Robin & Co. y. BayTiarrieii Ken. Emitted Pro-
prietors, reesainie & Siguelle Bauriies, Nu-
ler's Swan, DE kupper's 1outlon Excise ST.
Nicholas, ENcesior and titrt lrue Gins. ST.
Croix, Jamaica ard Antiape Rims. London.
Hungarian and burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side MADEIRA. Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Zimmerman aud Iougworth's
Ohio Wines, Champagne and Claret, Of variou.
brands. OLD BOURBON, Nonahgahela. Old
Rye and Wheat Mhiskios. % the yefv finest
quality. ilso, Mehan's Irish Malt Whskey.
All of which are offered al the lowest market
prices.
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srav afs a Is.uss lsg Al taai iins
gs miles ifan 6fai tuf ea-
GEAR hig iilsrk river
Sic have ~ e possession q any
gf tbe ralha1 hetmseu NieA burg
ana jackson
There rs tragh n 'he reI,oritd
batte sesr Chhton
Grsal i fre siug hesFy fsin'prce.
nest. A sew oserlaaa rad us
trep abi trains bias bce uale iroaI
Yaang's Foint g. sho river brlos
u Only mile long aad gFcafiy
expcsl.ies lorgvardshg men aud sap.
pi.ts
Ten negro reginfr-is have been
forped. Ger. TIomas. who las az
riscl from Memphis ghiaks zen more
viii te fmed.
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The Hgrlis Washington letter
stales that The indications IRE lhat ihe
relcl aFmy is swinging round IS lett
wing, 81 the Gordousyiile and Rich
mond road to Frederick llall station,
sitl his right resting on the Fredcf-
ick>burg aij Richmond road 1t Bow
ling Green, illus protecting The up.
per end Of the triangle termed By
these roads ii Hanover Junction, Six
teen miles iroa Richmond, and ris-
ing Tic r.bels two railroads from
Richmond % their army.
'riie Post las the following from
Washington today
Fears 81 a rebel cavalry raid on
lac Capital are entertained in WASH
ngioa, ard tar some days the planks
liave been removed from Chain
|5fidxe, and 1 flii battery has been
$ aiioned at Acqucdacl Bridge.
Sunday night a rebel cavalry sorcc
saade daasdi tLroa9h car lines and
|up 10 CIain Bridge
S'oaeEnan i IL ihe headquarters o,
the amY 81 the Potomac, and Col
|KIlpalFics has been ordered 10 report
there
Gen. Lee las detained al he uur
ses AMI shf seons el,o aecompsnie
ihe Ambulance trains across the river
AID lsas place.l guns ID position "a
United Siaies Foel, from whieii tact.
II Is SUPPOSED Sc intends o at,dmt
tie otieasage aDi cross lbe rissE lor
an attack On our forces
lairo, May 10.
Coasressman ws,hburn leii ll.c
extreme frpwi en- Friday and from
lin 80 learn that Gen. 1lrants 81.
vance was within l 5 lniies 81 Edward
station shioA sas Is miles cast ID
NicksbBeg.
Two di,issaas IL Sheraans corp:
aad reached Grand Gull.
Tbs ARRAY aas - e2ceAeai eoa ai.i0a
iyi
TIE rtry 9-ieet lte ne4 Ora
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Photograph Albums,

which upon receipt Of the price VIII be mail
Ell Or sent per Express, free 81 Expense 70 any
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Ma.hinrnn. Nav ~ J

By maitl
T;is asceriaineli from a gentleman re
turning from lhe llappalnnnack that
Gen. Hooker seems highly gratified
with BIS recent sis.t 10 the President.
The ri,er n trout Of tl,e enemy has
been rseoanqiietel and lhe discovery
made flat during ne hight ofihe lith
instant the enemy threw up new and
extensive eaflhworks along the ridge
ofhills ii The rear md le't 81 Frcaer-
ick-b5tg.
Under tie direction % Gen. Patrick
40 oGai rarca-ses and 9Th around the
entire army i. being removed, and
other sanitary measures are il pro-
cess.
Some q the camps, including Gen.
lloalafs Headquarters, WI probably
be rem1,ed tlon lhrir present. lael-
tons "a more 4,lubdous positions.
II i reported to-dsy that every
ayilable soldier peg o. lsMcAed ser.
gice IN ana around Washington, Bal.
timofe and ontha railroads 10 Virginia
and Msrala9d wil be forwarded %
ltoakcF comMand, and their places
,uppljadby Pennsylvania militia, Which
Il IS S,i Gas beca Ten lerel BY tior-
cGor Curtis
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SIC year Cd black Mars Soma aud gen
I 'le. aili a4ke serT desirable aiiy
oessi Erqns II the lsa 7d' 0ftre
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NA,ht nc, MAY

4 pady 81 about 60 rebels mount.
ed, Irtaeen Nool.efy and Franl. liz,
ia coming toward. lie railroad Nert
uirt by detachment oil Federal troop,
sent oul tcom Franklin, and defeated
ltg- we're reported si.led aad several
Noundad. Tie fgdrral fane was
tin pursuing at lie time tie TRAM
lcli
ALI O'Clock rebel Major, .ur
geon AMI four Lirulenanls, arrived
from ,l,e front, with six ambulance
loads Of wounded rebel.
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1ie Grant hah sewers batGie
w.tA G-n Bowen, &c CLIFTON, ten
lAilr. rom = essoo 81 ilW rl,llati
las oi.eeday. assiiaE All day.
bswrg w.s- iteale't ard drteitsWca
iseapls 5aGeon Fhc Nonu and
rnillren a4e leaving ltat place Tor
Nicridrn sad thg ai,u US preparing
tu bold DE place.
Il a reported FROM rebel ,olrce,
thal a lar2f ofce 81 rebel, ar run-
ag lrom Charleston and Mobile 10
prevenl Use capture 81 Jackson and
$ .essbiaa. aml that Grant, apprized
81 the nlotea. em has i.lle, back %
ii4e river 70 await achievements.
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NV York. May rs.

New York, May ~
Burnside was ia Washington yes
terday. consulting wifh the President
and Secretary of Wac.
a Washington despatch y ihe Posi-
states i : said seriogs disagreement
exists between IIallcek aud Hoekeg
and ii is positively aid Hooker new
movement wss counlceaaadei by
lialleck There age no Indications 81
All immediate movement Gen. Hook.
81 was in this cily To-day
Fortress Monroe, May IA.
Richmond papers 81 the liih cone
tain a Charlcsion telegram ot the l2th.
reporting ihc federals usually active,
anil have built Formidable hatieres on
Folly Island, bearing on the southern
extremity 81 Morris Island,
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DEATHS.

p Sanlgte Mas lith RosANA ASS, daagh-
tes o. Elijah AMI Rn'dA reudolph, aged II
vcaus.
She wen, % school 90 Monday Ned %
Thursday
ii Salem y. : ne isih .u4lelly, b.
htLMAS,
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.NtN ! OK, alaY -
A Baton Rouge letter f May ri
.Imes llM Col. Gnersons force, the
Cir and 9Th Illipois cavalry and bat.
t-ry, numbering some ninv hundred
men, followed IS several haarsd ne
groes. aud large numbers of prisoners,
came into that city that day, they
lsft Lagrange April 10th, burnt reb-
Il stores and the railroad dePo; at
Oko'oao. and the depot and two heay
lily laden freight and commissary
trains and one ordinance train II New
ton, On lbs Charleston and Nicksborg
Rafroll.
Tie or finance train contained three
thousand loaded shells for Viek-burg
batteries, which exploded terrilieally.
From Newton they followed the
railroad 10 Meridian, burning all
bridges. thence south on be Mobile
and Ohio Railroad 10 Enterprise,
where tbey destroyed tue rebel ordi-
nance works. hen AK to Newton, and
burned all bridges from thence to
Jackson, including the great bridge
over Pear River, and near jackson
tore UP Two miles Of track thence
they followed the jackson aud New
Orleans Roilroad south to the Louis
lana line,
4 rebel force 81 5000 at Clinton
aaeyadel by making a circuit around
them, our force destroying their camp
equipagc, store. &c, and capturing
three hundred prisoners,
They eros sed Amile River on Tie
morning 30 lie Isl, ten miles from
Baton Rouge, captured q rebel caval-
~ piekct i 100 men and horses,
burned Capt. Whztherby house, cap
nrd lis horses, and then rode into
Baton Rouge, looking rough but IN
good condition.
Every railroad in Mississippi has
been col by them.
They supplied themselves with fresh
horses on the route. and brought ia
over 800 conlrabanls on horses, near
y all tie latier also leading horses.
TUESDAY MORNING.
Washington, May l3.
Tie following "a, received To-day
a. the headquarters Dc The army
Memphls, May ~
r. Major Gen. Haliect
Papers 81 tie liih from Yick,bars
and Saxon report that Gian, defeated
Griggs brigade 8. RAya,oai 81 Tues
day. he l2lh.
Rebel loss admitted ia papers at
700 The next day griegs as re-.
enforced by General Walker 81 Geor.
ala, when lie was attacked u missile.
ipri springs, aud driven towards
Jackson "a ! harsday.
A telegram from Canton says that
the Fedrrah lsd taken Jackson from
the easi, probably 81 cayalry move
meat
Gen las Johnson arrived q Jack
20 o. ihe 18Th, and eert ogt scvafi.
NlesslaYs Wsfh ihe three hrsxaes.
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sh9a'd hsye ere a ttesa yaigstla ewjn7 .1a
chnas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-11

crime. and expenses incident thereto, ten tho
sand dollars,
For salaries of the marshals for the consular
courts in Japan, China. Siam and Turkeys
including loss by exchange thereon, nine thosl'
sand dollars.
Fer rent Of prisons for American convicts
in Japan, China Siam, and Turkey, and fos
wages of the keepers Of the same, nine thou
sand dollars. .t
For salaries of commissioners and consnls
general to Hayti and Liberia, eleven thousand
FIVE hundred dollars. 4 ssA
'- For expenses under act Of congress to car
ry into effect the treaty between the United
states and her Britanic Majesty for the sup
preston of the African slave trade passed
July eleven, eighteen hundred and sixty.two,
seventeen thousand dollars.
APPROVED, Februrry 4, 1868.
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SONG OF THE AMERICAN GIRL

Our hearts arc with our native land,
Our song is for her glory;
Her warriors wreath is in her hand,
Our lips breathe out her story.
Her lofty hills and valleys green
Are shining bright before us;
And like a rainbow sight is seen
Her proud flag waving DER us.
And there are smiles upon our lips
For those who meet the foeman;
For glory's star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by woman.
For those who brave the mighty deep,
And scorn the threat of danger,
We've smiles to chccr-and tears to weep,
For every ocean ranger.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her freedom,
Our prayers are for the gallant band
Who strike where honor leads them;
We love the taintlcss air we breathe,
From Freedoms shady bower,
Wen twinc for him all endless wreath,
Who scorns tyrant's power.
ri They tell of Frances beauties rare,
or Italy's proud daughters;
or ScOtlands lassics-England's fair,
And nymphs of Shannon's waters.
We need not boast their mighty charms,
Though lords around them hover;
Our glory lies in Freedoms arms
A freeman for lover!
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E"l wish that boy belonged to me-" said
old Roger. "What would you do with him 7"
"pd ap-p-poiat his funeral for d-day after to-
morrow, and Id s.see that he was ready"
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e." Madam" said snarling son of .Es.
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tory"
"And some physicians, if allowed to prac-
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Lovs.-A young lady-a sensible girl
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est-a mans love; and the sweetest, longest
strongest and dearest a " lore of a bonnet"
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V A clergyman lccturing one day to his
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Lord paid your sex the distinguished honor Of
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tion. for it wa, only done that the glad news
might be spread the sooner"
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u There is no reader way for man to
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endeavoring to detract from the worth Of 9th
0r men.
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[PuBLIc-NO. l4.l

I'UBLIC-NO. H.
AN ACT in relation to commissioned officers
of the United States revenue cutter service.
BE 1t enacted by tbs Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States@f Amer
ica, in Congress assembled, That the COIN
mssioncd officers of the United States reve-
nue. cutter service shall bc appointed by the
President, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the senate.
Sec. 9. Ind be 1t .f3rther enacted, That
the grades of engineers shall be chief engi-
reers, first and second assistant engineers,
with tho pay and relative rank Of first, Sec
copd, and third lieutenants, respectively.
Sec. 6. And be 1t further enacted, That
the wages of petty officers and crew shall not
exceed the average wages paid for like serv.
ices on the Atlantic or Pacific COASTS, respect
lively, in the merchant service.
SEC. 3. Ind be it further enacted, That
the officers of the revenue cutter service, when
serving in accordance with law, as part of the
navy, shall be entitled to relative rank as fol-.
lows Captains, with and next after lieuten-
ants commanding in the navy; first lieuten-
ants. with and next after licutenants in the
navy; second lientenants, with and next after
masters in line in the navy; third licutenants,
with and next after passed midshipmen in the
navy: Provided, That no change Of rank by
this bill shall increase the pay to which such
officer is now entitled by law.
APPROVED, February 4. 1868.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-04-11

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