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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

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sAe haaAs ~ znzfsnasn2 exAs<tz& hseRs<n y0nxsesx
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and ~ aesxsH f14teeexx hekeuoz
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

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ksEsegy IL the bess add most pssszsns fsRis ag !
hAsp5 tsms pass, Re IL ws cling ssag sssss IL sas
ssaasat Ass aissssy sraspsd - vita her alscoarss.
ing erasAsax aras, rgreuaaias tAs sisassns zssaaa-
"a "a ssastsas fsass pass sas pesss o. sas fifs, ssa.
ssillsaazs one yssss u ne rssasnk. j. d. ID.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
sPERMATORnHGA Can Hks
--|E q

Oh. RAap's sPR0TFfc cures spsrnstorf asa
ssnlgA! v saxnasa, TH1psssncy. Losa Of Fewsr' @ss
speedily and szacsasIly- Its s1esss are truly mssI
t.l. AtrA9bf yas4Fxesrge vim convince shs
most skeptieal, a h4s EsSfla,s pEies q ARs1-
Sent postpaid to any address,, by 3. o uPhAA,
90 Chestnut street., PhiIAaelphl4, Pa. Circulars
san. fr.s Hume lkuss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

sEeESsEoS.-sscede from every nans Snd kisd
OF salsratGs except the Classical Salsrasas. This
is shs kiaa 70 use On every eocaslOn, For sale By
sA 8o@rs. III. 81 IA 81 = q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

Rno3 FT. LARAmEE-ws wsss sAewn : LESTER
y~sskasaas fraaa ROYAL D. Any q his wiss IN kais
shy dated n. Lszamalss Saly u. sSes. negAa asys
- has sunsesdsa 70 Oar very wsll, vita sAs sxssp-
siea q ms saaas aarasAips la1iasns 70 . Drip u
shss ksaA - ssys tAss as rsgss sprinxs De sss.
a. hk1kE&1h stHaps6sas sna xsSiasoths Aaanns
ashd sAaa Mg. ksssash Of osaaAa lost seven and ha
ssfs yakss aaa aAst MssessA ssartea bach In PR
salt, sas ap 60 sae aass Of sals isstsF, he Asd beard
assAing Of AsgsaaA ossas sssas u wAs saspsssa
sazt asaaash haa seea a~anssesea By Faachrzen ana
Eadiaas. Rsyai says aaacA aiaacaity Ia sxpsFfsaced
% sAa plstsa trsEa that > pufes, and the anaAarltias
should lock tnto the matter af enee. ~ n@a
CAST. CEaa1ord's Geverameas escort, passed thea
this aida OF tAs Fart,
sS~s@ 2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

Is IL possible that amp soaSss can be so foolish
% toisasA TAG etF v~tssoula sapey u HoIxo-
wars fills = otawkEsfg Whoever doss 80
viii deeply regrstts. ThssE medicines are tAs Ca
~ certain cure for Bowel complaints, Fsver, Sores
and scuru. oay scents per eax Or pot 10
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
raa&l number in Sch osax, Dist asss

#Ll& 2 H-
~ We noticed In cur Sunday morning Issue.
she running away Of = horse attached to a buggy
wehavS seen a good many ruaswSys in our streets,
BAT this sns soiipsed a~uytainx 81 tie sSEs that has
oeepFFsd. II appears that the herse became sntan.
glad IB tae telegraph wire. whErh hsa fallen &cEess
tue street, a skort EuAe before, and took fright
Rs xHsas a sxceaszs Representation % his swn-
nlna pSwers, He started 1t xKrKaG Street, came
up Broadway, turned up the alley whsEe the old
'FEoeinsun House stood, up past the Methodist
ohuEch down past tins City Hotel and "a - Rzean-
way again. de made lAis eifCait txass, and then
ssrack up MAdison street. BE was tracked fer
sosns dtEtanss. bar was aaAltS Lost stsas Of and was
nos Aasstssa unaf - Ssasa asxs az Hs be-
came eutAnglsd in a grape vine, or probably ne
would have run unsil be killed himself. RsrnArka-
bic IS 1t may seem, the SRggy was net very mueh
iuius@d 1 tAe Aor4a vas ssysgsly ct ug MI ErigAs
" Draahs, vas The owner.
We would advise persons seeing the telegraph
wire down ACROSS the street, 10 infuTm Mr. DRAKx,
che operator, and il win be repsarsd tzamsatas&ay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

CO.. Ths Drafs IN YAslsdeiphaa Ass nsossAa ssrth
aseshsT d~seasisa. aaa ahAs iss nsxsssa, sssusa H.
aids % ths assfa, e&nnst be saksn as aabsssfasss
Ter white sasa.
We saasaa llks - kaas# asw wAssAss waltz men
can ss tsksn - sasatifasss fog asxrsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
RHULTURAL

Farming lands are not fenced, or en-
closed, on the continent Of Europa; but
stock, Of course, are not allowed 10 run
At large, IS in this country. In Germany
the farmers reside in villages, surround
ed by their ealtiyAesd grougda. This
custom favors social intercourse, and
leads to delightful re- anions Of grown up
pssple and ShildreR during the evenings
and other leisure intervals. Frequently
there is the ~evenieg dance under the
spreading tree, until tired nature seeks
the sweet ressorer, 'EbaImy slsep.''
IR the Uaited States farming IL an I'M
social syapasaon-eaeh farm is isolated,
fenced Of, and separated from is neigh
Dor, by . distance Of from half a mile,
70 twenty miles each is q separate prin-
cipality-though still the ownership
the sovereignty Of ono of them, is ga
good sbing." = Tw
AIate DubaqsS Herah, brings the
following report Of the proceedings Of
che Farmers Club Of that County.
R4aaKRS' CETR-Esbsu&xy 24th, Is63.
Mf. Shankand, Chairnan~-John King,
Secretary.
The chairman announced tho subject
for discussion 80 be, fEshal stock be
fenced in.u
Mr. 4. Davis, ssad the subject was one
Of vast Importance to the State of Iowa.
He vas aecidsdly in favor Of fencing IN
stock, and read from the Prairie Farmer
Of jane 18th an interesting communities
tioa On the subject. He said STOCK Ihas
steal shair living by roaming ahoA ere
| generally worthless and half starved
Cattle kept iRa pastnres are lasatly in
good condition, bsaadss aeue-shird Of tbs
Ienciag IN tie couary wnGaa moi bs5d-
ed. Mr.. d, furnished the club some sta
tistieks in regard 70 feeding which is ap-
pended
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
WS1a1dSlS Plll,
A spectAe Remedy fsg
spsgEmaf0ErheR, or, &eMAtnaz
weakness, and Genital xR@
rsaAnlaKfy An either Sex


Tsras il Eaa sRay Egaaady tex Sexual psAAilsys En-
patpncy. re wafer has Che approval Of the med
zeal profession It's sHcesss has been most extra
ardinaHy-sdsctfrg cures IN cases wheTs all other
methsAs Of sFeatEpsat had failed. na8 80 sEx bag
ep og the sPRCTFTC PILLS viii permanently cure
any case Of Seminal Weakness. or ifs ~resnltiag fpl-
patencS, however aggravated, whether eanstlsatlsa
ii, or xrtEsng from ahpsso or excess $3.50
EapoUTA GT aKuaCAL TESTIMONY.
"I have agea your Specific Pills in many cares az
suernatarrfsa. and with the EaosS perfect sEeness.
50. AaLToE SANDERS, N. D. Lii D."
w believe it 10 be IS near = speci6S as arg
n~zaaacans can bH. We hare cured many sewers CO.
sea with from SIX TO tea aaaes.
De, D. KEITH American Sour. Mel. Of Science
81 have found them ali that could be desired
Their cEecs has been txaly wonderful
"a R4P. ntcKEG, M 9.
rY~rhIs not a Homeopathic ReTnsdy. naT is there
any laercury or other deisteEioEs ingredients caua-
eiaei with IL.
PRICE.~sI per boxi aix boxss foE 50, Big mail.
prepaid. Fee sails ~ the sole Gsassaa pspes m
me Untsed STATES ky
q WINCHESTER. % John street, N, T.
June Ii-fss2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

HAYNES . o. faep everything Ia tAsway
81 eanfsstAeEAstsss ssEea csa L&msuaaess Ice
oFsaas Aaa ssuas shing stronger If yuu waat ID
Gail as6 ass .g :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

~ rhlrd Aaaaal fals Il Pasaa.

ss..,s eoussy. swssasals sAssErT oAaRxs-
rxn, The srss yrszssassf srfAs H~EsTsFEciah Or
vBExrIxa. Taoss waassas 5ss NaE1 az aay &AqAs
wgusa 90 we'd - aass snsse-a tAss sssA Sssfe
~vrsparsd 70 aOOoaszasaass eas frts'saa 20 sAsfs ~
De- saslatactisa @arEansuas or no charge maas+
u.,a . nets Of sAzf, too.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

IrAsns Gaasa osxasas Aas sivsa u a. his opin.
aoa Saassas nssasas Of 500 sxs1apta . man arsun
SERVES uadss he soasestRsion axw as 3 years.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

ruins Of Inc coHEt tts& s.
-
Es~0sr frlend MAcKoY, Of she axa Of TueKEz
n MAcxoy. wholssals aud retail Liquor dealers,
Omaha, via arsspt eur thanks ssF a package con-
taiusng . bette o. tEBssegsesry Brsaay, - and = Dot
tie Of STOMACH Bittsrs.' We have Tried ef EACH
and are prsparsd to SAP, THAI sAsg are tax sapsrief
70 anything of The Kind we have used sais "high
| up the Ssek.n
xAGs heusa. whiGh has recently opeasA al ezaaha,
have s large ssock " All kinds Of Llsaofs, wines
ard Cigars, and sc are assured that theg tntsDd 10
| sen - Oh SIP IS sha same bxxndc can be koEghs for In
an Exstesn or Southern market.
VI ara requested 70 state tsas Nj. M&eEoY viii
visit this city on Saturday OF each week. wAea be
viii call 90 All wac assirs Liquors, and viii BE
nasss Aagpy " Oil snF and al: srdess.
FAIRS or 4 ran ra--Aa lmmsasslS ossss rlss
residlng Al Tveaot, seias-Eafes8ars, wss recently
ATTACKED By rata, aud being TOO fzs to agha, was
ssten lnss feax3AxAss xssp asa had - ~ kliled.
ErH. A. Tzaax, es Fiors Gssaaa, 0Fssesas
Cry, viii saeept oHz thanks Tor = basket of ssreFry'a
ExtEa Easly Fanssoes p aasarss we hsve seen that
has bssa grswa ID ssis psxs - sac cosntry. TAsy
are sns Of Tia aasat varieties gEassns Ferry 10
9vsss b upfs sneaa d svssyasay sss ID sAs cab
s-ivstien os vegetables In growing sAsua s~ariisz, saa
iahaxsss mere sd sssfsE satisfies:
E1~suas tnaassaasss ssssssaa vita s sssnii %
asv1itsAnsss sad ussness, made . raid % MEaS-
DszH's Signs 40 Saturday nishs, asa sarsisa sAsza
%. n Is wEeasb ssrs--is u sa-csaslisusieasf yeu
sAeala rrvsssea pftvsas psepszvp.
~. uaxa 81 rarsnsa n tAn ta.s ga.nnvsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
MHaEoB
40 Is EENVxEN

-. .novs syps Ia all la COED osnaisiou, ana caRar
Gle Of doiag very fair woFk- NshaFs' aAao' &sS@
asy Of ssOsBa sana Joaatzs Whaea
sill De sola lew for oash. Specimens OF ne ~"fA
,snt an svpIiesaica, tOgstAsE with siist Of pFsSsA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

zMk xkzoL1Mxa&-BsaAmAs q sasae aAowiaa
shs anEnDes u psrsods sarolIea In each eeunsy %
this coasEsssienaI District. Tas aunser Ia each
olaas 10 prSp sEiy disslaguiahed
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

II Below is a list 81 the killed aHa wounded
Of abe Iowa 2sth, at Helena; sone Of the woaaded
have died since the battle. The list is from 5 pEi-
vass eoEErspenasncs.sfcoL aEMTua:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

Eno.a LATaAov b pRsprissss II a asw lias
~ sa%sss wAasa u . run ssswssn Eswis ana nd
aTTtls- He srapassss wa aaaerssspd, sxssaagnx
tAsiias 10 sAis city.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

FARE OF 4 d FIG al lmnasussaS ossss plss
rsssdins a. Tveios, seias-gafssSurs, wss rscsnsly
attacksd by rsta, aud being too fSs to ashs, was
ssten GzasS fam anzaas sA<p ssaAnaa - % kiaed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

T TAs Pahale sraoais Of shia eisy, couanaanes
their fsn asEm On Monday nexs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

~ Fer the best and nsss reiisble sswEns Ma.
ehine, set Grover O. Raksr'a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

Exsras Gaeawesa ssssxara ssys . msa b. TIE
naxns Of wna. Assa VS. axsssssd In taaa piAss y
fsw asss go, ~ = asssrtes frena sAs Ga Iewa GAYS
azy. Hood has hsieasea b sssssAl sazaAasssss AID
aesegssa. Ne was taksa 10 Pes MazBsa
Smyrna times., 1863-07-02
lPCBLIC--\o. 34l

T.
AN ACT to change the times OF holding the
circuit and district courts Of the United
States In the several districts iii the seventh
district ~ n.
Be it enacted 6y the Senate and House 0f
Representatives. otthe UAtte,i STATES of lApnercG
IN Congress GsseinLLed, That, instead of the
times now fixed by law, the circuit and district
courts of the United States for the several dis
trlcts In the States composing the seventh iu-
dclal circuit shall hereafter be held as follows
OHIO.
At Clevclanc, for the northern district of
Ohio, on the first Tuesdays in the months of
January, May, and September in each year.
At Cinrinnatti, for the southern district Of
Ohio, on the first Tuesdays in the months of
February. April, and October in each year.
MICHGAN.Es3 -Fh
At Detroit, for the district Of Michigan. on
the first Tuesdays in June, November, and
March in each year
And ali recognizances, indictments, or other
proceedings, civil and criminal now pending
in either J1t' said courts, shall be entered and
have day in court, and be heard and tried, ac
cOrding TO the times of holding said courts as
herein provided.
Approved, February 2l, 1863.
Smyrna times., 1863-07-02
[PrBLIC-No. FL

AN ACT to prevent correspondence with rebels.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate dnd House Of Rep
resentatires Of the Lnitcd StoteS Of 1nlerica IL
Congress assembled, That if any person, being
a resident of the United States or being cit
izen thereof, and residing in any foreign coun-
try, shall, without the permission or authority
of the Government of the United States, and
with the intent to defeat the measures of the
said. Government. or to weaken in any way
their efficacy. hold or c0iinnencc, directly or
indirectly, any correspondence or intercourse
written or verbal, with the present pretended
rebel Government Or with any officer or agent
thereof, or with allysothers individnal acting or
synpathizing herewith; or if any such person
above mentioned not duly authorized, shall
counsel or assist i'll any such correspondence or
intercourse, with intent a. aforesaid, he shall
be deemed guilty Of high mi>,lemeanor, and,
on conviction before any court IF the United
States having Jurisdiction thereof, shall be
punished by fine not exceeding ten thousand
dollars, and by Imprisonment not less than six
months nOrexceeding five years. > sga-1.
Section >. A"i bc Il .fNdher eadctcd, That
where the offence is committed in any foreign
country, the district court Of the United States
for the district where theijfender shall be first
arrested shall have jurisdiction thereof
Approved, February If, 1863.
Smyrna times., 1863-07-02
lib. Il. Babbitt's
Ne,U York City Soap.

am bringing out and use full article OF SURE
RIOR FRENCH CHEMICAL ERAsIvE Soar OF New HORK
CITY SOAP, put in bUIes Of 60 bars, enc pound each
The genuine article OF Erasive and DeeTsve Sos has
since its introduction TO the American public, been
most favorably known as the
Best and Cheapest Washing Soap in Market
Recent Discoveries known TO no other manufacture.
err enable TO produce article possessing chemi.
cal Deiersve and Erasve" qualities far 20
any other Soap M market. #s
IchalIenge the 'corId 10 produce It's equal
This Soap is rapidly taking the place OF all other
Soaps wherever introduced. One pound will 90 %
far as three pounds Of ordinary family Soap But one
quarter Of the time and labor required 10 do the same
amount Of washing as with the best OF tam y sOap IL
will wash either hard salt water. Clothes need
notbong and but little rubbing with tho hands thus
avoiding their wear upon the wnsh board II does not
njuTe the fabric the contrary, II preserves il aud
fixes the colors twill remove paint grease or STAINS
Of all kinds. Directions sent in zach box or.makinq
one pound Of The aboUe Soap into three gallons Of hand.
some soft Soap Send for boz and give il trial II
you do not wnnt whole box yourself get your neigh
bors 10 join you, and divide IL. -
Please be particular, and give full directions for
shipping the goods Also give the name OF your Pest
Office. with The State and county in which you reside.
Address Il. 7. BABBTrT,
70 Washington a.. New YORK.
p. .S.-I will aendi Box Of Soap on sbe rsee ipt Of
$500 a. 40 p'oG IN 0i ~
srPlsaso send United States Treasury Ne.ss or
Postage Cuvreney. .-t Lttt,,,s.E al, :: ,.,see.-.-
For sale IN Pdadalph,a. Pa by Henry Z. kellogg
ornsr Chestnut and Water sis ap2.6n
Smyrna times., 1863-07-02
I'd, February 81, 1868.
[PCBLIC-NO. 37.1

AN ACT to annex part of the State Of New
Jersey to the collection district Of New York,
and to appoint an assistant collector, to re-
side at jersey City.
Be 1t enacted Jy the Senate and House of
Reprcse.tatires Qfhe United States Of Ameri-
ca IN Congress asScmbled, That all that part of
the State of New Jersey which lies north and
east of Elizabethtown and Staten Island, conf
prising the counties of Hudson and Bergen, be
and the same is hereby annexed to the collec-
ton district Of New York; that an assistant
collector, to be appointed by the President of
the United States, shall reside at Jersey City,
who shall have power to enter and clear vessels
in like manner as the collector Of New York is
authorized by law to do, but such assistant col
lcctOr shall, nevertheless act in conformity to
such instructions and regulations as he shall
from time to time receive from the collector of
New York; and that the said assistant colec-
tor shall receive for his annual salary two thou
sand dollars i'll full for all services to be by him
| performed. and in lieu ofcommissions and fees.
Approved February 21, 1863.
Smyrna times., 1863-07-02

The undersigned. having renewed their lease for
term et years. have entirely rettod the house. having
painted, carpeted and refurnished throughout
The location ofthis house is unsurpassed being
upon the widest and most pleasant part of Chestnut
st. directly opposite the Old State House, near the
places OF amusement, the jebbing houses Of Market
and lhrd SITS and convenient TO the city railroads.
dime fare.
Ihe rosms are large, well lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refurRshed with q care
for comfort.
- we are supplied with pure Milk. Cream Fruits and
Vegetabies from a farm belonging TO us, and which
10 managed exclusively for the hotel
The prOprietOrs the American assure therfriend,
and patrons that pains will be spared to make the
appointments of this hotel complete, and its ablt
compare faVorably with the best houses an the Union
pov-y WYATT x, HEUIINCS
Smyrna times., 1863-07-02
TPrBLIC REsOLJ-TIoy-No II !

A RESOLUTION expeling George Z. Badger
from the Board Of Regents of the Smithso-
man Institution, and appointing Louis Agas-
siz in his place.
RcSoIred Jy the Senate ond HouSc oj Reprc-
scntrdtces If the United .Stafes of An,eyicd Il,
Co0grrS$ nsscmbied That George +. Badger,
a member of the Board of Regents of the
Smithsonian Institution, who is now giving aid
and comfort TO the enemies of the Government.
be and is hereby expelled from the said board.
and that Louis .Agassiz, of Cambridge. Massa.
chusetts, be and is hereby appointed member
OF the said board to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the expulsion or Mr. Badger.
Approved, February 2l. l>G3.
Smyrna times., 1863-07-02
PUBLIC REsoIUTIoN-No. TO- I

lfCBLGC RESOLUTl0N-NO. TO-
y RESOLUTION toamend the Joint resolution
for the payment of the expenses of the joint
committee of Congress, appointed to inquire
into the conduct Of the war, approved the
twenty-seventh January, eighteen hundred
and Sixty-twO
Re$olrcd By the Senate and House of Rcpre-
ScntdttreS Of the Lntod Stafcs Of America IN
fongrss assembled, That any portion of the
amount appropriated by the joint resolution
for payment Of the expenses of the joint COM
mittee OF Congress appointed to inquire into
the conduct of the war , approved the twenty
seventh January, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, that may have been, or shall hereafter be.
allowed by the said joint committee to witnes-
Ses attending before it, Or to persons employed
in its service, for per diem, Travelling. OF
other necessary expenses, and paid by the
Secretary, of the Senate in pursuance Of the
order of that joint committee, shall be accor-
dinghy credited and allowed by the accounting
officers of the Treasury Department.
Approved, February 20, 1868.
Smyrna times., 1863-07-02
1FrOm first page.l .

hundred dollars. Fl. Il .-...s .tl
In the Navy Department, two additional
night watchnlen, each ut an annual salary Of
six hundred dollars -s
In the Pension Office, three clerks Of class
FOUR four of class three, four Of class two, nine
OF class one, one additional assistant messen-
ger at salary of seven hundred dollars, and
one additional laborer at a salary of six hun
tired dollars per annum, for the current year ;
i've additional clerks of class four, six Oficlass
three, eight of class two, and sixteen of class
one, one ADDITIONAL assistant messenger at a
salary of seven hundred dollars, and one addi-
tional laborer at salary OF six hundred dollars
per apnun, for the fiscal gearl ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
In the Office Of the Secretary Of War, six
clerks of class four and eight of class one.
In the office Of the Chief of Ordnance of the
War Department, three clerks Of class four,
and twenty of class one.
In the office of the Adjutant General, eight
clerks of class two, and twenty Of class one
In the office of the COmmissary General,
twelve clerks of class one, and one laborer at a
salary of six hundred dollars per annum.
In the office Ofs the Surgeon General, one
clerk of class fOur,e one OF glass three, two. o1
classstwe, and twenty -eneOf 6lass one.
In the office of the Paymaster General foul
clerks of class three, and sixteen Of class one
and IN the Office otthe Chief OF Engineers, two
clerks of class one.
And the several clerks and other employee!
authorized by this section shall be appointed
by the heads of the several departments t.
which they arc .seyerally ATTACHED, and th'
amount necessary to ray their salaries, from
the time of their appointments for the hsca
year ending June thirty. eighteen hundred ant
sixty three, and for the fiscal year ending jun
thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, i
hereby appropriated for.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted, Tha
nothing contained in the third section of an ac
entitled AN act making supplemental appro
priations for the year ending June thirty
eighteen hundred and sixty three, and for tn
year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred an,
sixty-twO, and for other purposes" approved
July sixteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two
shall be construed to increase the salaries O
the Superintendent of the Census or the Assis
tant Postmasters General.
Approved, February 25, 1868. 49,.