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ExuuisIte Tooth and ATOuth.wasb.-

Exquisite Tooth and MOuth-Wash.-
EAE AR0MATIQUE is preparation Of
aromatic gums and balsams, which communicates
delicious taste TO the mouth, sweetness to the
breath, hardness to the gums, and cures tooth
ache and q sensitive condition Of the teeth and
gums.
Prepared solely by CasweIl, Mack Co.. New
York, and sold by all Druggists dec27;RlO
Hair Dressing without a Particle
of Grease.-GLYeERIA dresses the Hair beauti-
fully, communicates delicious cooling sensation
to the scalp, cleanses it from dandruff, relieves
headache and is absolutely free from all grease,
as not to soil the finest fabric
CAsWELL, MACK 4 CO.,
Sole Manufactursrs, New York
Sold by Druggists. eec27:R10
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Quarterly Report

OF THE CONDITION OF THE
" " COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
CLEVELAND Monday morning, July %, 1850
REsoraGEs.
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QUarterI.I ReDOrf

nF TIE CON OfTION OF THE
" MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Of
III, e. on ne morning Ofths lst HoRday
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CIV. LEPPER, Asst CasIier.
State Of Ohio,
County of Cuyahoga.
Sworn to and subscribed before u.A tbis a d,y
Of July, 1866. JAo. G JENNINGS,
lY4.3-J prhI3r
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Superintendents and conduct business CORES
pondence Good references required. Apply to
or address R. h. CURRAE, 25 Monument Square,
Cleveland, 0. jy3 S2s
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EshIenan,s Pnfent Neck Tic IfeIder.

EshIeHRn's Patent Neck Tie ReIder.
This convenient article, for the gentleman's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale BY US. 1t
is simple labor-saying contrivance by, which
several different ties can be made. Gentl5meu are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE L PARSONS,
{rnoIr.pTR "A sr.r,.,,,.. sr-,.r.
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and publish notices OF our celebration
Mr.. Spalding, g friends, some of them at
least, ioere consulted in the premises; and
it was hoped, as late as Saturday, when
the announcement printed by the Herald
was mailed, that an Adjournment or recess
Of Congress would permit Judge Spald-
lag to be with Us. The notice,
under these circumstances, that Mr..
Spalding would be here, was penned
by myself, without consultation with any
person whatever. Thus the Herald for
niidabl 10 g trick ? is undoubtedly traced to
one humble individual. There is no plot.
Whether a. Spalding or Parsons man, we
expect to silently define our position at
the primary election through the ballot
box. We are no lawyer, but desire to
whisper in the ears of, the Herald that
there is vast danger that this unfair accu-
sation may make good Spalding men in o
Parsons men. Can the Herald take the
hint 2 r- -a trfa
Meanwhile, a letter has lust come to
hand from Judge Spalding, too late to him
der the HerdJdS publication, stating that
we will not be favored with his presence.
But Hon. +. G. Parsons, Jasper E. Will
lisms and others l0iLL be present and the
celebration will be glorious as the day.
Very truly, J. B. RaRzEsoN.
We call the attention of our readers to
.he article from the Summit Journal re-
printed in another column, giving the
acts ia regard to Judge Spalding's vote
IN the bill for the equalization of
,ountes, and his letter to General Bierce
n regard 70 that vote. The duplicity
which leads member of Congress to vote
or bill and then write a letter to his
riends denouncing the bill as bad one
nd explaining that he voted for It only to
lood wink the soldiers DOES not need COM
nent. It is of piece with his course on
he much more important question of re-
onstruction-voting with the radicals
nd claiming to be radical, while he is
4 full sympathy with Mr.. johnson and
eceives the warm support of every John
on man in the district
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A Letter TO Jen. Davis, dated 1861, fr

POIatoes.-Fresh arrivals of Michigan Pota-
toes daily at 6s Merwin street.
jy2.3.s COTrRELL & DICKEY.
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Special CautiOn.-MRS. WTNsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become so popular that
various parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs. Winslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
winslow Of the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with aby other article june2:S44
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(Contin1ea on fourth Pas
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SIeeI hIatnps IND btencI BrsTi'is,
of every description and style, manufactured at
1876 Ontario, HurIbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mhys:RI5 AN PIPER
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or Frederick and of the War of Indspend
ence- If God gives US the victory we shall
and more prosPerously those loOsened ties
Of Germany which they who fear the right
and the power Of the national spirit have
torn asunder. .1Eiell
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je3O-It
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

a BEAUTIFUL THoJGHT-N,
know not The author OF the following
but it is one OF the most beautiful
productions we have ever read:
Nature will be reported. All things
are engaged in writing their own his
tory. The plant and The pebble ga
attended by their own shadows. The
rock leaves its scratches on themOm-
tain side. the river its bed in the soil,
the animal leaves its bones in the
stratum, the fern and tle leaf their
modest epitaph in the coal. The fall
ing drop makes It's Scpulchre in thg
sand or stone: not a .OOtStep in tlc
snow or along the ground. but prints
in characters more or less lasting. q
map of its march every act OF man
inscribes itSei on the memories OF ItS
fellows, and. la his own face. The
air is full of sound the SKY Of to-
kens; the ground is all memoranda.
signatures, and every object is Gov
cred over with hints which speak 10
the intelligent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
Easy Lesson in GeograPhy-Ths Eartb.

The earth is an Old obiact-wC
don't know how Old. Wise mathav5
endeavored to ascertain fits ar III
various ways, and have succeeded
very well, only differing in their caa
culations a few thousand centuries
or so.
We have several reasons for wri
ting upon the earth, the principal
one being the importent facilities uG
forded for getting upon any other
planets to write. Nothing prevents
our writing upon the sun or the moon
except the difficulty Of getting there
The earth is the third ulaur. i'm
order from the sun, and the largest
within the belt of the cpIauet1id4. VIC
have wandered, sometimes, why TN,
earth did not have a belt a.l % her.
self being the Champion of the ,ai
verse.
The ancients look upon the earth
as fiat disc, swimming upon water
like a piece of toast in q basis OF
milk. Once upon q time a lot O. adj
ycnturOus young ancinuts started ont
to find the iumpfnn off place. and
continuing on STRAIGHT line. they
were astonishcd to find tlemsa vfs
on the very spot whence they started.
They informed their parents OF the
circumstance, and they. after about
century of DainfuI ard labor.ous
thought upon the subject. came to
conclusion that tha rarfn m1ef he
round, ..because iii, gin.r. trjumDl-
antly asked a Jolly old ancient. .Iow
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
Now is the Time.
THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN THE STATE
Two Months for Nothing!

WE propose sending our WEEKLY TO all new
subscribers free until January lsf, 1867, who vii
psy five dollars for the year 1867: payment 10 b
made on the day Of entering the name on our books
It is undoubtedly the best weekly paper in the
State the most popular. and read BY everybody.
There should not be family without il. Every
farmer. merchant, mechanic, lawyer, housekeepeI
and child that can read. should he a constant
reader Of the YICKsBURG HERALD. and by
subscribing ndw yeu will receive the paper until
January lst free of charge. Address
]. n. SMORDs. Herald Ofice.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

When the chimneyS Of lamps be
come foul or covered with white
crust that can neither be washed OF,
1r removed in the usual way. the ia
side OF the chimney should De rub
bed with whiting aud strong vinegar,
and then riuSed with clean water and
wiped Vels .-lE dTE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

A man should never he ashamed
to own that he has been in the vI1nr.
which is but saying in other words.
that he is wiser to oday than he was
Yesterday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
NJ c. oRRICK-DENTIST,

q mn A YEAR made by any one with
Z.UUU Sl5-Steneil Tools. No experi-
ence necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers
and Treasurers Of three Banks endorse the
circular Sent free with samples. Address
the American Stencil Tool Works, Springfield
Vermont. septs-3m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
DACONi BACoNI

A lot Of nice country BACON, for
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
Public -No l49

An Act to amend an act entitled an act eHtitle1 San
Act TO aid IL Tue construction Of a railroad and Tee.
graph line from The Missouri River u the Pacific OieIn
and to secure q the GJyernmsHr the Use OF the same
for Postal, military and otherpurpcses," approved Ju-
" l, 1862. ," approved Jviy !, 1851.
BE it enacted by The Senate and House of Rep
resenjGtivss Of the Quilted States OF America in
Congress assembled,
That the Union Pacific Railway Company. eastern
civisIO1, Is hereby auth lrLzai To designate tne general
route 81 their said road and to file a map thereof, as
IA Ow required Oy law, at any time before the hfst day
Of December eighteenhandred and SIxty-six ; and up
the lands along The entire line The eOr. 30 far as the
same may DC deSisnAtei. shall be oe5ecveI from safe
by order % the Secretary Of the In5eriJr Provided.
that SAID company shall be entiLltd - only the anne
ahreunt OF the bonds VI the UniteL States to AID in the
constr dctiOn Of their Iine Of railroad aud teIe graph a.
as they wotld have been entitled TO il they had cJn-
necse 1 their said line with the Uniun Pacific railroad on
the une huRdaedthldegree OF lOugisude as is now re
oufrcd by law And PrOvided Iartte,. That said COM
pany sha'l conRecI their IiHe OF railroad aud ~Ielegrapa
wi the Union Pacific rHiiroAd, but D.: at a point more
than htiy miles weatwaIdly IRON the meridian OF Oel-
yer, Colorado.
SIC ,. Aud be it further euaeted That tho II MON
Pacific IaiirOsd Company, with the consent AMI aporOv-
al Of the SecreIgry Ut The Interior, ss hereby antAvr-
Ized TO locate, Construct. All cOntine theiI rur d from
OMAHA NeofaSka Territory westward, according - the
and NEST practicable Toutef AMI with ut reference 10
the initial point on the one ~hundredrh meridian OF vast
longitude, As new provided by law, il a continuous
complete lne, unlt they shalt meet aud oInnect wIIn
the Genital Pacific Railroad Company OF California :.
and the Csntra al Pacific Railroad Company OF Csiifor-
MIA, with the consent and approval uf the Secretary OF
The Inferior, are hereby authorized to Iccsts, c-Onstru1a
and c0nupue their road .easlvarp. in a continuous COM
pIete Line, QOEI Lhey shat; inset unI c,nae,t with The
Union Pacific Railroad Provided, That each Of the
above named companies snail have the right, wneu the
nature u Tie EOrz 10 be dOne, By reson Of deep cuts
and tunnels, shall fr the expeditions CONSTRUCTION uF
Ut The Pacih: railroad requiI e Il. - wJrk Tor Al ,xle nj
MT ~ exceed ioree hundred miles in advance Of their
cOLtiuuouS compute lines.
Approved, Jniy 3, 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
PUBLIC-NO 40

An Act granting certain Lands to the State Of Mich.
igan u ard 10 the construction OF q Snip Canal u CON-
meet tse Waters OF LzkS Superior with the Lake kn,wa
as Lac Ia Belle. in said State.
BE it enacted 6y the SsaGte and House of Rep
reseHt0tires ofths ORited Statee Of America In Con-
qress dssssbted,
That there be. aud IS hereby granted "a the Stats Of
Michigan, f0r TIE use ami benefit 81 he I.sc Ia YeHs
u1iLOr Improvement Company" = somoany aTgauiz nj
under aud by virtue OF The laws Of te state OF Mlcai-
gan, TOr Iae purpose Of aiding ia TIA IA sJ-uIsIl 81 A
ship canal 10 svhnect The waters Of Lake Superior with
the lake kls En a. &c Ia Belle, IN sAtI State. uue han
dred thousand acres OF the pdO.ic Lands N the Unltgd
states IN the upper peninsula Of Michigau, u be So
leSted rom he o1d-nan7erel sections OF land near
est the location Of tbs said canal, not other Use rsssr =
sed or Appropriated NOR d~s&saIsei DS GneUaue state .
as mineral lsnds' prior u The passage 0I tais act,
nor 10 walen the rights VI ~PEe-empsiln or h1meSIeUd
have attashed: Provided, That the said canal shall be
at Ieast vne hundred IeeS vide as TOP, SCI JaLy-a &c fee
a. bJtJon ARi sl4lf nLye- HIsl cDn nee L., q death OG
wzss- thr0dgh rs cattle ieagta OF Al least twelve feet
running IRON sixtesa feet oG wStef IN Like Sapsr!OI
20 fourteen fees Of wsler-in Lie il Belle; And prev
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
PubIic-No. Ia

An act granting lands to the State Of MichIEan to
aid IN the construction OF y HarbOr and Ship Canal at
Portage Lake, KeWenaw Point, Lake Superior, In said
State
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of RepEeEen-
t~alives Of the Unstcd States Of america in C6ngress
Assembled
That there be. and hereby is. granted II the State OF
MCLEAN, 70 all in the building Of a haTbor snd stiR
canal at Portage lake Kewenaw Point. lake Superior,
in addition to a former Crane ter that purpose approv-
ed March the tkird, eigAteen hundred and sixty I've.
two hundred thousand acres OF land 10 the upper pc
ninsula OF the State of Nichigan AMI from land to
which the riEht % Homestead ar pre- IGNITION has not
attached P-ovidsl, tn It Oce hundred and any thou
AMI &C es u said iaEds shall he selected frOp aileF-
nate cdd-numberod sections and Thousand ACRES from
even numbered sections Of the lands Of tie United
states. Said gr0nt OF lands shall inure 20 the use and
beIeat Of the pIrtaye Like a4t i.4ks Superior Ship
Canal Company. in aec9reaace with an act Of the Leg
isiatare uf the Stole Of Mi:hisaa comforting the land
grsnted t. the said State, by the act herein referr &c
to- sn sa d company: Ant provided further. That the
time allowed for the completion Of said work and the
right Of FeversiOu to the United States npder the said
act Of Congress. approved March the third, eighteen
humid ell And sixty Ave be extended three ~addil9nal
years: AMI provided further. Th1t no lSnds desig93tf
ed by she United States as 'mineral" before the pas
sage OF this act shall be included In this grant.
Approved July 3, 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
TPu6iic-N No. 1911

"An Act to regulate tho appointment Of Eaymas, eFs
in the Navy. and explanatory or an Act for the better
organization % the Pay Department in the Navy.
Be it enacted blythe senate and House of RepreseH-
Iaifpe Of The United SfGtcs Of America IN Congress
ASsepbled
That the appointments 10 b9 mIds unJeF the act en-
Gt cd An act to provide Tor the better organization o
the ray department NJ the navy" apprOvcI May third,
e:shteei hund .ed and and s~ixty-six may Ge 10 ,de from
the number Of acting assistant pEyInasiers fthe navy
who have performed duty Us acting assist a1t payna l.
ers durInEihs war, and who OF the lime OF heiF ap-
d intmenf under this act shall not be over the age OF
thirty two YEARS.
Sec2 And be itifuafher enacted, That the President
or TIE United Safes. be, and he is hereby, ~auihorig-
ed TO wave the exAminaiio1ot such Officers in the pay
department. Of the navy as are on duty abroad. and can
not at present be examined, as required by law. Pro-
vi ed. That such examinations as are reQairei by law
shall be msdn as soon as practicable after the return
said Onicers 10 te United State, aud NJ OAcer f.uaI O.
De disqualified shall receive the prom JtiOc con
CT in The act herein referred to.
Approved. june n, 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06

ded fuTthe-, That said canal shall be and remain a pub
lsc highway scr the use o. tae government Of the Tni-
ted States free ffam toll OF charge upon The TesseS a.
said government, OF uyou vessels employed bysaid gov
eminent in the transportation OF any property or troops
of the United States.
Sec. And be il further enscted, thai the Lands
hereby granted shall be subject to the dispoSai o. ne
ieEisiaturs CT Hiehlgsn for the purposes aisTssasd aua
no otbeTs that IS soon IS the GOVERNOR Of ne SAID StaAe
aha1 alo. OF eause 70 be nled, with the Secretary Of
the Interior, q map OF plan showing the lOc1tlon o. me
SAID canal, then IL shall be the duty Of me secretary
OF The Interior 90 withdraw from market the lands s2-
plieAble and subject to the provisions Of taas act ana
Whenever the governor Of the STATE Of Michigan snail
certify co the Secretary OF TIE Interior thse The said
hip canal has been completed in a COED. snpsfan-
tial. and wirkmrnlike manner, in all respects IN con
formtty with the provisions Of his act, and % bis SAT-
L. action, thea il shall be she daSy Of the Secretary Of
the Interior 70 issue patents to the said State Of mich
igan I the lands hereby granted. 4
See. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That IL the said
ship canal thall not be completed within two years
frem after The passage Of this a9, ihs LANDS hereby
granted shall revert IS the United SsGtes.
Approved July 3, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
roFFTCTkL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session Of the Thirty
Ninth Congress-
TPuJtie-No. 1901


Be it enacted by the Senate AMI House Of Rep
Eesentatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress Assembled,
ThSt James N: Edmupds, Ssyles J Bowen, CoEdinal
Bturrs, Augustine Chester. JOhu r. ElvinS, S.SEyles
Brown. and Lucius d. Bishop. and their associates and
successors. are hereby declared to be a body coePerate.
under the name ard style OF The sHswsrd Institute Of
Home" Of the District OF Columbia, and suuh As shall
nave perpetual succession, with power TO receive pur-
chase, ana held real and personal property. and TO a.
ME 10 sue ard be sued. and TO plesd 4gd be implicated.
aua 70 0rnainand establish such by laws, ordinances
and REGULATIONS as NAV be deemed necessary tO cary
lnto effect this act, and to promote the objects OF tbs
Sec ? hndb = il further enscted. Tsst the object
TOT which this corporation is created Is declared to be
me establishment II a charitable institution TOT the
instruction % freedmen in the i~pdHstrtsl pursuits OF
life and at them for Independent self support. and TO
aHord a temporary home for such fTeeimen as may from
ing cafe uGtil Otha- wise relieved
Sec. : A1d be II further enacted. That James N, FL
munus Szy'eS BIwen. Cordial St RS Au5lstln
OheSter. John X Elv01s J Styles B'Iwl AIT Ltn:sD
bishop are heteRy S2R intel q board Of managers OF
Sald -Io~ord Institufe AM II ,a5," Tor one year from
ara alter the pss age 81 this act; a nj that thereafter
q "'ahH ~ m ie tgerS. c01ststiag Of SeySI pe:Sni. sl@ll
De elected from 4nd By the coatribitnrs To the means
TO establish said Institution. for Sush time aat accord
y 70 Such IA es As SAID erp ratiD1 N ~ estt9isa-
Ard sich board OF msnagers shall have the exclusive
e"h'rol Of all property, real or persons Al c1ntrihIJei as
belon ling u sail corporation. and ID appoint 50; n Of
&C as nlay he deemed requisite. for the conduct Of
its business for such time and At su.h salaries As they
nlsy u~etermine. AMI 20 Change eirher al p eISHre
Sec. .. AMI be it further enacted. THAT the corpora
hog psFeoy created shl be estsOi hei anl nIintall
ed by voluntary Contributions, gifts donations, be
a'eSS's 81 mon ey and other property, made {" the same
TOT that purpesO. And the bard % managers shAli
cause a record T. be sept OF all such contributions, do.
aAiaQDs eiits. ami bequeSts, with the name and resi-
Sence Of ZACH psrsop making the sue. az Of all e%-
penditufeS made by said board for the establishment
aLd contact 90 said institute aHi home, and MAKE an
annual report " the same exhibiting tho several item
ct expenditure aud objects thereof. and generally the
wtrk accomplished by said corporation &c The Secretd-
ry OF the Interior. a copy Of which report shall be sent
10 EACH individual who shall have contributed not less
Than I've dollars 10 SAID corporation durIaS tee ear
TO the issuing of saiI fepJrt
Sec. s. And be il further enactet that Congress may
81 any tine, after. amei.d, OF anuuI this act.
Approves, Suno 81, 1885
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
Puhic-No. l44
An Ael to create az additional LAID District Ia
State or CrdgOn.

An Act to create al additional LAID District ia the
State OF CrdgOn.
Be Il Enacted yAbe Senate Gad HouSe Of Rep
resenta.iees o(Ae Uaised States Of America iH CoH-
grsss assembled,
W.T. the P~resilaGt of the United States, be and he is
ha h hereby auth1rizsI 20 establish an additt'aal land
d,strict in the State Of Ore sOn, AL 10 ok from time
To time the boundaries thereof, wLI;h district SaAl DC
Damef aHerithe place tt which the omce shall De hrst
esraoIsbs a; aud thePresident shali be an horned here
inayter from time TO time, as ~Cireumstances may re-
roG1,ra q, a5iourn the 6JuaIrrie5 Of any and all the
land districts in said 81 ate, and change me i0cAii9n OF
the land 9aice from tiRs TO tine HTaeG the same thall
be e~xpe1ient.
Sec. 7. Aud be it further enacted, That the n ssi-
dent is hereby auih4rized to app1int by aud with the
vice aud consent Of the Senate, OF during the recess
thereof. and until the end OF the next ensuing session
4 REGISTER AMI receiver for said land dist riot. who shall
be TequiOed to reside at the site IOf the Office, shall be
subj ect 20 toe same laws and respon%s ibiiitieS, and Wise
compensation and foes shall be tue sam per anuum, a.
are now allowed By law to the other land 0ficers IN said
STATE.
Approved July ), 1869.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06

Free FestIFaI.-The Peru and Lon
don Lodges of Good Templers will give
a Festival A. the School House in Lon
don on Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th.
Open at 9 o'clock in the afternoon and
at 2 in the evening. No admittance will
be charged. and extensive arrangements
have been made TO have choice refresh
ments and plenty. All are invited to at
tend,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
(PubHc No. 1851

An act for the relief Of the Members OF the tn irtysed-
epth s~esiHien; Of lava Volunteer Infaatry.
Be It enacted on the Senate and House nf Re pres
~enatio,s IF UneIed States IF America IN Congress
assembled,
That there shall be PAID to the members OF the khir-
ty-seventh reg nent UE Iowa volunteer infantry the
same boun Y provided 5y law, or W ich smay he; CATER
trovideI BY iawfo soldiers enlisted into the volunteer
force, OF the UIitei StIte' darling ta year eighteeu
hEnfred an sixty-swO; aaO in cAsc any 0f tat members
Of ; id regimen. are deal o. my die before tie pay.
mont M ssii bounty, the same shall be paid 10 their
representatives in the sam afder srOYided BY law for
he payasnt OF bJuntV ia other cases.
Approved, July :, 1866