The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16

account Of any soldier, sailor OK marine who served
ossuTed pTisonsr Of war az Se time q hs enlist
msGi nor 20 any one who was Sischsrssd on his Oyp
1866 unless such discharge was ObSiped With view
S or nsT soS GT o of's S niSs ss
transferred from one branch Of the military service 20
sscept pfO@otion yT was 90 trsSisTrea and bounty
Se % 5sdb a. TO Sn s9oT r. s9S & OF Ts6Ss Of %
rents guardians or other persons or on the GROUND Oh
Section T. And be IL further enacted That every
h o @ S sSS E 6a %HGs s &
under oath, and under the pains and penates OF per-
States or from snS other soSroS and What amount
HSSS any has been paid or payable 20 59e
sentatves the claim s made.
application shall be by any claimant through any
sttoTneX Or sgent the address 81 the claim
and State in which It is pituated and the smount Of
&c for or s' oSs n' n the the
oaim which charges in no case shsll exceed ths sum
oompSnied By the written Sfdavt Of the attorney
egg SS ne S' PS SSsEsSd 5 nor y & @ m
services in the Csse The PSymsSteE GsnsTs or pro
ing the amount, sba to be transmitted TO such
fees 70 be paid to the attorney or agent which fee
shall be paid to the said attorney or person Or
Section 8. And be it further enacted, That any at.
torney agent who shall receive from any claimant
sum greater than Eve dollars for the prosecution OF
ViotOn thsIsCf shsIl pay ne not 20 exceed tue sum sum
u
s5i Ss
S Ss%i 6asa rSss
the payment shall be made in the for m Of check,
order or draft upon any paymaster, national bank or
The olSimant reside, she'll be ne
witnesses that he is the IDENTICAL person named
therein but in no osse shall suoh checks orders or
ton,
Section 8. And be it further enacted, That Il shall
transfer assign, barte. sell his discharge, final
pose Of trensiorrine, ASSIGNING, bsrtoring selling
ahd at 1nSss the or tn
Ssss o made are hereby DECLARED m null HRd R
any such soldier, sailor or marine 70 U0
seOti9nO. And be it further enacted, That in any
case where person entitled to receive payment OF
bounty under the provisions Of this bill shall make
By the % sGh
sons being deceased and the dis harge Of such per
counting officers to receive, in lieu of the actual pro-
same and seeonsy rOo Of IT'S a9 SSuo and con-
tents together with proof q the Identity Of the claim
character end form Of the evidence Iho Paymaster
seOtion 10. And be It further enacted That no ad-
jusment payment Of any claim Of any soldier sailor
provisions Of this act i shall be made unless the Spp
this act; and the settlement accounts Of dOOeaao
soldiers sailors marines shall be made in the same
ssStlon IL AND 6s 4 further enacted That sections
y eV % ths for the
year ending June So 1857, and for other purposes"
sSy shall Nave & e sS
S G shall id %
0 ae SS ss s
@ be- shs snS Snd a. sa
der the Requirements % St IL this IS act and shall be used
Ss sane may g sSsiissSis 81 sPSiIostep; ShsS
By persons who % are sntitSd 60 Bounty Snder the
act shall pc acted on ana payment MADE sheFeSon as
shall Be paid eater amount than he is enti-
Senate amendments to the House bill to establish
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the United
| Mr.. STEVENS moved to lay the amendments on tho
The HSGss at Quarter before 1--WE O'Clock took
| EUentng Session.
sPRSKsR
the Secretary of the Interior with the preliminary
Collection of statistics on the gold and silver mines and
iesheny gold districts Of Virginia. North daroiina
S3Qth Caroline and Alabama Referred 70 the Com Com
mittee ON Mines and Mining, and ordered to be prn
The Senate amendment to the Bankrupt bill came NJ
Msseeohusetts who said there was no change Of th'
Of Rhoae Island, m9yed that the House nOn-oOncuI
The House ordered the mai on that motion
Mr. WILSON Of ICEs rene renewed the motion to isI
effect feet Of laying the bill G on & the table n,..,
in yeas 5D, nays6O. The amendments were then non
Tbe House continued the business on the Speaker
table, and disposed thereof as follows:
On to extond the time for codifying the laws relating
The Senate amendments to the House bill to amen,
the act n0orPSrating the National Soldiers and sail
The senate apendmeHf striking out the section re
moving the limitation to the number Of notaries pub
tie 81 IN Y
where the power now is. The amendment was no
concurred in-yeas SO, nays 81 and Committee o
The Senate amendment to the House bill to regulat
the proceedings before justices of peace in the Dis
The Senate amendment to the House amendment Il
the jSiRt % @ % ITO to ID tn
All concurred in but one, and COMMITTEE OF Confer
The Senate amendment to the House bill for the re
lief Of John Grey and Daniel Frederick Bakeman
Jhe Senate amendments to the House bill to estabIis
and protect the national cemeteries Oonourred in.
from the Speaker table and referred to the Commit
tee Invalid Pensions, to report back next Wednes
fhe Senate Joint resolution to provide for the re
moval Of alcohol from bonded warehouses free of In
specimens Of natural history, &C., taken from tn
he enate b 10 authorize the trustees of the FOuu
deIy Me,hodist Episcopal hqTch to sell and conye
taken from the speaker table and passed wa
The HOUSE then went into Oopm ttee OF the Whol
and resumed the deration of The bill to amend tt
e1istins laws respecting the internal revenue, th
graph relating to cigarettes, &C., which proposed
make the paragraph read; "On oigarettts IS cigars an
Substi ute therefor, i've dollars per thousand. -
Mr. KAsSON moved 70 amend the amendment, b
making the taI $40 thousand. He subsequentl
The paIsgrsph and amendments elieited a long dis
Kass6 n, fawes, Harper, schenok, Ipgersoil, Myeri
0 ana 81 66sgeSt0
r hAssSH Eas IN 1sy9F 0t 81 SSsie tax
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