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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30
HKDN ER * BAKERS
$ + W \ & NJ ACHlN Els.

f " | \ & NJ \ INES.
we desire |" Call particular attention t" the
superiority of the Grover IL Baker Sewing Ma
chine for family sowing.
We have hccn agents Tor the past eight years,
and haze sold over one hundred machines in
this place and vicinity .-......
Sold at slew York prices and warranted per-
feet Prices range from $50 to el5D each. Call
or send for n clrcu ar, Specimens of work. &c.
apl7-lm f.. = l. ia DREAT TER Il ca.
DOG WOOD JEWELkY Of the latest styles
u lust received at &. c. BERRTS
my | y, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

The writ Of error granted in the case Of the
con6scation of Mr. Joseph Bruins property,
has again called public attention to-the course
Of Judge Underwood in this and similar
matters, touching the seizure and sale Of prop
erty under the direction OF the u S. District
Court Of Virginia during the late war. Some
Very severe comments are made in the New
York World, Boston Post and various other
DanerS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

IHE INDIAN WAR.-Reports from Fort
Smith. Arkansas, state that 5000 Indians are on
TIE new war path, about 1000 going toward
rorl belknap, ON the Santa Fe trail, and the
rest threatening Fort Arbuckle. There is said
~ oe great excitement in Montana in conse-
quence OF ou!rages by the Indians, and the
citlzens have been enrolled and armed by order
OF the Governor OF the Territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30
GAP RAILROAD.
Ia 90 1E Eg EEE5s;zzsgaE $500 EEsEsE

Ia 81 ~ l EEEszzssf - E:sE:
NOTICE. Tho Manassas Gap Railroad will
commence running Freight Trains from Alex
andra tn Piedmont and intermediate stations,
| on Tuesday. the 23d instant, and will receive
freight on and after Saturday, tho 10th instant,
daily, (Sunday& eXrerted) between the hours OF
H. and p. III at the outer depot Oh Inc
o. 81 A. l.. i:
On and after June LIST, 1867, the NJ. &. +. r.
Co. will run 1ri-wcekly passenger train to
Piedmont, connecting Mt that point with Sc"tt :
Line Of stages to Uppervlle and WINCHESTER.
Leave Alexandria, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays i,L 20 IL ILL.,, and returning leave
Piedmont on Mondays, WeInes! lays and Fri.
days, at II 80 a. m, connecting with the Orange
" Alcxandrs X. 4. passenger train ht Mnha>-
sas Junction. ,,,,
my 20-tr Master of Transportation.
GUNNER DRINKS.
W. LOUIS MILBURN is now prepared to
furnish, at his Drug Store, corner Of KING and
Wu&hin gLon streets, the ladies and gcntleme
Of Alexandria and vicinity with SODA WA
TER OF ARCTIC COLD n esq, and Favored
with the most delicious syrurs. LIS SODA WA
Ter apparatus is Of the most improved pattern
and tho ilnpregnntcd water free from those I'M
pnrites which too frequently ahuILerate the
water Of the old style fountains my "D-lW%
"a N IEll ~ bU L YIN ~
A:a small house centrally located, within . or
III minutes walk Of the steamboat. blick
house preferred. Apply at this office.
my 3O-3t*
WATER COOLERS Just received an as
" sorlment of Wafer Coolers: two, three and
four gallons. for sale low by
my 30-eo2m e. j. MILLER. Is, King st.
ERUIT JARS-Masen IL Wllloughby's
Il Self-Seaing Fruit Jars, pint, quart and
gallon, received and for sale low by the gross or
dozen, by IL. j. MI LLEE,
my 30--eo2n G5, King street.
I OST-Y esterlay evening, on Washington
Ia or St. Asaph streets, white CORNELlAN
RDROP. The Under will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it ut the ). E. corner OF
Prince and Pitt sts my 3O-A
DAMNED FRUITS Peaches, Pears, Straw
" berries, Tomatoes and Corn, fresh and NICE
just received and for sale by ,,n
LOOMS 81 FACER,
nv Is King street, corner Columbus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30
7 uBKlCATlNG Oils

Y UBKlCATIN G. OF LIS.
WILLIAM II. IRWIN,
no. 5, SOUTH UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
AGENT FOR THE
VOLCANIC OH AND COAL COMPAN \,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Is prepared TO furnish railroad companies and
others with the LubricaLing Oils Of said com
pany These Oils arc used on all kinds of mM-
chinery, such rs railroad, mill cvtton lvctory,
&c. They have been thoroughly tested and
highly approved, and will be sold ut very low
rates. All orders promptly attended to. lap
lust II + G Il Y + ID.
10 sacks Laguyra and Rio Cotlecs.
| hid Porto Rico Sugar
Cuba
Crushed, Granulated, Powdered, b. & c.
Extra Sugars.
Diamond, Golden and Merchants Syrup3.
Choice Teas, Of all varieties.
Extra and Super Flour.
Dobbins' Electric, Rabbits StcArine and
Brown Soaps; Starch, Bi-Carb and Sal Soda !;
Flour and Sugar Buckets; Diamond State Par
Tor Matches; Adamantinc and Tullow Candles
&c for sale low by j. c. MlLBURN,
my IS Opposite the M4rk ell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

+ Z W f L r. Y.
The attention Of those wishing to purchase
any description of
j EW ELRY,
is called 10 the stock Of
E. ). FLEMING,
ON KING STREET.
NEAR THE CORNER OF ROYAL,
where all articles in the jewery line Of the la
test patterns and most fashionable styles can BIZ
procured at as cheap if not cheaper rates than
similar goods can be obtained in the more
Northern markets. my N-lm
TPHAM,S ASTHMA CURE, Meat Cure,
y Znne's Antidotc for Strong Drink, Japan
csc Hair Stain, Dcpiatory Powder, Curling
Fluid and Hair Gloss, received and for sale by
my y HENRY COOK, 80, King ST.
T5NOBACCO-A fine assortment Of Smoking
Il and Chewing Tobacco, just received ana
for sale by LOOMS u EAGER,
my2S King street, corner Columbus.
EOOn LBS. COUNTRY BACON, just re-
0UUU cevsd and for sale by
HWIN " BECkHhM,
40 2l- No. &, Union street
ANDLES--A damnntine and Tslow Can
LUOMI3 4 EAGER
my2G King street, corne~ Columbus
1rLOUR- Family and Extra Flour BY the
Il barrel, sack or pound, i1r sale by
LOOMlS & FACER.
nv "A .IA, King street
TIVE Gunpowder, Imperial, HYs1n, Japan
LOOMS y FACEE,
my "a King street, corner Columbus
RISES lOkk-CnnaiGnmcn Of New York
IVA Mrss Pork, Just received and for sale ny
GWlN IL hKCkllAM,
~ % No. &, Union street.
E0 BHLs. CALCINED PLASTER, Just re-
" ~ SMUOT & PERRY,
my Il No. 80, cor. Cameron " Union rs.
NIRE3n POTOMAC HkRRING, in barrels
Il and half barrels: for sale by
GWlN 81 BECK HAN,
ali % no. e. Union street
lust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lot of George,
y town FLOUR, for family use, Wholesale and
retail, BY <,...o,st
ny Il. Il I.,l.l,O-,, q, ',tt'''----'' -;
NAVY TOBACCO c,,.uos
N Fine Clay Pipes and Hotel Candles
for sale by .copv e. pAIrr
my21 ul.t -.
T1ISHl FISH Goldfish, NO. ! Mncker ta
Il Shnd, Potomac ana on HSI1tH & t' FAGER
sale by 204 Kiny 81
my4 ------------ 800. -
I,IlT LOAF SuGAR r.
( And CARROTS Snuff in packs md
''1 NV d ~ $500 GREGORY 81 PAUL.
C1UGA Ka--Crushed, GRADUATED, Powdered,
- Coffee and Brown Sugars, for sale by,
LOOMS u FACER,
my Is King street, corner Columbus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY so.


The Secretary ofsthe Treasury, in reply to an
Invitation to dinner rendered him by promi-
nent citizens OF Boston on the o2d instant, re-
grets his inability 10 attend, and makes few
remarks upon financial matters. He's says that
the bounties to soldiers, preparations for the
Indian war, the intended large issue Of bonds to
the Pacific Railroad, and other liberal appro-
priations for miscellaneous purposes, together
with the partial failure Of the wheat and corn
crops, the hardness Of reconstruction in the
Sonih, the reduced taxes and general dullness
10 trade, will prevent reduction, and probably
induce an increase in the national debt for
some time He gives four reasons for not
contracting the currency at the present time,
but says that he is as much in favor of that
policy as eyer. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

THE MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TONY Yesterday the Convention cot through
with the article in the bill of rights On the sub
ject OF slavery. For the words Of The original
report Slavery shall not be permitted in this
State"-the following was substituted by
vote of Is to "a
Art. "a That slavery shall not be re- es-
tablished in this State, but having been abol
1shed under the policy and authority Of the
United States, compensation in consideration
thereof is due FROM the United States. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

ADVICE. Some of the radical leaders are
now trying to enlist the Southern people in
their party. or to- drive them TO something
that will rekindle the cooling passions of the
Northern masses. We feel confident the
Southern people are not to he scared into the
support of their appressors and the authors OF
aui country ruin; and We trust they will also
show that they are not to be driven TO acts OF
desperation by designing politicians, who are
seeking their destruction. A firm, manly
course is the only safe one 10 pursue. Let US
obey the laws strictly, never forget our oaths to
support the Constitution OF the United States,
do not permit ourselves TO be frightened into
the radical party, nor give them gust cause toE
further oppression. -Fmcashe Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

ANSWER TO AN ATHEIST. A writer Illus
tratng the fact that some errors are lifted into
importance by efforts to relne them, when
they need to be treated with contempt and
rilicule, observes that all the blows inflicted
by the lIercuIean club of certain loglclans, are
not half so elfectual as a box on the ear OF
celebrated atheist by the hand OF some charm
ing beauty. After having in vain preached to
a circle OF ladies', he attempted to ayenge him
sell by saying Pardon my error, ladies, l
did not Imagine that in house where wit lives
with grace, | alone should have the honor OF
not believing in Coo" You are not alone,
sir " answered the mistress OF the house
My horse, my dog, and my cat, share the
honor with gu: only these poor lrutes have
the good sense not to boast oft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

MILITARY VS.. C1yn.-Wc observe an order
from Gen. Schodeld, in the CuIpeper Observer
directed to James W. Green ana James , s
Barbour, directing them to suspend the sale o,
certain property, which had been ordered by
the Circuit Court ofCuIpepcr. The defendant
is W. D. Wallach, the editor of the haalcai
newspaper III Washington, known az the star
1t is matter of very great regret TO see the
action Oh our courts annulled, but there Is no
help for it. 1t is the first case o! which we
have been appriScl DIN Virginia. Rich. Eng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

THE TURF. -Nao lorh May 29.-The
match for $1,000, mile heals, best three in
five, to wagon between Ethan Allen and run
ming mate and Brown George and running
mate, came off to-day on Fashion Course
Allen won the first heat in 2:29, second in 2::2l,
and third in PIG This is the fastest time on
record with running mates, and beats that
made by Ethan Allen himself with his running
socks, 2l9a, six years ago, against Flora
Temple, over the same course. Ethan Allen
is now eighteen years old, and the performance
is regarded as extraordinary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

PAYMENT or INTEREST. We learn that
the Board of Public Works have determined
to pay on the lst Of Jniy, in this city, the
interest upon the public debt payable in New
York. The object of the Board in taking this
step is to avoid the translcre from our own
banks to those of New York Of the considerable
anm required to pay that interest. IT. would
be necessary to make this transfer some time
in advance Of the day Of payment, while the
paying OF the interest here leaves the money In
the banks, and for the benefit Of the comninni-
ty until the day on which it is payable. At
such time a. the present this will he OF con
siderable benefit to this city, now very much
in need of money and bank accommodation. -
Richmond Dispatch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

The government of Great Britain has done
we'll and wisely, in not suffering life to betaken,
in the case OF the Fenians lately tried. Bloody
instructions" always, sooner or later, return
to plague the inventors and the magnanimity
aud power of a great nation arc shown consplc-
uously when it exercises cemency When
government has the courage 10 exhibit elem
eney it proves its power and its conviction OF
its own stability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says: An energetic effort is
made by the impeachment party, and Mr..
Samner and Others to bring sufficient num-
Der OF members Of Congress here in July to
form a:quorum of both houses. Mr.. Sumner
says he only remains here himself to help to
makeup that quorum, and, it possible, pass a
law to give colored suffrage in the Northern
States and in the Territories Thirty three
letters to members were sent off yesterday by
the impeachment party, urging them to come
on, and large number have been written to
by MIR. Sumner, who urges them to come in
aid of his suffrage proposition .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

Tie Mexicans did right to reject the attempt
made by the French to force Macmillan upon
them, and to contend against foreign interior
ence with their government when it was not
asked. But, it is really more than probable
that, had MACMILLAN been permitted to rule
quietly in Mexico, the country would have
been more quiet and orderly than it is likely
to be under any OF the chiefs of the factions
which compose what is called the Liberal
nj ..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13

Two-thirds of the p4ob9ryg holders OF
i Rsslnss sun, haze signed the petition to
the City Council asking that body to do
nate ", 500 tokaid in1.the construction OF
/ the New Albany, Madison & Cincinnati
Railroad; and now another petition is in
circulation raising the amount to 5000.
1 The first number of the Indiana State
Commercial, published at Lafayette, by
Scarlet & Cowen, has made its appearance.
The paper is an eight page one and well
printed.
David P. Etter, of Putnam County, hid
away his money and died. His adminisJ
traitor can't find it. We have known
many men to Do the same thing. ~
s4Jbhn rhoarhh iAaaSh. Oh Bedford, who
was convicted in the United States Court
upon the charge of placing false Strands
upon tobacco manufactured by him, has
been pardoned by the President.
A wholesale dealer in counterfeit money
named George Howard was arreStedTon
the Toledo train, at Berea, on Monday
afternoon, by Mr.. E. A. Culver, Of Cleve-
land. On examining the prisoner, he was
found 70 ~haye a-carpet-ssck allied with
Flour City, Rochester. N. Y, and ffty-cent
and twenty-fve-cent scrip, very well exc
cuted He was going West to scatter the.
stuff in Indiana
The various temperance orders in Lafay-
cite have inaugurated series of monthly
social public meetings at theis hall. the
first of which was held last Tuesday night.
The object of these meetings is to awaken
an Interest in the gcause of temperance
among the community. s'A e. 4
DR.. w. NJ. Daily is talked of at Madison as
the probable successor of Ell. w. Haf4ing-
ton, rejected by the Senate, in the ColIec-
torship for the Third Congressional ,Dis-d
trict.
The Madison City Council have unani-
mously donated one hundred and fifty
dollars to the fund for the reliefof the poor
and expressed their with ngness to vote any
further araoaht that may be needed here |
after. -sAA - /
John Brooks, arrested for being concern
ed in the murder and robbery of Maria |
Cutter, at Clear Spring, Jackson county,
has made a confession, duplicating Johnfl
Tally and Jackson Easton as his accom-
plices in the horrible crime. Easton is a
Squire, and is only charged by Brooks
Ritl1I ree4fving portion of the stolen
money. He has heretofore borne good
character, and there is some doubt as to
lis guilt. His wife is also implicated in
he tragedy. Tally is thought by some to
% the one that committed the murder.
Brooks expected, by making confession,
O be released from the charges against
i'm. Tally is brother-in-law of lEasS0B. II.
preliminary examin alton of the parties
vas held at BroSwnnsstown, and allthree of
hem committed to jail. d
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
.9 EIeurreneI 0Ontractlon.

.qThel necessities Of the Federal
Treasury are such. as toTrender anv
further contraction of the currency
out Of the question for some time Il
come. The law allows the withdraw
al by the Treasurer of four millions
of legal tenders per month. Last
month none were Withdrawn. SO there
was no contraction of the currency bv
the Treasury Department. Starna.
ton of business his lessened the re-
ceipts into the Treasury, and instead
of contracting tie currency. and
thereby diminishing the public debt
tne Latter has leeen increased, and
y T y s soaflnus- e le increased until.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
NEWS ITEM

Il ~ ~ T.
Gold closed in New York on yesterday
at 1871.
~ esThs River Ipprevemens Convention as
el@ 'sembled N 81: Louis, Yesterday niorning.
Particulars win be found among our dis
patches.
The latest news from Mexico indicate
uninterrupted success bnathe part of the
Imperialists, who have defeated the
Sstolt Juarists IN several ehgasements
sbnan9b Our dispatches contain the usual amount
OF washington gossip, copied from the
sf,f, :, New York papers, 60,
iaHlaat A bloody ARRAY occurred in Baltimore.
on Monday night, in which two police
officers were shot by notorious rufian.
am NJ From st. Louis. we learn some facts in
connection with the Indian difficulties in
the Northwest. They will be found in orr
dilHt " uispatches ii9s boss itcslqI eW
S .j.iib =. The dry goods houses OF Chittenden and
Lee INV jeffrey Co., were destroyed by ireo yes.
AN III z. terday, in New York. Loss hearty one
and haIf millions. Mostly insured.ofeiT4
1ol On Sunday night Sd inst, the odd Fei-a
g lows and Masonic Halls, the Adams FIX
press Ohice, and several other buildineso
were destroyed by fire in Lancaster X EN-
lucky 5dLoss, between $4,000 and $50 600 !
with an insurance of so 900.
,19o The Frankfort Commonwealth re ts1i n9al
mends Colonel James F. Buckner. of Louis
WIFE, Tor the Radical nomination for Gov
efQOr.
80 The Rebel Democracy Of the Ninth Dis
ov4 Irlef OF kentucky, have nominted John d.
- Z Dung as their candidate for Congress.
ASgreattood occurredsin one of The r,v
ers Or VERMONT on Monday, occasioned ~ ~,
xoh4 the blockade of ice. "A little girl ,os
drowned while trying to escape
The principal thing done in the ITnitAd
II klf States seiate. terday, was the passage
of the Bankrupt Bill. The Tariff Bin and
"a the report Of the Committeeyon the New
Orleans Riots occupied the time of the
House.
I'LL 9K Al tfRKlGAR4E-The greAtsrefomnF injecting In
London, which occasioned much anx-
iety to the English nobility, passed off oui- |
city. susPsct@dSE enian AiS@ did1hot occur
% SeTAe hP nanministry have resigned -.
An Embassy of the Russian American |
.TelesraphE has notified the Emperor Of
Russia that the wv ork will bescoAnpleted on
.dZI the Asiatic side, by next July.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13

NOTWITHSTANDING the exposure
which we made of the forgery of the
BUTLER letter by the infamous PomE-
ROY ROY, and the Courier's pointed cal.
upon him to explain, he left the city
without opening his mouth upon the
subject. q His protege of the Sentinel
makes a weak defense, but PoMERoY
nnlmself has nothing to say. The
most credulous S'2 zoo WV
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
The Journal ABROAD.

sA Our citizens who are absent from
the city and want to see the DAILY
i q ss'aa Journal, viii find it regularly on file
In Cincinnati at the Mercantile Libra
ry; in Chicago at the Board of Trade
Rooms Yin St.tIodis at the Mercan-
tile Library; in indianapolis at the
VOL 81 Bates House, and at ST Nicholas
Hotel, New York. 'u' ii3e'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
STATE ITEMS.

.eDsT .MiteheH il q have 985undsfy and ma.
Y,T-rs chine shops y w. -,.--.,-
-siOdW -Four hundred and eightmaAI}aoe 1ican.
sbGl5 as were Issued in vigo County last year.
;seibiIa "Gomezgi' the swindIing sligbtlof-band
.Wol sa rickstef done the greenys Of Delphi, last
nf cred week efiJ ,IswoI se9Iigs sais@ 8srg
srawbrel Interesting revivals Of religion are in
progress at the two Methodist Churches at
eDl 1sn Fort Wayne y 3 bHe s9hiH r01
Weunderstand that Mr.. G. W. Patterson
mas received the appointment Of Post Mas
ter at Cannelton.
= The Odd Feuowssof the state propose
noidinga grand celebration, on the 10Th of
pr19gtAe anniversary of the return of
ri 7Ygalentipe Thompson, has been removed
nom the Post Office at Union City, ana
Thomas Mckine appointed in Misplace.
The Lafayette journal fears that the sleet
storm of last,Saturd6y in that vicinity. Sc
riously damaged the fruit.
The Marshaf of vincennes recentlv or
DfI rested young for stealing money
rom gentleman FROM n the country
When questioned abodt thel theft, he anl
pearsa e not be very communicative on
% e'faraersin the vicinity of New AL
Dany Wh ls5 have sugar orchards are busiIy
nsaseo IN sugar making.
- - ~ The Auditor Of stare has keeutbd non.
heaaqo bend for S09 600 in favor of the
go . ~ scno s rune ieT moneys held by 9s State
10 8ss 11osT III = that 90 81, M
adj 3s .sni. sid nj 9nisnoIsd gnitIfyJ9y4
= esRno1Iea lat9dA n .saesys 6seo is9wof
..,,r..- !. .,,.,,- ,i's5i-<ps yiin3iosqs51
e@s1@.1A7f . o~ N~A in9W&b Ii3o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
AMONG other amendments 70 orr

AMONG other amendments to our
game law, it is sale the shooting Of
prairie chickens vii be allowed only
between the 10th q August and the
list of January of ,aeh year, and that
the netting ofquais will be forbidden
at any season Of tie year, When. in
addition to this, a Iaw is enacted for
the protection of fshowd may expect
to- have irish or fowl, '''asa we prefer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
L. hmn To O0rresnOndeRtss

%eHnever 9notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
4ses 81 the author. who be made known
s sai 6g, to US if unacquainted. bsi2aI95
e. e. pa iq rite on only oneslde OF the paper.
Don't write unless you have some
ao17l thing to say OF interest to the public
,.eOA andibe as Cbriefs az the-sdbiiect will al.
low.
o,aO GII.HG.fIfI
Communications should be address
IT led to the tditorsrpf the JOURNAL"
and not to individuals. n iTqY
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13

..i'i DoN'T DELAY.-According to a rule
adopted by the United States Pay
Department, all claims for additional
bounty not fled before the first of
April next, Will9no be considered
until after all those fled previous to
that date are passed. uponEa Soldiers
and their legal representatives will
see the Importance of forwarding
their claims before the, first of April.