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able TO the current expenses. Of lbe army
The report ~ tho Possmastes Gsaers
furub hes clear and comprehensive exlibi
of the r0it Office Department. The oedi
nary postal revenues for the year endin,
June 80 1860. amount to @lS.s4A 01o, AM
the expcndi' urrs 70 81 .0eo. ISL. showing u
excess of expenditures over receipts. of 8,
S5S,o2o The excess Of the expenditure,
over receipts for the previous year, amount
Cd to "a, 81, 0o2
'Tbc repeal Of the Thanking privilege !,
earnestly recommended. .pr., y-.rs L
The report Of the Secretary ofthe Interio,
shows that the quantity Of land disposed Of
during the year ending the 80 of June. lSeo
was 1900, l52 acrcs-cxcccding that of tho
preceding year by loo, 400 acrcs > OF this
amount 2 s90.544 acrcs were cold for cash.
and 2, 737, 36j acres were secured under the
homestead laws. -.. t... r,.ar
| ..., TARIFF AND INCOME TAX. .'.u>
He recommends postponenaent Ut the Tar
if Question. 3D.. .nnn.r ...aa"5
II also suggest the renewal of the tax on
incomes, but at . reduced rats, shy 3 l'cr
cent. and this Tux to expire in three years."
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1.-The report of the Secretary of the Treas.
ury shows the receipts If the Government
for the fiscal year ending June 0Oti, 1900 to
he e3C0, 043. 747, and the expenditures. in.
Guiding interest, etc, to be $S2l. 4Oo. 507. The
estimate for the ensuing year is more favor
able u the Government.
BACK TO YOUR snAcKLEs. CUBA.
"Thc people of the United States enter
tain the same warm feelings and sympatl,ics
for the people Of Culm in their strus gle for
freedom, that they manifested thr, uyl,out
the previous struggle between Spin and
her colonies. in behalf Of the latter; but
the contest las 1T no time assumed the corr
di,ions Of "war" in the sense Of internaiion-
al law, or which would clearly show the cx.
istcnce Of dciacto political 81. unizativn of
the insurgents su!licic.;t to justify q rccog-
ni.ion Of bc!Ii;srcncy." 49,
HIscELLAxEoCs.
Details arc given Of the apology of Spain
in tho Lizzie Major AID Mary Lowell c,.scr;
the Os"icn Canal diplomacy and the with.
drawal Of our Minister from tho Lopez gov.
crnn'cnt. He is gratiacl ut the rejection of
lIcvcrly Johnson's treaty, and opposed to u
Reciprocity Treaty with Canada An mp
proprition Of $3.50, 600 is asked ,oray ,!,cal.
lowancc Of the Commission To the Hudson
Bay Company forPugct Sound indemnity. lie
thinks tho charter from the French Govern
ment to tive French Atlantic Cable Compa.
ny an imposition. and virtually recommends
Congress to prohibit the working of III;
cable on our shores. Tho cxtraditiOn treat.
les are reviewed and their discrepancies
pointed out; and thrust nls.lc ut the ten.
urc Of Office net.
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-" Gazette 3.
John Hcaly and A. B. Hamilton, Of Sun
River, have started an expedition 70 explore
the Saskatchewan country.
The Unionvillc strike has ended.
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with Hydraalics
Bed Rack Flumes.

i NcC0D 0W1S0. :, ......s.AA
1hs capital invested IN thess aggregates sheat @ss
oo0 Thers avs in the Co1nly erected 10 quarts m'ns
with 80 sesnps Cssenattng CAifan nilsl. bsas 1t
cost Of 14ez0oO; - two noes 80 bsing essceed y
Browns 0ulch. Some -four a. I've xaAs are RAINING.
The cost Of reueoa b etiaaesd - Jsass Ls~en un-
der 8 per ton ana To- svesags yie n ~ neehbo'-
hood Of 90. Ther - = nrastras sansisg in the
County. and paying, .,...f. ,,,.a,ie III
Virginia = ND the scarsst accessible trading point
for Stcsnae, Summit, KsrsdA 6assidns, Arysnta
Banasek: Rochester, Highland, Silver Star. nd the
fssunss a the NsitDs. pasamar. Js1sssoa. Beaver.
head and postsoo o. Gsssiu Valley. Last year Md
con had 5000 acrc~ rstsrned under cultivation" and
Slm head Of stock, valued 1t 4sa9l5 morc than those
Ut Dces Lodge the second bighest In Mooeaua THIS
yssr tho tai vauassa u psspsty ID the cOunty 10 In
round NUMBER q, 7onOoo- $780, 900 higher than Decr
Lodge. We give these figures bscsnsc the erroneous
impke lion u abroad Ii the land that Virginia IL
played ot VIC arc convinced that she has the e.
se.slsse suhse.uaia psospsrity that her merchants
are doing well ~ those OF any otAer town: that the
indie one for next year are each thst property and
population VIII have NO further d,crease that the
mcnis, snd lives to p'osper. '"i
And Of pleasant hOIrs. and pleasant grcetin9s; OF
wbse-soulcd Inequalities and bsoksn China: OF CO
quotes and croquct: Of balls and bccs and blasted
hopes strcwn by a rival Journalist from Helena,
'"rhick N leaves In valamhsOsa."
In orcc happy homes Of fancy-frce Virginia maidens:
-of these VIC may not speak. spaOe fosbds We might
exceed the bounds and : ...#-.. ,,.'.s .--;uU
Virginia is good place to stop. ~ Z, N.
DEEE Lopez, Dec =. 1860.
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THE TERRITORY.
Capital Times, Dec Id.
Nail leaycs-winter schedulc-at $50 r
u. ......., =.
A prize fight for grudgc, grub, glory and
satisfaction will take place st Moricr's sta
ton on next Wednesday, between Col. Mel.
son and Bob Peters. .e.... ts 8. =
Peter Daily 10 rapidly recovering. n.
A Christmas Eve Ball st Ida House, Mill
Greek. b" t~..''
Herald, Dec. (
Capital Times, Dec. 1T.

S1eSASus OvC. 4
Retail Prices: Ranch eggs firm at 81 SO
per dozen; r.nch butter, 81 per Ii; pot.-
toes &c; osis, &c; cabbage. 10c; turnips 3c;
green appics. 85c; dressed chickens, 81
eacl'; beet, 25c; mutton, CSC; PORK. eoc;
elk SOC; ,nOuntain sheep. 50; veniaon, 80c;
grouse, 75c each. 6ugars are frmer; cot.
fec advanced to BIC; star candles IRE iirmcs
with large sales y sS026c; oysters ID.
vanccd 81 per case; wood - to $3.50 per
corsL Il tsar y 3e .-4 r gltst+ a-a..t -
Among the distinguished peruons from
abroad, aox in our city, are Judge lngiam,
sou,s years since quite psoaainent ~ = juriss
in New York. but moro secently leading
capitalist Of ths Metropolis; and Col E. F.
, Hooker, the efficient ever jovial western
agent of the Chicago. Rack Island q Pa
cifci Railroad. y! 5lt..l mtes 80 9rl4 os
No more daily usail services between he.
lena aud Morier's Station. .ia Il ytgaT
-sa:rn,.~~rnry nes,Aa q y 'a@t..' '-'
/ The miners employed y the Columbia
/ CoUpsny 4 Unionvills arv on : strike, IN
lconSeq uence 1t : rsducsion ID their wages.
CT v. 7. sa.dss ~ secured Two front
sooms in Holtef'B new building for Inv
once And win soonn move into his new
quairrters. Is - .5S IS. .s.
n 5000 acres Of land were entered under the
i,0messead laws, ID Montana during No.
iveMbef.p 100 10,
\ II I'M Sill Il, .ls NJ 81 ,l3 af.r EVA tt'.
3 % 'd' oassssa pss.2 { 713 e.. s,
y 1hs town site Of Boseman b contesssd
TIE evidence y taken and papers forwarded
Ito Washinssos. g5a 81 .hfs a5*.h ~ s
/ We ~ mfoyymsd 81 eestle from Last
Chascs xuick, thas NJ oily have dsspss and
ricaielf 0eposits 6eon discovered IN ~ ninss
|salsssidyj 1;s,ss.I,d y Tsyia : TSopii - ~
oshsss,, nut ~ ~ probabilities ass -
III dsspS de2qsit sxtssd : Irsaa del faftAeE
down a. knlck ~ - sonegally bcoe mp.
(pose ss's ~ ~ 49,, e Fl f.,'. ,,r,r, !
~ sppassatly yalqah1s qlasts lead -
- isIeek y - Mala.cosa bgea = psy
e. 81 - ~ I'd - as4ku ion ,,o7ays..
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BOTH SIDES.

~ No Nese North. Wet this week, but
tho independent e. which Is nm excellent
newspaper. comes to hand regularly. 81
HcnccfOrtli We shall l,c compelled to select
our Other Side Items" from that paper,
a. a. - IL always arrives 4 day IN advance
If the Ne,c North. Wesk-Hc!end Herald Oh.
/. True, for the Gazette and Herald, only.
We worked all night, and put the NEW
NoRrH. West into the mail At 5. a. m. Sat.
urday for ecery name on our hooks. in the
Territory. savc our Helena Exchanges They
bcing On tho Eastern Exchange" list were
uni intentionally omitted. We regretted, but
could not repair It.
:. You can't gall u.s. Try your nirtations
in nnorc susceptible quarter.
4. Tint Is your business: consult your
own pleasure. 3d.. ...,. 81.
1. That Is untrue. We can disprovc Il by
those who take both; by your Postmaster.
and by tho gentlemen Of the lSdepeadesI
And. VIC can prove. tho, by tho same parties,
that the reverse was tho case the preceding
week. The NonTn.WEsr has never missed
\ msil 4
NJ Office in Montana Is more careful IN IL
mailing than thiA For any failures We ars
humble and penitent, but can't encoursea
any Of your oonfounded nonsense, Dan. .,a
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Cariotti Patti, now singing in the eastern
cities, and whose throat is described, ~ 1.-The
heaven OF all the sweet bird songstcrs." is
engaged to Herr Ritter. . duppcr little fel.
low, short ut both ends. s ~
The subsidy business will lie set up in
Washington ON large scale this winter
The amount asked If Congress, il 10 es,i.
mated by those who are familiar with tho
subject. will not fall short Of $500, 900. 900 in
in money or bonds, and ESQ. oo0, 600 acres Of
G0vernuaen. land. ,I.a ...'-..,.".
Eastern papers are charging vchomcntly
against the ''tippling'' asserted to be Il.
gantic and growing evil among fashionable
ladies. .,is apai .>31.H.- eE' % I'D. ti 81
The Wyoming Legislature has hit u good
plan to encourage immigration of women,
in passing the Female Brcc:i,es act
THE Grand Master Of Free Masons in
France has summoned u general convention
Of the Ilasons of Europe to Paris ON the stl,
of December. In opposition to the Ecu,neni-
cal Council" -" 49, ' '..'
Garriba!di is writing novel; Rome in
tho Nineteenth century, ia ,s ..,.. r
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The Legislature.

This body q doubtless In session, but .
vet has not . full representation. Mr.. Gibus,
of Deer Lodge, and Messrs worcsn and
Bass of Nissoula, q least, being absent.
Mcssrs nlwell. Boswell and Scott left Deer
Lodge for virginia, yesterday. ThesS "a
no scssion reqstrcd for The public wdlfarc.
We do;pot, however, propose dlsesssorde-
termine isguea NOwthat they asea66snsAed,
wetrust wisdom will chasactsstss tAsifO oun.
els end quickly eerminaas tAsir sssseoo.
TIE 6sss9s ssyA tAsy win peovids toe b.
ennial ssssioas, repeal III extra oeapsasa-
lions 10 Federal odcess, decssase their own
pay, sedaes fssS. and tsks Aan6 = ~
6ssTispsial appolntassnts, We thlskthspso-
posed sipesl u vsdesal salaslsslo asl1at)e
blu9 - compsl Ashley y ooarsomiD %
-tl,e sppoiasuasats, andhwin eal5 - 80 y
- q ash6AuByg w " 81 % g'sa slgeiaD y
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Dry Goods, Groccrics, Etc.
J. ,sn,s.svu. 4 T. xsllsy.
Us. PEMBERTON eco.
Door Lodge city,
MONTANA : TERRlroRy.
..,..., GROCERIES! '
Groceries! Groceries! "
0rocesies 0fv.cr,ss
Gsoosries Groceries
Groceries Groceries
Groceries oroc,sscs
Oruceries
DRY GOODS!.
Dry Goods, Dry Goods.
o.y Goods, Dry Goods,
Dry Goods by Goods
Dry Goods Dry Goods
Dry Goods Dry Goods
lu Dry Goods Dry Goods
Dry Goods Dry Goods
Dry Gooda
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Fashionable Clio t IN in9!
Clothing Clothing
''''': :.'''.: OF ALL ''' e.,.: :'''*
Clothing Clothing
Clothing
BOOTS AND SIIOE ~:
Boots
Boots Boots
Boots Boots
Booss Bouts
ss ss:'' ~. 'i ss:..
Shoss shorv
Shoes Shoes
Shocs Shoes
Shoes.
WELL SELECTED STOCK or
Best Quality ofStationcry
GOOD STOCK or
A85ORTElI HARDWARE.
Our Large and Varied Assortment Of Goods
Are Offered Low for Cash
WE have found Impossible To do successful cred
w II businCrs In this Territory aud have marked
goods low that the money uaust be paid when
the goods are delivered
e4 Persons wishing to buy Cheap Goods can do 20
BY throwing good, clcau gold In sight.
tH-We are determined to ssn ~ cheap - the
cheapest,
~ examination Of our Stock il respectfully 60
Heated. lily
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wess essential h 10 peace, prosperity and
fullest developemcnt. Fist-among these
10 strict integrity In fulfilling our obIisa.
lions. second-to secure protection to tho
person and property Of our citizens Of our
common country, wherever he may chance
to lie, without reference to nationality. re.
ligion, color or politics, demanding Of him
only obedience 10 the laws, and proper res
pect for tho rights of others. Third. Union
1T Ill the States, with equal rights indies.
sruesable BY my Constitutional means. To
secure the frss Of these. Congress has taken
~ essential sseps-in declaring By jotn,
,ssoassion that tho public debt should be
paid, principal and Interest, ID coin; second
providing means for paying. The means,
however, could not secure the object desired
without . proper administration ct the laws
for the collection Of tho revenues, and the
economical disbursement Of them. TO this
subject the administration most earnestly
addressed itself, and with results, believe,
satisfactory 70 the country"
THE INDIANA
, He expresses satsiaction ~iah the Quaker
syseem, favos3 placing ne ladiaas - lasse
,essryssiosA thar endowasss With individ.
val ,laads. ed sl1ma1sly ~ toscses q
Territorial governments therein. tBosh.l
adj bes p96A1fxsaT SEroe12
.sTns scpess Of The 6scssaasy q Va
showe lhssspssditsscs Of - War Dspast'
nenl 1pe,shs ycaf esding the eoth q Jsae,
~, = DO - ~; ~, = whist CESSNA
alo - disbusue1 In - payment = dsss
1nansAsl susiaCtAe NJ ss1ssaseas0s'
.Y,asf4 s&9a..x q
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Sam. c. Leonard, Sen Francisco, quick
Konrad Myres had be leg broken p the
Parkinson Mine, Unioaville, this morning
Slight fire at John Breckney's last night.
Loss 1eoo.
Gazette, DEE. s.
Rev. Lathrop has recovered.
DAN. Flowcrrve. E. y. Mansfield. Chcs.
Travis Green Pructt, Ben. Lindsey, Jim.
WhitIach, Tom. Ray. Henry Parchen, John
Kinna and = number OF others, started yes
terlay 70 survey the route for the Northern
Pacific Rxijyoad. ..r.'...... ........
:, A rich body Of ore has been struck in the
Parkinson lend. s4I a.t 49, v~sa,na. 'ss
The Grows had fight with the Ckeyen.
mes recently, in the Sioux country, IN which
the Grows werc victorious. They killed six
Cheyenne sdol,s, and captured four young
ones, these they tortured in bsrbar'us
manner, first cutting of their hands and
feet. sad finally killing them. There arc
about $50 Mountain Grows ut the Agency,
encampefl on Boulder Creek; and . great
many Of tho River Crows cncampcd short
distance below. After M,me difficulty about
the character of tho got'ds; the annuitics
were all distributed. The Crows had u very
successful Fall hunt and there il over 5000
buffalo roles in their camp, which is boun-
tifully stocked with buffalo meat The buf.
falo now are ranging within twenty five
miles Of the Agency. ''Tcndoy's," hand of
Dannacks are cncampcd ut Port Ellis.
Herald Dec. & -,r. Ia.
Madame Scheller i'as temporarily supcnd
cd her engagement At McGuircs.
Creighton & Munro of Corinnc. have per.
fcctcd arrangements with the N.ilr'a,l Co.
for special freishts on Montana gs'ods in
bulk ...
A crazy man named Carroll is a. large
Gazette. Dec. :. -... ,.e,
Some 20 mincrs of the Columbia Co. have
struck and prevented Others from working.
The officers from Helena went up and NJ
rested them, hut they were rescued by the
other miners. Everybody was armed, but
no shots fired.
General Sully has returned from Yellow
stone.
The newly surveyed road from Helena to
Musclcshell is 275i miles long. H.
The Gazette claims to have put tl,c Prcsi.
dents Message in print and circulation 20
minutes before the Herald, sd. .'.a.... Al
4.,l,.5' .,.... i 4"au.,' ."'.
The Columbia strike still continues. g.
A di,patcl, from Governor Ashley says
there is no quorum of the Legislature Jet.
Lissner has put billiards At fifty cents.
The Heruld claims to have put the Prcsi.
dents Message in prin, and circulation five
minutes before the G0zefte.
"They (,hc Deer Lodge papers) invcigh
most loudly against postal route l60l9. I"
NOT MUCH!
-F"r Gazette. 3. 800
John ncaly and A. B. Hamilton, Of Sun
River, have started an expedition to explore
the Saskatchewan country.
The Unionvillc strike has ended.
---~----
Cariotti Patti, now singing in tho eastern
cities, and whose throat Is described, N 1.-THE
heaven Of all the sweet bird songstcrs." is
engaged to Herr Ritter, . d.upper little feel.
low, short ut both ends. &c.. 81
The subsidy business will bc set up in
Washington on large scale this winter.
The amount asked of Congress, it 10 es,i.
limited INV fh0sc sRh0 ara fn,nil;.e ,riAh TIA
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~ HOaA - =. 7. w
WAxrrD: John u. Leonard: address
Sam. G. Leonard, Sen J Francisco, quick
Konrad Myres, hsd bic leg broken p the
Parkinson Mine, Unionville, this morning
Slight fire at John Breckney's last night.
Loss $500!
New-York tribune., 1869-01-06

Two prizes. one of 5000 and one of $780, are
offered TO tho ones most successful in cultyang fish
in Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-06

Under Art. Z,
Sec /, OF the ..-.
Constitution S2,2i0S6O 90 S2,Sl6,O93 OF
Under Art. Z,
Sec 3, ,.of the -
Constitution 10 324,lOO 90 l,l2252O II S2Vl,oi9 %
Under Art. Z,
Sec II, OF the
Constitution. l,6s5,0o0 90 57s.G55 Ga llg6.3l SO
New-York tribune., 1869-01-06

Total. $l4.24yU6O % t4UII,2Z 43 &U,JUIlYAI q
II will be seen from tho last statement which Is made
up by the Canal Department. that the total amount OF
Canal Debt 1913 67 OF the amount previous
Iy stated by me- The first statement is from the Con
troers books The explanation OF this discrepancy Is as
follows:
The Canal Debt. under section Of article OF
the Constitution, S2-AVebU w
Tue Sinking Fund 2Jl6O63 0f
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CuRA Desires ANNEXATION.

-,Adyices from Cuba, from an Amcri-
can connected with the revolutionists,
have been received by the New York
Tribune. The provisional government
is practically in operation, working
tremendously, and the revolution is
rapidly spreading. The provisional
government proposes general emanci-
patton, and equal political rights for ali
eolors, suffrage to be based on an edu-
oational or property qualification, APP
piled to all alike. The Weather patri-
OTIS have all emaecipated their slaves,
many of whom are armed. No propo-
sition from the Spaniards will now be
listened to; nothing short of independ-
ence Is desired. Wehn that is establish
ed Cuba hopes to obtain the protection
of the United States with a view OF
eventually becoming member of the
American Union. Many are DESTROYS
of annexation, but the open discussion
OF that question might now create dis
sensions. An agent will soon be in
Washington asking belligerennts' rights
of the new administration.
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THE KANSAS CITY ROAD.

The Ottawa Home Journal, in speak
lug of the above road and the PROPOSE
tion to vote the bonds of Franklin
county to aid in the construction OF
this road, says:
Our liberal Board of Commissioners
have shown that the interests of Frank
lin county are uppermost in their
minds-hence their prompt action in
submitting the proposition to take
stock in this road. From all parts OF
the county we hear the cheering news
that the people want this road. Hav-
ing n knowledge of what Franklin
county is, and what she has done, and
= what she is still DESTROYS of doing fol
her railroad interests, we cam confident
ly say to our friends in johnson coun'
ty and Kansas City, as we have said tC
them all along, that Franklin county
will vote the bonds cheerlully, and pay
them PROMPTLY. too.
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up, 60 that we VIII not have 20 pay S315
per cent for everything the State gets
done on account of having sue1s,a large
floating debt. This legislature win un-
doubtedly levy a tar Sufficient to pay
up all the floating debt, and take Che
necessary measures to bring the scrip
to par. 1t is ruinous to be continually
in debt. 1t viii be saving of thous-
ands of dollars every year to get ont of
debt and keep out. The legislature is
almost unanimously of the opinion that
the levy will have-to be 8 to 10miIls.
This will place MS OH a good basiss 1t
will be hard on the tax payers, but it is
better to suffer for one year and get the
State on good financial basis, than to
keep on increasing the floating debt of
the State ad az ffsattwn.. All public i'm
provements, therefore. except those Gb-
sotutely necessary to be made ought to
stop until we recuperate our treasury
The west have come in for large
share of legislation at this. session. A
bill appropriating $4,000 to buy seed
wheat for the west-especially those
who suffered by the Indians last sum
mer-has passed the House. Another
bill providing force to patrol the en-
tire western border and issuing bonds
for their payment has passed the House,
and a bill is pending for auditing the
claims arising from Indian depreda-
tons. S.
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TMPoRTANT TO SOLDIERS.

A bin has been reported in Congress
by Hon. IL. ID. Washburne, from the
Committee on Military Affairs. 1t pro-
poses to allow every soldier, sailor, or
marine Qncluding slaves and those rec
ogfiized by Congress in an act of Feb
ruary Is, 1862, for the defense OF Wash
ingtonl who have faithfully served and
been hoporably discharged, the sum OF
eight and one-third dollars per month
for all the time he has served between
April u, 1861, and April 10, 1865. To
any soldier discharged for wounds re-
ceived in battle or in the line of his du-
ty the allowance shall be computed to
the end of the term for which he en-
listed. The unmarried widow, or it
there be none, the children, or if none,
the parents of every such soldier, sailor,
or marine, who has died, will receive
the sum to which he would have been
entitled. But in computing the bounty
to a soldier, sailor, or marine, or his
representatives, all bounties heretofore
paid or now payable by the nation, State,
city, county, town, or by any municipal
organization or voluntary association.
and all prize money paid or payable,
shall be deducted, as that the aggregate
bopnties,from all sources shall in every
case equal, and in no case exceed, eight
and one-third dollars for each month of
actual faithful service But no one
WING served as assubstitute, or who Was
a-Prisoner of war when ne enlisted, or
who was discharged on his own appli-
cation, except TO be re-enlisted, trans
ferred, or promoted, or who was dis
charged ON the ground of minority,
shall be entitled to the equalization OF
bounty.