The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-16
Tmportant to soldiers.
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An act in relation to additional bOunties,
and for other purposes.


and for other purposes.
Be Il enacted 5y the Ssndss and Hotiss Of
/ Representatives Of he United Stafes Of
Areriea IN Congress assembled, That when
/ a soldiers discharge states that he is dis
charged by reason Of "expiTstien of term Of
service he shall be held 10 have cOmplsted
the full term Of his enlistment, and entitled to
bounty accordingly. don OF iEH
Sec. 3 And Be. it further enacted, That
the widow, minor children or parents, in
the order named, Of any soldisT wkoishali
have died, after Leipg, honorsbl dischargsd
from the military service Of ihs United
States, shall be entitled II living under The
provisions Of the twelfth aud thirteenth
sections Of an act entitled ''an gct making
appropriations for snndry civil expsnses Of
of the Government for the year ending
June 40. 1867, and for other purposes, /" ap-
proved July %, 1866, and the ssid pro-
visions Of said act shall be so construed.
Sec, 3 AHd Be Il further e1iaefed, That
all claims for additional bO1ntiss granted in
sections twelve and thirteen Of the act Of
July 28 1856, shall after the first Of Nay
next, be adjusted snd settled by ihe secOunt-
ing officers Of the Treasury, uEder provision
of said act; and all such claims as may be
remaining in the offiee Of the paymastsr
the SscondAuditor Of the Treasury for SET
Element. -,.,..
Sec. 4. and be It further eRqeted, That ell
claims for bounty under the pr0gid6ns Of
act cited in the foregoing section shall be
void, unless presented in due form prior to
the lst day of December, 1863.
Approved March 3, 1869. 4r
The 5Isspiest Man IN the world.
He is a Montanian, and typo. We have
known him frequently 10 drop into sound
snoOze while standing at his case distribute
ing" and with half take {" Of matter sill
in his hand. As compOsitor, be usually
takes a nap at the end Of each sentence, las
often in broad day as any other time, TO be
aroused therefrom only By the sneeze Of one
of the boys, or from some other unusual
sound. II not particularly hungry, or en-
gagged in an exciting conversation with the
fellow opposite, he invariably sleeps between
the cources, while at his meals. The other
day, at noon, he started down the stairs Of
the Office to 20 to his I" hash" and after
reaching the doorway leading to the street,
be suddenly yielded 10 Morpheus, leaned
up against the broad door Jam, and enjoyed
q profound nap, until some sound sor lar
awakened him, aud, having dreamed that be
had actually been TO dinner and tzrrisd long
ar than usual, drew forth his toOihpiek, and
hurried up stairs sgsin, where he nsrvously
rubbed his hands, hastily finished picking
bis teeth, isTked his coat and vent 10 work.
All these things we have seem Ourself; but
his rOom-matss and intimate brother mem-
Dsrs Of the craft tell us that, on divers ocea-
lions, after retiring to his room 70 60 to bed,
be would get of bis hat, perhaps one boot,
md while contemplating the exsftion necss-
iary to fnish the job Of undressing, would
actually set 70 doing, AID be found tie next
morning still sitting 10 his chair, with lis
egs crossed, arms folded, his head inclined
o one side, and snorif like a plrpoise,-
Helena, ( Montana j. Herald. ''