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PERSONAL.

Amsh,EP,i,s BAs. containing Brs..tsiu.,
sos ssa ,inser ling. slee.e Buttons, &c given
don: :s 4 M oiHS: sa i;Gs worth Of Stan
II. al WHOM II NAY oosoERs
credit NJ, so5 oM e,tss so eli person. A., 60
ft:s. SHE for any dsst; ,Ss :; es1sr:s
LILLE GIRLs, BsAO THIs -E,rry little
stree: sCT NH Hr dops
bA s eSn's nps Js~elry or Fancy Goods, srsti..
Cd MALE PILLS fail in removing all female
irregularities or ohetructious A never falling
.hoeid rot Ss need by %srEss i.;fa, .s Or 1e,,
Bet south, BETWEEN 9th and isth. Islasd AL 81
MR. RITTINHoUsB, recently di,caarced
ier,. And .osSo ss 70 Z: H,i Tss'nsSt .ss
&WeorgetoSn; is requested 20 call ct Room no. =,
S.CsssT AND sosorILoUs DI.I.sks
ey new snd unsurpassed German system, eN-
Guiding all poisonous and aussk Eediein.s;
"a Eew. 4s2 Z st. between SIN and sth
nj Rs &. SAWYER, Magneti,, BesIiqs- ana
s Slsirvol ant Medium. can be consulted at 10.
-
no NOT DBsPAIR UNTIL YOU HAyFsVSS
s.rLp M III Dnkbn on Ith street next odd
fail snsJa.'
JAMES HUGHES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Will practice in the SUPREME Court OF the Uni.
ted States, the Court CT Claims, ana the Coarts OF
the District of Columbia
Snoe, 24O Penns: sv nue, bet. 18th snd 18th
The business OF the finn Of HUGHES. Denver a
Peck viii be closed MP by the partners Jointly.
once, 2I6 Pa ave bet 18th and 18th sts su2-Sn
u SEQ sth street. shove Penn a avenue.
=, Inc most skillfui and oldest established ecver-
Using rhysic, an for the treatment Of eEMALE
OOmPLAlNTS In the city. Ladies suffering from
rrtguiaiities may repose the strictest confidence
In hlm De guarantees thorough cure. His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting enc but
the Doctor. y&t
NATHAHIEL WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT.LAw,
HAS REMOVED TO No. 40s r STREET,
my Aft NEAR 1TH.
NE BlNG'S, WONDERFUL REMBDY-vIA
~ IU6A-for all Throat, Lung, Liver and KID
ney Complaints, and Impurities Of Blood Read
scrofuia, &c. mo Is-S&wly'
TIE HIGHEST DASH PAID FOR LADIES',
4 Cents, and Childrtn's Cast OF Clsthins.
Boots. Shoes. etc at e g. HARTOGENSIs 2il
mail promptly attended to. de3 lyr
new course of Lectures, as deli vered At the
New York Museum OF Anstemy, embracing the
subjects How 70 live and hat TO live for; Youth
nsturity and Old Age; Manhood generally re.
Hervooe diseases accounted for; Marrfsee phiIo-
sophically consder~ 80.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures Win
cefpt OF four stamps, by addressing SECRETARY,
New York Museum Of Anatomy and 6cience, s.
Broadway. New York uai1-iy
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
E0R eALE-0n account Of impaises heslth-a
4 BATHING EsTABLIsAMENT, with full
Medical Apparatus eDJoyiDg high re citation ana
well patronised. Use of machinery taught. also
Address sos lIth street south. au2i SO
Two DIsTILLERs, BRkWl rs, &C FOR Sale
One large COPPER BOILER, nearly new;
capacity ebout SO gallons; will be sold BARI ain
Apply corner l. and ath streets. sun O.
ENOR SALE FO8 CAsH-The sTOCk. GUoD
WILL, and FIXTURES eff Toy and Fancy
store: doing a good town and country business
Satisfactory reasons given Tor selling. use Ter
rent. Apply at No. Potomac stregt. near the
New Market, Georgetown. auIa-sts
EUREITURE FOB sALE-HOUsE FOR
Il bkN1-A gentleman about o. leave the city
wishes TO sell his FUkHITUKE; it is nearly neH
and may be had at bargain. House has 10 rooms
aul96t 400 opposite Post 0fica
STOCk, GOOD WILL, AND MIXTURES OF
- sTCRk No. 40 eth street, between ID ard
>, Fob SALE OHEAf: or the Fixtures without
stock Rent only SIS. incIudinggas Call INN :
oiateS al NO. 421 9TH ST., bet. q and H. auI0-u
kNOR eALE-A RARE CHANCE-A HANDSOME
BLACkHAWk MARE, years old; IS n
hands hish cannot he euTp passed for style IN
10 the District; perfectly gentle and reiis ga
MESS. SADDLE, and WHIP The whole outit
viii be sold very cheap, as the owner has 90
further use for the ablishment Inonira AZ
PRICES stables, 9th street, between and La
avenue. 10 -
LOB s.LE-One FOUR POOKET BILLIARD
Il TABLE Inquire Of E. B. CLARK 3Sr a.
street. corner south. jyl2 n
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II Q q Is AID OTIS
IN fHH
TT AND cow TRY
FOB SALE BIZ
.. p. BROWN q son,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
ookNsR 10TH STREET AND HEw YORK AvRNu.

HIyTY PM BUILDING LOTS IN a.
tS.oynI saediyision. NJ; Pleasant. are nov Of.
about half nile from the ciSy Init On ana III
cent % la street road, the faohio ale dive Q,
SnS ssu. sna iof heelo LEGATION. and Surrounding
"a ne suburbs q W.hington. The Lots range 10
ase nom quarter Of en acre 70 an acre each. 70
tnooe contemplating early inDfo vornenfS oxfrs
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DR0P0sALs TOR sIWIR IN SQUARE s1t

OYr. brPr AND ms. OF BIwERs. OARRIAGE-)
WAYS, HooIwAis AND INV BUILDINGS.
WAsHlNGIoN. Aug. 81, 1859
Eealeo proposals. will b reosfved Ct the Mayor q
Once, Wty Hall ustil u O'Clock n on fuecd ~,
the 3lst last for construct!ns sewer In Square
building and exten north sstery obout one
buscred ssl ten feet the sewer to b Of smiiar
bic York of.hs best ar:lty, laia e hydr suie %.
cement.
fbe work to - done undsr the Ruperintendept
OF Be- vers and In accordance With Law.
Biddt ~ vii o. ate Drfos per running feot, inolu
diBg ell matt rails labor and the neces ssry al "a
material moved. OHA0 b. BLISS,
ap21 Sust sewers, &c.
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WM KlAB1 4 CO.'S CELEBRATaD ri
and eioOiD. HAND PfASos, rom -
to 500. A rosewood ORGAN, BY Prince, WEv
smaller Ok0AHe and MELo6SOHs Of s oets Sus
for sale and rent, cheaper than g any other pace
e the ,Rteno Store No. 49s 18th street. above
@ Min y. o. RIICHnHBAOH.
NJ ILLs' OAfAWBA WINE,
AVA Prom Gen. Mills, Of 0sudusky
ferieety Ynfe and rarely supposed by sry
0tnef vine or eumDer u0e.
Daily ordered By physisi.ns
,.A Corner 18th and streeku.
~ under 3bbitt House:
IL WILL RB0OvB
on or eoout me lst Of September TO the store for
msrly oSeppie4 b. johnson D Cooley, No. 52l
tn street, between d and PeunUlv enis avenue,
Whsr ne VIII Dc yleased TO sec his old customers
and whsrs ne Viii be sble 70 show them an ooeort-
mens , OF ~ rAaoX GOODS and TOYS unsurDassed
IN VII Guy. "a loft
NATlOHAL LOAN OPFIOI, shy Oh otroeS,
= near csonsy1va1la avenle ROBERT Full
ION W. 96yonoe money on Bonds, Stocks and
Real Estate Diamonds, Watches, Dry 6oods, Yurs
nisurs, rie1Sc. eHd all kinds Of Personal ProDer
y. u.S.-Tne highest cash price Daid for The
zane. Vpsn svsry day sxosDt Sundays, from 9
= y. ely
EIeHIN0 TACKLE 6 P7ABODYT. No. lIl
y street, between 9Th and 7th. Also, 6oolo n
9uns, Pf,toss Pov4er Snot. Bells, Gaps, and Oar.
tYfdfee Repairing Of Guns Locks end 6sln do0
IN the best msAnsr esshort notice. myli-
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MsBoHAsrs LINZ or STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WARRINGTON ANDNIw YORK.

""E01NVHVN INV NEW IVhhs
Bereafter the Fine eteamshipa K. O. KNIGHT
yOHH GIBSON, and VALLEY OIfY, go
Of the nIROnAnTg LIN I, win make SEfE&
Y0sk: ALIXAHDRiA, WASHINGTON, and
9E0k91roWE: g follsws: Leave NEW YORK
s 2sI, Tsb PAY a. :s!;
Agent eiice and vhaSf foot II HiSS Ct, George.
town, or at the corner nth street and New York
avenue. Nv, THOMPSON,
an 2l-tf President.
nROP0R Al INA Ron 0EWRR TN an n A m avs
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VALUABLI H0TIL FR0PIRTY FOB S1LI

u ALUABL8 HOT1L fbOR8kT GOR 0ALB,
Seminary Building. one square north Of Bridge
street fronting 10 feet on Wsshi ogton street 81
10 feet on Cay street. three stories high, besides
bas. ment; containing about 60 rooms. fhis pro-
Wy as the once OF B. B. WILLIAMS, corner az
Bridge and Congress streets, Georgetown.
a PLIAeAUT PARLOR- FOB RENT, FUR.
e. ss' sIss ether
rent No. ara nth street, between . and =
sreeo. au3-lm~
EOR BENT-A nov a-story BRIOK HOUSE.
nodsIn improyements: 10. 529 18th strsst. bet.
SaSTsf oofDsr q and ssS Streets. q next aooi
EOR RRNf-A neat COTTAGE, coofaiaia9 oix
y rooms, ot Nv attsville. IL ts on the lot ri the
Hladensb.rs depot Possession GIVEN imms.
d' g. Apply TO B. y. euf'ss HJasssvilis.
FoE REHfI0p a ET. acor Sns l;,ss .nS nicely
looms, suitable for housekeepins. VIII % rented
together or separate. Also, one front CaAABRS 6,
III g rented yery cheap 70 re5iS6ie t:naats; n,
s1enus .sS II :sssss s.:
9k ,hEaT.Iss q soS .; q : tori q 0lsris
svenue, between % And 9Th e. viii be for rent
aSss:s !; I .sS F.. q Dr.
FOG q, sl3 .ttsss, between
1 ass s.h e. sSu: q ~ Ne
EOR RENT-HOUs1 No. 1es 10th otrsoe, b.
tween and O streets. Inquire st Bsiidsrs'
i ISL "n '''H INV HAMILTON q co..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
Sale Of Il !SldUe Girl.

y writer i'll the Galaxy gives the fol-
lowing account of the sale of a slave girl
/ At Charleston, :. c.. twenty-five years
ago
| Pa>>in. through the crown in the di-
rccilon the driver had pointed, | found
seated alone, behind board partition
that screened her from notice, a girl of
some eighteen years, engaged in sewing.
ln say that she was beautiful would be
faint praise. An octoroon, under whose
transparent skin the veins radiated in
ines IT blue, and whose checks showed
HAT tint winch in contrast with dark
liquid eyes makes the race the most
beautiful on earth of slight figure, ta-
pcring hanl> an feet, and full developed
neck and shoulders, over which jet black
trr->c> tell III luXurance-she was indeed
tropical in her luvcliness. She rose from
her seat Il, stepped within the screen,
and hada me good morning. There was
no Shrinking. \ Sight blush seemed to
hrightcn the color Of her cheeks, but it
instantly disappeared, or was forgotten
in tine graceful good-breeding of her man
mrr.
In dre->-the simple morning calico of
that day-in air, bearing and self-reli-
anc., a. we'll a. in tones of voice and
powers of conversation. she was gen.
irwoman Iadc,l She had been educa-
ted in schools AT the North under the ex-
pccta'ion> of trrrl,m and wealth, but
l.. L.. IL
pro Iltr, and her hat-brother, in fact,
though not III name, held himself aloof
from all recognition OF relation=hip. she
knew that -he was 10 be sold, and had
evidently made up her mind to her fate.
NIuv OF the Young bloo1S of both
town AMI country h.d been drawn to-
I-ih,r bv the advertisement, and by the
HnawirdLr ot her history. Her apart
mcut hal been Il General ranlczrous dur
NJ the day. and the city WAS full of ru-
mors Of her beauty. The auctioneer
stated h'i tll the facts already narrated
Of the girl'> history, and then sent for
her to come out The building was
throngrd with men. As she nscended
lhr p!li'r'n, assisted by the auctioneer
and walked toward the centre, mur-
mur OF >urp'i-', mingled perhaps with
p.ty. ran through the crowd A chair
Na~ piHr'l tr her to sit 10y the side of
,hr a.crIp:r ..r. no ii once commenced
,hr ~,..'. IL ave NJ description. She
ne ..d u'rr. ~ the ling. beginning
1t - lhrl-InI Il HAIRS advanced 10 tnree
"a ,u-a.i doI.I- and more, | watched
Irr ttcS. There were 10 tears, no alfec-
tttInn ut gri.i. 40 >nrnNInI from the pub
.ic 9alr. bu' her eyes turned from bidder
10 bill.r. with ;,u intensity of meaning
riyaIrr han words. rnr offers rose by
Aulircl- To- four ;uou-anI one hundred
.!ri.ur> aud when the hammer fell,
.nlA.u- ucr the property of her fathers
cNrruror aud iucul. her tcrrant utter
4mcr II '',;oI u. lhnnAci," drew from
more than ou, breast 4 hearty amen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

WAS He a Man lin one of TIE
quiet times of Massachusetts, Il yonn@
lady whs had All accomplished education
and all the charms OF modest beauty and
noble intellect, went to Il rumseller, VIII"
was daily enticing her father to drink.
intending soon TO possess his snug little
farm. She told him he was not only
destroying her father, but bringing ruin
and disgrace on her and her mother, o,
he said, she would soon be married-she
need not trouble herself. She replied she
never should she should never consent
TO involve in their shame one that she
loved she would never leave her moth
err She would work with her own
hands, and every day bring him the
amount Of money he now received OF her
father ii he would sell him no more
She entreated HIM with tears. With an
internal leer he asked the poor girl II he
should say to her father that she had re
guested him TO sell no more. Her eye
flashed, and reason rceled. ''l0u ue
OF MA. r. said she. She is now II
maniac in the Worcester asylum -Joht
b. dough.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

The FEANKING PRIVILEGE. - The
report OF the postmaster general, show
ing deficit for the past year of six mil
Dions, has turned the public attention to
the great and growing abuse of the frank
jng privilege. A considerable portion of
ghe six million deficit doubtless might be
traced to this source. The mail service
will be much nearer to sustaining itself
when the mail bags are relieved OF the
burdens OF such vast quantities of free
business. The privilege should be con-
iined strictly to the personal and proper
correspondence of those who possess 1t.
At present we have one senator tranklng
Il magazine for the publishers, mem
Der using his frank for his own newspa-
per; some sending lottery schemes
olhers the advertisements of oil compa-
MES. II the law permits this, it should
be altered -Free Press
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

SUBSIDY TO TIE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
RoAD.-Ihe issue OF Government Bonds
to the Union Pacific Railroad Company
is, by instructions from President John
son, continued As rapidly as the road is
extended over. the successive sections.
The special commission appointed in
September last TO make thorough exam
inaton of the read, reported that the
route was well selected and the work
well done, and the Company have given
satisfactory security that they will build
and equip the line strictly according 10
the requirements OF the national charter.
The extension of the road Is being rapid
ly pushed during the winter, and the
present gap of less than four hundred
miles between the Union and { nlraI
roads will be entirely filled up i'll lie
coming spring.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

WHAT ANSWER "A oung parson of
the Unlrcr-alist faith, many years since,
when the Simon pure Uni, er>alism was
preach d, started westward to attend Il
convention of his brethren i'll the faith.
lie tu"k the prccaulion to carry vial ut'
cayenne pepper i'll his pocket, to sprinkle
his food with as preventive against fe
Yer and ague. The convention met and
at dinner tall Hoosier observed the
rarsun as he seasoned his meat, and ad
dressed i'm thus:
'Stranger, I'll thank you for eetle
o that ere red salt, for I'm kind o cur
ou, 10 try IT,"
"Ccr'ainly," returned the rarson, ''but
You viii find it very powerful; be care
iu how you Use II.
+: II"o-ier took the proffered vial,
and feeling himself proof against any
quamJi-y Of raw whisky, thought he could
stand the '.red salt with imPunily, and
accordingly sprinklcd chunk OF beef
rather p!enteou>ly with it, and forthwith
introduced it INTO his capaciUus mouth.
1t soon began to take h Id. He Shut
his cyrs, and hi, features began to wrl'he,
d,noliug very inharmonious condition
physically. Finally he could stand ii no
longer IL opereI his mouth and
screamed fire
"T,ke a drink of cold water from the
jag" said the parson.
Will that put it out ?" asked the
] Il .,,..l
In Il short time the unfortunate man be-
gan TO recover, and turning to the par
son, his eyes yet swimming in water, ex-
claimed:
Stranger, you call yourself u 'Varsal-
l,t, hehcNe =
Il do,'' mildly answered the parscn.
.Wal, | want to know if you think il
consistent with your uclIef 10 90 abpuI
with hell-tre in your breeches pocket ?''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

The New York World newspaper has
Il man who has been sampling the liquors
If The first class hotels and drinking
saloons OF New York, and finds the
alnIterari,ns and compounding worse
lrd more extensive than IN the articles
Of lood and cooking preparations, lately
examined All the specimens of the
brandiee, which re,aird for from 30 TO
% cents gll--, were imitation mixture,
compounded Of tu-ll oil tann'n, burnt
-..nar and water. The whi>kle5 were
iiule better, but none o. the samP es were
pure. Brot. Draper who applied the
chemical ana si-, says that none of the
specimens con.arnel salt, cavenne pepper
Or u ,isuuou- metallic crmpounis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

For compensation OF the Secretary Of
S.atr. = coul Assistant Secretary OF
S,alc. and Examiner of Claims: Pro
vidcd. That the office of Examiner of
Claims shall he abolished on the thiriieth
lav # June ci-hrcrn hundred and sixty
nine aud Assistant Secretary of State,
tor chict c,rrh, eight clerks of class four,
lldlti nal Io one clerk of class four as
ir-bur>iue clerk. nine clerks of class three,
three clerks of class two. three clerks OF
rII-S on, one messenger, Cne assistant
messenger, and seven laburers, sixty-three
Thousand eight hundred and eighty dol
ars Provided, That the third section
of the az; of August ei- hteentb, eighteen
hundred AID lity--ix. entitled IAN act
to amend an act entitled An act requir-
ug foreign regulations OF commerce 70 be
aud annually before Congress, approved
August sixteen, eighteen hundred and
torly-lwo, and for other purposes" be,
and the same is hereby, repealed.
For Me LcaL"tH oam Contingent 2 PENS
IS ot'Hc Department Of State.
For publishing the laws in pamphlet
form add in newspapers of the 5 ates and
Tcrrit"rlt,, and N the city of Washing
ron. trrty Thousand dollars.
For praotr,aliug, and packing the
avs aui Il .cumtnrs for the various le-
-,ti"n- aud co!r>uIateS, including boxes
All transportation of the same, three
Thousand dollars
For stationery, blank books, furniture,
fixtures, and repairs, two thousand five
hundred dollars
For miscellaneous items, two thousand
five hundred dollars,
For coppcr-plIte printing, books, and
maps, five thurIsand dollars.
For extra clerk hire and copying, five
thousand dollars.
For tie G.nrad P,oposes Of the Building
occupied By tie State Department.
For cumpensa ion Of four watchmen
and TWO labJrers OF the building, four
thousand three hundred and twenty dol
lars.
For contingent expenses of said build
in., VIZ; for rent, fuel, lights, repairs,
nnl miscellaneous expenses, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
For compensation Of the Secretary OF
the Tlet>ury, two Assistant Secretaries
OF the Treasury, chief clerk, eleven clerks
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

Geurge Alfred Townsend is the
Washington correspondent of six daily
papers, and furnishes to each two or
turee letters week, OF from one to four
c lumns each. He gets about $40 COL
umn, and makes about $4,000 year.
lie gets up every morning at O'Clock,
and writes till noon, and spends the after
part OF the day in gathering information.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

a new married couple from Norrh
Adams who stopped at PlItstield hotel,
Q ne other night, on their bridal tour,
vote carefully after their names on the
MOTEL register the words, "man ami
,,itp ="
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

For compensation "t turnacc-keeper at
ne Pre- i,.n,'~ House, seven hundred and
Nrniy dollars.
For cIrrh in the otlirr of Public Build
Iu.-. one lhuu>nud two hundred dollars
For messenger in the same office, one
nuu~nu dollars.
For two policemen at the Presidents
II use. TWO thou~ani SIX hundred and
torv dollars.
Frr compensation Of the person in
raar@" ut ia" heating apparatus of the
Library ut Con@rr-~. and Supreme Court
70 IN. rnr thuu>aul dollars.
For cIccrrirrtm i"r the Capitol, one
thnn..Lml rNyn hnndrrl dollars.
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st. JOhnsbury.

St. JOhnsbury.
iAs~l M!'SlC HOt - 7 Ar y H>sr1xss. Prop :
A good 1--we g., aun now I'D sci fur. ih Bil!iar 3
H.! 7r' uuvc ed VT l.: si-r.
ih, h.n- la- Lcel ho-.'..illv reno clcd and fur
I'si'd with IA. & - e., p ia IN the
.'lH :, fu. hr prnP.ctr az d.t rnia I, give the
"-''' 'a; p- IL Ar very uo ,,,,mi.lyo ..iJns-
I-aR - ,.-rt>Cs.
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hotrl Ilitrrturu.

Newport.
AEArHLEMAEpG HOT st.-I. Euo.. Proprietor.
Lyndon Centre.
Ll\hO\ MIR UuJSL w. +. ErGGLrs Pron'r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
WIN. W. CIRCUIT,

S. F. WHEELER.
LICENSED Al UCTIONEER.
viii att nd to lu s,lc. OF zeal c-ttc or pcrsoual
me eh1udire or stock, wL never or y.,r,vcr called
p..HItr. an ana IL q 1t - tinu in al as. P,st
ms add ss b X '" BirtJl. |. Il. Il. street. -
j.. hu y, Vt.
ktrgG,>. =: ". ". Crout. T. O.: H,r x .r,slyn,
A b. u TIL ,sou. Btrtuu;., ..hirtts IA, sutton
an- evsrvh d. l-c ~ hl K. o,,- ia
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
Indian Office.

For compensation OF The commissions
er of Indian affairs, chief clerk, three
clerks of class four. seven clerks of cla-,
three, five clerks of class two, one mes
Seuger, assistant messenger, one laborer
and two watchmeu, employed in his OIL
flee, in all, thirty-two thousand six hun
dred dollars.
Pension Office.
For compensation of commissioner OF
pensions, chief clerk, twelve clerks OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
OLIVER T. BROWN,
EMILY A. vARNEY BRowNELL M. D..

CLAIM Al NJ,
ATTORNEY AND CpUNsElLoG At LAW.
E,s II Joh -buy, Vernon.
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DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR

For compensation of the secretary OF
the interior, assistant secretary. chief
clerk, four clerks OF class four, additional
to three disbursing clerks, three clerks
of class three, four clerks Of class two,
one return clerk, one messenger, two
assistant messengers, five watchmen, and
three laborers in his office, in all, forty
one thousand five hundred and forty dol
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
The New Bounty Inv.

The new bounty law proposes 10 allow
every soldier, sailor or n.arine, Gncluding
slaves and these recognized by Congress
in an act of February Is. 1862, for the de-
fense of Washington, who have faithfully
served and been honorably discharged, the
sum of eight and one third dollars per
month for all the time he has served be-
tween April II, 1861 and April 10, 1866
To any soldier discharged for wounds re>
ceived in battle, or in the line of his duty,
the allowance shall be, computed to the
end Of the term for which he enlisted; the
unmarried widow, or If there be none, the
children. or If none, the parents of every
such soldier, sailor or marine who has
died shall receive the sum to which lie
would have been entitled. But in compu>
ting the bounty to soldier, sailor or ma
iine, all bounties heretofore paid or now
payable by the nation, State, city, county,
towr, municipal corporation, or voluntary
association, and all prize money paid or
payable shall be deducted, so that the ag-
gregatc bounties from all sources shall he
in every case equal. and in no case exceed
eight and one>third dollars for each month
Of actual service But no one who served
as substitute, or who was a prisoner OF
war when lie enlisted, or who was dis
charged on his own application, except to
be re enlisted, transferred or promoted, or
who was discharged on the ground Of mi
nority, shall be entitled to the equalization
o. the bounty.