The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-03

For compensation of four laborerS IN the
Ca;ifo!. two thousand eight hundred and
eighty dollars
For compensation of furnace keeper in
charge 81 heating apparatus under the old
hail of the House OF Representatives, eight
hundred and sartv four dollars
For compensation OF furnace keeper at the
Presideut't nouse, seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For two policemen at the Presidents house,
two thousand six hundred and forty dollars
Fer compensation of two night watchmen
at the Presidents house, one thousand eight
h'lrdred dollars.
For compensation of the doorkeeper at the
Presidents house, one thousand two hundred
q oilarsr
For compensation of two Grawkeepers AZ
he bridge across the eastern branch of the
I"tomae hno for fuel, oil, and lamps, one
thousand six hund red dollars
For watchnan in Franklin square seven
hundred and twenty dollars
For COMPENSATION of the person in charge
OF OF the heating apparatus OF the Library of
Congress, and other steam heating annaratrs
in the central balding, eight hundred and
siXty-f sur dollars
For electrician for the Cepitol, one thou
sand two hundred dollars
Far compensation OF five watchmen in res
eNa,ion number TIVE, three thousand six
HUNDRED dollars.
For compensation of draw-keepers at the
P't"mac bridge, aud for fuel. oil. lamps, seven
Thousand i've hundred and seventy dol ars.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
For salaries of five judges OF the Court of
Claims, the chief clerk and assistant clerk.
naiiIh and niessenVer thereof, twenty six
Thousand eight hundred and forty dollars
For compeR alton of aftorneys to attend
taxing testimony, Witnesses and commission
ers three Thousand five hundred dolE.rs
r"r stationery, books, fuel, Labor, and
other contingent aud mi >ianeous expenses,
three Thousand dollars
For payment Of judgments which may be
rendered by the court in favor of claimants
one hundred thousand dollars Prorided
ihat no pardon or amnesty granted by the
President. whether general special, by pro
cIamatiun or otherwise. nzr aauv acceptance OF
such pardon or amnesty, nor oath taken. Or
ether act performed ia pursuance or as Il con
| d'tion thereof, shall he admissible in evidence
| on the part OF any Claimant III tie Court #
| Cla:.as evidence ia support of auv claim
against the United States. or 10 establish the
standing of any claimant in said court or his
I 'iSht TO bring or n,aitltstIn suit therein; noi
/ snail any suct pard0u. amurstv, acceptance,
OATH or other act aforesaid, heret ot"re OF
! tered or pat ia evidence behalf of any
/ claimant in said court. be used cons dered
I by said court, or by the appellate .ourt on ap
I peal from said court. i'll deciding upon tie
+, claim OF said claimant. or any appeal there
from, as amy part OF the proof to slsfaln the
! cialn OF the claimant, or 10 entitle hIm Ia
| MAINTAIN his acton iu said Court OF Ci;Ims or
on appeal tIieretrlm: bat the prorf of ioYa,tv
/ required by the tweifth section Of the act "t
| March three. eighteen hundred and sixty
three. entitled ''Au act 10 amend AN act t. es
fablish court for the nYesa CATION OF CLAIM
! against the United States appr we'd Febru-
ssrr twenty fear. eighteen huuired anh ttfs-
five. and by The third section Of the at t:ltI
i tied An act 10 provide for the Cul'ecti IN al
. abandon property. and fnr the prevention "i
frauds in I1I>url ectioIaFy districts within te
Cnltvd states. approved March twelve.
eighteen hundred aud -IXjv three, and hy the
! shr,, section of the titled, An act 10
provide t"t appe Is from the Couri Of Claims.
] aud for other PuVp se-, approved jane tweIl-
3y live. eighteen hundred and siNty-eight,
siai! he maie by proof If the matters re-
qnired by e:tid srctI respectively, lrrrsprc-
ave uf the effect o' AMY exc u'Iyg p'"cldma-
! Tiou, pardon. amnesty, or o93er sic: + cofi =
nation 'r tilviar- Aud in al ci>eS W here
iud-,neut suiIii have been heretofore rendered
III tht- Court of Claims in favor ~ any ciaiin'
ant or ans OTHER proof of LOYALTY than such ~
l. above required and pruEiieti. and * iCl ~
| iertt,v declared to have been sud To h. the
! trne iuteut and nearing ot said respective
se'S. the Supreme c uFt shall. on tpi'Hi: have
n" t,IrF3er Jurisdiction OF the cause. ;4r'! -hal
i dismiss the same for want Of jurisdiction
: Ard prov i.i.-i further. Ii,r whenever any
pardon s}l.,tt have lereto of.,re been granted by
I Th- Pre~i! !etst of the Uuied states To any per
snn bringing suit in the Cour "t Claims foi
I the pr C ttis Of abandoned ClVtuTe prep
erty under the said act approved iIlret
! twe,ye, eighteen hundred si;isi sixty three afd
Z The acts aueHdaror: of to- SINE. ard stIet
pardon -i.tii rt'cite- IN sHasfaHre. that sch
l,e son took Vafr in he 'a-e rebellion ;ti5isi
: the Co~etTs.leut of the United Stsrt-. or Wa
sr..i!tv of ACT Cf Ieb.ifio ;i.li-t d.>oN'
; al Y % tie jtEt-i States s,i.d -arh pardon
shall have tie accrpt~d in wri z. Icy the
prr~an tn y hn;n The same issued without ar
exrre-s disclaimer If aud rfotestatioH against
i suc't tdcs of -.sIit couitjed in sr-l acceptance
such pardon 1t acceptance shall he taken tHd
dee med in such sIr in the ss,ii 'onrt 81
j taIsas. a. d eu appeat therefr m, Conclusive
eyid nee that stic'r person did take part il 4no
give AID aud comfort 10 the late rebellion. alJt
did Eot mai tain rrle allegiance tn-rstutI
adhere the Unirei State<; and on pro + d
sHch pardon and acceptiaee. which prof MA,
he heard s4mmarily. On motion or otherwise
the jurisdiction OF the court the case shall
c-s,9-. and tie corrt shall f,gthwiti dismiss
the suit of such claiuIaut.