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, 1870-12-29
TIE VOLUNTEER PRorEcrIoN1sT5.

There is society in New York whose
organization and name are kept secret, but
whose Object is to encourage home manu-
faetures- It has Just published an address
TO the 1rnnch societies, in whic!, the doc
trine of non-intercouzse will, foreign
countries is generally urged. Included in
the address III tic following resolution:
"a Rtse'seJ. That We viii discontinue tie impar-
tat,on ss usr in our lanIliea. OF cretT species OF
I, reign manufacture or production which CAP,
Or w er reasu0ah!y, substituted By the fahrics
VI productions OF the United States"
This is plain and practicable PROPOSE
ton It urges oil Americans to buy mad
use such things rs arc made and produced
in this country in preference to what are
made aud produced elsewhere, and when
any article is not produced in this coun-
try, tina: We adopt somo American substi~
tu.e therefor. Thus, we should uso only
American iron, and tho manufactures
thereof: VIC should use furniture made in
this country ef American wood; VIC should
substitute a native product for the ma
hogeny and oshcr woods We now import
We should import no ten, cofrea OF sugar,
or Spices. but devote ourselves to some
homc-prcduccd substitute therefor;
We should not wear any woollcn OF cot
ton goods made ahroad, and in
lien Of silks we should ndopt some article
Of domestic growth. This is eminent!y
patriotic, If not. wise I: involves sacri-
flee OF money and tf taste, but il is vol
rntary sacrifice. Tho society docs not ask
that this regulation shall he compulsory.
II only advises that it bo practised, and
herein the society departs from the prac-
tice OF the protoctionists, who demand that
the sacrifice ehal he s1ade by all. The
New York society urge, for instance, that
alt Americans voluntarily pay Mr E. B.
Ward and 5Ir y. ]. 3Iorrell 50 per ton
more for iron aal $40 per ton more for
steel than they can get them for else
where; hut Congress hns made this pay
nlcnt compui,ory. This society urges all
Americans tu DO that On principle which
Cong,ess Lat:enaesel shailhe doneany way.
II the Law Of Congress we're out of the way,
tie ndvice Il the New York society woull
he addressed 10 people having tho ehoise
TO give their property TO Ward, Notrall,
,ha AmcrI.an ,cop1o ara forced to ,nslo
,no sacr;ice noitas 1olea. The New
York society tbou crcst faiti, in ,},e Inv. of
connirv mud fraterca1 reonra bv ths
A,,e,;c.n ,,aon,a lint a,assra A1arrai, and
Wo,l an;i ,hsir fr;onds in conora,s d.
c.ine IN 1;sk dollar on Il
Thrr h.,;exc That If fila act Of
~, ..,..;.,,, .,3,,,,
, 1870-12-29
1enne<scc Asked TO R~Iubur.e Gen-
cfx1 Ftllow.

FROM Inf edAhsuk CnsoS. DIX. q.
\ petition wAs presented for General Pill
lor, il tie House Of Representatives, ycs,er-
day, atkinE the State TO take charge Of tue
case in The Federal Court. aeainst AAto. J. ).
Murphy and himself, a=d ID favor OF R,dlte
i Co. General rilles, in 1861, while IN com
mAnd It Memphis, n tho .en,or Nstor Geu-
eral Of the Tennessee foscee. before the
.Tenretssee troops vera tutued ovs1. to the
Confederate States. by au.horIy Of the 81 tie,
eeized upon sous tlat5oa:r, loaded With c,al,
which belonged to Riddle i Co,
e.tizess Of Pittsburgh, Pa Since
the war RsA6!a l. 70. have b.oa;ht
euit sg.inft General Pillow end the other of.
tc<1s who acted under him ia the eeizase OF
the coal. In tho recent trial bt fore the Fed
err! Court At Memphis, Judge Emmons denied
te1lie ectent rights to The State, ard te1athere-
fore, that General Pillow and those zoinS
With him must be held IN lhe light Of tres,
rassers- The result was verdict asainst
General Tlow ana MsIorJ. ). Murphy for
tho vslue Ct the caA1. As the cosl VIA s1k*n
for the Stats snd uscd by the S:xse, there can
te no doubt thxt the State Is morally il not
legally bcund to protect ard d.f-nd the de-
PENDANTS In this canse, AID stvc thcn lazu,-
less Elioss ary dsmages which mav be i'm
pesed by the Feder.l Court.
, 1870-12-29

the Republican rhTty. conservatism In narmeuJ
Wttn thoae rt!ncplcs. So faf ~ poaAble to DO 30,
without paIuc1paung IN It, let Us welcome. lid,
and Ak1lt ita formation. II not retarded BY IN
d1sc1eet ac!ion On our part. It mar b mHde 70
o1Eantzauon 10 which NC took open pArt would
Sqrssntsats IT !s+gsty axstasti y tho colored vote.
u nnaet nc lead ot tneE xosst men, p,sy1ug, =!
fearH. t,nr support, therefore, to such 1 party
thould be latter negative than potlHve snora3
eh1 posstse 1atnsr thau active. Let Us hold our
stlTes ffte to &C. a. circumstance NAV require y
, 1870-12-29
Protection TO tho s. Noble AuImal.ss
tCo7ttFondtnee of tie cAtca3o Ifi5une.1

Dwight. ILL.,, Dec. "a.
With tho thermometer at &c degrees below
zeic, no ono at the preecdt time would refuse
an extra pair OF "l,etvy gray Blankets aad
they would DO Particularly sccsp ablo ut tho
rrese.t writing 10 the - Noble A,i:asl-" We
wero observing tso horest plovholdets As
they came into to9n To-day, with their hard
eaIntd loAan OF corn aud produce, and were
uittrly AMAZED by the fact ,hAi 80 few OF
1bem were provided With Losee blarkels. We
cluhted teytnty-sey.n Z teaEa with this result:
..rtotecied by American Industry 80
Projected with blanktts-. ..-............-......5
Pieistte1 ~i.h cotton cn1afoAtab!y... -...1o
4SLal. ...--- ~.....- ---.-.-...-..--...-.....lI
We at orce made inquiry Of our merchants
md they informed us g that they couLi sell
them 1t $3.50 per pair" This, Is evo.y one
kuowe. il entirely beT oaa tie reach Of tbs
great majority of plowhollars. Some years
ago We were engaged IN thc transportation OF
b!snketa III the c.ty ct Nes York, aud can ~es1
ri member the immense quantities vs. n.oi to
to leep up wi:h the demand Tor
the Crude knew= ~ 'hcsvy gray t,oseo blauk-
eta" A Ihir Of this brand weighed eight
rcunes and measured 6Ax79 inches; coat, IL.
Cd. etetl.og.. Thc7 were eoM Il Ellis
r.. pair by the bale: Eessiled ..
rome rroat TO both in,partsr, joobor, aud re-
taller ard It tho snr1s tipac s'at prices within
tho reach OF alt" But now tho "nollo
sninal" IL deprived OF this 1oxury, acl is
obliged to sta.d III cold barn or EXPOSED Ia
the tuEioHs blasss Of tho pr.i1ie, Which arc 20
IL this thuss American wool IL costly, acd,
though superior in quality for many PURPOSES,
can be often mC-t economically used ii mix
tl1e With foreign ~ool.. 4 FREQ supply Of
cheap weois from other: countries enables
, 1870-12-29
A Terrible ExpIosi0n-Onc Man ESf3ted
and TWO Others Wounded.

.
a terIiblo explosion took place ut tha hraes
foundry Of William Eaye & Co., en- Wxter
street, between Flint and Seeond, ysakcrt,ay
afternoon. by which one mau WAS Killed and
two otheEa wounded The explosion occurred
have becn one Of those unaccouotabla dis4s-
tern for which no apparent c1use can bs Ii
signed.
The boiler, which was comparatively new
cne, ts represented to have had plentiful
supply Of water. and ycuug Mr. K,ys Informs
uA thA. 1T tbs time Of tho explosion. tho an
gine 'wes tucri.g e!oxly, with orly thi:ty
, 1870-12-29

DSll Oh exLAl sn1,eFt which Il neatly ready for
sse pvas. ana vhicn viii be presented 10 tho
Legislature on Tuesday nexr. wilt be unusual1y
tntetesNog- He Knows that the cn8uke OF cRuAl
management spaus d sals ear By the &c; OF
the iaas teGss3Ature Gas proEed IN oItee failnre,
dr1vn upon 70 meet tae denclences IN The eAro-
iE3H,
, 1870-12-29

In TIE case OF the Lo1t1on. Liverpool ass
ss:WlefE kalEay Com pms. Ju;'se Eickn+lt h II
is:etd o. older inakinr she pato aat Mlssi.spH
tsai!wsy company aLuk1e Fnst W4Eus- M1.c;4
aEd lincinEati Pathway Company P1s..es IT,
Ie1dFnt tn the sair. Tie .1.t Is n1orshs u r.
ccstf m1rcI 70 tic R1ho11t II Gref au. ulife
dollars.
, 1870-12-29

4 01n1ac5ous Sugkestion to x'ortor.
From fAe Springfield tHa*s Repa6liHn.
Vie should not adyise Admiral Porter to
write aDy more ne4 1et:ers or to publish any
more o'1 ones ef his own writing. But il he
Gsn gat bold Of the corresponderce OF General
EEst1er, t5en 1864 to 1857. inclusive, he will
~ 4na ecod material for publication, just now.
.ts 20 s'se b,m and the public tssts OF what
.es5 eon.Atn, We reprint letter, already
"loe,s circulated, which was written by Bat
let aoGnt three years seo, Toe last pa,a-
graph ~ particulasly commended to the no.
tlce Of the Pkesilent and bis conatitu;ionA
Adyitera.
Lar vCE, near LASKsv1I1E. Mass.
AuS, Is. 1861.
nj, NJ DRAE SIR: have read ,aur letter to NJ.
smitn opon lhe rrup1sed n2u,insti1n Of Grant
WIZ Mucn interest Its criticisms on GEaata ca~
1eef are tuss; but w>at viii Jou DO: You can
not get u. Ct anything else concesn1nH ant "a It
is nos iauu usto1y, puoianed; and VIII: Heceuse
both kides are counting hiM Tor tha Prs. teacy:
and 90 the tusn nnst Dot notoit We ete.
tear. 70 NJ The experiment asAn sna: we did Win
JoEnkor, t t. nomtrate Ea1 foC supposed
evsi'1bli1y. ttteoat knowing his pr1netsles or
nt1ess. aTsntA election VIII be uIs s'ost1no. be-
eAaae Il E3t pat Il Eaa WssaSat eosd OF
, 1870-12-29

Tie yande1pool case, In Michigan, has
~, belly eon'e 10 Fts1d-ssill, for want of
lr,. +cn4:on- The muIdes WIS committed
, 1870-12-29

teast: Indifferent 70 humsr enne.tn. ans In,
tEnt 10 govern. Am, {Guzs trul
bENI. F. HErLk..
, 1870-12-29
HFE0A s 4 t2VEIUKet
TEE CELERRAT
MURRAY
Sc
(ANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER

The most lasting, agreeable,
and refreshing Of all perfumes,
fog use on the Eanakarchists
at the Toilet, and in the Bath.
For sale by all Druggists ana
Perfumers.
, 1870-12-29

Ihir ID TOO great GECnc0td 10 tuo~ tfpm Tue
Mtrgiu Of t'roIi.s 10 the tmelter. 1fit fines
i.,.u cu+ Of the tr,slusse the miner must 80 to
the will. An iIcgease IN the facilities for
transportation Is, therefore, iUPegatlvsiy r-
csEsa1x. No teiftr Investment for your Chi
cs5o capitalists. cvtn saoee about TO engage
) In tEel:irE. could be foutd than In building
chap railroads. to our mining 6i.t1ictA. Ores
ceuld bo troueht to their works 1itectly IRON
the mixes. without tie waste attendant upoa
. 1ouen haulirE. even in hulk, thus esviog the
cost OF ore s3rke, srd Of the labor OF diling
, ,trm. .....z..
: Ne are Convinced that. il Tho press Of your
city and SITE will AEitase this question Of
cheap railroads fseu hencefsth. t viii n9t b.
long before the PEOPLE viii take hold Of
! tie verk in easrces, md Ines will be con-
! ettucted in every dirt ction. There is immense
economy sId prosperity involved in the tpplt-
/. cation of the reH principle.
! ITkNs-
/; 4 WE'LL grounded report in ia circulation tha.
! tie Ens'ish Eeartardt Company Intends
j eto1tly 10 erect mammoth smelling and sep
! EI1e.iFG wes6a 1t Ge1rnAntoEn. ~ sooc Aa
| their large mil Ut Eberhardt City is in good
b; running order. This is good DeEs to I'll can
/ ce1ped In the mining interest. Th1 1Arge cap
ital Of the company will command e1cce..,
aud the best scientific skiu II tbs world to se-
cure it,
Tie Rotha1hi,d Smelling Works hare leen
. suspended for revetsi weeks It Apcears
.. that The managers mi.cslculased the cost o!
construction, and ran short OF meaus to meet
!, their running expenses while waiting for re-
tu,ns from thtir bullion Maanwhi.e. cred
itors became impatient, and levied sevsial at
tAchmenls cpon The worle, to compel pay
neur OF tteit bi!lt. Governor Ma:tison con-
cIuItd not to tesume operations uulil these
iem,rds could be liqnidAted ont Of the pro-
ce.ds OF tie bullion ALREADY for9a1ced 70
market. Ii il matter G! some doubt vheth.
tr The eeve1ity 1F the winter, and tue cost oil
brulirg ore 10 his works. may not induce
h;m to keep them closed until sptipg.
The lssga furnace Of the Asop companE,
1t Shtrma1toan, Las been leased By Me=srs.
Turner & Powers, AID ba- been running for
tev.r1i dsys successfully, turning out large
OCxn:ities Of EAse Eullioa-
The Esg!c 5urusco aleo. at SEaEse1, has
teen in operation fot two weeks past, aud
wMked veil,
TIE Maezry works, 1t Ht.ailtou, kra still in
tbe hanta Of the Jennie 4. Mining Company.
aud engaged IN the reduction Of the ore from
: the Jsnnie 4. mine, which Is very productive:
There are tKo furnaces, we'll constructed aaa
effective IN theit operation.
i As soou Ii ths Separating department Of
| The nothschi1d works shAll BE- in operation,
| there = III IN I great ipcreAss in tho bulhon
| yi~}d Of this district, Everything necessary
| 10 the successful prosecution Of thia branch il
! in u.scA in tho bull .i1E, and Ca.J A~Mt5 tht
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-23
County Fund.

,. :, r,oorr, sortonber I 1869 .... 772 43
nunat nnTunt ~ ~ Auta roat1y y, w ' 5299 62
Transfer from County PooTFund ..'' 3OOO 3OOO OO OO
Transfer from County Infrmary Fund looo w
'o'"'neu o. i,o 1e =. nol Exnanses Of Sale ~ $40 AZ
?H' :: N ~ " upm|S pMJ &C 81
~ ~ E S'''"e N1 ....,.... 79 90
Iuly r:y toos' e 1t;o r, ' IS tho Paoce - 49 90
lr% flne9 O'a ID tid v"eI - ~ . - 125 So
~; r">' er i'U" fHI, of Conrt ... 1875 30
, @ ~. ~ o aot ol,owod in Road Damapes.. AZ 66
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-23
OMERIFF'S SALE.

state Of Ohio, Tinton County.
Benjamin Rains, Plaintiff,
against
Nancy j. Rains ct. al, Defendants.
In yintop County Court of Common Pleas. Or
der ofSale. In Partition.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Vim;
ton county, and ~ me directed as Sheriff ofsaid
county, I wilt OiSr for sale, either
As an Entirety or In Separate Tracts,
at the door of the Court House, in the town Of
Macarthur, Vinton county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of December,
A. D. 1870,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-23
. HERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Ohio, Tiaion County.
Joseph McKinniss and Wife, Plaintils,
against
Charles L. White and Wife, Defendants.
In VinOn County Court of Common Pleas Or.
der Of Sale.
Pursuant to the command of an order OF salc
in the above cause issued from the Court of
CONm0n Pleas, and TO me directed as SherilIof
said county, / will offer Mt public sale, Mt tho
door pf the Court House, in the town of Near.
thur, In said county ofNlnton, on
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December,
A, D, 1870,
at tho hour Of II o'clock A. NJ. of said dny, the
following described premises, situate in tho
county Of NintOn and State of Ohio, o-wit:
In Lots Numbers SiXty-ninc (G0l and Seventy
GO9 in the Town OF Wilkesylle, Vinton county,
Taken as the property of Charles L. White
and Wife TO satisfy n Judgment of the
said Court in favor of Joseph McKinniss and
Appraised at One Thousand Dollars tsl 600 90,
and must bring two-thirds Of that sum.
Terms OF Sale--Cash in hand.
DANIEL BOOTH,
John Mayo, Atty for PINS,
NOycmber0, lS7O-5w-l2
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-23
TERMS OF SALE,

0ne-thlrd on tho day of sale; onc-thlrd In one
year and one-third In two yehrs, with Interest
on deferred payments. Said deferred pa iments
TO be secured 10 the satisfaction Of the Court.
DANIEL BOOTH
Sheriff VlntOn County.
u. s. Claypoole & J. NJ McGilllyray, Att'ys for
Petitioner.
November o. lS70'5w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-23
Guardians Notice.
Probate Court, Vinton County, Ohio

nj Office Is hereby given that Joseph ] Muir.
IN ply, Guardian OF John W and Mary A.
Roach, minor heirs Of Thomas w Roach, late
OF vinton county, doceased, has this day filed
herein his accounts with his said wards for
partial settlement and that the same will bo
heard on the 28th day Of November next, at ii
o'clock A N Il MAYO,
October 81, f8l0-fw Probate Judge
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-23
y MERIFF'S SALE.

State Of OHIO, Tiaton County, ss
Jehlel A. FELTON,, plalntiG,
against
Edward a, Bratton Il Ruth G. Bratton 4 others,
Defendants
In Vinton County Court Of Common Pleas. Or.
der of Sale
Pursuant to the command OF an order of sale
issued from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Ninton county, and 10 me directed MS Sheriff
of said county, / will Offer for sale a. the door
Of the Court House, In the Town Of Macarthur,
Vinton county, Ohio on
Tuesday, the 18th Day of December,
A, D, 1870,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. N. OF said day, the
following dcscribed premises, tO-wit:
In-Lot Number SlXty-two (62,) as laid out
and Recorded IN the Plat ofthe Town of Near
thur, Vinton county, Ohio.
Taken rs tho property Of Edward A. Bratton
and Ruth Q. BrnttOn to satisfy Judgment of the
said Court In favor Of Jchiol A. FELTON,
Appraised Nt Two Thousand and Two Hun.
drcd Dollars &9,2OOO OOD and must bring two.
thirds of that sum
Terms OF Sale-CQsh In hand.
DANIEL BOOTH.
Sheriff Vlnton County.
II. G. Jones' Atty for PrG,
NovemberO lSi0.jw-11
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-23
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The Fgponent of Constitutional Gor-
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Doctrine that the Ma
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be paid in the
manner
Prescribed in the Bond.

u-o sbo,, advocate tae abolition ofthe Nation.
nj u1nLinw system, Ms nm unnecessary pUAVCh
nnnn the tnxpavers Of the country, .,c
iSVe shall insistupon the payment ol the I'VE
tva,G hctween The bondholder ard the people
We sboll oppose the unjust and oppressive
Tari1s by which The Agricultural Nesg Is iii iiH.c
a. ,,ar sEotmous tribute to the NAM ulactNrlhg
iSast. ana shall demand such mo1ihyatlons ol
the Internal Revenue Laws as Will ehoo"i"so
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-23
Estate Of Willis Leach.
Probate Court. Vinton County. Ohio.

NOTICE is hereby given that Robert Buck.
~ ner Administrators of the Estate OF Willis
Leach. deceased, has filed his accounts with
said Estate, for partial settlement and that
the same will be heard on the 26th day Of No.
II. b. MAYO,
November 2, tS704w Probate Judge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27
Bre wsteI's III o. e !,
SkOWHECAN, NE.

Y,HIS large and commodous Hotel is situated at
l the head of the Falls on the Kennebec river, IN
the enterprsing village of Skowhegan, the terminus
of the Portland 4 Kennebec II. X.
This is one of the best arranged Hotels for family
borders there is in the state, and better place for
summer resort, cannot be found in Maine The
best of water, beautiful drives on the banks of the
river fishing and sailing ponds in the vicinity, trout
brooks, where you can catch an abundance of the
spotted brook trout any day in the year.
Prices COR permanent or transient boarding are
very low, so our customers can afford to come Otter
md stay good while
We also have large airy stable to board horse.
Tor the guests that wish to bring tht teams wifi
them. Also one of the best half inlet sting parks
in the State, is connected with the Ho. se free TO,
ne guests to train their horses or drive for pleasure
tlIjan-tt s. b. BREWSTER, Proprietor
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Nennebtt yournal.
Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN T. NASH.
qailg Aennrbee Sournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail.
gives reports of the Markets and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with a full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in adrance; ss il paymen:
not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office
Advertisements one inch in length, three in-
sertions less. sl00; 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertis ements, those inserted
for any considerable length of time, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices % per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-27

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JOB PRIN TING
Establishment!
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DUR FRIENDS are reminded that having
~ the Largest
Steam Job Printing Establishment,
On the River, and employing
COMPETENT And EXPERIENCED WORkAEN. :.
We are prepared execute in the best
and at low prices, all kinds Of
PLAIN AND FANCY
Book d Job Printing:
Books,
Pamphlets,
Newspapers,
Mammoth Posters,
Handbills,
Show Cards,
Circulars,
Business and
Wedding Cards,
Letter Headings,
Bill Heods,
Ball Tickets,
Programmes,
Auction Bills.
Invoices,
Rirls Of I.ndinr.
Law Blanks,
PLACARDS,
SCHEDULES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-09
[Publie RssoIalion-No. 90 j

5orsr ResoLurroa for the return ofevi.
dencS Of honorable discharge Of Off
GERS and enlisted mcn.
sBe It resolved BY Tho Senate and Hoase
Of Representation Of The Untc1 Siates Of
America in Congress assembled. That in
all cases where ii has become necessary
Horany officer or enlisted man Of the
army 10 file his discharge from the mill
tary service Of the United States, to Sc
cure The settlement Of hii accounts, the
accounting officer with whom it has boon
filed sbdli. ppon application BY said Of.
,tficcr or enlisted man. deliver 10 him such
evidence Of honorable discharge, Prooi.
ding Eptovidod1 his accounts shall have
been duly settled; and provided ,hOt the
fact. date. and amount Of such settlement
,sh oil first be clearly Written across the
the face of such evidence Of honorable
discharge, aud attes'ed BY the signature
of the accounting officer.
Approved, May q. 1870.