The National tribune., 1880-01-01

service entitled to the nstament remaining unpaid
at the date Of the soldiers death
This class are not entitled to the additional bounty act
of July 2S 1866
Promotion to the grade of commissioned officer cuts off
the unaccrued instaments.
Those of this class discharged by of disease
not entitled to the unaccrued instament but if dis
charged account of lc0Gnd injury IN the nature Of
or on account of expiration Of term Of enlistment they
became entitled the full $500 bounty Those dis
charged on account of a disability witch existed at time
of enlistment or by of favor or by of minor
ity, or dishonorably have no title to this bounty.
CLASS Those who, after having rendered full nine 9
months continuous service in the army, after April 10,
1861 received an honorable discharge and afterwards re-
ehsteu IA ehctaF 0,9a'etyHo dor WTee yes, between
January l. 1863 aud April l, 1854 (enistments in the
Veteran Reserve Corps excepted,) If not already
mustered as veteran volunteers entitled to be placed
the rolls of TIE regiment in which they enlisted the second
time as VETERAN VOLUNTEERS Such change Of record
would entite them TO further bounty OF 500 or $2OO
less according the date Of their second enlistment
and the period of actual service
Heirs of this class effect veteran muster and
the further bounty.
CLASS g. Drafted men, and substitutes for who had
actually been drafted who entered the for
of YEARS between March 3 1865 and September
D 1864 became entitled to 500 bounty provided they
served two full years enlisted men, discharged
account of wound injury by of close of
expiration Of time of service.
This class have no title to the additional bounty act of
July %, 1865.
CLASS Those embraced in Glass became entitled to
according to whether term of enlistment for two
three years they have not received
titled to receive greater bounty than 800 for all service
The receipt of United States bounty in of 500
cudes from the benefits of the ADDITIONAL BOUNTY Act
OF july 2S. 1865
Heirs of soldiers this who died in the service
entitled to this bounty
GENERAL REMARKS. An uncanceed charge of deser
ton the muser-ros is bar to the payment of any
bounty The charge must be removed before bounty
be collected.
D1sHoNoRABLE DISCHARGE carries with it forfeiture of
bounty, we'll pay and other allowances.
Those who enlisted for HUNDRED DAYS, for
THREE sIx MONTHS, not entitled to bounty
for such enstmens those who enlisted for
to july is, 1864.
Those who drafted for year. and their subst-
tues, not entitled to bounty
No bounty has been provided for those who enlisted
into the Navy Marine Corps prior to July 1S 1854
Enlistment after that date brings them in CLASS B.
Any person by careful perusa of the foregoing
remarks (uness there is peculiarty connected with
bounty
The Equalization Bounty Bill before Congress pur
poses grant eight and dollars bounty for each
month service deductng all United States bounty here
toore paid Eight and third dollars bounty is equal
500 bounty year. Any of readers who desire to
learn the of bounty which they will be entitled
should the Equalization Bill become law, shoad multi
the number Of months of actual by eight and
third dollars and from the product subtract the
bounty already received from the United States
The remainder (f any, viii show the amount they will be
entitled to receive if the bill becomes law