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I 'WAR DKPASTKtNT, ACJlTAXT'sCIrr.'S Oriics.f
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I Ceneial Order For1 S'rcriiiting Vct
i - trail Volunteers. .
lV: In' rJer to increase the
armies now in the CelJ, volunteer in
fantry, cavalry, and artillery may be
t-nlictcl at. any time -itliin, GO days
Crf.rv this fl'itein the respective States
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under
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hereinafter
mentioned. vIuuteers s-j enlis
ted and such of the three years tro-m
now ihe held as may re-ei
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cccrdance with the provi3iDii3 oC this
crder, 'V. ii consulate a. iurce iu uu
deiiVnated "Veteran Volunteers. '
' TLo rr-ulatirns eriiistlcr tLi fore
are r.s lollows :
S:cod: The period of service for
the enlistment and re-enlistment above
II " A L .
auriiiS ie war. .
Third: All ahlc bodied men between
the age3 of 18 and 45 year3, who have
heretofore been enlisted, ' and have
served for not less than nine months,
and can pass the examinatioa required
by the mustering regulations of the
United States, may be enlisted under
this older as veteran volunteers in
accordance with the provisions here
inafter get forth.
fourth: Every volunteer enlisted
anJ mustered into the service as a
veteran under, this order shall be
entitled to receive from, the United
j States one month's pay in advance,
anil a bounty ana premium of 40-, to
be paid as follows.: " " .
1st. Upon being mustered" into
service he shall be paid one month'-s
pay in advance, thirteen'dollars ; first
installment of bounty, twentyuTe
dollars; pension, two dollars; total
payment on muster, forty dollars.
"2d. At the first regular pay, or two
months after muster in, an additional
installment of bounty will be paid, of
fifty dollars.
2i. At the first regular pay day,
faf e z months service, he shall be
d additional installment of fifty j
4th. At the first regular pay day
ifter 'he.end of the first year's service
;:i! . iditional installment of bounty
iw'.ti l3 riaid S50.
t 'il. At the first regular pay day
aiti . two years service, an Tiaaitlonal
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after tro and a half years' service, an
addition installment of bounty will be
pail 50.
8th. At the expiration of three
ycirVcrvict-, the remainder of the
bounty will b2 paid ?75.
Fifth: If the Government shall not
require- these troopsforthe full period
cf three years, and' they shall be
metered honorably " cut of service
It fore ! the cxpirat::: ; of their enlist
ment, 'r they shall jreosive upon being
mi:;tcrcl out, the wliolo amount ot
bounty remaining unpaid, the eame as
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ti.o fuil tern ,U' been served.
c k'ira! heirs of 'volunteers who die
in service L;ercntitled; to receive
the whole lor.nty remaining unpaid at
the time 'of thj) soldier's death.
Sixth' Veteran volunteers enlisted
under this order wiU be permitted at
their opti;n to enter old: regiments
now in the field, but their service will
continue for the fail term of their own
enlistment, notwithstanding the expir
ation of the trm for which the regi
ment was originally 'enlisted.
New
organization -.rill b3 t
peroiis who have I u
a;id have shown th :
qualified for cran . '
of honorable dist.'cri
ron3 will bs farnh. L !
Department, to be wen.
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the service,
js properly
. As a badge
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v the War
the veteran
volunteers. ' -
ventJi: 0:?.?cr3 .: cf r Merriment:.
i whose terms Live expired, will be
authorized, on ptcper application and
approval of their rcspoctiTO
; to raise - comr,..ii2.3 ' r-nd
to Governors
regiments
within the reric of CO days: and if
(the company or rer:::;cr:t-authorized
led up and
the said
I ! re-commissionel cf the date of their
criginal commlj:cnr,arLd for the time'
engaged in Tccruiti: ", will be entitled
to receive the pay tclcsgisg-to their
rank. ; ' '
EiyVh i Volunteers cr militia now
in service, whose term cf service will
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expire in yu aayj, s.:ia wno shall. then
uav.c 02en in servi:3 at least nine
months shall Is entitled to the afore
said bounty and-Trcmium of 402,!
proxided; tlcy re-lht before the!
expiration cf.tlis jrcsent' term for
threo years. frc:r. C: ! : cf rcenlistment1
cr for the w
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in ths manner
' :r troops re-
.ionofOO
rs serving
tions who
, from the
premium sh
herein provi
entering the
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day 3 from tl
in the three
ry re-ealk
date of such re-eniistment, cr lor the i
war, thai! be entitled to th aforesaid
bounty end premium of. 402to be
paid in the. manner herein provided U3 fiCOn; and 'learn; that thsj:'; are wiLh
for ether trcops re-entering theerijQeru Dayrji3n. " '
vice. .
' Tenth:. Officers in service whose
regiments or -companies'inay re-enlist
in accordance with the provisions of
this ' order, before the expiration, of
t!eir present term, eliall have their
voLami2sion3 continued, ho as to pre
rcrve their, date of rank as. fixed by
their original muster into the United,
States service, ...-,;
EUverdhi As soon after the expi
ration of their original term of enlist-
Ewontus ih'J.es'genoies of tao car vice -will
permit, a furlough of thirty days
will be granted to men 'who may re
enlist in accordance with the provisi
ions of this order..
Twelfth: Volunteers enlisted under
this order will accredited as three
years' men in the quotas of their re
spective States. Instrucfions for the
appointment of recruiting officers and
for enlisting veteran volunteers will
be immediately issued to the Gover
nors of States. . ,
By order of Secretary of" War."
.E. D. Tqwnsend, Assist, Adj. Gen.
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Army Correspondence.
New,Madkid; Mo., July 2d 1S53.
Ed. Advertiser: The 25th Regiment
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iMissouri 'Volunteers, haviag. t las: ap
pirently founa a temporary loerd habita
tion,' I take, the' liberty through ypur
piper cf letting oar frien3s know the
state bf our pulse, and out condition" and
prospects. On the 18th day of Juue we
left St. -Joseph" "on the good steamer
Fanny Ogden, and after more than the
usual amount of stops detentions and de
lays, we arrived at St. Louis on the 23d,
wher we remained only long onough-to
remove our b'aggage and men from the
Fanny Ogden, to the Imperial, and leav
ing the same day we arrive! .at this
place on'tha 23Mt of June.
- New Madrid, New Madrid Co. Mis
souri, is a small town composed of scat
tered frame houses, and is about the size
of th-e village. of. Sonora., Atchison Co.
Mo., which it also resembles in appear
ance and location. It is situated upon a
wiJj1 bottom upon the--"Jubiiialpj.i iu;
rounded by woods and' swamps. The
water i3 bad, the best water which can
be obtained, being from ttre Mississippi
river, end the location of our camps ap
pears unhealthly, how our boys will get
along here remains to te tested. The
swamps in this region some fifty or sixty
miles back are said to be infested with
guerillas, but they are reported to be so
hidden in the morases that they are near
ly inaccessable. It is reported that Gen.
Davidson with the army of S. E. Mo.,
have lately had a brush, with Price and
Marmaduke near Bloomfield Mo. about
fifty miles from this place, aud routed
them completely, and are now on their
march for this place. . How long we
shall remain here, I cannot even guess,
but it is generally supposed that we shall
stay here two or three months, as a post
is to be established and fortifications put
up at this point. $,This was formerly the
theater of JefT. Thompson's military
operatious: cannon balls, fragments of
bomb shells and other implements of war
and evidence of it3 existence are to be
found scattered in every direction. In
digging a trench yesterday in the" forti
fications, oue of the boys disturbed the
remains of an individual clad in butter
nut, who undoubtedly, r to use the lan
guage cf the Ethiopian hymns:
"Died on the f;uld of battle,
Glory in biz sou!."-
.Our( company had; an unsuccessful
scout yesterday, of over twenty miles,
without having the happiness, as Orpheus
C.Kerr -would - eey, 4cf eagog'mg" any
confederacies."
Oar time, when the little formalities
of drill, guard and fatigue duty are got
orerr i3 principally deyoted to fishing,
svvirriming and laying ia the shade; and
take it on an average we are enjoying as
much iioiium cun dignilaie" as a poor
devil of a private, whose services are
worth but thirteen dollars a month, can
be expected to, when every brainless dis
gusting snob, is swelling with the im
mense importance of a second liutenancy.
, They are raising 9 colored regiment,
here, and hereabouts and I have a strongi
notion to apply for a commission; the on
ly objection I have, which seems to nn;
to ba insurmountable, is that the super
lative contempt with which I regard tho
whole shoulder strap aristocracy forbid
me to associate with them, and more
especially to merge the manly indepen
dence "I feel as a corporal, in the gas
eous inflation and arrogance incident up
on minor military honors, though amel
iorated and refined by association. with
the humble Ethiopian".
I would love occasionally to get a pa
per from you, as each number, coming
as a 'messenger 'from home,
terest. . . . t '
ye expect the Nebraska First t
Having nothing of interest to communi
cate, I must conclude;, I
Yours respectfully. -""" :SCiPIO.
OFFIQIAI,.
LAWS or THE v mti:t ST.
Pamrdat the Third j the -llu
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CrtAf. XL An Art makirij iipprojriat'ftns ;; t.o
Snpport cf th Military A Mdornv fir the Year
eu'liug the thirtieth of J -uie, .ei,-!iteca hundreJ
siltv four.
JJt it resolvedly f t xnd Il-'.te of ' Hfpnuti-
tnc.'liiat tlift'toiluT'uj; si'tn? tie aad tue gatno
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are hereby appropriated out of any money in the
Trca-u-y "cot otherwise approprhta l for the support
of tho Militiri Acadbmy foritbtj yar endinjr tho
thirtieth of Jane dshtoen hundred and sixty-four:
Fe1 pay of clticcn', io?tru st-sra,' eatleu, and muri
ciani oce hundred ftcd sefe.iteen thousand cne hsa
dre l and seveuty-six dollar.1. " t
For comtnutation tf ub5iitenco, fire hundred and
forty-Bcvea dollars and fifty cent. .. ... -
For pay in lieu of clothing to. oScers' Ecrvacts,
threo tho-usaai six hundred and seventy-three dul
far3 f.ni fifty cent?. i
For current andor itnary cxpenseti, as follow?: rc
pdirt aiid impVoremcnts, 1'ucLnnl apparatus, forao
posUge telegrams, atitioncry, traasportation, print
ing, ttlei-k?,. iaioellanoou3 and ineidet:tl exportfes,
and Jepartmr.ti of instruction thirty nin thoasaad
seVeii hundred and live dollsrs. . : " "
Fir gradual incroise and expen:;o of library one
thousand dollars.
Ft r expenses cf the b;arJ. of yLitora, four thou
sand" dollar?., -j- .
For f. ra-re of attilery aad ciratry hor3cs fire
thouand d iu. . . -
For supplying horses for fu-uleryand cavalry ex
erciie, one thousand dollars. . -.
For rcpiiri cf ofilcvr' qnar'e;3 oa'e thousand five
hundred liar, 1 . . ' . ; .
J'r tarjret- aad latteri f c artillery exorci.se,
one hundred dollars. 1 t" , .
tor furtiture for host;' f r cadets, one hundred
dol'ar?. - . .: ": "
. I or annua! repairs of g' S3 'pipos aaa retorts, tires
hundred dollars. 1 ' ' -
For kitjhea of eadata', laess. ball two thouiand
dollars. ' ' i :
- For furniture for'' soldiers hospital, two bandTed
and ninety two dollars.1 , , k "
For replacing roofs of academic -building? focr
thousand dollars; Froyide.'.ji'hat tae waits of sid
buildings are, in the pimvii of the superinthnlc.tt
strong enough to bear the wijight of a slate roof.
' For fire apparatus, three thousand dollars. -
Approved, January 2J, lc62.- ;
Chap. XIII An Art to amend the a?i entitled "An
Act to amend tbs Act ofth third Mama eigh
teen hundred and thirty tvoa entitled "An Act
Supplementary to th? Aut cntilled "An Act to
amend the Judical Syst ita of the United States."
tj it reached b; the Hcyiuifl and Howse vf rpre
$eteiives of ihe Vnited Sttvea of America in Chii
grens Asecmllcd. That fro in and alter ha passage
of this act the districts cf Ohio and llichi.-.n shall
ccntitut the geTecth eircnit, and the district of
Il-inoU the dicrici of Indiana, aud the district of
Wisconsin shall constitute the eighth circuit.
Approved Janut.ry 10, MZ2.
CffAP. XIV. An Act to provide for tho printing cf
the Annual lieport of tb-a lianki of the United
States; , x
sdiuuiic of the Cnitud SliM't of ' America in Cji'-;.-cit
assembled. That it bl.:dl bo the duty of the
Secretary cf the l'reasury o causo the annual re
port upon tho Bnks of tba United States to be
completed at as eirly a day before riia Crrt Monday
in October in each year as 5s practicable.
Sec. 2 And bo it farther enacted, Tbt whon
completed or in tae course cf its progrcs towards
0 rapIetion if that will give dh-patch to the business
the work of printing under the superintendence of
;?.id Secretary shall be ccjrmencsd and the wholo
shall he printed and ready for delivery oa or before
tho grst day cf December .jjext ensuing tha clo.;o of
tfts year to which the report relotos.
Sec. 'S. And be it fart'icr enacted, That until
Congress shall otaerwise direct tho Sacrotary of the
Ticasury shall cause to be printed five thousand
copies of said repert fcr tho Uoo of Congress cf the
Treasury Department.
ArruovED April 10th, 1S2.
Chap. XVII. An Act racking Apprcpriaticn3 for
tho Payment of Invalid ar.d ether Pensions cf the
United States for theyoar ending tho thirtieth of
June, eighteen hacdrcd tand sixty-fi ur.
Be it evaded by Senile and House of Ilcprcsmta
t lets of ihe United States cf America in Citnyrens
assembled, Thct the folio win 'suras bo and tho same
s:e here hereby appropriated, out of any money in
tie Treasury not otherwise apf ropriated, for tho
payment of p:uiions for the year ending the thir
t cth of Juno, eigateen hundred nnd Sixtyfoar.
For army inviilid pensions under various acts,
three million dollars.
For pensions to Ho volution ary sollier, and the
widows of thos 3 who Ecrved in tho Revolutionary
far, under acts of eighteenth March, eighteen hun
dred and eighteen, filtoenth May eighteen hundred
and twenty eight, and seventh June eighteen hun-.
dred and thirty two the third section of the act of
fourth July, eigl.tocn qundred and thirty six tho
a ct3 Of seventh July, eighteen hundred and thirty
eight, third March, eighteen huudred aud forty
fjur, seeond February arud twenty-ninth July,
eighteen hundred and forty-eight, aad, and second
teetion act of third February, eighteen hundred and
l.fty-thrcc, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For pensions to widows and orphans, under firt
fection act fourth July, eighteen hundred and th'r-ty-sixYaet
of twnnty first July, eighteen hundred
aad forty-eight, first scctiou act of third February,
eighteen baadrei fifty three, act third June, eigh
teen hundred and fifty eight, and act fourteenth
July eighteen hundred and nixty two, throe million
3ight hundred thousand dollars.
For uavy invalid peusoas, oao hundred and thirty
Cve thousand diliars.
Fcr cavy pensions to widov3 aad orphan, nndcr
act of eleventh August eighteen hundred hundred
and forty-sight and fourteenth July eighteen hnn
dred and sixty trvo five hundred thousand doll ir3.
For privateer invalid pcaiions, threo hundred
dollai?: ProyiJol. Thatno. rduiion shoiibft rid ua
der tUis aot to .uy person -iho has been engaged ia
the present rebellion ngtint the Government of the
United States, or hns ia any way given aid aad
comfort to thoio engaged in the rebellion.
Arr-KOVED, Pebuary 3, 1852.
Chap. XIX. An Act ravkin Appropriations for
the Consular aad Diplomatic Expenses of tho
Government for tho, Year ending Jcce thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four. .
Ba if enacted by the Senate and Uouse of Repre
sentatives oftka United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That tho following sums be, and
tho same are appropriated, cut cf any money ia the
Treasury not ot herwise appropriated, for tho objects
hereinafter expressed, for tha fiocal year ending tho
thirtieth of June, eighteen huadrcd and sixty-four
namely: ' r ' '
. For salaries (f envoys extraordinary, ministers and
commissioacrK of the United Ltatos of lireat Britain
France, Russia, Fru-sla, Spaia,.'-Austria,' Brazil,
Mexico; Chinn, Italy, Chi',5, Poruj Portugal, Swit
zerland, Iiora i, Biiium, lLllaud,I)enmai'i,Swedeu
Turkey, Xew Grcnuia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Vocesaela
Guatemala, ' Nicaragua, Sandwich L-laads, Costa
Kica, Hondura,), Argentine Confederation, arauay
and Japan, threo . hundred and oco thousand dol
lars. - - .
For salaries of secrataries of legatioo thirty thou
sand dollars. . - -
For salaries cf assistant ecretarie of legation at
London and 1't.ris4 threo thousand dollars.
For salary ot tho interpreter to the legation to
China, five thousand dollars. , .
For salary of the secretary of legation toTarkcy,
acting as interpreter three thousand dollars.
Forsalarybf the interpreter to tha legation to
Japan, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of all the missions abroad
sixty thousc:ul dollars. .
For coEiiEgent expeases of foreigba intercourse,
eightythous;ni dollar;!. ' . '
For expenses of ir.terc-iur-re witli tho barbary
Powers, three thousand dol!-ra. .
For expends cf the onsuiaios ia the l urkish do-
minions, natnefy interpreters, guard?, aad other ex-
p; 5T'nr-R:.'.itii'a,.v3 at COcIi'Lyv.'Tl'mjrLJ,
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of the'Utilied State
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stts, jilririidad do Cul-a. ;
(Ft.rto Kico,) Cadiz, ?.!.!l:ig, Ft-nee, (K-r'.o Jiico,) cl-jrk-ai ani otb :r;? of tb) yaartcrjiaiter-GoB-Trieste.
Vienna, Aii-Ia-Cnapcile, C'!nt-.-"-, 'Ii.tng- trr-I, to h-i appointed byt the Secretary of TVac, four
fhain FoBchoa, Atcoy. Ningpo, Ueir tt..Stnvrca, clerks of clas four, aul' Lincty clftrks of e!a.'iret
Jerusalem, Kolterlam, Amstcrdans,- Antjrerp. Fua
uhal, Oporto, Saint Thomas, EUinenr, (eno, Basle,
Geneva,.Me?sitia, Naples. Palermo. Lelpsie, Mursrc-h,
L'ghora. iitattsardt, Bremea,. Hamburg TacgU rs,
Tripoli, Tunis, Iiio'do Janeiro, Pemaiabuco, Vera
Cruz, AcrjmiIco. Callao; Y'atparaiso, Br.euoa Ayres.
Jan Juan del, Sur, P.-pinwall, Panaaia, Litig-aavra,
Honolulu, Lahrviua, Cupetowa, Falkland "Islands,
Venice, Stettin, Candia, Cyprus, Fayal, Santiago
( Caje do Verde,) Sainte Croix, Spezzh," Athens.
Zat:ibnr, Bahia, Maranhaa island, Pari, Ilicgraado
Matamnras, (Tiiaymaf, MeskO city) Taui.ico, Iiaso
del Xorto, Tftbaseo. Paiti, Tamhes, Ta.'eahnaae,
Carthagena, Sal aoillo, Crr.o. Gaaya'.ujl, Couijj',
Montevideo, Tahiti, Bay f Ij'artds, Apt. Lanthala,'
Bristol, Cardiff. Malta, Saint John, FcTrfoundland,)
Jaiat Jobd, Xew Brunswick) PictoL,( NoVa Sootia,)
La Union, Barbidr?, B.-rsrudi, A atlgd, Nauos
Napoleon-Vendee Nkc. Li;ba, Gottnburg. Tor
haaatcjw.?,' Santos r Saint Citheriae, Baiitc. G?pe
Basin, W.anoia, Port Mahon w Mirtiui.jue, Taraato,
Santaudtr, GaJatz, Bilbao, S-iio', Paramaribo, Ma-oa
Stoiliholui, Ant-ona, Otrmto,,' Swatov?, La paz, I?pr
gcr,Trinltlaa, Bar;oloaa', Qtt.?bec, Maitcaibo, Algioi
Sau Comirgo, ;C;ty,) Monrovia, Cape ll.iytioa. Aax
sivyc?, and iew-Cadtle-uxu-Tyn cuunnurx:ii.l
agcats, :it San Ja-jn del Norte, Saiat Pant do Loan
do, (Angola,; Gahooii, Saiat Marj, .Carajoa, and
Amoor Sivcr, iociuding the loss by exchange thort
oa, four haridied and sliteea thou-iad threo hun
dred aud fifty-four dollars acd thirty -fotirconts; ani
tho salary of the consul at Gaaymas sL;!l bo filtceu
bnnired dollars p-r nnnttia to comuiouce- on the
fifth day of August, eighteen buadroJ and sixty
or.e: Pro.idod. That' tho amouat d.'.ototha late
Wiliiaatl Baker b6 aid to hi widow.
For interpreters, to tho consulates in Chi aa, in
eluding loss bf c-xchanga thereon, five ttrao-and
eight hundred dollars. . ; ,
' For espouses iiicurre 1, under icstructioas from
the Sccrctiry of State, in bringing hotu,o from far
ciga cotintrx-s persoaa charged with'crinie, aai ex
penses incident t'r'crecd, tea toousa-ud do'lats.
For salaries -of tho ' marshals for th3 consular
courts ia Japan", Chia, Siam, an 1 Tin-key, noi.:Jiag
loss by exchange thereca n;.ao thousand doilarj .
Fcr rent of prisons for American euavieti in Japaa
China, Siat i, end Turkey, and fur wages of the
keepers of tha 5;;uio, nino thousand d j'J ir. v
For salaries of cotuoiis.iionors and couiuls general
toIIay;i anilLibi-ria, eievea thvusnnd live hanircd.
dollars. . -
For expenses under the act, of CVnrres3 to carry
into iiffect tho troaty betwcoa ti.3 tj nits; 1 States
and lur Britautc Majesty for th suppression of tyte
African slave trade, passed .fuly elovtait, cighteoa
huailred and sixty two seventon thoajaud dollars.
AfPKOVKD, Fubraary, -4, 13J2, . , '
Li-t. ia Billion to commis.-icn? 1
Unitc-d Stiles Revenue Cutler
Olacors of tho
Service.
Ac it resolved ly tut Senate and ilouic rf Ilcpre
sentxtioe cf t!,e United 'States of America in Cv.t
i;ress assembled. That tho comuiissioo.l oJkers of the
United States revenue cutter scrvioa shad be ap
pointed by the Prc. iont, by and with the advice
aad consent of tho donate.
See. 2. And bo it further enacted, that the grades
of engineers shall by chief engineeas fir-it nnd
second assistant cngiuoers with tho pay and relativo
rank of first secoad and third lieutenants, respec
tiveiy. Soc. 3. And it is further enacted, That the wages
of petty ori.jersand crc7 shall not exceed theaver
nge woge paid for like sirvicos on tho Atlantic or
Pacific coaat-s; respootiyely in tha merchant service.
Sec. -i. And he it further enacted, That the o!Ii
cercf the revenue cutter service, when serving ia
accordance with law, as part of tho n ivy, shall be
entitled to relative rank, as follows: Captains with
the next after lieutenants commanding iu the navy
first lieutenants with and next after lieutenants
ia the navy; second lieutenants with and nexe alter
masters in liuo in tha navy: Provi led, That no
change of rank by this bill shall increase tho pay to
which such officer is now entitled by law.
APl'UOVED,Fcbruary 4, 18 52
Chap: XXL An Act to amend an Act entitled
"An Act for the collection of direct Taxes in Ia
surrectionary Districts within the United States
and for other purposes," approved Juao seven,
cig-atccn hundred audsktty two.
Be it fieatlecd by the Senate and Jlntic of lie pre
sent ntise of the Uit;.d States of America in Con
gress assembled, That tho seventh section of an
act entitled " An act for the collection of direct tax
es in insurrectionary districts within tha Un:tcd
States and fvr oth tr purpose?," approved Juno
seven eighteen hundred and sixty two oe amended
so as to read .13 follows: Lection 7. And ba it furth
er onactci, That tho said Board of Commissioners
shall bo required in case the taxes charged upon the
said lots and psircols of land shall not bo paid as
provided for . ia .the third sectioa of this act, to
causa the same to bo advertised for sale in a news
paper published in the town, parish district or
county where sitnate; and if there be no such news
paper published in said town, parish," district or
couuty; or if the publisher thereof rcfudo to pablkh
the sumo, then in any other newspaper to be sdct
ed by Baid commissioiiHts in said district, or in tho
citp ot Washi ngtcn, for at lea;t four weeks and by
routing notice of sa5d sale in- three places ia the
town. parish, district, or county of said salo ia thn-o
public places iu she town parish district, cr Purity
within which satd 'ands aro situate, at I-iast four
weeks previous to the day of s ;ie; and at the ttiaa
and place of sole to can?o tho same to bo severally
sold to tbo highest bidder for a suia not less than
ti.lil!s puiity, al twin, .-fio-l tju u'- ii
per annual interest on said tax, pursuant to .iid
notice : iu al, cases where the owner of sa:-t 1 J cr
parcels of ground shall not on or bef-.re t ee day of
sale appear in jcrson before tho sail Board of Com
missioners and pay the amount of sale tax, with
tea per centum iatcresii thereon witb the cost of ad
vertising the sama.or request tho same to bo struck
off to a purchaser for a less o'ia than two thirds of
tho kssesse 1 vr.'.ao of said sovaial lots or parcels of
ground tho sail commissioners shall be authorized
at said salo to bid olf tho same for tho United States
at a sum not exceeding two thiods of tho asjiessel
value thereof, unless soms persoa iball bid a larger
sum: and ia that case the sa,mo shall ba struck oJ
to the highest bidder who thcll apou paving the
tha purchase raoacy ia gold aal silver coin, cr ia
the Treasury notes of the United States of in Uai
tod States notesfc or in certiorate of indcbtcdjos3
against the United State: ba entitled to reeeiv
from said commissioners their certiQoato shall ba
roccived in all courts and places as prima facie
evidence of tho regularity and validity t f said sale,
and of tho title of tho said purchaser or purchasers
under the same; Previded, That the owaer e-f said
lots of ground or any loyal porseu of the United
States having any valid lien upon or istorest in tao
same. mav. any time within sixty days after said
tale appear before tha said Board of Tax Conmis
sioncrsin his or her cwn-proper person, ani, if a
citixen, upon taking an oath, to support tho Consti
tution of tho United States and peying thi amount
cf said tax and penalty with interest thereon from
the date of tha said proclaiuition oflLo President
mentioned in the second section cf this act, at the
rata of fifteen per centum per annum together with
the expenses of tha sale nnd snbequeat procoeiin g
to ba determined by Raid coina'a doners tu-ty re
deom suid lots r.f !ecd from said sale; ar.d icy pur
chaser under tho same having paid in xieys, Tt-ea-sury
cotes, or other certificiUc of in.l'-lteu.ic-s cf
tho United Stales fchitl wp2 acb redc.-Iti.-.i being
made be entitled to hi.vc'ihe fame, wi;U thaiarer
tJt acctumg rf eer sa'd salo raluraed to hira by tue
si.id ccmajusioners, upon sr.rrenden.ng up iectrvi
fleatcscf sale; And'provided further, laar- u tno
owner of s'.Id lota cf jrrund shall bo ft miuo? a nen-
reio IaD. ali.-n c-r loyal eiH-a beyowd Ta,a parson
iff Bn;cunl ix."-!, or uacior !
Sj'.irii.i. trt'.'i e, or otter j-?r?uo I'Hfirfj o'i.i-s of
r, at pj tlma ItLta two ya.-s f:r t!-3 site
j therot, ami to th uainrii,rJ tkr-re pri.vni-M an 1 wit-i
; like eject, Art j-roridi'-l furl tier, T'Sfvt &. such s5
an tricn. pirceU-. or lots cf !aai which aiy bo so
; !eoti a e'er the virection f th President lor
f erntuect u-o for rar, military r !, r97o:oa, ebari-
i taUlfc t-lu .at'-jital, or colics turrxiise;. si-t
a;e. fee r.'i i.i t-y s.ni camTj:i.ioLcr-J, cr Vto
dir-.'itioa - f thj I'w'Jcnt fir and struct !F to the
Uiilicd iMxt.-f: Aal prIcei fu
Furuhcr, Th;t tl.e
-?h.-U (-t'y La a .loot
frt.ticafa cf. -i:.l eotr Liifsiccer" ?h.-U (-t'yLa
te-J os uvi inn") ofih reiUir.y an 1 vc!iJi:y f-f
ti'sby esiJ.hli?hir. tbofact.ih auil property raj
not suhj'Tl t :j'e:i, or tl-.at thaia'.ej hid been
paid prvlo:i to or that the property b 1 been
paid p-revioni to !, or t!- t the property h.d buj
r?iH-tried s ec 5 n th.3 rrovi-iiiita of this a.-t. '
AmtoVET). Vtbruary G, la i i'. '
Ckap.XXII. An Act to increase the clerical and
other force of tho Quarti rr --lut-er (en-rraF Oica.
and for other, icvoacj. " .
Kcfutinvc' L :.;' i'Oitct t.f ' Ancrita in 6Vu-
aswilled' Xhat thero shail ba atliel to the
also tairt ccy;ts aad s;x ifio"rii, an ana-ial
compeaatioR ot six hnudred aollara each.
' See. 2. and be it. further en-wtej, Thit"; ia settling
tho accounts t tho o-vr nr. riding oficcr cf a com
pyny for cloth a ar.d othor iailititafi applies, too
aJilavii af xny su'.U olTictr may bi reenvad to fhow
the loss of vouchers , or compiiny boik-, t r any ia 6
tor or circumstance troding to provo that any appar
ent dcSeienoy w.;3 cex-'diocoi by tn-ivuidable occi-dotit-cr
lost in aotuitl rervico withoat any fsuU oa
his part, or thi' the wholo or any part of such cloth
ing and upplies had beenpropoily acd loj-'iily used
and appropriated; and such aiadavit m.iy bo ceti'd
cre 1 a cvi-1-.T.ci) io establish tho facts set fourth,
with or without ctbca ovideaeo, as may seem to the
Se;retaij-of w.trjast and proper under the circum
stances of tho case. "
ArPi;ovi, February 7, ISoJ. " ,
CHAP. XXIII. An Act to authorize tha Raising of a
Volunteer Force for tha better Device 01 Kon
tsucky. " . .' " - ,
Bo it onii'itsd by tha Senrto and Iiou?e of Kspro-se-ntatiros
of tho Unit?J States of Arrvika ia Ccn
srrors a.-Srttnb'.ed, That the Governor of tho SUto of
Kt ntucky by Ilo consent and under, tho direction
of the Presideot of thd United States, shall have
power ta ratio and organize into regiments a volun
teor force n..-t exceeding' twenty thcusar d rack and
hla to.ba raLsod withia he State of Kentucky, to
socve for the term of twelve munths to bo employed
withtu the limits of Kentucky ia repelling iavasion
sapprusi-iug iasatrectioo, ai l fiuarding ?.nd jrotect
ingtho public projifty: Provided, That at any
tune it may be nseo.-ssa-ry ia tho ditcretioa of tha
President of the United Statej thc-JO troops may be
employed out of the limits of Kentucky against the
enemiei pf tho United States,.
. SttC.2.And bo itfurther enacted, That the regi
niontal and compaDp officers sh;ill be arposnted and
commissioned by the State of Kentucky ac:or Jing
to the laws thereof; Provided That, tha ol!icer3 of
said rcgiruer ts shall bo entitled to p.iy only when
tberiguoentj or' coin panic are filled as now requir
ed by law anil while ia actual service. - .
. Sec. and be it further eaactcd, That the regi
meuts' when rr.i?cd and officered as aforesaid shall
bn mastered into the servica of the United Statc3.
anj l.o'subjeci to tho command of the President of
the United StUea.
Sec. 4. And ba it further enacted, That tho offi
cers and soldiers thus enrolled and mastered into
sorvico shu.il ba subject to tha ruled aad articles bf
war, and shall La placed oa the same footing aj
other vduntcers ia the service of the United States
as to pay subsist snco clothing and other eraolumeat
except bcunty. fcr and during tho time they may
ba in actual e-i'vlCa. , ,
Sec. Aad. bo if fvtTther eaae, T.n a-porllen
of ih.is Vi-luctocrs corn-, not exeiding two niiaents
may whou nocessary ia the opinioa of the President
of the United States be mounted and armed as
mounted ridemei?.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That tho Pres-.
ident shall have pwer ttr raako iuch other regula
tions la regard to tha orgaaization fcnd service of
this'foive 3-s he shall d9em expient for the interest
of the service.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted That by and
with tho consent of tho President of the United
States the volunteers authorized to bo raised by this
act, or any portion of them, may bo attached to and
become part ef tho body of the threo year volun
teers, according to such rules and regulations aa the
President of the United States may prescribe.
apfbovkd, February 7. 13o3.
Chap. XXIV. An Act to provide fcr the protection
of Overland Emigrants to the States acd Terri
tories of the Pacific.
Bo it enacted by tho Senate and Plouse of Rspre
sent.itivcs of the United States of America in Con
gress assembed, That for the protection of emigrants
Lit tho overland routes to tho Ststes and Territories
vf tho i'acifio tho sum of thirto thousand dollars be
aad the same ia hereby appaopri.i ted out of any
'mrrtiey in the Treasury not otherwiso appropriated
to be exp.euded under the direction of the Secretary
of War, Provided That ten thousand dollars of said
ap rop nation shall be applied to the protection of
migrants ou the route fro'm Fort Abercrombi by
Fort Benton.
' Approved, February 7, 1S(33.
CflAr. XXV. Aa act making Appropriations for
tho Support of tho army for tho ear ending the
thirtieth of June, eigriteen hundrnd and sixty
fonr, and for a Deficiency f. r the Signal service
fur tho year ending Juo thirty, eighteen hundred
and sixty-three.
Bo it enacted by tho Senate and Uovso of Repre
sentatives of the United Mates of America in Con
gress assembled, That the folio win; sums bo and
the sauia are hereby appropriated out of any money
ia tho Treasury not otherwise appropriated for tho
ia"3 port f the army lor the year ending the thir
tieth of June eighteen hundred and ssx:y-four:
For expenses of recruiting tra asportation of ro
cruits and compensation to citizen sagoon fcr med
ical atten lanoa two hundred rnd set enty-fire thou
rand dollars. .
For b .'-'i'ties and premiums for recruits of the
regular army, throe hundred and twenty four thou
an J do'.l. r.
For bounties fr rcdruit3 of ta vo!aate;r service
five iaiiiioa dollar. -
lr collecting driilingand organising Toluniser,
and all o'her necessary expenses teu million seven
Hundred thousand dcilars.
Fir pa7 of the arwo, nine milli
fivo hundred
an l ninety six -thousand five huulrcl andthirty
rirbt iUrfr - -1 .. "...
Fcr commutation of otT.cr rs subsudenco, one rnil-li'.-n
six lamdrep aai t-ver.y tuous.-.nd aad fcrty
. eight d.dlars.
Fore-oiamat iUon of furae for cScer3'hore.i, one
hundred ai.d four thousand six hundred do'.Ir.rs.
For paymen's to discharged sol tiers for clothing
not drawn one hundred and fiftv thousand dollars.
For payments ia lieu tf clothirg for tlaccr's ser
vants, seventy six tbou.-anlnine huadroiand twea
ty dollars.
For pay cf volunteers underacts cf t-vcaty seccad
and twenty fifth of July, eighteen, b Rnd red and
sixty ono two hundred and aixty six million four
hiiLJred aad tea thoustnd tine huudred and eighty
one dollar an 1 sixc- nts.
For subsi stance in Viad for regulars, Tolunters,
engineers Indians, and Lcjpital atawards ono haa
dred and forty ciliioa ona hundred and thirty-two
thousand six hundred aai eighty tine dollars and
twenty eants.
For tLo regulars sappnic of the qattenaaster'a
department consisting of fuel fur tho o:T.e-irs enlist
ed men guard, hospitals, storehouses, and offices; of
forage ni kind for tho horses, mules, aad oxotj of the
'.uartcrmaster's department at tho scberal pr,3ts end
stations, and w.ta tao armies a the f eld; for the
horses cf the several regiments of ca-alr 1 the batte
ries of artillery, acd such companies of infantry as
may ba mounted, and at the outposts, including
bedding for the anbaa!; of straw for soldiers' bed
ding, ani of stationary, inelodin blank books for
tho ejuartcniias'.er'g deparlment, certificates for dis
charged s-.luiers, blank forms for the pay and q car
term aster's departments; for tho printing cf divis
ion and department orders and reports fixty-se?en
million t.vo handred acd ninctv-ono duliars. -
For the incidental expense of th'
otirtur-a.v3ter3
ucjjr.rtp:cnt, cor.-is'.iag ot
cosiage ou loiters ani
paeKets r. c-ivcd ana sent by ofii ;trs ot the amy on
: r.uol'a wrvtc-: e.t;-.'r:3es t co.ut---taarti aud c -art
ci ic ;u!ry, irrvl'i.iii..f tbo -ii iior-tl coo ; .i. uti 1
., 1 1 J u i;r- i.tacu.Te ic-o. .-i -. ns-'a'-r ;..va v
i . - - . . ...v. x L . . . . 1 .11 ... I ' 11-. t w . l ,r V .-i 1 vu 1
sixteenth, ci-Lteen Litrwrwl ard two: extra ray to i
ccl.uers emplojed under tho d region ct tao qu.-r-
j termastcrs derartmect, in taa erecaon 01 Cirracss,
quarter?, atoreboww. aal bct,'.:a'i5;in tha ear.3t;rac-
I ,-iiil ili'v. fie ! ti-n of roil?, an! ci ether cw'asi War, fjf jcr-
; i t
a ic-.-f t"-)urt'i e
el I'i'.r. th ."5 c:
dcpirt:i;- ij t lien-!
to f uJ friii th'
i; I.je-i d e'erkl tUi-ivJl '
'ii'terj; e.xpen.ae as-1 e'ir-rt;
I'roittitfr rcsti cnl ro,;ej ia
ti to;yn:iiteri m:A other di.-or.
oCSctrs beJ to ti.iia.1 wueja e;..i ary ei-cr..'?
r ba far-aioued: eir "r.-ti f the ia'ersKT t-f t
iiXl ia action, or who ui wut;
cn
:-r at
n'.i,ort poti en tea frontier1,
and places hen ordered by iho e ?retfiry cf V.
j and of Bya-corsaaisitoned rs atu a-Mi3ri: au
oiiied cfTlee f arai'. hire of l il-.rer3 m
tcrraastars djpartmcat, inelttdiaj th l-'ro o.'iat
pre tors, spies, nal gniles f r the arroj. e -rtr.-er. ' -tiona
of clerks to ouicors of tho qsart ru ;s:r'i .1 -pnrtaiect;
cvrreasatioa of Lr-g? aud vri;m
te, authorise.! by the act of July f;h eight. ,
hundred and tbirtyeight; for the pprche.s-: ;-a . ;
deserters aad the expanses incident to fh;r :
uit; ai.d forth fo'lowing expenditures reqi'r.'d f..r
ttio several regiments oi cavalry tha h.-itteriej :
li;ht artillery, ani su-h ccrnpaui-s ef inatry .
zy be ur-o.c".-: 1 vi;: Ih J p-ir.-haso ; f tr.ivclii: r i.
a;;s, liicioi-'nilhs' an i n ;..eiog Uols horsi an i m:."
shoes end nails, Irva a..d stcl f-T ttoctqj hir ;
vertcrinary sargoens ue-cicincs fcr horses and tna! i
picket ropo3 aad for shoeirg the 1 crses of t:.a ccr;
mated; aln geuiiratly th pre per aad anther::': 1
eipcacs (or the mcvtaienis an-i opera'.iwns of a I
annv not eetprcrsly ajsigaed to any other dep.ir.
rnont, tinctcea mil.kn oao haadrei and tireni
ve thc;u.anl dtilara. -
'For tho purchase cf cavalry and artillery hurt.:,
twenty thre-3 miliioo oa haairei aal eighty-iin-i
thourand thrao huadred and seventy-2 ee d -liars.
: For luileago or tho a'lowauoo made to oT.:sri c
tha army for th t-ansportarion of the xse'rs ai. I
their baggage, when travollng 01 d;ite wivhcul
trops ccoorts, or s tppli-s oaa mulion of d Tars.
Fcr transportation of tha army, ine'.a ding ti
baga:;o cf tho trosps whea ttovirg either by lar
or water; of clothing, ea.mp aad girri-T-a iaipa
from tho depots at Peiblolnhia and Nw Y'ork an t
Ciacianafi to the several post and army depot aal
from those depts to ih J troor3 ia tho field; and of
subsistence com the places of purchase aad front
the places of delivery undsr contract, to such place
as the oiioamstanoes" of tha service may ra -pairs
lb cm to bo s.nt: of crJaaaeo ordnAae stores and
small arms from foundsties an 1 armories to tqa ar
ctaals, fortiScatioas, -frontier posts, aal army do -ots;
freights warfage, tolls, and ferriages; for tho
purchato sad hire of horses, m ales, ox ea and har
ness ad the purcLaso and rea'r of vagons, -carti.
and day., and of ships aai ether sehgoing TseiJ,
nnd b.KiJ ra-juired for the tian'portajioa cf sap
plies and fir girrisca purposes; for draytge aai
cartige at tho severu.1 posts: hira of team'ter; traa
pertatioa of funds for the the pay aad other disbur
sing departments, tho expecs j of tailing pub!:?
transports cn tho various rivers, tha Ualf of ilaxi
00 and tho Atlaatia and Pacific; and for producing
water at such posts as, from tho'.r situation reqair
it to ba brought from a distaace; aad for clearing
roaii, and reaving obstructions from rads har
bors aad rivers, to thj exteat whkh may be repair
ed for tho actual peratioBS cf the troops ia tha
field, fifty six million five hundred thousand doir
Lars.,
For hire or commutation of quarters for olTieert
ou military daty; hire of quirters for troo-.s; ef
storehouses for toe safo keeping of military stores;
of grounds for summer cantonments; for tha con
struction of temporary h-ats, hospitals, and sUbles,
aud for repairing publio building a5 csUbliihed
posts eight million dollars.
For heating aad cooking 3tovos. ona hurt Irei an i
fe-rty thousand dollars.
Eor telegraph for military "purpose, and for ex
penses in operating the same, "fife hundred thou
sand dollars.
For supplies transportation, and cra cf pTtsoncrl
of war, one million tivo hundred thr.u.viad dollars.
For contingenoks - . -I-i ' I "'' i
san I dollars.
For clothing for :: -. -n '.- :
fn-:fZ9, ar.i f it
scveiity-six zniilio . - -.. ...
thousand nine hua-L .i a. 1 1 ea i . ft .. I
four eants.
For medicines, iastrumcaL', dressings; and 0
forth, for the regular army, oaa hundred aai thir
ty .five thonsaai dollars. .
Fcr hospi.al stores, bedding, aad so forth f jv tha,
regular army, oae hundred thousand dollars .
Forhospiul farnitare and fiell eqaipmeats for
tha regular army, thirty thousand dollars.
For medical books, stationary, aad printing 4-r
the regular army, eight thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
For private physicians, ani meileines jfarnuhel
by them, for the regular amy fifty sovoa thoasaal
five huadred dollars.
For biro of clerks aa i laborers in purveying de
pots for the regular army one thousand a ice huadred
dollars.
For eontiauing meteorological observations and
tabulating the same, under Ihe direction cf thd
surgeon general fcr the regular army five huadruJ
dollaw. . ' '
For cntingencies for tbe regular amy tw thou
sand oao hundred aad fifty dollars.
For compensation 6f soldiar acting as cooks aal
nurses under the act of August sixteen eighteen
hundred and fifty six aad March ihroi eighteea
hundred and fifty seven for the rejalar army, two
thousaad dollars.
Fcr ice fruits aad other comforts uadar aets of
August three eighteen hundred and tiity-ons, ar. i
July five, eighteen handred an t sixty i-.it for the
regular army, twenty thousaal doiUrs.
For citizen nurses under act of July fire e'ghtcen
hundred and sixty twa, for the regular army fi.a
thousand dollars
For hospital clothing for the regular army, fifteea '
tbousaai dollars.
For care of sick soldiers ia private hoipita's, for
the reguLr army, eighteen taoujaai fire hundred
dollars-
Fcr artificial limb3 for s-jldiers, for the regulaa
arary ani seamen five thousand dollars.
For medicines, instruments, .dressing?, aal so
forth f 1 r tha volunteers four millioasof dollars.
For hospital stores bedding, and s- forth f,r tbo
volanteurs, threo million five hundred thousands
dollars. - -
For hospital furniture aad field ei'jipmentj,fcr
tho vclacteers, ono million dollars.
For medical book3, stationary, aa-1 printicg for tbd
volunteers one hundred thousand d-nlars.
For private physicians, and med'tciccs faraibd b-y
thorn for tha volaatcers, four bandral tuousaai
dollars. - - -
For-biro of elcrr.j ar.d laborers ia purveying ds
po:3,fortha To'uuttfon, twenty five tbousaai dol
bir3. For eontiaaing motcrrological clirervatlors and
1 fa,JU'"-tirg the tabulating tho same, under th-a di-
rctitica oi tha gcrgscn general fo.r tho Tolaatcers,
01 a thuMxand dollars.
FjI contic.eccies, for the Toluat :ers, twelve thou
sau l fiva huadred doilars.
Fyr compensation of soldier acting aj cooks aai
nurses, nnder the acts of August sixteen eighteen
hundred and fifty six and Mareh three, eighteen
hundred and fifty-seven for the Volunteer:;, uve;iiy
fivo thousand dollars.
For ico, fruit and othv eorafcrts, cn I-.rae'j cf
August threo eighteen- hiadrcd and sry-oce end
July five eighteen hundred aud .-.ixty tvo,furtho
foiaatoeis, oae hundred ani sevenfj thousaad dol
lars. .
For citizen nurse?, under aci cf July v eigh
teen huuired and sixiy two, for th3 volaatoera oa&
hunir.:d thousand doiUr3. ... ;
For borpital clothing fcr tho Tolaa:rsf e'ghtj
thoueaci dollars. , "
For era of sick eoldieri in private tospi'al., far
the volunteers, one haadrei aal sizceea thoaiiai
2-e hundi.ed dollars. ' ..' .
F'or artificial liabs for rolaateer soiIicr3 tzl
sdameo, fcrty-five thousand dollars.
For tho army medical museum five thousand
dollars.
Fcr medlci2e3 ani medical attea-Ianca formgry
iefuecc3, (commonly called contrtbanis) fifty tho-a-sani
dollars. -
For contingent erpaa3es cf the adjutant go rjsral"s
Jepartiacct at department head.paarten, t.vo thoa
satid dollars.
For expenses of the conimaad'rg general's oI;?r
tea thonjind dalbTS.
For nrnia meat of f;rtificatioas tr.o million firo
handred thcasaal dollars. -
For the eurrat expenses of the crdaaaea servic
nine bundrel thousaad dollirs.
For ordr.aaco, ordaanco st-.-ie, and sapplloo, iz
cludirg hojo cquijmcats for ail mouni:---.! iroor,
six rniLUoa fiva iiun-.lred and ferty-five ti j.'.-.i-ii
dollars.
i -'.r th t-iftr. .: i'.Je : of t f! f J th ;
Ajii.c-rr I .i-i 'ii:;i!o - i-. t Lr.r.iivt j.u i Ih;y ;
i'r rera'-s and imt-roveuieat? ar.i new se- .v.I-..
eary at tno national araaoro at
ivfin rla ' 1
causttd, cna hunured and Lily
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