Statutory Arbitration. 262. Notice of Application for Judgment. Court. In the matter of the arbitration be tween A. B. and Y. Z. Please take notice, that the undersigned will apply to the court [at a special term to be held] at the City-hall in the city of of on the day 18 at o'clock in the noon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an order confirming the award heretofore made in this matter, and for judgment thereon, with costs. [Signature.] On reading and filing notice of motion and proof of due service thereof, and the annexed submission and proof of the execution thereof by the affidavit of O. P., dated the day of , 18, and the annexed award pursuant thereto, and proof of the execution thereof by the affidavit of Q. R., dated the day of 18, and after hearing G. H. for the said A. B., and I. J. [or, and no one appearing] for the said Y. Z. ORDERED, that the said award be and hereby is confirmed, and judgment directed thereon according to the statute, with costs to be taxed [or insert any special directions given as to costs.] Enter, 264. Judgment on Award. [Title as in preceding form.] [Signature of Justice.] Certain matters in controversy between A. B. and Y. Z. having been by them submitted to M. N. as arbitrator, as by their submission in writing [or, by the condition of their respective bonds of submission executed by the parties to each other respectively], and bearing date the day of 18, and hereto annexed, more fully appears; and the said arbitrator having been first duly sworn according to law, and having heard the proofs and allegations of the parties respectively [or, of said A. B., the said Y. Z. not appearing after due notice to him given, as appears by the affidavit of dated the day of and annexed hereto]; and the said arbitrator having duly made, published, and declared his award in writing [and under seal], which is hereunto annexed, and no proceedings to modify said award having been taken [or if any have been had, recite them], and the court having, by order duly made, and dated on the day of firmed said award, and authorized judgment to be entered thereon with costs [here state special direction as to costs, if any]. con Arrears of Pay and Bounty-Army and Navy. Now, THEREFORE, it is adjudged [etc., proceeding as in other cases of judgments in civil actions, according to the relief awarded. See FORMS OF PRACTICE, Vol. II.] CHAPTER VIII. ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY. Arrears of pay, due an officer or a soldier at the time of his decease, are payable to the following persons, in the order named: 1. (If the deceased was married) to his widow. 2. (If no widow survives) to his child or children, (through their guardian, if minors). 3. (If he died unmarried) to the father. 4. (If the father is dead) to the mother. 5. (If both parents are dead) to the brothers and sisters jointly. Lastly, To the heirs generally. The bounty of $100 is payable to the relatives of a deceased soldier in the following order-viz., 1. To the widow (if there be one). 2. To the children (if any), share and share alike. 3. To the father (provided he has not abandoned the support of his family). 4. To the mother, if the father be dead, or has abandoned the support of his family. 5. To the brothers and sisters. The father, mother, and brothers and sisters must be residents of the United States, in order to receive the bounty. The above is payable to the relatives of all volunteers in the war of the rebellion, and to the relatives of all who enlisted in the regular service since July 1, 1861, or who enlisted during the year 1862. Widows of commissioned officers, and of soldiers dying after being discharged, are not entitled to bounty, nor are the widows of deceased three months' volunteers. No money can be paid to the heirs of a deceased soldier who have in any manner aided or abetted the existing rebellion. Soldiers discharged on account of wounds received in battle are entitled to the bounty of $100. No other soldier is entitled unless he has served for a period of two years, or during the war, if sooner ended. The application and deposition required must be subscribed and sworn to before a judge, commissioner, notary public, or justice of the peace, duly authorized to administer oaths, accompanied by the certificate and seal of a court of record as to the fact of the said judge, etc., being duly commissioned, and acting in his official capacity at the time of the execution of the foregoing papers. The taking out of "letters of administration" is unnecessary, except in such cases as it may be required by the accounting officers. All claims for arrears of pay and bounty may be sent directly to the office of the Second Auditor of the Treasury Department, Washington. Letters of inquiry in relation to a claim should specify the name of the deceased, and the company, regiment, and State to which he belonged; and in all cases, to secure an answer, the name, post-office, and State of the writer should be distinctly written. By Widow. Application by Invalid: 265. Invalid's Application for Arrears of Pay and Bounty. STATE OF [designating where the ap County of plication is sworn to.] } 88. and State of , 18, personally appeared before me, a [here give name and title of officer duly authorized to administer oaths] in and for the county and State aforesaid, A. B., of in the county of who being duly sworn, declares that his age is years;* that he is the same A. B. who was a [here designate rank―e. g., private, or, corporal], in Company [designating it by its letter], commanded by [here give name of captain], in the Regiment of [here name State] volunteers, cavalry [or, infantry, or, artillery], who was honorably discharged from the service of the United States at , in the State of about the day of , 18, by reason of [here set forth the cause, etc.] This declaration is made to recover all arrears of pay and other allowances due said A. B. from the United States, and the bounty provided by the section of the act of Congress, approved [date of approval]. AND HE HEREBY APPOINTS J. K., of as his lawful attorney, and authorizes him to present and prosecute this claim, and to receive and receipt for any orders or moneys that may be issued or paid in satisfaction thereof. The post-office address of the claimant is as follows: [stating it.] and State of on or [Signature of claimant.] ALSO personally appeared before me, M. N. and O. P., of the county of to me well known as credible persons, who, being duly sworn, declare that they have been for years acquainted with the above-named A. B., who was a [here designate rank, as above] in Company [letter of company] of the Regiment of [designate it, as above], and know that the applicant is the identical person he represents himself to be; that they saw him sign the foregoing declaration; and that they have no interest whatever in this application. [Signatures of witnesses.] 18 ; and I SWORN to and subscribed before me, this day of hereby certify that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this claim. [Signature and title of magistrate.] 266. Widow's Application for Arrears of Pay and Bounty. STATE OF [designating where the ap- On this 18 , personally appeared before me, a [here gire name and title of officer duly authorized to administer oaths] in and for the county and State aforesaid, C. B., of who, being duly sworn, declares that her age is years; that she is the widow of A. B., late of the county of who was a [here designate rank-e. g., corporal, or, private] in Company [letter of company], commanded by [here give name of captain], in the Regiment of [here name State] volunteers, cavalry [or, infantry, or, artillery], who died in the service of the United States at in the State of name was . about the and that she was married to said A. B., deceased, on or day of 18, at in the State of by ; that she has remained a widow since the decease of her said husband, and knows there is no record evidence of said marriage [or, that there is record evidence of said marriage-to wit: stating what]. This declaration is made to recover all arrears of pay and other allowances due said deceased from the United States, and the bounty provided by the 6th Section of the Act of Congress, approved July 22, 1861. AND SHE HEREBY APPOINTS J. K., of as her lawful attorney, and authorizes him to present and prosecute this claim, and to receive and receipt for any orders or moneys that may be issued or paid in satisfaction thereof. Her post-office address is as follows: [stating it.] [Signature of claimant.] ALSO personally appeared before me, M. N. and O. P., of the county of to me well known as credible persons, who being duly sworn, declare that they have been for years acquainted with the above-named applicant, and with said A. B. deceased, who was a [state rank, as above], in Company [letter of company] of the [insert number] Regiment of [designate it, as above], and know that said deceased recognized said applicant as his lawful wife, and that she was so recognized by the community in which she resided; and that they have no interest whatever in this application.(a) [Signatures of witnesses.] and State of SWORN [etc., as in the form preceding]. 267. Children's Application for Arrears of Pay and Bounty.(b) STATE OF [designating where the ap On this day of personally appeared before me, a [here give name and title of officer duly authorized to administer oaths], in and for the county and State aforesaid, A. B., of aged years [and D. B. of who being duly sworn, declare in the State of in the State of aged years], that the above-named persons are of the age stated, and are the legitimate children of A. B., late of in the county of who was a [here designate rank—e. g., corporal, or, private], in Company [letter of company], commanded by [here Regiment of [here designate State] volunartillery], who died or was killed in the give name of captain], of the teers, infantry [or, cavalry, or, on or about the day of and that she is dead. This application is made to recover all arrears of pay and other allowances due the deceased from the United States, and the bounty provided by the (a) Proof of marriage (record evidence, if possible) must always accompany the applications of those claiming to be the widows. (b) An application by a guardian should give the name and age of the ward or wards, and should be accompanied by letters of guardianship, or an authenticated copy thereof. Application by Father: By Mother. 6th section of the act of Congress, approved July 22, 1861. AND THE APPLICANTS HEREBY APPOINT J. K., of their lawful attorney, and authorize him to present and prosecute this claim, and to recover and receipt for any orders or moneys that may be issued or paid in satisfaction thereof. Their post-office address is as follows: [stating it.] [Signatures of claimants.] ALSO personally appeared before me, M. N. and O. P., of the county of and State of to me well known as credible persons, who being duly sworn, declare that they have been for years acquainted with the above-named applicants, and with said A. B., deceased, who was a state rank, as above], in Company [letter], of the [number] Regiment of [designate it, as above], and know the above-named children to be the legitimate children of said deceased; and that the deponents have no interest whatever in this application. [Signatures of witnesses.] SWORN [etc., as in Form 265]. 268. Father's Application for Arrears of Pay and Bounty. in the county of and State of on or [As in Form 265 to the *, continuing thus:] That he is the father of C. B., late of who was a [state rank-e. g., corporal, or, private] in Company [letter of company], commanded by [here give name of captain] of the [number] Regiment of [here designate State] volunteers, infantry [or, cavalry, or, artillery], who died or was killed in the service of the United States, at about the day of , 18, leaving neither wife nor child. This application is made to recover all arrears of pay and other allowances due to the deceased from the United States, and the bounty provided by the 6th section of the act of Congress, approved July 22, 1861. AND THE APPLICANT HEREBY APPOINTS J. K., of as his lawful attorney, and authorizes him to present and prosecute his claim, and to receive and receipt for all orders or moneys that may be issued or paid in satisfaction thereof. The post-office address of the applicant is as follows: [stating it.] [Signature of claimant.] and State of years ALSO personally appeared before me, M. N. and O. P., of in the County of to me well known as credible persons, who, being duly sworn, declare that they have been for acquainted with the above-named applicant, and with said C. B., the deceased, who was a [state rank, as above] in Company [letter], of the [number] Régiment of [designate it, as above], and know said applicant to be the father of said deceased, and that said deceased left neither wife nor child; and that they have no interest whatever in this application. SWORN [etc., as in Form 265]. [Signatures of witnesses.] 269. Mother's Application for Arrears of Pay and Bounty. [As in Form 266 to the *, continuing thus:] That she is the mother of A. B., late of in the county of |