RegulatioaS established by the Setstary se

 War, for sustaining claims to Pensions.
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The following eEidenrn will be required in all militia cases, aud cases of the reaula, army, where the discharge and surgeou's certificate have been lost or destroyed, or where none have been given sufficient ta authorize the Secretary Of War to grant pens sions, VIZ:

 In cases where the regular discharge aud the surgeons certificate for disability cannot he had. the applican, fer pension, whether he has been soldier of the regular army, er a militia man, in the seryi ice of the United States, during the late war with Great Bri- tain or since that period, must produce the sworn certificate of his Captain, or other of. ficer hnder whom he served. stating distinei. ly the tune and place of his having baen wounded, o otherwise disabte,l, and that the same wounds or disabilities arose while iu the service of the United States, and in the line of his duty; with inc affidavit of one or more surgeonsf or physicians, whether of ihe army or citizens, accurately describing the wound, and stating the degree of dissbil- fly [" which ,he soldier msy be entitled Hn- der il. Thase doenmenss to be sworn la he- fore n judge of the United States court, os some judge or justice of the peace; and t . State judge or justice of the peace, then uu- der the seal of the clerk of the county in which such judge or justice may reside; and the nams oi the paymasiers who last paid the soldIer, as belonging io ths srryics of the United States, to be in every instance furnished by the applicant, in order to a due examination of the muster rolls,

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 Psns,on OEce, Dec. 23, 1877.