The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-13

into the United States service, the company of
Captain Cornelius Gillian, Of he Missouri
volunteers, that served in Florida
An act for the relief Of the adniiasfrasors of 10
seph Edson, deceased, late marshal Of the dis
tyiet Of Vermont "a" ="
For the amount of fees due him on certain exc
eutions IN favor OF The United States which
were executed by him while marshal alore-
/ said and which ices We're charged by him in
| his account, and disaliowed by the ACCOUNT
ing officers oil the Treasury Department. :
IN aet for the relief Of Bernard O'NeiH.
| In full compensation for the OF the govern
| ment OF his land since eighteen hundred and
| twenty-seven, and Tor sand and for wood Ia
ken thcreifom for the use of the United
| States; and In full for any other damages
any time heretofore done to said lands 10y
agents of the United States
IN act for the reiief Of The legal representatives
Of John Lauso,i, deceased.
For services rendered as a private in the army
of the United States, from the first of May,
eighteen hundred and seventeen, To the thir-
tieih of March, eighteen hundred and eigh-
teen, the time of the death OF The iniestatc
An act for The relief of Josiah Haskell.
For his services on the Sandy Bay breakwater,
within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
III, act for tie relief of Henry La Reiatrse
For his services as interpreted :
IN act for the relief Of The legal representatives
of James IL Clark.
lull stllsucllDn loT uu MS clllltts
government to April, one thousand eight hum
bred and thirty, rs exhibited in his statement
thereof, rs a purser in the navy
An act for the relief Of John Speakman.
In full compensation for all losses he may have
sustained by reason of any action OF the gov
ernment affecting his contract to line gun
powder barrels with India rubber cloth, for
the use OF the United States y
An act for the relief IF John C.. .Ste,oan aud
others.
For services while employed in the years eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-eght, eighteen hun
and forty, to watch the treasury building, and
TO build and maintain fires in the rooms of
the same
IN act for the relief Of James H. Coniey.
In full payment for his services, as acting car
penter on board the United States steamship
Princeton, from the eighth day of September,
eighteen hundred and forty three, To the sew
enth day of January, eighteen hundred and
an act for the rele of the legal representatives of
William Bu,,ce, deceased.
In full for the damage sustained by the de-
ceased aforesaid, in the burning of his build
ings on Palm island, Florida, by the order of
Brigadier General Armistcad, of the United
States army
IN act for The relief ofhe legal represent of
ne late Joseph Il. Primea" and 1aomas j.
Chapman
For spolations committed on said firm by the
Yancton Indians Of the Sioux tribe In the lat
ter part OF the year eighteen hundred and
thirty-tive
An act for the relief Of Jacob L.. pancs.
For horse lost in the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirteen, while in the service Of
the United States
For The use of his team of four horses and a
wagon eighteen days in the year eighteen
hundred and thirteen, which said team was
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