The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-04-10

THE undersigned having had several years. experience
in of the public Departments Of washington offers
his services to claimants for military and naval pensions
invalid pensions bounty land &c. His experience and
acquaintance with the minor details of business
In the accounting Offices and his knowledge Of
the decisions made in the adjudication of claims enable him
offer his services with the confident OF procr
ing early and action on all claims presented by
him. =.
He will give his personal attention in the settlement Of
all claims against the United Ststes-such in
Cured in the organisation Of volunteers accounts of
crnng officers claims for horses lost property destr
ed prvseer pensions qusrtermasters commssaries and
wagon masters accounts extra pay back pay rejected
claims and claims before Congress.
NapaI Peasions-in all where any ofhcer, seaman
marine engineer fireman. coal beaver belonging to the
United States has died In the naval service Of wound
or disease in the line of duty leaving
a wi minor children, there is less pension
due the amount depending the circumstances of each
particular case
erican War-In case Of any officer or soldier either of
the regular army volunteers who died in the service
during the late with Mexico after leaving he ser
vice. of wounds received diseases contracted in said
vice. leaving widow children under sixteen years Of
age there pension to such widow children.
where any officer Of the regular army any officer
private soldier Of the militia including rangers sesfenci
bles volunteers either In the Of 1912 at any sub
sequen me died Of wounds received IN actual service
leaving widow OF children under sixteen years Of age,
there pensi due such widow children, widow
and children as the case may be- If 1t has never been re-
ceived.
IapaiM Pensions-Al officers and prvates whether of
the navy militia volunteers who have been at
time disabled reserved
contracted while the line of duty entitled PENSIONS
depending upon the rank Of the invalid and the
degree Of disability.
In many Of the public Offices aud in the Pension Office
particularly there 10 great number Of suspended and
ected claims many Of which could be established put in
to the hands Of efficient agent at the seat Of
who thoroughly acquainted with that branch Of business
All letters addressed to A. NJ GANGEWER, Washing.
fon ID. c. che postage being psid) making inquiries in
regard TO claims will be promptly attended to- Claims for
pension back pay and ertrG pay will be attended TO with
out charge unless they successfully prosecuted In
which he will charge reasonable censge upon the
sun recovered
Persons writing TO him In regard to claims should com
muncate all the facts Of the in full manner as
possible. Especially in ali claims for pension, extra or
back pay bounty lands the Of the ocer or soldier
time and place of his enlistment the company aud reg
msnt In which he served the length Of time he served &c.
should be fully stated.
He will send forms and instructions when snmctent facts
communicated to enable him to determine what laws
are applicable TO the case. A. M. GANGEWEk,
Mdroh ID lSol.-6m Washington, ~. T.
References - Hon. s. p. Chase, Ohio; Hon. ID. Wilmot
PennsylvAnA Hon. o. Cole Wisconsin; Hon. Ellis Lewis
Lancaster Pennsylvania Gen Edward Armor, Carlisle
vania Dr. o. Bailey, Editor National Era and
the accounting officers generally.