Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-26


WILL. UNDER EXISTING LAWS.
PAY LOYAL ME N
For Property taken for the use Of, aud actu-
ally used by the
Army Of the United States,
MO MATTER WHETHR RECEIPTS WERE
~ or were not given for the same by the officer
making the seizure. Claimants have only to
know the name of tne officer that took their
property, ard prove the facts by two creditable
CHAPMAN, HOSNER d CO., of Wash
ington, d. c., have established a Branch Office at
NO. "a COIOnnade building, Nashville
Tennessee for the purpose Of taking up and
prosecuting Just claims Of the above character,
held by loyal men of Tennessee against the Gov
eminent.
LOYAL owners in Tennessee are entitled to
$500 Three Hundred Dollars each for
their slaves mustered into the military service.
G., Ii. d CO.'S Branch Office, Nashville, is
giving especial attention to the preparation Of
Slave Claims. Their house has been for the
last three months engaged in preparing and
prosecuting such claims IN Kentucky and Mis-
souri,, and for two months have been Cling large
numbers Of them in the State Of Tennessee.
Being thereioretamillar with the business, they
offer their services to Attorneys, Agents and
Claimants, confident they enjoy unusual facili-
ties for serving them.
will be gratifed to know that, by recent deci-
sion OF the Court Of Claims, they are entitled to
five dollars per month additional pay for ser
wants, from May lst, 1864 to March Sd, 1865.
Chapman, Hosmer 4 Co. were the attorneys in
the case decided, and rs they have been for over
two years engaged in its litigation, il is fair to
say that they can offer to claimants, under the
decision, Superior facilities for the expeditions
settlement of their claims.
Lawful heirs OF deceased officers are entitled
to the additional allowance.
COtOred Soldiers, upon filing their disl
charge papers with C., II. q Co., can obtain
bounty of $500 or $500, according to date of
enlistment The heirs of colored soldiers are
entitled to the bounties that would have been
paid the soldier himself ii living.
Pensions are due from the Government to
those, without distinction Of color, suffering
from wounds or disability received or disease
contracted in the army or navy, or to whom
soeyer had a husband father son or brother
killed in battle, OF that died from wounds re
ceived or disease contracted in the service c.
IA. q Co. are filing Pension Claims daily and are
ready TO promptly prepare all cases that may
offer.
Chapman, Hosmer a Co, at their Branch
Office, No. "a COl0nnade BBIldinE Nashville
Tenn, offer their services TO the people OF Ten
nessee generally, rs attorneys IN the prosecution
of all tBlr claims against the Government, and
to satisfy those who may not know them in
regard to integrity and business capacity, they
give the following
Nashville Reierences.-Thomas b. sample
Cashier Traders Bank of Tennessee, A. g. San
ford, President First National Bank; j. G. Nc
trOry, Cashier First National Bank: Adams Glib
son 4 Co, Wholesale Merchants; Hon. H. H.
Harrison, United States District Attorney; s.
Watson. President Bank of Tennessee: Wing,
T0bey A Co.. Bankers; Col f. 2, Ferry United
States Tax Commissioner; n r. AIloway, Esq:
Josiah FERRIS, Esq; Gen. Richard ". johnson.
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