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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-03-12
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this House, append hereto specimens
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BgLvIDKRE, ILLINOIS, October a.
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Property taken by the Army i'm Stat.
not sfR NERssKwrecfSNrp

Claims of this character will provided
they fled before January
date they barred limitation.
In addition prosecute military and naval
claims of every description procure Patents
Copyrights business Once
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OF the utmost prompude, and
matters intrusted TO hands. y -
GEO. K. LEMON.
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DAVID L. PHELPS.
Mr. Grn. n. L.pnnN

HIs T.
DEAR SIR have Just received from the Pttsburg pension
agent 81 10 30 as penson and certificate pension
OF month hereafter Please thanks
the M and prompnes you have displayed In the
OF nay claim
Yours, respectfully
WILLIAM HAZEN
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b. HOUSTON.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., January IS, 1881
Mr. GKO. E. LKMoN


WORTHY SIR have received for two hundred ana
xtywo dollars and sixytwo cents t26262) payment
and ust confess hat well pleased your
OF claim before the Department Please thanks
Yours, wellwshed, = '
OLIVE r. DEXTER
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mfr. LEMON

DEAR Agent at pitts
burgh taken IT happy
family Please heartfelt thanks for able
my behaif Yours truly.
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OLIVE r. DEXTER.
LuTEsvILLE, Mo-, January "a, 1881.
Nr I.nmox /:

DEAR sIR return heartfelt thanks getting my
pension money. received $S30.40. 80 =
Truly yours,
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OITIzEN NArIoNAL BANx.

Captain GEORGE e. LEMON for the coec-
ton of claims hington Clty thorough
exceedingly wetnformea of business
and entirely responsible believe
war claims requiring ans oonded
hands
JNo. A. J. CRESwELL,
President
W. +. ROACH,
NoAna
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Funds for Soldiers.

Money honestly paid is like the quality Of mercy
as described by Shakspeare
The quality of mercy is not strained
II droppeth as the gentle rain from Heaven
Upon the place beneath, IT is twice blessed
1t besseth him chat gives aud him that takes
Every debt paid Union soldier will bring bless
ing on this Government, even as the soldier is
blessed in receiving the bounty. The following
letters recently seen by us, show the Government
is doing good work
TASSERsvLLE. GrLMonE CO. wEsr VA,
@ you procured IfS ySy ' muoS PLEASED
Yours respectfully BE-. cUTLrP.
BnAvrSs, SUSSEX Co, NJ q
s3ss s s Rssa ss3 SsnT assg %
JOHN MOORE.
BuRLrSoroN, W., January ., 1851.
NJ % Ss
Yours sincerely, JOHN KELLY.
MoSrounsvrrrr, PA, January Il 1881.
For your attention lecng
ssns s5yes ys PsoTed receive January
EDITH BREEoH.
RIVER, LrconlSo COUNTY, PA
received check from the Pension
family Please accept heartfelt thanks for your abIe
R. VAN CAMP.
NoRrolK ST LAWRENCE couyEry, n ~
yri,s e s, S.a that
securing it. Yours respectfully, - ~
ovnRrsK. MICH, January g. 1881
1 ss 9aye a gGGeysd @ @y Fs d
Respectfully, dERRIT H sLoTMAN
TAnAroA, Ill, January s. 1881.
attorney please warm
LEBANON, N ", January Is, ISL
saaA. ssu TsaT ssTss sass aa Very
FREEMAN ALLEN
LooKvILtn, FAtnrrELD COUNTY, cT, Jan 49, 1881
thqns
Truy yours, JOHN 4. RHODES
CESrRKvILrE Iowa. January 70, 1881
p.ss s s E fse ssss s s gssssssa's
SCOTLAND, EDGAR Co.. ILL, January 5, 1881
M e g @ dr to Please
WILLIAM HARsHBARGAR
PERRr, DALLAS Co, Iowa, January H. 1881
DEAR SIR: received pension certificate s7os Many
thanks for your services my attorney. 80
Yours truly, CHARLES f. SMITH
MESAsHA, WIS, January l5 1881
SIT y % Saass % 6aasaS
Yours, very respectfully, JANE FINCH.
REPUBLIC, ONO, January H. 1881
DEAR return
claim successful issue. received
which much obliged '''fS' ~
Yours very truly,
JESSE M. SPoONER
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, January lo, 1881
Gro. E. LEMON, Esq, - - -
DEAR SIR: Benz Martin desires through your
able efforts his attorney before
eeved $50 TO- He tenders his warmest thanks you.
Yours, respectfully,
b. HOUSTON
JERSEY CITY, N j., January Is, 1881
WORTHY SIR: have received hundred and
sxtywo dollars and xtywo t2622) as rst payment
and confess hat
OF claim before the Department Please accept my THANKS
Yours well wished, = - ~
OLIVE DEXTER
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WILLIAM II. HAzEN.
ALBANY, Ill, January "a, 1881.
Capt. LRMoH:

Capt LRAoE: - ' - '
Sic; have received pension tll6S2o Many
thanks for your able services Ia behalf -
Years respectfully,
aRO A HILL
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HOUSE or RnpREsENTArIvEs

-. ..u., -.., - WAsHiNaToN u. G. hqrch 1870
Lemons OF this city cheeruly commend him as gentleman
tion OF Bounty and other claims against the Government
experience in that line give him advantages.
W.PSPRAGUE, M
Fifteenth Of Ohio.
JAS ID. STRAW BRIDGE. AZ. U.
1hirteenh District Of PeaYssyIvania.
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Sr. AUaUsrIaE, FLA, january lo is
fiEo. "a LRMnN. ESQ

DRAR SIR Benz Martin desires say that through your
able efforts his attorney before the Pension Office
eeived ss5670 He tenders his thanks you
Yours, respectfully,
r. HOuSTON
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EDITH BREECH.

WALLIS RIVER, LYcoMlNa COUNTY, PA,
January Z, 1881
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Increase OF Pensions.

Pension laws liberal formerly
now entitled to higher rate than they receive
From and and after January charges for
services in claims for increase pension
biy Is alleged unless successful in procuring the increase
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War OF 1912.

All surviving officers and soldiers OF this whether in
military service
fourteen QQ days. If in battle sSirmish less
period and the widows OF such who have not Remarked
entitled pension eight dollars of
atty is no longer required in those claims.
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NORFOLK, ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, N Y.
January O. 1891
Mr. LKMoE:
write let YOU that from the
Office $s97S and thank much for
securing it, Yours respectfully,
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MoNrouRsvLrR, PA, January 7, 1881
Mr.. LEMON:

attention ecting
feel duty well pleasure, my
1881, 81, IS. Yours respectfully,
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Heirs.

Widows, minor children, dependent mothers father
minor brothers and sisters in the order named
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Any person desiring information my eanding
responsibility VIII be furnished with satisfactory
reference In hts ytciMt or Congressional District
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Horses lost i'm Service.

CIalms Of ths character promptly attended to- Many
this character erroniously rejected Cores
in such cases is respectfully invited.
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GEORGE II LEMON,


OFFICES eiS, rs Street, Ccazeus National Bsnk)
, = - washington, ID. G.
Pensions
m % & or &c ons
Heirs.
Widows minor children, dependent fathers
minor brothers and sisters tho named entitled
War of 1912.
All surviving officers and soldiers this whether the
military or naval service Of the United states who served
period and the widows of such who have remarked
atty longer required h these Claims 'oO' q 10Y
Increase OF Pensions.
gss @ ass an nSg ne n and are
From and and after January 1881 shall make charges
% Where The '
Restoration TO Pension Roll.
room S 5s1
may pensions renewed BY GORE
spending with this house.
Desertion.
from regiment enlistment in another is not
an Wh0 " the service the United States and in the line
Land Warrants.
7s&o March 1855 and certain heirs
entitled hundred sixty land already
Land purchased for cash At the highest
Correspondence invited
Prisoners of War.
Ration money promptly collected.
FuElOmgEs Esatf0ns.
cannot be collected without the furough u'n AinS
Horses lost iEa Service.
G%s 3 TO- caRy
in such cases is respectfully invited.
Bounty and PAY.
Collections promptly made
Property taken by the Army i'm States
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CLAIMS! CLAIMS!
This Claim House Established i'm
S 9 5y
GEORGE IL LEMON,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw,
OFFICES, 65, IS Street, (cltzeus National Bsuk,)
n = 49,, 90 Washington, ID. G.
Pensions.

IL wounded, injured or have contracted any disease
ever slight the disability, apply at once Thousands en-
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MENAsHA, WIS, j
Nr Gvc n r.pMoN .

DEAR SIR: / received my pension this A. m auo
&24l5l3 tender my most sincere thanks a thou nd
Yours, very respectfully, JANE A.
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Amounts due collected without unnecessary DELAY
cannot be collected without the furlough.
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OvERYsEL. MIon.. Iannary


Mr. LEMON
received first payment upon the claim
prosecuted for the Pension Office
Many thanks
Respectfully, GERRIT II. SLOTMAN
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REruBLIc, ONO, January II. 1851
Mr.. GEo. e. LEMoN

II Il
DRAR SIR: return
checks for nj Ias az cy
which very much obliged you ''~' -
Yours very truly,
JESSE M SPooNER
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bounty and PAY.

Collections promptly made.
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LocKyILLR, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, On, Ia

DEAR ept my sincere thanks for your great k
IN securing my pension money. received 81 S07 81
Truy yours, JOHN A. RHO
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BuRLINaroN, ", Jannary 3, ISL.


Capt. @. LEMON;
DEAR Allow express you my heartfelt gratitude
able efforts
lnoney. % &74l66.
Yours sincerely, JOHN KELLY,
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NATIONAL TRIBUNE CO.,
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DEAR SIR: ceived my pension money s76s2e
thanks to you. Your grateful friend,
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DesertiOsa.
land Warrants.

Survivors of all lTe0ao 1855 certain heirs
entitled
received. Soldiers n
and assignments perfected. 31l7'
Correspondence invited
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Money honestly paid is like the quality Of mercy
described by Shakspeare
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Prisoners of War.
FsfrlossgEs Esations.

Ration money promptly collected.
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Capt. LEMON: "
received pension s7 g. and for vour
eos H. attorney please my very wa
thanks. Yours truly, II. r. J0H STON
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Restoration TO Pension Roll.

Pensioners who have been unjusty dropped pei
roll whose names have been stricken hererom by
failure to draw their pension for period Of three
son OF reenstment have their pensions by
spending with this house
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., MdroI

We, the undersigned having acquaintance with
GEoRe f. LEMON for the past few years and knowledge ofthe
which
and OF his reliability for fair and honorable dealings
Herewith, cheerully commend him claimants
A. v. RICE Chairman,
Committee Invalid Pensions
w. III. o.,
Second District Of Ark.
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is harmless. Beware Of c~ounterfeits. See
that &c. N. CRITTENTON, proprietor"
is printed on each packet, without
which none is genuine. Sold by drug
gists at % cents; three cakes, 90 cents.
In the same category OF valuable toilet
articles must be included HIPS Instan-
saneous Hair Dye. A preparation a.
notable for the n~aturalness of its tints
as for the rapidity of its operation. OF
all dyes in existence it is the cheapest
and purest.