The National tribune., 1882-10-26
Answers to Correspondents.

Answers to Correspondents.
JHs, Ksnset, Iora-see reply to W. L. E.,
No. 50.
Mrs. J. B., HfcGssee, Co. and O'lefs.-see re-
! ply to Many Inquirers,' in our last
! I'll. IT. r., Oxford, O.-Your attorney would
be the proper person to whom application should
| be made. The reasons for delay cannot be as
contained from a perusal of your note.
| l. B., Lebanon Pa.-Not being familiar with
! the actual condition of your case, we cannot
say. Write your attorney.
| Sub, Lecistown, IH-If your claim is in the
condition you say it is, we see no reason why it
should not be passed upon. Your attorney
should request action, or the reason for delay.
D. IT., Versailles, Coan.-It should be under
examination now. Thanks for your substan-
tial encouragement of THE TRIBUNE.
Sub, Greensboro, KY. If you read the first
column of our fourth page every week you will
find what you require. 2. Claims with the
numbers given, if testimony is complete and sat-
istactorn ought to be taken mp for decision. 3.
We hope your friends in different parts Of Ken-
lucky Will respond to your efforts by becoming
subscribers. We appreciate your fattering
notice.
oil Soldier, Erergeen Meb.-Full eXplana-
ton rs to order in which claims are settled at
the Pension Office viii be found in reply to
Pat, Camden, Me-" in No. 80 of TIE TRIE-
UNE.
j. Nell Bucla JistG, Ill.,, and Others.-See re-
ply to T. L. II. r.. above.
T. B., Os1rego, n T.-Applications for removal
of charges are made to the Adjutant-General,
who up to the present date, has not passed upon
any case submitted under the act OF August :,
1852. Your application, sworn to, setting forth
the circumstances of absence, should be fled at
an early day, and decision requested under the
act referred to.
". H., Cambridge, lIass.-The reply is about
due from the Surgeon-GeneraI. Get your
attorney to call up the case.
G. NJ B., " Charlssto,rp, " Hi. C. Park
hurst, of an Iowa regiment.
r. D. c., Pembroke, Ns.-As desired, your
letter has been referred to competent attorney.
Your subscription expires with No -.
c. o. L., SteuJen CO., " Yes; provided
she satisfy the court of her husbands insanity
and was appointed his guardian. Certified copy
of the proceedings would be required by the
Pension Office. She could then prove up the
claim, and if same was granted, the money
would be paid to her during the period of her
husbands responsibility and her guardians
ship.
j., ArcGdiG, Kan.-1. The fact that his service
as an enlisted man lacked four days of two
years was the reason he failed to get his bounty.
?. Yes.
Er-Soldier, Enfield Centre, N. Y-If claim all
proved up action should be taken at once.
d. E. S. D., Dallas Centre h.-You are not
entitled to muster as a veteran on second
enlistment. Veterans were not mustered as
such after April l, 1864.
j. L. G., Detroit Me-The party named prac-
tees before the Pension Office.
II. P E., Wharton, O-The Surgeon-General
Of the army has been requested to forward the
blank required to your address.
s. E. H., Franklin CO., Mass.-YOu cannot
obtain any addition to your present rating,
unless you require the regular aid and attend
ance of another person.
I'VE obliged certain inquiries of the same
nature IN each lsSne of paper While we cheerUly
furnish Information subscribers in tus column,
that much labor time and expense may De saved
buh To ourselves and Ia our correspondents II al sud-
scrlberS would keep file OF the paper ity could tiei
time turn 10 the lille and probably ma the very
inquiry answered about which they would have written
TO We trust that every subscriber Will proht Dy this
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