ID EVOLUTIONARY cLAlMs.-It is
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ID EVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.-It is pro lL, bably rot generally known that children of Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers can claim, in certain cases, what their deceased parents were entitled to and neglected 10 sp> ply for in their liie-time-and the following re the ircpmstances uader which they are entitled to assert claim

 If a person who served in the revolutionary war at least six months, dies alter the passage of the act of 1882, and neglected 10 apply for a pension under that act, his widow, if living, and if not, his surviving children, have right to claim what he was entitled to from March 1, 1881, 10 the day of such persons death

 If widow who was entitled to pension under the act Of July 4, 1896, which act re- ouires that the widow should have been ma;~ ried to her husband before the last period of his services in the war, and she having died after the passage of said act of 1896 without applying for a pension, her surviving children have a right to claim what she was entitled. Co from March 4, 1881, to the day of such widows death.

 if also widow who was entitled io the wid- ow's pension by the act of lS3s. which act re- quires that she should have been married be- fore January Ist, l794, and she also having died sfIer the passage of said act with0ut ap- plying for the provisions of it, her surviving children have . right to claim what she was entitled to from MaEkh 4 1886, to the cay of her death.

 l Letters of inquisy addressed the subscriber at Hartford or Woodbury. or to the editor oi the Enquirer. BENJ. COUPON.

 June 1, le47