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35th Congress, ) HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. { Report
1st Session. \ ) No. 102.
ANDREW LONGABOUGH.
February 9, 1858. — Ordered to be printed.
Mr. Jewett, from the Committee on Invalid Pensions, made the
following
REPORT.
The Committee on Invalid Pensions, to luhom was referred the petition
of Andrew Longahough, of Pennsylvania, report :
That from the evidence before the committee it appears that the
petitioner enlisted into the company of Captain Thomas Lawrence, in
the 22d regiment of United States infantry, on the 19th March, 1813,
for the period of five years ; that on the rolls of said company, extend-
ing from the 1st of March, 1814, to the 4th October, 1814, he is noted,
respectively, "sick at Niagara," and "left sick at Niagara." He is
not reported sick on any roll between November 24, 1814, and March
9, 1818, when he was discharged ; nor do the rolls show that the
disease for which he aeks a pension was incurred whilst he was in the
service. The parole proof submitted in the case is of an indefinite
character, and cannot be taken in preference to the evidence furnished
by the roll.
Your committee are of the unanimous opinion that the prayer of the
petitioner be not granted, and report adversely to his a])plication, and
ask to be discharged from the further consideration thereof.
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