C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, &c.—Continued. 454 476 458 459 460 461 Henry R. Smith.. 463 Robert McKeown.. One horse, one head of cattle, shot-gun, Sept., 1863 Clark County, Mo.. Aud loss on forced sale of farm. Office furniture, account-books, &c., Loss and damage to business. 468 George B. Kerferd .. Cotton destroyed by confederate forces | April 3, 1865| Montgomery, Ala... 4, 416 13 9 469 Charles M. Nairne.. Wood and lumber taken and used by 1863 and 1864 Culpeper County, Va 2,000 00 United States Army. $7,000 00 Claim withdrawn by Her Bri tannic Majesty's agent December 17, 1872. Disallowed April 7, 1873. Damage to dwelling, out-houses, trees, 5,000 00 &c., by United States Army. 470 Michael Moriarity. Two horses, two mules, and eleven Nov., 1864 Loudoun County, Va. 920 00 Award for $718 April 3, 1873. tons of hay taken and used by United States Army. 471 Elizabeth Bennett, executrix of Ben jamin Bennett. 472 Alex. M. Hannah.. Three horses, hogs, sheep, cattle, corn, Occupation of farm by United States Cotton, horses, mule, wagon, and dress C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, &c.--Continued. No. AMERICAN CLAIMS. For the shooting and killing of E. J. | Oct. 19, 1864 Saint Albans, Vt. Morrison by the raiders. For expulsion from Island of San Juan and consequent loss of lime-quarry, &c. 10, 000 00 And interest Disallowed August 19, 1873. ! 1864 Island of San Juan.. 100, 000 00 Gold Disallowed September 16,1873. For detention of bark Patmos by Jan. 8, 1862 Calcutta, East India. 10, 147 30 Gold Disallowed April 7, 1873. Mar. 14, 1865 As inventor of breech-loading fire- For interest on goods shipped on ship Jan. 3, 1862 Calcutta, East India. E. Pea Illegal imprisonment by the Johnson Island raiders. Personal clothing stolen by the raiders. Damage to the Philo Parsons, furniture destroyed, blankets, money, &c., stolen, &c. Damage to passengers on the Philo Sept. 19, 1864 On Lake Erie. Parsons in the loss of clothing stolen Damage to owners of cargo of the Sept. 19, 1864 Sept. 19, 1864 On Lake Erie. On Lake Erie. |