T £6, 460 13 0 And interest. Award for $32,553 June 24, Lead mine and fixtures, store-house, 1861, 1862, & Newton County, Mo. stock of goods, &c.; illegal impris 20, 038 50 And 7 per ct. Award for $3,000 Apr. 10, 1873. interest. 850 00 And 7 per ct. Disallowed April 10, 1873. interest. 675 00 And 7 per ct. Disallowed April 10, 1873. interest. 2:25 James B. McElhose. Cotton seized and sold by United | Apr. 17, 1865 | Charleston, S. C. 229 States, and interest on $11,050.70 to Saw-mill and lumber taken by United Two houses burned by United States Illegal imprisonment by United States 8, 576 18 And interest. Dismissed for want of jurisdiction, and without prejudice, Nov. 29, 1872. 24,537 00 Disallowed Mar. 12, 1873. Henry E. and Alfred Saw and grist mill and fixtures, dwell. Feb. 16, 1861 Columbus, Miss. Cox. ing and out-houses destroyed by United States Army; bacon, sugar, corn-meal &c., taken and used by United States Army. Gold, and in- Award for $2,445 July 23, 1873. terest. Horses, mules, cattle, hogs, bacon, Sept. 11, 1864 Baldwin County, Ala 33, 675 00 molasses, furniture. &c., taken, used, and destroyed by U. S. Army. Mules, cows, furniture, &c., taken, used and destroyed by U. S. Army. For mortgage-lieu on property burned by United States Army. Coffee captured in the Sally Magee by United States steamer Quaker City. 41,753 00 Mar., 1865 8,078 00 Sept.-, 1862 Bolivar County, Miss June 27, 1861 At sea Award for $3,750 Mar. 31, 1873. -, 1861 Prince William Co., 410.00 Disallowed Apr. 28, 1873. Disallowed Jan. 17, 1873. Va. Illegal imprisonment by United States Jan. 5, 1862 Taylor County, Ky.. Illegal imprisonment by United States; Aug., 1864 New Orleans, La. money, clothing, and goods taken 237 Rich'd II. Thompson Cotten taken and destroyed by United Mar., 1863 Issaquena County, C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, &c.—Continued. 247 John Gale 248 Robert H. Watt, ad- Cattle, mules, horses, hogs, corn, mo- 1862 and 1863 Warren County, Miss ministrator of Hugh Watt. 252 James Leslie. Stock of goods (dry goods, groceries, Feb. 7, 1864 Brandon, Miss 20, 000 00 And interest. Disallowed Aug. 25, 1873. 258 widow of John Jackson. Archibald Montgomery. William B. Poynton. Match factory and fixtures and stock burned by United States Army. burned, and horses, &c., taken by United States Army. Geo. M. Bretherick.. Saw and grist mill, and machinery, Nov. 9, 1863 Lauderdale County, 259 Samuel Miller 500, 000 00 Disallowed Jan. 20, 1873. 220, 163 85 Disallowed Apr. 29, 1873. C.--Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, &c.--Continued. No. Name of claimant. 260 James A. Macauley. Cotton burned on board steamship June, 1862 At sea. 261 Benjamin J. Bretherick. Arthur C. and Frances Evans. 262 263 Joseph B. Heycock, administrator of John Spinney. 264 Frederick W. Rug. gles. 265 Henry A. Moody, administrator of Henry Moody. 266 John A. Thurber. 267 Thomas Hebdon 268 Charles Sabourin. 269 George Wigg 270 Shand, Higson & Steamship Pearl, seized by United Jan. -, 1863 At sea |