C.- Schedule of claims presenter

the commission by claimants against the respective governments, fc.--Continued.

79 80

John I. Crawford Tllegal imprisonment by United States. May 10, 1864 City of New York
Honora Maconchy. One horse, corn, fodder, watches, &c., Feb. - 1865 Bastrop, La

taken by United States Army. 81 Patrick Eagan, ad. Cotton taken and sold by United Mar. 7, 1865 Wilmington, N.C.

ministrator of States; whisky and rum taken and
William Donnelly,

used by United States Army.
Cotton claim was on docket Court of

Claims.
82 William M. Grant Lumber taken and used by United Jan. 7, 1865 New Orleans, La

States Army, and damage to busi

ness. 83 William Irwin... Hay, corn, wheat, oats, &c., taken and Nov. -, 1862 Stafford County, Va.

used by United States Army, and

damage to barn, orchard, and stable.
84 Jacob T. Moore. Five mules taken by United States July 8, 1863 East Feliciana, La
Army.

Nov. 17, 1864
85

John Carmody. Illegal imprisonment by United States. Mar. 1, 1865 New Orleans, La.
86 Ellen Stewart. Destruction of house, fencing, and cis. Sept. 10, 1863 Carrollton, La.

tern, and loss of rent, by United

States Army.
87 Thomas L. Deacon Dwelling house and store, stock of Nov. 19, 1864 Liberty, Miss

goods, tools, and fixtures, taken,
used, and damaged by United States

Army.
88
Thomas Pringle Corn, bacon, tobacco, horses, furniture, Mar., 1862, & Prince William

&c., taken, used, and destroyed by Apr., 1863 County, Va.

United States Army.
89 John W. Carmalt 48 bales of cotton, taken and sold by Feb. 18, 1864 Charleston, S.C

United States.
125 bales of cotton, burned by United Feb. 18, 1867 Orangeburgh, S.C..

States Army.
Linseed-oil, seized and used by United June 5, 1861 Charleston Harbor,
States.

S.C.
Received net proceds of cotton seized

through Court of Claims.
90 John Perry

Furniture, tobacco, Virginia bank: June 1, 1864 Ashland, Va

notes, &c., destroyed by United

States Army.
91 Thomas Fraser Cotton burned by United States Army Apr. 1, 1865 Selma, Ala..
92 John W. Sharpe
Mules, horses, cattle, and wood taken

1863 Rodney, Miss
and used, and damage to dwelling-

house, &c., by United States Army.
Cotton burned by United States Army.

1865 ..do
93 Andrew Peacock.. Illegal imprisonment by United States. June -, 1861 Nashville, Tenn..

Horses, mules, corn, &c., taken by Uni June —, 1863 Nashville, Tenn.

ted States Army.
Horses taken by United States Army.

1864 Louisville, Ky
94 James and Sarah P. Cotton, mules, "horses, &c., taken by May -, 1864 Near Alexandria, La
Cumming.

United States.
Buildings, furniture, &c., burned by

Near Alexandria, La
United States Army.

And interest. Award for $558 January 15,

1873.

C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective gorernments, fc.-Continued.

110

Chas. Mander... Flour taken and used by United States July 26, 1862 Near - Fredericks-
Army.

burgh, Va.
111 Bernard alias Chas. Illegal imprisonment and money taken Mar. -, 1863 Louisville, Ky
B. Slater.

from him by United States Army. 112 Andrew Brown Cotton taken and used by United States - 1863 Pontotoe, Miss.

Army.
Tobacco, cotton, horse, taken, used,

1864 Okalona, Miss..
and destroyed by United States

Army.
113 John B. Harris Sugar taken by United States Army.. Sept. 5, 1863 Vicksburgh, Miss.
114 William Anderson. Illegal imprisonment by United States. 1862, 1863, 1865 Fauquier Co., Va..

Horses, cattle, corn, hay, &c., taken,

used, and destroyed by United

States Army.
115 James Walford Illegal imprisonment by United States. Sept. –, 1862 Nashville, Tenn.
116 Joseph Gribble Corn, hay, oats, mules, horse, &c., Oct. — 1864 Moniteau Co., Mo.

taken, used, and destroyed by United

States Army.
Became a naturalized United States

citizen September 19, 1872.
117 John P. Lonnegan.. Illegal imprisonment by United States. Apr. 13, 1863 Jackson, Miss.

One mule, hogs, cow and calf, bacon, Apr. 13, 1863 Jackson, Miss.

&c., taken and used by United

States. 118 Robert Eakin. Dwelling and out-houses, corn, fodder, Jan. -, 1864 Carroll Co., Miss.

and cotton burned by United States

Army.
119 James M. Beattie 23 bales of cotton burned by United Feb. 27, 1865 Lancaster District,
States Army.

S. C.
62 bales of cotton burned by United Feb. 26, 1865 Lancaster District,
States Army.

S. C.
Loss of salt-works and machinery;

peril of life, &c., by United States

Army. 120 John W. Kennedy .. Horses, hay, tobacco, wine, liquors, June —; 1862 Martinsburgh, Va.

&c., taken and used by United

States Army; loss of business, &c. 121 Richard W. Inman. Flour, sugar, tobacco, wine, liquors, Sept. 13, 1862 Charleston, Va.

&c., taken and used by United
States Army, and destruction of his

business.
122 William Golding.. Patterson iron-works, machinery, and

1864 New Orleans, La..
tools taken by United States.
Damage on special contracts.
Damage to general business for eleven
months.

Less $4,200 paid.
123 John Hill

Dwelling-house and saw-mill, lum- -, 1862 Baton Rouge, La..

ber, iron, coal, ferry-boat, cattle,
household furniture, taken, used,
and destroyed by United States
Army.

C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, c.-Continued.

124 John B. Harris. Rent of dwelling-house and buildings Aug. 1, 1863 Near Vicksburgh,
used by United States Army.

Miss.
Destruction of orchard by United

States Army.
Destruction of fence by United States

Army.
27 bales of cotton seized by United

States Army.
125 Martin Kehoe Horses, cows, hogs, corn, flour, &c., Apr. —, 1863 Bealeton, Va.

taken, used, and destroyed by United

States Army.
126 Joseph Eneas Illegal imprisonment by United States. Dec. 31, 1863 New York City.
127 Thomas Barry, Illegal imprisonment by United States. Mar. 15, 1864 New Orleans, La...

(Claimant died, and
case was revived
in the name of Red-
erick Seal, admin-

istrator.)
128 Charles Black. Sugar and merchandise taken, used, Dec. 25, 1862 Delhi, La.

and destroyed by United States

Army.
129 William Lowe Sugar taken and used by United States July -, 1864 Jackson, Miss.

Army.
130 Heirs of Ellen Burke Destruction of dwellings, stables, &c., Apr. 20, 1863 New Iberia, La.

corn, horses, &c., taken, used, and

destroyed by United States Army.
131 Bridget Lavell.. Household furniture, &c., taken, used, Dec. 22, 1864 Savannah, Ga.

and destroyed by United States

Army.
132 Michael Grace Tobacco, rice, flour, &c., taken and Dec. 21, 1864 Savannab, Ga

used by United States Army.
133 Elizabeth Bostock Dwelling and out-houses, fencing, or. Dec. 9, 1864 Chatham Co., Ga.

chard, &c., destroyed by United

States Army.
· 134 Henry Glover. Horses, beds, blankets, corn, &c., Nov. 19, 1864 Clinton, Ga.

taken and used by United States
Army, and illegal imprisonment by

United States.
135 Anne O'Hara. Horses, mules, corn, wood, &c., house- Dec. 20, 1864 Near Savannah, Ga

hold furniture, vegetables, &c., tak

en and used by United States Army. 136 Thomas McMahon. Horse, cows, hay, groceries, &c., taken Dec. 22, 1864 Savannah, Ga.

and used by United States Army.