C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, &c.-Continued. neglect of the United States Army. Cotton burned by United States Army. Saw and grist mill and machinery, &c., burned by United States Army; and grain, flour, books, clothes, &c., taken by United States Army. Two cases books seized by United States Army. Illegal imprisonment of her husband by United States, and goods, books, and papers taken, used, and destroyed by United States Army. C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, &c.-Continued. Elizabeth Sherman, 361 362 Llewelyn Crother... 364 John M. Vernon 367 David & Thomas Harrison. Cotton seized and sold by United States. Dec. 24, 1864 Savannah, Ga. Net proceeds received through the Court of Claims. 368 John K. & Edward Cross. Dec. 24, 1864 Savannah, Ga. Cotton seized and sold by United States. Dec. 24, 1864 Savannah, Ga. Net proceeds received through the 373 Charles Hill Cotton seized and sold by United States. Dec. 24, 1864 Savannah, Ga.. 374 Charles Meyers... Cotton seized and sold by United States. Dec. 24, 1864 Savannah, Ga. Net proceeds received through Court 375 Cotton burned by United States Army. Steamer Granite City and cargo, captured by United States gun-boat Tioga. No appeal to Supreme Court. For cargo of the Will-o-the-Wisp, cap- June 3, 1861 Off Matamoras, Mextured by the United States steamer Montgomery. No appeal to Supreme Alexan'r Collie et al. Cotton seized and sold by United States. Dec. 24, 1864 Savannah, Ga. 376 Alexan'r Collie et al. Edward Pembroke.. Camden, S. C. 185, 184 00 6 per cent. Savannah, Ga. 301, 009 24 195, 501 16 For vessel Minnie, &c., captured by April 20, 1863 At sea. Wines, tobacco, soap, allspice, water- May, 1864 Fredericksburgh, Va. $2, 194 50 And interest. Award for $1,033 Feb. 26, 1873. £3,876 3 0 Disallowed Nov. 25, 1872. Cotton burned by United States Army. Columbia, S. C Columbia and Camden, S. C. 15, 794 16 8 2,296 7 6 No. Name of claimant. Where. Oct. 15, 1865 Topeka, Kansas.. States. 389 gee, &c. John Amy, trustee, Steamer Sunbeam and cargo, captured Sept. 28, 1862 Off New Inlet.. by United States steamer State of Georgia, and sold by United States. Off mouth of the Mississippi. Nov. 5, 1863 Off mouth of the Rio Grande. C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, &c.-Continued. Character of claim. When. Cotton burned by United States Army; Feb. 24, 1865 Camden, S. C. loss on cotton seized by United States and afterwards restored to claimants. Land confiscated and sold by United 390 Steamer Greyhound and cargo, cap- May 10, 1864 On the high seas... Steamer Lilian, captured by United Aug. 24, 1864 On the high seas... States steamer Keystone, and sold Steamer Lucy and cargo, captured by Nov. 2, 1864 On the high seas. Steamer Emma Henry and cargo, cap- Dec. 8, 1864 On the high seas.... For loss sustained by the illegal seizure Dec. 4, 1864 Off month of Rio of the brig Geziena Helligonda by United States steamer Pembina. Grande. £11,794 4 0 And interest. Disallowed June 20, 1873. For bark Science and cargo, captured Nov. 5, 1863 Off mouth of Rio Grande.. 8,825 5 0 And interest and sold by United States. from Nov. 5, 1870. Award for $45,684 April 24, 1873. 391 |