Chapter 176.

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CHAP. 176.—An act directing the payment of certain awards in favor of parties therein named. *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*,Awards by Court of Claims for stores furnished United States Army; amounts found due; names of claimants. That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, directed to pay, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to the following-named persons in the State of Tennessee the sums found to be due them by a court of claims created by Major-General George H.

Thomas, in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-four, composed of Colonel II. C. Gilbert, of the Nineteenth Michigan Regiment of United States Volunteers, as president, and Captain Hubbard, Lieutenant Colville, Doctor John B. Armstrong, and S. L, Colville, members, to wit: J. M. Bragg, three hundred and twenty-three dollars. R. C. Belcher, two hundred and fifty-nine dollars and sixty cents. John G. Brown, sixty-five dollars. Will Cummings, one hundred and twenty-five dollars. I Collier, one hundred and twenty dollars.

Stephen Cope, fifteen dollars and twenty cents. G. P. Cummings, one hundred and eighty dollars and fifty cents. Nancy Clendennin, sixty-three dollars. John Evans, twenty-five dollars and sixty cents. W. R. Eddings, ten dollars. James M. Evans, two hundred and sixty dollars. George Flanegan, five hundred and thirty-three dollars. W. Faulkner, seventy-five dollars. Robert Gamble, ninety eight dollars and sixty cents. Micajah Gilletine, fifty-two dollars and fifty cents. Isaac Grizzel, one hundred and two dollars.

John II. Hopkins, one hundred and ten dollars. Tempa Hays, one hundred and ninety-eight dollars. Dickson Hillier, seventy-three dollars and twenty cents. J. Hooten, one hundred dollars. J. A. Jones, two hundred and sixty-four dollars and eighty-four cents. Jesse Locke, one hundred and twenty-five dollars. Cyrus Lytle, one hundred and ten dollars. Thomas B. Locke, five hundred and twenty-two dollars. G. C. Moffitt, two hundred and seventy-seven dollars. J. and J. R. Macon, four hundred and seventy-one dollars.

J. E. Medley, two hundred and seventy dollars and eighty cents. 648 FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. III. Ch. 176, 177, 178. 1881. G. P. Moffitt, three hundred and thirty-eight dollars. Andrew W. Martin, thirty-two dollars and forty cents. G. W. McDaniel, one hundred dollars. Thursay A. Nebbit, thirty dollars. J. Purser, fifty-seven dollars. Harden Patterson, one hundred and eighty-eight dollars and seventy- five cents. Lucinda Plainly, five hundred and seventy dollars. Watson Riggs, ninety-seven dollars and eighty cents.

William Reader, twenty-four dollars. Samuel Ramsey, four hundred and twenty-three dollars. G. W. Ramsey, ten dollars. James R. Shelton, one hundred and fifty dollars. Thomas Stegall, thirty two dollars. W. R. Stegall, eighty-five dollars. A. Stone, two hundred and ninety-two dollars. Malinda Stipes, eighty-nine dollars and fifty cents. J. M. Smallman, two hundred and twenty-five dollars. Moses Sparkman, two hundred and forty dollars. W. O. Smith, sixty-eight dollars. Henry Thomas, two hundred and seventy-two dollars and forty cents.

B. O. Thomas, two hundred and eighty dollars. Nathan Wheeler, two hundred and fifty dollars. Edward B. WTieeler, three hundred and fifty-four dollars and sixty- six cents. Henry E. Ward, seventy-five dollars. Matilda Young, one hundred and forty-one dollars and twenty cents. Le Roy T. Fustan, one hundred and sixty-one dollars and ten cents. Dial Brown, fifteen dollars. Rachael Hennessee, one hundred and twenty-five dollars. The said several sums so awarded being in full for quartermaster and commissary stores taken and used by the United States Army from the said persons respectively; and the receipt of the same shall be taken and accepted in such case as a full and final discharge of the several claims so examined and allowed by the said military board.

Approved, March 3, 1881.