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New Orleans January 11" 1873

Adjutant General

Sir:
I have the honor to request permission to transfer the public funds now deposited to my credit with the Assistant Treasurer U.S at Newyork to the Assistant Treasurer of the U.S. at this city
I am Sir,
Very Respectfully
Your Obedient Servant
G.G. Huntt
Major 1" Cavalry
Disbursing Officer

New Orleans January 14" 1873

Adjutant General

Sir:
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt, by mail, of official copy of telegraphic order removing suspension of payment to claimants
I am Sir,
Very Respectfully
Your Obedient Servant
G.G. Huntt
Major 1" Cavalry
Disbursing Officer

New Orleans January 14th 1873

Adjutant General

Sir:
I have the honor to state, that of the claims sent me at Natchez Miss, I had previous to my leaving that city investigated and satisfied myself of the identity of between twenty and thirty claimants. In view of this fact and of the removal of the suspension of payments I have respectfully to request instructions, whether I shall notify claimants whom I am ready to pay, to come here for payment, or whether it is contemplated that they shall be paid by me at Natchez, Miss
I am Sir
Very Respectfully
Your Obedient Servant
G.G. Huntt
Major 1" Cavalry
Disbursing Officer

New Orleans January 18th 1873

Adjutant General

Forms No 10 and 11.

New Orleans January 18th 1873

Pompey Brooks, Chas Cavil, Hagar Curtis, Henry Yeatman, Franklin Hardin, Ephriam Jones, Wm. Johnson, Lucy McGee, Celia Murrains, Chas Noling, Prince Reed, Chas Thurlkill, Alex Taylor, and Louisa Copeland.
Natchez. Miss.

I have respectfully to request you to send me by return mail your address, in order that I may be able promptly to communicate with you in regard to your claim for bounty &c against the United States
Respectfully
G.G. Huntt
Major 1st Cavalry
Disbursing Officer

New Orleans January 23d 1873

Hunter Daniel
Natchez, Miss

Sir:
I have to acknowledge receipt of your communication of the 20th inst inquiring relative to your claim against the United States. In reply thereto you are respectfully informed that your claim has not been received by me, and that so soon as it is received you will be duly notified
Very Respectfully
G.G. Huntt
Major 1st Cavalry
Disbursing Officer

New Orleans January 24th 1873

Adjutant General

Sir:
I have the honor to acknowledge receipt of communication of General Jeremiah Corcoran inquiring relative to a claim on account of service of John Corcoran. (deceased). late of Co E 6th U.S.C.H. Arty. referred to me from your office January 18, 1873 with remark that "Funds to pay the claimant mentioned within were sent to you (me) 20 day of Dec 1872."
Referring to this remark I have respectfully to state that the only funds received by me was the sum of $8085.19 sent me Oct 18/72, received by me at Natchez Miss, Oct 28/72 receipt of which was acknowledged by letter to your office on that date, as was also the receipt of 48 claims sent and received on the dates given above, and in which Corcoran's claim was not included.
I am Sir
Very Respectfully

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