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the exact number. They contained Ordnance and Ordnance Stores. The boxes old = looking and had been used before I think, I did not see the invoices of the Stores in them and do not know the number or kind of articles they contained. The packages looked as if they had been handled after they had been put? up; but I do not know whether they had or not. I saw among other Stores in the boxes, Pistol Cartridge Pouches and Satin Belts and Plates. In the opinion of the Board, the evidence in the case shows conclusively that the discrepancy between the invoices the Stores actually received us exhibited in the List embodied in this Report occurred at the time of the packing of the boxes by Lurich? W. H. Northrop Act Ordnances Officer District of Nebraska that he is responsible for the existing discrepancy, and that Col R. R. Livingston 1st Neb. Cav. unclear is free from all responsibility in the matter.