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James Murray? Ordnance Sergeant U.S.A bring? unclear Says On the 13th of February 1865 I received at Fort Kearney N.J. Eleven boxes containing Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, turned over by unclear R. R. Livingston 1st Neb. unclear to unclear Lee P Gillette 1st Neb. unclear Commanding Post Fort Kearney N.J.The Stores I refer to had been turned over by unclear W. H. Northrop unclear Ordnance unclear District of Nebraska to unclear R. R. Livingston 1st Nebraska unclear vols. on two invoices having dates respectively January 16th and 12st 1865 The boxes were in good order and, in my opinion had not been opened since originally packed. The Post unclear opened these boxes in the presence of Sergeant unclear and myself. We carefully counted each kind of stores, comparing them with the invoices and found the invoices incorrect. The articles actually unclear unclear the invoices (2) Live Pistol Cartridge Pouches and Eleven Saber Bets? and Plates. I think the stores were in the original packages and had not been disturbed? after they were put in. Private Samuel H. Wilkin unclear 1st Neb. unclear unclear bring duly? unclear Says. On or about the 13th day of February 1865 I was Sent for by Ordnance Sergeant unclear to open some boxes. I went to the Ordnance Store room, and reported to Sergeant Murray?, who pointed out some boxes and ordered me to open them, which I did. I think there were Eleven or Twelve of them, but could not remember