The following people made successful claims that they furnished quartermaster stores or supplies to the Union Army during the Civil War. Each claimant was required, under the Act of 4 July 1864, to prove their case and this list, dated 17 January 1877, shows the names, residences and amounts approved by the Third Auditor and Second Comptroller since 7 December 1874. In some cases the auditor and comptroller did not agree and those will be shown on a separate list.
| Number | Claimant | County | State | Amount |
| Jane Bell | 1,539.79 | |||
| 40,494 | William E. Hedrick, executor of the last will and testament of Solomon Hedrick, deceased | 7.50 | ||
| 42,177 | William McGill | Dade County | Georgia | 76.50 |
| 39,034 | Matthew Randolph | Hamilton County | Illinois | 80.00 |
| 40,934 | Andrew J. Dumford | Lawrence County | Illinois | 135.00 |
| 42,168 | Zera Waters | McLean County | Illinois | 200.00 |
| 40,967 | James P. Smith | Ogle County | Illinois | 125.00 |
| 41,958 | John M. Onion | Clark County | Indiana | 985.00 |
| 34,205 | Silas D. Whitney | Furnas County | Nebraska | 140.00 |
| 42,232 | Thomas A. Tribble | Clermont County | Ohio | 140.00 |
| John Hall, as administrator of the estate of Isaac Behan, deceased late of | Meigs County | Ohio | 184.00 | |
| 42,470 | Daniel Snyder | Bedford County | Pennsylvania | 18.00 |
| 39,547 | William K. Piper | Blair County | Pennsylvania | 230.40 |
| 39,940 | Charles P. B. Jefferys | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | 185.22 |
| 40,918 | J. J. Moran | Fairfax County | Virginia | 300.00 |