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do Isaac Ault, 40
to Col. George W. Brown, 4184-
7696
CONES, OR GUN NIPPLES.
Received from the State of Virginia.
1054
Gov. F. H. Peirpoins,
2250
Col. T. Y. Hervey,
178
Allegheny Arsenal,
2350
Over issued
822-
6654
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Col. James H. Harris, € do John Rodeheaver,
250
250
to Paul Stephens,
150
to Capt. Isaac Ault,.
30
to Col. Watson Westfall
400
do James W. Brown,.
350
66
do A. W. Moore,
350
do F. R. Sinclair
300
do Charles Harpold, 1
150
to Capt. James H. Furbee.
80
do Isaac N. Rucker,
15
to Col. J. P. R. B. Smith
400
do A. F. Ritchie, do
55
do Floyd Neeley,
159
to Capt, R. C. Arbuckle,.
70
do Wm. H. Shanley,
80
do E. C. Harper,-
10
to Lt. Wm. J. Morgan,
50
to Capt, George Yeager,
50
do John Johnson,
51
do George L. Kennedy,
26
do George W. Vaught,-
26
do Isaac Ault,-
40
to Col. George W. Brown,.
3147-
6654
GUN WIPERS.
Received from the State of Virginia,
1648
66
Governor F. H. Peirpoint,
2250
Col. T. Y. Hervey,
178
Allegheny Arsenal,
2350
Over issued.
756
7182
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Col. James H. Harris,
250
do John Rodeheaver, I 1 1
250
to Paul Stephens, -
150
to Capt. Isaac Ault,
30
66
to Col. Watson Westfall
400
do James W. Brown,
350
do A. W. Moore,
350
do F. R. Sinclair
300
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Delivered to Charles Harpold, 66 to Capt. James H. Furbee,
150
1
80
66 do J Isaac N. Rucker, 15 1 1
to Col. J. P. R. B. Smith,
400
do A. F. Ritchie,
195
do
55
66
to Capt: William North, I
12
do . E. C. Harper,
10
do George M. Yeager,
20
do John Johnson,
51
do George L. Kennedy,
26
do George W. Vaught,
26
do Isaac Ault,
40
to Col. George W. Brown,
3863-
7182
BALL SCREWS.
Received from the State of Virginia,
146
Governor F. H. Peirpoint,
225
66
Col. T. Y. Hervey, 19
Allegheny Arsenal,
100
Over issued,
123-
613
Accounted for as follows :
.
Issued as per abstract,
613
SPRING VICES:
Received from the State of Virginia,
181
66
Governor F. H. Peirpoint, 225
Col. T. Y. Hervey, 19
Allegheny Arsenal,
470
Over issued
101- 996
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract,. 996
BULLET MOULDS.
Received as per abstract,
59
Over issued,
27- . 86
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract, 86
ELONGATED BULLET CARTIDGES, CAL. 69 IN.
Received as per abstract, 46,900
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract,. 46,900
ELONGATED BULLET CARTRIDGES, CAL. 58 IN.
Received as per abstract,
378,920
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract, 368,000
BUCK AND BALL CARTRIDGES, CAL. 69 IN.
Received as per abstract, 171,700
Over issued,.
Accounted for as follows : 3,050- 174,750
Issued as per abstract, 174,750
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159
do do Floyd Neeley,
37
SMITH'S CARBINE CARTRIDGES.
Received as per abstract,- 48,000 65 48,065
Over issued,
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract,
48,065
ELONGATED BULLET CARTRIDGES, CAL. 54 IN.
Received from the State of Virginia,
Accounted for as follows : 2000
Delivered to Col. George W. Brown,
2000
COLT'S HOLSTER PISTOL CARTRIDGES, CAL. 44 IN.
Received from the State of Virginia, 374
Over issued, 1346- 1720
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Col. George W. Brown, 1720
COLT'S HOLSTER PISTOL CARTRIDGES, CAL. 36 IN.
Received from the State of Virginia, 2000
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Col. George W. Brown,-
2000
RIFLE POWDER, (KEGS.)
Received from the State of Virginia, 15
Over issued, 1- 16
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract, 16
MUSKET CAPS.
Received as per abstract,.
131,350
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract, 102,100
RIFLE CAPS.
Received from the State of Virginia, 7000
Over issued,
13,000- 20,000
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract,
20,000
LEAD (POUNDS.)
Over issued,
255
Issued as per abstract, 255
GUN FLINTS.
Received from the State of Virginia, 200
95- 295
Over issued,
Issued as per abstract,. 295
IRON GUNS, 10-PDS.
Received from the State of Virginia,
2
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Col. Geo. W. Brown, Q. M. Gen'l .. 2
MESS PANS.
Received from the State of Virginia, 49
Over Issued,
55
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Col. Geo. W. Brown, 55
6
38
CAMP KETTLES.
Received from the State of Virginia, Over issued,.
34
5- 39
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Col. George W. Brown,
39
WOOL BLANKETS.
Received from the State of Virginia,
253 1149- 1402
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract,
1402
PACKING BOXES.
Received as per abstract,
1210
Over issued,
178
Accounted for as follows :
Issued as per abstract,
1388
SCHEDULE S.
Statement of arms received and issued by Thomas Hornbrook, Esq., military agent for His Excellency, F. H. Peirpoint, Governor of Virginia, from June, 1861, to June, 30th, 1862.
S. B. FLINT LOCK MUSKETS.
Received from Marshall County,
52
Accounted for as follows :
On hand,
52
SMOOTH BORE MUSKETS.
Received of Capt. Wm. Hall
20
of Gov. F. H. Peirpoint,
2000
of George McC. Porter,.
12
of Capt. R. A. Ratcliff,
95
do Smith, - 1
84
do J. H. Showalter,
1
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60
of other persons, 1
90- . 2421
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Capt. George W. Aubray
90
66
to James B. Brown,
60
to Capt. Thomas Boggess
200
66
do W. C. Barclay,
1 60
1
60
66
do Thomas Damrou
50:
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60
to John Flesher, I
60
to D. D. T. Farnsworth,
1
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I 100
to Capt. Ralph Garrall,
60
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to Wm. Hall
60
to Capt. T. Jones,
60
to Dixon R. King,
25
6
to Capt. John McCaskey, do Hiram J. Morgan,-
65
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do George McC. Porter,
97
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60
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60.
90
of John Z. Taylor,
1 1
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do W. B. Curtis,
1
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1
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1 1 do Wm. H. Flesher, 1 1
1
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1
1 1
Over issued,
39
Delivered to Capt.R. A. Ratcliff,
80
to Lewis Ruffner,.
100
to Col. Z. D. Ransdale, 300
60
to Capt. J. V. Rowley,
40
66 do John B. Roberts
50
do D. H. Smith
80
66
do C. C. Smith,
84
do Lewis Smith,
80
do J. H. Showalters, 60 I 1
to Capt. John Z. Taylor, 60 1 1
80
6
to A. J. Sweeney,
2
On hand,
238-
2421
MINNIE RIFLES.
Received of Capt. John R. Baggs,
.1
of Gov. F. H. Peirpoint,
40
66
of Capt. R. A. Ratcliff,
1-
42
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Capt. John R. Baggs,
40
On hand, do R. A. Ratcliff,
1
42
RIFLE MUSKETS.
Received of Gov. F. H. Peirpoint.
46
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Lt. N. L. Dorsey,-
46
CAPTURED GUNS.
Received of Capt. C. J. Harrison,
60
of Gov. F. II. Peirpont
75
66
of Lt. Sullivan,
100
of Col. N. Wilkinson, 1
60
66
66 other persons,- 1 1
1052-
1347
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Col. H. Anisansell,
75
to Ephriam Bee,
80
66
to J, B. Bumgardner, -
20
.
to Capt. Wm. R. Downing,
6
66
do C. J. Harrison,.
60
do Benj. Haught,
60
60
do D. D. Johnson,
60
do C. Kean,
60
do
Wm. H. Mattingly, 1
60
do J. A. Moffatt
57
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do R. A. Ratcliff,
20
66
to C. W. Smith,
20
to Capt. Wm. Turner,
37
do P. G. West,
20
On hand,
632- - 1347
MINNIE MUSKETS.
Received from Maj. Oaks, Ist Va. Cavl., 66 Capt. Spangler,
15
45
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do P.G. West,
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40
Received from Ist. Va. V. I., Accounted for as follows :
706- 766
Delivered to Gen'l A. S. Core,
40
66
to Capt. Isaac B. Fisher, do H. B. Lazier I 1
96
to Col. John W. Moss,
300
to Capt. Henry Nay,
75
. do J. H. Showalter
95
do S. Spangler,
45
to A. I. Waterson,-
12
On hand,
8-
766
SCHEDULE T.
Statement of arms received and issued by Thomas, Hornbrook Esq., military agent for His Excellency, F. H. Peirpoint, Governor of . Virginia, from July 1st to the 31st of December, 1862. AUSTRIAN MUSKETS.
Received from N. S. per S. Crispin,
2000
Col. M. V. Enoch,-
60
Col. J. B. Klunk,
883 --
2943
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Capt. D. E. Flack,
50
66 to Francis Harris,
50
66
to Col. M. V. Enoch,
60
66
to Gen'l Lewis Ruffner, 1 1
200
to Capt. J. H. Henderson,
48
to George W. Murry,
60
to Greenbery Slack,
120
to J. N. Moffatt,-
57
66
to Capt. J. G. Copley,
24
do Thos. Damron, -
30
66
do Wm. Wm. E. Calwell, 1
50
to J. R. Mccutcheon,.
48
66
to Capt. J. H. Furbee, do Hiram Justus,
72
66
Col. John B: Klunk,
912
to Capt. B. B. Stout, do Wm. L. Crawford,
59
60
to Brig. Gen'l J. S. Wheat,
200
to John B. Butler,
22
to Wm. Varley
50
On hand,
FLINT LOCK MUSKETS.
Received from Col. N. Wilkinson,
33
Accounted for as follows :
On hand, 33
SMOOTH BORE MUSKETS.
On hand July 1st, 1862,
238
Received from Capt. E. Over,
80
66 do Moore,
50
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671-
2943
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do Humes,
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72
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95
1 1
41
Received from Brown & Fetty,
400
Col. N. Wilkinson
280-
1098
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Lt. Col. Northcott,
29
to Capt. S. Moore, do Wm. R. Howe,. 1
53
to Brig. Gen'l J. S. Wheat,
76
to Capt. James Humes,
50
66
to Col. A. J. Sweeney,
25
to Capt. John E. Wilson,
6
to Brig. Gen'l J. S. Wheat 1
190
do do
do
25
66
do do
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200
do do
do
200
to William R. Howe,.
20
to David Frazier,
50
to Capt. William North,
75
to Brig. Gen'l J. S. Wheat,
85
to George C. Bowyer,-
30-
1164
Over issued 66, carried to account of captured guns.
CAPTURED GUNS.
On hand July 1st, 1862,
684
Received from Capt. J. W. Moffatt,
57-
741
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to J. Lesage,.
· 25
to Brown & Fetty,
521
to E. Bee,.
75
Bro't from S. B. Muskets,
66
On hand,
54-
741
MINNIE MUSKETS.
On hand July 1st, 1862,
9
Accounted for as follows :
On hand,
9
LIGHT FRENCH RIFLES.
Received from Capt. Crispin,
400
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to L. J. S. Witcher,
50
to J. R. Ramsey,-
40
1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 On hand, to Joseph Wheat, 1 1 1 I 1 1
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309- 400
SOHEDULE W.
Statement of arms received and issued by Thomas Hornbrook, Esqr .; military agent for His Excellency, F. H. Peirpoint, Governor of Virginia, from January 1st to June 20th, 1863.
AUSTRIAN RIFLE MUSKETS.
On hand January 1st, 1863,
671
Over issued,
1- 672
Accounted for as follows :
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Delivered to William Walker,
80
66
to R. M. Cook, 65
to John Bowyer,. 35 1
66
to Col. Klunk for the militia, of Taylor County 488
66 to Capt. Porter Smith, 4
672
SMOOTH BORE MUSKETS.
Received from Capt. Downing,
13
66 66 Capt. North,
7
66 66 Col. T. Y. Hervey, 1 1 1 1 1
52- 110
Accounted for as follows :
1 1 Delivered to Col. T. Y. Hervey, 20 1 1 1 1
66 to Col. Wm. T. Royse,
70
66
to Capt. Benj. Springer, 1
15
to State of West Virginia, 1
5 --
110
CAPTURED GUNS.
On hand January 1st, 1863, 54
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to the State of West Virginia,
54
FLINT-LOCK MUSKETS.
On hand January 1st, 1863, 33 -
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to the State of West Virginia,
33
MINNIE MUSKETS.
On hand January 1st, 1863,
9
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to the State of West Virginia,
9
LIGHT FRENCH RIFLES, CAL. 58 IN.
On hand January 1st, 1863, 309
1200-
1509
Delivered to Capt. William Varley,
80
66 do John Baggs,.
40
to A. Dolly,
6
to Benj. L. Stephenson,
50
to Joseph Morris,.
70
to Col. D. Frost, for Wood Co. Militia, · 500
50
to Col. F. R. St. Clair, 350
66 to the State of West Virginia,
363-
1509
LINDNER'S CARBINES.
Received from New York Arsenal 500
Accounted for as follows :
57
Delivered to Capt. Buffington, to L. W. Tallent,
443
500
SMITH'S CARBINES.
Received from L. Marks;
240
Accounted for as follows : Delivered to the State of West Virginia,
240
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Received from Washington Arsenal Accounted for as follows :
66 to Major Nedeman.
66 Capt. Benj. Springer,
43
BURNSIDE'S CARBINES.
Received from New York Arsenal, 500
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to Capt. Buffington,- 500
AUSTRIAN RIFLES WITHOUT BAYONETS.
Received from Washington Arsenal,
800
Accounted for as follows : 800
Delivered to the State of West Virginia,
AUSTRIAN S. B. MUSKETS.
Received from the United States, 2,250
Accounted for as follows :
Delivered to the State of West Virginia, 2,250
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REPORT
OF THE
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QUARTERMASTER GENERAL
OF
WEST VIRGINIA,
FOR THE YEAR 1865.
WEST
OF
STATE
JUNE
20 +
1863
NIA
BERI
MONTANI
SEMPER
WHEELING: JOHN FREW, PUBLIC PRINTER.
1866.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
1 QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, WHEELING, JAN. 1, 1866.
His Excellency A. I. BOREMAN,
Governor of West Virginia :
GOVERNOR-The act of the Legislature passed July 23, 1863, creating the office of Quartermaster General, gives the entire con- trol of all Quartermaster and Commissary stores, and of the Ordnance and Ordnance stores of the State to that officer, subject only to the order of the Governor. The same act requires the Quartermaster General to report to the Governor at least once a year. As such, I have the honor to submit the following report of the operations of the Quartermaster, Commissary and Ordnance Departments for the year ending Dec. 31, 1865.
In the discharge of the different organizations of State troops, a large amount of labor devolved upon this Department. Settle- ments had to be made with the different officers for Ordnance and Ordnance stores, Quartermaster's and Commissary stores, and for captured property. By direction of your Excellency, it also became my duty to pay many of the organizations.
The clothing, camp and garrison equipage, Quartermaster's and Commissary stores necessary for the use of the State troops prior to the 20th of July, (at which time the last company was dis- charged,) were drawn from the U. S. Depot Quartermasters and Commissaries of Subsistence, under an order from the Secretary of War, dated August 26, 1863, a copy of which may be found in my last annual report.
By request of Capt. J. G. Farnsworth, Chief Quartermaster Department of West Virginia, I turned over, at different times, to Major R. S. Gardner, A. Q. M. at this Post, the following clothing, camp and garrison equipage, on hand and received from the different officers of State troops when their commands were dis- charged the service :
(45) Forty-five pairs trowsers, infantry,
(73) Seventy-three pairs drawers,
(86) Eighty-six wove shirts,
( 3) Three great coats, infantry,
(41) Forty-one sack coats, lined,
(29) Twenty-nine pairs bootees,
(59) Fifty-nine hats,
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(576) Five hundred and seventy-six wool blankets,
(34) Thirty-four camp kettles,
(56) Fifty-six mess pans,
(305) Three hundred and five haversacks,
(9) Nine pairs stockings,
(9) Nine painted blankets,
(36) Thirty-six rubber blankets,
(84) Eighty-four canteens,
(136) One hundred and thirty-six tent pins.
This property was originally drawn from the U. S. authorities by the officers of the Guards, and the State is entitled to credit for the same on the books of the Quartermaster General's office, U. S. A.
After the 20th of July, when all the troops in the service of the State had been discharged, it was found that a much smaller supply of ammunition than I then had on hand would be sufficient to meet any emergency that might arise. I, therefore, with the consent of the Chief of Ordnance U. S. A., shipped a large amount to the Allegheny Arsenal, at Pittsburg, Pa., retaining only some two hundred and fifty thousand (250,000) rounds of different calibre. I have also shipped to the arsenal at Pittsburg, a large number of unserviceable arms, which had accumulated in the State Arsenal since the commencement of the war. This was thought to be the best disposition that could be made of the arms, as they were originally drawn from the U. S. Government, and had they been broken up, the amount realized from their sale would scarcely have paid the necessary expenses incurred in selling them.
I received from the officer in charge of the arsenal, proper receipts for all the property turned over by me. I have collected, as far as possible, since the close of the war, the arms, equipments, etc., in the hands of militia and State troops. There still remains a large amount of ordnance and ordnance stores scattered over the State. These I am collecting as rapidly as circumstances will permit.
For a more detailed statement of ordnance and ordnance stores, received, issued and remaining on hand in each quarter, I would respectfully call your attention to Appendixes A to M, inclusive, herewith transmitted.
A large amount of labor has been performed in the arsenal during the year by the convicts in the penitentiary.
Out of the appropriation of twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500,) made by the last Legislature for contingent expenses of this office, I have certified to the Auditor for payment, during the year, claims for transportion, rent of warerooms and powder house, services,
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printing, stationery, drayage, traveling expenses, &c., amounting to twenty-four hundred and thirty-one dollars and seventy-eight cents ($2,431 78,) leaving the sum of sixty-eight dollars and twenty-two cents ($68 22) of this appropriation unexpended.
Provision was made by the last Legislature for the payment of Company C, 133d Regiment of Militia, which was captured by the rebels at Centreville, Upshur county, W. Va., on the 12th day of September, 1863.
By direction of your Excellency, I gave notice for the Company to meet me at Buckhannon on the 16th day of June, at which time I paid the twenty-three (23) surviving members of the Company, and a majority of the personal representatives of the forty-five (45) who died in Southern prisons, all having since been paid with the exception of seventy-eight dollars ($78) due the personal represen- tatives of Adam Peck, deceased, which amount remains in my hands, no application having been made for the money. The amount drawn from the Treasury for this purpose was six thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars and eighty-five cents ($6,950 85.) Of this amount twenty-nine dollars and eighty-one cents ($29 81) was paid by mistake from the appropriation for the payment of State Guards. .
There has been paid to the different organizations of State troops, since my last Report, out of the appropriations for the payment of State Scouts and State Guards, the sum of one hundred and thirty- five thousand two hundred and forty-one dollars and sixty-six . cents (135,241 66.) A statement of the amount paid to each com- pany, and the time for which payment was made, may be found in the Appendix.
That application might be made to Congress to reimburse this State for the amount paid to the State Scouts and State Guards for services from June 30th, 1863, to July 20th, 1865, I have caused, by direction of your Excellency, copies of all muster and pay rolls to be made. This was necessary from the fact that many of the original rolls were very much torn, blotted and worn out, so much so that they can scarcely be read. These copies are herewith transmitted.
In Appendix P may be found a complete abstract of all the pay- ments, giving the time for which each payment was made, amounting to two hundred and thirteen thousand nine hundred and eighty- eight dollars and forty-two cents ($213,988 42.) It will be seen that some of the amounts here reported differ from the amounts drawn from the Treasury for the payments. This is accounted for by the fact that many accounts for hauling, medical services, etc.,
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were paid at the time the companies were paid, and funds drawn from the Treasury to cover these accounts. On other rolls deduc- tions were made from the pay of the commanding officer for money received for captured property sold by him.
In order to have copies of the rolls made I found it necessary to employ a clerk to perform the work, whom I was compelled to pay out of the appropriation for contingent expenses of my office, no other funds being under my control.
I have paid into the Treasury three hundred and forty-three dollars and forty cents ($343 40) on account of captured property, and there still remains in my hands six hundred and forty-eight dollars and thirty cents ($648 30.) Besides this, some of the commanding officers of companies were authorized to pay for haul- ing supplies out of any funds in their hands arising from the sale of captured property, and in some instances stoppages have been made upon the pay roll of the company against the officers and men on account of property sold.
I am aware that this report is imperfect in many respects. I have not had the health or time to bestow upon it that care and attention that it should have received ; the facts and figures, thus briefly set forth are, in the main, correct.
I cannot close this report without returning thanks to the differ- ent officers of the Quartermasters' and Commissary Departments of the United States Army who have been stationed within the State during the last two years, for their uniform courtesy and kindness, and my acknowledgments are especially due to those officers stationed at the Posts of Wheeling, Parkersburg, Charleston, Clarks- burg and New Creek, and to Captains A. V. Barringer and J. G. Farnsworth, Chief Quartermasters, Department of West Virginia.
I have the honor to be, Very Respectfully, Your Obedient Servant,
GEORGE W. BROWN, Colonel and Quartermaster General.
APPENDIX A. Abstract of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores received in 1st Quarter, 1865.
DATE. 1865.
No. of Vouchers.
FROM WHOM RECEIVED.
L. F. Rifles, Cal. . 58 in.
Muskets, S. Bore, .69 in.
Cartridge Boxes.
Cartridge Box Plates.
Cap Pouches.
Gun Slings.
Waist Belts.
Waist Belt Plates.
Packing Boxes.
REMARKS.
Jan .___ 14
1 Capt. J. C. Wilkinson. -
13
7
4 7 10
March_ 4 2
N. Alltop-
40 40 15 41
6 6 1 2 L. F. Rifles, unserviceable. 39 39 7 4 Muskets
Total.
13 40 47 19 48 10 45 45
8
T
APPENDIX B. Abstract of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores issued in 1st Quarter, 1865.
Cartridges,
DATE OF ISSUE.
No, of Vouchers.
TO WHOM ISSUED.
.69 in.
Bayonet Scabbards.
Cap Pouches and Cone Picks.
Cartridge Boxes.
Cartridge Box Plates.
Cartridge Box Belts.
Cartridge Box Belt Plates.
Gun Slings.
Waist Belts.
Waist Belt Plates.
Screw Drivers.
Gun Wipers.
cal. . 58 in.
cal. . 69 in.
Packing Boxes.
1865.
No.
NO.
NO.
No.
NO
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Jan'y
4 7.
2
66 Sampson Snider, do
4,000
7
3
John Boggs, do . I
4,000
4
18
4
66 Michael Mallow, do.
4,000
4:
19
5
- James H. Lambert, do
4,000
Feb'y 6
9
M. B. Johnson, (Home Guards,)
1,000
20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20:20
1,000
20
8
George L. Kennedy, (State Guards,) William T. Wiant, do.
4,000 4,000
4
March 6 10
Chas. E. Simpson, (Home Guards,)_
25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
5 5
1,000
3
Wm. F. Pell, (State Guards,) -
2,000
2
50 50 50 50 50 50 50
50 50 10 10 10
1,000
5
Total
195 95 95 95 95 95 95 45 95 95 10 15 15 28,000 5,000 41
00
-
1 1
1,000 2,000
3 4
-
l
1 1
I I
I
1
I
1
I
I
1 7
=
Franklin Van Camp, do.
4
20' 9
6.11
6 12
Isaac Ice, (Home Guards,).
Belgian Rifled Muskets, cal.
-
-
-
-
Elongated Bullet Cartridges,
Elongated Bullet
Cones.
.
I
1
I
4 1 3
18
1 Capt. N. Alltop, (State Guards,)
9
APPENDIX C. Table of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores received, issued and remaining on hand in the 1st Quarter, 1865 :
On hand as
per report for
4th Quarter,
Rec'v'd as per
Total to be ac-
counted for.
Issued as per
Remaining on
hand and to
be accounted
for.
Iron guns, 10-pounders ( unservice - ) able,
2
2
2
Belgian rifle muskets, cal. . 69 in
1,675
1,675
95
1,580
Lgt. French rifled do.,
" .58 “
13
13
13
Austrian rifles
301
301
301
Rifle muskets, cal. . 58 in.
57
57
57
S. B. muskets, “
.69
797 40
837
837
Cavalry swords.
2
2
2
27
27
27
3,886
3,886
95
3,791
2,898 48
2,946
95
2,851
Cap pouches and cone picks
2,945 47
2,992
95
2,897
2,869 19
2,888
95
2,793
2,888
2,888
95
2,793
66
plates
2,437
2,437
95
2,342
Gun slings
3,031 45
3,076
95
2,981
2,969 45
3,014
95
2,919
Carbine cartridge boxes
15
15
15
93
93
93
Ball pouches
2
2
2
Non .- c. off. “
66
27
27
27
Screw drivers
2,522
2,522
15
2,507
Cones
1,437
1,437
10
1,427
1,244
1,244
15
1,229
Wipers
105
105
105
Ball screws
313
313
313
Bullet moulds
62
62
62
Elongated bullet cart. cal. . 69
66
66
.58
213,960
213,960
28,000
185,960
Buck and ball
.69
103,830
103,830
103,830
Smith's carbine
37,065
37,065
37,065
Austrian rifle
2,000
2,000
2,000
Sharpe's
300
300
300
Harper's Ferry rifle "
700
700
700
Colt's holster pistol "
1,720
1,720
1,720
Musket caps
30
30
30
Lead, (pounds)
4
4
4
Rifle powder, (kegs)
17
17
17
295
295
295
Powder canteens
5
5
5
Packing boxes
S32 8
840
41
799
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
373,858
373,858
5,000
368,858
Waist belts 66
plates
slings and swivels
91
91
91
Cavalry sword belts and plates
3.225 10
3,235
45
3,190
Non .- com. officers' swords
Bayonet scabbards.
Cartridge boxes
plates
2-Q. M. GEN'S REP.
1
1
1 1
1
1
1
Gun flints
1
1
1 I
I
42,850
42,850
42,850
1
1 1
(pounds)
1864.
Abstract.
Abstract.
Spring vices
belts
66
APPENDIX D. Abstract of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in 2d Quarter, 1865.
DATE.
FROM WHOM RECEIVED.
1865.
No of Voucher.
Rifled Muskets,
Lg't French Rifles
S. B. Muskets.
Austrain Rifles.
Carbines.
Bay't Scabbards.
Cap, Pouches and
Cartridge Boxes.
Cartridge Box
Cartridge Box
Cartridge Box
Belt Plates.
Gun Slings.
Waist Belts.
Waist Belt Plates.
Screw Drivers.
Cones.
Wipers.
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