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3-Q. M. GEN'S REP.
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the kind advice and assistance, and uniform and generous consider- ation and courtesy which I have received at your hands during that entire period, both in my private and official relations. I have the honor to be, Very Respectfully, Your Obedient Servant, GEORGE W. BROWN, Quarter- Master General.
APPENDIX A.
Abstract of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores received in the year ending December 31, 1866.
Number of Vouchers.
| Iron Guns-unserviceable.
Belgian Rifled Muskets-
Light French Rifled Mus-
Rifle Muskets-cal. . 58 in.
Austrian Muskets-cal. . 69
| S. B. Flint Lock Muskets.
Bayonet Scabbards.
Cap Pouches & Conc Picks.
Cartridge Boxes.
Cartridge Box Plates.
Cartridge Box Belts.
Cartridge Box Belt Plates.
Gun Slings.
Waist Belts.
Waist Belt Plates.
Carbine Cartridge Boxes.
Screw Drivers.
Wipers.
Ball Screws.
Spring Vices.
Elongated Bullet Cartrid-
Buck and Ball Cartridges,
Colt's Holster Pistol Car-
Packing Boxes.
REMARKS.
DATE.
From whom received.
cal. . 69 in.
kets-cal. . 58 in.
Austrian Rifles.
B. Muskets.
103
122
80
104
77
85 23
3.1
21
34
4
6
122
..
10 150 55
120
170
155
107
92
90
17
16
18
100
2
66
...
...
Jan. 13
11
2 Col. Henry Nay.
6
37
..
...
3
4|Capt. George W. Murray
12
3
..
....
2
....
..
... ...... 53
53
57
57
50
......
.... ...
265
251
259
239
222
204
138
251
245
100
59|128
9
2
...
......
..
....
...
278
202
290
226
203
161
168
186
...
....
....
..
...
12
...
...
1300
6
286
....
...
...
..
...
85
85
92
90
90
87
79
82
...
191
188
....
....
....
...
...
...
66
197
....
...
...
...
....
..
..
..
....
3
..
...
..
2
..
...
55
52
55
58
51
51
47
17
...
....
..
...
...
...
...
500 1200
....
66 15 15
..
....
...
39
148 142
.... 162
141
144
130
135
152
145
...
32
5
5
...
...
...
..
32
32
32
31
32
31
31
... ....
18
18
......
......
...
.... ...
45
...
...
...
..
..
30 21 James Lanham
1
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..
....
....
......
54
55
55
55
56
18
56
56
1
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...
--
...
. ....
....
...
....
......
...
Nov. 20 23
1
641
150|655
9:358
...
....
...
8
...
. ..
.....
...
...
85
40
76
86
Dico
15
47
87
32
31
...
...
....
....
...
...
...
...
..
4
36
32
38
35
35
24
......
...
...... ...
....
....
....
...
...
...
......
..
......
......
... ....
30 22
Maj. J. H. Showalter.
20
..
1
...
9
22
66
3
50
Col. James A. Wilson .....
500 4200,150
...
21
5
...
...
...
...
....
....
...
...
...
......
......
...
.... 24
15
24
2
1
5
...
......
...
.....
64
58
...
6
6
Capt. Hiram Chapman ..
53
....
54
4
.....
4
12
8| 9 Col. A. B. Davisson ..
36
05
...
194
1981
186
188
2.17
230
257
257
104
100
165
11
3
...
1
...
1
8
6
8
8
8
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8
8
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6. 15 14
60
..
..
...
....
...
....
...
....
...
....
...
...
45
...
...
...
1000
16
Aug. 27 16 Thomas Hornbrook.
2
30 17 Col. James A. Wilson ..
2
32
Col. James A. Wilson.
Oct. 15 18 = 20 19 ....
20 20 Col. N. F. Sinclair
97
19
93
117
97
3
5
...
....
...
4000
...
...
....
..
..
....
...
....
...
....
..
....
.. ...
5000
11
..
.....
5|11 |Col. J. L. Westfall.
..
281
355
311
268
274
27
19
300
300
280 ...
..
15 ...
66
5 12 Col. A. W. Moore ..
28
......
345
365
...
46
...
..... ...
New. Unserviceable.
...
......
..
...
...
177 77
12
....
April 2 10 Col. W. A. Jones ..
190
187
196
....
...
305
...
400
330
12
6
10
13
5
11
21
17
21
24
28
47
43
...
..
....
..
.. ...
...
...
....
Sword Bayonets.
ges-cal. 69.
cal. 69.
tridges.
1866.
--
12
Unserviceable.
19
:6
45
58
31
1
1
10
2
2
....
......
13
... ...
...
...
... ....
...
... ...
2
Serviceable. Unserviceable.
6. 7 Capt. Wm. H. Day.
...
6
259
17
8 8 Col. Isaiah Kirk.
...
...
...
20
...
19
June 1 |13 Col. John D. Riggs.
....
2
...
...
....
Mar. 6 6 5
1| Col. James McKinney ...
11
.....
...... 100
...
.....
5
6
827 66|1809 2211 |2521 |2194 |1558 |1352|1742 2002 1924 28 345|352 439 32:10 39 143001
-
-
-
13
2
...
...
4 13 97 L. F. Rifles-serviceable. Unserviceable.
......
32
..
42 |136!
39
...
...
120
..
32
...
...
...
in., s. b.
14
...
Cones.
APPENDIX B. Table of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores received, issued and remaining on hand, in the year ending December 31, 1866.
On hand as per report for last yr.
Received as per Abstract
Total to bel Accounted for.
On hand, Dec. 31, 1866.
Iron guns, unserviceable
2
1
3
3
Belgian rifle muskets, cal. . 69 in
403
641
1,044
1,044
Lt. French rifled do. 16 .58 “
421
150
571
571
Austrian rifles
48
655
703
703
Rifle muskets, cal. 58 in
318
9
327
327
S. B. muskets
764
358
1,112
1,112
Austrian muskets, cal. 69 in. s.b
40
827
867
867
S. B. flint-lock muskets.
66
66
Rifled muskets, cal. 69 in
38
38
38
Revolvers
5
5
5
Cavalry swords.
1
1
1
Non-com. officers' swords
27
27
27
Bayonet scabbards
4,307
1,809
6,116
6,116
Cap pouches and cone picks.
3,736
2,211
5,947
5,947
Cartridge boxes.
4,014
2,521
6,535
6,535
Cartridge box plates
3,597
2,194
5,791
5,791
Cartridge box belts.
3,547
1,558
5,105
5,105
Cartridge box belt plates
2,891
1,352
4,243
4,243
Gun slings.
3,947
1,742
5,689
5,689
Waist belts
3,818
2,002
5,820
5,820
Waist belt plates.
3,816
1,924
5,740
5,740
Carbine cartridge boxes.
15
28
43
43
Carbine slings and swivels
93
93
93
Ball pouches.
91
91
91
Cavalry sword belts and plates
1
1
1
Non-c. off. "
27
27
27
Screw drivers
2,656
345
3,001
3,001
Cones.
1,463
352
1,815
1,815
Wipers
1,360
459
1,819
1,819
Ball screws
108
32
140
140
Spring vices
319
10
329
329
Bullet moulds
62
62
62
Sword bayonets.
39
39
39
Elongated bullet cart. cal.
.69
115,858
143,000
130,158
130,158
"
.58
83,322
83,322
83,322
Buck and ball
.69
53,830
500
44,330
44,330
Smith's carbine
65
65
65
Austrian rifle
2,000
2,000
2,000
Sharpe's 65
300
300
300
Harper's Ferry rifle cartridges
700
700
700
Colt's holster pistol
1,720
4,200
5,920
5,920
Musket caps_ __
42,850
42,850
42,850
Lead, (pounds).
30
30
30
Rifle powder, (kegs)
3
3
3
17
17
17
Gun flints
295
295
295
Powder canteens.
5
5
5
Packing boxes
347
150
497
497
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APPENDIX C.
Amounts drawn from the Treasury for the payment of the " First Class" of claims, audited and allowed by the Board of Claims in the year 1865.
DATE.
BY WHOM DRAWN.
IN WHAT COUNTY DISBURSED.
AMOUNTS.
March
17. Col. George W. Brown.
Wayne
85,038 69
29
Hon. Robert Hager
Logan.
1,936 00
29
Kanawha
1
[
4,264 42
66
31.
20
Boone
10,306 32
Putnam
1,809 19
66
20.
Kanawha
4,888 14
Tyler
85 06
May
7. Col. George W. Brown
Monongalia I
2,555 27
Harrison
1,585 02
66
24.
Tyler
3,280 83
June
4.
Preston
3,233 08
Brooke
1,585 93
27.
Lewis
1,844 12
July
3.
Wetzel
1,095 67
Gilmer
369 71
Clay
2,957 37
Jackson
3,550 44
31.
Taylor
180 45
August 27.
Pleasants
247 60
Sept.
28.
66
Marshall
506 39
Total Amount
142,830 30
66
168 25
April
20.
21.
Marion
J
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1
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22.
26.
66
Mason
668 08
1
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10.
10.
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29. Col. George W. Brown
Ohio
1
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26. |Gen'l J. E. Boyer
16.
4,834 84
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66
66
66
5,849 43
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APPENDIX D.
Statement of Payments made on Vouchers of Class No. 1, as audited
remaining unpaid on each Voucher, and the total amount of the
Vouchers.
Voucher. No. of |
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
128 37
1,804 12
237 60
668 08 166 16
1,830 11
369 81
1,936 00
1,809 09
274 80
210 90
312 05
Am't Remain-
ing Unpaid.
1,147 50
433 50
25 50
7,891 00
10,994 74
333 25
190 23
107 90
45 77
434 08
123 94
97 03
54 82
176 25 574 74
579 51
5,825 77
535 38
618 16
198 61
189 35
158 50
455 61
363 47
266 37
659 40
410 22
700 89
128 37
1,778 12
237 60
634 72
166 16
368 51
1,936 00
1,660 94
267 80
147 11
284 75
Amount Paid.
$ 21,875 70
12,424 50
16,859 25
13,449 50
13,572 00
13,449 50 17,272 75
7,916 50
10,994 74
333 25
190 23
107 90
45 77
123 94 434 08
97 03 127 13
54 82
574 74
176 25
579 51 5,855 06
435 38
618 16
198 61
189 35 158 50
455 61
363 47
266 37
777 70
410 22
700 89
26 00
33 36
131 64
158 15
63 79
27 30
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Mason
35 Taylor
Gilmer
36|Clay
38 Logan
39 Putnam
Harrison 40
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Lewis
66
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Total Amount of
$ 21,875 00
Vouchers.
by the Board of Claims in their Report of 1865; the amount
1
1
1
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1
1
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66
66
66
1
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2,698 47
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127 13
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23
APPENDIX D .- Continued.
Statement of Payments made on Vouchers of Class No. 1, as audited
remaining unpaid on each Voucher, and the total amount of the
Vouchers.
Voucher No. of
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
73
74
75
77
78
79
80
81
82
84
Am't Remain- Total Amount of
4 40
4 40
21 64
40 67
4 30
10 93
36 36
10 38
6 06
Amount Paid.
129 80 $
111 40
235 06
192 83
585 61
87 38
969 37
69 19
822 20
665 81
170 90
102 76
179 96
69 76
115 17
160 76
204 31
223 43
265 94
71 42
177 59
287 94
1,519 25
587 42
526 50
214 20
228 30
451 91
270 15
287 23
452 16
453 37
338 15
31 84
57 60
26 38
15 54
62 10
66 25
298 53
409 00
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60
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83 Marion
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Brooke
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1
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134 20
115 80
256 70
233 50
585 61
969 37
80 12
675 81 822 20
207 26
113 14
186 02
69 76
115 17
318 03 160 76
269 33
307 51
98 08
217 86
377 35 1,519 25
587 42
526 50 1,795 50
214 20 228 30
451 91
270 15
287 23 452 16
453 37
338 15
94 55 119 33
26 38
15 54
84 60
66 68
371 59 485 16
Vouchers.
$
43
22 50
73 06
76 16
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Marion
66
66
66
62 71
61 73
ing Unpaid.
113 72
45 90
41 57
1
1,795 50
72
by the Board of Claims in their Report of 1865; the amount
1
·
91 68
24
$139,636 83 $3,426 17 $143,063 00
85 06
284 06
293 54
362 27
331 65
369 71
384 30
526 09
531 02
244 03
555 43
498 09
416 78
78 73
266 40
239 82
335 07
300 31
314 80
374 59
10,306 82
228 31
227 66
165 69
227 11
387 21
392 84
Vouchers.
Total Amount of
Vouchers.
remaining unpaid on each Voucher, and the total amount of the
by the Board of Claims in their Report of 1865; the amount
Statement of Payments made on Vouchers of Class No. 1, as audited
APPENDIX D .- Continued.
Amount Paid.
85 06
281 03
268 44
327 23
314 78
369 71
345 59
457 29
1,106 25
531 02
212 88
244 03
555 43
435 17
416 78
78 73
266 40
239 82
335 07
260 98
315 80
374 59
2 28 31
227 66
165 69
227 11
367 88
271 69 $
3 03
25 10
35 04
16 87
38 71
68 80
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1
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94 Tyler
Jackson
Marion
Preston
Marion
Totals
113|Tyler
112
111
110
109
108
107
105
104
103
102
101
99
97
96
95
93
92
90
89
88
87
86
85
No. of } Voucher.
Clay
66
66
106 | Monongalia
100 Preston
98 Kanawha
66
66
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