Document  No.  22. 


REPORT 


Quartermaster  General, 


State  of  New  Jersey, 


FOR  THE  YEAR  1876 


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REPORT. 


State  of  New  Jersey,  ") 

Office  of  the  Quartermaster  General,        V 

Trenton,  November  1st,  1876.  J 

His  Excellency,  Joseph   D.  Bedle,   Governor  and    Commander-in- 
Chief : 

I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  my  report  of  the  operations  of  this 
department  for  the  past  year,  and  the  number  and  condition  of  the 
arms  and  equipments  belonging  to  the  State,  the  number  loaned  out, 
in  whose  hands,  and  whether  under  proper  responsibility. 

Whole  number  of  arms,  the  property  of  the  State,  serviceable,  is 
twenty-two  thousand  five  hundred  and  eighteen,  (22,518). 

Unserviceable,  three  hundred  and  eleven,  (311). 

Total  number  of  different  calibres,  twenty-two  thousand  eight  hun- 
dred and  twenty-nine,  (22,829). 

Whole  number  in  hands  of  National  Guard,  three  thousand  nine 
hundred  and  thirty-one,  (3,931). 

Number  in  the  Arsenal,  eighteen  thousand  five  hundred  and  eighty- 
seven,  (18,587). 

Number  of  cannon  of  different  calibres,  the  property  of  the  State, 
forty  (40),  making  seven  (7)  complete  batteries,  comprising  caissons, 
battery  wagons,  forges  and  implements;  also  two  (2)  Billinghurst 
batteries,  with  implements.  Of  the  above  there  have  been  issued 
ten  (10)  cannons  with  caissons. 

There  have  been  received  from  the  United  States,  during  the 
year,  two  thousand  six  hundred  (2,600)  Springfield  rifles,  breech 
loaders,  calibre  forty-five  (45). 

There  have  been  received  from  military  companies,  during  the 
year,  one  thousand  six  hundred  and  ninety  (1,690)  muskets,  under 
orders  for  re-arming  the  National  Guard. 


4  QUAETERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

The  First,  Third,  Fourth,  Sixth,  Seventh  and  Ninth  Reginaents, 
and  the  Second  Battalion  of  the  National  Guard,  have  been  armed 
with  Sprini2;field  rifles,  breech-loaders,  calibre  forty-five  (45) ;  the 
Fifth  and  Eighth  Regiments  are  armed  with  the  muzzle-loading  rifled 
muskets. 

Annual  returns  have  been  received  from  sixty-one  (61)  companies, 
reporting  generally  the  good  condition  of  the  arms  and  equipments. 
Four  (4)  companies  have  failed  to  make  returns  according  to  law. 

By  the  statement  in  the  appendix,  you  will  observe  the  total 
expenditures  on  militia  account  for  the  past  year  are  sixty-six  thou- 
sand two  hundred  and  eighty-nine  dollars  and  seventy-three  cents 
(^66,289.73),  of  which  seven  thousand  six  hundred  and  thirty-four 
dollars  and  fifty-seven  cents  (^7,634.57)  is  for  the  purchase  and  repair 
of  arms,  ordnance,  clothing,  and  camp  and  garrison  equipage  ;  forty- 
four  thousand  one  hundred  and  thirty-seven  dollars  and  seventy-three 
cents  ($44,137.73)  w^as  lor  armory  rent,  by  act  of  the  Legislature, 
and  seven  thousand  eight  hundred  and  two  dollars  and  eighty-four 
cents  ($7,802.84)  was  for  current  expenses.  The  amount  expended 
for  calling  out  the  Seventh  Regiment  to  preserve  the  peace  at  Hope- 
well, on  the  7th  and  8th  of  January,  was  eight  hundred  and  seventy- 
seven  dollars  and  fifty-three  cents  ($877.53).  The  expenditures  of 
the  Encampment,  as  far  as  bills  rendered  and  paid  at  this  office,  is 
six  thousand  five  hundred  and  sixty-three  dollars  and  forty-five  cents 
($6,543.45). 

In  the  appendix  will  be  found  statements  giving  full  particulars  of 
issues,  receipts  and  disbursements  on  account  of  the  National  Guard. 
These  statements  are  as  follows  : 

Statement  A  contains  an  account  of  clothing,  camp  and  garrison 
equipage.  Quartermaster  stores,  baggage  tram  and  ordnance  and 
ordnance  stores,  serviceable  and  unserviceable,  remaining  on  hand  at 
the  State  Arsenal,  on  the  31st  of  October,  1876. 

Statement  B,  the  number  of  arms,  &c.,  cleaned  and  repaired  during 
the  year. 

Statement  C,  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  received  from  the 
United  States  Government  during  the  year. 

Statement  D,  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  turned  in  by  disbanded 
and  other  military  companies  during  the  year. 

Statement  E,  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  issued  from  the  State 
Arsenal  to  the  National  Guard,  before  their  giving  bonds,  according 
to  law,  during  the  year. 

Statement  F,  clothing,  camp  and  garrison  equipage,  &c.,  turned 
into  the  State  Arsenal  by  the  National  Guard  during  the  year. 

Statement  G,  clothing,  camp  and  garrison  equipage  and  Quarter- 
master stores  issued  from  the  State  Arsenal  to  the  National  Guard 
during  the  year. 

Statement  H,  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores,  clothing,  camp  and 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  5 

garrison  equipage,  &c.,  issued  from  the  State  Arsenal  to  the  First 
Brigade,  National  Guard,  at  Camp  Bedle,  July  5lh,  6th  and  8th, 
1876. 

Statement  I,  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores,  clothing,  camp  and 
garrison  equipage,  &c.,  turned  into  the  State  Arsenal  from  the  First 
Brigade,  National  Guard,  Camp  Bedle,  July  9th,  1876. 

Statement  J,  stores  issued  from  the  State  Arsenal  to  city  of  Eliza- 
beth, State  Institutions  and  N.  J.  Centennial  Commission  during  the 
year. 

Statement  K,  stores  issued  to  independent  organizations  and 
Washington  Headquarters  Association,  at  Morristown. 

Statement  L,  stores  turned  into  the  State  Arsenal  from  State 
Institutions  and  N.  J.  Centennial  Commission  during  the  year. 

Statement  M,  stores  turned  into  the  State  Arsenal  by  sundry 
independent  organizations  and  Washington  Headquarters  Associa- 
tion. 

Statement  N,  ammunition,  clothing,  camp  and  garrison  equipage 
issued  from  the  State  Arsenal  to  five  companies  of  the  Seventh  Regi- 
ment, National  Guard,  ordered  out  for  duty,  to  preserve  the  peace 
at  Hopewell. 

btaiement  0,  clothing,  camp  and  garrison  equipage  turned  into 
the  State  Arsenal  by  five  companies  of  the  Seventh  Regiment, 
National  Guard,  ordered  out  to  preserve  the  peace  at  Hopewell. 

Statement  P,  ammuition  expended  in  firing  salutes  during  the 
year. 

Tabular  Statement  A,  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  in  possession 
of  the  National  Guard,  on  the  31st  day  of  October,  1876. 

Tabular  Statement  B,  stores  issued  to  and  returned  by  First 
Brigade,  National  Guard,  at  Camp  Bedle,  Trenton,  July,  1876. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

LEWIS  PERRINE, 

Quartermaster  General  of  JS'ew  Jersey. 


APPENDIX. 


APPENDIX, 


Statement  of  the  amount  paid  on  account  of  the  State  Militia, 
from  November  1st,  1875,  to  October  31st,  1876: 

Accoutrements  and  equipments $1,118  70 

Appropriation  for  armor v  rent.  <fec 44,137  73 

Books  an'l  stationery  for  Quartermaster  General's  office  and  State  Arsenal  2o3  19 

Camp  and  garrison  equipage  3,452  10 

Clotliin.- 2,544  75 

Encampment  6,563  45 

Forage 317  57 

Freight 3J7  47 

Fuel 220  93 

Incidentals 438  09 

Inspector  General 204  50 

Ordnance  and  ordnance  store.'' 519  02 

Postage  for  Quartermaster  General  s  office  and  State  Arsenal 103  59 

Princeton  Centennial 151  14 

Services  at  State  Arsenal 329  62 

Tactics _    54  00 

Transportation,  brigade  parades,  regimental  inspections,  &c 5.553  88 

?i6,289  73 

Appropriation  for  armory  rent,  &c $44,137  73 

Arms,  clothing  and  equipments 7  631  57 

Encampment  6,5h3  45 

Princeton  Centennial 151  14 

$58,486  89 

Current  expenses  of  militia  during  the  year $7,802  84 


STATEMENTS. 


STATEMENTS. 


STATEMENT  A. 


Clothing,    Camp   and    Garrison    Equipage,   and    Quartermaster's 
Stores  in  the  State  Arsenal  on  the  Zlst  day  oj  October,  1876. 


22  unifonn  caps,  grey,  new. 

16  nniform  caps,  blue,  artillery. 
22  shields  for  caps. 

21  pompons  for  caps. 
25  helmets,  artillery. 

1  officer's  helmet. 
1500  each,  H  and  J,  letters  for  caps. 
1  pair  shoulder  knots. 
1  officer's  coat,  artillery. 

22  uniform  jackets,  grey. 

29  uniform  jackets,  artillery. 
1591  flannel  sack  coats. 
44  great  coats,  infantry. 
748  great  coats,  cavalry. 

6  pairs  uniform  trowsers,  grey. 

17  pairs  uniform  trowsers,  artillery. 

1  pair    officer's    uniform    trowsers, 
artillery. 
589  blankets,  grey. 

34  pairs  blankets,  scarlet. 
426  bed  sacks. 
70  mattresses. 

23  camp  cots. 
19  camp  stools. 

491  A  tents. 

106  wall  tents. 
108  wall  tent  flies. 

5  hospital  tents. 

8  hospital  tent  flies. 

6  Sibley  tents. 

543  sets  common  tent  poles. 
187  common  tent  poles,  ridge. 

107  sets  wall  tent  poles. 

8  sets  hospital  tent  poles. 


20  Sibley  tent  poles. 

19  Sibley  tent  tripods. 
10545  single  notch  tent  pins. 

2364  double  notch  tent  pins. 
3200  wooden  buttons  for  tents. 
47  axes  and  helves. 
43  hatchets  and  handles. 
24  picks  and  handles. 
64  spades. 
245  camp  kettles. 
70  mess  pans,  tin. 
247  mess  pans,  iron. 
106  tin  dishes. 
1350  tin  plates. 
2567  tin  cups,  pints. 

280  tin  cups,  naif  pints. 
1254  knives. 
1115  forks. 
3281  spoons. 
975  canteens,  strapped. 
15  drums,  new. 
9  drums,  been  in  use. 
7  drum  shells. 
10  drum  snares,  sets  of. 
72  drum  batter  heads. 
66  drum  snare  heads. 
63  drum  cases. 
34  drum  slings. 

20  drum  slick  carriages. 
53  pairs  drum  sticks. 

5  books,    regimental     letter,     plain 

top. 
4  books,      regimental      descriptive, 

plain  top. 


14 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


2  books,      regimental      descriptive, 

2  stoves  and  cauldrons. 

printed  top. 

11 

stoves  in  use. 

4  books,  regimental  order,  plain  top. 

10 

stable  forks. 

2  books,  regimental  index. 

5  shovels. 

6  books,  regimental  morning  report, 

3 

scoop  shovels. 

plain  top. 

2 

hay  forks. 

2  books,  company   morning  report, 

2  cedar  buckets. 

plain  top. 

11 

pumps. 

1  book,  company  clothing. 

9 

pails  for  pumps. 

1  book,  company  descriptive. 

65 

wooden  pails. 

1  book,  company  order. 

3 

wheelbarrows. 

1  storm  flag. 

2 

post-hole  spades. 

20  color  bearers  and  sockets. 

1 

measure,  bushel. 

1  battery  color,  silk. 

3 

measures,  half-bushel. 

4  white  silk  guidons,  "  4." 

4 

measures,  half-peck. 

27   staffs  for  infantry  guidons. 

[> 

carpenter's  hatchets. 

5  sets  flag  halyards. 

2 

carpenter's  hammers. 

8800  feet  tent  lacing. 

8 

carpenter's  saws. 

9  sets  stencil  plates,  A  to  K. 

59 

axe  slmgs. 

66  fifes. 

86 

spade  slings. 

1  bugle. 

2 

commissary  chests  and  contents 

86  knapsack  hooks. 

2 

commissary  scales. 

61  knapsack  buckles. 

120 

pounds  horse  shoe  nails. 

7  tables  for  field  desks. 

5 

hickory  brooms. 

14  pairs  manacles. 

47 

corn  brooms. 

25  pairs  handcuffs. 

39 

wooden  rakes. 

7u  lanterns. 

8 

field  desks. 

12  gallon  cans. 

5 

small  writing  tables. 

Unserviceable. 


32  uniform  jackets,  chasseur,  blue. 

84  uniform  jackets,  artillery. 

13  flannel  sack  coats. 

4  pairs  trowsers,  infantry,  blue. 

67  pairs  trowsers,  artillery. 

58  wall  tents. 

57  wall  tent  flies. 

286  A  tents. 

4  hospital  tents. 

2  hospital  tent  flies. 

19  Sibley  tents. 

160  wall  tent  poles,  upright. 

16  wall  tent  poles,  ridge. 

329  A  tent  poles,  upright. 


170  A  tent  poles,  ridge. 

3  hoepital  tent  poles,  upright. 

7  tripods. 

389  knapsacks,  U.  S. 

315  knapsacks,  soft. 

408  knapsacks,  box. 

169  haversacks,  rubber. 

37  haversacks,  U.  S. 

1426  canteens,  rubber. 

5  pairs  manacles. 

14  pairs  handcuffs. 

34  lanterns. 

1  commissary  scale. 

9  drums. 


Baggage  Train. 


2  horses,  in  use. 
1  army  wagon,  in  use. 
1  ordnance  wagon,  in  use. 
1  ambulance,  in  use 

1  cart,  in  use. 

2  sets  harness,  two-horse,  in  use. 
2  sets  harness,  one-horse,  in  use. 
1  set  cart  harness,  in  use. 

15  sets  train  harness,  two  horse  wheel. 
15  sets  train  harness,  two-hoise  lead. 


29  chain  halters. 

10  collars,  extra. 

17  wagoner's  saddles. 

18  pole  straps. 

19  check  straps. 

2  sets  four-horse  lines. 

2  sets  two-horse  lines. 

12  pairs  extra  harness. 
17  wagoners'  whips. 

13  stretchers  for  harness. 


QUARTERMASTER  GE.^ERAL'S  REPORT. 


15 


Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores  in  the  State  Arsenal  on  the  Slst  day 

of  October,  1876. 


926  rifles.  Springfield  B.  L.,  cal.  .45.  850 

3533  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  850 

2372  muskets.  C.  P.  F.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

2029  muskets,  S.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  161 

23  muskets.  Springfield,  cal.  .58.  45 

1  musket,  Springfield,  Maynard  pri-  136 

mer,  cal.  58.  1590 

22  muskets,  cadet,  cal.  .58.  182 

208  muskets,  U.  S.,  smooth  bore,  cal.  170 

.69.  115 

318  muskets,  altered  from  flint  locks,  94 

cal.  .69.  4 

6306  muskets,  altered  from  flint  locks,  78 

rifled,  cal.  .69.  402 

1675  muskets   altered  from  flint  locks,  135 

Maynard  primers,  cal.  .69.  537 

155  muskets.  Enfield  rifle  cal.  .577.  520 

6  muskets,  Austrian  rifle,  cal.  .54.  35 

2  muskets,  Belgian  rifle,  cal.  .69. 
626  rifles,  U.  S.,  brass   mounted,   cal.  92 

.54. 

79  rifles,  U.  S..  sword  bayonet,  brass  1011 

mounted,  cal.  .58. 

54  rifles,  U.  S.,  sword  bayonet,  brass  33 

mounted,  cal.  .54. 

53  rifles,  Derringer,  cone  in  barrel.  275 
199  rifles,  French,  sword  bayonet,  cal. 

.62.  1204 

88  pistols,  Whitney  revolvers,  cal.  .36.  294 
1000  pistols.  Remington  revolvers  cal. 

.44.  32 

180  pistols,  altered  from  flint  locks.  2 

1  signal  pistol.  6 

2  sets  signal  pistol  accoutrements.  4 
1777  sets  pistol  appendages.  18 

45  bullet  moulds.  2 

2100  musket  tompions,  wood,  I            2 

323  musket  tompions,  patent.  I 

10568  wipers.  i            6 

10160  screw  drivers.  I 

657  ball  screws.  I            4 
1048  spring  vises. 

14350  spare  cones.  I          18 

1600  tumbler  screws.  ! 

1700  main  springs.  !          17 

1720  sear  springs.  ' 

2200  tumbler  and  band  spring  punches.  12 
3270  screw  drivers  for  B.  L.  rifles. 

680  tumbler  punches  for  B.  L.  rifles.  6 

850  main  springs  for  B.  L  rifles.  6 

850  sear  springs  for  B.  L.  rifles.  6 

850  tumbler  s.rews  for  B.  L.  rifles. 

340  extractors  lor  B.  L.  rifles.  25  sp 

850  ejector  springs,  for  B.  L.  rifles. 

850  cam  latch  springs  for  B.  L.  rifles.  ,          80 

850  firing  pins  for  B.  L.  rifles.  \          18 

850  firing  pin  springs  for  B.  L.  rifles. 


firing  pin  screws  for  B.  L.  rifles 
breech  block  cap  screws  for  B.  L. 

rifles, 
spring  vises  for  B.  L.  rifles, 
rifle  bullet  moulds 
implements  for  U.  S.  rifles, 
cavalry  sabres, 
artillery  sabres, 
artillery  swords. 
N.  C.  0.  swords,  steel  scabbards. 
N.  C.  O.  swords,  leather  scabbards. 
S.  C  O.  swords,  for  N.  G. 
musicians'  swords, 
cavalry  sabre  belts,  white  bufi". 
cavalry  sabre  bells,  black  bufi". 
cavalry  sabre  belt  plates, 
cavalry  sabre  knots,  white  bufl". 
artillery   sword   waist    belts    and 

plates. 
N.   C.    0.    sword    shoulder   belts, 

black  buff. 
N.    C.    0.   sword    shoulder   belts, 

white  buff. 
N    C.   0.   sword    shoulder    belts, 

black  leather. 
N     C.    0.   sword    shoulder   belts, 

black  glazed. 
N.  C.  0.  sword  shoulder  belt  plates. 
N.   C.  0.  sword  waist   belts  and 

plates. 
N.  C.  O.  sword  frogs. 
Billinghurst  and  Requa  batteries 
12-pounder  light  Napoleon  guns. 
3^-inch  Ames   guns. 
3-inch  Griffin  guns. 
12-pounder  mountain  howitzers. 
Prairie    howitzers,   carriages   and 

limbers, 
gun  carriages  and  limbers  for  12- 
pounder. 
gnn    carriages    and    limbers    for 

6-pounder. 
gnn    carriages 

3  inch  guns, 
caissons,      with       spare      wheel, 

6-pounder. 
caissons    with    spare    wheel,    12- 
pounder. 
battery  wagons, 
traveling  forges, 
sponge    buckets    for 

guns, 
sponge     buckets     for 

guns. 
tar  buckets, 
sponge   and   ramn:ers 

guns. 


and    limbers    for 


12-pounder 
6-pounder 

for  3-inch 


16 


QUAETERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


11  sponge  and  rammers  for  3  J-in.  guns. 

14  sponge     and     rammers     for     12- 

pounder. 
2  sponge  and  rammers  for  howitzers. 
10  bristic  Fponges  and  rammers. 
19  worms  and  staves  for  3-inch  guns. 
4  worms  and  staves  for  32-inch  guns. 
8  worms  and  staves  for  12-pounder. 
2  sets  tiring  implemeuts  for  howitz- 
ers. 
107  hand-spikes. 

23  prolongs. 

24  vent  punches. 

25  vtnt  covers. 

■     2  vent  covers  for  howitzers. 
33  sponge  covers. 

37  priming  wires. 
76  thumb  h'talis. 
25  lanj'ards. 

44  gunners'  haversacks. 

38  gunners'  pouches. 
13  gimlets. 

24  pincers. 
24  fuse  cutters. 
24  wrenches. 
24  tow  hooks. 

15  port  fire  clippers. 
6  Paulins,  6x1:^  feet. 
6  Paulins,  12x15  feet. 

4  pendulum  hausses. 

5  patent   tompions   for    12-pounder 

guns. 

6  patent    tompions    for     6-pounder 

guns. 

12  patent  tompions  for  3-inch  guns. 
172  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather,  for 

N.  G. 
2100  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S  ,  cal.  .■'">8. 

192  cartridge  boxes  for  rifles,  cal.  .58. 
1279  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S.,  cal.  .69. 
515  cartridge  boxes,  black  glazed. 
147  cartridge  boxes,  pistol. 
172  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
4096  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 
41 '0  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
1433  cartridge  box  belts,  buif. 
503  cartridge  box  belts,  bufi". 
2046  cartridge  box  belts,  black  glazed. 
1978  cartridge  box  belts,  black  leather. 
53  cartridge  box   belt  plates,  figure 
"1." 
335  cartridge  box   belt  plates,  figure 
"  2  " 
21  cartridge  box   belt  plates,  figure 
"3" 
290  cartridge  box   belt   plates,  figure 
"4." 
86  cartridge  box   belt   plates,   figure 

"5." 
70  cartridge  box   belt   plates,   figure 
"  6." 


108  cartridge   box   belt   plates,   figure 

"  7" 
174  cartridge  box   belt   plates,   figure 

"8." 

91  cartridge  box   belt   plates,   figure 

"9." 
48  figures  2,  for  plates. 
22  figures  4,  for  plates. 
60  figures  6,  for  plates. 
2039  cartridge  box  plates,  eagles. 
246  ba3'onet  scabbards  and  frogs,  patent 

leather 
547  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs,  black 
leather. 

188  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs,  buff. 
264  bayonet  scabbards,  without  frogs. 
400  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

1227  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  white  buff. 
200  waist  belts,  webbing. 
893  waist  belts,  buff. 
200  waist  belts,  buff. 
1664  waist  belts,  black  leather. 
1110  waist  belts,  black  glazed. 
17  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  A." 
53  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  B." 

189  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  0." 

92  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  D." 
144  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  E." 
107  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  F." 
164  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  G." 

94  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  H." 
4  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  I." 

46  waist  belt  plates,  letter  "  K." 
4  letters  A,  for  plates. 

55  letters  B,  for  plates 

76  letters  C,  for  plates. 
2443  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S, 

229  waist  belt  plates,  plain. 
680  loops  for  waist  belt  plates. 
670  slides  for  waist  belt  plates. 

626  zouave  waist  belts  black  leather. 

606  zouave  waist  belt  plates. 
1909  carbine  belts  and  hooks. 

173  pistol  ho'sters  for  revolvers. 
2155  cap  pouches. 

747  gun  slings. 

486  cartridge  bags  for  3    inch  guns. 
1213  cartridge  bags  for  3^  inch  guns. 

621  cartridtje  bags  for  12  pound  guns. 

230  Hotchkiss  fuse  shell,  fixed  for  3 

inch  guns. 
250  Hotchkiss  fuse  case  shell,  fixed  for 

3  inch  guns. 
60  Hotchkiss  percussion  shells,  fixed 

for  3  inch  guns. 
41  Hotchkiss  canister  shot,  fixed  for 

3  inch  guns. 
373  Hotchkiss  fuse  shell,  unfixed  for 

3  inch  guns. 
457  Hotchkiss  fuse  case  shell,  unfixed 

for  3  inch  guns. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


17 


120  Hotchkiss  percussion  shell,  unfixed 

for  3  incli  guns. 
140  Hotchkiss   canister   shot,   unfixed 

for  3  inch  jjuns. 
100  James'  solid  shot  for  3J  inch  guns. 
100  James'  j)ercussion  shell  for  3^  inch 
guns. 
9387  friction  primers. 
5636  pounds  cannon  powder. 

71  cartridge   bags   for   3   inch    guns, 
filled. 
9  cartridge  bags   for   3.',    inch   guns, 
filled. 
31  cartridge  bags   for    12   pdr.  guns, 
filled; 
2  kegs  conical  balls,  cal.  .69. 
2  kegs  conical  balls,  cal.  .58. 
2874  metallic  cartridges,  cal.  .45. 
2913  metallic  cartridges,  blank,  cal.  .45. 
6570  metallic  cartridge  shells,  empty. 
10000  percussion    primers    for    metallic 

cartridges. 
40000  ball  cartridges,  E.  B.  cal.  .54. 
65000  ball  cartridges,  E.  B.  cal.  .574. 
49500  ball  cartridges,  E.  B.  cal   .57. 
22250  ball  cartridges.  E.  B.  cal.  .58. 
35000  ball  cartridges,  solid  water-proof, 

E.  B.  cal.  .58. 
70000  ball  cartridges,  E.  B   cal.  .69 


2000  ball    cartridges,    round    ball,  cal. 
.69. 
14500  ball    cartridges,    buck    and    ball, 

cal   69. 
8S000  ball  cartridges,  pistol,  E  B.  cal.  .36. 
200UO  ball  cartridges,  pistol,  E.  B.  cal.  .44. 
5040  blank  cnrtiidges,  cal.  .58. 
191  rounds    ammunition   for    Billing- 
hurst  batteries. 
31000  musket  percussion  caps. 
28500  pistol  percussion  caps. 
24  McClellan  saddles. 
53  watering  bridles. 
90  leather  halters. 

2  pail  Sj  urs. 
19  sets    aTiillerj''   harness,   two-horse 

wheel 
21  sets    artillerj^    harness,    two-horse 
lead. 
2  sets  prairie  cart  harness,  one-horse. 
58  valises  for  artillery  harness. 
30  nose  hags. 

5  horse  brushes. 
32  curry  cmbs. 
372  feet  picket  rope. 
49  saddle  blankets. 
1040  cone  guards  and  chains  for  Enfield 
rifles 
17  cavalry  bridles. 


Imperfect  and  Unserviceable. 


32  muskets,  T.  A.  Co  ,  cal.  .58. 
1  musket.  S.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

1  musket,  C.  P   F.  A.  Co.,  cal.   58. 
35  muskets,  flint  locks,  cal.  .69. 

20  muskets  altered  from  flint  locks, 
Maynard  primers,  cal.  .69. 

32  muskets  altered  from  flint  locks, 
cal.  .69. 

87  muskets,  altered  from  flint  locks, 
cone  in  barrel,  cal.  .69. 

66  rifles.  Derringer,  cal.  .58. 

31  rifles,  U.   S  ,  brass  mounted,   cal. 

6  rifles,  French,  ral.  .62. 
87  pistols,  flmt  lock. 

2  pistols,    Whitney    revolvers,    cal. 

.36. 
177  cavalry  sabres,  old  style. 
2  6  pdr.  guns,  bronze,  P'rench. 
2  4  pdr.  guns,  bronze,  English. 
5  6  pdr.  guns,  bronze,  Ames. 
2  6  pdr.  guns,  iron. 
11  sponge  and  rammers  for  12  pound 
guns. 


20  sponge  and  rammers  for  3  in.  guns. 
6  sponge  and  rammers  for  6  pound 

guns. 
3  sponge  buckets. 
1613  screw  drivers  for  flint  lock  mus- 
kets 
2116  wipers  for  flint  lock  muskets. 
4138  cartndjje  boxes. 
2130  cartridge  box  plates. 
2798  cartridge  box  belts. 
400  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
2327  cartridge  box  belt  plates. 
38^3  bayonet  scabbards. 
3915  waist  behs. 

140  waist  belts,  webbing. 
2H54  waist  belt  plates. 
3365  cap  pouches. 
2750  gun  slings 
324  horse  pi.<tol  holsters. 
444  powder  flasks. 
685  bullet  pouches  and  slings. 

35  artillery  sword  b'lts. 

36  N.  C.  0  swords,  steel  scabbards. 
332  N.  C.  0.  swords,  leather  scabbards. 


18  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


STATEMENT  B. 

The  following  is  the  number  of  arms  cleaned  and  repaired  at  the 
State  Arsenal  during  the  year  ending  October  31,  1876. 

1600  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  30  cavalry  sabres. 

50  rifles,  B.  L.,  cal.  .45,  448  muskets  repaired. 

2  Billinghurst  and  Requa  batteries.  5  cavalry  sabres  repaired. 


STATEMENT  C. 

Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores  received  at  the  State  Arsenal,  from 
the  United  States  Government,  during  the  year  ending  October 
31,  1876. 

November  15,  1875. 

From  Major  E.  Ingersoll,  U.  S.  A.,  P.  M.  and  0.  S.  K.,  National 
Armory,  Springfield,  Mass. 

2600  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  650  ejector  springs. 

2600  bayonets.  650  cam  latch  springs. 

2600  screw  drivers.  650  firing  pins. 

520  tumbler  punches.  650  firing  pin  springs. 

130  spring  vises.  :        650  firing  pin  screws. 

650  main  springs.  |        650  breach  block  cap  screws. 

650  sear  springs.  '        130  copies  instruction  books,  cal.  .45. 

650  tumbler  screws.  130  arm  chests. 

260  extractors. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  19 


STATEMENT  D. 

Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores  turned  into  the  State  Arsenal  by 
disbanded  and  other  Military  Companies  during  the  year  ending 
October  31,  1876. 

November  8,  1875. 

From  Capt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G,  Seventh  Regiment. 

3  empty  arm  chests. 
December  -3. 

From,  Lieut.    G.    G.    Gorum,    Quartermaster   First  Regiment,  for 
Company  F,  First  Regiment. 

37  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  39  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  figures. 

38  bayonets.  40  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

24  tompions.  40  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

4  wipers.  40  waist  belts,  webbing. 

3  spring  vises.  39  waist  belt  plates,  letters 

4  ball  screws.  38  loops. 
4  N.  C.  0.  swords.  36  slides. 

40  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather.  29  gun  slings. 

40  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram.  2  arm  chests. 

40  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  1  box. 

December  3. 

From  Capt.  Jas.  Park,  Jr.,  Company  A,  First  Regiment. 

39  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather.  40  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

39  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram.  40  waist  belts,  webbing. 

40  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  40  waist  belt  plates,  "A." 
40  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  Sgures.  30  loops. 

40  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs.  28  slides. 

December  7. 

From  Lieut.   G.   G.   Gorum,    Quartermaster  First  Regiment,  for 
Company  F,  First  Regiment.- 

38  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  |  38  gun  slings. 

38  bayonets.  | 


20 


QUARTEKMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


December  22,  1875. 

From  Capt.  W.  R.  Russell,  Company  A,  Fifth  Regiment. 

48  cap  poucbes. 
January  22,  1876. 

From  Capt.  A.  Gademan,  Company  D,  Fifth  Regiment. 


11  muskets,  T.  A.  ('o.,  cal.  .58,  broken. 

1  N.  0.  O.  sword,  broken. 
13  bayonet  Bcabbards  and  frogs. 
10  waist  belts,  leather. 

8  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 


6  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 
8  cap  pouches. 
3  gun  slings. 
1   box-. 


January  31. 


From.  Company  A,  Fourth  Regiment. 


71  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
55  bayonets. 

30  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

17  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 
5  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 

31  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 


35  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
21  waist  belts,  leather. 
17  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 
19  cap  pouches. 
47  gun  slings. 
3  boxes. 


January  31. 

From  Ca-pt.  G.  W.  Smith,  Company  H,  Sixth  Regiment. 

4  bayonets. 
February  9, 

From  Coinpany  D,  Fourth  Regiment. 


47  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
20  muskets,  Springfield,  cal.  .58. 
67  bayonets. 


24  gun  slings. 

1  arm  chest. 

2  boxes. 


February  20  and  24. 

From  Capt.  T.  S.  Stevens,  Company  A,  Seventh  Regiment. 

3  arm  chests.  |  50  gun  slings. 

February  24. 

From  Capt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  N.  C.  0.  sword  and  frog. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  21 

February  29,  1S76. 

From  Capt.   W.  W.  Ilullfish,  Company  C,  First  Regiment. 

80  mupkets,  T.  A.  Co.cal.  .58.  I  79  gun  slings. 

79  bayonets.  |  4  arm  chests. 

February  29. 

From  Capt.  J.  W.  Wolf,  Company  B,  First  Regiment. 

78  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  I  78  gun  slings. 

78  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests, 

February  29. 

From  Capt.  Samuel  Klotz,  Company  E,  First  Regiment. 

42  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  |  42  gun  slings. 

42  bayonets.  |  2  arm  chests. 

February  29. 
From  Capt.  Thos.  Fair  service,  Company  H,  First  Regiment. 

40  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  I        40  gun  slings. 

40  bayonets.  j  2  arm  chests. 

February  29. 

From  Capt.  J.  H.  Dennis,  Company  A,  First  Regiment. 

38  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  I        35  gun  slings. 

34  bayonets.  |  2  arm  chesis. 

February  29. 

From  Capt.  Alfred  Williams,  Company  D,  First  Regiment. 

.53  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  I        50  gun  slings. 

53  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests.. 

February  29. 

From  Capt.  L.  J.  F.  Laroze,  Company  F,  First  Rtgiment. 

48  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  I        48  gun  slings. 

48  bayonets,  |  3  arm  chests. 


22  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

March  2,  1876. 

From  Capt.  Jas.  Collins,  Cornpany  H,  Seventh  Regiment, 


10  muskets,  cal.  .69. 
10  bayonets. 


1  arm  chest. 


March  29. 

From  CapA.   Wm.  Warner,  Company  G,  Third  Begiment. 


76  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

73  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 

63  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 

64  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 
79  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

65  waist  belts,  leather. 


63  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 
70  cap  pouches. 

4  N.  C.  0.  swords. 

5  N.  C.  0.  sword  belt  plates. 
1  box. 


March  29. 

From  Capt.  G.  B.  Munn,  Comvpany  D,  Third  Fegiment. 


50  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58 

51  bayonets. 


50  gun  slings. 
3  arm  chests. 


March  29. 

From  Lieut.  F.  C.  Toupet,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment. 

50  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  3  arm  chests. 

50  cap  pouches. 

April  3. 

From  Capt.  Chas.  Erlenkalier,  Company  D,  Ninth  Regiment. 


47  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
46  bayonets. 
46  gun  slings. 


6  tompions. 
3  arm  chests. 


April  3. 


From  Co.  G.,  Third  Regiment. 


77  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
75  bayonets. 
12  tompions. 

3  screw  drivers. 

3  wipers. 

1  ball  screw. 

1  spring  vise. 


4  N.  C.  0.  swords. 
74  gun  slings. 

1  cartridge  box  belt,  leather. 
1  cartridge  box  belt  plate,  ea^le. 
1  waist  belt  plate,  U.  S. 
1  cap  pouch. 
4  arm  chests. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


23 


April  10,  1876. 

From  Lieut.   Wm.  Fulton,  Company  B,  Third  B,egiment. 


50  muskets,  T.  A.  Co  ,  cal.  .58. 
50  bayonets. 


49  gun  slings. 
3  arm  chests. 


April  12. 

From  Capt.  E.  L.  Thornton,  Company  G,  Sixth  Reyiment. 

50  rifles,  breech  loaders,  cal.  .45.  1  wiper. 

50  bayonets.  2  ball  screws. 

32  cap  pouches.  2  spring  vises. 

50  gun  slings.  3  arm  chests. 

1  screw  driver. 

April  12. 

From  Capt.  G.  A.  Cheever,  Company  D,  Fourth  Battalion. 


40  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
40  bayonets. 

40  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
40  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
40  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
38  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  4." 
40  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
40  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

April  15. 


38  waist  belts,  webbing. 

40  waist  belt  plates,  "  D." 

19  loops. 

19  slides. 

40  gun  slings. 

38  cap  pouches. 

2  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


Frora  Capt.  E.  H.  Fopes,  Company  A,  Third  Begiment. 


45  muskets.  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

38  bayonets. 
2  tompions. 

4  N.  C.  0.  sword  b-lt  plates. 

39  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

40  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 
48  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 


40  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
31  waist  belts,  leather. 
31  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 
27  cap  pouches. 
38  gun  slings. 

2  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


April  15 

From  Capt.  C.  B.  Joh'nston,  Co^mpany  H,  Third  Begiment. 


50  muskets,  T.  A.  Co  ,  cal.  58. 
49  bayonets. 


48  gun  slings. 
3  arm  chests. 


April  i: 


Frora  Lieut.  W.  C.  Sraith,  Company  E,  Third  Begiment. 


55  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

54  bayonets. 

55  tompions. 


51  gun  slings. 
4  arm  chests. 


24  QUAE,TERMA.STER  GEXSR.IL'S  KEPOP.C. 

April  18,  1876. 

From  Lieut.  A.  S.  Xiven,  Company  E,  JVinth  Regiinent. 


51  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
57  bayonets. 


64  gun  slings. 
3  arin  chests. 


April  21. 
From  Capt.  Thos.  Steudivant,  Company  A,  Fourth  Battalion. 


44  muskets,  T.  A  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
1  musket,    Springfield    model,  1864, 
cal.  .58. 


45  bayonets. 
44  gun  slings. 
3  arm  chests. 


April  25. 

From  Capt.  TF.  W.  Ilullfish,  Company  C,  First  Regiment. 
1  bayonet.  |        44  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  '  2  " 

April  27. 

From  General  U.  De  Hart,  Second  Brigade. 

1510  ball  cartridges,  E  B.,  cal.  58.  |  2  boxes. 

April  27. 

From  Capt.  J.  W.  Hill,  Company  G,  Third  Regiment. 


1  waist  belt,  leather. 
1  tomynon. 
1  wiper. 

April  29. 


1  screw  driver. 
1  spring  vise. 
1  ball  screw. 


From  Capt.  Christ.  Perry,  Company  C,  Eighth  Regiment. 


49  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

50  bayonets 

6  screw  drivers. 

2  wipers. 

3  spring  vises. 
1  ball  screw. 

4  N.  0.  0.  swords. 

4  N   C.  0  hword  frogs. 

49  cartridiie  hoxes,  [•atent  leather. 

49  cartridge  box  yilates.  monogram. 

50  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 


47  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "8." 

48  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

45  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

47  waist  belts  webbing. 

47  waist  belt  plates,  "  C." 

40  loops. 

41  slides. 

48  gun  slings. 
48  cap  pouches. 

3  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

April  29,  1876. 

From  Coiwpany  B,  Fourth  Battalion. 


25 


60  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
60  bayonets. 
56  gun  slings. 


11  tompions. 
3  arm  chests. 


May  1. 


From  CoTiipany  B,  Fourth  Battalion. 


20  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
20  bayonets. 
20  gun  slings. 


5  tompions. 
1  arm  chests. 


May  4. 


From  Capt.  P.  J.  Meehan,  Company  A,  Ninth  Regiment. 


35  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

35  bayonets. 

38  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

29  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

37  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

14  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 

43  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

12  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  1." 

25  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "9." 

75  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 


42  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  w^  bbing. 
33  waist  belts,  webbing. 
25  waist  belts,  leather. 
48  waist  belt  plates,  letters. 
27  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 
15  loops. 
23  slides. 
63  cap  pouches. 
35  gun  slings. 
3  arm  chests. 


May  6. 


From  Capt.  J.  R.  Wiggins,  Company  C,  Ninth  Regiment. 


30  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
30  bayonets. 


30  gun  slings. 
2  arm  chests. 


May  6. 


Frotn  Fourth  Battalion. 


8  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

51  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S.,  with  patent 

leather  flaps. 

87  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 

49  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

83  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 
17  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

84  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 
43  cartridge  box  belt  [ilates,  •'  4." 
60  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

83  waist  belts,  leather. 


15  waist  belts,  webbing. 

17  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

78  waist  belt  plates,  U.  8. 

30  waist  belt  plates,  "  D." 

50  waist  belt  plates,  "  C." 

11  loops. 

12  slides. 

49  caji  pouches. 
2  N.  C   O.  swoid  belts. 
1  N.  C.  0.  sword  belt  plate. 


26  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

May  12,  1S76. 

From  Capt.  J.  W.  Oliver,  Company  H,  Eiglilh  Regiment. 


1  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
7  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 


5  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
1  waist  belt  plate,  "H." 


May  13. 


From  Company  A,  Fourth  Battalion. 


1  tompion. 

4  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 

3  wipers. 

4  ball  screws. 

4  N.  C.  0.  swords. 

4  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs. 

2  old  sword  scabbards. 


47  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

6  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

43  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "4." 

52  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

10  waist  belt  ]>lates,  "A." 

40  cap  pouches. 

1  box. 


May  13. 

From  Capt.  James  H.  Symes,  Company  B,  Ninth  Regiment. 


43  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

1  musket,  old,  cal.  .58. 
41  bayonets. 


44  gun  slings. 
2  boxes. 


May  25. 

From  Capt.  Alfred  Bellard,  Company  B,  Fourth  Regiment. 


32  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
12  muskets,  Springfield,  cal.  .58,  model 
.59. 


45  bayonets. 
37  gun  slings. 
2  arm  chests. 


May  29. 

From  Co.pt.  J.  W.  Wolf,  Company  B,  First  Regiment. 

62  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  2."  |  4  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  plain. 

June  1. 

From  Company  C,  Second  Battalion. 


59  muskets,  T.  A.  Co  ,  cal.  .58. 
59  bayonets. 


59  gun  slings. 
3  arm  chests. 


QUA.IITERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


27 


June  13,  1S76. 


From  Capt.  W.  P.  Coe,  Company  B,  Second  Battalion. 


50  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

48  bayonets. 

2  screw  drivers. 

2  spring  vises. 

5  N.  C.  0.  swords. 

4  N.  C.  0.  sword  oelt  plat«s. 

5  N.  C.  0.  sword  belts. 
47  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

47  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 

June  16. 


48  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 

50  cartridge  box  bell  plates,  eagles. 

47  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

48  waist  belts,  webbing. 
46  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 
45  gun  slings. 

44  cap  pouches. 

3  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


From  Capt.  S.  H.  V.  Moore,  Company  A,  Second  Battcdion. 


60  muskets.  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .5J 
60  bayonets. 
60  tompions. 

7  N.  C.  0.  swords. 

7  N.  C.  O.  sword  belts. 

7  N.  C.  O.  sword  belt  plates. 

8  screw  drivers. 
8  wipers. 

4  spring  vises. 
10  spare  cones. 
60  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 


60  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 
60  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 
60  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eag 
60  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
60  waist  belts,  leather 
60  waist  belt  plates.  U.  S. 
60  cap  pouches. 
60  gun  slings. 

4  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


June  1" 


From  Capt.  IF.  F.  Coe,  Company  B,  Second  Battalion. 


15  tompions. 
4  ball  screws. 
2  spring  vises. 
6  screw  drivers. 
8  wipers. 

2  N.  C.  0.  sword  belt  plates. 

3  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 


5  cartridge  box  plutes,  U.  S. 

3  caitridge  box  belts,  leather. 

3  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

4  waist  belts,  leather. 

2  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 

7  cap  pouches. 

8  gun  slings. 


June  22. 

From  Capt.  Samuel  Klotz,  Compjany  E,  lirst  Regiments 
40  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "2." 

Jane  23. 

From  Capt.  C.  W.  Kitchin,  Company  C,  Seventh  Eegiment. 

39  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  I        42  waisi  belts,  webbing. 

39  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing.      | 


28  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

June  23,  1876. 

From  Capt.  Emit  Kretschmann,  Company  F,  First  Regiment, 

39  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  2." 
June  23. 

Fro7n  Capt.  Alfred  Williams,  Coynpany  D,  First  Hegime^it. 
50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  2." 


June  23. 


June  23. 


From  Unknown  Company,  First  Regiment. 
26  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  2." 

From  Battery  B,  Second  Brigade. 


4  3  inch  Griffin  guns. 

4  gun  carnages  and  limbers. 

4  caissons. 

4  sponfje  buckets. 

8  tar  buckets. 

4  sponge  and  rammers. 

4  worms  and  staves. 

2  band  spikes. 

4  vent  covers. 

4  gunners'  haversacks. 

4  gunners'  pouches. 

4  gunners'  gimlet. 

4  thumb  stalls. 

4  lanyards. 

4  prolongs. 

4  yiriming  wires. 

8  sets  artillery  harness,  4-horse,  with 

part.';  short. 
8  Mc(Mellan  saddles. 

5  bridles. 

5  watering  bridles. 
53  artillery  sabres. 
41  artillery    sabre   belts    and    plates, 
parts  short. 


54  muskets,  '1.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
54  bayonets. 
54  gun  slings. 

6  screw  drivers. 

7  wipers. 

3  bail  screws. 

2  spring  vises. 

4  N.  C.  0  swords. 

4  N.  C.  0.  sword  belts. 

4  N.  C.  0.  sword  b  jit  plates. 
54  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
54  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
48  cartridge  box  belts  webbing. 
54  cartridge  box  belt  plates   "  J.." 
54  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
47  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

53  waist. belts  webbing. 

54  waist  belt  plates,  "  B." 
45  loops. 

51  slides. 

54  cap  pouches. 

3  arm  chests. 
14  boxes. 


July  5. 

From  Capt.  B.  F.  Cairns,  Company  D,  Union  Guards,  Essex. 
2  muskets,  percussion,  cal.  .69.  |  1  bayonet. 


QUAKTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  29 

July  6, 1876. 

From  Company  F,  Fourth  Regiment. 

50  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather.  I  50  waist  belt  plates,  "  F." 

50  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram.  j  50  loops. 

50  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  50  slides. 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "4."  i  5  screw  drivers. 

50  bayonet  .-cabbanls  and  I'rogs.  3  spring  vises. 

50  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing.  1  box. 

50  waist  belts.  1 


July  27. 


From  Battery  B,  Second  Brigade. 
1  artillery  sabre,  belt  and  plate. 


August  1. 


From  Capt.  Geo.  Kahlert,  Battery  A. 
1  rammer  for  cannon,  old. 
September  11. 

From  Capt.  Wm.  Fulton,  Company  B,  Third  Begiment. 

3  empty  arm  chests. 
October  16. 

From  Capt.  S.  M.  Youmans,  Company  B,  Seventh  Regiment, 

3  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

October  18. 

From  Capt.  E.  S.  Mrllvaine,  Troop  B. 

34  saddle  blankets. 

October  20. 

From  Lieut- Col.  J.  C.  Manning,  Seventh  Regiment. 

4  muskets,  cadet,  cal.  .58.  j  1  box. 

4  bayonets.  | 


30  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


STATEMENT  E. 

Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores  issued  from  the  State  Arsenal  to 
the  National  Guard,  upon  their  giving  bonds,  according  to  law, 
during  the  year  ending  October  31,  1876. 

November  17,  1875. 

To  Capt.  W.  A.  Weeks,  Company  E,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  590j. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "9."  I        10  loops. 

10  waist  belt  plates,  "E."  |        10  slides. 

December  3. 

To  Capt.  W.  it.  Bliss  ell,  Cornpany  A,  Fifth  Regiment. 

(Order  591). 

50  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  50  waist  belts,  webbing. 

50  bayonets.  50  waist  belt  plates,  "  A." 

50  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs.  50  loops. 

50  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing.  50  slides. 

50  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather.  48  cap  pouches. 

50  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram.  50  gun  slings. 

50  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  3  arm  chests. 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  figures,  1  box. 
"5." 

December  10. 

To  Capt.  John  C.  Patterson,  Company  E,  Seventh  Regiment. 

(Order  592). 

10  rifles,  breach-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I        10  gun  slings. 

10  bayonets.  j  1  arm  chest. 

January  19  and  25. 

To  Lieut.  P.  A.  Eller,  Battery  A,  First  Brigade. 

37  pounds  cannon  powder.  I        37  friction  primers. 

.37  cartridge  bags.  |  1  box. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  31 

January  26,  1876. 

To  Capt.  Clarence  O'Beillei/,  Coiyipany  C,  Fourth  Regiment. 

(Order  593). 

56  rifles,  breach-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I        56  gun  slings. 

56  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chesta. 

January  29. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  Kahlert,  Battery  A,  First  Brigade. 

75  pounds  cannon  powder.  I       100  friction  primers. 

75  cartridge  bags.  |  1  box. 

February  15. 

To  Capt.  Thos.  Fairservioe,  Company  H,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  594). 

40  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58.  I        40  gun  slings. 

40  bayonets.  |  2  arm  chests. 

February  24. 

To  Capt.  T.  S.  Stevens,  Company  A,  Seventh  Regiment. 

(Order  595). 
50  gun  slings. 

March  2. 

To  Capt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G,  Seventh  Regiment. 

(Order  596). 
1  N.  C.  0.  sword  and  frog. 

March  4  and  6. 

To  Capt.  J.  H.  Dennis,  Company  A,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  598). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 


32  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

March  4, 1876. 

To  Capt.  J.  W.  Wolf,  Company  B,  First  Eegiment 

(Order  599). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 

March  4. 

To  Capt.  W.  W.  Hullfish,  Comj^any  C,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  600). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 

March  4. 

To  Capt.  Alfred  Williams,  Company  D,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  601). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  [  3  arm  chests, 

March  4. 

To  Capt.  Saml.  Klotz,  Company  E,  First  Eegiment. 

(Order  603). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  1  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 

March  4. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  Keleher,  Company  G,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  604). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  1  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 

March  4. 

To  Captain  Thos.  Fairserviee,  Company  H,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  605). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I         50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 


QUAETERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  33 

March  6,  1876. 

To  Capt.  Leon  J.  F.  Laroze,  Company  F,  First  Begiment. 

(Order  602) 

60  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chesis. 

March  7. 

To  Capt.  Jas.  Collins,  Company  H,  Seventh  Regiment. 

(Order  597). 

10  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  1  arm  chest. 

10  bayonets.  | 

March  23. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  Keleher,  Company  G,  First  liegiment. 

(Order  606). 

50  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather.  \  50  waist  belt  plates,  "  G." 

50  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram.  I  50  loops. 

50  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  |  50  slides. 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  A."  I  5  swords. 

50  bayonet  scadbards  and  I'rogs.  5  .eword  frogs. 

50  bayonet  scabbard  b(  Its,  ■?\'ebbing.  1  box. 

50  waist  belts,  webbing.  | 

March  23. 

To  Capt.  Thos.  Fairservice,  Company  H,  First  HegimenL 

(Order  607). 


50  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

50  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

50  cartridge  box  belts  webbing. 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  1." 

50  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs.  _    _  .  _ 

50  bayonet  scabi-ard  belts,  webbing.    !  1  box. 

50  waist  belts,  webbing. 


50  waist  belt  plates,  "  H." 
50  loops. 
50  slides. 

5  N.  C.  0.  swords. 

5  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs. 


April  1. 

To  Capt.  G.  B.  Munn,  Company  D,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  609). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  50  gun  slings. 

60  bayonets.  |  3  arm  che&ts. 


34 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


April  1,  1876. 


To  Capt.  1.  W.  Grifith,  Company  F,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  610). 


40  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
40  bayonets. 

5  N.  C.  0.  swords. 

5  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs. 
40  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
40  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
40  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
40  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  9." 
40  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 


40  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

40  waist  belts,  webbing. 

40  waist  belt  plates,  "  F." 

40  loops. 

40  slides. 

40  gun  slings. 

2  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


April  3. 

To  Capt.  W.  H.  De  Hart,  Company  C,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  611). 


'20  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
20  bayonets. 


20  gun  slings. 
1  arm  chest. 


April  6. 

To  Lieut.  Wm.  Fulton,  Company  B,  Third  Regiment. 

1  arm  chest. 
April  6. 

To  Capt.  Chas.  Erlenkalter,  Company  D,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  612). 


40  rifles,  breech  loaders,  cal.  .45. 
40  bayonets. 


40  gun  slings. 
2  arm  chests. 


April  6. 


To  Capt.  W,  H.  De  Hart,  Company  G,  Tliird  Regiment. 

(Order  613). 


20  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
20  bayonets. 


20  gun  slings. 
1  arm  chest. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  35 

April  10,  1876. 
To  Lieut.  Frederick  C.  Tovpet,  Company  F,  Third  Eegiment 

(Order  614). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 

April  14. 

To  Capt.  G.  W.  Dickson,  Jr.,  Company  D,  Fourth  Regiment. 

(Order  615). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 

April  14. 

To  Capt.  J.  A.  Onslow,  Company  E,  Fourth  Regiment. 

(Order  616). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders.  I  50  gun  slings. 

50  bayonets.  |  3  arm  chests. 

April  17. 

To  Capt.  G.  A.  Cheever,  Company  K,  Sixth  Regiment 

(Order  617). 

40  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  40  waist  belts,  webbing. 

40  bayonets.  '  40  waist  belt  plates, "  K." 

40  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather.  j  40  loops. 

40  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram.  i  40  slides. 

40  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  40  gun  slings. 

40  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "6."  2  arm  chests. 

40  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs.  1  box. 

40  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

April  20. 

To  Capt.  C.  W.  Kitchin,  Company  C,  Seventh  Regiment. 

(Order  618). 
1  N.  C.  0.  sword.  |  1  N.  C.  0.  Sword  frog. 

April  21. 

To  Capt.  W.  H.  DeEart,  Company  C,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  619). 
8  screw  drivers.  |  4  spring  vises. 


36  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

April  25,1876. 

To  Capt.  G.  W.  Dickson.  Jr.,  Company  D,  Fourth  Regiment. 

(Order  620). 


10  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
10  bayonets. 
10  gun  slings. 


6  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 
1  aim  chest. 


April  25. 

To  Capt.  W.  W.  Hulljish,  Company  C,  First  Regiment. 
(Order  621). 
50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "1." 

April  26. 

To  Capt.  W.  C.  Smith,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  622). 


50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
50  bayonets. 
50  gun  slings. 


5  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 
3  arm  chests. 


April  29. 

To  Capt.  F.  H.  Ropes,  Company  A,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  623). 


40  rifles,  breech  loaders,  cal.  .45. 
40  bayonets. 
40  gun  slings. 


4  screw  drivers. 
2  spring  vises. 
2  arm  chests. 


May  2. 

To  Capt.  W.  W.  Hidlfish,  Company  C,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  624). 

10  waist  belt  plates,  "  1."  1  10  slides. 

10  loops.  I 

May  4. 

To  Lieut.  A.  S.  Niven,  Company  F,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  625). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
50  bayonets. 
50  gun  slings. 


5  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 
3  arm  chests. 


May  9. 

To  Capt.  Daniel  Flmer,  Company  I,  Sixth  Regiment. 

(Order  626). 

45  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
45  bayonets, 
45  gun  slings. 


4  screw  drivers. 

2  spring  vises. 

3  arm  chests. 


quartermasteh  general's  report. 


37 


May  18,  1876. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  Fulton,  Company  B,  Third  Hegiment. 

(Order  628). 

50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
50  bayonets. 
50  gun  slings. 


5  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 
3  arm  chests. 


May  18. 

To  Capt.  Daniel  Elmer,  Company  I,  Sixth  Regiment. 


(Order  627). 


45  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

45  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

45  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

45  cartridt^e  box  belt  plates,  "  6." 

45  bayonet  ^cabbards  and  frogs. 

45  bdyonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 


45  waist  belts,  webbing. 

45  waist  belt  plates,  "  I.' 

45  loops. 

45  slides. 

1  box. 


May  19. 

To  Capt.  J.  R.  Wiggins,  Company  C,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  629). 
45. 


50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal. 
50  bayonets. 
50  gun  .slings. 


5  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 
3  arm  chests. 


May  19. 

To  Capt. 


T.  W.  Griffith,  Company  F,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  630.) 


.45. 


10  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal. 

10  bayonets. 

5  screw  drivers. 

3  spring  vises. 

10  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

10  cartridge  box  plaies,  monogram. 

10  cartridj^e  box  belts,  webbing. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "9." 


10  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

10  b^iyonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

10  wai.'it  bf'lts.  webbing. 

10  waist  belt  plates,  "F." 

10  loops. 

10  slides. 

10  gun  slings. 

1  arm  chest. 


May  20. 


To  Capt.  G.  B.  Munn,  Company  D,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  631). 


10  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 

10  bayonets. 

6  screw  drivers. 

3  spring  vises. 

10  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

10  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  3." 


JO  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
10  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing 
10  waist  belts,  webbing. 
10  waist  belt  plates,  "  D." 
10  loops. 
10  slides. 
10  gun  slings. 
1  arm  chest. 


38 


QUAIITERMA.STEE.  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


May  24,  1876. 

To  Capt.  J.  H.  Symes,  Company  B,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  632). 


40  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
40  bayonets. 
40  gun  slings. 


4  screw  drivers. 
2  spring  vises. 
2  arm  chests. 


May  24. 


To  Capt.  C.  B.  Johnston,  Company  H,  Third  Regiment. 


(Order  633). 


40  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
40  bayonets 
40  gun  slings. 


4  screw  drivers. 
2  spring  vises. 
2  arm  chesis. 


May  24. 


To  Capt.  G.  A.  Cheever,  Company  K,  Sixth  Regiment. 


(Order  634). 


10  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 

10  bayonets. 

5  screw  drivers. 

3  spring  vises. 

10  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

10  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "6." 


10  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
10  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 
10  waist  belts. 
10  waist  belt  plates,  "  K." 
10  loops. 
10  slides. 
10  gun  filings. 
1  arm  chest. 


May  26. 


To  Capt.  Wm.  Fulton,  Company  B,  Third  Regiment. 


14  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
14  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
45  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "3." 
20  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
50  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 


50  waist  belts,  webbing. 

50  waist  belt  plates,  "  B. 

50  loops. 

50  slides. 

1  box. 


May  26. 

To  Capt  J.  W.  Oliver,  Company  H,  Eighth  Regiment. 


(Order  637). 


7  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
5  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
7  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 


1  waist  belt  pjlate,  "H." 
1  loop. 
1  slide. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.     39 

May  29,  1876. 

To  Capt.  (r.  A.  Cheever,  Company  K,  Sixth  Regiment. 

(Order  638). 
6  N.  C.  0.  swords.  |  5  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs. 

May  29. 

To  Charles  Erlenkalter,  Company  i),  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  639). 


10  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal...45. 
10  bayonets. 
10  gun  slings. 


5  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 
1  arm  chest. 


May  29. 

To  J.  W.  Wolf,  Company  B,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  640). 

5  screw  drivers.  I  50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  1. 

3  spring  vises.  | 

May  31. 

To  Capt.  J.  Pi,.  Wells,  Company  G,  Sixth  Regiment. 

(Order  641). 

40  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  I  40  gnn  slings. 

40  bayonets.  |  2  arm  chests. 


June  3. 


To  Capt.  A.  D.  Campbell,  Colonel  Second  Battalion. 

(Order  612). 


53  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
53  bayonets. 
53  gun  slings. 

June  6. 


5  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 
3  arm  chests. 


To  Capt.  J,  R.  Wells,  Company  G,  Sixth  Regiment. 

(Order  643). 

40  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs.  I  40  waist  belts,  webbing. 

40  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing.  40  waist  belt  plates,  "G." 

40  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather.  |  40  loops. 

40  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram.  40  slides. 

40  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  1  box. 

40  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  6."  , 


40 


QUAKTERM ASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


June  7,  1876. 


To  Capt.  E.  H.  Ropes,  Company  A,  Third  Regiment 


(Order  644). 


.45. 


20  rifles,  braech-loaders,  cal. 

20  bayonets. 

12  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

10  bayonet  pcabbard  l)elts.  webbing. 

18  cartridge  boxes   patent  leatber. 

18  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

14  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  3." 

20  gun  slings. 

June  7. 


15  waist  belts,  webbing. 

16  wairit  belt  plates,  "A.' 
12  loops. 

15  slides. 

2  screw  drivers. 

1  spring  vise. 

1  arm  chest. 

1  box. 


To  Capt.  J.  H.  Symes,  Company  B,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  645). 


5  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
5  bayonets. 


5  gun  slings. 
1  arm  chest. 


June  10. 


To  Capt.  W.  H.  De  Hart,  Company  C,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  646). 


49  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

9  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

40  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

9  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

40  cartridge  box  (ilalfes,  U.  S. 

9  cartridge  box  t'lates,  monograms. 

40  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 

9  cartridge  box  belts,  weiibing. 

40  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 


9  cartridge  box  belt  plates 

9  waist  belts,  webbing. 

40  waist  helts.  leather. 

40  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 

9  waist  belt  plates  "  C." 

9  loops. 

9  slides. 

2  boxes. 


Jane  13. 


To  Capt.  W.  P.  Coe,  Company  B,  Second  Battalion. 


(Order  641 


45  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.   45. 
45  bayonets 

45  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather 
45  cartridge  box  ] dales,  monogram. 
45  cart'idge  box  belts,  webbing. 
45  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  2." 
45  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
45  bayonet  scabbard  beits,  webbing. 
45  waist  belts,  webbing. 


45  waist  belt  plates,  "  B. 

45  loofis. 

45  slides. 

45  gun  slings. 

4  screw  drivers. 

2  spring  vises. 

5  N.  C.  O.  swords. 

5  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs. 

3  arm  chests. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


41 


June  17.  1876. 


To  Capt.  Langdon  H.  Gilmore,  Company  B,  Fifth  Regiment. 

(Order  648). 


10  muskets.  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

10  bayonets. 

13  ba3-otiet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

13  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

13  waist  belts,  webbing. 

13  waist  belt  plates,  "  B." 

13  loops. 

13  slides. 


13  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

13  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

13  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

13  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "5." 

10  gun  slings. 

1  arm  chest. 

1  box. 


June  11 


To  Capt.  A.  W.  B.  Crane,  Company  C,  Fifth  Regiment. 


(Order  649). 


13  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
13  bayonets. 

13  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
13  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 
13  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
13  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
13  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
13  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  5." 


13  waist  belts,  webbing. 

13  waist  belt  plates,  "  C.' 

13  loops. 

13  slides. 

13  gun  slings. 

1  arm  chest. 

1  box. 


June  17. 


To  Capt.  Edw.  Hoyt,  Company  E,  Fifth  Regiment. 

(Order  650). 


10  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
10  bayonets. 

10  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
10  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "5." 
10  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

June  17. 


10  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 
10  waist  belts  webbing. 
10  waist  belt  plates,  "  E." 
10  loops. 
10  slides. 
10  gun  slings. 
1  arm  chest. 


To  Capt.  Abner  Jenkinson,  Company  F,  Fifth  Regiment. 


(Order  651). 


10  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
10  bayonets. 

10  cartridge  boxes  patent  leather. 
10  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "5." 
10  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
10  tayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 


10  waist  belts,  webbing. 

10  waist  belt  plates,  "  F." 

10  loops. 

10  slides. 

10  gun  slings. 

1  arm  chest. 

1  box. 


42 


Q.UARTERMASTEE  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


Jane  17,  1876. 


To  Capt.  G.  M.  Townsend,  Company  G,  Fifth  RegimenU 


(Order  652). 


13  mnskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

13  bayonets. 

13  gun  slings. 

10  bayonet  scabbards  and  fro?s. 

10  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

10  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

10  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 


10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "5." 

10  waist  belts,  webbing. 

10  waist  belt  plates,  "  G." 

10  loops. 

10  slides. 

1  arm  chest. 


June  17. 


To  Cajpt  Jno.  Weilhrenner,  Company  H,  Fifth  Regiment. 


(Ordir  653). 


23  muskets,  T.  A.  Co  ,  cal.  .58. 

23  bayonets. 

31  gun  slings. 

10  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

10  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  5." 


10  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
10  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 
10  waist  belts,  webbing. 
10  waist  belt  plates  "  fi." 
10  loops. 
10  slides. 
2  arm  chests. 


June  20. 


To  Capt.  B.  A.  Lee,  Company  G,  Third  Regiment. 


(Order  654) 


50  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
50  bayonets. 
50  gun  slings. 

5  wipers. 

2  spring  vises. 

4  cartridge  b'^'^'os,  patent  leather. 

4  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

4  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 


4  cartridge  box  belt  plates  "3." 
4  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
4  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing 
4  waist  belts,  webbing. 

12  waist  belt  plates,  "G." 

13  loops. 
19  slides. 

3  arm  chests. 


June  21. 


To  Capt.  Alfred  Bellard,  Company  B,  Fourth  Regiment. 

(Order  655). 


40  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
40  bayonets. 
40  gun  slings. 


4  screw  drivers. 
2  spring  vises. 
2  arm  chests. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  43 

June  21,  1876. 

Tc  Capt.  S.  H.  V.  Moore,  Company  A,  Second  Battalion. 

(Order  656). 


55  rifles,  breech  loaders,  cal.  .45. 
55  bayonets. 
55  gun  slings. 


6  screw  drivers. 
3  spring  vises. 
3  arm  chests. 


June  22. 

To  Capt.  Alfred  Williams,  Company  D,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  657). 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  1."  I  3  spring  vises. 

4  screw  drivers.  | 

June  21. 

To  Capt.  C.  W.  Kitnhin,  Company  C,  Seventh  Regiment. 

(Order  659). 

39  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  I         42  waist  belts,  webbing. 

39  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing.      |  1  box. 

June  26. 

To  Capt.  Saml.  Kloiz,  Company  E,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  658). 


5  screw  drivers. 

3  spring  vises. 
50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  1." 
15  waist  bell  plates,  "  E." 


15  loops. 

15  slides. 

1  box. 


June  26. 

To  Capt.  Michael  Hurley,  Company  D,  Seventh  Regiment. 

(Order  660). 

10  bayonet  srabbard  belts,  webbing.  I  10  waist  belt  plates,  "  D." 

10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  |  10  loops. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  7."  10  slides. 

10  waist  belts,  webbing.  | 


44 


QUAETERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


June  29,  1876. 


To  Lieut.  Chas.  Weidner,  Company  D,  Fifth  Regiment. 


(Order  661). 


21  mufkpls.  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 

21  bayonets. 

29  gun  slings. 

15  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

15  cartriilge  box  plates,  raonogram. 

15  cartridge  box  belts,  webtiing. 

15  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  '"5." 

21  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 


15  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing 
15  waist  belts,  webbing. 
15  waist  belt  plates,  "  D." 
15  loops. 
15  slides. 

3  ram  rods. 

1  arm  chest. 

1  box. 


June  29. 


To  Capt.  P.  J.  Meehan,  Company  A,  Ninth  Regiment. 

(Order  664). 


40  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
40  bayonets. 

4  screw  drivers. 

2  spring  vises. 
40  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
40  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
40  cartridge  box  belts  webbing. 
40  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  9." 
40  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 


40  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

40  waist  belts,  webbing. 

40  waist  belt  plates,  "  A." 

40  loops. 

40  slides. 

40  gun  slings. 

2  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


June  29. 


To  Ca-pt.  Chas  Boltwood,  Company  A,  Fourth  Regiment. 

(Order  665.) 


60  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
60  bayonets. 

6  screw  drivers. 

3  spring  vises. 
60  gun  slings. 

60  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
60  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 


60  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

60  waist  belts,  webbing. 

60  waist  belt  plates,  "A." 

60  loops. 

60  slides. 

3  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


June  29. 


To  Capt.  E.  K.  Shrope,  Company  F,  Fourth  Regiment. 


(Order  666). 


.45. 


50  rifles,  breech  loaders,  cal. 

50  bayonets. 

50  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 

50  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 

50  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "4." 

50  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

50  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

50  waist  belts,  webbing. 


50  waist  belt  plates,  "  F." 

50  loops. 

50  slides. 

50  gun  slings. 

5  screw  drivers. 

3  spring  vises. 

3  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


QUAETERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.            45 

June  30,  1876. 

To  Capt.  J.  H.  Symes,  Company  B,  Ninth  Regiment, 

(Order  667). 

1  N.  C.  0.  sword.  l          10  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 

6  N.  C.  0.  sword  belts.  |         16  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  y." 

6  N.  C.  0.  sword  belt  plates.  16  waist  belts,  webbing. 

16  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs.  16  waist  belt  plates,  "  B." 

10  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing.  16  loops. 

16  cartridge  boxes,  ]>atent  leather.  16  slides. 

16  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram.  '•           1  box. 

July  1. 

To  Capt.  J.  J.  Matthews,  Compayiy  A,  First  Regiment. 


(Order  66S). 


25  waist  belts,  webbing. 

26  waist  belt  plates  "A." 
26  loops. 


26  slide.''. 

14  cartridge  box  belt  plates  "  1." 
1  box. 


June  30. 

lo  Lieut.  P.  A.  Eller,  Battery  A,  First  Brigade. 

300  lbs.  cannon  powder.  I        250  friction  primers. 

200  cartridge  bags.  |  3  boxes. 

July  1. 

To  Lieut.  F.  A.  Eller,  Battery  A,  First  Brigade. 

150  lbs.  cannon  powder.  I        400  friction  primers. 

100  cartri'Jge  bags.  |  2  boxes. 

July  3. 

To  Capt.  Emil  Kretf>chmann,  Company  F,  First  Regiment. 

(Order  663). 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates  "  1." 
July  6. 

To  Capt.  W.  H.  H.  Waller,  Company  D,  Sixth  Regiment, 

(Order  663). 

10  rifles,  breech-loaders,  cal.  .45.  14  bayonet  .=cabbards  and  frogs. 

10  bayonets.  14  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  welbin^. 

5  N.  C.  0  swords.  9  waist  belts  webbing 

5  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs.  9  waist  belt  plates  "  D." 

14  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather.  9  loops. 

14  cartridge  box  7'lates,  monogram.  9  slides. 

14  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing.  10  gun  slings. 

14  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  6."  1  box. 


46  QUARTERMASTEE  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

July  7,  1876. 

To  Cajpt.  Dan'l  Elmer,  Com'pany  I,  Sixth  Regiment 
(Order  670). 


5  rifles,  breach-loaders,  cal.  .45. 
5  bayonets. 

5  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
5  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 
5  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
5  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
5  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 


5  cartridge  box  belt  plates  "  6." 

5  waist  belts,  webbing. 

5  waist  belt  plates  "  I." 

5  loops. 

5  slides. 

5  gun  slings. 

1  arm  chest. 


July  13. 

To  Capt.  W.  H,  H.  Waller,  Com'pany  D,  Sixth  Regiment. 

(Order  671). 

5  waist  belts,  webbing.  I  15  loops. 

5  waist  belt  plates  "  D."  |  15  slides. 

July  13. 

To  Capt.  J.  R.  Wells,  Company  G,  Sixth  Regiment. 

(Order  672). 
5  N.  C.  0.  swords.  |  5  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs. 

September  29. 

To  Capt.  F.  C.  Toupet,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  673). 
5  N.  C.  0.  swords.  |  5  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs. 

October  5. 

To  Capt.  W.  S.  Darr,  Company  D,  Eighth  Regiment. 

(Order  674). 

2  N.  C.  0.  swords.  I  2  N.  C.  0.  sword  belt  plates. 

2  N.  C.  O.  sword  belts.  | 

October  16. 

To  Capt.  G.  A.  Cheever,  Company  K,  Sixth  Regiment. 

(Order  676). 

4  waist  belt  plates,  "  K."  I  4  slides. 

4  loops.  I 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.     47 

October  16,  1876. 

To  Capt.  W.  C.  Smith,  Company  E,  Third  Regiment. 

(Order  677). 

10  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs.  I  10  waist  belt  plates,  "  E." 

10  cartridge  box  bells,  webbing.  |  10  loops. 

10  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  3."  I  10  slides. 

10  waist  belts,  webbing.  (  1  box. 

October  16.  • 

To  Capt.  S.  M.  Youmans,  Company  B,  Seventh  Regiment. 

(Orders  678  and  679). 


6  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
25  waist  belts,  webbing. 
25  waist  belt  plates,  "  B." 


25  loops. 
25  slides. 
6  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  "  7. 


October  17. 

To  Lieut.  Col.  J.  C.  Manning,  Seventh  Regiment. 

4  muskets,  cadet,  cal.  .58.  I  1  box. 

4  bayonets.  | 


STATEMENT  F. 

Clothing,  Camp  and  Garrison  Equipage,  &,c.,  turned  into  the  State 
Arsenal  hy  the  National  Guard,  during  the  year  ending  October 
Zlst,  1875. 

November  4,  1875. 

From  Col.  Dudley  S.  Steele,  commanding  Fourth  Regiment. 

50  blankets.  |  50  cavalry  great  coats. 

December  7. 

From  Lieut.  G.  G.  Gorum,  Quartermaster  First  Regiment. 

1  regimental  pilk  color.  I  3  color  bearers  and  sockets. 

1  national  silk  color. 


48  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

December  22,  1875.  •'  '• 

From  Col.  L.  R.  Barnard,  commanding  Fifth  Regiment, 

4  drums.  I  4  pairs  drum  sticks. 
3  drum  cases.                                           | 

December  22. 

From  Lieut.  John  K.  Simon,  Quartermaster  Fifth  Regiment. 

11  drum  snares,  sets  of 
December  24. 

From  Col.  B.  F.  Hart,  commanding  Ninth  Regiment. 

5  cavalry  great  coats.  |  3  blankets. 
January  12  and  22,  1876. 

From  Capt.  Geo.  L.  Winn,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment. 

2  drum  heads,  old.  |  1  drum  head,  old. 

January  26. 

From  Col.  Dudley  S.  Steele,  Fourth  Regiment. 

1  regimental  silk  color.  |  1  national  silk  color. 

February  29. 

From  Col.  Dudley  S.  Steele,  commanding  Fourth  Regiment. 

11  blankets.  |  2  cavalry  great  coats. 

March  30. 

From,  Col.  Dudley  S.  Steele,  commanding  Fourth  Regiment. 

1  regimental  silk  color,  worn  out. 
April  12. 

From  Capt.  Geo.  A.  Cheever,  Company  D,  Fourth  Battalion.. 

1  drum  shell. 


QUAHTERM ASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

May  19,  1876. 

From  Capt.  -Robert  Croshie,  Company  A,  Third  Regiment. 

6  pairs  scarlet  blankets. 
June  15. 

From  Sergt.-Maj.  Fourth  Battalion. 


49 


1  hat  and  pompon. 
1  coat  and  epaulettes. 

June  16. 


1  tioasers,  pair  of  gi'ey. 


From  F.  C,  Toupet,  Compavy  F,  Third  Begiment 

1  drum,  old. 
June  20. 

From  Ca       Geo.  A.  Chca-er,  Company  D,  Fourth  Battalion. 

4  knapsacks.  |  1  crate. 

July  14. 

From  Col.  W.  A.  Morrcll,  commanding  Third  Regiment. 

2  drums.  |  1  drum  batter  bead. 

July  25. 

From  Capt.  Wra.  H.  Be  Hart,  Company  C,  Third  Regiment. 

80  pairs  scarlet  blankets.  |  2  boxes. 

July  26. 

From  Capt.  Feter  WiU:es,  Company  G,  Seventh  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
July  27. 

From  Battery  B,  Second  Brigade. 


29  artillery  jnrkets. 

1  artillery  ()llicer's  coat. 

1  pair  aiiillery  ollictr's  trowsers. 
17  pnins  artillery  trowoers. 
25  helmets. 


1   offi'^er's  helmet. 
16  artiiifiy  csips. 
]  pair  shoulder  knots. 
1  box. 


50     QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

August  5, 1876. 
From  Capt.  Wm.  H.  De  Hart,  Comjoany  C,  Third  Regiment. 

1  regimental  silk  color.  |  1  color  bearer  and  socket. 

August  7. 

From  Company  D,  Third  Regiment,  Neio  Brunswick, 

50  knapsacks. 
August  23. 

From  Col.  G.  B.  Carse,  commanding  Eighth  Regiment. 

8  drums,  old. 
September  29. 

From  Capt.  F.  C.  Toupet,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment. 

1  drum,  old.  '  |  1  drum  snare  head. 

October  19. 

From-  Capt.  Sam'l  M.  Youmans,  Company  B,  Seventh  Regiment. 

28  knapsacks,  old. 
October  28. 

From,  Company  A,  Sixth  Regiment. 

45  blankets,  grey.  |  1  box. 

October  30. 

•   From  Company  B,  Sixth  Regiment. 

45  blankets,  grey.  |  1  box. 

October  31. 

From  Company  F,  Seventh  Regiment. 

53  blankets,  grey.  1  1  box. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  51 

STATEMENT  G. 

Clothing,  Caynp  and  Garrison  Equipage  and  Quartermaster's  Stores 
issued  from  the  State  Arsenal  to  the  National  Guard,  during  the 
year  ending  October  Slst,  1876.  • 

November  6,  1875. 

To  Col.  Wm.  Allen,  commanding  First  Regiment. 

24  druMi  snares,  sets  of.  |  12  drum  snare  screws. 

December  16. 

To  Company  A,  Sixth  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  B,  Sixth  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rule?  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  C,  Sixth  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  D,  Sixth  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  E,  Sixth  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  F,  Sixth  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 


62  QUAKTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

December  16,  1875. 

To  Company  G,  Sixth  Begiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  H,  Sixth  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  A,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  B,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Company  C,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 

December  16, 

To  Company  D,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles, 
December  16. 

To  Company  E,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 

December  16. 

To  Company  F,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
December  16. 

To  Comp>any  G,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 


QUAHTEHMASTER  general's  report.  53 

December  16,  1875. 

To  Company  II,  Seventh  Regiment. 

1  copy  of  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
January  17,  1876. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  L.  Winn,  Compamj  F,  Third  Regiment. 

2  drum  batter  heads. 
January  22. 

To  Capt.  F.  C.  Toupct,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment 

1  drum  snare  head. 
May  17  and  22. 

To  Col.  Dudley  S.  Steele,  commanding  Fourth  Regiment. 


1  regimental  silk  color. 

1  National  silk  color. 

2  color  beai  ers  and  sockets. 
25  drum  batter  heads. 


25  drum  snare  heads. 
10  drum  cords. 
2  boxes. 


June  10. 

To  Capt.  Wm..  H.  De  Hart,  Company  C,  Third  Regiment. 

22  knapsacks. 
June  13. 

To  Capt.  E.  11.  Ropes,  Compayiy  A,  Third  Regiment. 


1  drum 

1  drum  sling. 

1  pair  drum  sticks. 


1  fife. 
1  box. 


June  17. 

To  Capt.  Langdon  H.  Gilmore,  Company  B,  Fifth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
June  17. 

To  Capt.  A.  W.  Crane,  Company  C,  Fifth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 


54  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

June  17, 1876. 

To  Capt.  Edward  Hoyt,  Company  E,  Fifth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
June  17 

To  Capt.  Abraham  Jenkinson,  Company  F,  Fifth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
June  17. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  M.  Townsend,  Company  G,  Fifth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
June  17. 

To  Capt.  John  Weilhrenner,  Company  H,  Fifth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
June  17. 

To  Capt.  TF.  R.  Russell,  Company  A,  Fifth  Regiment. 

52  knapsacks.  |  2  boxes. 

June  17. 

To  Capt.  John  W.  Wolf  Company  B,  First  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks.  |  1  box. 

June  17. 
To  Capt.  JTiomas  Fairservice,  Company  H,  First  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
June  17. 

To  Capt.  F.  C.  Toupet,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment. 

1  drum. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  55 

June  17, 1876. 

To  Capt.  Emil  Kretschman,  Company  F,  First  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks,  |  2  boxes. 

.Tune  19. 

To  Lieut.  G.  G.  Gorum,  Quartermaster  First  Regiment. 

24  drum  snare  heads.  I  12  drum  cords. 

12  drum  batter  heads.  |  1  box. 

June  19. 

To  Lieut.  Jno.  Curtin,  Quartermaster  Ninth  Regiment. 

6  drums.  I  1  drum  batter  head,  extra. 

6  drum  snare  heads,  extra.  |  1  box. 

June  20. 

To  Capt.  Jos.  R.  Wells,  Company  G,  Sixth  Regiment. 


1  sergj. -major's  coat. 
1  pair  epaulettes. 
1  hat  and  feather. 


1  pair  trousers. 
1  box. 


June  21. 

To  Capt  George  A.  Cheever,  Company  K,  Sixth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
June  22. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  H.  Be  Hart,  Company  C,  Third  Regiment. 

SO  pair  scarlet  blankets. 
June  26. 

To  Capt.  Jas.  Collins,  Company  H,  Seventh  Regiment. 

45  knapsacks. 
June  27. 

7o  Col.  Wm.  Allen,  commanding  First  Regiment. 

6  silk  guidons 


56  QUARTEP.MASTEK  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

June  2V,  1876. 

To  Col.  A.  W.  Angel,  commanding  Seventh  Regiment. 

4  silk  guidons. 
Jone  29. 

To  Capt.  Chas.  Weidner,  Company  D,  Fifth  Regiment 

50  knapsacks. 
Jane  28. 

7b  Capt.  S.  H.  V.  Moore,  Company  A,  Second  Battalion. 

50  knapsacks. 

June  29. 

To  Cojpt.  A.  D.  Campbell,  Company  C,  Second  Battalion. 

50  knapsacks. 

June  29. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  P.  Coe,  Company  B,  Second  Battalion. 

50  knapsacks. 

Jane  30. 

To  Col.  B.  F.  Hart,  commanding  Ninth  Begiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
Jane  30. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  II.  De  Hart,  Company  C,  TJiird  Regiment. 

1  regimental  silk  color.  |  1  color  bearer  and  socket. 

Jane  30. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  Kahlerf,  Battery  A,  First  Brigade. 
84  knapsacks.  |  2  trumpets. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  57 

Jane  30,  1876.  * 

To  Ca-pt.  Theo.  W.  Griffith,  Company  F,  Ninth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
July  3. 

To  Capt.  W.  F.  Dodge,  Compamj  G,  First  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
July  6. 

To  Genl  W.  J.  Sewell,  commanding  Sixth  Regiment. 

1  regimental  silk  color.  I  2  color  bearers  and  sockets. 

1  National  silk  color.  ]  1  box. 

July  7. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  W.  Smith,  Company  H,  Sixth  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks. 
July  8. 

To  Capt.  Charles  B.  Johnston,  Company  H,  TJiird  Regiment. 

50  knapsacks 
July  8. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  Fulton,  Company  B,  Third  Regiment. 

20  knapsacks. 
July  8. 

To  Col.  Wm.  A.  Morrell,  commayiding  Third  Regiment. 

5  drums.  I  4  silk  guidons. 

12  drum  batter  heads.  |  2  boxes. 

July  8. 

To  Capt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G,  Seventh  Regiment 

50  knapsacks. 


58  QUABTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

July  22,  1876. 

To  Genl  W.  J.  Sewell,  commanding  Sixth  Regiment. 

4  silk  guidons. 
July  25. 

To  Col.  Wm.  A.  Morrell,  commanding  Third  Regiment. 

2  drums.  |  1  box. 

August  1. 

To  Lieut.  J.  J.  De  Mott,  Quartermaster  Second  Battalion. 

1  copy  army  regulations,  1863. 

August  15. 

To  Capt.  S.  H.  V.  Moore,  Company  A,  Second  Battalion. 

1  copy  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
August  15. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  P.  Coe,  Company  B,  Second  Battalion. 

1  copy  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
August  15. 

To  Capt.  A.  D.  Campbell,  Company  C,  Second  Battalion. 

1  copy  rules  for  management  of  Springfield  rifles. 
September  13. 

2o  Col.  G.  B.  Carse,  commanding  Eighth  Regiment. 


drums. 

drum  batter  heads,  extra. 

drum  snare  heads   extra. 


6  sets  drum  snares,  extra. 
12  pnirs  drum  sticks. 
1  box. 


September  29. 

To  Capt.  F.  C.  Toupet,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment. 


1  drum. 


1  drum  snare  head. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  KEPORT.  59 

October  16,  1876. 

To  Capt.  W.  C.  Smith,  Company  E,  Third  Regiment. 

50  pairs  scarlet  blankets.  |  1  box. 

October  16. 

To  Capt.  E.  H.  Ropes,  Company  A,  Third  Regiment. 

50  pairs  scarlet  blankets.  |  1  box. 

October  16. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  Fulton,  Company  B,  Third  Regiment. 

50  pairs  scarlet  blankets.  |  1  box. 

October  16. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  H.  De  Hart,  Company  C,  Third  Regiment. 

50  pairs  scarlet  blankets.  |  1  box. 

October  16. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  B.  Munn,  Company  D,  Third  Regiment. 

bb  blankets  grey.  I  2  boxes. 

55  knapsacks.  | 

October  16  and  17. 

To  Capt.  F.  C.  Toupet,  Company  F,  Third  Regiment. 

50  pairs  scarlet  blankets.  I  1  box. 

50  knapsacks.  | 

October  16. 

To  Capt.  B.  A.  Lee,  Company  G,  Third  Regiment. 

50  blankets,  grey.  |  2  boxes. 

October  16. 

To  Capt.  C.  B.  Johnston,  Company  H,  Third  Regiment. 

50  pairs  scarlet  blankets.  |  1  box. 


60  QUARTERM  ASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

October  16,  1876. 

To  Capt.  C.  W.  KitcJiin,  Company  C,  Seventh  Regiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  1  1  box. 

October  16. 

To  Capt.  J.  J.  Willis,  Company  F,  Seventh  Regiment. 

53  blankets,  grey.  j  1  box. 

8  knapsacks.  | 

October  18  and  19. 

To  Capt.  Sam'l  M.  Youmans  Company  B,  Seventh  Regiment. 

50  blankets,  grey.  I  3  drum  pnare  heads. 

50  knapsacks.  |  1  drum  batter  head. 

October  17. 

To  Capt.  John  0-  Patterson,  Compayiy  E,  Seventh  Regiment. 
50  blankets,  grey.  [  2  boxes. 

October  17. 

To  Capt.  Jas.  Collins,  Company  H,  Seventh  Regiment. 

45  blankets,  grey.  |  2  boxes. 

October  17. 

To  Capt.  E.  H.  Ropes,  Company  A,  Third  Regiment. 

20  knapsacks. 

October  18. 

To  Capjt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G,  Seventh  Regiment. 
50  blankets,  grey.  |  50  knapsacks. 

October  18. 

To  Capt.  J.  W.  Maguire,  Company  A,  Sixth  Regiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  1  box. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  Gl 

October  18,  1876. 

To  Capt.  J.  H.  Austin,  Company  B,  Sixth  Regiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  1  box. 

October  18. 

To  Capt.  J.  C.  Lee,  Company  (7,  Sixth  Begiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  1  box. 

October  18. 

To  Capt.  Wm.  H.  H.  Waller,  Company  J),  Sixth  Begiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  1  box. 

October  18. 

To  Capt.  W.  H.  Cooper,  Company  E,  Sixth  Begiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  2  boxes. 

October  18. 

To  Capt.  B.  B.  Eckendorff,  Company  F,  Sixth  Begiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  2  boxes. 

October  18. 

To  Capt.  Jos.  B.  Wells,  Company  G,  Sixth  Begiment. 
45  blankets.  I  2  boxes. 

October  18. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  W.  Smith,  Company  II,  Sixth  Begiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  2  boxes. 

October  IS. 

To  Capt.  Dan'l  Elmer,  Company  I,  Sixth  Begiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  2  boxes. 


62  QUAETERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

October  18,  1876. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  A.  Cheever,  Company  K,  Sixth  Regiment. 

45  blankets,  grey.  |  2  boxes. 

October  18  and  19. 

To  Capt.  Michael  Hurley,  Company  D,  Seventh  Regiment. 
45  blankets,  grey.  |  15  knapsacks. 

October  18. 

To  Capt.  Thos.  S.  Stevens,  Company  A,  Seventh  Regiment. 
45  blankets,  grey. 


STATEMENT  H. 


Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores,  Clothing,  Camp  and  Garrison  Equipage, 
&c.,  issued  from  the  State  Arsenal  to  the  First  Brigade,  National 
Guard,  at  Camp  Bedle,  July  5th,  6th  and  8th,  1876. 


July  5,  1876. 


9  hospital  tents  and  flies. 
104  wall  tents. 
115  wall  tent  flies. 
636  "A"  tents. 
635  "  A  "  tent  poles,  sets  of. 

21  Sibley  tents. 

21  Bibley  tent  poles. 


To  First  Brigade. 


21  Sibley  tent  tripods. 
11627  single  notrh  tent  pins. 
1486  doutile  notch  tent  pins. 
9  hospital  tent  poles,  sets  of. 
123  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of. 
45  mattresses. 


July  5. 


To  Major  A.  Thomas,  Brigade  Quartermaster. 


26  axes  and  helves. 
250  me.ss  pans. 
165  camp  kettles. 


1397  tin  plates. 
1500  tin  cu[>s. 
15  camp  stools. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

July  6,  1876. 

To  Lieut. -Col.  A.  F.  Mmui,  As.'^isfant  Adjutant  General. 
1  field  desk  and  table. 
July  5  to  8. 

To  Lieut.  G.  G.  Gorum,  Quartermaster  First  Regiment. 


63 


350  flannel  sack  coats. 

120  great  coats. 

358  blankets. 

1  hospital  tent  fly. 

1  wall  tent. 

9  wall  tent  flies. 

1  hospital  tent  poles,  sets  of. 

10  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of. 

104  double  notcb  tent  pins. 


17  single  notch  tent  pins. 
28  brooms. 
13  lanterns. 

4  cans  oil. 

9  mattresses. 

9  camp  cots. 
12  rakes. 

1  box  stationery. 


July  6. 

To  Capt.  W.  F.  Lodge,  Acting  Adjutant  First  Regiment. 

1  field  desk  and  table. 

July  5. 

To  Capt.  E.  K.  Shrope,  Acting  Quartermaster  Fourth  Regiment. 

275  grey  blankets.  |  1  lantern. 

July  6  and  7. 

To  Loctor  H.  C.  Hendey,  Surgeon  First  Regiment. 


3  wall  tent  flies. 
3  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of 
30  double  notch  tent  pins. 
2  camp  cots. 


2  mattrasses. 
2  bottles  ink. 
2  boxes  medical  supplies. 


July  6  and  7. 

To  Col.  Ludley  S.  Steele,  commanding  Fourth  Regiment. 


35  great  coats. 
1  field  desk  and  table. 


1  box  medical  .supplies. 
1  box  stationery. 


July  6. 


To  Lieut.  Geo.  W.  Firth,  Quartermaster  Fourth  Regiment. 


9  brooms. 
10  lanterns. 
2  cans  oil. 
2  mattrasses. 
2  camp  cots. 


1  stained  writing  table. 
5  spades. 
4  water  pails. 
275  flannel  sack  coats. 


64  QUARTERMASTEE  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

July  5  and  6,  1876. 

To  Lieut.  John  K.  Simon,  Quartermaster  Fifth  Regiment. 


400  flannel  sack  coats. 
365  blankets. 


1  lantern. 
5  spades. 


July  6. 


To  Col.  L.  R.  Barnard,  commanding  Fifth  Regiment. 


50  great  coats. 
25  blankets. 

2  wall  tent  flies. 
12  "A"  tents. 
12  "A"  tent  poles,  sets  of 

2  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of 


168  single  notch  tent  pins 
20  double  notch  tent  pins. 
10  lanterns. 

2  water  pails. 

1  field  desk  and  table. 

1  box  stationery. 


July  6. 


To  Major  H.  C.  Bleyle,  Surgeon  Fifth  Regiment. 


3  blankets. 

3  mattresses. 

4  camp  cots. 
1  water  pail. 


2  tin  cups. 

2  tin  basins. 

2  boxes  medical  supplies. 


July  5  to  7. 

To  Lieut.  John  Curtin,  Quartermaster  Ninth  Regiment. 


250  flannel  sack  coats. 

]0  great  coats. 
227  scarlet  blankets,  pairs  of. 
49  grey  blankets. 
1  wall  tent. 
6  wall  tent  flies. 
6  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of. 
17  single  notch  tent  pins. 


60  double  notch  tent  pins. 
10  lanterns. 

2  cans  oil. 

2  mattresses. 

2  camp  rots. 

1  field  desk  and  table. 

5  spades. 

4  water  pails. 


July  7. 


July  8. 


To  Col.  B.  F.  Hart,  commanding  Ninth  Regiment. 
1  box  stationery. 


To  Lieut.  J.  R.  Stevens,  Acting  Quartermaster  Ninth  Regiment. 
1  writing  table.  |  1  box  medical  supplies. 


QUAKTEKMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

July  5  and  6,  1876. 

To  Lieut.  J.  J.  De  Motf,  Quartermaster  Second  Battalion. 


65 


190  flannel  sack  coats. 
100  great  coats. 
200  blankets. 
6  lanterns. 


1  can  oil. 

1  field  desk  and  table. 
1  writing  table. 
3  spades. 


July  7. 


To  Major  J.  V.  Moore,  commandiny  Fifth  Battalion. 
1  box  stationery. 


July  5  and  6. 

85  blankets. 
Julv  6  and  7. 


To  Lieut.  P.  A.  EUer,  Battery  A. 
I  1  spade. 

To  Capt.  Geo.  Kahlert,  Battery  A. 


4  3^-inch  guns. 

4  gun  carriages  and  limbers. 

4  sets  firing  implements. 


66  cartridges,  1^  lbs.  each. 
100  friction  primers. 
1  box  stationery. 


STATEMENT  I. 

Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores,  Clothing,  Camp  and  Garrison  Equipage, 
&c.,  turned  into  the  State  Arsenal  from  the  First  Brigade,  National 
Guard,  Camp  Bedle,  July  9th,  1876. 


July  9. 


Fro7n  First  Brigade. 


9  hospital  tents. 
9  hospital  tent  flies. 
9  hosyiital  tent  poles,  sets  of. 
103  wall  tents. 

115  wall  tent  flies. 

116  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of. 
636  "A"  tents. 


I        635  "  A  "  tent  poles,  sets  of. 
9302  single  notch  tent  pins. 
1001  double  notch  tent  pins. 

21  Sibley  tents. 

19  Sibley  tent  poles. 

21  Sibley  tent  tripods. 

45  mattresses. 


66  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

July  9,  1876. 

From  Major  A.  Thomas,  Brigade  Quartermaster. 


LO  axes  and  helves. 
249  mess  pans. 
165  camp  kettles. 


1345  tin  plates. 
1296  tin  cups. 
15  camp  stools. 


July  9. 

From  Lieut. -Col.  A.  F.  Munn,  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 

1  field  desk  and  table. 


July  9. 


Fro7n  Doctor  H.  C.  Hendey,  Surgeon  First  Regiment. 


'3  wall  tent  flies. 
3  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of. 
30  double  notch  tent  pins. 


2  camp  cots. 
2  mattresses. 


July  9. 


From  Lieut.  G.  G.  Gorujn,  Quartermaster  First  Regiment. 


337  flannel  sack  coats. 

120  great  coats. 

358  blankets. 

1  hospital  tent  fly. 

1  hospital  tent  poles,  sets  of. 

1  wall  tent. 

9  wall  tent  flies 

10  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of. 


104  double  notch  tent  pins. 

17  single  notch  tent  pins. 

28  brooms. 

13  lanterns. 

9  mattresses. 

9  camp  cots. 

12  rakes. 


July  9. 

From  Capt.  W.  F,  Lodge,  Acting  Adjutant  First  Regiment. 

1  field  desk  and  table. 


July  9. 


250  flannel  sack  coats. 

35  great  coats. 

253  blankets. 

9  brooms. 

9  lanterns. 


From  Fourth  Regiment. 


2  mattrasses.  ■ 

2  camp  cots. 

1  field  desk  and  table. 
4  spades. 

3  water  pails. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


67 


July  9, 1876. 


From  Lieut.  John  K.  Simon,  Quartermaster  Fifth  Regiment. 


378  flannel  sack  coats. 

50  great  coats. 
392  blankets. 
2  wall  tent  flies. 
12  "A"  tents. 
2  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of 
12  "  A  "  tent  poles,  sets  of 
168  single  notch  tent  pins. 
20  double  notch  tent  pins. 


10  lanterns. 

3 

mattrasses. 

4  camp  cots. 

1  field  desk  and  table 

5  spades. 

3  water  pails. 

2  tin  cups. 

2  tin  basins. 

July  9. 


From  Lieut.  John  Curtin,  Quartermaster  Ninth  Regiment. 


245  flannel  sack  coats. 

10  great  coats. 

227  scarlet  blankets,  pairs  of 

49  grey  blankets. 

1  wall  tent. 

6  wall  tent  flies. 

6  wall  tent  poles,  sets  of 

17  single  notch  tent  pins. 


60  double  notch  tent  pins. 

10  lanterns. 

2  mattrasses. 

2  camp  cots. 

1  field  desk  and  table. 

5  spades. 

4  water  pails. 

1  writing  table. 


July  9. 

From  Lieut.  J.  J.  Be  3Iott,  Quartermaster  Second  Battalion. 


190  flannel  sack  coats. 
100  great  coats. 
200  blankets. 
6  lanterns. 


1  field  desk  and  table. 
1  writing  table. 
3  spades. 


July  9. 


85  blankets. 
1  spade. 
4  3J-inch  Ames  guns. 


From  Battery  A. 


4  gun  carriages  and  limbers 
4  sets  firing  implements. 


68  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

STATEMENT  J. 

Stores  issued  from  the  State  Arsenal  to  City  of  Elizabeth,  State  Institu- 
tions and  New  Jersey  Centennial  Commission,  during  the  year  ending 
October  31.s^,  1876. 

February  1,  1876. 

To  Robert  W.  Townley,  Esq.,  Mayor  of  the  City  of  Elizabeth. 
1  6  pdr.,  French  gun,  dated  1758 
February  21. 

To  Soldiers'  Children's  Home. 
3  storm  flags.  |  18  recruting  flags. 

March  10. 

To  Robert  W.  Townley,  Esq.,  Mayor  of  the  City  of  Elizabeth. 
1  gun  carriage. 
May  3. 

To  Samuel  C.  Brown,  Prest.  New  Jersey  Centennial  Commission. 


9  garrison  flags. 
8  storm  flags. 
2  recruting  flags. 


6  pieces  bunting. 
1  box. 


May  5  and  9. 

To  Samuel  C.  Brown,  Prest.  New  Jersey  Centennial  Commission. 

1  bunting  flag,  State  coat  of  arms  on.    I  1  recruiting  flag. 

4  storm  flags.  | 

May  24. 

To  S.imucl  C.  Brown,  Prest.  New  Jersey  Centennial  Commission. 

1  storm  flag.  I  4  bunting  flags,  12  feet  long. 

1  burgee.  |  1  bunting  flag,  15  feet  long. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.     69 

May  29,  1876. 

To  General  G.  Mott,  Keeper  New  Jersey  State  Prison. 
2  storm  flags. 
August  30. 

To  General  G.  Mott.  Keeper  New  Jersey  State  Prison. 
1000  pistol  percussion  caps. 

September  27. 

To  Samuel  C.  Brown,  Prest.  New  Jersey  Centennial  Commission. 

5  recruiting  flags.  I  1  burgee. 

3  bunting  flags,  12  fest.  | 


STATEMENT  K. 

Stores  issued  to  Independent  Organizations  and  Washington  Headquarters 
Association,  at  Morristown. 

December  28,  1875. 

To  Wm.  L.  King,  Sec'y  Washington  Headquarters,  Morristown. 

6  tent  covers.  I  6  brass  cannon  tompions. 

5  paulins,  12x15.  j 

Marcb  28,  1876. 

To    Capt.  Lewis  Eainear,  Independent  Military    Organization,   Ocean 

Grove. 


(Order  608). 


50  muskets. 
50  bayonets. 
5  N.  C.  0.  swords. 


50  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

50  cartridge  box  plates. 

50  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 


5  N.  C.  0.  sword  frogs.  50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 


50  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
50  waist  belts,  leather. 
50  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 
50  cap  pouches. 


50  gun  slings. 
3  arm  chests. 
1  box. 


70 


QUAETERMASTER  GENERAL'S  EEPORT. 


May  25,  1876. 

To  Capt.  A.  L.  Green,  Company  A,  Washington  Continental  Guards, 

Princeton. 


(Order  635). 


60  muskets,  T.  A.  Co.,  cal.  .58. 
60  bayonets. 

5  N.  C  0.  swords. 

5  N.  C.  0.  Bword  frogs. 
60  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
60  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 
60  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
60  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 
60  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 


60  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 

60  waist  belts,  webbing. 

60  waist  belt  plates. 

19  loops. 

19  slides. 

60  cap  pouches. 

60  gun  slings. 

3  arm  chests. 

1  box. 


June  22. 
To  J.  S.   Coleman,  Washington  HeadquaHers  Association,  Morristown. 


525  pounds  cannon  powder. 
3000  cartridge  bags. 

June  29. 


350  friction  primers. 
3  boxes. 


To   Capt.  Lewis   Rainear,   Independent  Military  Organization,   Ocean 

Grove. 


(Order  662). 


50  cartridge  boxes,  patent  leather. 
50  cartridge  box  plates,  monogram. 
50  cartridge  box  belts,  webbing. 
50  cartridge  box  belt  plates  "  3." 
50  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 
50  bayonet  scabbard  belts,  webbing. 


50  waist  belts. 

50  waist  belt  plates,  letters. 

50  loops. 

50  slides. 

50  cap  pouches. 

1  box. 


STATEMENT  L. 

The  following  Stores  have  been  turned  into  the  State  Arsenal  from  State 
Institutions  and  New  Jersey  Centennial  Commission,  during  the  year 
ending  October  Slst,  1876. 


February  24,  1876. 
3  storm  flags. 


From  Soldiers'  Children's  Home. 

I  18  recruiting  flags. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.  71 

April  1,  1876. 

From  Win.  Sharp,  Watchman  at  State  House. 
1  pistol,  Whitney  revolver,  cal.  .36. 
September  29. 
From  Sam'I  C.  Broicn,  President  New  Jersey  Centennial  Commission. 

4  recruiting  flags,  worn  out.  I  1  burgee,  worn  out. 

2  bunting  flags,  12  ft.,  worn  out.  | 


STATEMENT  M. 
* 

The  following  Stores  have  been  turned  into  the  State  Arsenal  by 
sundry  independent  organizations  and  Wa.shington  Headquarters 
Association. 

February  9,  1876. 

From  C.  G.  Kingman,  Mount  Rose  Military  Academy,  South  Orange. 


30  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

29  cartridge  box  plates.  U  S. 

29  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 

30  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 
29  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 

28  waist  belts,  leather. 


29  waist  belt  plates,  U.  S. 

30  cap  pouches. 

4  N.  C.  0.  swords. 

4  N.  C.  0.  sword  belts  and  plates. 

1  box. 


February  17  and  April  24. 

From  Washington  Headquarters  Association,  Morristown. 


1  State  color,  without  a  staff. 


June  26. 


1  storm  flag.  State  coat-of-arms  on. 


From  Capt.  Lewis  C.  Bainear,  Independent  Military  Company,  Ocean 

Grove. 


50  cartridge  boxes,  U.  S. 

50  cartridge  box  plates,  U.  S. 

50  cartridge  box  belts,  leather. 

50  cartridge  box  belt  plates,  eagles. 

50  bayonet  scabbards  and  frogs. 


50  waist  belts,  leather. 
50  waist  belt  plates,  U  S. 
50  cap  pouches. 
1  box. 


72 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


STATEMENT  N, 


Ammunition,  Clothing,  Camp  and  Garrison  Equipage  issued  from  t/ie 
State  Arsenal  to  five  Companies  of  the  Seventh  Regiment,  National 
Guard,  ordered  out  for  duty,  to  preserve  the  peace  at  Hopevjell. 


January  7,  1876. 


January  7. 


To  Col.  Ashhel  W.  Angel,  commanding. 
512  metallic  cartridges,  cal.  .45. 

To  Lieut.  George  T.  Cranmer,  Quartermaster. 


13  blankets. 

8  hospital  tents. 

8  hospital  tent  poles,  sets  of 

21  Sibley  tents. 

21  Sibley  tent  poles. 


21  Sibley  tent  tripods. 

600  single  notch  tent  pins. 

12  camp  kettles. 

200  tin  cups. 

45  yellow  bowls. 


January  7. 

To  Capt.  Thomas  S.  Stevens,  Company  A. 
35  blankets. 

January  7. 

To  Lieut.  Howell  C.  Stull,  Company  A . 

1  cavalry  great  coat. 

January  7. 

To  Capt.  Samuel  M.  Youmans,  Company  B. 
27  cavalry  great  coats.  |  40  blankets. 


January  7. 


To  Lieut.  George  L.  Forman,  Company  B. 
25  cavalry  great  coats. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

January  7,  1876. 

To  Capt.  Charles  W.  Kifchin,  Company  C 

30  cavalry  great  coats.  |  30  blankets. 

January  7. 

To  Capt.  Michael  Hurley,  Company  D. 

1 1  cavalry  great  coats.  |         30  blankets. 

January  7. 

To  Lieut.  Jas.  Campbell,  Company  B. 

15  cavalry  great  coats. 

January  7. 

To  Capt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G 

26  cavalry  great  coats.  |  40  blankets. 

January  7. 

To  Lieut.  Louis  C.  Gosson,  Company  6. 

4  cavalry  great  coats 


January  7. 


To  Lieut.  Levi  J.  Bihbins,  Company  G. 
9  cavalry  great  coats. 


STATEMENT  0. 

Clothing,  Camp  and  Garrison  Equipage  turned  into  the  State  Arsenal  by 
fivi  Comvanies  of  the  Seventh  Regiment,  National  Guard,  ordered  out 
to  preserve  the  peace  at  Hopewell. 

January  8,  1876. 

Hi  on  I  Lieut.  George  T.  Cranmer,  Quartermaster  Seventh  Regiment. 


12  blankets 

8  hospital  tents. 

8  hospital  tent  poles,  sets  of. 
21  Sibley  tents. 
21  Sibley  tent  poles. 


21  Sibley  tent  tripods. 
490  single  notch  tent  pins. 

12  camp  kettles. 
177  tin  cups. 

33  pellow  bowls. 


74  QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 

January  8,  1876. 

From  Capt.  Thomas  S.  Stevens,  Company  A. 

35  blankets. 

January  8. 

From  Capt.  Samuel  M.  Youmaris,  Company  B. 

40  blankets. 

January  8. 

From  Capt.  Charles  W.  Kitchin,  Company  C. 

29  blankets.  ' 

January  8. 

From  Capt.  Michael  Hurley,  Company  D. 

30  blankets. 

January  8. 

Fro7n  Capt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G. 

40  blankets. 

January  10. 

Froin  Capt.  Samuel  M.  Youmans,  Company  B. 

39  cavalry  great  coats. 

January  10. 

From  Capt.  Michael  Hurley,  Company  D. 

25  cavalry  great  coats. 

January  31. 

From  Capt.  Samuel  M.  Youmans,  Company  B. 

6  cavalry  great  coats. 

February  2. 

From  Capt.  Charles  W.  Kitchin,  Company  C. 

29  cavalry  great  coats. 

February  4. 

From  Capt.  Michael  Hurley,  Company  D. 

2  cavalry  great  coats. 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT.     75 

March  2,  1876. 

From  Capt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G. 

34  cavalry  great  coats. 

March  7. 

From  Capt.  Thomas  S.  Stevens,  Company  A. 

1  cavalry  great  coat. 
March  11. 

From  Capt.  Samuel  M.  Youmans,  Company  B. 

7  cavalry  great  coats. 


April  25. 


From  Capt.  Peter  Wilkes,  Company  G. 

1  cavalry  great  coat. 


STATEMENT  P. 

The  folloioing  Ammunition  has  been  expended    in  firing  Salutes, 
during  the  year  ending  October  2>lst,  1876  : 

November  27,  1875. 

Salute  in  honor  of  the  Remains  of  the  late  Vice  President  of  the 
United  States,  Henry  Wilson,  passing  through  the  State,  con- 
suming 

34  pounds  cannon  powder.  I  20  friction  primers. 

17  cartridge  bags.  | 

April  10,  1876. 

Salutes  in  honor  of  the  Memory  of  Ex- Governor  Charles  S.  Olden, 

consuming 

34  pounds  cannon  powder.  1  20  friction  primers. 

17  cartridge  bags.  | 

July  4. 

National  Salutes  at  State  Arsenal,  consuming 

302  pounds  cannon  powder.  I        153  friction  primers. 

151  cartridge  bags.  | 


76 


QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


TABULAR  STATEMENT  A. 

Abstract  of  Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores  in  Possession  of  the 
National  Guard,  on  the  2>lst  day  of  October,  1870. 


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Brig.-General  U.  DsHart,  Commanding  Second  Brigade 

Lieut  -Colonel  D.  B   Murpby.  Inspector  Second  Brigade '. 

1 

Major  J.  \V.  Cowell,  Quarter-Master  Second  Brigade. 

Captain  John  Brintzineh  •ffor,  Co.  A,  Old  First  Kegiment 

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Captain  Henry  .M.  Van  Buren.  Co.  B,  New  First  Regiment 

Captain  Elward  Kavanagli.  Co.  F.  N-w  First  Rpgirnent 

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36 

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QUARTERMASTER  GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


77 


TABULAR  STATEMENT  A— Continued. 


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Stores  Issued  and  Returned,  First  Brigade,  National  Guard,  Camp 

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Captain  Wm.  F.  Dodge,   icting  Adjutant,  First  Regiment .- 

Dr  H  C.  Hendry,  Surgeon.  First  Regiment 

Colonel  Dudleys.  Steele,  commanding  Fourth  Regiment 

Lieutenant  Geo.  W.  Firth,  Quartermaster.  Fourth  Resimcnt... 

Captain  E.  K.  Shrope,  Acting  Quartermaster,  Fourth  Regiment ...  ! 275  , 

Colonel  L.  R   Barnard,  commanding  Fifih  Regiment 50' '     25  ... 

Lieutenant  J<  lin  K.  Simon,  Quarterma-ter.  Fifth  Regiment 4U(i 1 365  ;.. 

Major  H.  C.  BIyle.  Surgecn.  i'itth  Rngiment | 3  ... 

Colonel  B.  F.  piart.  commanding  Ninth  Regiment ...  ...I...l...|  ..I ' | i 

Lieutenant  John  Curtin,  Quartermaster,  Ninth  Regiment ...I. ..'...'... <  250|     10!  227     49... 

Lieutenant  J    K   Stevens,  Acting  Quartermaster,  Ninth  Regiment ...I.. .;...'... I ' ' 

Major  J.  v.  Moore,  commanding  First  Battalion ...1. ..'...'...' ' 

Lieutenant  .J   J.  I). 'Mott,  Quartermaster.  First  Battalion ' 190    100 200... 

Captain  George  Kahlert.  commanding  Battery  A 4    4    4  99  66j  100 ' 

Lieutenant  P.  A.  Filer,  Battery  A I '..' 85  ... 


Total  issue 4    4    4  99  66    1(K)  1465   315   227  1360   9 


BY  WHOM  RETURNED. 


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Lieutenant  G.  G.  Gorum,  Quartermaster,  First  Regiment 3.'57    120 358  ... 

Fourth  Regiment 2.50     35 253  ... 

Lieutenant  John  K.  Simon,  Quartermaster,  Fifth  Regiment '  378     50, 392  ... 

Lieutenant  John  Curtin,  Quarterm.aster,  Ninth  Regiment '  245      10   227     49  ... 

Lieutenant  J  J    I  >eMott,  Quartermaster,  First  Battalion '190    luO 200... 

Lieutenant  George  Kahlert,  Battery  A 4    4    4 ' 85... 


Total  returned .^ 4    4    4  I4t10   315   227  1337    9 

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