Report of small-arms and accouterments lost, &c.-Continued.

Commands

Material First Second Third Fourth Total

Division Division Division Division

Major Major Brig. Gen Major

General General John M. General

L. H. James S. Brannan J. J.

Rousseau Negley Reynolds

Accout- --- 160 --- --- 160

erments:

Enfield

bayonets

Springfield --- 1 2,035 1,053 3,089

bayonets

Cartridge 2,093 408 2,003 1,000 5,504

boxes

Bayonet 2,113 333 2,004 1,036 5,486

scabbards

Cap boxes 2,084 404 1,998 1,001 5,487

Cartridge- 2,062 259 1,996 1,000 5,317

box belts

Cartridge- 737 --- --- --- 737

box belt

plates

Waist belts 2,085 419 1,991 1,002 5,497

Cartridge- 2,062 --- --- 1,001 3,063

box plates

Waist-belt 2,095 --- 2,002 1,000 5,097

plates

Cone picks --- 28 --- --- 28

Screw 1,803 31 --- 250 2,084

drivers

Gun-slings --- 181 1,927 594 2,702

Sets accout- --- 302 --- --- 302

erments

complete

Non- --- 2 --- 1 3

commissioned

swords

Sword belts --- 2 --- --- 2

and plates

Nippers --- --- 22 --- 22

Ball-screws 192 4 --- 91 287

Wipers 1,789 --- 1,896 242 3,927

Spring vises 190 --- --- 87 277

J. D. BARKER,

Captain, and A. A. I. G., Fourteenth Army Corps.

Numbers 17.

Reports of Lieutenant Colonel Andrew J. Mackay, Chief Quartermaster.

Report of clothing, camp and garrison equipage captured and destroyed by the enemy at the battle of Chickamauga, September 19 and 20, 1863.

Class First Second Third Fourth Total

Division Division Division Division

Clothing: --- --- 726 --- 726

Knapsacks

Haversacks --- --- 375 --- 375

Canteens --- --- 44 --- 44

Wool blankets --- --- 133 --- 133

Rubber --- --- 137 --- 137

blankets

Stockings --- --- 45 --- 45

Shirts --- --- 62 --- 62

Trowsers --- --- 8 --- 8

Blouses --- --- 11 --- 11

Drawers --- --- 22 --- 22

Overcoats --- --- 5 --- 5

Equipage: --- --- --- 1 1

Regimental

flag

Axes --- --- 62 6 68

Ax handles --- --- 62 80 142

Hatchets --- --- 16 4 20

Spades --- --- 50 5 55