B a t t e r y.

Fort Marshall Bee Marion

Moultrie

3-pound cartridges --- 127 --- ---

5 1/2-pound cartridges --- 100 --- ---

4 1/2-pound cartridges --- 80 --- ---

4-pound cartridges --- 100 --- ---

3-pound cartridges --- --- --- ---

2 1/2-pound cartridges --- 75 --- ---

Powder...pounds --- --- --- 8,800

Common powder. do... 18,275 2,800 2,496 ---

Rifle powder...do... 130 --- --- ---

Marble powder, Rodman, --- --- --- ---

pounds

Damaged powder, pounds --- --- --- ---

Mortar powder, pounds --- --- --- ---

Friction tubes 4,510 500 1,587 ---

Friction primers --- --- --- 1,900

Paper fuses --- 35 985 600

Girardey fuses --- 190 --- ---

McAvoy igniters --- 92 --- ---

Signal rockets --- --- --- ---

6-pounder canister --- --- --- ---

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6-pounder shot (fixed) --- --- --- ---

B a t t e r y.

Beauregar Rutledge Gary

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3-pound cartridges 424 --- ---

5 1/2-pound cartridges --- --- ---

4 1/2-pound cartridges --- --- ---

4-pound cartridges 26 --- ---

3-pound cartridges 25 --- ---

2 1/2-pound cartridges --- --- ---

Powder...pounds --- --- ---

Common powder. do... 1,800 4,000 ---

Rifle powder...do... --- --- 5

Marble powder, Rodman, pounds 1,150 --- ---

Damaged powder, pounds 200 --- ---

Mortar powder, pounds --- 2,300 ---

Friction tubes 1,529 --- 388

Friction primers --- --- ---

Paper fuses --- --- 200

Girardey fuses --- --- ---

McAvoy igniters --- --- ---

Signal rockets --- --- ---

6-pounder canister (fixed) --- 126 ---

6-pounder shot (fixed) --- 29 ---

Two-gun batteries.

No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. 4. Batter

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Kinloc

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Rifle powder...do... --- --- --- --- ---

Marble powder, Rodman, --- --- --- --- ---

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Mortar powder, pounds --- --- --- --- ---

Friction tubes 176 140 49 41 ---

Friction primers --- --- --- --- ---

Paper fuses --- --- --- --- ---

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McAvoy igniters --- --- --- --- ---

Signal rockets --- 5 --- --- ---

6-pounder canister --- --- --- --- ---

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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DISTRICT OF FLORIDA,
Camp Milton, March 29, 1864.

Major H. S. ROUTH,

Acting Chief Quartermaster:

MAJOR: There is a large Parrot gun coming down from Lake City to-day. The major-general commanding desires that you retain it at Baldwin subject to directions of Captain Lee, engineer officer in charge, who has orders to put it into position.

I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,

WM. G. BARTH,

Assistant Adjutant-General.

HDQRS. DEPT. OF S. CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA,
Charleston, S. C., March 30, 1864.

Brigadier General GIDEON J. PILLOW,

Commanding, &c., Montgomery, Ala.:

GENERAL: Your application of the 24th instant for several companies of cavalry from Florida has been referred to Major General Patton Anderson, commanding that district, for his remarks, but I think his answer will be that he has not enough cavalry or other troops for his present wants, for he is now confronting the enemy at Jacksonville and Palatka. I am unable to send him re-enforcements from the other districts of the department, as I have lately received an order to send several regiments of cavalry of Virginia, which will very much weaken me in South Carolina and Georgia.

I thank you for your compliments relating to our successes in this department. I am compelled in self-defense to defeat the enemy, otherwise I would be ruined at home.

Wishing you success in your new sphere of operations, I remain, respectfully, your obedient servant,

G. T. BEAUREGARD.