List A.

Name Nu Blan Coat Pant Shi

of mb kets s. s. rts

pris er . .

on. of

pr

is

on

er

s.

Elmi 8, 1,94 2,57 2,81 2,3

ra, 14 8 5 0 94

N. 3

Y.

Poin 10 3,14 3,63 3,58 3,8

t,1 8 7 7 18

Look 40

out,

Md.

Fort 6, 2,85 1,87 3,14 2,2

Dela 95 0 4 1 60

ware 5

,

Del.

Fort 13 20 35 27 80

Lafa 3

yett

e,

N.

Y.,

Camp 5, 2,48 1,76 2,34 2,2

Chas 81 4 0 0 80

e, 9

Colu

mbus

,

Ohio

.

Camp 8, 1,98 2,76 2,74 3,5

Doug 33 4 4 0 30

las, 1

Chic

ago,

Ill.

Camp 4, 1,50 1,58 1,58 1,7

Mort 62 0 0 5 30

on, 6

Ind.

Rock 5, 1,58 1,75 1,88 2,7

Isla 81 0 0 5 60

nd, 9

Ill.

Fort 28 114 117 260 ...

McHe 1

nry,

Balt

imor

e.

West 24 50 60 146 100

's 3

Buil

ding

s

Hosp

ital

,

Balt

imor

e.

Fort 21 70 50 105 207

Warr 9

en,

Bost

on

Harb

or.

Alto 1, 400 800 820 790

n, 39

Ill. 3

Linc 82 ... ... 11 19

oln

Gene

ral

Hosp

ital

,

Wash

ingt

on.

John 2, 1,00 1,34 1,67 1,1

son' 69 0 7 0 30

s 8

Isla

nd,

Ohio

.

Gove 32 49 25 20 20

rnor 2

's

Isla

nd,

N.

Y.

Nash 14 ... 495 510 680

vill 0

e,

Tenn

.

Pris 50 2 3 12 11

on

in

New

York

City

.

Fort 15 ... ... ... ...

Pick

ens.

Gene .. ... ... ... ...

ral

Hosp

ital

,

Alex

andr

ia,

Va.

Gene 10 ... ... ... ...

ral

Hosp

ital

,

Hamm

ond,

Wash

ingt

on.

Gene 39 ... ... ... ...

ral

Hosp

ital

,

Memp

his,

Tenn

.

Hosp 40 ... ... ... ...

ital

,

Beau

fort

, S.

C.

Hosp 2 ... ... ... ...

ital

,

Lexi

ngto

n,

Ky.

Hosp 64 ... ... ... ...

ital

,

Whee

ling

, W.

Va.

Hosp 37 ... ... ... ...

ital 5

,

Old

Capi

tol.

Hosp 10 ... ... ... ...

ital 2

,

Lous

vill

e.

Barr 11 ... ... ... ...

acks

,

Cinc

inna

ti,

Ohio

.

Litt 37 ... ... ... ...

le 0

Rock

,

Ark.

Grat 10 ... ... ... ...

iot 2

Stre

et

Pris

on,

Sain

t

Loui

s.

New 16 ... ... ... ...

Orle 2

ans.

Tota 56 17,1 18,8 21,6 21,

l.,6 99 72 69 809

87

Name Dra Socks Shoe Packa

of wer . s. ges

pris s. from

on. South

.

Elmi 2,8 3,758 2,32 307

ra, 30 0

N.

Y.

Poin 1,5 2,688 4,38 171

t 00 0

Look

out,

Md.

Fort 2,9 3,992 2,45 821

Dela 47 7

ware

,

Del.

Fort 40 50 22 41

Lafa

yett

e,

N.

Y.,

Camp 1,8 2,604 2,60 58

Chas 00 0

e,

Colu

mbus

,

Ohio

.

Camp 2,0 2,200 3,65 21

Doug 44 0

las,

Chic

ago,

Ill.

Camp 1,6 1,460 1,81 12

Mort 00 0

on,

Ind.

Rock 1,4 1,700 1,90 45

Isla 00 0

nd,

Ill.

Fort 350 360 170 12

McHe

nry,

Balt

imor

e.

West 150 50 115 2

's

Buil

ding

s

Hosp

ital

,

Balt

imor

e.

Fort 111 160 162 15

Warr

en,

Bost

on

Harb

or.

Alto 777 670 800 22

n,

Ill.

Linc 23 19 14 ...

oln

Gene

ral

Hosp

ital

,

Wash

ingt

on.

John 710 1,289 1,52 685

son' 0

s

Isla

nd,

Ohio

.

Gove 90 107 41 4

rnor

's

Isla

nd,

N.

Y.

Nash 230 79 520 ...

vill

e,

Tenn

.

Pris 12 1 10 2

on

in

New

York

City

.

Fort ... ... ... ...

Pick

ens.

Gene ... ... ... ...

ral

Hosp

ital

,

Alex

andr

ia,

Va.

Gene ... ... ... ...

ral

Hosp

ital

,

Hamm

ond,

Wash

ingt

on.

Gene ... ... ... ...

ral

Hosp

ital

,

Memp

his,

Tenn

.

Hosp ... ... ... ...

ital

,

Beau

fort

, S.

C.

Hosp ... ... ...

ital ...

,

Lexi

ngto

n,

Ky.

Hosp ... ... ... ...

ital

,

Whee

ling

, W.

Va.

Hosp ... ... ... ...

ital

,

Old

Capi

tol.

Hosp ... ... ... ...

ital

,

Lous

vill

e.

Barr ... ... ... ...

acks

,

Cinc

inna

ti,

Ohio

.

Litt ... ... ... ...

le

Rock

,

Ark.

Grat ... ... ... ...

iot

Stre

et

Pris

on,

Sain

t

Loui

s.

New ... ... ... ...

Orle

ans.

Tota 16, 21,18 22,5 2,218

l. 614 7 09

WAR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE,

September 16, 1865.

The SECRETARY OF WAR FOR THE PRESIDENT:

In the case of Edward A. Swain, lately a midshipman in the rebel Navy and now in confinement at San Francisco, Cal., under sentence of a military commission, an application for pardon being referred to this Bureau, it is reported to the Secretary of War for the President, on the 6th of September, instant, that the record of the prisoner's trial had not reached its files, but that from a general order of Major-General McDowell, in which the proceedings of the military commission before which he was tried were fully reviewed, it appeared that the prisoner, with certain associates, had been convicted of an atrocious crime, for th guilt of which the brief imprisonment to which they had been subjected could not, in the opinion of this office, be considered an expiation, and that in the absence of the record no just reason was found for disturbing the execution of their sentence. The record of the trial is now at hand. It appears from it that the prisoner, with T. E. Hogg, John S. Hiddle, W. L. Black, T. J. Grady, R. B. Lyon, and Joseph Higgin, was found guilty by a military commission convened in