428 Series III Volume III- Serial 124 - Union Letters, Orders, Reports
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III. The provost-marshal shall make out, within the first Monday of every week, an abstract of persons to whom exemptions from military service shall have been granted by the Board during the week previous. (Form 41.) All receipts or cerfiticates of deposit delivered to the Board by persons claiming exemption on account of having paid the required sum of money shall accompany the abstract.
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost-Marshal-General.
Ordnance, arms, ammunition, and other ordnance stores procured and supplied to the Army since the beginning of the rebellion, and the quantity remaining on hand in the arsenals June 30, 1863.
Numbers 1. - CANNON AND MORTARS.Field Siege Sea-coast Total.
guns. guns. guns and
mortars.
On hand at the 231 544 1,508 2,283
beginning of the
rebellion
Purchased since 2,734 546 418 3,698
Total stock 2,965 1,090 1,926 5,981
Issued from the 2,481 841 1,247 4,569
arsenals during
the same period
Remaining on hand 484 249 679 1,412
at the arsenals
June 30, 1863.
Numbers 2. - CANNON BALLS, SHELLS, AND OTHER PROJECTILES.Field Siege Sea-coast Total
On hand at the 90,199 131 036 142,356 363,591
beginning of the
rebellion
Purchased since 1,912,894 242,155 407,695 2,562,744
up to June 30,
1863
Total stock 2,003,093 373,191 550,051 2,926,335
Issued from the 1,528,578 138,298 78,710 1,745,586
arsenals during
the same period
Remaining on hand 474,515 234,893 471,341 1,
at the arsenals 180,749
June 30, 1863
Numbers 3. - ARTILLERY CARRIAGES.Field. Siege. Sea-coast Mortar
beds
On hand beginning 266 104 1,787 106
of the rebellion
Purchased since 1,948 154 45 97
up to June 30,
1863
Fabricated at the 637 484 509 234
arsenals
Total stock 2,851 742 2,341 437
Issued from the 2,492 698 1,719 207
arsenals during
the same period
Remaining on hand 359 44 622 230
June 30, 1863
Continuation:
Caissons Traveling Battery Total
forges wagons
On hand beginning 213 117 60 2,653
of the rebellion
Purchased since 2,063 348 226 4,881
up to June 30,
1863
Fabricated at the 223 58 64 2,209
arsenals
Total stock 2,499 523 350 9,743
Issued from the 2,139 431 285 7,971
arsenals during
the same period
Remaining on hand 360 92 65 1,772
June 30, 1863
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