1 Series III Volume IV- Serial 125 - Union Letters, Orders, Reports
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CORRESPONDENCE, ORDERS, REPORTS, AND RETURNS OF THE UNION AUTHORITIES FROM JANUARY 1, 1864, TO APRIL 30, 1865.*
Exhibit showing the quotas and the number of troops furnished by the State of Delaware to include December 31, 1863.
THREE-YEARS.
Due:
Quota under calls 1861............................... 3,145
Quota under call July 2, 1862......................... 1,720
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4,865
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Furnished:
Under calls of 1861-
2 regiments of infantry............................. 1,763
Under call of July 2, 1862-
2 regiments of infantry............................. 1,669
1st Regiment of Cavalry............................. 358
1st Battery of Artillery (light).................... 146
1st Battery of Artillery (heavy).................... 152
Recruits for all arms up to date.................... 292
Colored troops from First District.................. 304
Deficiency.......................................... 181
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4,865
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NINE-MONTHS.
Due:
Quota under call 300,000 militia.................... 1,720
Excess.............................................. 79
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1,799
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Furnished........................................... 1,799
The above statement is made from the muster-rolls on file in this office up to date.
[THREE-YEARS.]
1861:
1st Regiment Infantry.............................. 920
2nd Regiment Infantry.............................. 843
1862:
3rd Regiment Infantry............................... 785
4th Regiment Infantry.............................. 884
1st Regiment Cavalry............................... 358
1st Battery Artillery (light)...................... 146
1st Battery Artillery (heavy)...................... 152
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Total.............................................. 4,088
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*For all documents relating to the organization of troops on the Pacific Coast, &c., see Series I, Vol. L.
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