MAINE STATE LEGISLATURE
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' Public Documents of Maine :
BEING THE
ANNUAL REPORTS
01' THE VARIOUS
PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS
FOR THE YEARS
1872-73.
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AUGUSTA: SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH, PRINTERS TO TBB 5TATB. 1813. ANNUAL REPORT
OJl' THB
ADJUTANT GENERAL
OJI' THB
STATE OF MAINE,
l'OR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 31, 1872.
Published agreeably to a Resolve approved February 25, 1871.
AUGUSTA: SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH, PRINTERS TO THE STATR. 18'l 3.
ST AT~E OF MAINE .
.ADJUTANT GENEP.AL's OFFICE, } Augusta,, December, 31, 18'72.
To His Excellency SrnNEY PERHAM, Governor and Cornmancler-in-Chief: Sm :-I have the honor to herewith transmit my report a.a Adjutant General, Acting Quartermaster and Paymaster General, for the year ending December 31, 1872.
Very respectfully 1 Your obedient servant, B. B. MURRAY, JR., Adjutant General.
REPORT.
NEW ORGANIZATIONS. In the month of September last one company of artillery was organized at Lewiston. It is called the Androscoggin Light Artillery, and is commanded by Captain Aurestus S. Perham. It · had at the time of its organization the maximum number of men allowed to a company of artillery, many of whom had been in that branch of the military service during the war of 1861. It has been supplied with a new battery of three inch guns from the arsenal at Bangor, but has not yet been uniformed. The location of this company renders it probable that it will be well sustained, and the interest now manifested indicates that it will be kept up to a high standard of disciplin~ and drill. This being the only company of artillery under the control of the State, I recommend that it be provided with uniforms in the same manner as the companies organized under chapter 29 of the laws of 1869, and that it be made subject to the provision~ of that act. One company of infantry, called the Portland Montgomery Guards, commanded by Captain Augustus J. l\fcMahon, was organized at Portland in the month of October. This company has three commissioned officers and ninety-eight enlisted men. It has been armed with Enfield rifled muskets from the arsenal at Portland. Their uniforms, which have been contracted for, will be furnished at private expense.
CADETS. The Legislature, by an act approved February 24, 1872, author ized the formation of ten companies of cadets, "to be composed of boys not subject to military duties under our militia laws." Chapter 307 of the laws of 1865, provides that '' every able bodied male citizen, resident within this State, of the age of
• 6 ADJUTAXT GENERAL'S REPORT. eighteen years and under the age of forty-five years, shall be enrolled in the militia," and unless exempted, be liable to military duty. Several applications have been received from persons desiring to orga.nize cadet companies, and one or more from persons claim ing to represent existing independent organizations, requesting recognition and acceptance under the act referred to. But in examining the rolls forwarded to this office it was found, in each case, that the requisite number of those whose names were re turned did not come within the meanfog of the law, many being disqualified by reason of age, and some belonging to regularly organized companies of uniformed volunteers. The policy of organizing military companies of boys under eighteen years of age, of whom no duty could be required and who would not be responsible for the public property they would need to use is, at least, of doubtful expediency. No company has been organized or accepted under the act above mentioned.
ORGANIZED FORCE. At the commencement of the year, there were ten companies of infantry orga!'!ized, nine of which had been uniformed. The Hersey Light Infantry, of Oldtown, has since been accepted as one of the ten companies which were authorize,d by act of the Legis lature, approved February 23, 1869, and has been paid commu tation of clothing. There are now ten companies of infantry uniformed and armed, one armed but not uniformed, and one of light artillery, which constitute the organized military force of the State. These companies have now been assigned to tlrn command of Major General Joshua L. Chamberlain, who was elected to the office of Major General of Militia by the Legislature on the 28th day of February, 1872. His report will be found to contain a clear statement of the existing organizations, and suggestions and recommendations of importance. I am not aware how long it will be possible to maintain a suf ficient degree of interest to keep this fo~ce, as now constituted, up to the present standard, if tho pc.,licy of having only company inspections with no opportunity for battalion movements is ad hered to. But if it should be assembled annually, or once in two years even, at some convenient place, for the purpose of
• ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPOBT. 7 inspection and manoouvre as a corps, I think much more interest and a higher degree of efficiency would be attained. The vacancy of Captain in the Auburn Light Infa11try, caused by the death of Captain Almon C. Pray, has been filled by the election of First Lieutenant Delance Young as Captain. The vacancy of Captain in the Capital Guards of Augusta, caused by the resignation of Captain Joseph 1\ \Voodward, has not yet been filled. The usual inspections have been made by Brig. Gen'l James A. Hall, Inspector General. His report shows the condition of the companies to be quite satisfactory in most particulars. 'l'he present number of commissioned officers, exclusive of the General Staff, is as follows: :Major Generals...... 1 Captains...... 11 First Lieutenants:...... 13 Second Lieutenants...... 11
Total...... 36 The number of enlisted men is ...... 1,086
ENROLLMENT. The last enrollment of the militia of this State was made in the year 1865, and contains the names of but 57, 718 persons who were liable to military duty at tlrnt time. The a.mount of ordnance and ordnance stores which the State is entitled to receive annually from the United States, under a law of Congress approved April 23, 1808, is based upon the number of enrolled men as shown by the latest return. It is believed that a new enrollment would show a much larger number now than that of 1865, and if it would, it should be made in order that the State may receive its fair proportion of the sum annually allowed by the General Government for the use of the militia of the different States. I recommend that section 3 of chapter 307 of tho laws of 1865, be so amended as to allow an enrollment to be made in 1813 .
• STATE OF MAINE.
ROSTER OF THE GENERAL STAFF.
Hrs ExcELLENCY SIDNEY PERHAM, Commander-in- Chief.
STAFF. Lieut. Col. ALEXANDER B. SuMNER, l " " FREDERICK E. SHAW, JAides-de-Camp. " " JOHN W. ATWELL, " " GEoRGE vv. PARKER,
Brigadier General BENJAMIN B. MURRAY, Jr., Adjutant General, .Acting Quartermaster and Paymaster General.
Brigadier General JAMES A. HALL, Inspector General.
Colonel ELBRIDGE A. THOMPSON, .Assistant Surgeon General.
Colonel ELIAS MILLIKEN, .Assistant Commissary Gen~ral.
Colonel J. MANCHESTER HAYNES, Assistant Judge Advocate General .
• ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. 9
ROSTER OF MILITIA.
Commissioned Officers of Militia.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN, MAJOR GENERAL, Brunswick.
ROSTER OF COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF VoLUNTEER MILITIA.
PORTLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.
--- NAMB,·-----1--- Rank. I Residence. [ Date of Rank. Charles P. Mattocks ...... !Captain ...... Portland ...... j1 ,june 1, 1868. Nathan G. Fessenden ...... •.. llst Lieutenant... do ..••••.. August 6, 1872 •
• PORTLAND MECHANIC BLUES. Andrew M. Benson ...•...... /Captain ...... !Portland ...... · 1·1une 21, 1872, Edward ,v. Loveitt ...... 1st Lieutenant... do ...... :\fay 17, 1871. ~illiam C. Young ...•...... 2d Lieutenant... do ...... June 21, 1872.
AUBURN LIGHT INFANTRY. Delanco Young ...... 1Capta_in ...... IAuburn ...... \October 21, 1872. Murray B. Watson ...... !st Lieutenant... do ...... :October 21, 1872. Eliphalet Noyes ...... 12d1 Lieutenant . .. do ...... \July 1, 187 2.
NORWAY LIGHT INFANTRY. George L. Beal...... !Captain ...... :Norway ...... ,,October 16, 1869. William W. ~Vhitmarsh ...... 1.lst ~ieutenant .. · I do ...... · do do Henry R. Millett ...... 2d Lieutenant •. · I do ...... do do SKOWHEGAN LIGHT INFA:NTRY. Isaac Dyer ...... •.. 1Captain ...... /Skowhegan ..... · )·0.ctober 9, 1869, Brooks D. Savage .•.•.•.•..... 1st Lieutenant... do ...... · I May 20, 1871. Asa S. Emery ...... 12d Lieutenant . . • do ...... ,May 20, 1871. CAPITAL GUARDS, AUGUSTA. 1 William H. H ,v~~~· :: : : : : : : : .. Jf:t~~:t~~;~t::: l;.:t;~~;t·~:::::::: 1D·e·~. 'io,' is 10: ... ------•...... •..... :ld Lieutenant ...... •.....•...... •...... •...
JAMESON GU ARDS, BANGOR. Daniel White ...... "l Japta_in ...... Bangor .•...••..• JM. ay 24, 1870. James Dean ...... lst L1eutenant... do ...... Augu~t 1, 1871, Charles D. Clark ...... , ... 2d Lieutenant .. • do ...... May 21, 1872.
BEU'AST CITY GUARDS. William. H. Fogler ...... !Capt~n ...... ,!Belfast .... ·····1May 28, 18zo. Andrew E Clark •..•••••.•... 1st L1eutemmt. . . do ...... :\fay 28, l8, O. Fitz W. Gilbert ...... 2d Lieutenant.... do ...... May 3, 1872. CROSBY GUARDS, HAMPDEN. Frank G Flagg...... !Captain ...... IHampden ..•...• !Dec. 31, 1870. John E. Tribou ...... 1st Lieutenant... do ••. • ... • do do And_rew J. Emery...... 2d Lieutenant... do ... • ... . do do 2
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Ros'.PER OF CoMMISSIONED OFFICERS- Continued• .HERSEY LIGHT INFANTRY, OLDTOWN.
NAME. I Rank. Resid,noe. Date of Rank. Melville M. Folsom ...... Captain ...... Qldtown .... , ... June 3, 1871.
Charles W. Lowell ...... 1 1st Lieutenant.. do ...... Dee. 18, 1872. Rufos D. Wadleigh ...... [2d Lieutenant... do. • ...... Dee. 18, 1872. A~DR_OSCOGGIN LIGHT ARTILLERY, LEWISTON AND AUBURN. (Organized dnder law of 1865 ) Aurestus S. Pe.rbam •...•...... ·Capt3:in ...... IA ub~rn ...... Sept. 27, 1872. George S. Folhnsbee •.....•... lst L1eutenant •.. Lewiston...... do do John R. Perkins, Jr ...... 1lst Lieutenant... do • ...... do do Addison A. Miller ....•...•.. · j2d Lieutenant .... A ub~~n...... do • do Thomas B. Mennealy....•..... 2d Lrnutenant .... JLew1s~on .... , •. , do do PORTLAND MONTGOMERY GUARDS. ( Organized under law of 1865.)
Augustus .J. McMahon ...... : . f Capta_in ...... •. !Portland ••.. , •. , JOetober 21, 1872. Peter S. Doyle ...... 1st ~1eutenant... do ...... · j do do
Thomas H. Gately ...... 12d Lieutenant .... 1 do • ...... do do •
Resignations and Deaths during the Year 1872. PORTLAND LIGHT INFAN';('RY.
NAME. I Rank. I Residence. I Remarks. Charles R. Todd ...... 2d Lieutenant .. Portland ...... Died December, 1872. PORTLAND MECHANIC BLUES. Georg0 "li. Parker ...... )Captain .•..•. · \Portland ..••• 1Disch. Jan. 22,'72, to accept I 1app'tofA.D.C.onGov.staff. AUBURN LIGHT INFANTRY. Almon C Pray ...... CR pt.tin ...... \Auburn ...... [Died Aug. 9, 1872, Addison A. Miller ...... f 1st Lieutenant. do , ...... Resigned June 25, 1872. CAPITAL GUARDS, AUGUSTA. Edward S. Soule ...... 12d Lieutenant.• /Augusta ...... /Resigned June 24, 1872. Joseph T. Woodward ...... 1Captain ...... do • • • . • . ,Resigned Sept. 24, 1872. JAMESON GUARDS, BANGOR. George F. Goldthwait ...... 2d Lieutenant .• Bangor .•..••.• Resigned May 7, 1872. HERSEY LIGHT INFANTRY, OLDTOWN. Nathaniel M. Hartwell .... 1st Lieutenant. Oldtown ...... Resigned Oct. 30, 1872. CALAIS COMPANY. William B. Taylor ...... •. 'Captain ...... I/Calais ...... /Company discontinued Feb- J oseph C. Rockwood ...... 1st Lieutenant. do .. .. • . .. [rua.ry 1, 1872. James M. Murphy .•....•• 12d Lien tenant • do
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CORRECTIONS A.ND ALTERATIONS IN PREVIOUS REPORTS. The following is a list of corrections and alterations to be noted in previous Reports from this Office: ,_ ...... ,,_.,. WWW
Name. Rank.181 Regt. Remarks.
( Erroneously reported "de~ertetl Feb. 16, '62," 'I in Adj Gen. Report. for 1862, page 38:3, Adj. Gen. Report 1863, page \:JOO, aod page 462. George F. Ellingwood.!Priv. HI 13 Inf. I~ vol. 2, 1864-5; was honora.bly dirnharged at I Au)!usta, Me., Aug 25, 1862, on surgeon's I certificate of disability by Mujur J, W. T. l Gardiner . • ( Reported transferred to 20th Me. Vols. page I 83U, vol. 2, A. G. Report, 1864-5, also re- Charles M. Colby ••••. !Priv. E I l S S I~ ported "wounded and in hosp it.al,'' page 640, • , vol. 2, A. G. Report, 18u,i-5; was discharged at Carney U.S. gen. hosp. ,vash. D. C. July 10, '65, from the !st Me. Sharpshooters. l Name is crroneou5ly shown as "George \V. .. William G. Keene ••.. \Priv. G 119 Inf. I Keene," pago G12, vol 2, A. G Report, 118li4-:1; should read \Villhm G. Ke"ne. [ Reported "absent sick," pago l0l,i9, vol. 2, I A. G. Report, 1SG4-5; was diccharged at Isaac L. Brown ...... !Priv. E 19 I f I~ Manchester, N. H., ,June 12, '65, on surgeon's n · , certificate of disability. Woundcd at Peters l burg, Va. r Reported transf.,rred to 19th Me. Vols., page I 263, vol. 2, A.G. Report, 1864-5, also re l ported in Co. K, Hlth :\le. Vols, p1ge 622, Francis C. Pinkham .. \Priv. El\.\, Inf. I~ vol. 2, A. G. Report, lSIH-5, as "sick in hos ! pital"; was discharged for disability ,June 10, I 'ti5, nt Cony U. S. gen. hosp., Augusta, from l 4th i\Ie. Vols. ( Heport.cd "deserted Feb. 6, 'G6," page 8~, A. \ G Report, 'o(i; charge of' desertion removed Samuel H. Merrill .•.. /Priv. A 112 Inf 1-( and honorably discharged to date April 18, I 'tili, by gen order 185, par. 5, A. G. Office, l dated Aug. 10, '72. ( Reported "dishonorably disch'd Oct. 7, '62," I page 17, A. G Report. 'G2, by special order E1 2 I f 1JN0. 117, W. D. dated Oct. 7,'6-; charges Samuel Dearborn ••.•• \Priv. n · : revoked and he is honorably discharged the I service to date Jan. 12, '63, per special order lNo. 231, W. D. dated Sept. 28, '72. ( Heportod "absent sick," pa.ge 10715, vol. 2, A. G I f [; G. Heport, l8li4-5; was discharged from Mc- Thomas S. Totman •.. IPriv. 19 7 n · : Dougal gen. hosp , N Y. harbor by reason of l certificate of di~a.bility July 15, '65. (Reported "deserted Nov. 15, '63," page 632, \ vol 2, A. G. Report, 1864-5; this charge has C I f [ J been removed by order of War Dept. dated Charles G. Whittier .. [Priv. 120 n • .Tune 21, '72, satisfactory evidence having ! been furnished that he was absent by authority l of proper officers. Heported transferred to 20th Me. Vols., "ab rsent sick," page 640, vol. 2, A.G. Report, John Berry...... [Priv. E 116 Inf! i l8H4-5; was discharged from Co E, 16th Me. \ Vols. at Cony U S. gen. hosp., Augusta, lMe, June 27, 1865. 12 ADJUT.AN'.l' GENER.AL'S REPORT.
OFFICERS IN THE U. S. ARMY FROM MAINE. The following is a list of Officers who have been appointed in the U. S. Army from Maine, ~nd now hold commissions therein:
NAME. Rank. Reg Corps. Previous Service.
Carleton, James H •.. Lieut. Col .. . 4 !Cavalry •..•. Curtis, Charles A .•••. 1st Lieut ... . Retired. Cochran, Melville A .. Captain .•••• 2 jinfantry •••. Coe, John N ...... Captain .•••• 20 " Corliss, Augustus W .. lat Lieut .... 8 Daggett, Aaron S •••. Ca:ptain ...•. 2 Major 5th Me vols. Eastman, Seth •...•.. Lieut Col ..• Retired .. Fessenden, Joshua A . lat Lieut •.. 5 Artillery . • . • Frank, Royal T ...... Captain .... . l " . . . . [and maj. gen. of vols. ·.Fessenden, Francis •.. Brig. Gen •. . • • ...... •...... 1Retired; col. 30th Maine vols. Gilman, Jeremiah II.. Captain ...... Com. Dept ... Gilbreth, Benjamin H. Mil. Stork'pr ..•. Ord. Dept ..• ·Gibson, Augustus A .. Lieut. Col •...... \Retired 15th Dec. 1870. Goodale, Greenleaf A. 1st Lieut ...• 23 jinfantry ... . Grover, Cuvier ...... Lieut. Col •.. 3 Cavalry .... . Gardiner, J. W T .... M11jor ...... : ...... Retired. [vols. Howard, Oliver 0 ..... Brig. Gen ...... 1Col 3d Me. vols.; maj. gen. of Haskin, William L ... Captain .... . I Artillery .•.. Howe, Albion P ...... Major ...•.. 4 " •••• Hunter, Edward ...... lst Lieut .. .. l Cavalry ..... Hall, Charles B ..•.•. 1st Lieut ... . 19 Infantry ••.. l]st lieut. 30th Me. vols. Howe, Marshall S .... Colonel ...... • • . . . • . • • . . .• . . Retired . Ingalls, Rufus ....•.. Colonel ••••. .... Q .M. Dept.. Ilsley, Charles S •..•. Captain •..• 7 cavalry .•••. Capt. 15th Me. vols. ,Jewett, Horace •.. Captain ...•. 15 1Infantry •••. Keyes, Char res W •••. 1st Lieut .••. Retired; 1st lieut 3 2d Me. vols. Lancast,er, George .... Captain ..••. Retired. Lord, Thomas W .•... 1st Lieut ... . 20 IInfantr.x •.•• :ld lieut. 17th Me. vols. Lee, Samuel P ...... Major ...... Retired; major 3d Me. vols. Munson, Samuel ..... Captain ...•• 9 Jinfantry •. , , 2d lieut. 5th Me. vols. McArthur, Malc0lm .. Captiiin .... . 17 " Manning, William C.. 1st Lieut .. .. 23 Merriam, Henry C •.. Major ...•.•. 24 " ••• , !Capt. 20th Me. vols. Nordstrom, C. E ...• 1st Lieut •••. 10 Cavalry •••.. Prince, Henry ••..•.. Major ...•• • •.. Paym'r Dept Pike, Horace L .••... !st Lieut .•...... ,Retired. Quimby, William M. Captain •...... • ...... Retired; Capt. 1st Me. Inf. .Robinson, Augustus G. Captain ...... Q. M. Dept .. Sawtelle, Charles G ... Major _••...... Q. M. Dept .. Sellmer, Charles .••••. 2d Lieut •••• 3 Artillery ••. ICa.ptain 11th Me. Tols. Smith, Jared A ..••.. Captain .••.. • .•• Engineers •.. Smith, Charles H .... Colonel •..•. 19 Infantry •.•. Colonel 1st Me. Cavalry. Sanbourne, M. C ..... !st Lieut .... 7 " •... 1st lieut 20th Me. vols. Thompson, Le,vis •••• Captain ••... 2 Cavalry ..... Tolman, Thomas M •.. Captain ••••. l Infantry ••.. Thorp, Frank ....••.. 1st Lieut •.•. 5 Artillery ••. · 1 l11t lieut. 7th Me. battery. Thomas Henry G ..•.• Captain .•.•. 20 Infantry .... Captain 5th Me. vels. Tracy, Albert .•••..•. Major ...... • . . . • ...... •• • . Retired. Vose, William P •••.• lat Lieut •••• 2 Artillery ••.. Wood, Henry C ..••.. Major ...•••. •••• A. A. Gen ..• Weeks, George H •... Captain •..•. .... Q. M. Dept .. Walker, John S ...... Major ...... • • • Paym'r Dept Whitman, Royal E •.. lst Lieut .••. 3 Cavalry, •••. [Colone] 30th Me. vols. Witherell, Charles T .. lst Lieut .••• 19 Infantry •••. Captain 7th Me. vols • Whiting, Leonard J .. 1st Lieut •••• • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • Retired. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. 13
OFFICERS IN THE U. S. AmrY FROM MAINE-Continued.
__NAMES. ___ Rank. _ Reg[ Cor~'-- Remarks. __ Nye, Frank E ...... 2d Lieut . • • . 2 Cavalry ...•. Porter James E ..••••• lst .Lieut.... 7 Cavalry ..... Palfrey, Carl F .•.•.•• 2d Lieut •••.•••. l .. 14 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. STATE PENSIONS. The law authorizing pensions for disabled soldiers and seamen residing in Maine, who served in the army or navy of the United States in the war of 1861, on the quota of Maine, and if deceased, to such as were dependent on them within the classes p1:escribed by the act, expires on the thirty-first day of December, 1872. It should be continued in force another year. '' The amount of appropriation for this purpose for the year 1872, was thirty thousand dollars. For the year 1873, the appropriation need not be more than twenty-five thousand dollars. Various causes, such as the receipt of a pension from the United States or an increase of the same, improved health and ability to labor, death, remarriage of widows, orphan children becoming twelve years of age and thus no longer entitled to aid from this source, have operated to prevent the necessity of further assist ance from the State, in many instances, so that the amount annually expendeu has been growing less from 1867, when it reached the sum of $106,450. 71, to the present year, when the amount allowed is $22,358.3&. It is not to be expected ·that the State wm be entire1y relieved from affording some assistance to those who were disabled fo the army and navy during the. rebellion, and to such as were dependent on 'those who have deceased, for some years to come. But the rapid decrease of this expenditure shows that the fnture-reqnire ments for this purpose will be comparatively small, and will continually grow less until they finally cease. The number of applications received within the year is as follows, viz : From disabled soldiers and seamen ...... 287 " widows ...... 307 ,, dependent mothers ...... 151 " dependent sisters...... 3 " guardians representing 128 orphan children.. 59 " guardians of adult persons ...... : . 5 " fathers...... I Total received ...... 813 ·The number of applications allowed within the year is. . 604 The number disallowed is ...... : ...... •... 209 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. 15 Of those to whom pensions have been allowed since the com- mencement of the year, the following number have died, viz: Soldiers ...... ~ 5 Widows ...... 1 }!others ...... 1 Total ...... 7' Certificates have been issued during the yea.,r for the reimburse ment of cities and towns for advances made to pensioners prior to the present year, to the amount of $22,247.47; and for advances made the present year, to the amount of $2,363.00. There appears to be due to local treasurers for advances made the present year, the sum of $19,995.36. • The following schedule shows the amount which has been allowed in each city, town and plantation, on applications made within the year: SCHEDULE OF STATE PENITTONS FOR 1872. ~------H!ll!ll.'Hmr•!lal•inV~--- rm~ -~----"."°~'!.._~---~lLL%1:l"~~ !~ ~ I A c \ci ~ ! t:: = I ~ I ·-. QI ·- I> 1~ ~\ ...:> ~ ·~ cl ""' ,.. • TOWNS. li,S'i §~3 TOWNS. [15.s ;'aiS :,2 cil 2 ~~ 1'~ g ~-§ .- (l) ,- - e ~IIQ.l ;..., .-.i ~ !Z I ~.; 'Z P-t -< d C) ------i-.~ !--·----·~ . ------. ______:____ ,______Augusta . " ...... I 23 $1,0SG OL Cherryfield" ...... · I 4 $180 00. Appleton ...... I 4 144 Oi Castin3 ...... I 2 48 00 Alexander • ...... • . .. . . 1 36 0( Cornvii!e ...... ·11 60 00 Albany .. , ...... , . .. . • .. . 1 2,t o, C,1uiden...... U 324 00 Anson ... , • • • • . . . . . • . • . • • 3 108 (;( Crystal plai.1tat1on.... . • . . 1 48 00 Albion...... 4 132 0( Chesterville ...... , .. · 1 2 48, 00 Alton.,,...... 1 72 ()( China...... • ...... 4 132 00 Auburn...... 2 72 o, Corinth ...... ·. 1 24 00 Alna...... 1 24 0( Chelsea...... 2 120 00 Bangor...... • • . . 21 720 01 Ca!ais...... 14 4'26 00 Brewer , •.••.•••••• , • . • • • 5 138 01 Canton .....•...••.•.•.. 1 2 72 00 Bradford .•.....•••..••.•. 4 12.00! Corinna ...... 1 3600 Belmont . . • ...... 2 48 0( Concord...... • ...... 2 60 00 Benton . . • • . . • . • • • • . • . . • . 1 48 ()I Charlotte ...... • . . • . . . . 3 108 00 Belfast. . • . . • • . • • . . . • . • . • 7 2i6 0( Columbia . . • . • • . . • • • . . . . 1 1 24 00 Buckfield...... • . • • • • • . . 2 72 Ot CarmcL •. , ...... •... 1 3 108 00 Brunswick ..• , • • • • . . • • . . . 1 48 Ol Canaan ...... • ...... 2 84 00 Bluebill...... • . . • . • • • . . . . 3 84 0( Clinton Gore plankition... 1 2! 00 Brownville.. • .. . . • .. • . .. • 1 36 0( Centreville...... 1 36 00 Boothbay ...... •.. , 5 156 0\ Castle Hill plantation . . . . 1 18 00 Bowdoinham...... 3 120 0( Damariscotta...... 3 192 00 Beddington ...... 1 2,1 0( Dixmont .. . • • • • . • . • . . • . • 6 228 00 Bancroft plantation...... 2 72 Ol Dexter. . .. • . .. • • ...... 2 13 2 00 Burnham • • . . • • . . • • • • . . • . 1 24 0( Dayton plant::i.tion ...... 1 24 00 Bethel . , ...... , • ". 2 60 0( Deer Isle...... • .. .. 1 72 00 ' Brooksville...... • . . • .. .. 1 36 01 Dennysville..... • • • • . • .. 1 48 00 Biddeford...... • .. .. 1 24 01 Dresden ...... • ...... • . 1 36 00 Bridgton...... • ...... 3 72 01 Dead River plantation.... 1 72 00 Br~stol : . .. • • • .. . • .. . • . .. 7 24~ 0(. Deer. i~g .•. , •..•••..•.. · 1 2 48 00 Baileyville ... , • ...... • I 36 Q(. Deblois...... 1 24 00 Bath...... 2 72 Ot Edmunds...... • • . .. .. 1 , 30 00 Burlington...... 1 48 Ol: Ellsworth ...... • ...... 2 60 00 16 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. Schedule of State Pensions for 1872-Continued. '""'1l '-0 "'.. . cc 0 ... _ ....c ciII=: .. c 'o ~ ,, •d,... il:ci ii' . "o ri~ .....d i:i~ TOWNS. TOWNS. ] -~ 1..8 -~ I § f£ 1 § "$ .S ~~ s.s~ :, ~§ s1~ z ~ I < ~ : 11 z ~ < ~ ~ I ___ ------Sedgwick...... ------1- . .. . • . .. l ___$60 oo: Waldo...... 3 $156 00 Searsmont ...... •...... 31 108 00,.1 ,Yinds,1r...... • ...... 6 192 00 Starks...... 1 36 oo;l ,vest Gardiner...... 1 36 oo Southport...... 1 I 36 00. Waterville...... 1 24 00 1 Tremont ...... 1 1 ., 48 ool, Waterboro'...... 1 72 00 Thorndike ...... 1 2 120 00.: Whitneyville...... 2 60 00 Troy...... 2 72 00' Winthrop...... 1 48 00 1 Topsham...... 1 1 1 60 00 I Whitefield...... 4 120, 00 Trenton •....•....•...... I 1 1. 24 oo:\ Winslow...... 1 36 00 Temple...... 1 48 00 Wayne...... 3 144 00 Topsfield...... 1 24 00'..ll Westbrook...... 5 144 00 Vass~lboro'.,...... 4 228 O?.i '''.e~t?n,...... • ...... 1 18 00 Veazie...... 4 .1 108 00 Vih1tmg ...... 1 24 00 ' Vinalhaven . . • ...... 3 108 00 I ·wells...... 2 60 00 Warren ...... 1 24 00:1 Washington plantation... 1 24 00 Washington...... 2 72 00 .. Yarmouth...... 4 132 00 'rhe following tables show the sums which now appear from the records of this office to be due to towns for pensions allowed in 1869, '70 and '71, and which will be paid on presentation of the proper receipts : STATE PENSIONS, 1869. TOWNS. Amount, TOWNS. Amount. Appleton ...... $48 00 Machias...... $39 00 Bangor ...... 60 00 Parkma,n ...... • ...... 15 00 Franklin ...... 36 OD Poland...... 36 00 Gouldsboro' ...... •...... 33 00 Ripley...... • . . . • ...... 12 00 Greenbush ...... •... 24 00 I Salem •...... , 9 00 I I llam pden ...... , . 69 00 : Waldoboro'...... • • .. 15 00 Lincolnville ...... 9 oo I I 1$42600 STATE PENSIONS, lS'lO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'::::'····=='·--~_":'=·~~~~~~~~ TOWNS. Amount. i TOWNS. Amount. ------1 ------Bangor ...... : . .. .. $88 23 . Pittsfield ...... , ...... $3 85 Bridgton...... 20 56 Sangerville...... 12 85 1 Castle Hill plantation...... 12 851 \Veld...... 41 13 Hudson...... 12 82 Waldoboro'...... 5 13 Hope . . • • • ...... • • • • . . . . 3 85 ---·- $201 27 3 18 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. STATE PENSIONS, 1871. TOWNS, Amount. TOWNS. Amount. Bangor ....•.....•....•••... $6 00 Greenbush ...... $12 00 Bluehill ....•...•.••...•.•... 15 00 Lewiston ...... •...... 36 00 Bridgton ••..•.•...•.....•... 24 00 Saco ..•....•...... ••.•.... 6 00 a.nton ...... 12 00 Weld ..•...... •...... •.• 84 00 l'!orinna .••...... •...••..•..• 9 00 Waldoboro' •...••..••...•... 24 00 Ceering, ...•.••.•.•.•.•..... 48 00 West Gardiner ...... •...••.. 21 00 Frankfort ...•.•.••..••••••.• 72 00 Winterport ••...••.••...•... 48 00 $417 00 B. B. MURRAY, JR., Adjutant General. • • ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. 19 INSPECTOR GENERAL'S REPORT. DAMARISCOTTA, ME., } December 24th, 1872. Hon. SIDNEY PERHAM, Governor of Maine: Srn :-I have inspected all the companies of militia during the past year, and found them generally in good condition. I would recommend that company commanders be requested to use their influence to keep their numbers up to the maximum, and that only worthy and reliable men be enlisted. I do not say this from any apparent deficiency at the present time, for the troops are already of a high standard morally. I have also to recommend that the Legislature be requested to make an appropriation for defraying the expense of an encamp ment of all the companies at some general point, at such date as your Excellency may deem most suitable, the month of October being respectfully suggested. I also earnestly recommend that some steps be taken towards organizing a company of mounted artillery to be attached to the Militia of Maine . .At present, the procuring of the ordnance, the enlistin_g, equip-: ping and drilling the men, might be as far as it would be advis;.ble to go, leaving the matter of horses to the future. I have had an opportunity of looking at the militia of several of the States, but have seen none that excels the companies of Maine. The high standard already reached can only be maintained, by the people through their representatives, showing a fostering care for the future. I have the honor to be sir, Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, " JAMES .A. HALL, Inspector General. 20 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT MAJOR GENERAL'8 REPORT. BRUNSWICK, Me., } December 21st, 1872. To Gen. B. B. MuRRAY, Jr. Adjutant General: Sm :-The honor which the Legislature did me in the election to the office of Major Genera], on the 28th of February, 1872, I re garded as involving no immediate or active duties. Being assigned however, by Special Order No. 4, to the command of the Volun teer Militia, it may be expected that I should submit to the Com mander-in-Chief a report upon the matters entrusted to my care. There being no other than company organizations, which had been accustomed to report directly to the Commander-in-Chief, it did not appear necessary for me to appoint a staff, until some further organization should have been made. The duties which properly belong to a staff I have thus far performed myself, which has brought me perhaps to a better acquaintance with the condi tion of our Militia than might otherwise have been the case. There are now in service ten companies of Uniformed In fantry authorized by the law of 1869, and one company of Infantry and one company of Artillery organized under the general Militia LaV: of 1865. There are also several associations of a military character not constituting part of the Militia, but existing by special permission of the Governor, and recognized by courtesy on public occasions. Within this category 'Come several Cadet companies, which it might be supposed should be organized under the act of 1872 providing for the formation of ten companies of Cadets. But as some members of these associations are under eighteen years of " age, while others are beyond that age and liable to military duty, these companies could neither be accepted under the general Militia Law nor under the Cadet .Act. ' ·so our present Dadet companies have no legal organization, and strictly speaking no military existence except through the cour tesy of the Governor's permission. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. 21 But these companies composed as they are, compare very favor ably with any others as to drill, discipline and soldierly bearing. At a recent prize drill in competition with some of our most pro ficient companies, the Portland Cadets won the first honors; and on a late occasion the Coburn Cadets belonging to the State Agri cultural College bore themselves in the most creditable manner. The Battalion of Cadets at Bowdoin College has the ::1dvantage of the regular instruction of an accomplished officer detailed for that purpose from the U r;ited States army. This extends through a course of four years, embracing the most important topics of mili tary science, and reaching a high point of practical proficiency. They number nearly two hundred men, and are furnished by the United States Governmcut with the Springfield breech-loading cadet musket and accoutrements, and by the State authorities with a battery of twelve-pounder Napoleon guns There are many pradical difficulties fr1 receiving into our mili tary system bodies of men not to milita,ry duty under the constitution of the State; and the difficulties are not less with bodies composed partly of thosa who Dre, and p~:,tly -of those who are not thus liable. But if boys can do better than men, they ought not to be discouraged. Pcrh:ips :many of the difficulties might be removed by requiring :-,s tlio btu.'iis of Ca.dc·t company accepted in the State service, young men of efg·hteen years and upwards to the minimum number r~quired for any reg·ular com pany of the Militia, and receiving recrnits under that age to the maximum number a1lowed any company by law. " This would place the Cadet companies and their officers on tho same footing as others; while those members under military age might if neces sary be regarded as a separate detachment, uncler instruction only. The Cadet act of 1872 appears to demn,nd certain military duties of those who are not legally subject thereto. At all events it was unnecessary, as the Governor is empowered by the general Militia Law to give his sanction to an.r military associations he may deem proper. While the ten companies first referred to were the only military organizations contemplated, and were regarded as an elite corps, held under the immediate orders of the Commander-in-Chief, the administration of their affairs was :1 comparatively simple matter. But now the success of these companies has excited the emulation of others, and perhaps the tactics of political campaigns has 22 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. induced a spirit of organization and method, which naturally seeks a military form. This will doubtless serve many excellent purposes of instruction, discipline and patriotism; and the Com mander-in-Chief has given his high sanction to this movement. It follows, however, that something more of organization should now be entered upon. It is probable that we shall still mainly rely upon the ten companies of Uniformed Infantry before referred to, and I earnestly hope that nothing will be done which shall tend to discourage that system. I do not think, however, they should be organized into a regiment by themselves. It would be better to distribute them among other troops, that their discipline and proficiency as veterans may be an example and instruction to the rest. On the other hand, it is just to place those companies which have not been favored by a full and free equipment by the State, on the same footing with the others as to rank, honor, privilege and promotion. Moreover, the organizations should be grouped according to local convenience. The following plan appears to me simple and practicable:- 1. Provide for three regime,ntal organizations, with headquarters at Portland, Augu~ta and Bangor, respectively. 2. Two companies to be entitled to a Major, Adjutant and non commissioned staff. 3. Four companies to be fntitled to a Lieut. Colonel, Adjutant and non-commissioned staff. 4. Six companies entitled to a Colonel, Adjutant, Quartermaster and non-commissioned staff. 5. Ten companies entitled to a full regimental organization. 6. Artillery to rem~n unattached and to be assigned in orders. To apply this formula to our present case, I would propose and recommend the following partial organization : 1st, REGIMENT-COLONEL COMMANDING. Portland Light Infantry. Mechanic Blues, Portland. Montgomery Guards, Portland. Norway Light Infantry. Auburn Light Infantry. Portland Cadets. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. 23 2d REGIMENT-LIEUT. COLONEL COMMANDING. Jameson Guards, Bangor. Hersey Light Infantry, Oldtown. Crosby Guards, Hampden. City Guards, Belfast. 3d REGJMENT-MAJOR COMMANDING. Capital Guards, Augusta. Skowhegan Light Infantry, Skowhegan. It would seem desirable to have a company east of Bangor, and another west of Portland, say in Saco or Biddeford. This regimental organization will amply provide for the efficient care and control of all the militia which in ordinary times would be likely to seek service, and being grouped around centres easily accessible and where arsenals already exist, the expense of time and money is reduced to the lowest. I do not apprehend that any legislation will be required to carry these measures into effect, as they seem to be fully provided for by existing enactments. The law contemplates an annual encampment of the troops in active service of the State. I deem it very important for the promotion of a proper military spirit, as well as for necessary instruction and practice, that the troops should be brought to gether and handled together as soldiers at least once a year. The motive and reason which calls for a military organization, should justify the necessary appropriation to enable it to obey the laws and reach its highest efficiency. I have the honor to be, with high respect, Your obedient servant, JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN, Major General. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. Ordnance and ordnance stores, invoiced at $3,636.57, have oeen received from the War Department during the year, under the provisions of an act of Congress approved February 23d, 1808. The property received was for the use of the military organi zations of the State. The following tables show the amount of military property in the hands of municipal officers and individuals; also the amount in the possession of the military companies of the State, in the arsenals at Portland and Bangor, and at this office: TABLE No. 1. PORTLAND LIGHT INFANTRY. SM.A.LL ARMS .A.ND ACCOUTREMENTS, 50 Springfield breech-loading rifle muskets 35 Screw drivers. 50 .Bayonets for same. 8 Spring vises. l I Springfield rifle muskets. 5 Ball screws. 13 Bayonets for same. 10 Wipers. 7 Enfield rifle muskets. 59 Tompions. 8 Bayonets for same. 5 Tumbler punches. 125 Bayonet scabbards. 800 Metallic ball cartridges-cal. 50. ll4 Gun slings. 400 Rounds ball cartridges-cal. 68. 75 Waist belts. 500 Musket percussion caps. 'l5 Waist belt J.>lates. 4 Drum sticks. ION. C. 0. swords. 4 Packing b0xes for guns. 12 N. C. 0. shoulder belts. 100 Musket ball cartridges. 12 N. C. 0. shoulder belt plates. 150 r.1:usket percussion caps. 20 Spare cones. I Orderly book. PORTLAND MECHANIC BLUES. 75 Spri:r;igfield breech-loading rifle mus-I 33 Waist belt plates. kets-cal. 50, 5 N. C. 0. swords. 75 Bayonets for same. I do shoulder belt. 43 Springfield muskets. 5 do shoulder belt plates. 44 Bayonets for same. 45 Spare cones. 4 Enfield rifle muskets. 103 Screw drivers. 3 Bayonets for same. 16 Spring vises. 2 Musketoons and bayonets. 91 :Ball screws. 105 Bayonet scabbards. 80 Wipers. 104 Cap pouches. 75 Tompions. 107 Gun slings. 1000 Metallic ball cartridges-cal. 50. 20 Cartridge boxes. 6 Drums. 23 Cartridge box plates. 6 Drum sticks. 16 Cartridge box belts. 1 Copy Militia Law. 43 Cartridge box belt plates. 1 Orderly book. 3 7 Waist belts. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. 25 AUBURN LIGHT INFANTRY. SMALL Amrs AND ACCOUTREMENTS, 96 Springfield breech-loading rifle mus- 17 Tumbler Screws, ) kets-cal. 50. 7 Extractors, 96 Bayonets for same, ) 17 Ejector springs, I 96 Tompions, 17 Cam latch springs, I For B. L. 96 Gun slings, I For B. L. 17 Firing pina, ~rifle mus- 70 Screw drivers, ~ rifle mus 17 Firing pin springs, ket,, 14 Tumbler punches, I kets. 17 Firing pin screws, I 7 Spring vises, 17 Breech block cap screws, 17 Main springs, I 6 Arm chests, 17 Sear springs, J 1 Orderly book. 96 Enfield rifle muskets. 96 Tompions. 96 Bayonets. 25 Spare cones fer Enfield rifle muskets. 96 Bayonet scabbards. 50 Wipers ::i,nd screw drivers for do 96 Cap pouches. 25 Ball screws and vi:.e3 for do 96 Gun slings. 5 Packing boxes for guns. 96 Cartridge boxes. 2 " " " 96 Cartridge box plates. 1 Fife. 96 Cartridge box belts. 2 Tenor drums 96 Cartridge box belt platce. 2 Set drntf! sticks. 96 Waist belts. · ;,)0 Musket ball cartridges-cal. 58. 96 Waist belt plates. '250 Musket percussion caps. 5 N. C, 0. swords. I l '.l'arpaulin for 6-pounder gun. NORWAY LIGHT INFANTRY. 52 Springfield breech-loading ri£.e mus- l Packing box. kets-cal. 50. 2 Tenor drums. 52 Bayonets. 2 Pairs drum sticks. 52 Gun slings. 68 Springfield rifle muskets, 52 Tompions. 68 Bayonets for same. 52 Screw drivers. 75 Bayonets scabbards. 10 Tumbler punches. 75 Cap pouches. 5 Spring vises. 68 Gun slings 13 Main springs. 7 5 Cartridge boxes. 13 Sear springs. 75 Cartridge box plates. 13 Tumbler screws, 20 Cartridge box belts. 5 Extractors. 20 Cartridge box belt plates. 13 Ejector springs. 75 Waist belts. 13 Cam latch springs, 75 Waist belt plates. 13 Firing pins. 4 N. C. 0. swords. 13 Firing pin springs. 50 Tompio1~s. 13 Firing pin screws. 1 Packing bos: for guus. 13 Breech block cap screw~. 1 Packing box, 2 Arm chests. 1 Orderly book. ARTILLERY, 1 6-pounder rifle cannon, (brass.) 1 Tompion collar and straps. l Carriage. 1 Rammer and sponge head. 1 Limber. 1 Ladle and worm. 1 Tar bucket, (iron.) 1 Sponge bucket, (wooden.) 1 Prolong. 2 Pole straps. l Gunner's haversack. 2 Artillery harnesses, complete. 2 Trail handspikes. 1 Riding saddle. 1 Tow hook. 1 Valise saddle. 1 Lint stock. l Valise. 1 Vent cover. 1 Leg guard. l Tube Lanyard. 1 Nose bag. l Vent Gimlet. l Whip. l Tube box. 2 Halters. I Priming wire. l Packing box. 1 Priming horn. 4 Kegs cannon powder. ' .. 26 QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. SKOWHEGAN LIGHT INFANTRY. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS, 72 Springfield breech-loading rifle mus- 4 Spring vises, kets-cal. 50. 40 Screw drivers, 72 Bayonets for same. 10 Ejector springs, 144 Bayonet scabbards. 8 Tumbler punches, 72 Tompions. 4 Extractors, 1 72 Cap pouches. I 10 Main springs, I 72 Gun slings. , 10 Sear springs, , For B. L. } 72 Cartridge boxes. 110 Firing pins, , rifle mus 72 Cartridge box plates. 10 Firing pin springs, l kets. 72 Cartridge box belts. 10 Firing pin screws,• 72 Cartridge box belt plates. 10 Tumbler screws, 144 Waist belts. 10 Breecl'.1. block cap screws, I 144 Waist bolt plates. 10 Cam latch springs, 5 Non-commissioned officers' swords. 4 Packing boxes for guns, I 1 Orderly book. 2 Packing boxes, J 1 500 Ball cartridges. CAPITAL GUARDS, AUGUSTA. 60 Springfield breech-loading l'iile muskets1· 2 Spring vises. 60 Bayonets. 2 Tenor drums. 3 Springfield rifles. I 2 Pair drum sticks. 3 Bayonets. 1200 Musket ball cartridges. 60 Cartridge boxes. 1200 Musket percussion cap!. 60 C,trtridge box plates. j' 5 N. C. 0. swords. 60 Waist belts. 5 do waist belts. 60 Waist belt plates. · 5 do do belt plates. 73 Cap pouches. 5 do shoulder belts. 60 Bayonet scabbards. 5 do do belt plates. 60 Rifle slings. 1 Copy Upton's Tactics. 2 Ball screws. 3 Arm chests. 60 Screw drivers, J I 6 Extractors, 12 Tumbler and band punches ( 15 C. am latch springs, 6 Spring vises, For Spring- 15 Firing pins, For Spring 15 Main springs, field B. L. 14 :Firing pin springs lfield B. L. 15 Sear springs, I R. Muskets 1 15 do screws, JR. Muskets 15 Tumbler Screws, I J 15 Breech block cap screws, 15 Ejector springs, J JAMESON GUARDS, BANS]-OR. 100 Springfield rifle muskets. 1100 Tompions. 100 Bayonets. 80 Screw drivers. 100 Bayonet scabbards; 1 Spring vise, 100 Cartridge boxes. 1 Cylinder punch. 100 Cartridge box plates. 80 Worms. 100 Waist belts. 22 Camp stools. 100 Waist belt plates. 2 Tenor drums. 100 Cap pouches. 2 Pairs ebony drum sticks. 100 Gun slings. 1000 Ball cartridges. 5 Non-commissioned officers' swords. I Orderly book. 5 . do do waist belts. BELFAST CITY GUARDS. 75 Springfield muskets. 10 Screw drivers. 75 Bayonets. 10 Tumbler punches. 75 Cartridge boxel!J. 5 N. C. 0. swords. 75 Cartridge box platel!J. 4 Arm chests. 75 Waist belt!. I Packing box. 75 Waist belt plates. 1 Fife. 75 Gun slings. I Tenor drum. 75 Cap pouches I Pair drum sticko. 75 Bayonet sca.bbardl!, I Orderly book. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. 27 CROSBY GUARDS, HAMPDEN. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS, 50 Enfield rifle muskets. ., 120 Gun slings. 50 Bayonets. 50 Tompi9ns. 70 Springfield muskets. 5 N. C. 0. swords. 70 Bayonets. 5 Waist belts. 71 Bayonet scabbards. 5 Waist belt plates. 70 Cap pouches. 5 Shoulder belts. 70 Cartridge boxes. 5 Shoulder belt plates. 70 Cartridge box plates. 6 Arm chests. 71 Waist belts. I Orderly book. 71 Waist belt plates. HERSEY LIGHT INFANTRY, OLDTOWN, 70 Springfield muskets. 70 Cartridge box plates. 70 Bayonets. 10 Screw drivers. 70 Bayonet scabbards. 4 Arm chests. 70 Cap pouches. 2 Tenor drums. 70 Gun slings. 2 Pair drum sti.cks. 70 Waist belts. 2 Fifes. 70 Waist belt plates. 1 Copy Upton's Tactics 70 Cartridge boxes. 1 Orderly book. ANDROSCOGGIN LIGHT ARTILLERY. (Lewiston and Auburn.) ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES, 4 3-Inch rifled cannon, (iron.) 2 Gunners' haversacks. 4 Carriages and limbers. 2 Trail handspikes. 4 Caissons and limbers. 2 Swabs and rammers. · 4 Spare wheels. 2 Worms and scoops. 4 Spare poles. 2 Priming wires. 4 Sponge buckets, (iroq.) I Gunner's gimlet. 4 Gunners' gimlets. I Priming horn. 4 Gunners' Haversacks. I Thumb stall. 12 Trail handspikes. 2 Tarpaulins. 8 Lanyards. 1 Tompion. 8 Paulina. 2 Prolongs. 4 Priming wires. I Lanyard. 4 Prolongs. 2 Swab buckets. 8 Sponge covers. 2 Tar bucket!. 8 Sponges and ra.mmers. 2 Port fire cases. 8 Thumb stalls. 2 Port fire stocks. 4 Vent covers. 100 Sabres. 2 Worms and staves.· 100 Sabre belts and plates. 2 6-Pounder rifled cannon, (brass.) I Post horn. 2 Carriages. 1 Copy Artillery Tactics. 2 Limbers and ammunition chests. I Orderly book. PORTLAND MONTGOMERY GUARDS. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS, 82 Enfield rifle muskets. 82 Gun slings. 82 Bayonets for same. 6 Wipers ball screws, &c. 82 Bayonet scabbards. 5 N. C. 0. swords. 82 Cartridge boxes. 2 Tenor drums. 82 Cartdridge box plates. 2 Pairs drum sticks. 82 Waist belts. 4 Arm chests. 82 Waist belt plates. I Packing box. 82 Cap pouches. l Orderly book. 28 QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. TABLE No. 2. MAJOR GENERAL J. L. CHAMBERLAIN, BRUNSWICK. ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES. 4 12-pounder cannon, (brass.) 8 Tube pouches. 4 Carriages and limbers. · 4 Vent covers. 4 Caissons and limbers. 4 Vent pouches. 4 Spare wheels. 4 Fuse cutters. 4 Spare poles. 2 Worms and staves. 4 Sponge buckets, (iron.) 4 Pole pads. 8 Tar buckets, (iron.) 6 Pole straps. 16 Watering buckets. • 4 Axes. 4 Gunner's gimlets. 4 Pick axes. 8 do haversacks. 4 Shovels. 4 do pincers. 7 Packing boxes. 12 Trail handspikes. 50 Rounds Blank Cartridges, {12-pounder.) 8 Lanyards. 75 do Solid shot, do 8 Paulins. 1.75 do Shell-fixed, do 4 Pendulum hawsers. 25 do Case shot, do 4 Pouches for same. 25 do Canister, do 4 Priming wires. 26 Packing boxes for ammunition. 4 Prolongs. 2 Fifes. 8 Sponge covers. 2 Tenor drums. 8 Sponges and rammers. 2 Pair drum sticks. 8 Thumb stall's. I Copy Army Regulations. 12 Tow hooks. I Copy Upton's Tactics. TABLE No. 3. Return of Military Property in the hands of :Municipal and other Authorities and Citizens, December I, 1872. ARTILLERY AND AMMUNITION. I ,,;1 I I I 1· I • I I I"' 1· I I ·1 I I I I1 Cannon. .,; I J;l I / 8 · · .,; t . ,,; i ~ ~t ~ . ] • ---- <1) i ·p.! ~ e 8 oc I ~ I 00 ! i;... "'d rn I +:> IO ~ I t,J), oo "'=' ~ 00 0 ·- ;::::: I ..... I ~IA e;s ~ "'=' I'd _g ,[fl O I 1 01 1 COUNTIES. 1 ·s 1. al ,; I .,, "' 1 "' . I " JJ 1 . " i [ 1 ~ loc: g Ig ";'. ,al al ,il. . '.~ «: I ~ ~gJ ..,a 1· ~ i ~I ~c' : 1. § ~. 2 I ~o '<11;; . 1 t . .= .!till1~ 1i:E 2 g g 1i5 re I~ • 0 ' ~ CD VJ...... ~ I ..... CD ' ·~ I .5 rn O ~ I : rn ti 1 ~ o I g ~ c:1 I ~ 1• .::: 8 ...... , a .s 6 , c3 § I - i 8 "" 1. a '71 § ~ \ i:: ~ , ;...... ; ! .... ·- 1P-i ...; P-i ..... 1 8 0 $ 8 ~ 1 ~, g_ <:$ ~ I 2 ·.:.:: I ·;:::: E j ·-, ·.:: f: a ,g 1 ~ • ~ ...... \ g .§ g ;; ~ ~ ~ § ~ s .s ·.:: 1::- •••• 1 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... Clary and Naval Service...... 51 4 ...... ! ...... • 1 I...... 1 ' I I I I I I 1 1 1 8 11 23 10\ 151 s 4 11 8, 58 1430 4\ 61 131 4 71 91 212 401 40' 2311 160 ~ (0 TABLE No. 4. 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I 160 ...... • . 1 co:.... ~201 (50 mo HtO l~O 41 (j G ~: 5 5 HIO 190 mo; mo) 190 190 0 1 0 00 0 0 ~ ; 0~~!1.1.~~:~~::::::: :::: :::: :::: :::: -~~~1-~~~1::::1::::1::::'::::(°!:::f'. .''.\:'." •• : .)::::!::: i::::I:::: .:" l-' :-:'.°1-: V'. .:"" 49711493 10.ol 60[ 6ol 35 20911 eo,19n 2U83,1sso Hi 53[ 3c1 1081 1101 110 2086 2100 218212185'.2005 2025 Cl:> I-' TABLE No. 6. Return of Military Property in the hands of lllunicipal Authorities and Citizens, December 1, 1872. SMALL ARMS, ACCOUTREMENTS AND CAMP EQUIPAGE. 00 • 00 I i 00 i I ~ ~ I I ... '1:l ~ ';:) ·- 15 00 , g;: ~ .:i ::i ~ I 13 i:e oo is: I ...... ,,... ~ 00 ~ 0 I o; "CJ• 00 ;::: .0 COUNTIES. q oo I t II A :> .i..-:;; § ~ ~ 00 ~ ~ ! h .:q ~ ~ ~ I w is: ~ ~ ~ i ·~ ;a ~ ~0 ~.,., ~ § ~ Q) 1 ~ *i > ~ .e- 1 :::::: f ·;:: ..::: Z:.- >:l a s :;:J I· i:ll ;ll ~ h I> 15 -::: 'o ~ ~ 1-3 t,:j ------is: 1- ~ :·~ rif ~ _ 8 ~ ~ ~ J ~ 6 -~~ 8 ~ _£__::___o_w_ ~ 1 ~ 1 I> !::~~:ii:~~~'.:::::::::::: ::I:::: :t::: :: I ... ~~~I:::: :: :: : : .". :: : : :: I' .. ~~~II:::: :: :: : : : : 1:::: :: I:::: :: .... ~~ '::: :: :: : : :: ...... [!J. ! ...... 82 1-3 Cumberland ...... : 201 20; 20 20 ...... 80 G5 20'...... i '.2·...... 3 ...... t.:I ~ Franklin •...... ••..•...... · \" ...... I...... · 1 · ..... I ..... · 1 · .. , .. \ ...... :· ': .: ': :. :_ 1.: .·.. ·. :. ': ·.· Hancock...... 44,1 40, 44 40 ...... 14(1 112 25: ...... I 1 ...... ~ 1 t,:j Kennebec ....••••..•...... 30 :J0 1 30 .... 1:2n 'l5, 30, ...... ! ..... 1 "I".... ·I· ...... Knox...... 28: 22 32 22...... 83 7:1 1 201 ..... 1...... z :1...... t,:j Lincoln •••..•...... •••...• ...... 1, ...... i...... 50 ...... 1 1 1 ~ 1 "I"" ..., ...... Oxford ...... 60I 6 60 11 ...... (!" 60 18: ...... f...... 1 1 1 > 1 Penobscot ...... •... · 1 150 70 89 72 25[ 701 70 130 701 • 4 ...... 50 100 50 .. , •.. ~ 1 1 Piecataquis...... 24. 61 6, ...... , .. ,f 7,i 40 12,...... 11...... Ul • 1 ~ 1 ...... : ...... • ...... • • , .. Sagadahoc ...... •• : 94/ 94'. 94!' U4 ..••. • lOU lOOf 9.t'.1 "I' .. , ...... l:zj '"ti ~:i~:s~~::::::::::::::::::: 1:1 ~1 1: L::::: .... ~'.) ... J ..... ~i:::::: ...... ·i :::::: :::· :: ::·.::r·:.:: ::·.::: 0 ~ Washington...... 151 15j 15 15 ...... 1...... 601 151 ...... 1...... ~ Yo,k •••••••• •••• •••• •••• ··1···:;r·;;t·;;r;;; ···· ;;i--·;~81 ··;~;i---;;;i-- ·;; ····;r··;;, ... ;;; ... ;; .... ;; ... ;;;i···;; .. ··;; "S:fl1:IOJ,S fil:O.N.V NGllO GNV {flON VNCl'l:10 ·szrmp.mJpUJ Jo spurn1 a1a u~ 'ZL, puv H, '01, '69, '89, 'L981 UJ p,mSSJ fiJ.tariO.t,I fi.tvimN Jo u.m1au •t 'ON IB:'IHVi TABLE No. 8. Return af Military Property issued in 1861, '68, '69, '70, '71 and '72, in the possession of Independent Companies, Agricultural College, Orphan Asylum and Indfoiduals. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS. ~ ,,; ] ~ rt i I ~ : alr r ~ : ~ I I . t I I I- i I ,,; '1 j i I ::?J Q) c.J 'l:I I ol • ol [e:i:; I c'.l • ..;, l'.l I I :,.:, := I ~ M M M I l _., § . ~ 1=2 I ~ ~ ~ :.. 1Z I : ~ ~ ~ ~ ! . I~ ~ ~ 00 0 IO O O I ~ ;.., ~ ~ -o 12 :!:: ,.2 "d ~ -cJ f..;:: ;!: .8 ~ p ~ r;: • ? . o j:, J5 oo ~ 1i:o ~ ~ i ~ I~ ;:::: ol e:i:; "' - ,,, ;:,:'. 00 .... • ••, 1- "' .:::I oc, ~ 0 0 00 I ~"' :;, T) c, Wl a, I Q Q a, ..,, QIQ TO WHOM ISSUED. j·a, ::::s ::l "" "" oJJ::q- 1·-;;:i:; ....a, I."' 1 H:r;~~S~,u~hw~~eJ;f~~~~~e.t~-~t·~·c·a~: "j" ...... ""/"" .. :· .•.• 75 75 !.. ; .... 75 1...... 1 ...... 1 .... 1 ...... John F. Foster, Bangor ...... 1.. !.. I:· ...... 1 .... 110 110 ...... 101 IO[, ..... ""'I'""···· IO Willi.un Flye, Brunowick ...... "I" I" f aO ,'>O .•• · 1 · ... 1 "I·.:...... 501 501 .. · I 501 50 ...... 501 50 "I·...... 1 1 (\(J ! T.H.IIuhb,ud,g~q.,Btddeford ...... "t·····i" ...... [.... 60 1 GO ...... GOl 601 (;0 60 60 60 1 601 60 1 1 Supt Public Buildings, Augusta ..... 12 .... "" .. l .. : .... I ...... "• ...... 1 ...... 1 "j""'f "" f"I" .... 1""'J'''f"' 1 H. M. SP.rague, l.uburn ...... GOGOi ...... f .. 1.... , ...... : 60 60 601601 60 ...... 60 60 25 1 1 Ron.J. W.Pa.lmer, Bangor ••••••••• 1 .. ··I"!"··· "!~" .... ,.... !~ · ...... ···· ····i"i""'l"" ...... \... ·/ 1· .. 1····1""/"" ...... 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 60 60!77 77:50 50 1 155' 155 36,26 120, 120 175 175\ 21 2 175/ 100 437 473 531 447 448 2501 3071537 646 TABLE No. 8- Continued. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS, I . I 00 ~ • 1 1-o • 'cl I I i - I-~--- 1--~ I 00 ~I'..,$ -o ~ IS ~ S ..o I · [ I u $ For Windsor Rifles. "' 1 ,,;1 f ------I ~ ~~ o]I .J5] J5 g 1 ~ tr ~ Js l;s; o.. p o, "' 1_'1] o.. \n ~ , ~ I .; -~ ~ -~ .ff 1 &i°"' TO WHOM ISSUED. II O 16] ~] !-~ ) n -~ . 8I i ~ I :,, .~ I i &"! } ; 1 ~ • t I :j I . ro I~ .l ~ ·I·"' . rn <:>'"01<:> <:>"' cl.) ..::,1 I!= .: tL I "- ,...I I - 'oo o3 Cl} (!)le::(!) (!) oo (::: c.,, I - /0 , o o .... o - ·,;; 1 ,; .;!l 1·:;; !,J)I ""' [ a J d;, I ..... -1 .:.. .;.. I ""' ~ ...., "' i g i::i.. d) :.. ""' a:i .... ______\ Z1Zo::i Z::l:l\:Sw .2;o::i :Sr..l ml E-1 r:11! w o::i :::=: ~, W' o o::is£ _ H is: w.A wo ~a:i oc:> ~::S 1 1 1 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 1 1 1 ttj • I I ' I I 1 I ' I 28 1" 20 1 Adjutant General s Office ...••••• , • · · 1 • • • • 1 · .. " .. . · · · · · .. · · .. . · · · I • • • • , • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I·· · · ' "' · · · · 1 • ·.. • • · • • • .. • .. • 1 · · · · 1 1 ~ .Agricultural College, Orono, Me ... "I 1 .... j 1. ... I ...... • .. • 3: 3 3 3, 3 ...... j •••• ] ...... , ...... 1 ~ Gen. S. J. Anderson, for High School I I , I , 1 I i ' , ' I · I ::,... 1 1 00 Cadets, Portland ...... I.... : .... : .. •• 1 61 l 61 5 .... ., .. , •• , .... , • • • • 51 5 · • .. [ · · · · • · · · · · · · · .. · • • .. · · .. · · · · .. .. ~ 1 1 t.;rj Major B. H. Gilbreth, Augus~a ...... i .... i ...... ·, i ...... 125 .... , ...... i • • • • ... • ... • 1 ·· .. '·· .. I.··· · · · · i, ·, · .... · .. · .... · · .. 1 1 ~ Hon. D. K Hobart, Dennysville .••. , ' .... · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · ····I 25, · · · · • · • · 1 9 · ·" • • .. • .. · j 00 • • • ·" • .. • \ 00 • • .. " • ·" • .. • ·" • 1 Cj:l Alden Bradfo_~_d, Eastport •.•....••. 25 •••••••••••••••• I, .. · ...... 501 50 50 5 5 5 -1...... ,...... 1 I· ... t.;rj N B. Nutt, Eastport...... I ...... · 1 25 25 10 5 3 5 1 1·...... z Dr. G. z. Higgins, Lubec ...... · · · · ..•....•.... i...... 10 . . . . 6, 6 6 10 ...... i .... ,...... t.;rj 1 1 ~ Major H. A. Shorey, Bridgton •..... · I·...... ·.. -1 .... (-.... . ··I. .. · .. ·. 10 .. · · · · .. 1- · .. · .. • • • • .. _.... i .... 1_• .. • • • .. ,. • • • • .. • • • • • .... I.. ·· p;.. John F. Foster, Bangor ...... 3 3 ...... , ...... ! ...... 1.~--! f .... \ ...... !···· t-1 i-, .... · - ...... · · · · .. di T. H. Hubbard, Esq , Biddeford • . • . • 5 · · · · · · · · j 00 • • ), .... • "· "i ··" .... , "· i · ·" i · .. 'I_·· .. ·· .. II."· "'" " .. " .. ,.... HenryM.Sprague,Auburn.... .•.•• 6 ...... 1···· ...... lO ...... 1...... \ .... , ...... ····1···· :;d 1 1 Hon.J.W.Palmer,Bangor ••.•.•.•• 51 5 51 .... (...... : ...... 1 ...... ! ...... l ...... i·--·:·· ...... I...... t.;rj '"Cl 1 0 I 20 si 61 61 1 6 1 uo si 79 9 9' 22 5: 5 29 rn1 20 751 75 60 101 s 10 ~ ~ 01 # ______,______T A B L E N o . 8 - Continued. • CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. 117J II i, . ~ ~I ~ ~ I ,~ I I I I . ~ ,.~ 1t)c:,ll".) Q) Q)' Q) 00 I'; C,) I:::, ~ l,£10 i:i.; 0., .,; I I • I "' ~ 00 , ..., ==....:, i::! ~ o .::: 10-i E-i' E-i ~ 'i: ~ , a ii 1 ..:!; ~ ~ ; 00 I~ "'l::i! • i:q • '1 i:q ~ I ,.a, • :::::: I ::: ~ ~ 2 . .,; :::, I 81 ~ g .s ;;:; To WHOM ISSUED ...., Q) ....., o I w "' Q I Q oo Q) Q) .:; "" I:'"' Q "' Q ,.. I :::, ,.. ..., rn _, • rn ~ rn ' I..., ;"'/~QI i:,o o .e> Q i:q I i:q Cl o .. _Cl Q ,,; ·- A "" A Cl] "O A "O ·~ ,"O 00 ] ::.;, ·- :::, .::; -~ ~ ~ I CV .... E-1 ~ Q) t-s ii: ~ i:i.; • Jo, I A I 00 A. ~ Q) § ~ I ; ~ ~ c:i ~ c:.!:l ~ t: ~,,:, ~I ~ :.. t ~ ::: "O ~ ~ Ji g I ~ I'~~ 8 ...., g o d I o "O , ~ o d .... I d "' , s::i d , a ...... ~ ., '" Q) ·- cv = d ·- = o ::,.. ~ d 1z. ·;::: I~ ·a: 0., '8 i:i.; c:.!, ;:;: aj I 1-4 / w :: aj Cl] cq "' ;::;:i I E-1 P"4 E-1 i:q i:l.t ~ 0 0 .... 1 Adjutant General's Office...... • • . • • • • . • • . . • 100 ..• ·I· ...... 1 5 • • • . 6 ... ·) 11 1 . . . . 3 11 387 . • . . • • • . • . . • . • • . 24 . . . . 24 Agricultural College, Orono, Me •..••..•.••...... 21.... 1 ..•..... ••.. ,...... 2 21 1 2 .••••.•.••.. Gen S. J. Anderson, for High School Cadets, Port. . • • • 200j 200 21 l . · · · · · · · 1 ···.I.··· · • • · · · • · · • · · 1 ·· · · E.W.Stetson,Damariscotta ...... •....••••...•..••..1 i········I········ 1! .... I 1 1.:.. ········ Mrs. Sampson, for Orphan Asylum, Bath •....• ·/· •••..••...... · 1 ·... • • • • • ••• I...... 6 ••.. 1 Hon. D. K. Hobart, Dennysville-....••• · ••• • .. • • • • 21 l · · · · 1 · · · · 1 ····I···· ····I···· I···· ····I···· ·· · Alden Bradford, Eastport •.•...••..• : • .••.••.. 1 ...... , . . . . 3/ l · · • · · · ·, 1· .... • • • • •• •• •• ·.1.• · ·• ·. ·. · · · · · · •· · · •· N. B. Nutt, Eastport ..•••.•.•..•.•••.••.•...•..•... · 1 ·... 31 1 . . . . • •• · 1 · .. · 1 ·...... i ... . Col. E. R. Spear, Rockland ••.••...... ••.••.. :, ...... , • • • .• • • . 1 ...... ·I· ... I.··· ...... 1 Hon. J. A Buck, Orland •..•••••••.•••••.••.• ! •••••••• • • • • •••• •••• • • • • 1 ...... ' ...... 1 Hon. J. '\V ..Porter, Burlington .•.•••.•...••..• [ ...... •. . . •• ( •...... •••. ) 11 •• · •• • • •• • • • •• • • • • • 1 Hon F. R. Webber, St. Albans .•.. : ..•. · · • • • · · · · · · • · ~ · ····'I•··· ·· ·· ·· ·· 1 · · · · 11 · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1 Hon. E. W. Wedgewood, Mayor, Biddeford .••••.•.. 300 lo0 2 2.... .• . . • . . . •• . . .• .. . •....•.1 Gen. J. A. Hall, Damariscotta ...... I1 ... • I·...... 1 ...... I.... I Major H. A. Shorey, Bridgton . • . . • . . • . • • . . . • . • • . • • • . • . • . • 3 l ...... I •.•. I .•.• Horatio E. Swazey, for Cadets at Academy, South Paris . • • • • . • • . . . . • . . . • . . • . • • • • • • . • • . • • • . • • • • • 4 . • • ...... , • . • • ...... William Flye, Brunswick •..•..••••.•.•••••••. I.·.· · · · · 3 1 · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · · 1 · · · · T.11 Hubbard, Esq, Biddeford •.•••....•.•. .. i...... 3 1 .•...... •... ····I···· 2 ..•. 2 .....•.. 1 1 James H. Tibbetts, Brunswick ••..••...••..••• ·I· ...... ,...... 1 ...... • ·., 14 ...... , ...... •••• Col. A. B. Sumner, Lubec ...... '" ..• ·. • • • · · · · · · 1 · · · . • • • • • • • ·: • • • • 2 • · · · · · · • · · · · .. · · · · · · · • · · · • · · Superintendent uf Public Buildings, Augusta •..•...... 1 ..•. J • • • • • • • . • ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • .. • • • • • • • • • ••••••. 1...... 1 1 Hon. J. W. Palmer.Bangor.•..••.••••.....•.. -~~t~~J~J··~~l .. ~~ ••• .. ~... ~:···i··~ ···~ ···~ ··~J~~~ ···~ l"~j :··~~ ···~ ··~~ 1 11 1 "ti l:d :;, :::, ~ ljq ~ S" ~(I) 0 c ii ~ ::, ~ 8 ~ ~I e:. ~.,,.@ ~O C-, I= ::0 ~1C l-3 ;;.~~~2 ~ 0 i:rog ~=:., • i:raq >~ ~. ~.... • CCI<;• -·· t:::: : os·m ~ t_-1 O • ;.,..t:°"•: I ~ ~c,:, ~cit;: 1-1 -o :::,- ...., . ~1;., m ~ ::.""'~: 8 OJ ""'.: ;s ~ 1 ;au1 ; l 12-Pounder Cannon, ~ I -,--;--- · 1 ~ :l'- .,.. I Smooth Bore, (brass.) ~ 3-Inch Rifled ca:nnon, ~ ..,.. I ..,.. 1 (iron.) ~ ---,-=--- - I Carriagesa~-- --.: 00 : ..,.. ..,.. Limbers. o~ ~ c,:, J-\--.....--:--r~t~t~~:. and 0 ""'.: ~--,-:-,;:----:;:--p3pareWh~e-e~I-s-. --- z~ > 1-3 z ~ ,i... ,i... ;;I · I .Spare Poles. 0 ~"""· G ~ > OO ,- \ .....--:--, ~';p(t~f.~uckets, ~ trj > ~ ~ : , Tar. Buckets, ~~ ~ qi _I _'.____ 00 1 (iron ) 0 0 :;_I : ~ I Waici:ing-BucketS:- ~ ~ 0 z oo ,-=-~ ,.- I Gunners' Giml~ts-.--1 z ~ 0 ;,.,. ~ ;a~e~s=c~J ~ ~ ~ I -- -~- =- ,-;::e;s~ 0 I ttj ~ ~ Gunners' Pincers. m ""'.: J_ ..,.. I ~ ~ 0 c,:, ~ ;s ~ I \ ~ :;:;; ITrail Handspikes. trJ ~ ~ I : 00 --00--, Lanyards.------vi ~ ~-,-:-;:;,- -, -P11ulins. 00 ~ ~ J Pendulum Hawsers. ~"""· .... I ..,.. <:Q -= : I PenduiumHawse--1 ,i... I • • ..,.. Pouches. ) ;::i-, ~_I :--;:-.....-, Primi11g\Vfres-:---· ~ ~ oo_l ; - ....---.i:.,-1°],>rolongs. I <:,:, :; I_:__ Cl'. oo · I Sponge Uovers. ~ ..... j : ----1. bpongesand- 1--' 00 C> • oo oo Rammers. -:r ;;; I -:--q}~00 I TbUillb- st9II_s_.--- ~ ~ I ~ I Tow Hooks. oo I oo I 'rube Pou-c~h-es-.---l I !!'_!__.__ ..,.. ..,.. I Vent Covers . .... I . . ---....--,-Vent-Pouches~ ..-. I : ..., I Fuse Cutters. ,,... -, ~ ...., I W onns and Staves . ..-. I ..., I Pole Pads. <:r>._ I a, I Pole Straps··-.----11 ..-. I ..., fAxes. LS 'J.'H:Od:fnI S.'IV'HHN.H O 1:UI.LSVI-\11:l:iIJlRV fi'b ~ b:I 0 ~ ... :::, >... l,tj g. (IQ tR ... i;o 0 ~ (I) 0 t::I !'1 ii t:l 8 s::i.. fl e. 0Q:,. Cl ~ ~0 Q."Cj ttJ:::,QI t:1 ~ et- "1 CD 1-3 0 • O · i:;:-, 0 :: '-<~ g J i::r-g. 0 ~ :;J e<:...., ~ : t,: .=; .. 11: . b •. rn ""~ 0 • • C • • ~ I ~ • ~t;~: QI H C OCl ~ • i,o rr. ~~~: 8 w gi;'_•: ~ ~ ~. . !flp; ~::::;...: ..... ~ -E=~r:t·!' --- ·--~~ 11>-- I : . . .,. I Pick Axes. ;T:-:--,i:..-- I .:-hovels. ~l~---.--~---jP3Ckin_g__ B_o_x_e_s_--- : : I.Blunk C,1rt1 idges, g l : ______L (12-Pouoder.) -!Rounds So!idS~ ~ o:! I c~ (12-Pou nder.) > - ,- Hounds S!iell, fixecr;- o;:1 ;:! ;! (12-Pounder.) I t"4 Hounds Case ~hot, t:j ~ I ~ I ( 12-Pounder.) 'j Hounds Canister Shot, 0 ~ ~ (12-Pounder.) z l E; 0 : IPacking Boxes for z ~ I : ~ Ammunition. -1-;------1-6-.:-Pounder Rifle_d__ -1 ~ c:o i,:, i,,:, Cannon, (brass.) . ~ I ti-Pounder Smooth-- > Q .... I ...... _ . _· ___I Bore ~annon, (brass.) z c b ~ c..: I ...... ,..:, : I Carriages. 0 ~- ~ :;::: . Limbers and Ammuni- t:J ti:. c..: I ...... ,..:, Ition Chests. >z .~ z --f~I-=:~, Gunners. 0 :-r~-~-- - ttj ..,._l ~--~- I Tm.ii Handspikes. Ul 1-3 .;,. I ,..:, ,..:, -,-s\vabsand Rah~Jll~ 0 ::t1 c..: I ...... i,:, I W onus and bcoops. ttj ~ I .... ,..:, I Priming Wires. vi .... I ·: .... I Gunners' Gimlets . .... I : .... I Priming Horns. ~-.....--·-T'Ybumb Stalls. t-.,_I : i,:, • -TTa.rpaulins:-- ~ I~..-~--1 TompiOil_s ______ ~ I .... ,..:, I Prolongs. I1 .... I ...... I Tube Pouches. '=-_!__ • __ ...... I Lanyards. ~ I .... ~--=--p~;;-ab Bu-c~ke_t_s_.---II "" I : "" ! Tar Buckets. i,:, I i,:, IPort Fire Cases. ,..:, I i,:, IPort Fire Stocks. .,-L'HOd:['H S!IV'U:[.N.:iffl 'atfI.ISV:W'l:I:ir.LlIV fi'b 88 TABLE No. 10. Return of Military Property issued from State Arsenals and Adjutant General's Office during the year 1872. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS. ,Q) 1 1 1 1 -r---100 1 I § I ! I l ~ l 00 JJ DI .0 • H I .\ ·1 • • • .:A I "" d .,,l"d ~ (l)_ • j CDI ro, Q) c:, a:, "' I-< •I ;:;" s ...:l a ~':-l s a s o o:i ~ ,..., d'°l.:l ~ I> a , "' .... c:1 • oe «i • .o - , "' ,,, .,, 1 "" ~ I ,,, ,,, UJ "1 ~ .,, . .a ~ ~ p., 1:::: rtJ ~ ..... ' I (!) 0) ..... I d • IQ) Q) t,:j FROM TO WHOM ISSUED. ~ ..S"O I .s ~ .s :S .8:-E .E~~·l J3 ~ ~ .zs ~;:q ..c: ~ en,~ •.I oo ,._ rn r.n ~ • ro :.:: O CD ct' CJ Q) I CJ ~ ·-:: ..... 'J -+" I .l! I "'I 0 a= "'I' I> : . § ~] g ~1 Jg!' "'~ ~§ ~ ]. -g ~"'~' ~ i -§ I :g"' I :g"' "~ 17. I ::2~ i ~ .., h .... ,,, ~ I .... "" Cl::l h -A "' I>, -cl I I»\ ""' .., ,,...... [ :::s FROH TO WHOM ISSUED. Adj. Gen. Office Capt. Wm. H. Fogler, Belfast City Guards ..•. do Capt. F. H Flagg, Crosby Guards, Hampden .. do Capt. M. M. Fulsom, Hersey Lt Inf., Oldtown do Capt. A. S. ;J?erbam, And. Light Artillery ..... do Gen. J. L. CbamLerlain, Brunswick ....•..•.• H. M Sprague, Auburn, b_y transfer of Mayor of LelViston, for Co. G, Light Inf., 3d Div .. TAB L-E No. 10- Oontinued. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS. ; \ For Springfield B. L. Rifle Muskets. 0) ~ 1~ If 1------. i:i:i c:q s . I m J ; I ~I J s ~ .... 1~ CD! ,;, .,; .,; CD A I I....- l.'.:ICD ...'-',..,::; CD bJl bl) 1-o .,.. I • ~Q , ~ .;'.ll.!Sd d FROM TO WHOM ISSUED. 1 ~ t ~ ·c ; g .;'.l ~ .!:= rJJ s., i .g -~ .s .s ..s ; J t:=: t:=: c'1 A I"' ::I I :,. 0.. s. 1-o 00 0 ... • ~ ~ i::.. i:i:i CD . . . ~ ::::1~ft ~i::.. bl) 00 r:f1 ~ ~ ~jt'o bl)bl)t'obl)""..dt O oo.,, 00 CD !::: I..Q 'd A c ,.Q .... al c A c c JI: Q 00 • • • CD C I 0.. • CD 3 C I •;:: ,.,. "' 8 0 1z: 8 ·;::: ,.,. ,.,. ~ ,,.. CD ~ 0.. 0 0 0 ..,. ~ ::s .... o ,.. ::s «i ce "' ::s .., r< ,so.. '"' ... o...... ce • • • ce !==: .. ~ 1:s=...... :e ci3 ~ ~ ! £- ~ Jj ~ I ~ ta:'l ::> w. ~ ~ r:n ~ rJJ ~ o z z z ~ > ~ t,,j ---.Port. Areenal .. William --- Flye, Brunswic~, Me·. . , --1-1-·-1-1-----:------• • • • • • • • · • · · · • •. ·. · · .. · .. · .. ·' \"" .. · • ...... · · · .. · 1 · · · · · · .. ·" · ·" · · ·" "" "" 1 .. " :;;:d do TH Hubbard, E,:q., Biddeford •.••••.•• ···· 60( .... --··1··-- ...... ···· ...... 5'1···· do Gen. J. L. Chamberlain, Brunswick.... • .. • ...... · . • ...... \...... • . • . .. .. , ...... Q t,,j 1 do .James II. Tibbetts, Brunswick, .•...•.•••.... 1 .... ·, ...... " 1" ...... ·· · · ... ·I .. •· • .. • .... • • .. • • .. • • ..... • .... I'" .. z 1 do Col. A. B. Sun,ner, Lubec ...... 1 ...... ! ...... • .. • .... I ...... ""i'" ...... · · .. · · ...... · \00 .. t,,j :;;:d do Henry .M. Sprague, Auburn ....•...... I···. f. · · · · · · · ···.I.··· · · · · · · · · ···.I.··· · · · · 1 ····I···· · · · · · · · · 61. · · > do Superintendent Public Buildings, Augusta .... \ .... !· .. · ...... "'! "" .. · · .. · .. · .. --1 ...... · · · · · · .. · · " ...... " ·.. · ~ 1 1 I •• , • .. · · .... I .... [ .. • • .... • .. • . • .. -- .... • • ·.. • • • • • • ...... • .. • .... j .. .. m do Capt. W rn. 11 Fogler, Belfa~t City Guards ...• 1 do Capt. A. S Perham, And. Light Artillery ..... :, .... ·...... , .. "' i ...... : .. .. 1 I" ...... 1 do Capt. A. J. McMahon, Port. Montgomery Gds. 82 ...... 1 ...... 5' ...... ~ 1 "'d do To Adjutant General's Office ...• ·,.·,········ ..: .. ·: .. · · ...... · · .. · · .. · .. · .. ·.I .... · ·" .... ·· · · ...... · · ...... ""I"·· .. .. Bangor Arsenal Hon. J. W. Palmer, Ban~or...... 2a ...... 1...... 5 5 5 do Capt. J. T. Woodward, Capital Guards ...... 5 5 · 5 !...... 1...... ~ do Rev. C. F. Allen, President Me. State College. i 77 ...... "I'"...... I ...... Adj. Gen. Office Capt. C. P Mattocks, Portland ...•.• : ...... 'I · · ...... · .. · • .. · .... ·· .. I ... • .. • • .... • • • • • • • • i · · · · do Capt. A. M. Benson, Portland Meehan1c Bines ...... I...... I...... do C1~pt. George L. Belli, Norw:t'.Y Light Infantry ·f •.• do Lieut. D. Young, Auburn Light Infantry •..•. , .... do Ca.pt. J. T. Woodward, Capital Guards ..••.. ··1 ··. 12 6 15 15 15 6 15 15 14 15 15, .... do Capt. D. White, Jameson Guard~. Bangor...... ~- .. do Capt. Wm. II. Fogler, Belfast City Guards ..••.... :....:: : I·.~~ .... do Capt. F. G. Flagg, Crosby Guards, Hampden •••••• .....~ ..... T A B L E N o . 1 0 - Continued. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREllENTS. j I _ _ __ For Springfield n. L. Rifle Muskets. ~~-- . f i 1 J3 r1I i .1 oo) • !I ~ I I I ~ i :; :~ I]'§ I ~1 00 It d FROM 'l'O WHOM ISSUED, 00 =;J : & ~ 6 I ·~ · g .,; :! bl) cQ ·-1 0: c ..... I ·- I c 00 I 0.. "' ~ c c c - f:t 00 ..... ::=: c ~ ~ .. ::a 1 :S.1 ·;;; .. / w. ii: i:i: · i:i: ~ C> • • .... "' '""'c,i:i,.. > W .,_. cu, 1- ....,EI~ o:"' · "' • ..o .. 0 0 o· · fi3 ~ f:t: :C .-::, gil el' rn :C 1' .£ ~ ~ : ~ ~ to! ~; c, J3 . . . : C .~ , ~ I 8 Q •;:! •ca ~ 8 ~ _;3 8 •.::: •;::: •;:: •:: •;:: ~ *Q. Q Q Q ~ 1 c5 ::: ~ c:J3 A~ J; ~ J.l ~ I ~ ~ 18 ~ ~ /ii: £'1ii: a3 t 8 z z z ~ MJ.Q;;.-office Capt. M.M.~.~;i:LJ7,oj;;;;; do Capt. A. S. Perham, And. Light Artillery • • • . = . . • . =1=1= . .• , •••• , .•... = , •.•= , , = , , , . =, .• , =.. , , = . , , · =1=• , , , . , , , = , , , · I·...= =, . ·, =, , ... =1= ·,. · · · · · do Gen. J. L. Chamberlain, Brunswick...... • • .. . . "I·...... I.·., ... , · ...... H. M. Sprague, Auburn, Ly transfer of Mayor I of Lewiston, for Cu. G, Light Inf., 3d Div... :: ::i .. ~~j .. ~~ ... ~ .. ~i. ~~ .. ~i. ~~ ... ~ .. ~~ .. ~~ .. ~~ .. ~~ .. ~J. ~~ .. ~~ .. ~~ 3 T A B L E N o . 1 O- Continued. CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. ~ I ,.,Cl) :...Cl) I -1·'' I I "'s:i ai I ::!:! ~ I I .£ ,;,_ -~ . I "' 11:l ::s • I ~ ..., <:.) ...., Q':I I Cl) § o o "',"' ea • :::::: o ..! FROM TO WHOM !SSUED. rn rn gJ ~ oo ~ I • f ·~ - ',;! ,a $ • .,,I j ~ E< ~ ;, I " ~ c o 1 -~ !) 3 A ~ -~ I ~ ~ 0 .s ~ ea ~"' ~ >, ~ I ~ t;,,j . ~ - ..... t:i:: ! . :... ~ ~ ~ 11< h .... s:I - .:: 0 ..... ~ 0 $ :.;i...., .;Z.;: ..., ~ 0 ~ .5.. ::= :: ..., ..., 8 ;';: .s :;::: Cl) 8 ..!d s:: • ~ . Q i ~ ~ :::: ~ .... '-' ; <: ~ g .... ~ Q.. t: 'E ... ~ C,;) ~, > :: ______ZP:::.ZCQ ~ E-,;::\ I_ ~ ~I~ <_ p < 0 do i Supermtendent Public Bmldrng~, Augusta • · 1 ·.,, . , , , 1 ·,, • ···,I,,·, ··,·I··· . • ·, , , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11. · · · ~ 1 Ul do : Capt. Wm. H. Fogler, Delfaet City Guards ...... 1 1 1 ...... 1 ...... , • .... • .. • .... , • .. • • .. • .. • i • .. do i Capt. A. S. Perham, And. Light Artillery ..... \ ...... , • .. lj.... . , , . ! ...... , • .. • • ...... • • .. ·, ~ t:.tj do : Capt. A. J. Mc:\Iahon, Port. Montgomery Gds ...... , "I"'., 2 ...... , i ...... , , , ...... 4! 1 >'Cl do : To Adjutant Genera.l's Office...... 100 .... , ...... I .. , ...... , .... , , .. \ ... , 0 ~ BangorArsenallHon.J.W.Palmer,Ba.ngor...... 5 ..•..... 1.... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1 .. .. clo I Capt. J, T. Woodwa,rd,_ Capit11.l Guards...... 5 ...... 1...... ~ . do IRev. C. F. Allen, Prewient Me. ~tate College...... ·I...... I.. .. .AdJ, Gen, Office Capt. C. P. Mtttocks, Portland L1ght ~nfantry I ·,,, · •· · · • · · \ • · · · · · •· 1 · · · · do Capt. A, M. Demon, Portl11nd ~Iecbamc Blues I • , •• , , , , ·, • • ···'I"...... ·· · ·· .. 1, .... 1~1-; .. .. do 1, C~tpt. George. L. Beal, N orw:1y Light Infantry' I " .. ·.. · .. " .. ·· ··.. ··" .. " ·1 · · · · do I Lieut. D. Young, Auburn L1ght Infantry ...... ·, .. "I"" ·· .. " .. ·· .. 1 ... . do : C,1pt J. T. Woodward, Capital Guards , .....• ...... 1, •••• 11 ... ~, .... do 1, Capt. D. White, Jameson Guiud_s, Bangor ...... '" ...... do i Capt. Wm. H. Fogler, Belfast City Guards ...... • ...... 1 ... . 1 1 1 1 ~ do : Capt. F. G. Flagg, Crosby Guards, Hampden.. • .. • ...... • .. • • ...... , .. l .. .. ~ TABLE No. 10--0ontinued, CAMP A;ND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. TABLE No. 11. Return of Military Property received at State .Arsenals during the year 1872. ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES. • .!d • ~ ~ ~ . ..,; "g--:- 1l f ; : .: :E ! Pt, 0 ~ w. .5 ·s.. • i ] I:> P::.•. s::I A c3 ~ w. ~ ;::::: .... o q Arsenal e.t FROM WIIOM RECEIVED. 1-o~ ol ~ 0:: ~ "O s::I ..!d -5 t::: ::I > i ; ~ .: ·a ·: t ;; ~ ] ~ ~ ~ -; ~ ::10 "'] ::, ~ 8 8 w...... !.\00 t_:rj 0 § ·;::: 8 8 s::I El s... :;::: ~ ~ 8 i::i -~ ::a a= I ~~ J~ ~ '5 ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ i'"' >00 1-,3 Portland ••••••.•.. I From Col. D. Elliott, Brunswick, by transfer from I II . j t;,;I Auburn Light Infantry ...... • ...... 1 1 1 11 1 , 1 2 1 1 1 I 1 ~ ~ 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 2 I 1 1 1 1 t;,;I ~ t;,;I >~ mt"1 : ~ ~ ~ °' TABLE No. 12. Return of Military Property received at State Arsenals and Adjutant General's Office during the year 1812. SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS. 1 I I . I ,I I ,II . ' , , I oo I I , I , I I I • !..; ~ I ~ I s. s ] "' ! J! ] I ,.,, ] '~.; II I CD gJ '1 ;:; I~ II • I I ,.._,,_,~ ~0 I ~ I ffi0 0 ~e.l 00 •.....,~ oo ~:::, • "''is:00 ~ ~CD ~Q At FROM WHOM RECEIVED. :'::: ~ _., ~ I ..., ~ -+-> tii ~ q I ~ ,:: 1; ~ P., ; ,;!; ::t.l • .::: P... "0 2 "'' !;..-<.,, 2 ..., CD CD I CD "' .., "' ... CD p,.,. ~ .... w <,c:l I o;, ~..., CD CD ~.o • ! o;, O o A cl le.= ;:g I I ~ ~ ~ 5 ·- S 1 1 w • r:i gf ; § ~ § ~ ] § § ·c ·~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 00 .:c.i ~ 0 ·A Et :O ·-ei:: P--.1 '"'I h' Adj. Gen. Offioe General Government, January, 1872.) 84 84 .... j .... j .... , ...... 1 .... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1 .... ···· 84 84 16 do do General Government, December, 18721 159 159 .... I •••• .... 159 32 1 I...... BangorArsenal Capt. J. T. Woodward, Capital Gds ...... 771 77,...... 20 20, 20: 20 20 7 74 11 8 7 ...... 1 1 Port. Arsenal.. Gen. S. J. And:rson ...... ,. • ... , • •• , [,. • 'I 60, 60 .. · · .. · · 1.. · · '1 · · · · · · · · 44 1G •• • · •• • • 1 •• • • 5 · • · · • · · · · · · · 1 ...... , ...... 1 ...... do do [. Blake, Farmington, by puroha,se ...... , ...... 1 Adj. Gen. Offioe By purnhase ...... ··1 ;:; ·;;r;;l"i"J"~~ .. ;r;t;rJ·J~; .. ;o .. ;;1'"J·; "I~;·;;; ·;; 1 TABLE No. 1 2 -Continued. CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. __ !or Springfield B. L, Rifle Muskets. ---- I • ij 1 .,., ~ 1 .,; "'· 1 ;CD... .id ce rn~-:;::; o ce I ui~ o .., t>ll "' .... I t/.. • I 'o -g . "' ri :3ce ~..... • .... I ~ At I FROM WHOM RECEIVED. i .~ .~ ~ as °&I ~ c c .a .,; 3; !l ~ -; ,,.... ~ 8 ~1 ~ ~ I ~ p- t ·;:: .... 00 I ~ c:: . c:: ~ . 8 ~ CD l i:i I~ 00 t, ,$ I 1l t,J) .£ ~ t>ll rn tE' .!::: 8 t>ll ~ §i i:.c .;, ~ ~ ~ .a 6 - ii ·= ·; CD "" I o i= I § pi,. i:: i:: ,..Q ""' d c i:: - Ii: i:: c,: Q[JJIQ) CD .... 8 '° 0 ::: I» ...... •t: ·;;; ~ E3 ~ I ·,: ·:: ·;::: ·e f S ·;::: _!; ~ ~ ~ ~ g O .e .._ ·_;: 8 8 ~ . ~ ~ P,. ~ CD ::I • ....., I .... ·- P...... O O:l P.. ~ "' :: cd - CD "' p.. ,_. ... ,_. co I 5::: t;cj ------oo _ w E-; ~i- ~ RW ;;i;.:h om ~ ::::)o (f.,,il..! E-; A P < -<[ -< P... H ::;,;, ~ Adj.Gen.OfficeGeneralGovernment,,January,1872,1 8 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 8 20 .... 1 ...... 1 4 11 .. ·· 1 1 D> (/) do do General Govero meat, December, 1872 16 40, 40 40 401 40 40 40 40 16 40 1 100!...... • ...... • • . 8 • . . 8 1 H t:g, Bangor Arsenal Capt. J. T. Woodward, Capital Gds., · · · · , • • · / · •, · • · · · · · · · i · · •·• · · · · •· .. "· · "· · "" · • .. 1 · ·' · 1· ·" · · · · "· · "· · 1 · · · · ·'' · "" Port Arseral .. Geo. S. J. Ander;;oo ...... · 1 · ...... ! • • .. • • • • •• • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • .. • .. • • •• .. • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 ...... ::;,;, "'do do I. lllake, Farmington, by purchase., .. , · ·., · , , · · · · · · · ·, · I · • • • · • • • • • • • • • • · • • • · • • • • • • • • , 10110 · · · · · · · • · · • · · · · · · · 1 · ·' · ~ Adj. Gen, Office By purchase ...... 1 ...... / ...... 12 3 11 ...... tr.l ····I··" ...... 1 z t;cj 24 60) 60 60 601 601 GO 60 GO 24 60 1001 10 10 12 3 11 15 11 8 ::;,;, > ~ m ::;,;, t;cj "'d 0 ~ ~ ~ 48 QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. TABLE No. 13. Return of Military Properly in Stale Arsenal, Portland, Me., on the 1st day of December, 1872. ARTILf,ER1.'. No. Description. Remarks. 4 6-Pounder Rifled Cannon, (brass) ....•....•••••.• Serviceable. 1 6-Poander Smooth Bore Cannon, (brass) •••• , ••.. "'piked. 5 Gun Carriages ...... l unserviceable. 1 Tumbrel Cart, (old) ...... To a 6-Pounder. 6 Limbers to 6-Pounder Cannon ..•....•••.•...•.. 2 unserviceable. 4 Ammunition Chests to 6-Pounder gun .•.••••.••.. 8 Trail Handspikes •••••.••••••••.••..••••••.•.•• 7 Prolongs .•..•••..•••.•••••••.•.....•••••. · •. · · 15 Bricoles ....•....•....•••..••....•••.....••. • jOld. 2 :Sponge Buckets, (wooden) ...... 7 Rammers, Swabs and Sponges for 6-Pounder ...•.. Worn. 3 Worms and Staves for 6-Pounder.... • . • • • . • • . . • . do I Lint Stock • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • • . • . . • • • • • . • • . • . . do 5 Tow Hooks •..•••••.....••••••..••••.•...•.••. 4 Drag Ropes., .•••••..•••••••..••...... •.•••... Old. I Vent Capper ...... Old. 3 Pairs Gunners' &hears ...... Old. 2 Vent Punches ...... Unserviceable. 2 Gunners' Gimlets •.••.••....••.•...•.••.•.•..• Old. 2 Tube Boxes ...•...••.•...... ••...... •..... , . 2 Gunners' Jiaversacks ..••••••..••.••••.•••••••. 3 Port Fire Clippers ...... Old. 3 Priming Wires ...... I Priming Horn ••••.••.•••••••••••••.•••....•.. Old. 2 Tangent Scales .•...... ••.•••••...... ••... I Axe •••••••••••.••••••••••.••.••••••••.•.••.. Old. ( Both complete, with all I Battery Wagon &nd Limber "C" ..•••..•••..... < the appliances belonging I Travelling Forge and Limber "A"...... , to new battery of 12-Pdr. l cannon. 18 Artillery Harnesses, (wheel), •••••••....••••.•.. 1 40 Artillery Harnesses, (lead) ...... 29 Riding Saddles .•..•....•..••.••..••••...••.... 29 Valise Saddles ...... I 29 Valises •...•..••.•••...•...... •..•••••.•. >Belongs to new battery 9 Leg Guards ...••..•....••.••.•.....•••.•••••.. i12-Pd, .... non. 30 Connecting Links .••.•...•••.••.•.••••...... ••. 58 Nose Bags •••...... •.•.••••..••.•..•.•.••.... 29 Whips •..••••••••••••••••••· ••••• , ••••.•••••.. 58 Halters •..•••••••••••...... ••.•.•••.•..••.. J 4 Pairs Pole Straps to Forge and Battery Wagon .... 9 Packing Boxes for Harnesses .•••..•••.•••••••••• AMMUNITION. 6 IKegs Powder (cannon) .... · .. · .... ·•.•• ...... · ·1No. l. '1 Rounds Shenkle Shot ...... 6-Pounder. 12 Rounds Solid Shot...... • • • • • • • • • . . . • . • • . • • • . . . do 28 Rounds Canister Shot...... do SMALL ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS. 5 Springfield Breech-Loading Rifle Muskets ...... New. 5 Bayonets to same .•.•••.••••••••• , • . • • • • • • • • . • • do 117 Springfield Muskets ...... Old, 119 Bayonets to same.. . . • . . . . • • • . . • . . . • • . • • • . . • • • . do 661 Enfield Rifle Muskets ...... do 652 Bayonets to same ...... ,; ...... • do $ 1 QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. 49 Return of Military Property in State Arsenal, Portland-Continued. SMALL ARMS AND AC\JOUTREMENTS. No. Description. Remarks. 124 Windsor Rifles ...... 124 Sabre bayonets to same ...... 204 Sabre bayonet Frogs ...... 124 Sabre Bayonet Scabbards ...... 4.3 Old English Muskets and Bayonets ...... Trophies. 1272 Bayonet Scabbards ...... ) 1250 Cap Pouches.... . • ...... • ...... I 94.9 Gun Slings ....••...... •••..•...... 143 2 Cartridge Boxes. • ...... I 1401 Cartridge Box Plates . . • .. • .. • . • ...... ~ Old. 1804. Cartridge Box Belts . . . . • . . . • ...... I 1639 Cartridge Box Belt Plates...... • . . . ,· 1166 \Vaist Belts ...... , ...... 1015 Waist Belt Plates ...... J 14 N. C. 0. Swords ...... ~ 26 N. C. 0. Sword Belts, (5 worthless) • ...... Old. 17 N. C. 0. Sword Belt Plates ...... 16 Musicians's Swords ...... • ...... ) 16 Musicians' Sword Belts ...... · .... · .. . . >S · bl 16 Mus~c~ans; Sword Belt Plates ...... J ervicea e. 16 Mus1c1ans Sword Belt Frogs ...... 163 Screw Drivers ...... •...... •..•...... ) 16 Spring Vises ...... • ...... • . . . . I 33 Tumbler Punches .•...... 4.8 Ejector Springs •...... 48 .VIain Springs...... • . . . I 48 Sear Springs ...... •...... •...... •.... For Springfield B. L. 4.8 Firing Pins ...... 1 ~ Rifle Muskets. 48 Firing Pin Screws ...... • . • • ...... • I 4.8 Firing Pin Springs ....•...... •...... ••...... 4.8 Tumbler Screws ...... 48 Cam Latch Springs...... • ...... I 48 Breech Block Cap Screws ...... 19 Extractors ...... 5 Tompions ...... •...... •..•.... J 190 ,vipers ...... •...... ·, 190 Screw Drivers ....•...... •...... • , ...... I 205 · Spare Cones ...... •...... For Windsor Rifles. 18 Ball Screws ...... •...... 14 Spring Vises ...... •....•...... 14 Ball Moulds ....•...•...... : ...... J1 230 Spare Cones ...... • ...... ) 49 Wipers and Screw !)rivers •..... : ...... t For Enfield Rifle 161 Ball Screws and Vises...... I Muskets. 72 Tumbler Punches, ...... • ...... ' 83 Main Springs...... , ..... · . · , · · , ·, · · · · · · i 11 Spring Vises. . . . • • . • ...... • • ...... I For Springfield Rifle 27 Sear Springs...... • ...... r Muskets. 40 Tumbler Screws..... • . . • . . • ...... • ...... I 2 Ball Screws...... • . . . . • ...... J 344 Spare Co1;es , · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~ For Springfield 26~ ~crew Drivers ... • . · • , , · , · · · . , , · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Muskets. 5a rumbler Screws •.•.....•...... 95 Spare Cones ...... •...•.•...... 8000 Metalic Ball Cartridges-cal. 50 ...•...... •.•... For Springfield B. L. Rifle 7026 Musket Elongated Ball Cartridges-cal. 58...... [Musket.a. 123,100 Musket Percussion Caps ...... 40,800 Revolver Percussion Caps ...... 22 Cavalry Sabres .•.•••.••.•.....•...•...... 7 50 QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. Return of Military Property in State Arsenal, Portland-Continued. CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. No. Description. Remarks. 1 Garrison Flag • • • . • . . . • . . • . . . • • • • • . • ...... , I Standard and Staff • . . . • . • . • • . . • • • • • • • .. .•••.. Cavalry. 5 N. Y. Wall Tents ...... •.••••...••..•...... • ~ 2 Large Bell Tents.... • . • . • . . • • • . . • • • • • • . • . . . • . . Old. 8 "A" Tonts .•...••...... ••...•.••..•....••... 1 Marquee ••...... •...• r • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Needs repairs. 1 Tent Fly ...... ·...... Old. 54 Tent Poles •..•...•...... •...... : .•••... 999 Tent Pins •..•..•...•••.....•••...•.•.....•... 27 Mallets ...... •...••.•.•...••.. , •..•.....••.. 15 Tent Tables ....•••...... •....••.•...... ••.. !Round. 12 Gun Racks ...... ••.....•...... •. 5 Long Tables ...... •...... •..•..•...... 1 Camp Stool ...... •...... ••...•...... 6 Seat Benches •....•.••...... •..•...... Old, 1 Wheelbarrow ...... • . . . . . • . . • • • • . . . . • . . . . do 5 Post Horns...... • ...... New. I Fife ...... •...... •...... ••..•...•... do 1 Bugle .•...... •...... Less Mouthpiece. 9 Drum Sticks ...... •....••...... 4 Tenor Drum Heads ...... •...... ••...•... Serviceable. 3 Tenor Drums ...... •...•...•...•.•••..•••..• New. 1 Copper Standard Plate ...... I Copper Adze ...... •..••.•....•....•..... Old. 6 Copper Powder Measures •.....••....•.••..•.... J-lb., 2 I-lb., 2 2-lbs. and 1 Copper Powder Tunnel...... • . . • • . . . . . • ...... [I 4-lbs. 2 Powder Sieves ..•.....•...... ••.....•.•.. I Powder Bowl •....•..•...... ••...... Wooden. 1 Tin Tunnel •....•..••.•.•••...... •.••••...... 1 Balances and Weights ...... From 1-oz. to 4-Ibs. 1 Desk ...... •...... •.•...•...... •.•... Old. 3 Sergeants' Sashes ...... •.••.•..••...•.••.•.... 4 Shevrons, (Corporals) ...... 2 Shoulder Scales ....••.•..•.••..••...... •...•.. 1 Roll Lace, (woolen) •..•..••...•...... •....•... 1 Ladder ....•...... • , • . • • • . • . . . . • . . . . . • • • . . Old. 2 Beneh Vises . • • . . . • • . . • • . • • • • • • . . • • . . • • •..••. , do 1 Portable Step ...... •.•..•..•..•••.•.•••.•... Worn. 1 Fall and Blocks .•..•..•.•.•.•..•••.•••..•.••.. Old. 3 Planes...... do 1 Hand Saw...... do 1 Lot Tools for cleaning Guns. . • . • • . . • • • • • . . • • • • . do 49 Arm Chests ..••...... ••...••...••••••••..• 47 Packing Boxes ...... 17 Packing Boxes for Ammunition .•...•...... QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. 51 TABLE No. 14. Return of JJfilitary Property in State Arsenal, Bangor, Maine, December 1, 1872. ARTILLERY. No._------Description._ ' ------1--- Remarks. --- 1 Travelling Forge and Limber "A", ...... Comp1ete with appurtenan- 1 Battery Wagon and Limber "C ".,...... 1 do do [ces. 1 Spare Perch Pole ...... •...... , . , , , , . , .. · , 1 8 Tar Buckets (i.ron) .... · • .. · .. · • .. · · • • · .... · .. · I 16 Watering Buckets, (papier mache) .. ·,., · · · · · · · · I 4 Gunners Haversacks ...... 4 Pendulum Hawsers and pouches for same .. , , ... , . I 12 !ow Hooks ...... 8 rube Pouche', .....•....•..•.. , ...... , . , , • . . . . l 4 Vent Gimlets ...... l 4 Vent Punches ....••...... •• , •.... , , ... . 4 Horse Bunters for Caisson Poles...... • ...... 1 4 Chopping Axes...... • . • . . • • ...... • . . . . . I 4 Pick Axes ....•...... •...•...... 4 Shovels •..•...... •...... , 20 Arti.llery Harnesses, (wheel) ...... }, Attached to New Battery 40 Artillery Ha.messes, (lead)...... 13-inch Rifled Cannon. 20 Connecting Links ...•...... , ..... 8 Pole Straps...... ! 60 Nose Bags.. . • ...... I 31 \Vhips ...... •...... •...... 20 Extra Lead Traces ...... •...... 30 Riding Saddles...... • ...... • . . . . . I 30 Valise Saddles ...... 30 Valises .....•.•...... •.....•.•. , ...... ! 1i f :~ t~!~r·d·s·, : : : : : : .' .' : : : .' : : .' .' : : .' .' : : : .' : : .' .' : : .' .' : : I 10 Packing Boxes for Harnesses...... • . . . • ...... J 50 Rounds Percussion ~hell ...... 3-inch, packed. 50 do Fuse Shell ...... • ...... do fixed. 25 do Solid Shot...... • .. .. . • ...... do pucked. 25 do Canister Shot ...... • ...... do fixed. 25 do Case Shot..... • ...... • ...... do fixed. 50 do Blank Cartridges ...... •...... , 13-inch. 4 6-Pounder Rifled Ca.nnon, (brass) ...... -10ld. 1 4-Pounder Rifled Cannon, (brass) . . . . . • ...... do 4 Gun Carriages for 6-Pounder Ca!lnon ..•. , .....•.. 3 Limbers ...... 2 Ammunition Chests to Limbers, ...... 2 Ammunition Boxes ...... -11 diunaged. 7 Trail Ha.ndspikes ...... •••...... 1 Scoop and \Y orrn ...... •...... 1 Scoop and Stav.e •...... •...... 5 Rammers and Swabs ...... 1 Sponge Bucket, (iron) .....•...... · jWorthless. 1 Sponge Bucket, (wooden) ...... 3 Tar Buckets, (iron) ...... •...... , l worthless. 1 Tompion Collar and Strap ...... 2 Vent Covers and Straps ...... )Damaged. 6 Gunners' Haversacks ..••.....•..•.•...... _ 3 Tube Pouches ...... •.....•....•...... " 1 Tangent Scale ...... •...... 3 Lint Stocks ...... , ...... 2 Port Fire Clippers ...... 2 Tow Hooks ...... , .....•...... 5 Priming Wires ...... ••. , . , ....•.....•.•.... ., 52 QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. Return of Military Property in State Arsenal, Bangor-Continued. ARTILLERY. No. I Description. • I Remarks. ------1 Ver:t Gimlet ..••••....•...... , •.•.••••.•••. 5 P;·olongs .•...... •.•.••...... 6 Bricoles ...... ••••....•.•.....•..•...... 3 damaged. l Shovel, (iron) ...... ••.• , ...•· .. · · . • • • •• '. .•... 3 Artillery Harnei:ses •..••••..•...•..•...... •.. 1Unserviceable. 5 Horse Collars •...••••...... •.•.....•.....•• 3 Trace Chains ••....•..•....•.....•..•..•...... • 4 Pole Chains •...... •..•.•.. ·...•...•..•..•... 4 7 Rou_nds Canister Shot ...... -1Fo: 6-Pdr. gun. 30 ao do do ...... •...... •. Fo. 4-Ptlr. gun. 65 do Solid Shot ...... •.....•...... For ~-Pdr. gun. 30 do do do ...... •...... •..... 1For 4-Pdr. gun. 10 do Shenkle Shot ...... · 1For 6-Pdr. gnn. 10 Cartridge 13:i.g~...... • ...... do do 50 Cartridge Bags ...... For 4-Pdr. gun. 10 Cartridges...... • ...... do do 4 ,Powder jfeasures ...... S;\1 ~LL ARMS AND ACCOUTl"\.Ei\:iE:NTS. 1 Spri~ueid Rifle 1',foslrnt •...... •...... 1 lla.yonet to s:,.lllc ...... •...•...... 5-1 Enfield Rifles ...... •...... 19 Bn.yonets to same .•.•.•..•...... •..•...... • 8 Short Rifles ..•...••.....••..•...... •.. · 1Wcrt3lm;s, 77 i3ayon'.lt Sco.bbr.rds ...... New. 176 Bayonet Scabbards ...... , ...... Oid. 122 Cap Pouches ...... ,New. 170 Cap Pouches ...... •..•.•...... 10!d. t::r~rt~~~gt~~·e·s· : : : : .": : : ." ." : : ." .· : : ." ." ·.: ." ." ·.: ." .":: ." ." !:T 07/. i~! 1 75 Cartridge Boxes ...... ;Patc::.t Ler.. foer. 18.J. C,Lrtl'idge lhs:cs ...... IO:d. 136 Cartridge Box Plates ...... jNew. 393 Car~ridge Box Phm:s ...•...... •. , ..•. · , • · · '10lcl. 52 \Ya1st Belts ...... New. 17,1 iVaist Belts ...... 101d. 53 Waist Belt Plates ...... 1New. 1()7 VVu.ist Belt Plates ...... Old. 388 Shoulder Belts ...... :New. 51 Shoulder Belts ...... Old. 388 Shoulder Belt Plates ...... New. 66 .::lhouldar Belt Plates ...... Old. 16 N. C. 0. Swords ...••.....•...... •...•..••.•.•. 56 Musicians Swords .•...•...... •..••.•. 77 S.houlder Belts, N. C. 0. and 11:'.fosiciaus .•.•..•... IEla.ck· Buff. 77 Shoulder Bolt Plates, do do .•...... 77 Waist Belts, do' do .••••..... Black Buff. 77 Wa~st ;3e~t Plates, do do •....••.. · I . . 25 l\'Iu1n upnngs ...... •...... •...•... ·1For Spnngfield Rifles. 18 Spring Vises •.....••.....•...... ••..•.•..•.. For Enfield Rifles 7 Spring Vises •...... • For Springfield Rifles. 26 lreather Springs...... • . . . . • ...... • ...... do · do 2.0 Tumbler Screws .....•...... •...... , ...... do do 8 Ball Screws ...... • . • ...... • ...... • . . . do do 17 Ball Screws. . . . . • ...... ••...•...... For Enfield Rifles. 19 Oone and Cy Under Punches • ...... • . . . • .. . • do do 11 Tumbler Punchee ...... For Springfield Rifiei;. 15 Screw Drivers ..•....•..•...•.••.•••.....•.•.•. For Enfield Rifles. 12 Wipers...... • ...... • . . . • . . • . . do do i57 Rifle Cones ..•••....•••••••.••••••.•.•••.••••• 65 Rifle Tompions .•....••••..•.•...•...•....••••. 9,500 Rounds Rifle Musket Elongated Ball Cartridges ..• 1,320 Rounds Ball Cartridges-i oz ••••• , ••••••••••.•• 'For Windsor Rifles. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. 53 Return of Military Property in State Arsenal, Bangor-Cori,tinued. CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. ~~~W!L.!l :s...:.;;; No. Description. Remarks. 14 "A" 'fen ts ..•....•...... •..... 29 Tent J:>oles ....•...... •...... •...... 78 Tent Pins ...... 7 Mallets .•••...... " ...... 1 Camp Stool ...•...... 5 Fifes ...... ••.•...... 1 Bass Drumo ..•.....•...... , ...... •..... Old. 1 Tenor Drum shell ...... •..... 9 Pairs Ebony Drum Sticks...... New. 3 Pairs Drum Sticks ... : ...... Old. 1 Vom:niJsary's Chest and Contents ...... New, 1 Set Dry .Mmwures ...... 3 Tunnel,; ..•...... ••.....•....•...... , •... 2 Hammers ...... •...... •...... •. 2 Molasses Gates .•...•...... Small. 2 :Faucets ...... •...•...•...... ••... \Vocden. 2 Faucets ...... •...... • , ...... ufeta.l. 800 Dippers, (tin) ...... Part Army, new. 800 Pbtes, (tin) ...... New. 800 Spoons, (iron) ...... New. 1 Counter Scale and Weights ...... I Galion M.ea;;;n::e, (ti~) ...... •...... 1 2-Q~rnrt Measure, (tm) ....•...... , .... , . · ·, ·, 1 1 1-Pmt Measure, ( tm) ...... 1 1 !-Pint Measure, (tin) ...... 1 Milk Measure, (tin) ...... 5 S.coops, (tin) ...... , .. .. 1 ~Ient Saw ...... •...... •... 1 Cleaver, ...... , . , ...... , ..... , .. . 3 l\iea,t l{nives .•.•...... •...... 1 Knife Steel...... •.. , ...... , ...... , .. . 1 Meat Hook •...... •...... 3 Hatchets ....•...... , ..•...... 3 Candle Sticks, (tin) ...... 4 Tables •...... 1 Water Pail ...... , 2 Desks ...... •...... •..•••••.... 1 Broom •...... •...... •.... 1 Pick Axe ....•...... •...• 1 Bit Stock and Bits...... I Draw I{nife ...... I Bench Vise. , , .... , ...... I Portable Steps ...... •...... , ...... •...... 1 Hand Barrow ...... •...... I Screw Driver ...... " ...... I Rake, (iron he.ad) ...... • I Dust Pan ...... I Hand Saw ...... •...... ·... . I Cooper's Adze ...... , ...... 1 ,vhetstone .•...... •...... I 11ail Basket ...... •...... •..•.... , ...•...... 1 Tap Borer ...... •...•...... •..•... I Bung Driver .....•...... •.•...... • 1 Worm for Cask Heads ...... I Iron Hoop Driver •..••...... •...••...... •. 3 Ladders ...... •.... ,,,.·,··············,···· 1 Broad Axe •...... •...... •. 3 Brands, "State of Maine" ...... •...... • I Lot Tools for Cleaning Guns ...... •...... •... 3 Tool Boxes ...... ••...•...... ••..••.....• 1 Lot Staging Lumber ...... , ...... , ...... , I 54 QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. Returrc· of Military Property in State .Arsenal, Bangor-Continued. CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. No. Description. Remarks. 3 Militia Laws of 1850 ••••.•.••••••••••••••••.... 1 Cooper's and Macomb's Tactics ...... •...•.. , .... 2 Hardee's Infantry Tactics ....•...... • , .•...... 1 Scott's Infantry Tactics ...... 1 Army Regulations, •..•..•....•.•.•...•..••.. , • 25 Packing Boxes for Enfield Rifles ..... · · · · · · · · · · · 1 20 Packing Boxes for Guns .••...••...... •••... New. 48 Packing Boxes .•••...... ••...... •..••... ,Part incomplete. TABLE No. 15. Return of Military Property on deposit at the Adjutant General's Office, December 31, 1872. No. \ Description. Remarks. ----:------183 springfield Breech-Loading Rifle Muskets ...... 183 1Bayonets1 ...... ••...... •...... • 183 '.Screw Drivers ...... •...... 36 l!Tumbler Punches .•...... •...... , ...• 18 Spring Vises ...... , ...... •...... 45 jMaiu Springs ...... ••... 45 !Sear Springs ...... 45 !Tumbler Screws ...... •...... •...•..•...... 45 Ejector Springs ...... 45 1.1:!'iring Pins ...... •...... •••••...... 45 Firing Pin Springs ...... 45 Firing Pin Screws ...... •.....•.•...... 45 Cam Latch Springs ...... ,18 Extractors ...... 45 Breech Block Cap :3crews ..•...•.•.. , ..•.....•. 8 Instruction Books ...... •....•...•.•..... , 9 Arm Chests ...... •...... 1 Packing Box ...... •...•.•. 9 Copies Upton's Tactics ...... • ...... 2 Copies Artillery Tactics ...... B: B. MURRAY, JR., Acting Quartermaster General. fl PAYMASTER GENERAL'S REPORT. ~. Commutation of clothing has been paid during the year as fol lows, viz: To the Belfast City Guards of Belfast ...... $349 91 To the Hersey Light Infantry of Oldtown ...... 1,311 81 $1,721 72 Prior to this year, there had been paid since the commencement of the year 1861, by different Paymasters, for State Bounties, war of 1861 ...... $4,658,538 B. B. MURRAY, JR., Acting Paymaster General. APPENDIX. ST.A.TE OF MAINE. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, } Augusta, January 22, 1872. GENERAL ORDER No. 1. The following officers are announced as the Staff of the Gover- nor and Commander-in-Chief: Brigadier General James A. Hall, Inspector General. Colonel Elbridge A. Thompson, Assistant Surgeon General. Colonel Elias Milliken, Assi!tant Commissary General. Colonel J. Manchester Haynes, Assistant Judge Advocate General. Lieut. Colonel Alexander B. Sumner, l L~eut. Colonel Frederick E. Shaw, ~ Aides-de-Cam Lieut. Colonel John W. Atwell, I p. Lieut. Colonel George W. Parker, J They will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of the Governor and Commander-in-Chief. B. B. MURRAY, JR., Adjutant General .. STATE OF MAINE. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, } Augusta, February 1, 1872. GENERAL ORDER No. 2. I. The organization known as the·" Calais Company," Captain· W. B. Taylor commanding, is hereby discontinued. II. The organization known as the " Hersey Light Infantry " of Oldtown, Captain M. M. Folsom commanding, is accepted as the tenth Company authorized by act of February 23d, 1869. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. B. B. MURRAY, JR., Adjutant General. 8· 58 APPENDIX. srrATE OF MAINE. ADJUTANT GENERA.L's OFFICE, } Augusta, May 1st, 1872. GENERAL ORDER No. 3. I. In accordance with the arrangement made with the Inspector General, the several companies of Volunteer State Militia will assemble for inspection at their respective places of rendezvous at the time designated as follows, viz : Belfast City Guards, Captain W. H. Fogler commanding, Mon day, May ·6, 1872. Jameson Guards, Bangor, Captain Daniel White commanding, Tuesday, May 7, 1872. Crosby Guards, Hampden, Captain F. G. Flagg commanding, Wednesday, May 8, 1872. Skowhegan Light Infantry, Captain Isaac Dyer commanding, Thursday, May 9, 1872. Capital Guards, Augusta, Capt. J. T. Woodward commanding, Friday, May 10, 1872. Portland Mechanic Blues, Lieut. E. W. Loveitt commanding, Monday, May 13, 1872. Norway Light Infantry, Captain George L. Beal commanding, Tuesday, May 14, 1872. Auburn Light Infantry, Captain · A. C. Pray commanding, Thursday, May 16, 1872. Portland Light Infantry, Captain C. P. Mattocks, commanding, Thursday, June 6, 1872. II. The inspection will be preceded by a review and such drill in the tactics as may be directed by the iii.specting officer. III. The commanding officers will have rolls prepared showing the condition of their companies on the day of inspection. IV. The inspecting officer will care.fully examine each company, and make report of its proficiency in drill, of its discipline, soldier ly appearance, and the condition of the uniforms, arms, equipments and all military property in its possession belonging to the State. V. Generhl James A. Hall, Inspector General, will make the inspection. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. B. B. MURRAY, JR., Adjutant General. c, APPENDIX. 59 ST.A.TE OF M.AINE. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, } Augusta, June 25, 1872. GENERAL ORDER No. 4. Major General Joshua L. Chamberlain is assigned to duty as Commander of the Volunteer Iviilitia, and commanding officers of companies and military organizations 2.ccepted into the service of the State, are ~equired to report to him. He will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. B. B. :MURRAY, JR., .Adjutant General. STA.TE OF MAINE. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, ·} Augusta, March 25, 1872. SPECIAL ORDER No. 2. I. The Hersey Light Infantry of Oldtown, Captain M. M. Folsom commanding, will p,ssomblo for inspection and muster on Wednesday the third of April, 1872. II. General James A, Hall, Inspector General, will inspect and muster said company, and ma.kc return of the same, duly certified, to this office. III. Not more than ninety-eight enlisted men will be mustered' L.1to said company. IV. Colonel E. A. Thompson, Assistant Surgeon General, will assist General Hall in the inspection. V. The provisions of General Order No. 3 from this office, series 1869, will be observed by the inspecting officer. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. B. B. MURR.A Y, JR., .Adjutant General. - l,I 60 APPENDIX. ST.A.TE OF MAINE. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, } Augusta, October 21, 18'12. SPECIAL ORDER NO. 20. The Androscoggin Light Artillery, Captain A. S. Perham com manding, of the Volunteer Militia of Maine, is assigned to the command of Major General J. L. Chamberlain, to whom Captain Perham will report for orders. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. B. B. MURR.A. Y, JR., Adjutant General. STATE OF MAINE. ADJUTANT GENER.AL'S OFFICE, } Augusta, November 18, 18'12. SPECIAL ORDER No. 22. The Portland Montgomery Guards, Captain Augustus J. Mc Mahon commanding, of the Volunteer Militia of Maine, is assigned to the command of Major General J. L. Chamberlain, to whom Captain McMahon will report for orders. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. B. B. MURRAY, JR., Adjutant General. i, ~