Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

[page 1] Office Millitary Board Little Rock February 1st 1862 The Millitary Board met to day at the usual hour. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. L.D. Hill: When the following rules were adopted by the Millitary Board of the State of Arkansas; to wit: Ordered by the Millitary Board of the State of Arkansas; that the following rules be and hereby adopted for its action, and for the action of its officers.

Rule 1st All official action of the Millitary Board to be authorized and binding; must be ordered or sanctioned by at least two members of the same personally present; or approved in writing if not present:

Rule 2nd No claim or demand against the State to be paid to any agent or holder until written authority is filed with the Board authorizing the payment of the same:

Rule 3rd No claim or demand against the State created by any agent or mustering officer of the Millitary Board, or by any militia officer of the State, to be paid until such agent or officer shall have filed with the Millitary Board a list or abstract of all such claims.

Rule 4th No claim or demand against the State for clothing or other articles sold to soldiers to be paid until the same is charged to the soldier or soldiers on the muster roll of the [page 2] Company to which they belong, certified by the Captain of said company and filed in the office of the Millitary Board. The following claims were then presented and allowed and ordered to be paid: Pine Bluff Telegraph Co.’s claim for dispatches from and to Millitary Board $12.85 James Jackson’s claim for wood furnished and attending to rooms of Millitary Board $26.50 Broughtin & Hagers claims for making desks and tables for Millitary Board $59.00 W.F. Hoadly’s claim for rent of room for Office of Millitary Board $37.50 Steam Boat Conway’s claims for Transporting 23 men Rector Guards $46.00 “ 24 “ Harris Guards 48.00 “ 17 “ Yell Guards 42.50 $136.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

James A. Wilson’s Requisition for funds to pay outstanding claims against him as Quartermaster 14th Regiment A.V. was filed and the amt. furnished $2800.00 H.M. Rector L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 3] Office Millitary Board Little Rock February 3rd 1862 The Board met to day at the usual hour: Present H.M. Rector Gov. Hon. L.D. Hill and Hon. C.W. Board: G.W. Gleason Quartermaster General was ordered to take all the clothing now on hand at this point and at Des Arc and proceed with it to the Head Quarters of General W.J. Hardee Bowling Green Ky. To be disposed of for the benefit of the Arkansas troops now under his command, as per instructions furnished which will appear in full on order Book page 88. Gen. W.J. Hardee; A written communication respecting the clothing sent to the Arkansas troops under command of Gen. Hardee and other matters, which will appear on order book, page 86 was made by Gov. H.M. Rector P.M.B. to Gen. W.J. Hardee. G.W. Glenn Quartermaster. Filed requisition for funds to pay transportation & other expenses in taking clothing to Arkansas troops in Ky. and funds were furnished to the amt. of $800.00 J.M. Jolley’s claim for Quartermaster and commissary stores furnished detachment Scott’s Squadron while conveying Jayhawkers to Little Rock was presented and allowed and ordered to be paid amounting 27.25 David Taylor presented the following claims for commissary stores furnished 15th Regiment while being mustered by C.L. Dawson which was allowed and ordered to be paid. J.D. Billingsly’s claim for commissary stores 75 John Cooper’s “ “ “ “ 78.60 David Taylor’s “ “ “ “ 75 David Taylor’s “ “ “ “ 40.60 [page 4] David Taylor presented the following claims for guns purchased by W.R. McKean agt. of the Milliary Board to arm 15th Regmt. A.V. which was allowed and ordered to be paid. James M. Russey’s Claim 20.00 James S[illegible] “ 15.00 David Taylor’s “ 10.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Joel Cummings’ “ 15.00 Jesse Burke’s “ 25.00 W. Sharp’s “ 20.00 John E. Billingsley’s “ 20.00 David Taylor’s “ 15.00 J. W. Wright’s “ 18.00 John Quinn’s “ 20.00 =$178.00

David Taylor presented the following certificates for clothing sold to the Central Committee of Sevier County which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Rebecca Pearce’s 22.00 Nathaniel Billingsley’s 29.25 David Taylor’s 30.50 $81.75 H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 5]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock February 5th 1862 The Board met to day at the usual hour. Present Hon. L. D. Hill and Hon. C. W. Board. Ordered by the Millitary Board that Colo. G.W. Lamoyne commander of the 17th Regiment Ark. Vol. turn over his command to Maj. Lawrence or to the Senior Capt. of said Regmt. And report himself to the Millitary Board at Little Rock. (see order book page 84) Ordered by the Millitary Board that Maj. Lawrence if present or Capt. J.M. Dowdle if in command take command of the 17th Regmt. Ark. Vol. ordered to be turned over to you by Colo. G.W. Lemoyne and to march the same to some eligible point within five or ten miles of Little Rock and await further orders: See order book page 85. C.W. Board L.D. Hill [page 6]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Ark. Feby. 7th 1862 The Board met to day at the usual hour. Present Govr. H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board Thomas H. Wyse – Presented the following claims of Quarter Masters supplies and uses certified by John L. Kuykenal, special quarter of the 5th Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Jesse Williams claim for Quarter Master stores $15.00 Harry Brays “ 59.40 Henry Brays “ 45.00 John L. McWhirter “ 82.30

Thomas H. Wyse presented the following claims for commissary stores certified by B. H. Sweeny Lieut. Col. commanding the 5th Regiment, which was allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: Jesse Williams claim for Commissary Stores $25.25 A.H. Thomasson’s “ “ “ 6.80 John Nicholas “ “ “ 35.00 William Dean “ “ “ 75.67 Saml. Newberry “ “ “ 24.36 L.L. Mack “ “ “ 4.22 Total Amount claims $373.00

B.O. Hattox & Co. presented a claim for balance due them for receiving, storing and forwarding Freight for the State of Arkansas, certified by M.L. Bell, for the sum of Forty One dollars and Fifty cents, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Fan & Holmes’s claim for medicines purchased for the use of the 17th Regiment amounting to the sum of Thirty Seven Dollars and Ninety Five cents, certified by S.W. Williams, Mustering officer was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 7] G.A. Hale presented the following amounts for Quarter Masters stores, certified by E.C. Jordan Quarter Master of the 12th Regiment: which were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: W.S. Moore’s claim Quarter Masters stores $200.00 M.I. Hale “ “ “ “ 350.00 Board adjourned $550.00

H.M. Rector C.M. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 11 Feby. 1862 The Board met at the usual hour to day. Present Gov. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. Thomas Parsel, Senr. Presented the following amounts for keeping ‘Jayhawkers’ in Pulaski County Jail, and for guarding the same to wit Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Thomas Parsel, Senior For keeping the Jayhawkers in Pulaski County Jail 1473 days at 65 cents per day $957.45 For funeral expenses of Edward Stobaugh 15.00 Total am’t. $972.45 Thomas Parsel, Jr. for guarding Jahawkers in the Pulaski County Jail from 28 November 1861 to the 24 Janry. 1862 – 58 days at $2.25 per day. $130.50 R.C. Nutter For guarding Jahawkers in Pulaski County Jail from 28 November 1861 to the 24 Jany. 1861 – 58 days at $2.25 per day. $130.50

Each of the above amounts was allowed and ordered to be paid. Danley Holtzman’s account amounting to Twenty Four dollars and Fifty cents for publishing Genl. Van Dorns Proclamation was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 8] Theo. L. Alden’s account for his services as Hospital Steward in the 2nd formerly 3rd Regiment of Arkansas State Volunteers, amounting to Thirty dollars, was presented allowed and ordered to be paid.

Dr. John Jobe presented the following claims for Guns purchased by W. K. McKean Agent of the Military Board to arm the 15th Regiment which was allowed, and ordered to be paid to wit: A.J. Freeman $50.00 L. F. Carter 20.00 J.B. Pope 25.00 C. Nelson 15.00 J.T. Hamiter 125.00 J.H. Smith 20.00 Edmund Hamiter 35.00 $290.00

Also, John Jobe presented the following amounts for commissary supplies which certified [?] by Col. C.L. Dawson of 15th Regiment, and they were allowed and ordered to be paid. F.M. Goodson commissary stores $7.50 David Hamiter 251.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Lignon Kent 7.00 265.50

Also John Jobe presented the following accounts for quarter masters supplies certified by Col. C.L. Dawson of the 15th Regiment for the use of said Regiment which was allowed and ordered to be paid. John T. Hamiter Q.M. stores $200.00 D. H. Hamiter 8.00 208.00 Tot. amount $763.50 [page 9] Lieut. Col. P.R. Smith of the 15th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers presented the following claims for guns purchased by W.K. McKean Agent of the Military Board to arm the 15 Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, towit Joseph Blevens $18.00 W.W. Vaughan 20.00 J. L. Matherson 25.00 R. D. Owens 25.00 Thomas Wright 16.00 Robert Gray 10.00 Thomas S. Bell 20.00 B.F. Scoggins 50.00 H.D. Medlock 12.00 Lafayette Williams 20.00 P.R. Smith 25.00 Total amt. $241.00

Steam Boat Conway’s accounts as follows were presented by [illegible] and allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit: Passage of 23 men at 2$Each – certified by Capt. G.W. Glenn $46.00 Passage of 24 men at $2 Ea. certified by John B. Cocke 2nd Lieutenant 48.00 and Recruiting officer of “Harris Guards” Passage of 17 men at $2.50 Ea. Certified by Thomas Calvin Recruiting 42.50 officer of Yell Guards and by F. McNally, Capt. of Yell Guards

Total amt. $136.50 On Motion the Board adjourned. Attest A.J. Smith, asst. secy. H.M. Rector M.B. C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 12th Feby. 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. Lieutenant Colonel P.A. Smith presented the following claims certified by Col. C.L. Dawson of the 15th Regiment for Quarter Master supplies purchased for the use of said Regiment to wit: J.F. Green $160.00 Wesley House 500.00 Anthony Floyd 186.50 W.W. Williams 100.00 George C. Falls 12.50 J.K. Ferguson 140.00 J.K. Ferguson 252.20 William M. Scott 16.16 W.J. Smith 90.18 W.W. Vaughan 8.00 Bryant & Hutchinson 30.00 Bryant & Hutchinson 29.45 Sarah Womack 12.00 John H. Dossey 4.50 H.H. Meredith 150.00 Levi Davis 180.00 Parker & Pride 14.75 Rucker Jackson 3.00 W.G. Scoggins 160.00 B.F. Scoggins 175.00 J.W. Scoggins 100.00 P.A. Smith $1190 P.A. Smith $63.02 1,253.02 P.A. Smith $715 P.A. Smith $239 954.00 James W. Scoggins $8 H.H. Mendill $38 46.00 John H. Hall $25 Charlie Lyndsey $3 28.00 B.F. Scoggins 8.00 Rector & Hall 578.64 W.B. Speer 1594.44 James W. Watson 27.25 Tot. Amount Dollars $6813.59 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Which claims were allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 11] Lieutenant Colonel P.R. Smith, presented the following claims, certified by C.L. Dawson Col. of the 15th Regiment for Commissary supplies furnished said Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit W.H. Rector $62.50 Martha Coulter 112.55 W.H. Wright 79.02 Thomas Wright 41.35 Frank Miller 381.90 Frank Miller 164.25 B.R. Barnett 17.40 W.G. Stuart 32.28 L.A. Williams 6.00 Thomas Wright 47.95 W.B. Speer 288.18 Total amt. $1233.38

William W. Andrews presented the following account for gun purchased by W.K. McKean for the purpose of arming the 15 Regiment which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Mrs. Mary Williams Double B. Shot Gun $22.50

William W. Andrews presented the following accounts for Quarter Masters stores for the 15 Regiment certified by Col. C.L. Dawson which were allowed and ordered to be paid P.R. Smith for 89 Blankets $400.00 William C. Bryant 51.00 Rucker Jackson 60.00 William B. Speer 53.00 $564.00

William W. Andrews presented the following accounts for commissary supplies furnished the 15 Regiment, certified by Col. C.L. Dawson which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Rucker Jackson $64.02 William B. Speer $265.88 329.90 Total amount $916.40 [page 12] S.H. McCasland presented the following accounts for Guns purchased by W.K. McKean for the purpose of arming the 15th Regiment which were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

James S. Oakley $30.00 John W. Heill 16.00 $46.00

S.H. McCasland presented the following accounts for Quarter Master & Commissary Stores for the 15th Regiment certified by Col. C.L. Dawson which were allowed and ordered to be paid. T.R. Braggs Commissary stores $31.87 Sam’l Floyd 5.00 Nathan Eldridge 18.00 $54.87 Tot. Amount $100.87

S.H. McCasland presented the following accounts for articles furnished the 15th Regiment, certified by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board and Col. C.L. Dawson, which were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit George Smith for a Gun $16.00 W.W. Vaughan for Quarter Masters supplies 72.50 Nancy Bell for Quarter Masters supplies 32.00 David Reeder One Mule 150.00 Total Amount $270.50

Dr. A.W. Webb’s account for Medical attendance on the Jahawkers confined in the Pulaski County Jail, amounting to Two Hundred Dollars was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. Anderson Adkinson’s account for Two sides Harness Leather furnished for the 10th Regiment certified by Col. T.D. Merrick, amounting to Eight Dollars and Fifty cents was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 13] William Adkins presented the following accounts which were allowed and ordered to be paid being purchased for the use of the 17th Regiment and certified by Sam’l. W. Williams Mustering Officer and Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne, to wit: George W.W. Taylor, for use of a six mule team and waggon from 20 December 1861 to 4 January 1862 both days inclusive, in Capt. John G. Perry’s company, 15 days at $6.00 per day, amount to Ninety Dollars. Geo. W.W. Taylor, for 5 days’ hauling with a six horse team for Capt. Perry’s company, transportation to Dardanelle, amount to Thirty Dollars. Geo. W.W. Taylor, for one six Horse Waggon and six mules for the 17th Regiment, amounting to the sum of Nine Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

A.J. Quindley’s account for services as assistant Quarter Master for the month ending 10th February 1862 at $1000 per annum, amounting to Eighty Six and 68/100 Dollars, for amount paid for making Ink to mark Boxes, Thirty Five cents was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. J.C. Johnson, assignee of James Hunter, presented an account for hauling and feed for Team, amounting to Seventy Five and 50/100 Dollars, certified by Marsh Walker, Mustering officer of 5th Regiment was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. William Adkins presented the following account of James H. Gilleland for a Four mule team and Waggon from the 13 December 1861 to the 4th day of January 1862 used by Captain John G. Perry and certified by Sam W. Williams Lieut. Colonel of 17th Regiment 21 days at $5 per day, amounting to the sum of One hundred and Five dollars, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 14] William Adkins presented the account James H. Gilleland for hire of Four Horse Wagon & Team for 47 days at $4 per day, amounting to the sum of One Hundred and Eighty Eight Dollars, certified by Sam W. Williams Lieutenant Colonel 17th Regiment, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. William Adkins’s For Service of Four Mule Team and Waggon from 18th day of November 1861 to 4th January 1862, inclusive, 48 days at 5$per day amounting to Two Hundred and Forty Dollars certified by Sam W. Williams Lieutenant Colonel of the 17th Regiment which was allowed and ordered to be paid. George W. Lemoyne’s account for services as Mustering Officer of the 17 Regiment for Thirty days at $5 per day, amounting to the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. Sam. W. Williams’s account for money expended by him in raising the 17th Regiment, amounting to the sum of Sixteen Dollars and Fifty Six cents, was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. Joseph C. Schader’s Account for Beef furnished Woodruff’s Artillery company, certified by Captain Woodruff, amounting to the sum of Sixty Five Dollars and Fifty Three cents was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. Thomas C. Peek’s Account for publishing Proclamation of the Governor and other Notes for military purposes amounting to the sum of Sixty Three dollars and Seventy Five cents was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 15] George W. Lemoyne presented the following Accounts for expenses incurred by him in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. James Brunow $10.50 William James 3.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Mrs. Cooper 3.00 A.K. Foster 8.55 J.B. Edrington 5.50 R.L. Markham 2.00 Total amount $32.55 Saml. W. Williams presented the following Accounts for expenses incurred in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment certified by himself as Mustering Officer of said Regiment, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Stephen D. Lewis For forage and provisions for Teams of the 17th Regiment $14.65 George Harris For ferriage across the Cadron of Teams & Wagons of 17 Regiment 3.50 Total amt. claims $18.15

Lynn & Gill’s For publishing Proclamation of the Governor for Military purposes, amounting to Fifteen Dollars was presented by Hon. C.W. Board, allowed and ordered to be paid. Thomas C. Peek’s Account for publication of General Burgevin’s “Proclamation” for Five Dollars was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. Jesse Witt presented the claim of Jacob Hartwick, for subsistence furnished Jahawkers certified by W.W. Garner, Quarter Master amounting to Seventeen Dollars and Two cents, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 16] W.W. Garner’s account was presented for Thirty Nine Dollars and Five cents for subsistence furnished Jahawkers certified by himself as Quarter Master, allowed and ordered to be paid. Sam W. Williams For cash advanced to Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne to purchase subsistence for the 17th Regiment, certified by Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne amounting to One Hundred Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Horace P. Vaughan’s account for amount paid out by him for incidental expenses of the Military Board amounting to the sum of Thirty Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. On Motion the Board adjourned. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 17]

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 13 February 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board Jacob M. Sims presented the following Accounts for past expenses incurred in raising and equiping the 15th Regiment, certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, which was allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: M.W. Lock For Quarter Masters stores $18.00 E.M. Thorington “ “ “ 12.00 David Chambers “ “ “ 125.00 James Turrentine “ “ “ 7.50 W.L. Turrentine “ “ “ 15.75 James Turrentine “ “ “ 73.75 Mathew W. Locke “ “ “ 747.32 Taylor Polk “ “ “ 30.00 Taylor Polk “ “ “ 500.00 S.W. Henry “ “ “ 900.00 W.C. Graves “ “ “ 300.00 Jesse Bean “ “ “ 6.00 Mrs. P. Leslie “ “ “ 16.00 J.M. Sims “ “ “ 100.00 W. H. Green “ “ “ 40.00 T. S. Leake “ “ “ 51.87 J.M. Sims “ “ “ 3,000.00 J.M. Sims “ “ “ 100.75 J.M. Sims “ “ “ 500.00 John Kesterson “ “ “ 150.00 L.B. Davis “ “ “ 5.00 Nathan Levi “ “ “ 11.00 Levi Turrentine “ “ “ 110.67 Total amt. Quarter M. Supplies $6,820.61

Norman McCloud For Guns McKean 25.00 G.T. Eperson “ “ by McKean 15.00 W.C. Davis “ “ “ 20.00 Uriah Stone “ “ “ 20.00 Nathan Levi “ “ “ 35.00 James Smith “ “ “ 20.00 Daniel Tollet “ “ “ 23.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Amount Brought Forward $158.00 6820.61 Henry Brazil For a gun 24.00 182.00 [page 18] John Kesterson For Commissary 156.00 Total Amt. $7158.61

William E. Woodruff Senr. Presented the following accounts accrued in raising and equiping the 15th Regiment certified by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board, and by Col. C.L. Dawson which was allowed and ordered to be paid towit S.B. Clements for one double barrell shot gun purchased by W.K. McKean agt. of the Board $20.00 S.B. Clements For 1996 lbs Flour at 4c. certified by Col. C.L. Dawson amt. to $79.84 Amount Dollars $99.84

Hinkle & Sons Account for Medicines furnished the 10th Regiment and certified by Col. T.D. Merrick amounting to One Hundred and Forty Two Dollars and Forty Six cents, was presented by P. Jordan, and allowed and ordered to be paid. William M. Hays, presented the following accounts for subsistence & c. furnished the 45th Regiment while engaged in suppressing insurrection & c. certified by Quarter Master J.J.Dawson, Adjutant General E. Burgevin & W.M. Hays Col. commanding 45 Regiment Arkansas Militia, which was allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: W.M. Housley Quarter Masters Department $48.50 C.F. Thomas clothing & other articles purchased by Adjutant E. Burgevin For said Regt. 37.13 John P. Robertson for Hawling done by order of Quarter Master J.J. Dawson 7.50 D.F. Jinkens for Beef purchased by W.M. Hays for use of said Regiment 12.00 Alexander Heill for use of House for officers of said Regmnt 1 month certified by J.J. Dawson Qr. M. 25.00 Total amt. 130.13 [page 19] John L.P. Pool’s [illegible] for One Hundred and Eighteen Dollars was presented by Jacob M. Sims as assignee for hauling clothing from Paraclifta Sevier County Arkansas to the 12th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, in the Confederate service, certified by the Clothing Committee of said county, and by Col. E.W. Gantt of 12th Regiment was allowed, ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

W.V. Ashley presented the following accounts for expenses incurred in suppressing the Insurrection in Searcy County, which was allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit: Hartwell Greeson For 1 Hog furnished 45th Regiment Ark. Militia, certified by R.N. Melton Commissary of said Regiment amounting to $11.00 H. Greeson For 400 Bundles Fodder at $2 per Hundred, certified by J.J. Dawson, Quarter Master of said Regiment 8.00 James A. Thomas, For Pork & Beef furnished said Regiment, certified By Wm. M. Hays commanding 45 Regt. amount to 56.22 Total amount $75.22 On motion the Board adjourned. H.M. Rector C.M. Board [page 20]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 14 February 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. P.C. Wait presented the following accounts for Guns purchased by W.K. McKean as agent of the Military Board for the purpose of arming the 15th Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. J.M. Harder For Guns 18.00 McGuire & Anderson “ “ 13.00 J.R. Ferguson “ “ 35.00 Wily McGuire “ “ 25.00 Thomas W. Stephens “ “ 25.00 William Nelson “ “ 20.00 R.L. Duncan “ “ 55.00 Obediah Gilbert “ “ 15.00 Robert C . Snoddy “ “ 16.00 William Gordon “ “ 25.00 D.B. Archer “ “ 16.00 H.J. Jones “ “ 25.00 L. Huddleston “ “ 20.00 Peyton Epperson “ “ 20.00 W.M. Guise “ “ 20.00 L. Huddleston “ “ 20.00 Isaac R. Eddings “ “ 15.00 Evan Parker “ “ 15.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

William Cox “ “ 25.00 Alexander Douthard “ “ 18.00 T.B. Goodson “ “ 15.00 T.B. Goodson “ “ 25.00 J.M. Gilbert “ “ 16.00 James Smith “ “ 20.00 F.W. Gilbert “ “ 18.00 B.H. Staten “ “ 12.00 $547.00 P.C. Wait also presented the following accounts for commissary supplies purchased for the use of the 15th Regiment. Forwarded 547.00 [page 21] P.C. Wait’s account continue & brought Forward. Certified by Col. C.L. Dawson which were allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit: P.C. Wait For Commissary Stores 2.50 James Clardy “ “ “ 44.35 J.M. Goodwin “ “ “ 21.40 Reid & Wait “ “ “ 874.88 943.73

P.C. Wait also presented the following accounts for Quarter Masters supplies purchased for the 15th Regiment and certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit: Reid & Wait Qr. Masters Supplies 702.19 Thomas Holt Quarter M. Supplies 10.50 Henry Pope “ “ “ 130.88 John Clopton “ “ “ 126.45 John Clopton “ “ “ .85 J.M. Gallagher “ “ “ 116.23 Nancy Ann White “ “ “ 82.00 J.O. Forgy “ “ “ 150.00 Lafayette Williams “ “ “ 555.00 Samuel Eady “ “ “ 5.00 R.L. Duncan “ “ “ 11.00 McGuire & Anderson “ “ “ 56.75 Henry C. Wren “ “ “ 12.50 Isaac Murray “ “ “ 3.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

W.P. Stephenson “ “ “ 10.00 1,972.85 Total amount 3,462.98

Drake & Byrd presented an account for 106 lb. skillets at 10c., amount to Ten and 60/100 dollars furnished 17th Regiment certified by Sam. W. Williams Mustering Officer, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Arkansas State Telegraph Company presented an account of Sixty Dollars and Thirty Five cents for Telegraphic Dispatches, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 22] William E. Woodruff Senior presented the following accounts which were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: Henry Vinson’s account of Twenty Seven Dollars and Fifty Five cents for subsistence for 13th Regiment certified by A.D. Grayson Mustering Officer. J.M. Burk’s Account of Twenty Dollars for hauling done for the 13th Regiment certified by Col. J.C. Tappan & J.M. Pollard Quarter Master. John Burt’s account of Seventeen dollars and Twenty Five cents for subsistence for 13th Regiment certified by J.M. Pollard Quarter Master and Col. J.C. Tappan. Z.H. Mook’s Account of Three and 57/100 Dollars Quarter Masters supplies furnished for 5th Regiment certified by Col. D.C. Cross. Making total amount of William E. Woodruff’s accounts the sum of Sixty Eight Dollars & Thirty Four cents. Peter Brugman’s account for the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Eight Dollars and Fifty Five cents for medicines for sick Jahawkers certified by Dr. A.W. Webb was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. George W. Carroll’s Account of Thirty Eight Dollars and Fifty cents for Forage of Col. Lemoyne’s Regiment (17th) was presented allowed and ordered to be paid, said amounts being certified by Lt. Col. Sam W. Williams. Paul C. Hill’s Account for his services and making an Inventory of Quarter Masters and Military Goods amounting to the Sum of Twenty One Dollars and Sixty Six cents being for 4 1/3 days labor at $5/per day was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 23] Samuel W. Williams presented the following accounts for expenses & subsistence of the 17th Regiment, certified by himself as Mustering officer which was allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: A.J. Meers for 500 lb. Bulk Pork @ 15c. $75.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

J.T. T[illegible] for [illegible] 18.50 Total amount 93.50 On Motion the Board adjourned. H.M. Rector C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arkansas 15 Febry 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board Dr. John I. Stirman presented the following accounts for expenses in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment, certified by Col. Lemoyne and Sam W. Williams Mustering officer, which were allowed and ordered to be paid towit: G.T. Holmes For Medicine for 17th Regiment $59.60 G.T. Holmes For Medicine for 17th Regiment 18.52 Williams & Potts For Medicine for 17th Regiment 17.63 S.S. Kimball For Qu. Masters & Commissary supplies 24.05 Kirkbride Potts For Forage & subsistence 95.77 J.M. Rayburn For Quarter Masters supplies 2.50 William H. Dawson For 103 lb. cotton 10c. 10.30 Kirkbride Potts 3.00 Samuel [illegible] For 70 Binds Fodder 2c. 1.40 Samuel Mc[illegible] For 90 Bushels corn 5c. 45.00 Total Amount $277.77

H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 24] Capt. John G. McKean presented the following claims for debts created in raising and equiping the 15th Regiment certified by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board and Col. C.L. Dawson which were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: C.P. Turrentine For Guns 25.00 J.R. Tinney “ “ 25.00 T.C. Peppers “ “ 15.00 L.H. Norwood “ “ 17.00 John B. Hall “ “ 20.00 Samuel R. Weems “ “ 28.00 John Hadley “ “ 28.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

J.R. Yearby “ “ 16.00 J. L. Jones “ “ 30.00 L. H. Norwood “ “ 20.00 L. Thomas “ “ 12.00 James M. Norwood “ “ 23.00 W. C. Herren “ “ 14.00 L. H. Norwood “ “ 25.00 W.L. Brumlow “ “ 18.00 James M. Rogers “ “ 19.00 Hiram Autrey “ “ 12.00 Z. Humphries “ “ 25.00 Z. Humphries “ “ 20.00 W.B. Harper “ “ 20.00 =412.00

John S. Hawkins For Qr. Master supplies 165.00 Simeon Dilliard “ “ “ “ 12.00 James Burns “ “ “ “ 140.00 W. K. McKean “ “ “ “ 12.00 B. Norwood & Son “ “ “ 5.00 W. K. McKean “ “ “ “ 292.73 =626.73

W.C. Byrd For commissary “ 13.50 B. Norwood “ “ “ 102.00 S. R. Weems “ “ “ 26.60 Henry Miller “ “ “ 2.72 E. G. Corder “ “ “ 26.00 =170.82 Total Amount $1209.55

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 17th February 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board The proceedings of the Board from the 3rd Instant up to date were read and approved. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Dr. John Kirkwood’s Account for medical services rendered Lieut. Col. F.A. Terry’s Battalion while in camp at this place amounting to the sum of Two Hundred and Forty Three Dollars was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. E.N. Langford’s Account for Blankets & socks furnished the Central Clothing Committee of White County and by them certified, for Seventy Five Dollars and Fifty cents was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. P. N. Compton’s Account for articles furnished the “Weaver Artillery Company, certified by Capt. Woodruff for Thirteen Dollars was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. W. B. Flowers’s Account for a Gun purchased from him by Lt. Col. F.A. Terry for the use of his Battalion for Thirty Dollars was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. On motion the Board adjourned. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 26]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 18th Febry 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. F.A. Sarasin’s Account for Seven dollars for flour furnished “Weaver Artillery Company” certified by Capt. Woodruff was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. D.D. Jones presented the following claim certified by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board and by Col. C.L. Dawson, created in arming and equiping the 15th Regiment were allowed and ordered to be paid To wit: John Cooper for one musket $15.00 Daniel Simpson for subsistence and hawling Guns and provisions 107.00 Total Amount $122.00

Green Wilson’s Account for Balance due for purchase of One Waggon for use of 12th Regiment and certified by E.C. Jordan Quarter Master of said Regiment for the sum of One Hundred & Thirteen Dollars was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. William Murray’s Account for Bread furnished the “Weaver Artillery Company” certified by Capt. Woodruff, amounting to the sum of Fifty Dollars and Twenty Five cents was presented, allowed, and ordered to be paid. On motion the Board adjourned. H.M. Rector C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 19th February 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Thomas Parham’s account for One Wagon purchased for the use of the 12th Regiment certified by E.C. Jordan Quarter Master, amounting to the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. M.A. Kendall’s account for clothing furnished the State by the Central clothing committee of Johnson county amounting to the sum of Twenty Five dollars and sixty cents, was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. B. Abernathy’s account for 230 lb Bacon at 20c. per pound amounting to Forty six dollars purchased for the use of 15th Regiment, and certified by Col. C.L. Dawson was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. On motion the Board adjourned. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 28]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 20th February 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board, Hon. L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read & approved. Jeremiah Mercer’s Account for 15 days service as a Teamster in hawling from Des Arc to Pocahontas, certified by J.M. Scruggs Wagon Master. See page of Minute Book & page 200, dated 30 December 1862. Samuel D. Johnson’s Account for feeding four public animals, and three meals for men for Five Dollars was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid, having been certified by Sam W. Williams, Mustering officer of the 17th Regiment. Isaac M. Puckett presented the following Accounts, which were allowed and ordered to be paid; to wit: For 1013 lb Salted Pork at 12 ½ cents per pound amounting to the sum of One Hundred and Twenty Six Dollars and Sixty Two cents, for the use of the 15th Regiment certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, of 1 and for one Gun purchased by William K. McKean purchasing agent for the Military Board for the sum of Twenty Eight Dollars. Alexander C. Lovett’s Account Camp Equipage & c. for the use of the 12th Regiment purchased and certified by E.C. Jordan, Quarter Master of said Regiment, amounting to the sum Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

of Three Hundred and Eighty Four Dollars and sixty cents was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. Nicholas Hunter’s Account for One Hundred and Ninety Nine Dollars for one Mule and Hawling done for the 15th Regiment & certified by Col. C.L. Dawson was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 29] J.H. Kenedy presented the following claims created in raising, equiping and arming the 15th Regiment, certified by W.N. McKean agent of the Military Board, and by Col. C.L. Dawson which were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: Gabriel Davis for a Gun 12.00 S.G. Mourton “ “ “ 14.00 J.H. Kenedy “ mules 340.00 Samuel Miller “ pork 11.46 Total Amount $377.46

John Wagoner presented the following claims created in arming and equiping the 15th Regiment certified by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board and by Col. C.L. Dawson, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit: F.L. Reid For a Gun 30.00 A.D. Bradshaw “ “ “ 30.00 John Wagoner “ Quarter Master supplies 706.00 Total Amount $766.00

Arnold Thomasson’s Account for subsistence and and forage amounting to Sixty Dollars and sixty cents certified by Marsh Walker, Special Mustering officer for the 5th Regiment, was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid.

S.H. Nieman’s Accounts as follows were presented, allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit: S.H. Nieman for commissary supplies certified by Col. T.D. Merrick $152.37 of 10th Regiment S.H. Nieman for Quarter Master’s supplies furnished 10th Regiment 396.04 certified by Col. T.D. Merrick Total Amount 548.41

Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 21 Feby 1861 The Board met; Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. S.S. Kimball’s Account for funeral expenses of a soldier of the 17th Regiment, certified b Geo. W. Lemoyne, for Nine Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. George W. McCown’s Account for his services as Major of Artillery from 15th to 25 July 1861, amounting to the sum of Fifty Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that Col. C. Peyton call out the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board L.D. Hill [page 31]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 22 Febry. 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. H.W. Tomlinson’s Account for Harness furnished 12th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers certified by E.C. Jordan, Quarter Master of said Regiment, for Fifteen Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. P.W. Parker’s account for 2 mules for Three Hundred Dollars, certified by W.D. Poe Special Quarter Master of Scott’s squadron, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Arkansas Manufacturing Company’s Account for the sum of One Hundred & Sixteen Dollars and Sixty Eight cents. Quarter Master & Commissary supplies furnished the 15th Regiment & certified by Col. C.S. Dawson was presented by Geo. C. Watkins and ordered to be paid. James A. Martin presented the following accounts which were allowed and ordered to be paid being for the use of the 17th Regiment T.K. & A.P. May for clothing furnished Capt. Perry’s company in 17 Regiment $138.10 Robert Moreland account for Forage for 17 Regiment 17 Regiment certified By Sam. W. Williams mustering officer 13.12 151.22 Ordered that the Board adjourn. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Order to Col. J.M. Boen to call out Militia of 63 Regiment Order attaching 7th Brigade to 8th Brigade Letter of instructions to Brig. Genl. T.H. Phillips of 8th Brigade respecting Militia of that and the 7th. C.W. Board L.D. Hill [page 32] Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 24 Feby 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill The Minutes of the meeting were read and approved. John A. Creswell’s account for transportation of clothing from Ashley County to Little Rock amounting to Fifty Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. M.C. Glasscock’s Account for Twelve Dollars for a Gun purchased by W.K. McKean for the use of the 15th Regiment was allowed and ordered to be paid. Geo. W. Glenn’s Account for part of his Salary as Quarter Master General amounting to the sum of Sixty Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Stephen Mills presented the following Claims which were created in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment and certified by W.H. Spivy, the Quarter Master of said Regiment, to wit: C. Cline $8.50 Jackson & Mills 71.28 Jackson & Mills 32.47 Jackson & Mills 55.00 Jackson & Mills 70.50 Jackson & Mills 54.79 Jackson & Mills 51.92 Jackson & Mills 58.30 Jackson & Mills 241.85 Total Amount $644.61

Jackson & Mills Account for subsistence furnished the 17th Regiment amounting to the sum of Forty Five Dollars and Eighty Five cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 33] William E. Woodruff Sr. presented the following Accounts for Quarter Masters supplies furnished the 15th Regiment certified by C.L. Dawson colonel of said Regiment for One Hundred Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Eighty Four Dollars, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. P.R. Smith $100 00/100 James Lowry $84 00/100. Order made attaching the 4th Brigade to the 3rd Brigade for the present, under command of Brig. General N.B. Burrow, and letter written to Genl Burrow with subject. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board L.D. Hill

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 25th Febry 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Geo. W. Glenn Quarter Master General of Arkansas presented his Settlement for money raised and expended for transportation of clothing to General Hardy’s command in Kentucky to wit: Feby 3 – To Amount advanced to him by Board credit $800.00 Feby 24 – By Amount paid out as per vouchers from No. 1 to 12 inclusive $431.00 “ 25 – By Amount to Pay Master General as per his receipt filed 769.00 800.00

On motion the Report or settlement was approved and an order made to pay the Balance over to the Paymaster General, and that said Balance be charged to him. [page 34] W. Dacus’s Account for shoeing horses for Captain Dowdle’s Company of the 17th Regiment amounting to the sum of Three Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. James D. Butler’s Account for printing Blanks for the Pay Masters Department for the sum of Sixty Seven Dollars and Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board L.D. Hill

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 26 Feby. 1862 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

The Board met. Present Hons. L.D. Hill and C.W. Board. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Ordered by the Board that the Quarter Master General furnish W.N. Parrish with Tents Blankets and Camp Equipage for Sixty Four men, as far as he may have the requisite articles. Ordered that the Col. of the 13th Regiment furnish the 63rd Regiment with subsistence and Quarters, until this order is countermanded. Order issued to Brig. General Geo. M. Holt to organize and put in camp each Regiment in his Brigade without delay. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 35]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 27th Febry 1862 The Board met. Present Hons. L.D. Hill and C.W. Board The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. M.A. Groom’s account for One Hundred and Sixteen Dollars for transportation of the 5th Regiment of A.V. and certified by D.C. Cross, Col. of said Regiment, was allowed and ordered to be paid. William R. Miller presented the following Accounts for articles furnished for the use of the 17th Regiment certified by Samuel W. Williams Mustering Officer, which was allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit: H. Clabe Howell $36.00 H. Clabe Howell 236.18 Total Amount $272.18

Benj. F. Danley’s Account for Ten and 25/100 Dollars for Ferriage of commissary & Quarter Masters supplies of 17th Regiment over the Cadron, certified by Sam W. Williams Muster officer of the 17th Regiment , was allowed and ordered to be paid. The following order was issued by the Board to wit: Colonel C. Peyton, commanding 13th Regt. A.M. You will issue an order to have all groceries and other Houses retailing spirituous liquors in the City of Little Rock to be closed immediately and to arrest any person who may be found violating this order. Ordered that the Secretary be requested to make a requisition on the Secretary of State of the State of Arkansas for the Last Digest of the statistics, and the acts of the Legislature since said Digest was made, and also the ordinances of the State Convention. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 28 Febry 1862 The Board met. Present Govr. H.M. Rector & Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. This being the day set apart by the President of the Southern Confederacy for thanksgiving the Board, after some consultation & business adjourned until to morrow. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 1st March 1862 The Board met. Present Govr. H.M. Rector, and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Joshua Carter’s account for Two Hundred and Eighty Dollars for Wagon and mules furnished for the use of 17th Regiment certified by Sam. W. Williams, Mustering officer was allowed & ordered to be paid. Pulaski County’s Account for Forty Two Paper Boxes for the use of the Military Board at Thirty cents each, amounting to the sum of Twelve Dollars and sixty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. James A. Henry’s Account for stationary furnished for use of the Military Board amounting to the sum of Two Dollars and Twenty Five cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 37] John A. Donnell’s Account for the sum of One Hundred and Sixty Five Dollars for one Mule furnished 10th Regiment and certified by Col. T.D. Merrick was allowed and ordered to be paid. U. Maxfield’s Account for Six Hundred and Ten Dollars for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of independence County, and certified by said Committee, was allowed and ordered to be paid. W.I. Smith Account for Three Dollars and Twelve cents for corn furnished 15th Regiment and certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, was allowed and ordered to be paid. H. Roberts account for Forage furnished 17th Regiment, certified by W.H. Spivey, a.q.m. of said Regiment for Five Dollars was allowed & ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

James Jackson’s Account for 12 loads wood at $1.25 per load, cutting and putting away the same, and attendance in the Rooms of the Military Board for February 1862 amounting to the sum of Twenty Seven Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 38]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 3rd March 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The Account of J.G. Alexander for One Mule purchased for use of 16th Regiment, and certified by E.N. Hill, Mustering officer of said Regiment for the sum of One Hundred and Forty Five Dollars was allowed ordered to be paid. H. Clabe Howell’s accounts were presented by A.S. Yerkes for expenses in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment, which was allowed & ordered to be paid, to wit: certified by Geo. W. Lemoyne Col. of sd Regt. H. Clabe Howell for Quarters stores $12.60 H. Clabe Howell “ “ “ 9.00 Total Amount $21.60

G.W. Jameson’s Account for hawling done for the 17th Regiment, certified by Saml. W. Williams, amounting to Seven Dollars and Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. John Holt’s account for Drayage for the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by R.W. Stevenson Quarter Master of said Regiment amounting to Three Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. C.W. Board’s Account for Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars for his services as a member of the Military Board from the 3rd of December 1861 to 2 March 1862. 3 months at $5 per day amounting $450, was allowed and ordered to be paid. J.G. Alexander’s Account for One Hundred and Forty Five Dollars for a mule purchased for the use of the 17 Regiment and certified by E.N. Hill Mustering officer, was allowed & ordered to be paid. [page 39] Ben T. Duval filed a Requisition for Funds for the Pay Master General’s Department and the Auditor was directed to draw his warrant on the Treasurer in favor of said Ben. T. Duval for the Sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars. C.W. Board presented to the Military Board a Receipt from the Pay Master General of Arkansas for One Hundred Dollars, being amount over paid to Pat Gallagher, in amount of debts created in raising the 8th Regiment. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

On Motion the Board adjourned. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 4th March 1862 The Board met. Present Govr. H.M. Rector, and Hons. L.D. Hill & C.W. Board The proceedings of the three last meetings were read and approved. Order made to pay J.C. Johnson a/r for $188.16/100.. See Minutes of 23rd December 1861. Thomas S. James’s Account for his services as a member of the Bradley Court Martial and expenses in attending the same, for the sum of Three Hundred and Eleven Dollars and Seventy Five cents, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Henry C. Brookin’s Jr.’s account for Twenty Dollars for his services as Page to the Military Board from 9th Jany. To 9th March 1862, at 10c. per mi. was ordered to be paid. [page 40] F. Carpenter’s Account for One Dollar and Twenty Four cents for Drayage for 63rd Regiment certified by Quarter Master was allowed and ordered to be paid. Jake Jones’ Account for 30 ½ Bushels Potatoes at $1.50 per Bushel amounting to the sum of Forty Five Dollars and Seventy Five cents certified by F.A. Moody Commissary of the 13th Regiment was allowed & ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board L.D. Hill

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 5th March 1862 The Board met. Present Gv. H.M. Rector and C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Patrick Gaughen’s account for One Hundred and Twenty Dollars for One Mule furnished Gantt’s Regiment (12th) certified by E.C. Jordan Quarter Master, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Wm. M. Ferguson & Bros. Account for for articles furnished the 17th Regiment amounting to One Hundred and Ninety Eight Dollars and Seventy Eight cents, was presented allowed and ordered to be paid, certified by Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne & W.H. Spivey Quarter Master. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

[page 41] Christopher Richards’s Account for subsistence furnished the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia for Ten Dollars, certified by F.H. Moody, Commissary, was allowed and ordered to be paid. James Davidson’s Account for Fifteen Dollars and Forty cents for Beef furnished the 13th Regiment Arkansas Militia certified by F.H. Moody Commissary, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Rucker Jackson’s account for One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for a mule for the 15th Regiment certified by Col. C.L. Dawson was allowed and ordered to be paid. Geo. W. Glenn presented the following account which were allowed and ordered to be paid: Jno. C. Merritt for Publishing Adjt. Proclamation $7.50 Jno. C. Merritt for “ General Holt’s order 7.50 Jno. C. Merritt “ “ Governor’s Proclamation 14.00 Total Amount $29.00

Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 42]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 6th March 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. Steam Boat New Moon’s Account for transportation of soldiers amounting to Eight Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Jake Rutherford’s Account for draying done for 13th and 63rd Regiments certified by their Quarter Master for One Dollar was allowed and ordered to be paid. David Maxwell presented the following Accounts for clothing purchased by the Central Clothing Committee of White County which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Mrs. H. Langford $36.13 Elizabeth Chandler 7.50 E.A. Brown 41.50 Total Amt. $85.13

John W. Risin’s Bond for Five Thousand Dollars as Quarter Master of the 36th Regiment with T.C. Pankey & William Moore as Security was filed and approved. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

J.A. Dishman Bond for Two Thousand Dollars as Commissary of the 43rd Regiment of Arkansas Militia with R.C. Timenten and E.C. Hunter as securities was filed and approved. W.C. West’s Bond for Ten Thousand Dollars as Commissary of the 65 Regiment with I.W. Patterson, L.M. Bailey & E.Y. Mitchell as his securities was filed and approved. [page 43] Benjamin K. Rodgers’ Bond for Ten Thousand Dollars as Quarter Master of the 65th Regiment with L.M.A. Bailey, J.W. Patterson & E.Y. Mitchell as his securities was filed and approved. Pine Bluff Telegraph Company’s account for Six Dollars and Eighty Five cents for Telegraph Dispatches was allowed and ordered to be paid. Mary Hardy’s Account for Forty Three Dollars and Twenty cents for clothing furnished by the Central Committee of White County was allowed and ordered to be paid. Jake Reeder’s Account for Fifty cents for Drayage for the 63rd Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by Quarter Master was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board L.D. Hill [page 44]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 7th March 1862 The Board met. Present Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. William K. McKean presented the following accounts for Equipage and arms furnished the 15th Regiment, certified by Col. C.L. Dawson & W.K> Mckean agent of Military Board which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Daniel Simpson $1842.09 E.M. Linden 20.00 Total amt $1862.09

D.M. Cocoran presented the following account in his favor which was allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit D.M. Corcoran for a Gun 15 Regiment $20.00 D.M. Corcoran for Blankets 15 Regiment 27.00 D.M. Corcoran for money advanced For articles for sick soldiers of the 4th late the 5th Regiment 29.90 Total Amount $76.90

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Noah Beloate’s account for Wood furnished the 13th Regiment certified by R.W. Stevenson, Quarter Master, for Twelve Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 45]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock, Arks. 8th March 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector, Govr. and Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Mark McMulllin’s account for a Gun by William K. McKean, agent for the Military Board, for Eighteen Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. H. Burk’s account for subsistance furnished for the 66th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, and certified by B.F. Wright for Thirty One and 50/100 Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. William Murray’s account for Bread furnished the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by F.H. Moody, Commissary, for One Hundred and Eight Dollars and seventy one cents, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Isaac Botts’ Account for subsistance for 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by F.A> Moody, Commissary for Nine Dollars and Fifteen cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. The Bond of Joseph W. Bernard for Twenty Thousand Dollar, as Quarter Master of the 15th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, with S.H. Toby, H. Clabe Howell and H.A. Howell as his securities was filed and approved. On motion Board adjourned. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 46]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 10th March 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. rector and Hons. L.D. Hill & C.W. Board. The Minutes of the proceeding meetings were read and approved. Arkansas State Telegraph Company’s account amounting to the sum of Ninety Dollars and Seventy Five cents for Telegraphic Dispatches received by the Military Board was allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Joseph Schader’s Account for subsistence furnished the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by F.H. Moody Commissary, amounting to Three Hundred and Ninety Nine Dollars and Twenty Seven cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. Russell McBath’s Bond for Two Thousand Dollars as Commissary of the 36th Regiment of Arkansas Militia with W.H. Creasey and T.E. Holmes as his Securities was filed and approved. J.H. Montgomery’s Bond as Commissary of the 21st Regiment of Arkansas Militia for Twenty Thousand Dollars with Samuel Critz S.D. Neely and James Edwards as his securities was filed and approved. George W. Holledger’s Bond for Ten Thousand Dollars, with W.L. Poynter, H. Clabe Howell, P.H. Eubanks, W. Burgauer, and James M. Harky as his securities, as Commissary of the 15th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, filed and approved. [page 47] The Bond of Samuel Critz, for Twenty Thousand Dollars as Quarter Master of the 21st Regiment of Arkansas Militia with J.W. Montgomery, S.D. Neely, James Edwards, and J.H. Grammer as his securities was filed and approved. D.M. Lindauer presented the following Account for Quarter Masters & Commissary stores for the 15th Regiment, and certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. James M. Russey $40.45 David Taylor 77.50 Total Amount $117.95 Joseph Stephenson presented the following Accounts, for commissary supplies furnished the 45th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, and certified by himself, as special commissary, and Col. Sam Leslie, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. To wit: John Reynolds $7.00 Henry Bradshaw 21.50 Thomas Massey 15.52 Jesse Young 5.00 Henry Reese 1.00 William Curtis 1.25 Gash Lee 9.00 William Robinson 6.00 Total Amount $66.27 Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 48]

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 11th March 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. W.D. Jacoway presented the following accounts created in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment, certified by Samuel W. Williams, Mustering officer and W.H. Spivy Quarter Master which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Mrs. Margaret Jacoway $11.00 W.D. Jacoway 20.00 Total Amount $31.00

James B. Clarks account for subsistance furnished Capt. W.N. Parrish’s company, and certified by Capt. Parish for the sum of Twenty Two and 50/100 Dollars was allowed & ordered to be paid. Tobey & Brothers account for Tin Ware furnished Pope County Volunteers, 31 July 1861 in Lemoyne expedition, for Four Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. S.M. Haslea presented the following accounts which were allowed and ordered to be paid, being certified for the use of the 17th Regiment, to wit: Mrs. Jane Aikin $6.00 S.S. Kimball 1.23 S.M. Haslea 37.40 Total amt. $44.63

Horace P. Vaughan’s account for services as Secretary of the Military Board from 31st December to 11 March, 2 mos. And 11 days at $150 per month, amounting to Three Hundred and Fifty Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 49] S.M. Haslea’s account for services as Physician to the 17th Regiment and for medicines furnished the same, certified by Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne and Lt. Col. Sam W. Williams, were allowed and ordered to be paid to wit: S.M. Haslea for medical services $104.00 S.M. Haslea for Medicines 25.00 Total amount $129.00

John E. Reardon’s account for Stationary furnished the 13th and 63rd Regiments of Arkansas Militia, certified by their Quarter Master was allowed and ordered to be paid. Jno. E. Reardon, for 13th Regt. $37.15 Jno. E. Reardon for 63rd Regt. 8.85 Total amount $47.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Henry Fisher’s accounts for Quarter Masters supplies for the 13th and 63rd Regiments of Arkansas Militia, certified by the Quarter Masters of said Regiments, were allowed and ordered to be paid, to wit: Henry Fisher, 13th Regt. $18.00 Henry Fisher 63rd Regt. 5.95 Total amount $23.95

Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 50]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 12th March 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill S. Alexander’s account for Quarter Masters supplies furnished the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, for Two and 60/100 dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid, the same having been certified by Quarter Master of said Regiment. Peter Hanger’s Account for Thirty Seven and 50/100 Dollars for Quarter Masters supplies furnished 13 Regiment of Arkansas Militia & Robert W. Stevenson. Q.M. of said Regiment was allowed and ordered to be paid. Jacob Hawkins’ Account for Five and 35/100 Dollars for Quarter Masters supplies for 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, were certified by R.W. Stevenson, Q.M. of said Regiment was allowed and ordered to be paid. William Brown’s Account for Quarter Masters supplies furnished 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, certified by R.W. Stevenson Quarter Master of said Regiment, amounting One Hundred and Two Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Daniel Rutherford’s Account for One Dollar for Drayage done for the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, certified by the Quarter Master of said Regiment, was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 51] Joseph Bussey’s account for Seven Dollars for parsling and mailing clothing furnished by Drew County, certified by the central clothing committee of said county, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 13 March 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hns. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. T.J. Ward’s Bond, for Five Thousand Dollars as Commissary of the 4th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, with S.S. Ford, G.M. Connor, & W.B. H[illegible] as his securities, was filed and appeared. G.M. Connor’s Bond for Five Thousand Dollars as Quarter Master of the 4th Regiment of Arkansas Militia., with W.R. Hinkle, J.A. Westfield and John Harrod was filed and approved. Isaac Frazier’s account for subsistence furnished the 4th Regiment Arkansas Militia, certified by G.M. Connor, Quarter Master, amounting to One Hundred and Eighty Three and 60/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.S. Quindley’s account for services as assistant Quarter Master General of Arkansas [page 52] for the month, ending with the 10th March 1862 amounting to Eighty and 56/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.S. Quindley’s Account for Drayage paid on Quarter Masters supplies furnished the 13 Regiment, Arkansas Militia amounting to Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. M. [illegible]’s Account for Quarter Masters stores furnished the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by R.W. Stevenson Quarter Master for Seventeen and 80/100 Dollars was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. William O’Hara’s Account for Two Hundred and Thirty Five and 08/100 Dollars for subsistence furnished 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia & certified by F.H. Moody Commissary was allowed and ordered to be paid. T.R. Welch’s account for Three Dollars for Wood furnished 13th Regiment Arkansas Militia, certified by R.W. Stephenson Quarter Master, was allowed and ordered to be paid. T.W. Henry’s account for One Hundred and Eighty Four and 45/100 for Subsistence furnished the 17th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by W.H. Spivey was allowed and ordered to be paid. Thomas H. Crowson’s account for subsistence furnished for the use of the 18th Regiment Arkansas Militia certified by himself as Quarter Master for Ten Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 53] B.P. Brewer’s account for Three Dollars for Hawling done for the 18th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, certified by Thomas H. Crowson Quarter Master of said Regiment was allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Charles Cargile presented the following accounts created in raising and arming the 15th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by Col. C.L. Dawson & William K. McKean agent of the Military Board, which was allowed and ordered to be paid, towit: J.H. Gentry for one Gun $12.00 J.H. Gentry for subsistance 10.80 Total Amount $22.80

Field & Dolley presented the following Account for subsistence furnished Capt. Wm. N. Parrish’s Company, and by him certified amounting to Thirty Eight Dollars and Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. Field & Dolley, presented an account for Six Dollars for Chairs furnished the Office of the Military Board and certified by Quarter Master General, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Field & Dolley presented the following accounts for commissary supplies furnished 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia and certified by F.H. Moody, Commissary, which were approved and ordered to be paid. Field & Dolley a/c $7.00 Field & Dolley “ 5.75 Total amount $12.75 Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 54]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 15 March 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hons. L.D. Hill & C.W> Board. George W. Hays presented the following claims created in raising, arming and equiping the 15th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, and William K. McKean, which were allowed and ordered to be paid; to wit: James Delantie for a Gun $22.00 Soliman Daniels “ “ “ 15.00 T.J. Anderson “ “ “ 15.00 William McCowan “ “ “ 25.00 A.J. Parks “ “ “ 20.00 William Gorden “ “ “ 19.00 J.M. Johnson “ “ “ 20.00 Mrs. Appleton Qr. Master supplies 3.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

W.M. Wallis “ “ 108.47 R.C. Gilliam “ “ 277.85 Hansford Sanders “ “ 8.00 Mrs. Nancy McLuny “ “ 9.00 Mrs. M.W. Lock “ “ 9.00 D.F.B. Elliott “ “ 2.25 Lewis F. Carter “ “ 6.00 J.M. Rupey “ “ 46.00 W.D. McLeod “ “ 81.00 Brice Willis Commissary “ 150.00 James A. Parker Qsr. & Comsy 36.72 E.S. Smith & a Gun “ 150.90 R. Flowers “ 12.00 Total Amount $1,030.69

Armstrong’s account for Draye done for 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by R.W. Stephenson Q.M. for Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 55] George W. Hays presented the following account created in raising and equiping the 15th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, which were allowed and ordered to be paid Towit: Lewis Hamilton’s Beef & Hawling $107.12 John Glover For Hawling 10.00 Josiah Edwards “ 45.00 Total Amount $162.12

George W. Hays presented the following accounts for clothing purchased by the Central Clothing Committee of Sevier County, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, Towit: Joseph Tucker $21.75 Mathew McLeod 10.00 Edward M. Billingsly 42.00 Total amt. $73.75

William V. Hutt’s account for Quarter Masters’ supplies for the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by R.W. Stephenson Quarter Master amounting to Three and 40/100 Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

M.J. Henderson’s account for Camp Equipage furnished the “Saline Rifle Rangers” amounting to the Sum of One Hundred and Forty Five and 20/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.J. Smith’s account for his services as Assistant Secretary of the Military Board, commencing with the 9th December 1861, and ending with the 15th March 1862, amounting to the sum of Three Hundred and Thirty Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 56] George W. Glenn’s account for Part pay as Quarter Master General of Arkansas, amounting to Four Hundred Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Patrick Lee’s Account for Drayage done for the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by Quarter Master Stevenson for Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. James Edward’s Account for Forage furnished 12th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, certified by E.C. Jordan Quarter Master of said Regiment amounting to Twenty and 20/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board Adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 15 March 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill The minutes of proceeding meetings were read and approved. W. F. McCombs’ Bond for Three Thousand Dollars as Commissary for the 50th Regiment of Arkansas Militia with J. Fred Dinwiddie and John S. Cathron as his securities was filed and approved. P.H. Wheat’s Bond as Quarter Master of 50th Regiment of Arkansas Militia for Five Thousand Dollars with E.E. Dismukes as Security was filed and approved. [page 57] D.H. Dyer’s account for candles furnished the 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia for Five and 80/100 Dollars certified by F.H. Moody as Commissary, was allowed and ordered to be paid. D.G. Fones’s account for Quarter Master supplies furnished 13th Regiment of Arkansas Militia for Eighteen and 85/100 Dollars certified by R.W. Stephenson Quarter Master was allowed and ordered to be paid. Upon consideration of the case of Samuel and Edward Houston, prisoners now confined in Pulaski County Jail and suspected of entertaining of disloyal sentiments to the Southern Confederacy, It was ordered by the Board, that said Houstons with their money and effects be Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

turned over to the Confederate authorities of this State: which is accordingly done, as will appear by the following Receipt of the Dist. Attorney for the Confederate State for the Eastern District of Arkansas: Viz

Little Rock Arks. March 15th 1861 By request of the Military Board, I have this day received of Sergeant Joseph G. Cox ($1070.00) One Thousand and Seventy Dollars in Gold; and ($13.50) Thirteen Dollars and Fifty cents in currency, being taken by said Cox from the persons of Edward and Samuel Houston, Military Prisoners delivered into his custody by Lieut. Col. Ben F. Danley, also One Magic Gold Watch, two Horses, Saddles and Bridles, and some private papers, taken from the persons of the same parties and an account of expenditures, amounting to $14.50, incurred by said Cox in conveying the said prisoners from Pocahontas to Little Rock. W.M. Randolph Dist. Atty for Confederate States for Eastern Dist. Of Arks.

Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 58]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock, Arks. 17th March 1862 The Board met. Present Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill and Gov. H.M. Rector. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. John S. Bowden presented the following Accounts, certified by Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne & Lt. Col. Samuel W. Williams for debts created in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment which were allowed and ordered to be paid Towit: Daniel Mathews $42.80 William Easterland 7.20 John Winfield 19.12 William Reynolds 59.50 William Reynolds 125.00 William Reynolds 20.00 Mrs. Huskey 25.00 A.J. Hartwell 45.75 Total Amount $344.37

James D. Butler’s account for printing done for Brigadier General Holt’s certified by him, for Twenty Nine Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Steam Boat “New Moon’s account for Two Hundred and Twenty Four Dollars, for transporting Troops from West Point Arkansas to Mound City Arkansas, certified by A.K. Patton Adjutant General 2d Division was ordered to be paid. W.P.F. Thompson presented the following accounts for 10th Regiment Debts, certified by Col T.D. Merrick, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. W.P.F. Thompson $20.00 James Messer 18.76 Tot. amt. $38.76 [page 59] John Robins’ Account for Wood furnished 13th Regiment Arkansas Militia certified by R.W. Stevenson, Quarter Master for the sum of Forty Nine and 50/100 Dollars, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. John L. Walsh’s Account for the sum of One Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars, certified by E.C. Jordan Quarter Master of 12th Regiment, was allowed and ordered to be paid. George Kadel’s account for Thirty Seven and 9/100 Dollars for Provisions furnished Captain Parish’s company, certified by him, was allowed and ordered to be paid. E. Illg’s account for Four Dollars for a Table for adjutant Generals Office, certified by Quarter Master General Geo. W. Glenn, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 18 March 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor, and Hons L.D. Hill & C.W. Board. D.Q. Stell, presented the following accounts created in raising and equiping the 12th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, which were allowed and ordered to be paid: M. Crownover $300.00 D.Q. Stell 15.00 T.R. David 16.40 Total amt. $331.40 [page 60] George C. Watkins presented the following accounts incurred in arming and equiping the 15th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers which were allowed and ordered to be paid: towit B.H. Kinsworthy $33.62 B.H. Kinsworthy 25.00 B.H. Kinsworthy 20.00 Thomas Parker 23.88 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Total Amt. $102.50

A.J. Ward’s account for One Thousand and Fifty Five and 55/100 Dollars for Equipage furnished 17th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers certified by Samuel W. Williams, Mustering officer was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.J. Ward’s Account for Fifteen and 75/100 Dollars for Quarter Masters supplies for 13 Regiment of Arkansas Militia, certified by R.W. Stevenson, Q.M., was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.Navra’s account for supplies furnished Cap. R.E. Beebe’s Company and certified by Capt. R.E. Beebe amounting to Twenty Five and 60/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. F. Carpenter’s account for Fifty cents for drayage for 13th Regiment Arkansas Militia certified by R.W. Stevenson, Quarter Master, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that R.E. Beebe’s company be subsisted from 17th Inst. for the present. Ordered that Capt. Ma[illegible] company be subsisted for the present. C.W. Board presented the following Receipt for money overdrawn by James [page 61] H. Brooks to wit: “Received Little Rock Arks. March 9th 1862, of the Military Board, Three Hundred and Forty Dollars and Fifty Five cents, amount received by the Military Board of James H. Brooks; also Interest on the same, amounting to Six Dollars and Twenty Five cents in Arkansas War Bonds. Ben T. Duval, Pay Master General per R.M. Johnson

Ordered that the above amount of Three Hundred and Thirty Four Dollars and Thirty cents be charged to the Pay Master General. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 19 March 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. The following claim of L. Fuestenburg amounting to Two Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty One Dollars and Fifty cents, for clothing purchased by William K. Patterson, Col. Of the 8th Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, by order of Genl. Hardee, was ordered to be paid: and it was further ordered that said amount be charged to the Confederate States in the Books of this Office. [page 62] Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 20th March 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hons C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Harkey & Shinn’s account for Medicines furnished the 17th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by proper authorities amounting to One Hundred and Fifteen and 15/100 Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Rogers & Hayden’s account for Ferriage for the teams of the 17th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by W.H. Spivey, as Quarter Master, amounting to the sum of Fifty Three and 95/100 Dollars was allowed & ordered to be paid. Joseph Fenno’s account for Fifty cents for drayage for 13th Regiment Arkansas Militia certified by R.W. Stevenson Quarter Master, was allowed and ordered to be paid. G.M. Connor’s account for Seven Dollars Seventy Five cents for Quarter Masters supplies for 4th Regiment of Arkansas Militia certified by G.M. Connor, Quarter Master, was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 63] Rory O. Moore’s account for 75 lbs Bacon at 20c. per pound amounting to the sum of Fifteen Dollars and certified by R.E. Beebe Captain, was allowed and ordered to be paid. D. Bender’s account for Quarter Master supplies for Terry’s Batallion, certified by Lt. Col. F.A. Terry, amounting to the sum of Thirty Five and 70/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. It was ordered that Thomas Parsel be authorized to purchase clothing for two prisoners now confined in Pulaski County jail. Ordered that Col. Peyton of the 13th Regiment Arkansas Militia, have all the Groceries and other Houses retailing spirituous Liquors in the City of Little Rock, be closed until further order of this Board; and in case of any violation of this order you will have the party so offending arrested, and brought before the Board: and their liquors will be subject to confiscation. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 64]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 21st March 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor, and Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Ordered that the Colonel commanding the Militia of Ouachita County give to Lt. H.L. Dearing any aid that may be necessary to enable him to procure the Military Stores belonging to the Confederate States, at Camden, agreeably to the orders of Brig. General Albert Rust. Joseph C. Shader’s account for 58 lb. Bacon sides at 25 cents per pound, amounting to the sum of Fourteen and 50/100 Dollars, furnished Capt. B.R. Mathews’ Company, certified by Capt. Mathews, was allowed and ordered to be paid. D.G. Deason’s account for Quarter Masters supplies furnished the 7th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by Col. R.G. Shaver, amounting to Three Hundred and Ninety Nine and 25/100 Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Danley & Holtzman’s account for Printing Bland orders with Pay Master General amounting to the sum of Nineteen Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid, said Printing having been done for the Military Board. Stephen Lewis’ account for 596 lb. Bacon at 15 cents per pound, amounting to the sum of Eight Nine and 40/100 Dollars certified by W.H. Spivey Quarter Master of the 17th Regiment was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 65] Geo. W. Bayne presented the following Accounts for expenses incurred in raising and equiping the 9th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers certified by John S. Roane, mustering officer of said Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Sanders & Hellums $10.55 Sanders & Hellums 61.60 Tot. amt. $72.15 J.B. Crow’s account for clothing furnished the Central Clothing Committee of White County amounting to the sum of Fifty Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Thomas H. Wyse, who had been appointed special pay master in February 1862, to pay certain claims for the 5th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, amounting to the sum of Three Hundred and Seventy Three Dollars, presented vouchers amounting to said sum, which were satisfactory to the Board: ordered that his Bond be cancelled. Ordered that the Board adjourn. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock, Arks. 22d March 1862 The Board met. Present Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. James Durnel’s claim for Eight Dollars for use of One Wagon four days at $2 per day, amounting to Eight Dollars, certified by Sam W. Williams, Mustering officer of the 17th Regiment to be for use of 17 Regiment was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 66] William M. Randolph District Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas appeared and represented to the Board, that Samuel and Edward Houston, prisoners turned over to him by said Board, as attorney as aforesaid, had had an investigation before A.F. Woodom, Confederate Commissioner for said District, and were discharged for want of evidence sufficient to convict them: and desired to return to the Military Board, the money and effects of said Samuel & Edward Houston, prisoners as aforesaid; Whereupon it was ordered that the Secretary be ordered to return the said effects and to execute to said attorney the following Receipt, towit: Little Rock Arkansas March 22d 1862 Recv’d by order of the Military Board of the State of Arkansas, of William M. Randolph, District Attorney of Arkansas, the sum of One Thousand and Seventy Dollars in Gold; and Thirteen Dollars and Fifty cents in currency; an account of expenditures of $14.50, One magic case gold watch, two Horses, saddles and Bridles, and some private Papers, being the same mentioned in a receipt given by said Randolph to Sergeant Joseph G. Cox, dated 15 March 1862; and which are therein stated to have been taken from the persons of Edward and Samuel Houston, military Prisoners, delivered into the custody of said Cox by Lt. Col. B.F. Danley. A.J. Smith, asst. Secy. M.B.

Ordered that the secretary make a Deposit the money and Watch of said Houstons, temporarily with the State Treasurer, which was done, as will appear by the following receipt of the Treasurer towit: [page 67] Treasurer’s Office Little Rock Arkansas March 22d 1862 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Deposited by the Military Board a sack containing One Thousand and Seventy Dollars in gold, and Thirteen Dollars and Fifty cents in currency and one magic case Gold Watch, to be delivered on the return of the certificate. O. Basham Trs. By Jas. A. Martin D.T.

Payne & Hughes’ account Tin Plates furnished 13th Regiment Arkansas Militia amounting to the sum of Eight Dollars and Forty cents certified by R.W. Stevenson, Quarter Master, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Samuel B. Steel’s account as Administrator of Thomas Steel, deceased, for 210 lb. Bacon at 25 ¼ cents per pound, amounting to Fifty Three Dollars for the for the use of the 66th Regiment Arkansas Militia, was certified by H. James Commissary, was allowed and ordered to be paid. L. Robinson presented the following accounts for the expenses in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by Saml. W. Williams Mustering Officer, and W.H. Spivey Quarter Master, which were allowed & ordered to be paid, towit: J (or) G.M.P. Williamson $10.00 G.M.P. Williamson 5.00 G.M.P. Williamson 10.00 John T. Torrence 12.00 John T. Torrence 35.50 Total Amount $72.50

A.J. Smith’s claim for copying vouchers against Confederate States certified by W.R. Miller, Auditor was allowed and ordered to be paid. Amt. Eighty Six 64/100 Dollars. [page 68] Mrs. C.G. James’ account for making Tents for the 7th Regiment Arks Volunteers amounting to Ninety Three Dollars and certified by Col. R.G. Shaver was allowed and ordered to be paid. J.A. Schader’s Account for Wood bought for the use of the Military Board, amounting to Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 24th March 1862 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. Ordered by the Military Board of the State of Arkansas, That Brigadier General George M. Holt be discharged from this date from further service. A.M. Dodd’s account for commissaries supplied the 66th Regiment Arkansas Militia amounting to the sum of Thirty Two Dollars and Forty One cents, certified by Henry James, Commissary of said Regiment, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Joseph Castling’s account for subsisting men as guards in the 13th Regiment Arkansas Militia certified by Col. Peyton, amounting to the sum of Five Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 69] John H. Rice’s account for Sixty Dollars and Fifty cents for transporting clothing from Batesville to General Hardee’s command in Kentucky, certified by the Central Clothing Committee of Independence County, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Solomon Behr’s account for subsistence furnished Captain Mathews’ company amounting to the sum of Twenty Two Dollars and Forty cents certified by Capt. Mathews, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Mrs. Delany’s account for Two Dollars and Fifty cents for Blankets furnished the 15th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 25 March 1862 The Board met, pursuant to adjournment. Present Governor H.M. Rector, and Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. The proceedings of previous meetings were read and approved. William A. Parish’s account for subsistence furnished his company and certified by Capt. W.N. Parrish, amounting to Twenty Five and 50/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 70] Williams & Potts Account for shoes and articles furnished the 17th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by Saml. W. Williams and Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne, amounting to the sum of One Hundred and Ninety Five and 15/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

L.B. Dowd presented the following claims, which were created in raising and equiping the 15th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board and Col. C.L. Dawson, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, towit: E. Haynes $150.00 Russell Mauldin 11.50 John H. Wallace 3.26 Alfred Rodgers 10.00 A.C. Pauley 33.00 E.W.R. McCreary 4.90 B.J. Robinson 11.00 Mrs. E.A. Leslie 6.00 Turner Layne 15.25 E.T. Delaney 6.00 Thomas G. Parker 11.00 Rector & Hall 33.25 P.J. Sandifer for Gun 18.00 W.C. McAtie “ “ 15.00 Jordan Reece “ “ 3.25 L.B. Doud “ “ 30.00 W.D. Carter “ “ 25.00 J.H. Smith “ “ 35.00 Jacob Norwood “ “ 19.00 Total Amount $440.41 Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 71]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 26 March 1862 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Governor Rector paid to the Military Board the sum of Forty Two Dollars, being the amount of cloth purchased of said Board during the year 1861. Ordered that said amount of Forty Two dollars be paid over to the Pay Master General for ordinary expenditures, which was accordingly done as will appear by the following receipt: towit . Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Received. Little Rock Arks. March 26 1862 of Henry M. Rector, Forty Two Dollars for cloth purchased of the Military board in 1861. Ben T. Duval, Pay Master Gen’l. By R.M. Johnson asst. P.M.

L.B. Doud, presented the following accounts, which were created in raising and equiping the 15th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by Col. C.L. Dawson, and W.K. McKean, Agent of the Military Board were allowed and ordered to be paid. Viz. L.B. Doud $119.00 L.B. Doud 2.70 L.B. Doud 2.50 Total Amt. $124.50

T.H. Lee’s account for Harness furnished the 16th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, certified by Dave Dixon Mustering Officer, amounting to the sum Seventy Five Dollars was allowed ad ordered to be paid. [page 72] J.C. Hightower’s Account for his services rendered as Physician for the 16th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers amounting to Ninety Eight and 50/100 Dollars, certified by Dave Dixon Mustering Officer, was allowed and ordered to be paid. D.M. Lindauer presented the following Accounts created in raising and Equiping the 17th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, certified by Sam. W. Williams Mustering Officer and Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, towit: M [illegible] & Bros. $1.25 M [illegible] & Bros. 82.00 M [illegible] & Bros. 45.40 M [illegible] & Bros. 186.00 M [illegible] & Bros. 2.60 M [illegible] & Bros. 97.58 Kirchoff & Rankin 30.00 Total Amount $444.83

Samuel Coon’s Account for subsistence furnished the “Dixie Rebels” certified by Capt. R.E. Beebe, amounting to Six Dollars and Eighty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. A. Navra’s Account for Subsistence for the “Dixie Rebels, certified by Capt. R.E. Beebe amounting to the sum of Eight Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. W.G. Butler’s Account for the sum of Forty Five Dollars for his services as special asst. to Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Brig. General Thomas S. James of the 6th Brigade of Arkansas Militia in April 1861, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 73] Woodson & Coulter’s account for publishing the orders of Brigadier Genl. Geo. M. Holt, certified by General Geo. M. Holt, amounting to the sum of Twenty One and 50/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. J.N. Burnham’s account for Fifty Three Dollars and Sixty Three cents for articles for the use of Capt. L.N.C. Swagerty’s company certified by Jno. S. Houston was allowed and ordered to be paid. Thos. C. Curry $7 M. Rose son & c. $46.63 J.N. Jernigan’s account for Five Dollars for clothing furnished the Central Clothing Committee of Johnson County and by them certified was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 27th March 1862 The Board met agreeably to adjournment. Present His Excellency H.M. Rector Governor and Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. G. Alex Martin’s Account for One Hundred and Forty Six and 66/100 Dollars, for his services as assistant Surgeon for the Battalion of artillery commanded by Capts. Trigg, Steck & Hubbard, and by them certified was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 74] Benjamin Tiner presented the following accounts for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Ashley County certified by them which were allowed and ordered to be paid, towit J.V.B. Waldruf 1 1.00 Isaac W. Shelton 2 9.00 R.J. Stell 3 1.00 Paul Cohen 4 11.12 Elias Delaney 5 .50 J.M. Baker 6 15.00 Mrs. M.M. Stell 7 31.50 Mrs. V. Wood 8 1.00 Mrs. M. Wadlington 9 1.20 Mrs. Sarah Smith 10 15.00 John H. White 11 17.50 Mrs. Mary M. Steen 12 5.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Mr. Bull 13 2.50 A.J. Shockley 15 2.00 Mrs. Virginia Wood 16 2.00 C.L. Charland 19 4.00 W.L. Massey 20 2.50 S.H. Moore 18 7.50 M.J. Denson 21 7.00 Mary Carter 22 10.00 A.P. Kinnard 23 8.50 E. Tubs 24 1.50 Mrs. Gallespie 25 3.30 S.A. Ragsdale 26 1.00 S.M. Etheridge 28 2.00 T. Bolling 29 1.50 Mrs. V. Wood 31 8.50 J.L. Long 33 (32) 2.00 T.B. Womble 34 (33) 1.40 M.J. Weatherford 35 3.00 Mrs. Richardson 36 .50 W.H.P. Pool 38 3.50 James Knight 39 1.00 A. McDougald 42 6.00 Amount For’d. $187.52 [page 75] J.H. Rogers 44 1.00 John Carpenter 45 2.00 L.L. Nobles 46 2.60 John McRae 48 2.40 R.J. Sullivan 49 2.00 L.L. Nobles 50 7.70 M. Burt 51 5.00 A.P. Kinnard 52 7.00 N.E. Denson 53 4.00 Mrs. Richardson 54 .50 M. Harrison 55 3.20 S.M. Etheridge 56 2.00 W.W. Honeycutt 58 5.00 E. Walker 59 10.90 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Mary Womble 60 11.00 M. Canby 61 2.00 R. Sawyers 62 1.00 R.J. Stell 63 2.00 T.B. Womble 64 10.00 Mary Gallespie 65 27.80 Mrs. Moore 66 3.50 Lydia Mims 67 5.00 Mrs. D. Swinny 69 4.00 A.J. Shockley 70 4.00 Mrs. R. Mixon 71 20.00 J.S. Chandler 72 5.70 Mrs. Penister 73 1.00 Miss N.M. Buie 74 1.00 John Hill 75 4.00 Mrs. A. Haynes 76 4.00 F.W. Miller 79 5.00 L.M. Moore 80 10.50 S.L. Moore 82 94.50 Saml. Adams 83 25.00 W.P. Avera 84 5.50 P.C. Tacket 85 1.50 Pool Cohen 86 4.00 C. Nobles 90 1.60 Amount Forwarded $327.90 [page 76] Eliza Nobles 91 1.80 Mary Murray 92 1.80 Sarah Cockerel 93 2.60 E. Nobles 94 1.70 Mrs. E. Healy 96 4.00 Miss S.A. White 97 2.30 Mrs. Mary Gallispie 98 4.40 R. Kelley 99 2.00 Mrs. S.J. Cook 101 6.00 Mrs. H.P. Kinnard 103 7.50 H. Sawyers 104 1.00 C.L. Cleveland 105 7.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Mrs. H. Smith 106 1.00 J.H. Johnson 107 2.50 W.B. Cole 108 1.00 John Brown 109 3.80 C.L. Cleveland 110 14.00 Mrs. T.S. Wadkins 113 .50 Mrs. Hutchinson 117 2.00 F.M. Green 118 5.50 J.D. Gasway 119 2.75 S.L. Moore 120 .50 J.J. Carlin 122 8.00 F.M. Carroll 123 8.00 W. Thurmond 124 3.00 Mary J. Willis 127 2.00 Mrs. Boyett 128 5.50 J.F. McRae 129 2.00 Mrs. M. Wadlington 130 2.00 P.A. Thompson 131 3.00 S.L. Moore 132 8.00 Samuel Medlock 133 1.90 S.L. Moore (twice see above) W.N. Madison 134 5.30 Thomas Owens 135 4.00 L.G. Keeler 136 2.60 J.H. Rodgers 137 2.00 John Hill 139 2.50 D.J. Cook 140 1.90 Amount Forwarded $137.35 [page 77] Pool Cohen 146 2.00 Mrs. Howell 150 2.00 F.T. Carter 153 3.50 W.G. Haynes 155 21.00 W.H.P. Pool 156 3.00 R.J. Stell 157 6.00 Geo. Etheridge 159 4.00 D.M. Stanley 160 4.10 John Brown 161 3.90 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

R. Mixon 162 2.70 Thomas Green 163 2.80 W.F. Adams 164 8.50 J.W. Miller 165 6.00 Thomas Green 167 1.20 D.M. Stanly 168 1.20 W.B. Stone 169 2.50 J.J. Smith 176 4.50 Mary Womble 177 2.50 E. Walker 178 5.00 A. Womble 179 2.50 J. Womble 180 2.10 A. Holman 181 2.00 M. Womble 182 2.00 Mary Womble 183 10.00 M. Gallespie 184 5.40 Mrs. Dungan 185 1.00 Mary Murray 188 3.30 Celia Nobles 189 3.60 Eliza Nobles 190 2.80 Caroline White 192 2.90 Louisa Cockerell 193 2.10 Frances Nix 195 .80 F.W. Miller 199 2.50 James Morgan 200 3.00 F.M. Carroll 201 9.00 Pool Cohen 202 40.00 J.W. Brown 204 2.90 A.J. Shockley 205 2.90 Amount Forwarded $203.80 [page 78] Hutchinson 206 6.00 Thomas Green 208 2.40 R.A. McCauly 209 4.90 W.H.P. Pool 211 19.00 W.G. Haynes 212 7.50 Martha Hall 219 2.40 J.M. Nutt 221 .90 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

J.M. Collins 223 2.40 W.N. Madison 224 6.60 M. Owen 222 4.00 S.T. [illegible] 226 4.10 S. Medlock 227 1.50 A. Deal 230 2.00 M. Jackson 232 2.50 E.D. Watson 233 3.50 W.R. Gilbert 234 2.00 N.M. Howell 238 2.00 J.J. Hall 239 10.50 W.T. Carter 240 5.00 J.W. Kelly 242 1.50 A. Miller 243 5.00 R. Mixon 245 4.00 P.A. Thompson 246 3.00 Sarah Wood 249 1.50 Martha Hill 251 6.90 L.M. Carter 253 5.00 B.T. Culberson 254 6.50 J. S. Chandler 255 5.00 J.J. Carter 256 5.00 W.G. Haynes 257 2.50 W.B. Cole 268 3.00 J.R. Gilbert 259 1.00 E. Foreman 261 2.80 J.J. Hall 262 1.50 M.A. Mixon 263 5.00 R. Files 265 2.50 A. Files 266 2.40 J.C. McCormack 267 9.00 J.J. Atkins 271 4.80 Amt. Forwarded $167.70 [page 79] J.D. Barnett 273 3.00 E. Haley 274 2.40 M. Gallaspie 275 4.30 J. Birney 276 2.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

W.W. Robinson 277 2.20 Jane Cooper 282 6.00 [illegible] 283 3.00 G.W. Miller 284 .50 James McGill 285 1.50 Gw Saddler 286 21.00 H. Slater 287 7.00 J.L. Bell 289 21.00 Mrs. Bailey 116 2.00 A. Turner 173 6.00 $82.40

Recapitulation Amount from Page 74 $187.52 Amount from Page 75 327.90 Amount from Page 76 137.35 Amount from Page 77 203.80 Amount from Page 78 167.70 Amount from Page 79 82.40 Total Amount $1106.67

Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 80]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 28 March 1862 The Board met agreeable to adjournment. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hons C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. Ordered by the Board that Ben T. Duval Pay Master General of the State of Arkansas Pay to Capt. John O. Perry, Quarter Master of the C.S.A. the sum of Twenty Five Thousand Dollars, and [illegible] his [illegible] for the same. E.B.L. Hicks account for Fifteen Dollars and Thirty cents for subsistence for 18th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, certified by Thos. H. Crowson Qr. Master was allowed and ordered to be paid. Moses B. Crowson’s Account for Three Dollars wagen Hire for 18th Regiment Arkansas Militia, certified by Thomas H. Crowson Qr. Master was allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Ordered that the Auditor of Public Accounts be directed to draw a warrant on the Treasurer in Favor of Ben T. Duval Pay Master General for the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars, being the amount of his requisition of this date filed. James Davidson’s Account for subsistence amounting to the sum of Eight Dollars and Fifty cents, certified by Lt. Matheny, being for the use of “Dixie Rebels” was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 81]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 29 March 1862 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present Governor H.M. Rector, and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. Dave Dixon, Special Pay Master appointed to settle the claims made by him and Jno. P. S[illegible] as Mustering officers, at Magnolia for the 16th Regiment, filed before the Board, his account c[illegible] with vouchers amounting to the sum of Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety Six and 59/100 Dollars, and also the Receipt of the Pay Master General for Three Dollars and Forty One cents, amounting together to the sum of Twenty Nine Hundred Dollars; which was approved by the Board as being in full discharge of his Bond; It was therefore ordered that his Bond be canceled. H.S. Well’s account for Fifteen Dollars expenses in raising and equiping the 17 Regiment Ark. Vols. Certified by Samuel W. Williams , Mustering Officer, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Daniel C. Brown presented the following accounts created in raising and equiping the 17 Regiment Arks. Vol. certified by W.H. Spivy Quarter Master of said Regt. were allowed and ordered to be paid towit William Satterfield $61.85 N.D. Shinn 92.70 N.D. Shinn 20.25 N.D. Shinn 3.00 Total Amt. $177.80

B.W. Holmes’ account for Subsistence furnished for use of “Dixie Rebels”, for Seventy Three and Noney cents, certified by Lt. Matheny was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 82] Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Benjamin McWilliams’ Account for Nineteen and 87/100 Dollars for expenses in raising and equiping 16th Regiment of Ark. Vol. certified by Dave Dixon, Mustering officer, was allowed and ordered to be paid. P.C. Heill’s account for services in the Quarter Master’s Department, amounting to Ten Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourned. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Officer of the Military Board Little Rock Arks, 31 March 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. L.D. Hill Henry James presented the following Accounts for commissary supplies furnished the 66th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, certified by himself as commissary, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.R. Hockersmith $88.25 Mrs. McAdo 22.00 James Adams 26.65 Henderson Miller 18.15 B.F. Wright 6.80 Total Amt. $161.85

Josiah T. Fisher’s[?] account for Twenty One Dollars for Publishing Governor’s Proclamation of 31 July 1862 was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 83] Tom Campaynion’s account for Four and 40/100 Dollars for Ice for sick at Fort Smith Hospital certified by Dr. Du Val was allowed and ordered to be paid. Samuel E. Faust’s account for keeping two horses belonging to the State up 30 March 1862, amounting to Fifty Three Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. The Bond of G.W. King, Captain of a Company of Arkansas Volunteers, with Wm. A. Martin and W.B. Lefevre, for securities for Fourteen Hundred Dollars was filed and appeared by the Board. Said Bond conditional that said Capt. King would collect from the men under his command the sum of Six Hundred & Ninety Four Dollars for clothing furnished by the Military Board out of their first six months commutation for clothing and pay said amount over to the Military Board. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

The following is the Report of the auctioneer appointed to sell certain articles belonging to the State by order of the Quarter Master General. Sold at auction on ac’t of the State of Arkansas, March 29th 1862 1 Box of Green Tea 52lb @ $3.05 $158.60 1 “ “ do 53 “ $2.85 151.05 1 “ Black Tea 55 “ $1.50 67.50 5 “ Black Tea 49,26,47,43,46 = 231 c 1.50 346.50 54 lb Bacon 21 c. 11.34 27 Bushels Meal $1 27.00 $761.99 Deduct 10 per cent commission 76.19 Balance $685.80

I certify that the above account of sales is correct. Jas. D. Fitzgerald auctioneer Ordered that said sum be paid over to the Pay Master General

Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 84]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 1st April 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. L.D. Hill. The following proceedings were had: viz Whereas, Col. Solon Borland, on the 9th day of October 1861, as Agent of the Military of the State of Arkansas, executed and deposited in the Union Bank of Tennessee, a certain Note of the said Military Board, for the sum of Thirteen Thousand Six Hundred Dollars. And at the same time said Borland, as Agent aforesaid, executed and deposited, one other Note in the Planter’s Bank, at Memphis Tennessee for Thirteen Thousand Two Hundred Dollars. And one other Note to the Bank of Memphis for Thirteen Thousand Two Hundred Dollars; Which said notes are payable six months after date in Tennessee Currency, or Confederate paper: the said Borland having deposited as collateral security for the payment of said Notes respectively, with the officers of said Banks, Arkansas War Bonds towit: In the Union Bank of Tennessee at Memphis, Thirty Four War Bonds, in the Planter’s Bank of Tennessee at Memphis, Thirty Three War Bonds; and in the Bank of Memphis, Thirty Three War Bonds; all of which Bonds being of the sum of Five Hundred Dollars each. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

And, Whereas, it is desirable that said several Notes should be paid off, at maturity and the Bonds deposited as collaterals redeemed. Therefore it is ordered and directed by the Military Board aforesaid, that the Hon. L.D. Hill be dispatched to the City of Memphis with the necessary Funds, and full power and authority to lift said Several Notes as per agreement entered into between [page 85] Col. S. Borland and said Bonds. Also to receive from said Banks the said War Bonds with such other authority in this behalf as may be necessary, on the premises. To carry into effect the provisions of the above order, It is directed by the Board that the sum of Forty Thousand and One Hundred Dollars be appropriated; and paid to the Hon. L.D. Hill, and that an order on the Pay Master General be drawn for that amount in his favor. Ben T. DuVal filed a Requisition for Fifty Thousand Dollars in his favor as Pay Master General; whereupon it is ordered by the Board that an order be drawn on the Auditor of Public Accounts, for Fifty Thousand Dollars payable to Ben T. Duval, Pay Master General of Arkansas, out of the money appropriated for Military purposes by the State Convention. John Wagner presented the following accounts for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Sevier County, and by them certified, which was allowed and ordered to be paid; towit: William T. Holiman $82.00 William Hopson 43.00 Franklin F. Nolen 30.50 Total amount $155.50

Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill [page 86]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 4 April 1862 In Vacation of the Board Alden M. Woodruff, late Quarter Master and Commissary of the 2d Division of the Provisional Army of Arkansas, appeared and paid to me the sum of Three Hundred and Thirty One Dollars and Forty cents, on his account with the Military Board; which said amount was turned over to the Pay Master General, as will appear by the following receipt; towit “Received from the Military Board by the hands of A.J. Smith, Assistant Secretary, the sum of Three Hundred and Thirty One Dollars and Thirty One cents, for amount paid by Algernon M. Woodruff Agent of the Military Board, Little Rock Ark. 4 April 1862. Ben T. Duval Pay Master Gen. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Pr. Tho. J. Conelley attest A.J. Smith assistant secry. of M.B. [page 87]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 17 April 1862 In Vacation of the Board Isaac C. Mills, from Pine Bluff, who had been appointed by the Board to sell a lot of sugar belonging to the State, and stored at Pine Bluff, paid to me the sum of Ninety Six Dollars and sixty cents, the amount of sales of said sugar, which amount was turned over to the Pay Master General, as will appear by the following receipt towit: Received from the Military Board by the hands of A.J. Smith, assistant secretary, the sum of Ninety Six Dollars and sixty cents, for sugar sold at Pine Bluff by Isaac C. Mills under direction of the Military Board, 17th April 1862. Ben T. Duval Pay Master General attest A.J. Smith, assistant secry M.B. [page 88] Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 21st April 1862 The Board met, after a vacation of Three weeks. Present His Excellency Gov. Henry M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. William F. Pope Post Master at Little Rock presented his account for Postage on letters and documents of the Military Board up to 1st April, amounting to the sum of Twenty Three Dollars and Seventy Five cents, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks, 22 April 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The proceedings of the previous meetings were read and approved. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Thomas Yarbrough presented the claims of sundry citizens of Union County for clothing purchased of them by the Central Clothing Committee of Union County, amounting to the sum of Twenty Five Hundred and Twenty Five and 7/100 Dollars, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Thomas Yarbrough was appointed Special Pay Master, to pay off the claims allowed above and filed his Bond for Six Thousand Dollars with T.J. Bradley, Thos. W. Chipman and Jas. G. Fanning [page 89] as his securities; which said Bond was approved; and the sum of Twenty Five Hundred and Twenty Five and 7/100 Dollars was ordered to be paid to said Thomas Yarbrough for the purposes mentioned before; and it was further ordered that said Yarbrough take receipts of the individuals to whom any amounts may be due, and when said sums are paid out in accordance with a schedule of accounts furnished he shall return said receipts to this office for final settlement. C.B. Cummings account for Four Dollars for a Gun Barrell furnished 16th Regiment Ark. Vols certified by E.N. Hill Mustering officer, was allowed and ordered to be paid. William Fuller’s account for One Hundred and Ten Dollars for one Bay mule purchased for use of the 12th Regiment, certified by E.C. Jordan, Quarter Master, was allowed and ordered to be paid. David C. Hill’s account for Three days service as assistant Quarter Master for Seven Dollars and Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. Jacob Hawkins ‘ account for Fifteen Dollars and Eighty cents for subsistence for “Dixie Rebels” certified by Capt. Beebe, was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.J. Quindley’s account for his Salary as Assistant Quarter Master General for the month ending with 20th April 1862, at $1000 per annum amounting to the sum of Eighty Three Dollars and Thirty Three cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 90] A.J. Quindley’s Account for One Dollar and Fifty cents for drayage paid by Quarter Master General, was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.J. Quindley’s Account for Nine Dollars for amount paid for removing Quarter Master’s supplies, and certified by the Quarter Master General was allowed and ordered to be paid. S.J. Howell’s account for subsistence and Quarter’s stores furnished Capt. Swagerty’s Company, certified by Jno. S. Houston Qur. M. Gen. amounting to One Hundred and Nine Dollars and Nineteen cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. James E. F[illegible] presented the following Accounts for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Independence County, were allowed and were ordered to be paid towit: Mrs. Welch $9.25 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Thomas Welch 10.00 Mrs. Rosalea V. Archer 20.00 Total Amount $39.25

William Griffin’s account for One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for One mule furnished Pope County Infantry Company certified by G.E.W. Lemoyne was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 91]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 23rd April 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H.M. Rector, Gov. and Hons. L.D. Hill and C.W. Board. The proceedings of yesterday were read & approved. Quarter Master Genl. Glenn, through his assistant A.J. Quindley presented the following account of sales of clothing made by him to the Officers of Capt. Geo. H. King’s Company, towit: To Capt. King, 1 Pr. Pants $5, 1 Pr. shoes $2.50 $7.50 “ Lt. Benton 2 “ Drawers $5, 1 shirt $2 $7.00 “ “ “ 1 Pr. Pants $5.00 $12.00 “ “ Martin 1 Pr. Pants 5.00 “ “ Haven 2 “ Pants $10, 2 Pr. Drawers $5 $15.00 “ “ “ 1 overshirt $2 2 Flannel shirts $5 7.00 $22.00 Total amt. $46.50

I certify on honor that the above amount is correct. A.J. Quindley, asst. Q.M. Which said sum of Forty Six and 50/100 Dollars was paid to the Military Board by the assistant Quarter Master General: Ordered that the said amount of Forty Six and 50/100 Dollars be paid to the Pay Master General: which was accordingly done, as will appear the following Receipt: Towit: Received from the Military Board by the hands of A.J. Smith assistant secretary the sum of Forty Six and 50/100 Dollars for clothing purchased from Quarter Master General by the officers of Capt. Geo. W. King’s Company, Arkansas Volunteers from Pulaski County Arkansas. Ben T. Duval Paymaster Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

General

Hon. L.D. Hill appointed on the 1st April 1862, by the Board to settle the debt made with the Memphis Banks in October 1861, by Col. [page 92] Solon Borland, as agent of the Board, and to whom the sum of Forty Thousand One Hundred Dollars was delivered to accomplish that end and to pay his expenses on the trip, returned to the Board a Receipt of the Pay Master General for the sum of Forty Thousand and Sixty Two and 25/100 Dollars with an account of expenses for $37.75. The following is a copy of the Receipt towit: “Received of Dr. L.D. Hill Forty Thousand and Sixty Two 25/100 Dollars in Confederate money furnished him by order f the Military Board Little Rock Arkansas April 22d 1862. Ben T. Duval Pay Master General (Account expenses) The State of Arkansas Dr. to L.D. Hill as Traveling Expenses To Napoleon as Passage $10.00 “ Expenses whilst there 1.50 “ Passage to Memphis 6.00 “ Expenses whilst at Memphis 5.75 “ Passage back to Duvals Bluff 10.00 “ Expenses whilst there 2.00 “ Passage to Little Rock 2.50 Total Amount Expenses $37.75 I certify that the above amount is correct April 22, 1862. L.D. Hill

The Account of the Arkansas State Telegraph Company for Dispatches, amounting to the sum of Nineteen and 25/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. The Account of Field & Dolly for subsistence furnished “Dixie Rebels” amounting to Thirty Three and 70/100 Dollars certified by Capt. R.E. Beebe was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 93] Col. William Turner presented the following accounts created in calling out militia in 4th Regiment Arkansas Militia certified by William Turner, Col. of said Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid viz. George H. Lumpkins $20.75 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

R.L. Bullock 29.00 T.T. Henry 15.60 F.S. Elam 20.00 C.H. Boggs 3.75 B.B. Conway 5.25 Total amt. $94.35

R.M. Gray presented the following account for expenses created in raising and Equiping 7th Regiment Arks. Vol. certified by Col. R.G. Shaver which were allowed and ordered to be paid, towit: R.M. Gray & Co. $35.00 R.M. Gray & Co. 31.10 Total amt $66.10

H. Clabe Howell’s account articles furnished 17th Regiment Arks. Volunteers, certified by Col. Geo. W. Lemoyne, amounting to the sum of One Hundred and Twenty Eight and 06/100 Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. H. Clabe Howell presented the following Accounts for expenses created in calling out the Militia of the 15th Regiment, which was certified by the Quarter Master & Commissary of said Regiment, and ordered to be paid: towit: H. Clabe Howell, for Quarter Master supplies Certified by Q.M. Jos. W. Bernard $20.21 H. Clabe Howell, for Commissary supplies Certified by G.W. Hollidger commissary 27.06 Total amt. $47.26 [page 94] S.H. Tucker presented the following Accounts, incurred in subsisting the “Dixie Rebels” and certified by Capt. R.E. Beebe, which were allowed and ordered to be paid Towit: T.E. Holmes for subsistence $35.25 John Dean “ “ 5.28 S.S. Harger “ “ 3.50 S.S. Harger “ “ & Medicine 32.00 Total Amt. $76.03 John W. Rison’s Accounts for subsistence furnished “Dixie Rebels” certified by Capt. R.E. Beebe, were allowed and ordered to be paid Towit: John W. Rison for Quarter Master supplies $13.20 John W. Rison “ “ “ “ & c. 24.70 Total Amt. $37.90 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Samuel G. Earles - Capt. Co.G 3rd Regiment Arkansas Cavalry, by the hands of Robert Brazil presented to the Board a letter enclosing Six Hundred and Ninety Nine and 74/100 Dollars for amount paid to him of commutation money paid by the Confederate Government to his company for clothing furnished his company and paid to the Central Clothing Committee of Ouachita County, which amount was turned over to the Pay Master General as per receipt as follows: “Received from the Military Board, by the hands of A.J. Smith, assistant secy., the sum of Six Hundred and Ninety Nine and 74/100, for amount paid to Capt. Saml. G. Earles of Co. G 3rd Regiment Arkansas Cavalry for commutation money paid by the Confederate Government to his company for clothing furnished by the State of Arkansas - 23 April 1862. Ben T. Duval. Pay Master General Ordered that the Board adjourn L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 95]

Little Rock Arks. 24th April 1862 Office of the Military Board The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector & Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Abraham B. Joyner’s account for clothing furnished the Central Clothing Committee of Johnson County, and by them certified, amounting to the sum of Seventeen Dollars and Forty Five cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. Mrs. Martha M. Fleming’s account for Eight and 22/100 Dollars for subsistence furnished the 17th Regiment Arks. Volunteers, certified by Sam W. Williams, Mustering Officer was allowed and ordered to be paid. C.N. Gossett, by A.D. King, presented the following accounts, which were allowed and ordered to be paid towit: For Bacon furnished Capt. Withers’ Company, Col. Carroll’s Regiment, certified by Wm. W. Daniel, Qr. M. Withers’ Co. $11.83 For articles furnished Capt. Davis’ Company, Col. Carroll’s Regiment 71.00 Total Amount $82.83

A.D. King presented the following Accounts for supplies furnished Capt. L.N.C. Swagerty’s company, certified by John S. Houston, Quarter Master, and Commissary of Arkansas Volunteers, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Thomas May $84.65 T.K. & A.P. May 35.23 T.K. & A.P. May 18.19 G. J. Brown 60.15 Total Amount $198.22 [page 96] Jacob Teague’s Account was presented by J.R. Shipp., for subsistence furnished the 22d Regiment Arkansas Militia, certified by Col. Jerome B. Lewis, said Account was created in bringing Jahawkers to Little Rock. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 25 April 1862 The Board met. Present Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Samuel W. Williams presented the following claims created in Raising and Equiping the 17th Regiment, certified by himself as Mustering Officer of said Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Thomas E. Hardiman subsistence $18.27 Andrew Hodges for subsistence 11.56 Total Amount $29.83

H. Cagle presented presented the following accounts for Subsistence and Forage for use of the 17th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, certified by W.H. Spivey Quarter Master of said Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid Towit For Flour of H. Cagle $322.30 For H. Cagle for Forage 8.68 Total Amount $330.98 [page 97] James Russell’s account for 20 Bushels corn at 75c. per Bushel, for Borland’s Battalion of Cavalry, certified by D.F. Shall, Quarter Master amounting to Fifteen Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. John P. Black’s presented the following Accounts for Quarter Masters supplies for the Battalion of Artillery, composed of Capts. Trigg, Steck and Hubbard’s companies, certified by W.F. Rapley, Qr. Master, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. A.B. Stubblefield $262.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

J. B. Langford 454.00 Total Amount $716.50

An Account due the Estate of John H. Imboden, deceased, for Quarter Masters supplies furnished the 6th Regiment of Arks. Vols. certified by H.T. Hodnett, Qr. Master for Sixty Three and 22/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. John P. Black presented the following accounts, created in Raising and Equiping the 7th Regiment certified by W.R. Cain Lt. Col., Col. R.G. Shaver and Louis Hanauer special Quarter Master of 7th Regt., which were allowed and ordered to be paid, Towit: Chrisstian Wedeman for Qr. Masters $10.50 Munvin & Bryant 4.75 Estate of Jno. H. Imboden 172.35 Total Amount $187.60

Thomas Riggs by his assignee Wm. S. Davis presented the [illegible] for hawling done for Col. McCarver’s Regiment, certified by Thos. H. Beard lieutenant, for Nineteen and 50/100 was allowed and ordered to be paid.

[page 98] L.O. Breeden’s Account for subsistence furnished the 17th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers certified by Saml. W. Williams Mustering Officer for the sum of Twenty Three and 80/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. John A. Westerfield’s Account for Eighty Dollars for 400 lbs. Bacon furnished the 4th Regiment Arkansas Militia certified by G.W. Connor, Quarter Master, was allowed and ordered to be paid. L.D. Hill’s Account for services as a Member of the Military Board commencing with 31 January and ending with the 25 April, 85 days at $5 / per day amounting to Four Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. John R. Laughlin’s Account for his services as Wagon Master for Jno. H. Imboden, Qr. Master and Agent of the Military Board commencing with the 27th June and ending with the 8th August 1861, amounting to the sum of Fifty Four and 39/100 which was allowed and ordered to be paid. The Account of A.J. Smith, for his service as assistant secretary of the Military Board from the 15 of March to 25 April 1862, 41 days at $5 per day, amounting to the sum of Two Hundred and Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board L.D. Hill Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 26th April 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector, and Hon. C.W. Board. The proceedings of yesterday were read and approved. Thomas F. Austin, who was appointed special agent of the Military Board to pay off Commissary claims created in Raising the 14th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, presented his accounts, for settlement, which were examined and approved by the Board. The following is a statement of said Austin, towit Thomas F. Austin In a/c with the State of Arkansas

Jan. 3 1862 To amount advanced him this day $8000.00 Credit April 26 By Amt. paid out as per Vouchers From No.1 to No. 138 inclusive 6541.66 “ “ “ Amount allowed him for his service As per Voucher No.139 300.00 “ “ “ Balance paid to the Military Board This day in War Binds 1158.34 8,000.00

The object for which the Bond of T.F. Austin was given, having been accomplished, It was ordered that the Bond be cancelled which was accordingly done. F. Buckingham’s Account for Bacon & Meal furnished the “Dixie Rebels” certified by Capt. R.E. Beebe, amounting to the sum of Twenty Seven Dollars and Seventy Five cents, was allowed and ordered to be paid.

James W. McConaughey filed the [page 100] following Receipt of Ben T. Duval Pay Master General, in his settlement as Quarter Mas. And Commissary of 1st Division Prov. Army of Arkansas: towit: Received of Col. J.W. McConaughey by the hands of Col. C.W. Board, Six Thousand Six Hundred and Seventy Dollars: Six Thousand Dollars in War Bonds with coupons attached, and the residue in Confederate paper and Arkansas Treasury Warrants. Little Rock April 26th 1862 (signed in duplicate) Ben T. Duval Pay Master General

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Quarter Master General Geo. W. Glenn through his assistant Quindley, paid to the Military Board the sum of Twenty Eight and 80/100 Dollars, for Four doz. Mess Pans sold to Dr. E.R. Duval, C.S.A. Surgeon at the Little Rock arsenal. The following account of Thomas G. McClure with the State of Arkansas was presented, and the Balance due from him was paid to the Military Board towit Thomas F. McClure To the State of Arkansas For the Sale of One Horse belonging to the State as per Austin’s Statement $125.00 For Amount M.J. Blythe’s account was paid, to said McClure in Sept. 1861 13.71 For amount of C.D. Wood account [illegible] paid, to McCLure in Sept. 1861 28.29 167.00 April 26 Cr. For Keeping Horde 5 months 25.00 Balance amount of $142.00 paid to the Military Board by T.F. Austin.

F.D. Slagall’s account for Four Dollars for a Drum for 14 Regiment, certified by Col. W.C. Mitchell was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 101] The following are copies of Receipts from Ben. T. DuVal Pay Master General for amounts paid him towit: Received from Col. C.W. Board Eleven Hundred and Fifty Eight Dollars and Fifty cents, in War Bonds, returned by T.F. Austin Little Rock Arks. April 26 1862. Ben T. DuVal Pay Master General

Received from the Military Board by the hands of A.J. Smith assistant secy., the sum of One Hundred and Seventy Dollars and Eighty cents – One Hundred and Forty Two Dollars of which were for amount due from Thomas G. McClure; and Twenty Eight and 80/100 Dollars amount received from Quarter Master General Geo. W. Glenn for Mess Pans sold to Surgeon C.S.A. at Little Rock Hospital. Little Rock Arks 26 April 1862. Ben T. DuVal Pay Master Genl. per Tho. J. Connelly

James C. Marvin’s account for Rent of Office for Quarter Master Imboden from 20th July to 30 Sept. 1861, also use of Furniture and Safe, amounting to the sum of Twenty Two Dollars and Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board H. M. Rector [page 102]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock, Arks 28 April 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor, and Hon. C.W. Board. J.L. Shinn for 15 Wood Buckets for use of the Militia of the 15th Regiment, certified by Joseph W. Bernard Quarter Master amounting to the sum of Fifteen Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. Edmond Burgevin’s Account for his Service as Adjutant General of the State of Arkansas from 8th March to the 28th April 1862, 57 days at $5 per day, amounting to the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Five Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board H. M. Rector

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 29 April 1862 Then Board met. Present His Excellency H.M. Rector, Governor, & Hon. C.W. Board. Wiley Bishop’s account for a Gun purchased by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board, for Seventeen Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. James M. McCorkle’s claim for a Gun purchased by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board for Thirty Dollars was allowed [page 103] and ordered to be paid. The certificate for this claim was lost or mislaid, but being placed in abstract No. 4, certificate No.10, by W.K. McKean, it was ordered that the amount be paid, on the order of said McKorkle, which was filed, and a receipt from his agent Jno. D. Rowland, endorsed with order. The Account of Thomas Park for subsistence furnished the 12th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers certified by Will. O. Donnell, commissary, for Twenty Seven Dollars and Fifty cents, was allowed and ordered to be paid. A communication from the Military Board was addressed to Gen. G. T. Beauregard Commanding the Western Division of the Confederate States Army, in respect to retaining a portion of the Texas Troops in Arkansas & c. See order Book Pages 100, 101, & 102. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

John P. Black, presented the following claims, created in attending to the Stock property belonging to the State, under charge of the late John H. Imboden., Quarter Master * Commissary for the 2d Division of Arkansas Provisional Army, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit J.B. Kelsey 16.50 F. Moore 164.26 James Combs 2.50 William Wells 66.00 H. Imboden 22.50 J. Brown 3.00 J.B. Lankford 22.00 W.B. Bogarth 12.25 James Russell 11.00 D.C. Black 40.50 A.G. Williams 1.50 D.C. West $13.50 15.00 John McCoy $18.75 P.P. Puckett .75 19.50 $395.01 Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board H.M. Rector [page 104]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Ark. May 1st 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board: W.R. Miller’s claim for freight paid on powder sent to Jacksonport certified by H.P. Vaughan Sec. M.B. was presented allowed & ordered paid. $10.00

John P. Black’s claim for taking charge of and turning over to the State agent the Stock & Q.M. stores that were in the hands of J.H. Imboden & for expences in traveling to Little Rock from Pocahontas & returning and settling the business of the said late J.H. Imboden, was presented allowed & ordered paid. 195.00

J.H. Delaney’s claim transferred to A.T. Delaney for three shot guns and one Rifle bought and certified by W.K. McKean, agt. Millitary Board for 15th Reg. of Arkansas Volunteers was presented allowed & ordered paid. 100.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

James D. Butler’s claims for printing 500 Blanks for use of Paymaster Gen. certified by B.T. Duval was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. 20.00

James D. Butler’s claims for printing Lables for use of tacticks for the use of the Militia of Arkinsas certified by Edmond Burgevin in A.G. presented allowed & ordered paid. 5.00 [page 105] J.M. Bussey’s claim, transferred to James M. Coulter for one Rifle Gun purchased and certified by W.K. McKean for 15th Reg. A.V. was presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 15.00 G.S. Polleys presented the following claims for expences incurred in holding court martial in the cases against Gen. T.H. Bradley P.R. Claiborne & others infavor of the following names persons which was allowed & ordered to be paid. G.P. Polleys claim 12.00 G.W. Cheek “ 33.00 P.J. Smith “ 28.50 J.B. Barry “ 24.75 O.P. Liles “ 21.00 J. Kenny “ 12.50 Thos. Barnett “ 21.00 C. Porter “ 23.75 S.G. Hanley “ 23.75 G.S. Polleys “ 21. E.D. Poe “ 21. G.S. Polleys “ 29.75 $272.00

An official letter was addressed to Brig. General Roane in relation to clothing for troops under his command to operate in the State of Arkansas. Copied in Letter Book Page. A communication to Cole respecting his command cooperating with the troops now in this state in its defence & c. Letter Book Page. [page 106] J.H. Imboden, by his administrator John P. Black, filed a settlement as agent of the Millitary Board (or Quartermaster) for the 2d Division of the Provisional Army of Arkansas: To wit as follows: Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

J.H. Imboden in a/c with State of Arkansas July 1 1861 To Amt. Requisition Specie 10000 “ “ “ War Bonds 20000 31 “ “ “ do do 45000 31 “ “ “ specie 1500 76500 Credits May 2 1862 By amt. paid out as per abstract & vouchers filed 50202.00 By Amt. Imboden a/c for services 707 “ “ Confederate money 100 “ “ Treasury warrants paid 1060 “ “ War Bonds 20265 “ “ Specie 2210 74604 Balance due $1896

It was ordered by the Millitary Board that the sum of One Thousand six hundred & fifty dollars in War Bonds and Treasury warrants be turned over to B.T. Duval, and that the remainder of the funds in specie and War Bonds be deposited with S.H. Tucker & Co. for safe keeping as a special deposit, also that the sum of Six hundred and fifty five 50/100 dollars rec’d for coupons on said bonds be deposited with S.H. Tucker & Co. which was done by H.P. Vaughn Sec’ M.B. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 107]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock May 2d 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. When the following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid 306 J.P. Davis claim for forage furnished 17th Reg. A.V. transferred to and collected by W.M. Ferguson & Bro. for. 26.36

307 Hughes & Payne’s claim for commissary stores furnished Capt. Beebe’s company Dixie Rebels for 6.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

308 Wm. M. Ferguson & Bros. claims for Q.M. & Coms. Stores furnished 15th Reg. A.M. 49.00

309 T.K. & J.Y. Perry’s claims for Q.M. Stores furnished 17th Reg. A.V. 7.25

310 Huldah Albright’s claims for clothing furnished Central Committee of Craighead County Collected by W.T.E. Armstrong one of said committee 46.83

311 G.A. Warner’s claims for corn furnished 5th Ark. Vol. while being Mustered by Marsh Walker M.O. Collected by W.T.E. Armstrong 17.25

312 H.C. Smith’s claims for Q.M. stores furnished 9th Reg. A.M. 105.88

313 Rubin Carter’s claim for one two horse wagon & Harness furnished the 10th Reg. A.V. 130.00

[page 108] A communication was addressed to Maj. Gen. Earl Van Dorn respecting arms and ammunition to defend the State of Arkansas: Letter Book Page: The Board then adjourned. H.M. Rector C.W. Board

Office Millitary Board Little Rock May 3 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H.M. Rector Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid: 314 John McMann’s claims for hauling commissary stores Mar. 20th 62, for the 11th Regiment A.M. 4.00

315 Baxter Ray’s claim for hauling Commissary Stores Mar. 21st 62, for the 11th Reg. A.M. collected by Jno. McMann. 4.00

316 Henry Brookin’s claim for services as page to Millitary Board 20.00

317 Dock T.G. Butler’s claim for Beef sold 10th Regiment A.V. 58.50

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 109]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 5th May 1862 The Board met. Present, His Excellency H.M. Rector and Hon. C.M. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid: towit: 318 A.J. Smith for incidental expenses of the Military Board for March and April 1862. $20.50

319 Sam Mitchell, for one horse lost in Battle at Oak Hills, account certified by Brig. Gen. N.B. Pearce. $175.00

It was ordered by the Board that A. Travis of White County Arkansas proceed as near the enemy as possible and report to the Millitary Board all such information relating to the strength and position of the enemy as he may be able to ascertain to be reported by videts H.H. (order book p.) Col. Thomason was ordered by Telegraph to organize 50 percent of his Regiment in Prairie County into volunteer companies for State service six months (order book p.) Col Rogers of White County was ordered to organize fifty per cent of his regiment of Militia into volunteer companies to serve in State service for six months. See order Book page H.M. Rector [page 110]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock May 6th 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H.M. Rector Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered paid 320 J. W. McConaughey Quartermaster Master Gen. of the State’s requisition for five Thousand dollars. $5000.00

321 A.J. Ward’s claims for making 463 Lance or pikes for State Arkansas $3241.00

H.M. Rector C.W. Board

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Millitary Board Little Rock May 7th 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H.M. Rector Gov. Hon. C.W. Board & Hon. L.D. Hill. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid.

322 Arkansas State Telegraph Co.’s claim for Gov. message to Sec. of War 12.90

323 James A. Hutching’s claims for Services as clerk in the Millitary Board 220.

324 C. Hirsch’s claim for ballance due him for clothing sold Central Com. Independence Co. 713.78

325 James Hogue’s claim for commissary stores furnished 18th Reg. A.M. 3.56

326 Rigsbee Cole & Co.’s claim for onzaburgs furnished 8th Regiment A.V. 98.94 [page 111] 327 James W. Bradley’s claim for clothing furnished Central Committee of the county of White. 1231.00

328 Wilson & Booth’s claim for jeans sold Central Committee White County. 7.00

329 James Timms’ claim for transporting troops & c. 321.00

330 A.J. Smith’s claim for Services as assistant Sec. of Millitary Board 60.00

331 C.W. Board’s claim for Services as member of the Millitary Board 335.00

332 J. W. McConaughey Q.M. & Com. Gen. Requisition 20000.00

H.M. Rector C.W. Board L.D. Hill

Office Millitary Board Little Rock May 8th 1862 The Board met: Present His Excellency H.M. Rector Hon. C.W. Board & Hon. L.D. Hill. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Horace P. Vaughan Sec. of Millitary Board was directed to withdraw the funds deposited S.H. Tucker & Co. on the 1st Inst., and to bring the same and deliver it to the Millitary Board which was done in accordance therewith: = when $19675. 50/100 in war bonds $100.00 in confederate money was turned over to B.T. Duval Paymaster General, as per reciept as follows Rec’d. of the Millitary Board a package containing according to H.P. Vaughan’s count nineteen thousand seven hundred and seventy five dollars in War Bonds. Little Rock May 8th 1862 (Signed) Ben T. Duval Paymaster Genl. L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 112]

Office Millitary Board Hot Springs June 19th 1862 The Board met; Present Hon. L.D. Hill & Hon. C.W. Board; When it was ordered by the Millitary Board that the office of Quarter Master General of Arkansas be this day abolished, and that the present incumbent Jas. W. McConaughey be directed to make Report to the Board at his earliest Convenience the amount of money and property received by him as such, and also the disposition he has made of the same: L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office Millitary Board Hot Springs June 20th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board & Hon. L.D. Hill When the following claim was presented and allowed and ordered paid.

333 C.T. Stewart’s claim for clothing sold Central Committee of Lawrence County. 1702.03

L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 113]

Office Millitary Board Hot Springs June 30th 1862 The Board met. Present When the following claim was presented and allowed and ordered paid. 334 H.P. Vaughan’s claim for services as Sec. of the Millitary Board $317.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

C.W. Board Office Millitary Board Hot Springs July 3d 1862 The Board met; Present His Excellency H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. When the following claims was presented and allowed & ord’d paid.

335 James Lowry’s claim for Quarter Master Stores furnished the 15th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers. 525.00

336 H.A. Anderson’s claims for expenses Traveling under orders of Gen. Pearce. 111.80

337 John E. Reardon’s claims for Stationary For Quarter Master Glenn’s department $1.50 “ Paymaster Duval’s department 17.20 “ Military Board 17.00 = 35.70

C.W. Board [page 114]

Office Millitary Board Hot Springs July 4th 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H.M. Rector Gov. & Hon. C.W. Board When the following claims were presented, allowed & ordered to be paid 338 Mrs. M.J. Spivey’s claim for storage of government records At Dardanell. 21.00

340 James P. Jones claim for Commissary Stores furnished 21st Regmt A.M. 28.00 S.S. Kimball claim for flour furnished the 21st Regmt A.M. 25.50 A.K. Foster’s claim for Quartermaster & Commissary Stores furnished 21st Reg. A.M. 240.45

339 John W. Williamson’s claim for 2 mules Sold Scott’s Squadron 280.00

C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Hot Springs Arks. 8 July 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board.

341 James H. Trundle’s claim for his services as Wagon Master under Quartermaster General McConaughey, and for amt. paid teamsters was allowed and ordered to be paid amounting to $415.50 C.W. Board

[page 115] Office of the Military Board Hot Springs Arks. 9th July 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board.

342 Thomas Parks’ claim for One Horse lost in the Battle of Oak Hills, certified to by Col. DeRosy Carroll, 1st Regiment Cavalry, was allowed and ordered to be paid. $130.00

Office of the Military Board Hot Springs Arks. 14 July 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board & L.D. Hill. The following claims were presented, allowed, and ordered to be paid Towit: 344 William B. Speer for Quarter Master & Commissary supplies for 12th Regiment A.V. $295.42

345 William B. Speer for Quarter Master & Commissary Supplies for 15th Regiment A.V. $234.60

346 L.B. Dowd for Quarter Master stores for 15th Regiment A.V. 492.69 L.B. Dowd for Quarter Master & Commissary supplies for 15 Regiment 399.75 $899.44 Wesley Boren for 2 Pr. Pants furnished for 15th Regiment A Volunteers 7.00

348 McGuire & Anderson, for Quarter Masters & Commissary Supplies for 15th Regiment $63.67 [page 116] Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

347 Thomas Layne for 2 Pair Blankets for 15th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers $12.00 A. Hemphill for Guns for the 15th Regiment Arks. Volunteers 53.00 P.K. Bowman for clothing for the 15th Regiment Arks. Volunteers 49.00 R.P. McCrary for clothing for the 15th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers 62.00 John Jobe for clothing furnished the Central Clothing

349 Committee of Sevier Co. $8.00

350 Josiah Foster for One Horse for Woodruff’s Artillery. $150.00 Josiah Foster for Black Smith work done for DeRosey Carroll’s 1st Regiment Arkansas Volunteer Cavalry 76.63

351 William K. Patterson for services and expenses as Mustering Officer of the 8th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers 132.00

352 Pool Pulliam & Co. for amount of error in amount of supplies 23.14 furnished the 8th Regiment Ark. Volunteers in July & August 1861

The following is a Receipt for money paid to the Military Board by Jas. W. McConaughey Quarter Master General of Arkansas. “Received of J.W. McConaughey by the hands of W.R. Miller & C.W. Board, Seventeen Hundred and Eighty Three Dollars, in his settlement, as Quarter Master General of the State of Arkansas, 14th July 1862. Ben T. Duval Pay Master & c. 343 F. Buckingham’s a/c amounting to $6.54 and Russell MBath’s “ “ “ 5.08 for Commissary supplies for 36 Regt. A.M. were allowed and ordered to be paid.

L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 117]

Office of the Military Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Hot Springs Arks., 15 July 1862 The Board met. Present Hons. L.D. Hill and C.W. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid. 354 R.S. Clayton for Board of John Chile while on Business of the State Connected with the 36th Regiment Arks. Militia $17.50

355 Levi & Turrentine for Quarter Master supplies for 15th Regiment A.V. $17.77 Levi & Turrentine for Quarter Masters supplies for 15th Regiment A.V. 27.57

J.H. Williams presented the claims of sundry citizens of Carroll County, for clothing purchased of them by the Central Clothing Committee of said County amounting to the sum of Five Hundred and Ninety Eight Dollars and Seventy cents, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. 353 J.H. Williams was appointed special Pay Master to pay the claims alluded to above & filed his Bond for One Thousand Dollars with C.C. Williams and J.F. Sims as his securities which said Bond was approved by the Board whereupon he filed a Requisition for Five Hundred and Ninety Eight Dollars and Seventy cents to pay off said claims, which Requisition granted and the Pay Master directed to pay that amount to him. L.D. Hill C.W. Board

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Office of the Military Board Hot Springs Arks. 19th July 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill and C.W. Board. A. Anderson presented the following Accounts, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, the sums being for expenses on account of the 15th Regiment of Arks. Volunteers towit 356 Thomas S. Leake $23.00 Mrs. C. Leake 20.00 109.50 Mrs. C. Leake 66.50

J.J. Whitmore presented the following Accounts for expenses incurred the 1st Division of the Provisional Army of Arkansas, which were allowed & ordered to be paid. 357 Thomas K. Whitmore $700.00 J.A. Gordon 37.50 787.50 Henry J. Davis 50.00

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

P.R. Smith presented the following Accounts for expenses in raising and equiping the 15th Regt. Arks. Vol. which were allowed and ordered to be paid, Towit: 358 W. McAdams $4.50 Rector & Hall 55.05 B.F. Suggins 49.50 Jas. W. Watson 3.00 $140.75 Daniel Curry 12.50 M.L. Story 9.00 John C. Parker 7.20

Nathan Levi presented the following Accounts, for expenses in raising the 15th Regiment which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Levi & Turrentine $12.88 McGuire & Anderson $18.50 $31.38 McGuire & Anderson $19.50 McGuire & Anderson $10.20 W. Luther $25 $54.70 =$86.08

L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 119]

Office of the Military Board Hot Springs Arks. 22 July 1862 The Board met. Present Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill. R.A. Oaks presented the following claims which were allowed and ordered to be paid. To Wit: For expenses raising the 7th Regiment A.V. 360 Hunter & Oaks $324.42 Hunter & Oaks 287.19 $611.61

361 Hunter & Oaks 65.00 Hunter & Oaks 10.00 Hunter & Oaks 309.52 384.52

367 Saml C. Raney 250.00 W.A. Dawson 132.50 B.R. Lawrence 90.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

John Mulligan 351.25 Smith Hutchinson 8.75 W.C. Sloan 130.00 J.M. Garrett 110.00 H.W. Harlow 115.00 James Taylor 125.00 Thomas C. Stidman 145.00 E.W. Bale 25.00 Taylor Fortenbury 300.00 $1782.50

For expenses of the 6th Regiment A.V. 363 Hunter & Oaks 12.75 Hunter & Oaks 4.65 17.40

For expenses of Borland’s Regiment 362 John Wells $34.50 James Martin 60.00 94.50

For Trigg’s Artillery Company 365 Hunter & Oaks 72.36

Note: These Two claims of Hunter & Oaks, Towit for $324.42 and $287.19 were allowed by order of the Board 11 Jany. 1862. See Page 212 minute book “A” [page 120] For expenses in Raising the 5th Regiment A.V. 364 S. Elliott $6.00 Wyley Stotts 18.00 George Taylor 15.00 $39.00

For expenses in Raising the 8th Regiment A.V. 366 Thomas Martin $6.00

368 B. Norwood & sons’ account for Quarter Master supplies for the 15th Regiment, amounting to One Hundred and Ninety Eight Dollars and Thirteen cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. L.D. Hill C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office of the Military Board Hot Springs Arks 26th July 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill and C.W. Board. 369 Williams & Potts account for Quarter Master and Commissary supplies for 17th Regiment Arks. Vols. was allowed and ordered to be paid. Amt. to $208.97

370 Henry Ridly’s account for Repairing Guns for 8th Regiment, certified by W.K. Patterson, Mustering Officer, was allowed and ordered to be paid, amounting to $52.00

371 A.J. Quindley’s Account for his service as Assistant Quarter Master General of Arks, beginning with the 10th and ending with the 28th April 1862 at $1000 per annum, was allowed and ordered to be paid, amounting to $52.63 deducting these from Ten Dollars for coat & pants purchased from the State. 10.00 $42.63

L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 121]

Office of the Military Board Hot Springs Arks. 28th July 1862 The Board met. Present Governor Henry M. Rector and Hons. C.W. Board and L.D. Hill.

373 The Account of A.J. Smith for his services as Assistant Secretary of the Military Board, beginning with the 8th May and ending with the 31st July 1862 at $100 per month, amounting to Two Hundred and Eighty Three Dollars and Thirty Three cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. $2183.33

372 Benjamin T. Duval as attorney, presented the following accounts, for horses and arms lost in the Battle of Oak Hills, certified by Col. DeRossy Carroll of 1st Cavalry Regiment Arks. Volunteers which were allowed and ordered to be paid Towit: Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

L. Jossenberger, For 1 Horse & Rifle Gun $188.00 C.F. Robinson, For 1 Horse & Blanket 107.00 John Cox For One Horse 125.00 Amount to $420.00 Ordered that the Board adjourn. H.M. Rector L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 122]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock August 15th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill. 374 Grantham Rose’s claim for services rendered Capt. Proctor’s Company of the 16th Regiment having been previously allowed and placed upon the abstract of said company was ordered to be paid.

Office Millitary Board Little Rock August 18th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill. 375 B.H. Kinsworthy presented the following claims for Quartermaster Stores furnished 15th Regiment Ark. Volunteers and the same appearing on the abstract was ordered to be paid: to wit Sypert & Nelson’s claim for 80.33 Sypert & Nelson’s “ “ 3.25 $83.58 [page 123]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Aug. 19th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill. The following claims having been previously allowed, as appears by abstract on file in this office was ordered to be paid. 376 S.H. Tucker & Co’s claims for commissary Stores furnished 13th Regiment A.M. $89.28

377 S.H. Tucker & Co.’s claims for Quartermaster Stores furnished 13th Regiment A.M. 31.05 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Millitary Board Little Rock August 21st 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill & Hon. C.W. Board The following claims for Lost Horses were presented and allowed and orders issued to Paymaster to pay the same. 378 Pinkney Davis’s claim for horse lost while staked out to graze belonging to 1st Regiment of Cavalry A.V. $75.00

379 John A. Stewart’s claim for horse killed in the Oak Hill battle belonging to 1st Regiment of Cavalry A.V. $110.00

380 John Reed’s claim for horse killed in Oak Hill battle belonging to 1st Regiment of Cavalry A.V. $130.00

C.W. Board [page 124]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Aug. 23rd 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill and Hon. C.W. Board The following accounts were presented and allowed and ordered paid. 381 B.F. Jones claim for one cow hide furnished 15th regiment A.V. $10.00

382 W.R. McKean’s claim for Quartermaster Stores furnished 15th Regiment A.V. 281.75 C.W. Board [page 125] Office Millitary Board Little Rock August 25th 1862 The Board met = Present Hon. L.D. Hill and Hon. C.W. Board. The following order was made: Ordered by the Millitary Board of the State of Arkansas that the office of Paymaster General be and the same is hereby abolished, to take effect on Monday the 1st day of September 1862, and that the Secretary notify the Paymaster of the same, and to request him to make report and Settlement of all his Transactions as such paymaster up to said date; The following claims were then presented, and allowed, and ordered paid: 383 S.H. Hinton’s claim for Beef furnished Rector Grays & Linden Dead Shots 5th Regt. A.V. $16.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

384 William G. Arlidge’s claim for services rendered 5th Regiment A.V. 4.50

385 Ben T. Love’s claim for forage furnished 10th Regiment A.V. 25.50

386 P.R. Smith’s claim for Quartermaster Stores furnished 15th Regiment A.V. 200.00

C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 26 Aug. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. rector, Govr and Hon. C.W. Board 387 Account of Arkansas Telegraph Company for Dispatches from 4 May to 2 June 1862 amt to Forty Four Dollars & 30 Cents was allowed & ordered to be paid. [page 126]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 27th August 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. L.L. Mack presented the following claims on account of expenses incurred in raising the 5th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit: 390 James A. Biggers 44.00 John L. Kuykendall 130.00 Nelson Brasher 12.88 George Lynch 16.00 A.P. Bobo (P.H.B.) 17.50 G.B. Croft 110.00 Thomas M. Ray 60.00 M.T.C. Lumpkins 5.75 J.A. Murray 15.00 Simeon Dorsey 4.50 L.M. McClamrock 60.00 Obediah Larrimore 132.61 Mobly & Brothers 4.00 Amount To $612.24

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

L.L. Mack presented the following claims on account clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Green County, which were paid. 389 Mobly & Brothers 811.83 W.H. Grenade 349.00 J.S. Anderson 199.25 William S. Latta 52.50 John J. Wood 43.25 Reuben Gramling 5.50 D.E. Breckenridge 4.75 Deborah Lovelady 3.75 John Lovelady 2.00 George B. Croft $19.50 Lucy J. Warren $1.50 21.00 Joseph Gramling 9.75 Mary Ann Brown 11.00 J.S. Anderson 127.25 Amount $1640.83 [page 127] L.L. Mack presented the following claims for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Randolph County, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit. 388 Nicholas Bach $20.00 Nicholas Bach 12.00 Richard Lathan 5.60 Amt. To $37.60

391 The claim of Jacob Hawkins for 1 Doz. Lead Pencils for the Office of the Military Board amounting to Three Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid.

William B. Speer presented the following accounts which were created in raising the 15th Regiment which were allowed and ordered to be paid. 392 John W. Wilson $7.00 William B. Speer, for clothing shoes & c. –(The items which compose this account are included in an account presented 12 Feby. 1862 and stricken out of said account because of not being at that time charged to the soldiers on the muster rolls of the companies – See Voucher No. 23 and page 20 of folio) 273.00 $280.00

393 A.J. Jones’ account for Commissary Supplies for 15th Regiment Ark. Vols. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

amounting Forty One and 72/100 Dollars was ordered to be paid.

394 John W. Rison’s account for Stationary for for use of the Colonel of the 36th Regiment Arks. Militia amounting to Five Dollars was ordered to be paid. 395 John Chiles account for expenses while paying off the militia of the 36th Regiment amounting to Five Dollars and Fifty cents, was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 128] L.L. Mack presented the following accounts for expenses created in raising and equiping the 5th Regiment Arks. Vols. which allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit 396 Moses B. Rhea $60.00 William Smizer 11.00 Larkin Wiley 28.00 Amount $99.00 397 William Smith’s claim for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Green County, amounting to Twenty Seven Dollars, and Twenty Five cents was allowed and ordered to be paid.

398 B.O. Hattox presented the following claims for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Ouachita County which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Central Committee $10.00 E.A. Allen & Co. 23.25 Amount $33.25 Ordered that the Board adjourn. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 129]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 28th August 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector, Govr. and Hon. C.W. Board. The following accounts were presented allowed and ordered to be paid, the same being for the use of the “Fort Smith Rifles” in Colonel J.R. Gratiot’s Regiment. Towit: The State of Arkansas for Fort Smith Rifles To James H. Sparks 399 For 46 Halls Carbines $10 $460. 1700 Cartridges 3c. 51. 400 Caps 2. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Material for 85 Haversacks 11. Amount to $524.00 Ordered that the Board adjourn. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 130]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 30th August 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. Ordered by the Board. That the Pay Master General of the State of Arkansas be and he is hereby directed to pay Captain John Carroll’s Company of Cavalry of Prairie County from the time said company was organized to the date of the transfer of the same to the Confederate States which was on the 2d June 1862. T.E. Reese presented the following accounts created in raising volunteers under the Governor’s Proclamation of the 4th May 1862, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, Towit: John C. Wylie $6.00 B.B. Sanders 1. B.B. Sanders 11. Dread Howell 82. Total Amt. $100.

401 Edmund Burgevin’s Account for his rendered as Mustering Officer of Volunteers under the Governor’s Proclamation of the 4th May 1862, beginning with the 6th May and ending with 2d June 1862, being 28 days at $5, amounting to the sum of One Hundred and Forty Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid.

Ordered that the Board adjourn. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 131]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 2 Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

F.M. Wellsford account for Forage and subsistence furnished Capt. Henry H[illegible]’s Company 402 Arks. Vols. amounting to Forty Four Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid.

Ordered that the Board adjourn. H.M. Rector C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 4th September 1862 The Board met. Present Henry M. Rector Governor and Honorable C.W. Board. A.B. Scott presented the following claims created in raising and equiping the 13th Regiment A.V. which were allowed and ordered to be paid. 403 O. Pope $10.55 H. Harrison 12.50 J.C. Hunt 17.50 Total Amt $40.55

404 Benjamin Harris’ Claim for subsistence for 5th Regiment amounting to Thirty Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid.

405 Francis Miller’s claim for Subsistence and Quarter Masters supplies for the 14th Regiment Ark. Vol. was presented, amount to One Hundred and Forty Five and 63/100 Dollars allowed and Ordered to be paid. [page 132] Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 5th Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 406 R.C. Brady, Publisher of the “Washington Telegraph’s” account for publishing Military Proclamations amounting to Forty Seven Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid.

407 Jesse Mason’s account for subsistence furnished Capt. L.N.C. Swagerty’s company Arkansas Volunteers amounting to the sum of Seven Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid.

408 John M. Green’s account for Forty Five lb Bacon at Twenty Five cents per pound furnished the 18th Regiment Arkansas Militia, certified Thomas H. Crowson Quarter Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Master and amounting to Eleven Dollars and Twenty Five cents was allowed and ordered to be paid.

Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board H.M. Rector [page 133]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 6th Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present Henry M. Rector Governor, and Hon. C.W. Board. 409 Peter Hanger’s account for Black Smith work done for the State, under the Governor’s Proclamation of 2 May 1862, amounting to the sum of Forty Three Dollars and Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid.

410 George S. Morrison’s account for Provisions furnished the “Weaver Artillery Company” in December 1861, certified by Capt. Woodruff, and amounting to the sum of Six Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid.

411 George S. Morrison’s account for log chain for 17th Regiment Arks. Vols. certified by Saml. W. Williams Mustering Officer, amounting to Three and 30/100 Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid.

412 James Lowry’s account for Balance due him for shoes furnished 15thRegiment Arks. Vols. and amounting to Eighty Four Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. (The full account of which this balance forms a part was for the sum of & bog., and was presented by Mr. Brett 3 July 1862 of which $525 was paid. The $84 was deducted, under the impression that said amt. (84) paid to Mr. Woodruff 24 Feby 1862. The Board have since become satisfied that the amt. paid to Mr. Woodruff was a separate account, and formed no part of the & bog. It is accordingly paid to Mr. Brett as per order. For original of see Vouch 335 on file in this office)

413 L.C. White’s account for medicine furnished 3rd Brigade Arks. Militia amounting to Five Hundred Thirty Two & 75/100 Dollars and certified by Gen. N.B. Burrow, was ordered to be paid. H.M. Rector [page 134]

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 8th September 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor, and Hon. C.W. Board. Capt. John T. Trigg of Trigg’s Artillery Company paid to the Military Board the sum of One Hundred and Eighty Four and 96/100 Dollars, being amount collected by him from the members of his company for clothing furnished by the State before said company left Little Rock in 1861, which amt. had been paid to the Pay Master General as per the following Receipt: [illegible] Received 8th September 1862 of the Military Board, by the hands of A.J. Smith the sum of One Hundred and Eighty Four Dollars and Ninety Six cents, being amount collected by John T. Trigg of Trigg’s Artillery Company, from the members of his company for clothing furnished them by order of the Military Board before they left Little Rock in 1861. Ben T. Duval Pay M. Genl.

W. N. Paine’s account for medical services rendered the 8th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers amounts to and paid on 10 November 1861 on his affidavit (the original a/c having been misplaced) to the sum of $230.00 The original amount certified by W.K. Patterson Mustering Officer, having been found is for 151.60 leaving amount overpaid him the sum of $78.40 which has been turned over to the Pay Master General as appears by the following Receipt [illegible] Received of the Military Board by the C.W. Board the sum of Seventy Eight Dollars and Forty cents, being amount overdrawn by W.N. Paine on his account for medical services Rendered 8th Regiment Arkansas and by him refunded this day to the Military Board 8th September 1862. Ben T. Duval Pay Master Genl. [page 135] E.L. Watson Special Agent of the Military Board, appointed 22d January 1862, to pay off the unsettled claims of the 8th Regiment and the McCown Artillery Company, filed his account current and vouchers, and paid to the Board the sum of Eight Hundred and Thirty Nine Dollars and Fifty cents, which he reports as the balance due from him of the $6,849.58 paid to him in January 1862 for the purpose of paying off said claims. E.L. Watson paid to the Military Board the sum of Two Hundred and Twelve Dollars on account of the sum overdrawn by Watson & Comp. in their account against the State for equipments & c. furnished 8th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers.

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

414 L. Fuerstenburg’s account for 108 pair Blankets at 4$each, amounting to Four Hundred and Thirty Two Dollars, furnished the 8th Regiment A.V. was presented allowed and ordered to be paid.

415 R.A. Oaks presented the following accounts for amount due Teamsters employed by John H. Imboden, Quarter Master and agent of the Military Board at Pocahontas, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit O.P. Lewis $21.25 J.M. Brown 15.70 W.J. Sammons 16.55 Amt. To Sum $53.50

419 A.J. Smith’s account, for his services as assistant Secretary of the Military Board, beginning with the 1st August and ending with the 9th September 1862 – 40 days at $5 per day, amounting to Two Hundred Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 136] 417 R.A. Oaks presented the following claims for clothing purchased by Central Clothing Committee of Randolph County which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit. Mrs. S.A. Bellah 12.00 John Byrd 2.50 George W. Brady 5.20 W. S. Breeden .80 John G. Bigger 8.00 Charles C. Gorden 20.00 George W. Hill 12.00 William Holt .80 James O Hagan .40 Hunter & Oaks 152.10 H. A. Kelsey 24.00 M. P. Lumpkins 8.50 James Martin 56.00 Mrs. S.F. Mitchell 36.00 Mrs. S.F. Mitchell 28.00 Mrs. S.F. Mitchell 16.00 Mrs. S.F. Mitchell 16.00 Mrs. S.F. Mitchell 28.00 James Martin 60.00 Robert O’Neal 88.80 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Tarrassa Plott 24.00 Mrs. M.E. Ponder 12.80 Thomas Pulliam 12.00 Parmilia Poindexter 15.40 Mrs. Elizabeth Read 4.00 Henry Smart 38.30 E. Tobey 3.20 Joseph Tweedy 22.15 Jefferson Tyler 2.80 Peter Watson 8.00 Mrs. Martha Williams 16.00 Mrs. Nancy E. York 111.20 Amount To $852.45 [page 137] 416 R.A. Oaks presented the following claims for clothing purchased by the Central Clothing Committee of Randolph County, which was allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit. Nicholas Bach 84.00 Cynthia H. Tweedy 11.00 Mrs. Hannah Jarrott 64.00 William Thompson 31.60 Mrs. Permelia Whitesides 36.00 “ Amanda Mock 6.00 “ Jane McCoy 4.00 “ Elizabeth McCoy 4.00 “ McLain 30.00 “ Wilson 6.00 “ Bly 3.00 Miss Elizabeth Sammons 6.00 Mrs. Amanda Tyler 6.00 C.A. Elkins 16.00 Mrs. S. Tyler 1.20 John Tyler 2.50 Mrs. Cynthia Tweedy 4.00 “ C.J. Duckworth 10.00 “ Jane McCoy 4.00 “ Anna McCoy 8.60 “ Martha Waldrip 4.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

“ Sarah A. Stublefield 12.00 “ Elizabeth Cain 30.00 “ Mariot L. Berry 40.00 “ Mariot L. Berry 20.00 “ Catharine Bigger 17.50 “ W.S. Smith 82.00 Nicholas Bach 132.00 Mrs. James Martin 52.00 Amount To $727.40

(Proceedings of 8th Sept. Continued) [page 138] 418 Ben T. Duval presented the following accounts for expenses in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment Arks. Vols, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit.

418 J.W. Mills & Bro. $94.55 Stephen Mills 147.50 Total Amt . $242.05

420 John B. Harin presented the following accounts for expenses in raising and equiping the 17th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit. R.H. Brown $109.55 R.H. Brown 46.68 Thomas M. Blakely 22.50 J.G. Brown 61.06 Amt. To $239.79 Ordered that the Board adjourn. C.W. Board H.M. Rector [page 139] Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 9th September 1862 Present Hon. C.W. Board The following is a copy of Receipts for money paid to Ben T. Duval Pay Master General, by the Military Board for the purposes expressed in the Receipts – Towit: Little Rock Arks. 9th Sept. 1862 $839.50 Received from the Military Board by the hands of A.J. Smith the sum of Eight Hundred and Thirty Nine Dollars and Fifty cents, being the reported balance due from E. L. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Watson, Special agent of the Military Board, to pay off the unsettled claims of the 8th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers and of the McCown Artillery Co. Ben T. Duval Pay Master General

Little Rock Arks. 9th September 1862 $212 Received from the Military Board by the hands of A.J. Smith the sum of Two Hundred and Twelve Dollard, on account of amount overdrawn by Watson Camp on their account against the State for equipments for the 8th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers. Ben T. Duval Pay Master General

Little Rock Arks 9th September 1862 $39.50 Received from the Military Board by the hands of A.J. Smith, the sum of Thirty Nine Dollars and Fifty cents being amount of Interest on War Bonds received from the Treasurer for money paid to the Military Board by E.L. Watson. Ben T. Duval Pay Master General

Amount of Interest issued on War Bonds, September 9th 1862. Thirty Nine Dollars and Fifty cents. James A. Martin for O. Basham Treasurer

H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 140]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 10th Sept. 1862 Present Hon. C.W. Board. 421 The Account of John P. Meek for Subsistence furnished Capt. Carroll’s Company (under Proclamation of Gover. May 1862) amounting to the sum of Forty Nine Dollars and sixty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid.

422 William Plant’s Account for clothing furnished the Central Clothing Committee of White County for the sum Fourteen Dollars and Fifty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid.

423 J.P. Steel presented the following accounts for claims created in subsisting the 18th Regiment Arkansas Militia which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

William Let $1.00 J.F. Steel 3.00 Amt. To $4.00 The above accounts have been previously allowed on abstract. C.W. Board Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 11th Sept. 1862 Present Hon C.W. Board 424 Nathan Byrd presented his account for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Prairie County for Two Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. C.W. Board [page 141]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 15th Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 429 H.C. Pride presented the following accounts for Clothing purchased by the Central Clothing Committee of Sevier County which were allowed and ordered to be paid Towit Isaac Conn 13.50 A.M. Bishop 5.00 John Hinton 7.80 Mary Ann Conn 9.50 Mrs. Aubry 31.00 M.B. Bishop 13.60 W.F. Conn 3.00 Richard Pope 5.00 Robert C. Gilliam 283.50 Elizabeth Harbor 34.50 Elizabeth Harbor 21.00 Thomas Bailey 7.00 William J. Denson 8.00 Julia Peques 3.00 Eliza Peques 3.00 Mrs. Mary Blankenship 9.00 C.M. Waddell 7.00 Robert H. Scott 30.25 Joseph Threadgill 5.30 M.E. Grogan 8.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

John H. Johnson 17.00 Mrs. Mary Blankenship 7.00 “ Catharine Welch 9.00 “ Sarah Welch 1.00 “ Catharine Welch 45.00 Total Amount $586.95

425 James M. Clark for Medical Services rendered Captains Dockery, Gaddis & Neals companies in Col. Dockery’s Regiment amounting to One Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 142] 428 H.C. Pride presented the following accounts for clothing furnished the Central Clothing Committee of Sevier County, which was allowed and ordered to be paid, Towit: Mrs. Nancy Flanagan 10.75 Elizabeth Harbor 12.75 B.E. Williamson 48.00 J.L. Jones 6.00 John S. Wasden 5.75 William D. Wyatt 5.00 Mrs. Nancy Prescott 10.00 John Hudson 10.00 W.F. Pugh 42.00 Catherine Welch 16.50 John W. Mathews 12.00 C.M. Waddell 7.00 John H. Johnson 7.50 Total Amount $193.25

427 H.C. Pride presented the following claims for Guns purchased by W.K. McKean agent of the Military Board for 15th Regiment, which were allowed and ordered to be paid; Towit: Reid Cochran 25.00 Wm. H. Wright 20.00 B.H. Kinsworthy 18.00 William Bruson [?] 15.00 Thomas H. Carr 25.00 George Smith 25.00 L.J. Rhodes 28.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

William Caughran 20.00 Geo. O. Britt 30.00 Redding Lipsey 20.00 T.C.P. French 20.00 John Sterling 14.00 Henry Hawkins 35.00 James Taaffe 20.00 W.D. Wyatt 20.00 J.C. Wyatt 15.00 Amount For’d $350.00 [page 143] 427 Amount Brought For’d $350.00 N. Wilder 18.00 Lawson Crossland 12.00 W.H. Hendricks 22.00 R.R. HighSmith 20.00 J.M. McCreary 25.00 John R. Henderson 25.00 James M. Lykes 25.00 John McCord 35.00 James S. Cook 25.00 J. M. Carr 8.00 Armor King 25.00 Amt. To $590.00

426 H.C. Pride presented the following claims created in raising and equiping the 15th Regiment Arks. Vols. which was allowed & ordered to be paid. A.W. Johns 9.00 Mrs. Johns 34.50 Sidney H. Millwee 1,000.00 Mrs. M. White 100.00 Mrs. Appleton 10.00 Thomas Moore 19.15 Mrs. P. Stroud 12.50 W.D. Wyatt 22.00 Isaac Murray 16.00 Wm. R. Smidlay 325.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Isham P. Latimer 10.00 S.W. Reece 17.00 Harvey Jameson 18.72 D.D. Womack 8.00 Thomas Williamson 21.00 Redding & Stephens 232.26 Nevil Hopsen 400.51 James M. Peques 20.28 Total Am’t $2175.92 (Continued on page 144) [page 144] 430 H.C. Pride presented the following accounts for transportation of Capt. John G. McKean’s Company in Col. Dockery’s Regiment which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Towit W.H. Patty $105.00 W.H. Patty 91.00 Total Amount $196.00 Ordered that the Board adjourn H.M. Rector C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 18 Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor, and Hon. C.W. Board. 431 A.W. Potter’s account for a Horse killed in the Battle of Oak Hill in Col. DeRossy Carroll’s Regiment amounting to the sum of One Hundred Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. C.W. Board [page 145]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 19th Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 433 R. Query presented the following accounts for raising and subsisting Capt. R. Query’s Company Volunteers under Proclamation of Governor Rector of the 4th May 1862, which were allowed and ordered to be paid Towit Seth Morgan 17.00 T.B. Ellis 9.95 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

D.H. Stewart 36.75 David Stewart 12.80 D.H. Stewart 16.50 Seth Morgan 80.75 Seth Morgan 15.00 Elizabeth Stamps 25.00 Elizabeth Stamps 13.40 R. Query 100.00 L. Smith 20.00 R. J. Sessoms 14.00 R. Query 48.25 W.F. Gill 15.00 J.M. Walker 9.90 Z.N. Barnett 26.28 J.R. Hardin 23.50 J.R. Hardin 27.75 R. Query 4.50 D. McKey 15.00 J.R. Harlin 24.50 R. Query 12.00 Total Amount $567.93

432 T.B. Ellis Account for the sum of Twelve Dollars for subsistance and forage for Captain Carroll’s Company raised under Governor’s Rectors Proclamation of the 4th of May 1862, was allowed and ordered to be paid. [page 146] 434 R. Query presented the following claims for Raising and subsisting Captain James M. Davie’s Company under Governor Rector’s Proclamation of 4th May 1862, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, Towit: A. Allen 23.25 A. Allen 20.75 Joseph Fortner 13.00 T.B. Ellis 35.40 T.B. Ellis 34.00 John Barr 3.50 T.B. Ellis 19.25 N.L. Black 10.25 Total Amt. $159.40 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

435 R. Query presented the following claims for Raising and Subsisting Capt. P.H. Wheat’s Company under Governor Rector’s Proclamation of the 4th May 1862, which were allowed and Ordered to be Paid, Towit: A. Allen 11.00 J.A. Barr 19.00 Joe Fortner 8.50 J.A. Barr 2.00 T.B. Ellis 27.50 J.A. Barr 5.00 A. Allen 14.75 Total Amount $87.75

436 Thomas Wright’s Account for clothing furnished by the Central Clothing Committee of Sevier County amounting to the sum of Thirty Eight Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid.

H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 147]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 23rd Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 437 James F. Bath presented the following claims for Raising & subsisting Capt. P.H. Wheat’s Company , under call of Governor Rector of 4 May 1862 which were allowed and ordered to be paid. J.H. Epps 10.50 S.D. Neeley 2.00 S.D. Neeley 3.00 Total Amt. 15.50

438 James F. Bath presented the following claims for raising & subsisting Capt. J.M. Davie’s Company under call of Governor Rector of 4 May 1862 which were allowed and ordered to be paid: William Durham 14.50 Joseph Epps 33.75 W.J. Durham 20.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

S.D. Neeley 2.40 Joseph Kniffin 6.00 Total Amt. 76.65

439 L.E. Thrall’s Account for work done for Jackson County Artillery Company amounting to Six Dollars & Thirty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid.

440 John Malone’s Account for cutting clothing for Jackson County Artillery Company for Twenty Two and 50/100 Dollars was ordered to be paid.

441 Joseph E. Ware’s Account for making clothes for the Jackson County Artillery Co. amt. to One Hundred and Two and 70/100 Dollars was ordered to be paid.

442 J. R. Alexander’s account for Sixty Seven 50/100 Dollars for Shoeing Horses for Capt. Jno. Carroll’s Co. was ordered to be paid. [page 148]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 24th Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 442 William M. Gilmore’s Account Quarter Masters supplies for Companies mustered into service at Carrollton by Edmond Burgevin, Mustering Officer, amounting to Four Dollars and Twelve cents, was allowed & ordered to be paid. H.M. Rector C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 26th Sept. 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H.M. Rector Governor & Hon. C.W. Board. The following Requisition was made Towit

Hon. Military Board It will require the above amount of Three Thousand Five Hundred and Forty One and 46/100 Dollars, to pay off the Indebtedness of the State incurred by me as A.Q.M. of the 3rd Brigade, 1st Division A.M. which you will please furnish and oblige. P. Perks. Q.M. & A.C.S. 3rd Brig. 1st Div. A.M.

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

444 Ordered by the Board that an order be drawn on the Pay Master General in favor of P. Perkins&c. & c. for Three Thousand Five Hundred and Forty One Dollars and Forty Six Cents, for the purpose specified in the above Requisition. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 149]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 29th Sept. 1862 Present Hon. C.W. Board 445 The claim of Loui George for Seven dollars and Fifty cents for Flannel puchased by Committee for use of Trigg’s Artillery Company which was allowed to December 1861 (See minutes 6 Dec. 1861 page 171, Minute Book) was ordered to be paid. C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock, Arks. 3rd Oct. 1862 Present Hon. C.W. Board 446 J.C. Bogard’s Account for clothing furnished Central Clothing Committee of Prairie County for Seven Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock, Arks. 7th Octob. 1862 Present Hon. C.W. Board 447 The Account of A.J. Smith for Services as Assistant Secretary of the Military Board from 10th September, to 7th October 1862, amounting to One Hundred and Forty Dollars, was allowed and ordered to be paid. C.W. Board [page 150]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock, Arks. 8th October 1862 Present Hon. C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

448 Captain Nathan Eldridge presented the following Accounts made in Raising arming and equiping the 15th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, Towit Nathan Eldridge $230.50 T.G.T. S[illegible] 15.00 Total Amount $245.50 C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 13th Oct. 1862 The Board met. H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 499 The Account of R.D. Neal for Commissary supplies for the 15th Regiment Arks. Volunteers, certified by Col. C.L. Dawson for Sixty Eight Dollars and Twenty cents was allowed and ordered to be paid. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 151] Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 16th October 1862 Present C.W. Board 450 The Account of S.W. Cox, having been allowed on the abstract for One Horse for 12th Regiment amounting to the sum of One Hundred Dollars was ordered to be paid. C.W. Board

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 18th October 1862 The Board met. Present Gov. H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board 451 J.J. McAlmont’s account for medicines furnished the Arsenal, certified by T.C. Peek M.S.N. for Seven Dollars and fifty cents was ordered to be paid.

452 J.J. McAlmont’s account for medicines furnished W.L. Fitzgerald, member of the Capitol Guards, in the Fort Smith Expedition amounting to the sum Thirty Four Dollars and Twenty Five cents, was allowed and ordered to be paid. H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 152] Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 20th Oct. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 453 H.P. Vaughan’s account for Services as Secretary of the Military Board from 12th March to 28 April 1862, inclusive. 1 month and 18 days at $150 per month $240.00 For services as Secretary of the Military Board from 1st July to 1st November 1862 4 months at $150 per month 600.00 Total Amount $840.00

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 24th Oct. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board 454 W.O. Coleman presented the following claims for clothing purchased by the Central Clothing Committee of Independence County which were allowed and ordered to be paid. J.M. Hicks 16.80 Rebecca Lancare 9.00 J.G. Martin 13.00 John T. West 14.05 W.A. Doe 5.40 same 35.20 E.W. Turner 12.50 John Ayneuser 26.50 $132.45

H.M. Rector C.W. Board [page 153]

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 25th Oct. 1862 Present Hon. C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

455 T.L. Milner presented the following claims for clothing purchased by the Central Clothing Committee of White County which were allowed and ordered to be paid. Mrs. Mary A. Owens 5.00 “ Mary A. Owens 5.00 “ Mary A. Owens 5.00 “ Mary A. Owens 11.88 “ Ann Morris 10.00 “ Ann Morris 12.75 Roland Strange 7.00 Total Amount $56.63

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 27th October 1862 Present Hon. C.W. Board 456 A.S. Cheek presented the following accounts for clothing purchased by the Central Clothing Committee of White County, which were allowed and were ordered to be paid. Mrs. Susan Horn $16.00 Mrs. Martha Teer 14.00 Total Amount $30.00

457 M. Burgauer presented as account for Quarter Masters supplies for the 17th Regiment Ark. Volunteers certified by Col. G.W. Lemoyne which was allowed and ordered to be paid Towit M. Burgauer and Bro. $99.00 [page 154] 458 M. Burgauer & Brothers Account for Quarter Masters supplies for the 15th Regiment Arkansas Militia amounting to Sixteen Dollars and Sixty Four cents was allowed and ordered to be paid.

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Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks. 29th October 1862 Present C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

459 W.F. Watkins presented the following Accounts for ammunition and Commissary supplies for the 43rd Regiment Arkansas Militia, which were allowed and ordered to be paid, Towit Watkins & Co. $70.00 Jeffreys & Co. 45.80 Total Amt. $115.80

Office of the Military Board Little Rock Arks 31st Oct. 1862 The Board met. Present H.M. Rector Governor and Hon. C.W. Board W.F. Lackie’s Account for One Rifle Gun for Terry’s Battalion for Fifteen Dollars was allowed and ordered to be paid. H.M. Rector C.W. Board

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock November 1st 1862 The Millitary Board of the State of Arkansas met; Present His Excellency H.M. Rector and Hon. C.W. Board. B.T. Duval Paymaster General of Arkansas filed his Settlemens as paymaster of the First division of the P.A.A., also his settlement as paymaster of the State, as follows, which was received and approved: Amount received as Paymaster 1st Division P.A.A. $247,400.00 Amount disbursed “ “ “ “ “ 246, 835.82 Amt. charged as P.G. of Arkansas $ 564.18 Amount received as Paymaster Gen. of Arkansas $569, 141.41 $569, 705.59 Amount disbursed $538,424.01 “ Paid Military Board 31,281.58 = $569, 705.59 31, 281.58 Amount paid Military Board interest on War Bonds $124.00 Total amt. paid over by B.T. Duval $31,405.58 B.T. Duval then presented his resignation as Paymaster General of the State which was accepted, and he ordered to turn over to H.P. Vaughan Secretary of the Board all the funds in his hands, also all the furniture and other property in his possession belonging to the State of Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Arkansas, which was done, (so far as the funds) as above stated: also the furniture consisting of one Iron Safe in very bad order, one table, 3 chairs & one water bucket.

The following claims were then ordered paid No.1 1 claim in favor of J.K. Huddleston 14th Reg. $148.00 “ 2 1 “ “ “ Hayley & Erwin Clothing 93.19 “ 3 1 “ “ “ L. Denton Express 40.00 “ 4 2 “ “ “ J.W. Pate & Thos. J. Williams 10th Reg. 176.24 “ 5 1 “ “ “ J.S. Morton P R 18th Reg. A.M. 52.00 $549.43 [page 162]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock November 4th 1862 The Board met; Present Hon. C.W. Board The following claims were paid No.6 One claim in favor of Allen Green 15th Reg. $12.00 7 “ “ “ “ F.J. Warren “ “ 8.00 $20.00

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 5th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board The following claim was paid 8 One claim in favor of J.P. Dunham incidental $5.00 $5.00 C.W. Board

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 6th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board. James W. McConaughey having previously filed his Settlements as Quartermaster and Commissary came forward and perfected his settlements which was approved. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Amount received for disbursement $165,593.91 “ account for Quarter Master Stores 1,201. $166,794.91 Amount disbursed $158,088.28 “ Paid over April 26/62 6,670. “ “ “ July 14/62 1,783. “ “ “ to day 253.63 $166,794.91

9 One claim infavor S.G. Kendall 10th Reg. paid $200.00 10 “ “ “ J.M. Clemm 12 Reg. paid 18.00

$218.00

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 7th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were paid No. 11 One claim infavor of Jas. S. Ford clothing 20.25 12 “ “ “ “ John Mulligin 7th Reg. 375.25 $395.50

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Novem 8th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were paid. 13 One claim infavor Abner Davis 5th Reg. A.V. $132.00 14 “ “ “ Jno. H. Dye 7 “ “ 163.30 15 “ “ “ Ashley County Com. Clothing 241.30

$536.60

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Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Millitary Board Little Rock November 11, 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were paid 17 D.M. Percefull, claims for clothing 6.00 18 B.K. Rodgers “ “ “ 106.13 19 Jno. F. Reid “ “ “ 15th Regiment 53.50 $165.63 Upon consideration of the petition presented by H.B. Allice A.C. Rodgers & others, It is ordered by the Millitary Board of the State of Arkansas that Josiah B. Allice be reinstated to his position of telegraph operator on the Little Rock and Pine Bluff line, said Allice having by order of this Board been suspended in February last for alleged disloyalty to the Government.

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 12th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board The following claim was paid 20 B.K. Rodgers claim for 8th Reg. $78.43 C.W. Board

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 14th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board and Hon. L.D. Hill. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered paid. 21 David C. Cross’s claim 5th Regiment $777.71 22 David C. Cross’s “ 5th “ 224.00 23 Charles Cleveland’s “ 5th “ 250.00 24 J.W. Smith’s “ 5th “ pay as private 19.25 25 A.J. Smith’s “ M.B. 140.00 $1410.96

C.W. Board L.D. Hill

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 15th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board and Hon. L.D. Hill The following claims were presented, allowed and ordered paid: 26 Jno. W. Wilbanks’ claim 4th Reg. A.M. 43.50 27 Calvin P. Gardenhire “ B.H. Hobbd’ Compy. 11.00 28 Jno. A. Powell “ M.B. 100.00 $154.50

C.W. Board L.D. Hill [page 165]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 17th 1862. The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented, allowed and ordered paid. 29 David Walker’s claim 1st Cav. Reg. 7.00 30 “ “ “ “ “ “ 18.96 31 “ “ “ “ “ “ 67.70 32 A.J. McElroy “ 2d Inf. “ 31.87 33 Richard Martin’s “ 1st Cav “ 10.00 34 Wm. M[illegible]’s “ Crawford Artty. 8.96 144.49

L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Novemb. 18th 1862 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor, Hon. L.D. Hill and Hon. C.W. Board The following claims were presented allowed and ordered paid. 35 H.K. Alexander’s claim P.H. Wheat & Co $20.50 36 Sarah Ransom’s “ Clothing 33.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

37 J.M. Simms “ 2s Regiment Infty. 120.00

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The Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill & Hon. C.W. Board The following claim was presented allowed and ordered paid. 38 Thos. J. Tucker’s claims 17th Reg. A.V. $104.00 C.W. Board

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 20th 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency Harris Flanigan Gov. Hon. L.D. Hill and Hon. C.W. Board. Where the following claims were presented allowed and ordered paid. 39 Wm. C. Kelley’s claims 5th May call M.O. $115.00 40 Stmr. Kanawha Valley 1st Reg. Cleburne 77.00 41 Hough & Erwin Clothing 215.00 42 H.P. Shaw Do. 15.00 43 H.P. Shaw Do. 15.00 44 M.M. Bateman 7th Reg. Shaver 355.00

45 H. Reynolds Asst. Paymaster to B.T. Duval presented an account for services rendered amounting to the sum of $972.00 also a Pay Roll for ballance due Yell Guards amounting to 106.67 not allowed him in settlement before $1078.67 Cr. 45 By amt. due on Bond to B.T. Duval P.M.G. turned over to the State in settlement $980.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Amt. paid H. Reynolds 98.67 $1078.67 98.67

46 S.A. Griffith 1st Div. State Army 126.00 47 T.M. Hamilton 5 Reg. Cross 63.00 48 Burwell Bobo Carroll Cty. Vol. disbanded 1.00 49 Tilford Denton “ “ “ “ 365.00 50 Rosson & Denton “ “ “ “ 482.18 51 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 234.24 52 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 708.72 52 ½ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 23.87 2709.68

H. Flanagin L.D. Hill C.W. Board [page 167]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock November 21st 1862 The Board met. Present Governor Harris Flanigan, Hon. C.W. Board, and Hon. L.D. Hill The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 53 E.P. Stone 17th Reg. LaMoyne 125.00 54 E.K. Haynes clothing 24.50 55 H. Harkrider 17th Reg. LaMoyne 125.00 56 C.W. Cargile 10th “ Merrick 32.00 56 ½ J.T. Foster “ “ “ 36.00 342.50

H. Flanagin L.D. Hill C.W. Board

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 22, 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. Harris Flanigan Governor and Hon. L.D. Hill. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

57 C. Langtree M.B. 32.00 58 Jno. P. Houston Hills Regiment 130.00 $132.00

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 25th 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency Gov. Flanigan & Hon. L.D. Hill The following claim was presented allowed and ordered paid. 59 Samuel Appell 5th May call. $126.00

H. Flanagin L.D. Hill [page 168]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Nov. 27th 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency Harris Flanigan Gov. and Hon. L.D. Hill The following claims were presented allowed and ordered paid. 60 J.W. McMahon’s claims Hill’s Reg. 78.50 61 J.W. McMahon’s “ “ “ 79.00 62 T.T. Campbell “ 17th Reg. 21.15 63 A.S. Callahan “ 14 “ 67.50 64 A.S. Lockert “ 14 “ 28.17 65 I.L. Sanders “ 14 “ 16.25 66 S. Blankenship “ 14 “ 12.50 67 A.S. Lockert “ 14 “ 201.30 68 W.A. Greever “ Moore’s Battal. 125.00 69 R.F. Nailor “ “ “ 21.80 70 Hersch Adler & Co. Jackson Artily. 60.70 71 Adler & Bro. “ “ “ 15.00 72 O. Pope “ Crittenden Rangers 22.75 73 Jesse Watson [?] “ 7th Reg. A.V. 110.00 74 Michael Looney “ Batt. Artillery 118.00 75 Miss E. Vandergriff Clothing 22.50 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

76 Hunter & Oaks “ do. 3.15 77 Mrs. P. Bruton “ do. 5.60 78 Mrs. S.F. Mitchell “ do. 32.00

H. Flanagin L.D. Hill [page 169]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock November 29th 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanigan Governor and Hon. L.D. Hill. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid. 79 Capt. B.H. Hobbs Pay ac/sh. Carroll County d[illegible] Vol. $130.00 80 B.H. Hobbs claim “ “ “ “ 128.06 81 F.M. Morton Pay a/c 2d Reg. A.V. 131.97

H. Flanagin L.D. Hill [page 170]

Office Millitary Board Little Rock December 1st 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanigin Governor and Hon. L.D. Hill. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered paid. 82 John I. Stirman’s claims Removal Capital $6.00 83 Toliver Bostic “ 5 May Call 25.00

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec 3d 1862 Board met. Present His Excellency Governor Harris Flanagin & Hon. L.D. Hill The following claims were presented allowed and ordered: 84 W.J. Decker’s claim Crittenden Randers $50.41 85 William Fryar “ 10th Regiment 150.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

86 J. R. White “ 12 Regiment 166.30 87 G.W. Michles “ 4 Regiment 9.60 88 Wilson & Booth “ Borland’s Cavalry 64.51 89 W.B. Smith “ Clothing 5.00 90 Thos. H. Withers “ 51.00 91 E.N. Woodland “ 16th Regiment 130.00 92 Lewis Reed “ Pulaski Artily 10.00 93 Harman Riddle “ Borland Cavalry 13.96 94 M.C. Ragsdale “ Clothing 5.70 95 W.J. Rogers “ Clothing 55.00 96 Jno. Parks “ Pulaski Artily 3.00 [page 171] 97 A.W. Penn’s claims Capt. Swagerty’s Co. 2.50 98 Ed Lawrence “ 5th May Call 11.25 99 W.P. Montgomery “ “ “ 23.20 100 W.T. & J.T. Moore 1st Reg. A.V. 36.42 101 Moffat Simonton & Lanier 7 “ A.V. 33.93 102 C.H. Medlock “ 11th A.V. 87.44 103 Skillern & Mulherin 5th A.V. 44.45 104 Martin Hanger & Giles Borlands Regimt. 62.20 105 “ “ “ 22d Regmt. A.M. 8.65 106 “ “ “ 45 “ “ “ 44.70

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock December 4th 1862 The Board met. His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. & Hon. L.D. Hill. The following claims was presented allowed and ordered paid. 107 Prairie County’s claim Ordnance Stores $62.00 108 C. M. Cra[illegible] “ High’s Repellers 42.50 109 Jesse Mason “ L.N.C. Swagerty 8.77 110 J.R. Mobbs “ Prairie County Clothing 12.50 111 John Carroll “ “ “ “ 22.10 *112 Broughton & Hayes “ Removal Capitol 48.00 113 Burr & Co. “ 9 Regiment A.M. 11.75 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

114 Burr & Co. “ “ “ “ 77.26 115 F.C. Baird “ Prairie County Clothing 240.50

* This claim was improperly allowed by the Board, therefore cancelled. H. Flanagin L.D. Hill [page 172] Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec. 8th 1862 The Board met: Present Hon. L.D. Hill and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims was presented allowed and ordered paid. 116 J.A. Hutchings M.B. 195.00 117 Dr. L.D. Hill “ “ 300.00 118 Doct. L.D. Hill M.M.B. /.1135 By Amt. Cash advanced May 8th/62 $961.50 “ Qr Master & Coms a/c 4.50/.968 167.00 119 C.W. Board M.M.B. 1035 By Amt. Cash adv. May 8th 1862/ 961.50 “ QrMaster & Coms. a/c 10.00 971.50 64.50

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec. 9th 1862 F[illegible] Hill filed his account current and vouchers for settlement as special paymaster to of expenses in raising the 16th Regiment of Arkansas Volunteers. To amt. due on Settlement with Duval $2,027.82 By amt. disbursed as per abstract B. 1,535.23 “ “ allowed him for services 238.00 “ “ [illegible] to pay ballance c[illegible]. 55.75 “ “ Funds returned 198.84 $2,027.82

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Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec. 15th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board The following claim appearing on pay Roll of Company C commanded by Capt. McNally of the Regiment commanded by P.R. Claburne and appearing unpaid, was ordered by the Hon. C.W. Board to be paid. 120 M.H. Ruth claim Co.C 1st Reg. A.V. $44.20

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec. 18th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board The following claim appearing in the Pay Roll of J.F. Earle Capt. of an independent company of cavalry called Crittenden Rangers, and appearing unpaid, was by the Hon. C.W. Board to be paid. 121 Lieut. D.W. Davis J.F. Earle Cav. Co. $165.00

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec. 19th 1862 The Board met. Present Hon. C.W. Board The following claim was presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 122 Thos. J. Rogers Claim clothing $227.10

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec. 23rd 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanigan and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered paid. 123 C.H. Baugh’s claim 5th May Call 21.00 124 J.M. Kyllough “ 5 “ Call 15.00 125 Jeremiah Prewit “ 5 “ Call 9.30 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

126 Z.H. Barnett “ 5 “ Call 9.80 127 Z.H. Barnett “ 5 “ Call 6.25 128 C.H. Baugh “ 5 May Call 7.25

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec. 25th 1862 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanigan Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims was presented allowed & ordered paid. 129 Jackson & Mills 26 Reg. Ark. Militia $111.75 130 W. H. Granger 7 Reg. Ark. Vol. 125.00

H. Flanagin C.W. Board Office Millitary Board Little Rock Dec. 31st 1862 The Board met. Present Governor H. Flanigin and Hon. C.W. Board.

131 William Hughes clothing $13.50 132 Mrs C. Pingar “ 5.00 133 Mrs C. Pingar “ 10.00 134 Izabelle & Leggette “ 45.87

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Jany 3d 1863 The Board met; Present H. Flanigan Governor & Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid: 135 C.C. Straughan 7th Regmt. A.V. $173.33 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

136 Jno. H. Brittain Moore’s Battalion 125.66

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Jany 6th 1863 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented, allowed and ordered to be paid.

137 C.M. Smith claim on P.R. Trigg Artil. $30.00 138 Garland Silvey M.B. 37.50 139 Benjamin Brittain Moore’s Battallion 165.00 140 C. Goad Miscelaneous 220.00 141 M.J. Spivey 26th Reg. A.M. 11.65 142 S.K. Stone 3d Reg. A.V. 15.65 143 D.P. Bowen Carroll’s Cavalry Regmt 70.00 144 Nelson Hewitt 3d Regmt. A.V. 4.60 145 Miss H. Husley Clothing 5.00 146 Lila S[illegible] “ 5.00 147 Kate Hulsey “ 5.00 148 M.A. Wycough “ 14.00

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Office Millitary Board Little Rock Jany 7th 1863 Board met, Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were then presented allowed and ordered paid.

149 Alexander Byrne’s claim 16th Regmt. A.V. $119.53 150 E.D. Hamilton “ 25th Regmt. “ 30.00 151 James Robinson “ clothing 13.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

152 John Gray “ 9th Reg. A.M. 19.63 153 G.B. Bruce “ “ “ “ 1.00 154 S.B. [illegible] “ “ “ “ 4.60 155 Jno. Adams “ “ “ “ 9.00 156 Granville F. Sisco “ Moore’s Battallion 200.00 157 Gilbert Hudson “ “ “ “ 14.00 158 Joseph Williams “ “ “ “ 7.00 159 Joseph Williams “ “ “ “ 8.00

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Office Military Board Little Rock Jany 9th 1863 The Board met. Present Governor Flanagin & Hon. C.W. Board The following claims was presented allowed and ordered to be paid as stated below 160 Item Little Rock’s Claim Miscel. $3000.00 By amt. paid $500.00 “ “ Deducted 750 $1250 $1750.00 161 C.W. Board Wood Bill $30.00

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Office Millitary Board Jany. 22d 1863 The Board met. Present Gov. Harris Flanagin and Hon. C.W. Board, The following claims w presented allowed and ordered paid. 162 J.W. Duncam Pay accept. 10th Reg A.V. $39.00

H. Flanagin Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office Military Board Little Rock January 27th 1863 The Military Board met; Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor & Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid: 163 R.L. Duncan’s claim 15th Regiment A.V. $44.00 164 Harriell’s Billing “ 15th Regiment A.V. 121.50 165 Hammet McIlroy’s “ Battallion Artillery 215.00 166 William McIlroy’s “ Battallion Artillery 270.00 167 Dock Isaac Fulsom’s “ 13th Regiment A.V. 135.00 168 Hirsh & Adler’s “ Embracing Vou. No. 1 Hirsch & Adler 43.60 2 B.H. Dunn 5.00 3 N.S. Wamack 9.00 4 Wm. Montgomery 5.50 Making . . . . . 83.10

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Office Military Board Little Rock Feb. 2d 1863 The Military Board met; Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor & Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented, allowed and ordered paid: 169 Jno. B. Cocke’s claim 1st Regmnt $202.00 170 A.A. McKay’s “ 5th May Call 20.00 171 J.J. Hamilton “ 8th Regmnt. 248.00 172 James Fortenberry “ Clothing 11.90 173 Emanuel Goad “ “ 20.00 174 Allen Moore’s “ “ 21.60 175 J.W. Shaver & Sons “ “ 281.75 176 J.F. Sloan & Bro’s “ “ 8.85 178 J.R. West’s “ “ 9.56 179 D.W. Moore’s “ “ 1.60 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

180 Joseph Taylor’s “ “ 5.43 181 G.W. Cole’s “ “ 3.40 182 W.C. Sloan’s “ “ 6.85

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Office Military Board Little Rock Ark Feb. 3d 1863 The Board met. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin and the Hon. C.W. Board: The following claim was presented allowed and ordered to be paid 183 Levi Macomb’s claim Scott’s Squadron $24.00

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Office Military Board Little Rock February 6th 1863 The Military Board met to-day; Present: -- His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor. Hon. C.W. Board The following claims were presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. 184 J.W. Renfro’s claim Miscellaneous 17.00 185 William R. Rose 2d Regmt. A.V. 20.00 186 Jno. F. Black 5th May 1861, Call 20.00 187 J.M. Davie’s Company 5th “ 1861. Call 1681.74

Office Military Board Little Rock February 18th 63 The Board met; Present – His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and the Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims, which were previously paid by H.P. Vaughan Sec. MB, were presented allowed and their payment Sanctioned. 188 Solon Borland’s claim Lt. Col. Broland Battl. $123.33 189 J.W. Gaitley “ 5th May Call 32.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

190 J.M. Wylie “ 5 “ “ 19.00

H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 181] Office Military Board Little Rock Feb. 23d 1863 The Military Board met to-day; Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board: The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid. 191 R.E. Doake’s claim Miscelaneous $396.66 192 Joseph Robinson Carroll’s Cavalry 130.00 193 Jno Smith “ “ 1.05

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Office Military Board Little Rock Feb. 24th 1863 The Board met to day; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid. 194 J.K.P. Pritchard’s claim 30 day Vol. 276.67 195 J.H. Gilliland “ 108.00

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Office Military Board Little Rock Feb.28th 1863 The Military Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid: 196 Hiram Hulsey P.R. Carroll Cty – Disb Vol. $11.00 197 R.L. Stewart P.R. Jackson Artillery 20.66 198 George Tourney 14th Regiment 31.36 199 John Rosson Moore’s Battallion 28.55 200 R.G. S[illegible] “ “ 28.48 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

201 Caldwell Sublett “ “ 100.75 202 W.P. Watkins “ “ 5.34 203 W.P. Watkins “ “ 6.00 204 Ewing & Greer “ “ 2.65 205 S.W. Peel “ “ 363.00 206 A.T. Robinson “ “ 22.00 207 Sebern R. Hudson “ “ 3.00

H. Flanagin C.W. Board Office Military Board Little Rock March 2d 1863 The Board met, Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid. 208 J.L. Hunt’s claim 5th May Call $20.00 209 T.W. Fancher “ 14th Regiment 9.16 210 Nathan Cook’s “ Sevier Cty clothing 55.25 211 P.G. Reeves “ Moore’s Battallion 6.00 212 Henry Reiff “ Miscelaneous 2.50 213 C.O. Rainey “ Carroll’s Cavalry 30.30

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Office Military Board Little Rock March 6th 1863 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid: 214 Martha Hallobaugh’s claim 5th May Call 5.40 215 Moses Johnson “ 4th Reg. A.V. 48.00 216 Isaac Hunter “ Scott’s Sqwd. 31.63 217 John H. Newbern “ M.B. 350.00 218 Joseph Howard “ 7th Reg. Pay Roll 4.66 219 Phillip Osburn “ “ “ “ “ 19.32 220 W.J. Smith “ “ “ “ “ 19.32 221 W.H. Helms “ “ “ “ “ 19.32 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

222 Jacob Gibson “ “ “ “ “ 21.99 223 William Carter “ “ “ “ “ 19.32 224 William Petty “ 5th May Call 13.00 225 Capt. Byrne’s Co. “ 16th Regiment 1019.50 226 A.B. Gandy’s “ 5th My Call 36.10 227 H.M. Gist “ 5th Regiment 129.00 228 J.W. Scoggin “ 15 “ 20.00 229 J.R. Linsey “ 15 “ 75.33

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Office Military Board Little Rock March 31st 1863 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid 230 Jesse Spikes’ claim Clothing 2.40 231 Jno. W. McKenzie “ “ .80 232 Jno. W. McKenzie “ “ 8.00 233 D.D.D. Wyatt “ “ 7.00 234 J.W. Crenshaw “ “ 12.00 235 Soloman Ketrell’s “ Miscelaneous 30.00 236 Hunter & Oaks “ 5th Regiment 15.25 237 William Gross “ 7th “ 25.00 238 N.B. Burrow “ 3d Brigade 1,007.50 239 N.B. Burrow “ 3 “ 12.50 240 N.B. Burrow “ 3 “ 32.40 241 Burton Knotts “ 7 Regiment 110.00 242 Benjamin Wilson “ Miscelaneous 130.00 243 John J. Burrows “ 3d Brigade 162.00 244 William K. Cormack “ 3 “ 20.00 245 J.R. Finney “ 15th Regiment 41.50 246 H.G. Billingsley “ 5th May Call 33.75 247 J.G.D. Cobb “ Artillery 50.00 248 John Williams “ 5th May Call 29.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

249 W.K. Dobbins “ 5 “ “ 14.00 250 S.M. Shelton “ 10 Regiment 45.00 251 Scott & McMahon “ Miscelaneous 29.00 252 Burwell Lee “ 9th Regiment A.M. 5.00 253 Margarett Wade “ Clothing 3.00 254 Magarett Patrick “ do. 5.00 255 G. Moon & Son 2d Regiment 188.00 256 H.P. Vaughan M.B. 11.25 257 J. Abrams 15th Regiment 15.00 258 H.P. Vaughan M.B. 1041.69

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Office of Military Board Little Rock April 7th 1863 The Military Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 259 John A. Torrence’s claim 5th May Call $53.75 260 N.B. Burrow’s “ 3d Brigade 130.00 261 W.K. Cormack’s “ 3d do. 49.00 262 John Churchill 1st Brigade 30.92 263 J.W. Bryan Clothing 36.00

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Office Military Board Little Rock April 9th 1863 The Board met, Present; His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid 264 William Justice claim P.R. 7th Regiment $19.32 265 William Hubble “ 7th “ 334.75 266 Jno. W. Sally’s “ Carroll’s Regiment 125.00 267 James Stinson “ 15th Regiment 16.00 268 Shade Baker “ 5th May Call 7.30 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

269 Johnson & Yerkes “ Miscelaneous 276.00

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Office Military Board Little Rock April 13th 1863 The Board met, Present His Excellency Gov. Harris Flanagin & Hon. C.W. Board: The follow claims were presented allowed and ordered to be paid 270 Mrs. Higginbotham’s claim clothing 2.75 271 Eliza Johnson “ “ 1.50 272 Anderson Kelly “ “ 10.50 273 Isaac Wycough “ “ 5.50 274 Jesse Parker “ “ 10.50 275 Mary Peed “ “ 2.00 276 Case & Womack “ “ 123.60

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Office Military Board Little Rock April 16th 1863 The Board met, Present His Excellency Gov. Harris Flanagin & Hon. C.W. Board The following claims were presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. 277 H.P. Vaughan’s claim M.B. 20.00 278 J.W. Beardon 5 May Call 22.50 279 W.W. Moon 5 Reg. 150.00 280 J. Walker Stansell 1st “ 75.00 281 Bayley & Wycough Militia 40.00 282 M.M. Erwin 1 Regt. 77.81 The Board then adjourned to meet on the first Monday of July next unless sooner Convened by the Governor. H. Flanagin [page 187]

Office Military Board Little Rock, May 16th 1863 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

It is ordered by His Excellency, H. Flanagin, Governor and President of the Military Board of the State of Arkansas, that the members of said Board Convene on Monday the 18th Inst, for the purpose of transacting the business now on file in this office. H. Flanagin [page 188]

Office Military Board Little Rock May 1863 The Military Board in pursuance of an order of the Governor met to day; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin & Hon. L.D. Hill When the following claims were presented and allowed, and ordered to be paid: 283 E.B. Alston’s claim 62d Militia Reg. $2.00 284 D. Bender’s “ M.B. 95.00 285 Thomas H. Bradley’s claim Miscelaneous 782.60 286 T.B. Blair’s “ Swagerty’s Co. 13.75 287 C.Q. Campbell’s “ Randolph Co. clothing 10.00 288 G.W. Crosnoe’s “ 2d Regiment 196.00 289 John Campbell’s “ 14th Regiment 125.00 290 Dock R. Dunlap’s “ Miscelaneous 80.00 291 G.W. Denton’s “ 14th Regiment 9.00 292 John Dunagin’s “ “ “ 3.00 293 A.J. Frashier’s “ Johnson Co. clothing 8.40 294 Elijah Ferguson’s “ Miscelaneous 42.12 295 Henry L. Green’s “ Bradley Court Martial 14.50 296 T. Grider’s “ 7th Regiment 45.00 297 Mrs. Glascock’s “ “ “ 6.00 298 R.M. Gray & Co.’s “ “ “ 36.20 299 John Harris’s “ Johnson Co. clothing 55.00 300 Hersch & Adler’s “ 9th Regmt. Militia 100.80 301 Soloman Jackson’s “ 15th “ A.V. 18.35 302 W.A. Herman’s “ 7th “ “ 147.63 303 Fones & Davis’s “ “ “ “ 91.44 304 John Laughlin’s “ “ “ “ 64.00 305 J.M. Massey’s “ Miscelaneous 20.25 306 D.J. Mi[illegible] “ 7th Regiment 32.00 307 Joshua Moses “ 10th do. 15.00 308 Phillip May’s “ Johnson Co. clothing 12.00 309 Joseph Powell’s “ 14th Regiment 18.20 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

310 T. Ry[illegible] “ 7th Regiment 293.75 311 David McCord’s “ 14th “ 146.00 312 T.B. Rowlet’s “ 14th “ 2.50 313 M. Shetler’s “ 12th “ 1.51 [page 189] 314 Hicks & Jeffries claim 16th Regiment $8.57 315 W.S. Smith’s “ 7th “ 25.00 316 H.M. Sloan’s “ 7th “ 139.20 317 Upson & Mount’s “ 7th “ 41.25 318 A. Winkler’s “ 7th “ 88.00 319 M.P. Vaughan’s “ M.B. 24.00 320 W.A. Plunkett’s “ 5th May Call 52.50 321 C.W. Board’s “ M.B. 105.00 322 Simon Morgan “ 15th Regiment 8.00 323 C.A. Wright “ “ “ 25.00

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Office Military Board Little Rock July 9th 1863 The Military Board of the State of Arkansas, being unable to convene on Monday the 6th Inst. the time appointed at its last regular meeting, met to-day, when the following orders were made and claims allowed. Ordered that the Secretary collect all the orders of this Board , and Proclamations of the late Governor in relation to procuring arms for public use, and that he report the same to this board at its next meeting. Ordered that property in possession of the Military Board of Arkansas, and not needed for use be disposed of by the Secretary on the best possible terms. 324 Jacob Perkins claim McCown Artillery $20.66 325 John W. Mathews “ 5th May Call 100.90 326 Soloman Cozart’s “ 5th May Call 10.50 327 Meady White’s “ 14th Regiment 8.50

328 J.D. Smith’s “ 5th May Call 26.90 329 S.M. Johnson’s “ 1st Regmt. A.V. Cav. 72.00 330 A. Johnson’s “ 1st Regmt. A.V. “ 5.00 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

331 J.E. & W.R. Henderson’s “ Moore’s Battallion 8.40 332 F.W. Desha’s “ 9th Regmt. Militia 30 days 73.50 333 Obed Patty’s Co. P.R. “ 10th Regmt. A.V. 389.83 334 A.R. Witt’s Co. P.R. “ 10th “ “ 507.50 335 J.P. Venable Co. P.R. “ 10th “ “ 97.80 336 Z.B. Jennings Co. P.R. “ 10th “ “ 350.80 337 R.D. Fears Co. P.R. “ 10th “ “ 194.97 338 W.L. Hannah Co. P.R. “ 10th “ “ 481.83 339 J.W. Duncan Co. P.R. “ 10th “ “ 189.16 340 A.R. Witt Capt. “ 10th “ “ 52.00 341 A.P. Venable Lt. “ 10th “ “ 21.00 342 John T. Kirk “ “ 10th “ “ 24.00 343 Q. T. Stokely “ “ 10th “ “ 13.33 [page 191] 344 W.W. Martin Lt. claim 10th Regmt. $32.00 345 Isaac Cooley 15th “ “ 25.00 346 F.P. Redmon 5th “ “ 300.00 347 H.P. Vaughan M.B. 625.00 348 H.P. Vaughan “ “ 50.00

Ordered that the Board adjourn to meet on the 1st Monday in October next unless sooner convened by the Governor. H. Flanagin L.D. Hill [page 192]

Office Military Board Little Rock August 3d 1863. It is ordered that the Military Board of Arkansas convene Instantlee, Whereupon the Board met. Present His excellency Harris Flanagin Gov. and the Hon. C.W. Board: ...... The Board adjourned to meet to-morrow. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Military Board Little Rock August 4th .63 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanigan and the Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 349 Susan Dean’s claim 5th May call $43.87 350 Joseph Caven’s claim 50th Reg. A.M. 5.00 351 Thomas Gray’s claim 50th “ “ “ 27.55 352 Thomas Gray’s claim 5th May call 10.00

Adjourned to meet to-morrow. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 193]

Office Military Board Little Rock August 5th 63. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims, which were previously paid by the Secretary were presented and allowed, and ordered to be entered of record. 353 J.C. Side’s claim 15th Regiment $20.00 354 P.R. Smith’s claim 15th “ 220.00 355 William Mann’s claim Steck’s Artilery 45.45 Also the following claim was presented, allowed and ordered paid. 356 R.G. Beall’s claim 5th May call 8.25

The Board then adjourned top meet tomorrow morning 9 oclock. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Little Rock August 6th 1853. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. No Business appearing the Board adjourned to meet to-morrow morning 10 oclock.

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Office Military Board Little Rock August 7th 1863. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing the Board adjourned to meet to-morrow morning.

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Office Military Board Little Rock August 8th .63 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. No Business appearing the Board adjourned to meet Monday August 10th 1863.

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Office Military Board Little Rock Aug 10th .63. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board: When the following order was made: Whereas, In consequence of the recent disasters to our arms on the Mississippi River, and the invasion of the State of Arkansas by the military forces of the United States, it is deemed advisable and necessary by the Military Board to raise at the earliest practicable moment a volunteer force for service in the field, between the ages of forty and fifty years, for the immediate defence and protection of the state; and, Whereas, General E. Kirby Smith commanding the Trans-Mississippi Department having consented and agreed that such forces Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

may be raised by the State Authorities, that he will not interfere with members of such commands who are above the age of forty years, and subject to conscription under the laws of the Confederate States, - that he will Supply the forces so raised with arms and ammunition, as soon as the same can be obtained, and, also, with all Quartermaster and Commissary stores & c. It is therefore ordered by this Board, that His Excellency, the Governor of the State be [page 195] be, and is hereby requested, and authorized to issue his proclamation calling upon the Citizens of every county in the State to form volunteer organizations for the purpose above stated.

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The following is a true copy of agreement between E. Kirby Smith Lt. Gen. and Harris Flanagin Gov. Agreement. Note of agreement between E. Kirby Smith Lieutenant General Commanding the Trans- Mississippi Department and H. Flanagin Gov. of the State of Arkansas. H. Flanagin with the concurrence of the Military Board is to raise a volunteer force to be between the ages of forty and fifty years for service in the field; to be for the present under his immediate command, and hereafter to be under the immediate command of Such Brigadier Generals as shall be appointed by the State Authorities, all to be subject to the command of generals commanding the Department and the District, or other general officers according to the Confederate States regulations. General Smith agrees to not interfere with members of the command, who are above forty years of age and subject to the conscript law, to supply such forces with arms and ammunition, Quartermaster and Commissary Stores, and not to remove said forces beyond the limits of the state, except, with the consent of the State Authorities: The arms will be furnished as soon as they can be obtained. (signed) E. Kirby Smith Lt. Gen. C.S.A. [page 196]

Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 11th 1863 The Board met pursuant to Adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

357 Thad Taylor 4th Reg. A.M. $70.80 358 R. M. Winn Moore’s Battal. 143.30

The Board then adjourned to meet to-morrow morning 10 oclock.

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Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 12th 1863 The Board met pursuant to Adjournment. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing Adjourned till to-morrow 10 oclock.

H. Flanagin C.W. Board Office Military Board Little Rock Aug 13th 1863 The Board met pursuant to Adjournment. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing Adjourned till to-morrow 10 oclock.

H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 197]

Office Military Board Little Rock Aug, 14th 1863 The Board met pursuant to Adjournment. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing Adjourned till to-morrow morning 10 oclock.

Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 15th 1863 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present; His Excellency Harris Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claim was presented, and allowed and ordered to be paid. 359 A.T. Robertson’s claim Moore’s Battal. $62.33

The Board then adjourned until Monday morning 10 oclock.

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Office Military Board Little Rock August 17th 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor Hon C.W. Board and Hon. L.D. Hill. When several claims were presented and rejected and the parties allowed to withdraw them; the Board then adjourned to meet to-morrow morning 10 oclock.

H. Flanagin C.W. Board L.D. Hill [page 198] Office Military Board Little Rock August 18th 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon C.W. Board & Hon. L.D. Hill. When the following claim was presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 360 Thomas Moss claim White County Clothing $23.80

No other business appearing the Board adjourned to meet to-morrow morning 10 oclock.

H. Flanagin C.W. Board L.D. Hill

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 19th 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing adjourned to meet to-morrow morning 10 oclock.

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Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 20th 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. & Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing adjourned to meet to-morrow 10 oclock. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 199]

Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 21st 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing adjourned to meet to-morrow 10 oclock.

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Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 22d 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 361 W.G. Campbell’s claim Moore’s Battallion $349.00 362 Wade H. Campbell’s “ “ “ 138.00 363 A.N. Gregory’s “ “ “ 239.00

The Board then adjourned to meet Monday 24th Inst. at 10 oclock. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 24th 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented allowed and ordered paid. 364 William Leonard’s 14th Regt. $85.87 365 Jno. Bradshaw 14 “ 147.59 366 G.W. Thompson 7 “ 19.32

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Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 25th 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin and Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing the Board adjourned to meet to-morrow morning 10 oclock.

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Office Military Board Little Rock Aug. 26th 1863 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board. No business appearing adjourned to meet to-morrow morning 10 oclock. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 201]

Office Military Board Washington Ark Oct. 15th 1863 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board; When the following order was made and adopted to wit. Whereas during the necessary absence of the members of the Military Board from the Capitol of the State a short time prior to its occupation by the military forces of the federal government His Excellency Gov. H. Flanagin deemed it necessary to call out a portion of the State Militia and accordingly on the 31st day of August 1863 issued his proclamation and order calling out the Militia of the Counties of Pulaski Jefferson Saline Hot Spring Clark and Dallas; and afterwards by his proclamation dated at Arkadelphia on the 16th day of Sept. 1863 called out the Militia of Clark Hempstead Sevier Pike Polk Montgomery LaFayette Ouachita Union and Columbia Counties and the Military Board being fully advised of the circumstances under which the calls were made and the necessity for the same do hereby approve and confirm in all things the action of the Governor in the premises. H. Flanagin C.W. Board. [page 202]

Military Board Washington Octo. 22d 1863 The Board met. Present His Excellency Gov. H. Flanagin and Hon. C.W. Board When the following claim was presented allowed and ordered to be paid. 367 H. Thompson’s claim State troops $44.85

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Office Military Board Washington Nov. 4th 1863 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. & Hon. C.W. Board. When the following order was passed. It is ordered that Samuel M. Scott be and is hereby appointed paymaster for the State of Arkansas to rank and receive pay as Captain of Infantry. And it is further ordered that said Scott enter into bond with good and Sufficient Security to the State of Arkansas in the sum of fifty thousand dollars for the faithful performance of his duties as such officer before entering thereupon.

H. Flanagin C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

[page 203] Office Military Board Washington Nov. 5th 1863. The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board: - When Samuel M. Scott came forward and filed his bond with Reuben C. Reed William C. Adamas and Drury H. Ross as his securities to the State of Arkansas in the sum of fifty thousand dollars as required which was examined and approved. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 204]

Office Military Board Washington Nov. 13th 1863 The Military Board met. Present His Excellency Governor H. Flanagin & Hon. C.W. Board. When the following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 368 C.W. Board’s claim Military Board 1,1160.00 369 C.W. Board “ “ “ 35.00 370 J.M. Clark’s claim State troops 46.75 371 Gordon N. Peay’s “ “ “ 63.40

It was ordered by the Board that the Paymaster of the state pay the members of the Military Board their dues for services upon their certified accounts: It was ordered that Horace P. Vaughan Secretary of the Military Board pay over to Samuel R. Scott, State paymaster, all the funds in his hands belonging to the State. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Nov. 23 1863 The Military Board met. Present His Excellency Governor H. Flanagin and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented, allowed and ordered paid. 372 H.P. Vaughan’s claim M.B. $937.50 373 H.P. Vaughan’s “ M.B. 84.00

H. Flanagin C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office Military Board Washington Dec. 14th 1863 The Military Board met; -- Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 374 Saml. M. Scott P.M. requisition $15,000.00 375 W.F. Sale’s claim 50.00 376 Nathan Grant’s “ 62.00

Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington December 22d 1863. The Board met; Present, His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claim was presented and allowed and ordered paid. 377 A.D. Meek’s claim $106.00

Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Dec. 28th 1863. The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. L.D. Hill. The following claim was presented And allowed and ordered to be paid. 378 L.D. Hill’s claim for rent house at L.R. 6 mo. $150.00

Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office Military Board Washington Ark. Jany. 6th 1864 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. When the following requisition was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid. 379 S.M. Scott for military expenditures $25,000.00

The Board then adjourned for the day. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Ark. Jany. 11th 1864 The Board met. Present, His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 380 W.H. Trader’s claim services as Col. Comdg State Troops $630.00 390 N.P. Moore’s “ for stationary $135.00

The Board then adjourned for the day. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Ark. Feb. 2d 1864 The Board met. Present, His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and the Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 391 P.M. Scott’s claim, for services as private state troops 62.90 392 Thomas Carr’s “ “ corn furnished “ “ 18.75 393 G. Whittington’s “ “ Beef furnished “ “ 41.20

The Board then adjourned for the day. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 207] Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Military Board Washington February 24, 1864 The Board met. Present, His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 394 J.W. Dyer’s claim for guns bought and furnished His company State troops was presented and allowed 595.00

396 It is ordered that Paymaster S.M.Scott pay, on proper certified accounts, all the claims for expences incured by James B. Williamson’s company of State Troops included in an abstract now on record in this office, certified by J.W. Miller 1st Lt. & Comis. For company.

397 S.M. Scott’s requisition as Paymaster of the State of Arkansas was presented, and the Auditor of public accounts of the State ordered to issue his order on the Treasurer of the State for the sum of $25,000.00

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Office Military Board Washington March 16th 1864 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. When a report from Col. W.H. Trader representing that the services of W.F. Sale as a gent for State Troops was no longer needed, was presented to the consideration of the Board. Thereupon it was ordered that W.F. Sale be and is hereby relieved as a gent for State

398 Troops and that the State Paymaster pay him for his services as 1st Lt. of cavalry upto date.

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Office Military Board Washington Ark May 19th 1864 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. When the following order was made, and claims allowed. It was ordered, That – Doct. H.H. Arnold be, and is, appointed assistant Surgeon for the 1st Battallion of State Troops, to date back to, and rank as assistant Surgeon from the 1st day of October 1863 and that the Secretary of the Board notify him of said appointment. It was ordered, that the order heretofore made to wit; on the 11th day of January 1864, allowing a certain claim to be paid to N.P. Moon for Stationary amounting to $135.00, be and is hereby resolved and that the State paymaster be notified not to pay the same. 399 H.H. Arnold’s claim as asst. Surgeon State Troops Subject to a deduction of such amount as he may have received As private in said service. $550.00 400 A. Jones’ claim for medicine furnished Burke & Co. $67.50 401 H.P. Vaughan’s claim Incidental Exps. M.B. $130.00

The Board then adjourned for the day. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 209]

Office Military Board Washington May 30th 1864 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. 402 Capt. S.M. Scott State Paymaster field a requisition for funds for his department, which was examined and approved, and an order made on the auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for $39,000.00

403 Thomas M. McCreary filed an account for pork furnished State Troops, which was Examined and allowed and ordered to be paid amounting to $370.00

The Board then adjourned for the day. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Washington June 6th 1864 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board: When the following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 404 Doct. Geo. H. Randle’s claim for attention to company of State Troops at Rondo. $20.00

405 L.B. Cunningham’s claims for Subsistence and forage furnished State Troops while guarding archives from Rondo to Douglasville $44.00

The Board then adjourned for the day. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 210]

Office Military Board Washington Ark. June 15th 1864 The Board met; Present Harris Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. When the following claims were presented and allowed and ordered paid. 406 James Wilson’s claim Expense State Troops $442.44 407 S. M. Scott’s “ “ “ “ 228.54

The Board then adjourned for the day. C.W. Board H. Flanagin

Office Military Board Washington Ark. June 18th 1864 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and When the following requisition was presented and allowed and an order issued for the issue of the “amount. 408 S.M. Scott’s requisition military expenditures $30,000.00

The Board then adjourned for the day. C.W. Board H. Flanagin [page 211] Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Military Board Washington June 28th 1864 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. When the following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 409 John M. Neill’s claim State Troops 7.66 410 G.A. Owen’s “ “ “ 187.00 411 Joseph Kelly’s “ “ “ 289.30 412 F.A. Heard’s “ “ “ 101.50 413 A.G. Hearn’s “ “ “ 38.50 414 H.H. Arnold’s “ “ “ 132.50 415 W.M. Slayton’s “ “ “ 6.30 416 W.M. Slayton’s “ “ “ 32.32 417 Joel Slayton’s “ “ “ 5.00 418 Joel Slayton’s “ “ “ 12.50 419 Joel Slayton’s “ “ “ 45.00 420 Joel Slayton’s “ “ “ 370.00 421 D.H. Ross’s “ “ “ 86.25 422 D.H. Ross’s “ “ 126.00 423 James Wilson “ “ 50.00 424 R.D. Seals “ “ 90.00

The following order was then made. 425 It is ordered by the Military Board of Arkansas that Capt. S.M. Scott, state paymaster, pay N.P. Moore’s account, for services as A.A. General for State Troops, of four hundred & twenty six dollars and that he continue to pay him as such officer at the rate of ninety dollars per month on a properly certified account, as long as he continue to act in that capacity.

The Board then adjourned for the day. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 212]

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas August 8th 1864 The Board met: Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

426 Capt. S.M. Scott State Paymaster filed before the Board a requisition for funds to pay State Troops which was allowed and and order made on the Auditor to draw his Warrant on the Treasurer for the amount of said requisition amounting to $10,000.00 427 Reuben C. Reed’s account for money expended in collecting militia was presented, allowed and ordered to be paid amounting to $76.50

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Office Military Board Washington Aug. 27th 1864 The Board met: Present, His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board Capt. S.M. Scott State Paymaster presented his account and settlement as State Paymaster made up to the 24th day of August 1864, Showing the amount of funds received by him for disbursement to be $146,409.20 – The amount disbursed including his expenses and pay to be $138,228.19, leaving a ballance on hand $8,181.02. He then paid over to the Board $7,558.00 Still leaving a ballance to be accounted for of $623.02, all of which was accepted ratified and confirmed. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 213]

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas September 1st 1864 The Board met: Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board H.P. Vaughan Secretary of the Board filed an estimate for funds to pay the State Troops and requested that the same might be provided whereupon an order was issued directing the Auditor to draw his warrant on the State Treasurer infavor of the Military Board for the sum of $30,000.00 The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas September 3d 1864 The Board met: Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. It is ordered that Capt. S.M. Scott be relieved of his position as State Paymaster, to take effect on this day, and that the Secretary notify him thereof and also that he come forward and make final settlement of his account. The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 214]

Office Military Board Washington September 5th 1864 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. It is ordered that Decius McCreery be and is hereby appointed Paymaster for the State of Arkansas with rank and pay of Captain of Infantry to take effect on this day. It is ordered that the Secretary of the Military Board turn over to D. McCreery State Paymaster all the funds in his hands belonging to the State and also to draw from the State Treasury the Thirty Thousand dollars ordered to be issued to the Military Board and the same turn over to the said D. McCreery State paymaster taking his receipt for said amount, He the said McCreery having been qualified and given bond according to law. The following claims were then presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 409 R.W. Harris’s claim for medicine for State Troops 55.00 430 J.M. Kelso’s “ “ Bacon & corn “ Militia 75.00

H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 215] Office Military Board Washington Ark. Sept. 12th 1864 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. The following business was transacted. It was ordered by the Board that Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster be directed to pay over to Capt. John Connally Ten Thousand eight hundred and seventy five 98/100 dollars being the amount of pay due his company of State Troops upon his signing the Pay Roll of said company for each member thereof – officers and privates; 431 A Jones’ claim for service rendered as Physician in Capt. R.S. Burk’s Co. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

was presented and allowed for 45.00 432 A.B. Clingman’s claim for medicine furnished Capt. R.J. Burk’s Co. was presented and allowed for 52.00

The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Ark. Sept. 14th 1864 The Board met; Present, His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster filed his requisition for Twenty Thousand dollars for the use of his department which was approved and an order made on the auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasury infavor of said McCreery for amt. of said requisition of $20,000.00 The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 216]

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas September 22d 1864 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board It is ordered by the Military Board of the State of Arkansas, that Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster pay to Capt. J.W. Miller the amount due his co. of State Troops upto the 31st August 1864. 434 J.A. Morgan’s account for services, as assist. Surgeon of the 1st Batt. Ark. Mount’d Troops, was presented and allowed and ordered to be paid, deducting therefore any pay he may have received acting in any other capacity in said command or as private. Said claim is for the sum of $330.00 435 Moore & Trigg’s account for publishing military orders was presented and allowed and ordered to be paid $42.00 436 B. McDonald’s account for repairing guns was presented and allowed and ordered to be paid $25.00

The Board then adjourned. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office Military Board Washington Ark. Sept. 30th 1864 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board When the following claims were presented and allowed and ordered to be paid. 437 H.P. Vaughan’s claim contingent expenses 45.00 438 A.S. Alexander’s “ militia 143.00 439 W.M. Bruce’s “ “ 100.00 440 J.B. Payne’s “ “ 50.00 441 J.M. Clark’s “ “ 128.33 442 Alfred Younger’s “ Ark. Vol. 1861 250.00

Capt. D. McCreery filed a requisition which was allowed and an order was made on the auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasury for $20,000.00

The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas October 5th 1864 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board; - and the following orders were made: It is ordered by the Military Board of the State of Arkansas that the non commissioned officers and soldiers in the Service of the State, be entitled to, and receive the same pay and allowances as officers and soldiers of the same rank and grade in the service of the Confederate States to take effect from the 1st day of July last 1864. It is ordered by the Military Board of the State of Arkansas that the order allowing N.P. Moore’s pay as Lieut. for his services as A.A.G. State Troops apply to J.C. Sanders now acting in that capacity.

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office Military Board Washington Arkansas November 3d 1864 The Board met. Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor, and Hon. C.W. Board. Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster filed his account current for Settlement from the 5th Sept. 1864 – the date of his appointment upto the 31st October 1864, which being examined and approved, was fully ratified by the Board, and ordered to be spread upon the record. Amount received for distribution $77, 235.00 Amount disbursed $59,861.00 Amount salary as Paymaster 242.66 Amount funds on hand $17,131.34 $77, 235.00

It is ordered by the Board that Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster advance funds, as it becomes necessary, to defray the expenses of the different couriers; That said funds be advanced to each courier when he starts on a trip with instructions to take receipts for his expenses, which receipts shall be attached to an account made out by said courier and filed with the State Paymaster; Said account when sworn to by the courier expending said funds with the receipt attached shall be a good and sufficient voucher for said Paymaster in his settlement with the Military Board. Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster field his requisition for fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) which was approved and an order made on the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer in favor of Capt. D. McCreery for said sum. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 219]

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas November 1st 1864 The Board met; Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. When the following claims were presented and allowed and the following ordered made. 443 John Adams’ claim for services as private in Capt. Reuben C. Reed’s co. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

on discharge. The Board taking in consideration that the said Adams done but little service and, reported absent on all muster rolls that he be entitled to and receive only halfpay therefore, is allowed, for twelve months services, including the extra pay, the sum of $176.00 444 Jacob C. Carrol’s claim for corn furnished the militia of Montgomery county 40.00 445 Pool Pulliam & Co.’s claim for freight and charged paid on drugs 14.00 446 Gordon N. Peay’s claim for services as Adjutant General to the Governor 3,322.08

It is ordered that the pay of Surg. J.M. Morgan be suspended, until an investigation be had in a matter wherein on Doct. Paul J. Carrington is claiming pay for the same period, for which said Morgan has been paid and for the same services. It is ordered that the discharged State Troops who have not received the extra pay allowed in a previous order be paid said extra pay on a special Roll. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 220]

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas December 24th 1864 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon C.W. Board. Capt. D. McCreery State paymaster filed a requisition for his department which was examined and allowed and an order made on the Auditor to draw his warrant on the State Treasurer to file the same for 10,000.00 The Board then adjourned for the day. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas December 31st 1864 The Military Board met. Present Hon. L.D. Hill and Hon. C.W. Board. 447 L.D. Hill presented an account for rent of House for Office Military Board which was examined and allowed and ordered to be paid for 70.00

The Board then adjourned for the day. Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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Office Military Board Washington Arkansas January 23d 1865 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gover. and Hon. C.W. Board A requisition was filed for one thousand dollars for the pay department by H.P. Vaughan acting Paymaster, and an order made on the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for said amount, which was drawn by G.N. Peay and turned over to H.P. Vaughan Acting Paymaster in the absence of D. McCreery State Paymaster. 1000.00 H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas February 11th 1865 The Board met: Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. & Hon. C.W. Board D. McCreery State paymaster filed a requisition for one thousand dollars which was examined and allowed and an order issued to the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer that amount ...... $1000.00 H. Flanagin C.W. Board

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Office Military Board Washington Feb. 16th 1865 The Board met: Present His Excellency Governor Harris Flanagin and Hon. C.W. Board. Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster field a requisition for funds to pay the Company of W.C. Corcoran and other expences which was allowed and an order issued to the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for 10,000.00 H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Military Board Washington Feb. 18th 1865 The Board met: Present His Excellency Governor Harris Flanagin and Hon. C.W. Board. The following claims were presented and allowed and ordered paid. 1 J.C. Snyder’s claim Courier Expences $66.00 2 E.D. Stewart’s “ “ “ 42.00 3 W.P. McIntosh’s “ “ “ 32.00 4 J.J. Vickers “ Qr.mst. & Com. Supplies 41.00 5 G.H. Randle “ Medicines 600.00 6 J.K. Jones “ 1 Shot Gun 30.00 7 C.W. Lock “ Expences in Militia Service 100.00 8 B.P. Jett “ “ “ “ “ 33.00

Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster filed his account current and settlement for the two months ending December 31st 1864, which was examined and approved: Amount funds on hand November 1st 1864 $17,131.34 Additional amt. recd. For disbursement 60,000.00 = $77, 131.34 Amount disbursed 67,901.85 Amount incidental expenses 71.00 Amount Salary 260.00 68, 232.86 8, 898.48

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Office Military Board Washington Ark. Feb. 27, 1865 The Board met. Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor & Hon. C.W. Board Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster filed a requisition for funds which was approved and an order made on the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for the sum of . . . 5,000.00 The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington March 7th 1865 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

The Board met: Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor and Hon. C.W. Board. Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster field a requisition for three thousand dollars which was approved and an order made on the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer to fill said requisition of 3,000.00 H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 224]

Office Military Board Washington Ark. Mar. 22d 1865 The Board met: Present His Excellency Harris Flanagin Gov. & Hon. C.W. Board Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster filed his account current and Settlement for the two months ending Feby. 28th 1865 which was examined and appeared and ordered to be spread upon record. Amount on hand Jany. 1st 1865 $8,898.48 Amount received since 17,031.37 = $25,929.85 Contra Amount disbursed $22,974.66 Amount Expense account 10.00 Amount Salary 260.00 Amount on hand 2,685.19 = $25,929.85

9 J.D. Jones presented an account for rent of one room for office Of the Military Board of Arkansas for the month of Feb 1865, which was Examined and allowed and ordered to be paid. . . . . $20.00

10 W.T. Crawley presented an account for services as private in Capt. Reed’s Co. Mtd. State Troops from 1st Sept. to 15th October 1 ½ months pay self horse & clothing and extray pay allowed in July & Aug. amounting to Sixty Six and 75/100 dollars which was examined and allowed and ordered to be paid on extra Pay Roll. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 225]

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas April 1st 1865 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. and Hon. C.W. Board Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Capt. D. McCreery State Paymaster filed his account current for the month ending March 31st 1865, for settlement which was examined and approved and ordered to be recorded. Amount on hand March 1st 1865 2685.19 Amount received since 3000.00 = $5,685.19 Contra Amount disbursed 4,559.11 Amount Salary 130.00 Amount returned to the State 996.08 $5,685.19

The resignation of D. McCreery as State Paymaster was tendered; And it was ordered that his resignation be accepted, and the Board express their high appreciation of the ability, zeal and fidelity, with which he has performed his duties. It was ordered that H.P. Vaughan Secretary of the Board take charge of the funds returned to the State by Capt. McCreery, and execute his receipt for the amount to Capt. McCreery, and that he do and perform the duties as State Paymaster from this date. Jno. D. Jones presented an account for rent of office for Military Board one month which was ordered to be paid. $40.00 The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 226]

Office Military Board Washington Ark. April 19th 1865 The Board met: Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor Hon C.W. Board H.P. Vaughan Sec. M.B. presented a requisition for funds, to be used in the Pay department, which was examined and allowed and an order was made to the Auditor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for $3,000.00 The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board

Office Military Board Washington Ark. May 1st 1865 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor Hon C.W. Board. The following claims were presented, allowed, and ordered to be paid. 12 P.J. Carrington’s claim as asst. Surgeon State Troops $144.81 Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

13 H.H. Arnold’s claim as asst. Surgeon State Troops 319.00 14 A. Jones’ claim as Surgeon in R.S. Burk’s Co. State Troops 75.00 15 H.C. Brown’s claim Supplies for militia 31.00 16 J.D. Jones’ claim for rent office M.B. 40.00 The Board then adjourned. H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 227] Office Military Board Washington Ark May 22d 1865 The Military Board of Ark. met: Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. President Hon C.W. Board Advisory member. H.P. Vaughan Sec. M.B. presented a requisition for funds to be used in the pay department, which was examined and approved, and an order made on the Auditor to draw his warrant, on the Treasurer to fill said requisition for 5,000.00 The following claims were then presented, examined and allowed and ordered paid. 17 J.E. Janes’ claim 280.00 18 James Brownley’s claim 40.00 19 D.C. Turner’s claim 90.00 20 G.H. Randle’s claim 145.00 21 James Abraham’s claim 40.00 22 W.B. Crabtree’s claim 90.00 23 A.H. Ralston’s claim 60.00

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Office Military Board Washington Ark. May 25 1865 The Board met; Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Governor Hon. C.W. Board Advisory member. H.P. Vaughan Sec. M.B. filed a requisition for funds which was approved and the Auditor ordered to draw his warrant on the Treasurer to fill said requisition for $1000.00 H. Flanagin C.W. Board [page 228]

Minutes book of the Military Board of Arkansas, 1862-1865, Military Board of Arkansas Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Office Military Board Washington Arkansas June 1st 1865 The Board met: Present His Excellency H. Flanagin Gov. Hon. C.W. Board Advisory member H.P. Vaughan presented an account for contingent expences of the office, which was allowed, for $120.00 H.P. Vaughan presented his account currant and settlement as exofficio State Paymaster which examined and approved upto date. C.W. Board