Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-02

up to the LIST of January last, of the sew
eral regiments, battalons and unattached
companies, have. with, few exceptions,
been received and transcribed III the books
kept for that purpose. But little lnforma-.
ton of the many changes that have taken
place during the present year has beer 3D.
tanned, owing to the constant moving oil
the troops, but as the campaign viii soon
close, advantage will he taken OF 1t to col
lect mnre material and thus continue the
work from time to time until the close OF
the war.
+. oUARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT.
This department has furnished clothing,
camp and garrison equipage, pay, bounty,
and transportation for the troops, and PAID
other miscellaneous accounts.
The disbursements from the 9lst March,
1864, to Both, September, 1854, are as tol-
lows:
}Suuipage, 3,7G5 20
Forage, 1897 50
Wood. l,5OO
Cotton, &C., 5000
Miscellaneous, consiring OF
transportation, repairs, sta
tionary, hire Of clerks, &c, 22jl53
Hire of laborers OIL fortifca-
tons around Raleigh, 1910
Pay Of troops, militia, and
home guards, o3,ZiI
Bounty, 16O,2to
Advances to Discussing otii-
GERS, 4lu,oIo
This department continues to supply the
North. Carolina troops in the service OF the
Confederate States us well as those In the
service of the State with an abundance OF
comfortable clothing. The enclosed state
ment marked "B," shows the amount OF
of clothing manufactured, and turned over
70 lire Confederate government during the
six months ending 3Oth September, for Is
sue to the North-Caro!ina troops; also the
issue made to troops in the service OF the
during the same period.
There has becu received for clothing
from the Confederate government. since
the 3lst of March last, the sum OF two mil
lion four hundred and twenty thousand
dollars, 81, 1T, UOO) and the Confederate
government is still indebted to the Stale
of North Carolina for clothing in the sum
of two million thee hundred and tifty-four
thousand, two hundred and three dollars,
(S2,354, 2O3.)
Tie money value of the clothing issned
to the troops in the State service since the
3lst March last, amounts to two million,
three hundred and thirty-hve thousand
dollars, (S2 ,0O0)
The accounts of the Chief Quarfermas-
, ter and Paymaster haze been rendered
quarterly to the Auditor for settlement.
3. SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
This Department has furnished provis-
ions TO Troops i'll the service of the State
and to the Homo Guard and Militia when
called into service.
The disbursements from the 3lst March,
1874, to the Both September, 1854, are as
follows:
Purchase of Subsistence
Stores, $227,413 81
Subsistence of State Troops
and Home Guards. 92,621 so
Miscellaneous, 2,6S1 25
Amount disbnrscd, $.22,716 SO
Value of Stores on hand 1st
April, 1864, 41O,07O AZ
$72S,7SG 81
Sales of snbsist-
ence stores, chief
fly to County
| Commissioners, 2l0, 024 G1
! Value of Stnrcs on
| hand, and in the
! hands Of agents
! at cost price
Sept. Both, 1864, 33S,51O35 59S,534 90
Expenses Of the Department., $l34,25l IS
! The account of the Chief Commssary
has been rendered quarterly to the Audi
| tor for settlement
6. ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
This Department has furnished arms,
ammunition and accoutrements to the
troops and to the Militia and Homo
! Guards.
The disbursements of this department
from the 3lst March, 1861, to the Both
September, 1864, are as follows:
Purchase, Manufacture and
| repairing arms, S25,055 81
| Purchase of Nitre and Sui
phur, 1000 60
Purchase Of Powder from
the Raleigh Pow der Mills, 127,925 90
Making Cartridges, &c, 1885 81
" Artillery Harness, 1888 ST
Miscellaneous, 6,6O8 So
Total disbursements, $278,O6O Is
Sales of Nitre and
Sulphur to Raj
eigh Powder
Mills, $4,000 90,
Sales of Powder to
Confed. States, 1S0,S1O 90
Misce'ian's sales, 1898 80 29o,SO3 90
Excess of receipts, $12,743 70