| 1 |
One |
Broad Ax |
| 9 |
Nine |
Augers |
| 6 |
Six |
Adzes |
| 15 |
Fifteen |
Chisels |
| 1 |
One |
Grind Stone |
| 1 |
One |
Framing ??? |
| 1 |
One |
Wrench |
| 14 |
Fourteen |
Wall Tents |
| 1 |
One |
Tent Fly |
| 13 |
Thirteen Sets |
Tent Poles |
| 34 |
Thirty four |
Shovels |
| 11 |
Eleven |
Pick Ax Helves |
| 28 |
Twenty Eight |
Pole Axes |
| 53 |
Fifty three |
Felling Ax Helves |
| 6 |
Six |
Spike Drivers |
| 2 |
Two |
Claw Bars |
| 30 |
Thirty |
Bolts |
| 33 1/2 |
Thirty three & one half pds |
??ns |
| 25 |
Twenty five pds |
3/4 inch Rope |
| 60 |
Sixty |
Washers |
| 3829 |
Thirty Eight Hundred & twenty nine pds |
Rail Road Spikes |
| 132 |
One Hundred & thirty two |
Trees |
| 7095 |
Seventy Hundred & ninety five |
Ties |
|
| For which Capt L B Taylor AQM in charge of repairs is
responsible were Expended Lost Destroyed & Stolen as a great
many of the impressed Negroes ran away and took things with
them. |
| Charles S Williams |
| Engineer in Charge Repair |
| Ala & Mis Rivers Rd. |
| Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 20th day of June
1864 |
| R. Y. Ren |
| Justice of the Peace |