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Virginia's Contribution to Confederate Army.
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| Brass 6-pounder cannon (unmounted), | 5 |
| Brass 12-pounder Howitzers (not mounted), | 1 |
| Brass, mounted, mountain howitzers, | 3 |
| Iron, 12-pounder cannon (mounted), | 8 |
| Iron, 6-pounder cannon (mounted), | 26 |
| Iron, 4-pounder cannon (mounted), | 13 |
| Iron, 6-pounder cannon (without limbers), | 5 |
| Iron, 4-pounder rifle cannon (without limbers), | 1 |
| Iron, 6-pounder cannon (not mounted), | 12 |
| Iron, 4-pounder rifle cannon (not mounted), | 4 |
| Williams' guns, | 10 |
| Caissons, 6-pounder, | 8 |
| Muskets, alt., fire (in good order), | 1,735 |
| Muskets, Springfied, | 300 |
| Read's rifles (cavalry), | 400 |
| Rifles, | 220 |
| Rifles (Austrian), | 200 |
| Rifles (Miss.), | 20 |
| Carbines (cavalry), | 103 |
| Sabres (cavalry), | 225 |
| Muskets (being repaired), | 4,000 |
| Muskets (without bayonets), | 1,100 |
I have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Ch's Dimmock,
Bvt. Brig. Gen., Chief of Ord. of Virginia.
[Endorsed.] Charles Dimmock, Brig. Gen. and Chief of Ordnance, Report of army issued and now in hand.
