Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 2.
Reverend J. William Jones, Ed.

[120] in these particulars, to develop home resources, and such aid as may be looked for from abroad, through contracts encouraging individual enterprize, a reasonable confidence is felt that a sufficiency of army clothing can be provided, at least for the present year.

These remarks apply equally to camp equipage and miscellaneous stores.

Respectfully submitted,

(Signed)

Issues of clothing to armies in the field.

	Jackets.	Pants.	Shoes.	Blankets.	Hats and Caps.	Flannel Shirts.	Cotton Shirts.	Drawers.	Socks.	Overcoats.
General Lee's Command in Virginia:
Aggregate amount third and fourth quarters 1864, and to Jan'y 21, 1865,	104,199	140,578	167,862	74,851	27,011	21,063	157,727	170,139	146,136	4,861
Army of Southwest Virginia:
Aggregate amount third and fourth quarters 1864	3,340	2,500	6,856	4,924	3,230	1,440	13,694	15,475	12,353	1,000
Department of South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia--General Hardee:
Aggregate amount third and fourth quarters 1864	19,751	21,022	26,376	12,429	500		19,264	20,571	26,719	594
Army of Tennessee:
Aggregate amount third and fourth quarters 1864	45,412	102,864	102,558	27,900	45,853		61,860	108,937	55,560
			also 7,000 captured by Forrest.
Department of Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana:
Aggregate amount third and fourth quarters 1864	21,789	37,661	34,342	4,677	27,292		10,095	3,831	15,458
Department of North Carolina:
Aggregate amount third and fourth quarters 1864	21,301	37,774	9,263	6,696	12,751		23,354	22,579	15,059	200