TABLE

A.

Showing a Comparative Statement of Receipts, Expenses, Average Expenses for two years, Amount Deposited,
Amount Expended on Embankment, Amount in Office in the autumn and spring, Amount Delivered to Successor,
the name of each Superintendent, and the Expenses of each and every Board of Control since the Canal was
opened:

TABLE B.

Showing the number of Tons of Copper, Iron, Grain, &c., passing through the Canal each month, for the year 1861.

May. June. July. August Sept. October. Nov. Total.

19,429

3,156

480 1,574%

784

949

474

96

70

884

864

231

Tons Powder,..

94%

22

89

325

Flour, bbis.,..

1,838

1,939

3,076 3,684

Wheat, bu.....

Coarse Grain,.

Beef, bbls.,.

Pork, bbls.,

Bacon, bbls.,

Lard, bbls.,

Butter, lbs.

Choose, Ibs.

Tallow, lbs.

Candles, lbs..

Boap, box & bbls.

Apples, bbls.,

Dried Fruit, lbs.,.

Sugar, lbs.,...

OfToo, bags,

Ta, chests,.

Vegetables, bu

14,479

Balt, bbls.,.

3,014

Vinegar, bbls.,..

10

261

Tobacco, lbs.,

Coal, tons,

1,496

3,268

30

11,507

Nails, kegs,

4,200

Morchandise, tons.

4,766

Lime, bbls.,.

501

2,057

Lumber, M,

Shingles, M,..

Lath, M,.

Window Glass,

Hay, tons,

Horses and Mules,

185

Cattle, heads,.

Sheep, heads,

Hogs,...

Brick, M,..

Furniture, pcs.,

Hides,.

Furs & Pelts, bdls.

1,240

4

1,244

Machinery, tons,..

91

Engines & Boilers

6

4

1

4784

11

Wagons & Buggies.

Fish, bbls.,

Liquor, bbs.,

Malt, lbs

Passengers,

1,490

1,555 1,635

2,001

1,137

782

216

8,816

STATE OF MICHIGAN.

1861.

DOCUMENT NO. 8.

ANNUAL REPORT of the Adjutant General.

MILITARY DEPARTMENT, MICHIGAN,

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,
Detroit, December 24th, 1861.

To His Excellency, AUSTIN BLAIR,

Governor and Commander-in-Chief:

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SIR-I have the honor to submit the following report of the troops raised and being raised in this State, for the service of the General Government of the United States, or for service in the State, in conformity with an act to amend an act entitled "an act to provide a military force," approved March 16, 1861, and to add several sections thereto, approved May 10, 1861.

In consequence of the absence of most of the regiments at the seat of war, and the inconveniencies and irregularities attending the nature of the service in which they are engaged, some of the regiments have failed to make reports in detail sufficient to insure so much of a detailed report as might have been made under other circumstances, and some errors of minor importance may naturally be expected; but upon the whole, the report is nearly correct, having been made up from the records in this office, and the reports of the regiments, so far as received.