
The image depicts a handwritten document from August 7, 1863, detailing the receipt of ordnance and ordnance stores at Dechard, Tennessee. The document lists items including an Enfield Rifle (caliber .577) described as unserviceable, a Springfield Rifle (musket .58), bayonet scabbards, cartridge boxes, and other equipment such as belts, plates, and knapsacks. It also notes 1,000 rounds of elongated ball cartridges (caliber .57) and 200 additional rounds. The document is signed by D.M. Donoho, a First Lieutenant Colonel in charge of the 2nd Ohio Regiment Volunteers. The entries provide insight into military inventory management during the Civil War era, illustrating the types of arms and supplies utilized by troops.