GENERAL OKDERS 
 
 ADJUTANT m WSI'EOTOR-GEXERAL'S OFFICE, 
 
 CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY, 
 
 From July 1, 18<i4, to December 31, 1864, inclusive. 
 
 PREPARED FROM FILES OF HEAD-QUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH 
 CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA, 
 
 Captain Tl. C. GILCHRIST, 
 
 ACTING WJDOK AP'TOCATE OE.VEB-AL, DEPARTMENT 3.C., OA., AND FLOWDA. 
 
 WITH FULL INDEX, 
 
 Explanatory Notes, ani> such Decisions of the War Department 
 
 as could bk collected totching matters of general concern 
 
 to the service. 
 
 COLUMBIA. 
 
 EVAN8 AND COGSWELL. 
 
 1865, 
 
Digitized by the Internet Archive 
 in 2010 with funding from 
 Duke University Libraries 
 
 http://www.archive.org/details/generalordersOOconf 
 
ANALYTICAL INDEX 
 
 TO • 
 
 FROM JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1864. 
 
 No. No. 
 
 AMENDMENTS. p",;. o%. 
 
 General Orders, No. 49 (1863), paragraph I, by. VI 63 
 
 General Orders, No. 55 (c. s.), paragraph II IV 63 
 
 General Orders, No. 63, paragraph I (c. s.) V 67 
 
 General Orders, No. 44, paragraph I, section 6 (c. s.).. VI 67 
 
 General Orders, No. 96, paragraph IV (1863) VIII 67 
 
 General Orders, No. 66, paragraph I, Bection VI (c. s.) III 67 
 
 General Orders, No. 110 (1863) I 70 
 
 General Orders, No. 69, paragraph I (c. 8.) II 71 
 
 General Orders, No. 69, paragraph V (c. s.) V 71 
 
 General Orders, No. 34, paragraph III and IV (c. s.) VII 71 
 
 General Orders, No. 67, paragraph II (c. 8.) h ... .VI 73 
 
 General Orders, No. 77, paragraph I (c. 8.) II 81 
 
 General Orders, No. 77, as regards the Ordnance and Nitre 
 
 bureaus I> II 82 
 
 General Orders, No. 48, paragraph VII (c. 8.) Ill 83 
 
 General Orders, No. 74, par.igraph I (1862) IV 83 
 
 General Orders, No. 73, paragraph IV (c. 8.) XI 83 
 
 General Orders, No. 34, paragraph XIII (c. s.) VII 84 
 
 ■ ARMS. 
 
 Lost by those serving in forces for local defence,' to be paid 
 
 f..r.. IV 61 
 
 ARMY REGULATIONS, 
 
 Paragraph 1,16.H, concerning medical regulations, amended. Ill 60 
 
 Paragraph 1,197, concerning medical regulations, amended. .IV 60 
 
 ASSIGNMENTS. 
 
 Brigadier-General Winder as Commissary-General of Pris- 
 
 oneri< I 84 
 
IV INDEX. 
 
 BOARDS. 
 
 Medical examining, if they find soldiers fit for light duty, 
 
 to forward certificate to office of A. and I. 6. ; and how. .VII 71 
 
 Medical examining, not to extend furlough unless condi- 
 tion of soldier is such that he can not make journey I 33 
 
 CAVALRY. 
 
 Divisions and brigades allowed ; A, and I. G VI 07 
 
 CLAIMS. 
 
 For property informally impressed; G. 0., 54 (c. s.) ex- 
 plained I 68 
 
 Commissioner of, may draw stationery, and advertise II 68 
 
 Commissioner of ; how paid .- Ill 68 
 
 CLOTHING. 
 
 Issued to detailed men, to be same as issued to soldiers in 
 
 field (7th section) I 66 
 
 When it can not be furnished to be commuted (section 8).. . .1 66 
 Issued to soldiers in general hospitals by post quarter- 
 master IX 67 
 
 COLORS CAPTURED. 
 
 Not to be presente'd to individuals • II 63 
 
 COMMANDING OFFICERS. 
 
 Of cavalry regiments and battalions, will require descrip- 
 tive roll of horses to be made ; noting changes VI 83 
 
 Of posts near military prisons subordinate to Brigadier- 
 General Winder in matters necessary for security of 
 
 prisoners; not to interfere with prisoners II 48 
 
 COMMISSARIES. 
 
 Not to purchase more than one-half of marketable surplus 
 
 of provisions and grain ...II 69 
 
 To require from commissioned officers a certificate that 
 
 rations are for own use II 78 
 
 COMMISSIONERS. 
 
 Of claims for property informally impressed ; how to pro- 
 ceed, etc.* 68 
 
 COMMUTATION. 
 
 Of rations allowed enlisted men fixed at .$2 50 per Hem.. VII 67 
 - Of rations allowed sick and wounded soldiers from date of 
 
 furlough VIII 67 
 
 CONSCRIPTS. 
 
 Commandants of, will be under the direction of the Gener- 
 als of Reserves r. ......—.. II 73 
 
INDEX. V 
 
 Unassigned, fit for light diit}', will report at camp of in- 
 straction t... IV 77 
 
 Detailed by Bureau of Conscription come under provisions 
 
 of section 6, paragraph T, G. 0., 66 (c. 8. ) Ill 67 
 
 Act relnting to, to bo enforced in Southwestern Kentucky.. IV 83 
 CONSCRIPTION. 
 
 Bureau of, will furnish list of detailed agriculturists (o 
 chief commissary in every state • I 69 
 
 Inspectors of, will forward to camp of instruction those 
 said to bo permanently disabled,' whom they think fit for 
 active service. I 81 
 
 Will bring into service the 5O,O0O slaves authorized by act 
 
 of Feb. 17, 1S64 I 86 
 
 CORRESPONDENCE. 
 
 Military, regulations respecting i ...<.. .1 78 
 
 Officers through whom sent to express opinion thereon. •^T''T1£.I1'';i 
 
 IIow folded and indorsed. 
 DESCRIPTIVE. 
 
 Roll of animals in cavalry required VI S3 
 
 Roll of animali" ; form of X 83 
 
 Roll of slaves, to be made in duplicate ; and how I 86 
 
 DEERTERS. 
 
 Reports of, furnished Bureau of Conscription shoul-d be 
 
 more full ; what they should contain. . i ^ V 73 
 
 From U. S. army inTited to come within the Confederate 
 
 lines. .. i 65 
 
 DETAILS. 
 
 Soldier.'', etc., to serve in reserve forces I 63 
 
 Granted agriculturists to cease in certain contingencies. .VII (59 
 
 Applications for, to be transmitted to Saperintoudont of 
 
 Bureau of Conscription ; and how.". IV 73, XI 8S 
 
 Granted by War department revoked ; 76 amended bj' 77 
 
 All who hold, or whose applications are pending, to report 
 at camp of instruction, except artisans, etc. (Sec G. 0., 
 81, paragraph II, o. s.) I 77 
 
 Lists of, to bo forwarded to Generals of Reserves, and what 
 
 should be specified .II 77 
 
 For physical disability to bo examined by select medical 
 
 boards. (See G. 0., 81, paragraph III) Ill 77 
 
 Srildiers will not be transferred to other duty without au- 
 thority from War dopartuieut, or general commanding 
 army to which thoy belong IV 84 
 
 A* 
 
vm- INDEX. 
 
 Supplies ; how transferred. Ill 60 
 
 Officers to report to Surgeon-General and medical director. . IV 60 
 Officers on conscript duty; liow to procure leave of ab- 
 sence I 71 
 
 MILITARY STOREKEEPERS. 
 
 Candidates for appointment as, to be examined V. 83 
 
 MUSTER. 
 
 Of slaves to be made on last day of every even month. 
 
 Rolls; how prepared and forwarded VII 86 
 
 NITRE AND MINING BUREAU. 
 
 Chief of, will return to field one-fifth of employees; and 
 how (substitute for G. 0., No. 77). ■..'... .11'' 82 
 
 OFFICERS.; ^jv^ur CO LiU: 
 
 Dropped from rolls of army I 58, II 62 80 
 
 Resigned from army II 68, I 62 79 
 
 Travelling under orders, allowed transportation in kind 
 and $10 a day. (See G. 0., No. 63, III, c. s. and 
 
 71, V) V 59 
 
 Promoted ......„...."... ^ I 61. 
 
 Appoiuted 1 II 61 
 
 Continuously engaged in travelling, allowed expenses. .. .Ill 6i> 
 -- Not included in operation of act to punish lawlessness in 
 
 cavalry IV 63 
 
 In reserve forces to report arms lost, and to account for 
 
 money collected for the same IV 67 
 
 Allowed to purchase marketable surplus of provisions and 
 
 grain....... v.....^;. :.;....-..; .^V'^ 61) 
 
 In the general stafl' will report by letter to the office of the 
 
 A. and I. G., setting forth their rank, corps, position, etc.. .VI 71 
 
 DravvJng rations, will certify that the saime are for their 
 
 own use ^.. II 7S 
 
 Who have sold rations not hereafter allowed to draw for 
 
 more than three days .4... .Ill 78 
 
 Furloughcd from hospitals will be allowed rations sufficient 
 
 to reach ilostination .IV 7S 
 
 Absent without leave, not to be furloughed or admitted to 
 hospital unless unable to travel, otherwise to be sj^nt 
 back to command ......V. .78.. 
 
 ORDNANCE. 
 
 Chief of bureau of, will return to field one-fifth of em- 
 ployees ; .and how (substituted for G. 0., No. 77) I 82 
 
INDEX. IX 
 
 ORDNANCE OFFICERS. r . 
 Distribution of grades of, changed in consequence of addi- 
 tion of fifty I 70 
 
 Who alone constitute corps of TI 70 
 
 Will report to Chief of Ordnance at Richmond Ill 70 
 
 Appointments to be made to grade of second lieutenant, 
 
 except those examined prior to June 10, 1864 IV 70 
 
 PAYMENTS. 
 
 For extra duty to detailed mon ..'.-,'..'.. J 66 
 
 1st. Amount in City of Richmond. -J-..' im 
 
 2J. For ten hours' work and uncommon skill. « 
 
 3d. To bear proportion to expense of living in Richmond. 
 4th. Contractors to conform to government wages. 
 6tb. Compensation for piece-work. 
 
 6tb. To applj' only to men detailed '' from the field, etc." 
 (See also G. 0., No. 67, paragraph III.) 
 
 To men detailed " in the field " to be according to para- 
 graph 882, A. R Ill 71 
 
 To contract physicians will be the same as of assistant 
 
 surgeons, when whole time is given to public 3ervicc. . . .IV 71 
 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Contract ; allowed pay of assistant surgeons when their 
 > ; whole time is given to the service IV 71 
 
 PRISONERS. 
 
 Commissary-General of, Brigadicr-Genefal Winder I 84 
 
 Quards of, to be taken from troops doing duty at neighbor- 
 ing post. .. ...^^....^j.,_. j^..j.j. Ill 84 
 
 PROVISIONS. 
 
 One-half of marketable surplus of, to bo left for be'nefit of 
 
 . soldiers' families II 69 
 
 State agents for relief of soldiers' families may purchase 
 
 marketable surplus of Ill 69 
 
 Officers may purchase from marketable surplus of V 69 
 
 Sold under this order, to bo reported to Commandant of 
 
 Conscripts, with evidence that they were sold as required.VI 69 
 Schedule prices of II 76 
 
 PUBLICATION. 
 
 Of private letters or communications relative to military 
 m.irohes or operations forbidden, and partj' offending to 
 DO punished 72 
 
X INDEX. - 
 
 PURVEYORS. 
 
 To provide subsistence, clothing, etc., for the slaves in em- 
 ploy of government ; apd how V 86 
 
 QUARTERMASTBIl GENERAL. - 
 
 Will arrange for payment for hire or loss of slaves at end 
 
 of every six months IX 86 
 
 QUARTERMASTERS. 
 
 Will make purchase of corn and forage from detailed 
 
 agriculturists II 71 
 
 Will return sacks, or pay $3 for each Ill 83 
 
 QUARTERS. 
 
 To be commuted to each detailed man. (Sec. 9) I 66 
 
 RATIONS. 
 
 Commuted value of, in hospitals I 59 
 
 Hospital; what is 167,11 59 
 
 In kind, issued to hospital attendants Ill 59 
 
 Issued to detailed men to be same as issued to soldiers in 
 
 field. (Sec. 7.) I 66 
 
 When it can not be issued within ten days, to be com- 
 muted. (Sec. 7.) I 66 
 
 Commuted under General Orders, No. 8, paragraphs III, 
 
 IV, and VI, fixed at $2 60 VII 67 
 
 Allowed sick and wounded men on furlough. . . VIII 67 
 
 Not allowed to be sold Ill 75 
 
 Sufficient to reach place of destination granted furloughed 
 
 officers and men ; and how IV 78 
 
 For three days only, will be given to officers and men who 
 
 have sold rations II 78 
 
 To be drawn by retired soldiers at university or school, at 
 
 nearest post VII 84 
 
 REVOCATIONS. 
 
 General Orders, No. 93 (1863) V 63 
 
 General Orders, No. 75(1863) Ill 71 
 
 RESERVES. 
 
 To be exclusively under their own general officers I' 75 
 
 When assigned to commander of active forces ho will di- 
 rect their military movements, determine applications 
 for furlough, and furnish necessary sup"plies. (Sec. 2). . . .1 75 
 General commanding to arrange their permanent organi- 
 zation, grant discharges, details, etc. (Sec. 2) I 75 
 
 How to be assigned and recalled. (Sea. 3) I 75 
 
 Monthly return of, to be transmitted to general command^ 
 ing reserves. (Sec. 4) I 75 
 
To receive same rations and supplies as the active forces. 
 
 (Sec. 5) I 75 
 
 ROLL OF HONOR. 
 
 Direction for making selection for ... II 64 
 
 Names on II 64, 87 
 
 SACKS. 
 
 To be returned to Quartermaster's department, or $.3 00 
 
 paid for each Ill 83 
 
 SADDLES. 
 
 Branded, in hands of those not entitled to retain them, to 
 be turned in to qnartermaster. (See Q. 0., No. 7.3, para- 
 graph II) ...,..,, II 87 
 
 SOHEDl'LE PRICES. "' ' 
 
 Of provisions for states oast of Mississippi II 75 
 
 SLAVES. 
 
 Brought into service as authorized bj act of February 17, 
 
 1S64; and how .1 86 
 
 When fifty are collected at any one station, to be forward- 
 ed and turned over II 86 
 
 How organized Ill 86 
 
 Directors, superintendents, etc., of J how selected .IV 86 
 
 Clothing and medical supplies for ; how furnished V 86 
 
 To be under supervision of the Engineer bureau VI 86 
 
 To be mustered ; when and how VII 86 
 
 Value of; how appraised VIII 86 
 
 Payment for hire and lose of, to be made every six months. IX 86 
 
 How treated • X 86 
 
 Managers of, guilty of cruelty or malpractice, to be remov- 
 ed XI 86 
 
 SOLDIERS. 
 
 Families of, allowed to purchase marketable surplus of 
 
 provisions and grain II 69 
 
 Boards of Relief allowed to purchase same Ill 69 
 
 Who constitute families of soldiers IV 69 
 
 Not allowed to sell rations ^ Ill 75 
 
 Who have sold rations, not allowed hereafter to draw for 
 
 more than three days Ill 78 
 
 Furlongbed from hospitals will be allowed rations sufiB- 
 
 cient to reach destination IV 78 
 
 Not provided with authority for absence from command, 
 not to be admitted to hospital or furloughed, unless una- 
 ble to travel, otherwise to be sent back to command V 78 
 
XH INDEX. 
 
 Furloughed will rejoin commands at expiration of furlough, 
 
 unless certified to be unable to travel I 83 
 
 In cavalry, not allowed to ride his horse, or sell or exchange 
 
 him, except, etc. VI 83 
 
 Retired, who are in any university or school, allowed to 
 
 draw rations at the nearest post VII 84 
 
 STAFF OFFICER?!. 
 
 Cavalry divisions and brigades allowed additional assist- 
 ant adjutant and inspector-general VI 67 
 
 Will report by letter to Adjutant and Inspector-General's 
 
 office, setting forth their rank, corps, position, etc VI 71 
 
 SUBSTITUTION. 
 
 Paragraph 1,163 Army Regulations Ill 60 
 
 Paragraph 1,197 Army Regulations IV .60 
 
 General Orders, No. 76, c. s 77 
 
 ' General Orders, No. 73, paragraph IV, c. s. XI 83 
 
 SURPLUS. ,,: 4^ 
 
 Of provisions and grain, one-half to be sold to government,. ? 71 
 
 the other half to soldiers' families 11 69 
 
 The same to be sold to Soldiers' Boards of Relief Ill 69 
 
 TAX IN KIND. 
 
 Agents of, over 45 years, not subject to conscription II 60 
 
 Collected at tax depots always transferable upon requisi- 
 tion VII 63 
 
 TOBACCO. 
 
 Will be used economically ; and how V 84 
 
 TRANSPORTATION. 
 
 Allowed officers travelling under orders V 71, V 59 
 
 WAGONS. 
 
 Branded, in hands of those not entitled to retain them, to 
 be turned in to quartermaster. (See G. 0", No. 73, para- 
 graph II) II 67 
 
 WHEAT. 
 
 Not to be used for feeding horses I 60 
 
GENERAL ORDERS^ 
 
 No. 68. J 
 
 Adjutant and Inspectoe-Qenbral's Officb, 
 RiCRMOND, July 4, 1864. 
 
 I. .The following nnmed ofTicors have boon dropped from tl»o rolls of 
 the army, to take ^effect from the dates annexed to their respective 
 
 Co D, 31st Alabama vols, Jane 2, 1864 
 
 Co I, 7th Alabama cavalry, " 
 
 Co F. 8th Confodorato regiment, " 
 
 Co E, 36th Georgia vols,* " 
 
 Co K, 6lBt " " 
 
 Co G, 66th " " 
 
 Co F, 37th Tonnosseo vols, « 
 
 Co K, 66th Georgia vols, «' 
 
 Co B, 3'tth Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co D, 34th " " 
 
 Co B, 59th Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co 11, 32(1 Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co C. 6th bnttaliou L D T, « 
 
 Co C, 42d Virginia battalion cavalry, " 
 
 Co F, 46th Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co n, " " " 
 
 Heskin's battery, " 
 
 Co E, 36th Virginia vols, " 
 
 Co 1, 37th Virginia battalion cavalry, " 
 
 Co B, 30th Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co F, 35th « " 
 
 Co B, 6th Florida vols, " 
 
 Co I, 66th Georgia vols, '♦ 
 
 Co B, 4th " » 
 
 Co 6, 48th Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co F, 28tli « " 
 
 Co II, 29th Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co C, 3d Tennessee vols, . " 
 
 Co G, .39th Georgia vols, « 
 
 Co R, 3M Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Adjutant 4Sth Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co I, 3d Florida vols, " 
 
 Co H, 38th Tennessee vols, •' 
 
 Co B, 30th '( « 
 
 Co A, 23d « " 
 
 Co K, 45th " " 
 
 Co D, 23d battalion Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co A, 40tl) Gcorgl.i vol?. « 
 
 names : 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 E T Thompson, 
 
 " 
 
 John G AVliite, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 F Kolillioim, 
 
 " 
 
 J L Leonard, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt L R McOniro, 
 
 ^* 
 
 T J P Atkinson, 
 
 « 
 
 GSBlanton, 
 
 " 
 
 B Fllaniniock. 
 
 t " 
 
 C A Smith, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 H 11 Sholton, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 ; A G Stewart, 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 Watson, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 LQ Landnim, 
 
 Captain 
 
 J K LittU^ton, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt S S Williams, 
 
 " 
 
 A L Bratcher, 
 
 " 
 
 John W Lyles, 
 
 i< 
 
 Jas E Hardman, 
 
 « 
 
 Jas A Pratt, 
 
 « 
 
 H H Holm.an, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Jas G Samples, 
 
 Captain 
 
 R H Reeves, 
 
 «< 
 
 Jas Thornton, 
 
 cc 
 
 Geo B May, 
 
 " 
 
 Lewis Miller, 
 
 " 
 
 A P Odgathorpo, 
 
 " 
 
 K G .Tohnson, 
 
 « 
 
 Jjvs A Doylo, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 R A Jolmston, 
 
 " 
 
 Thos Moody, 
 
 " 
 
 W L Montague, 
 
 << 
 
 Frank W Ross, 
 
 « 
 
 J C Sanders, 
 
 " 
 
 G M R Stark, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt T D Hill, 
 
 " 
 
 J W Haley, 
 
 «' 
 
 J C Grant, 
 
 '• 
 
 F A Boy<l, 
 
Stfc'nd Lt J S Worley, 
 
 " 
 
 J 51 McCarty, 
 
 « 
 
 Jas M McCall, 
 
 « 
 
 John F Breedlove, 
 
 " 
 
 Ed n Senflf, 
 
 « 
 
 Jos Smith, 
 
 (1 
 
 E R Tilghman, 
 
 " 
 
 Jeff Peyton, 
 
 « 
 
 Jesse Crow, 
 
 Lleut'nt 
 
 John W Stewart, 
 
 " 
 
 B F Thofnpson, 
 
 " 
 
 John Swinford, 
 
 Ass Surg 
 
 J A Stewart, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 T C Snow, 
 
 " 
 
 T K Wiggins, 
 
 « 
 
 S B Pool, • 
 
 " 
 
 J E Swinson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Jesse L Bryan, 
 
 " 
 
 S L Bracey, 
 
 Sec'iid Lt R T Owen, 
 
 '< 
 
 FPOlmstead, 
 
 Bev'd 
 
 John M Carlisle, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Wat Harris, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Elijah A Carraway, 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 G P D Brice, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 John E Plater, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt John C Stephens, 
 
 Captain 
 
 A Lisk; 
 
 " 
 
 J M Liniion, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt John R Robinson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Geo Allen, 
 
 " 
 
 W R Beasley, 
 
 " 
 
 W L Cochran, 
 
 t< 
 
 M II earthy. 
 
 u 
 
 Geo E Cochrane, 
 
 « 
 
 Theo Carter, 
 
 " 
 
 W H Edwards, 
 
 « 
 
 Dennis Easly, 
 
 " 
 
 J D Folsom, 
 
 " 
 
 Floyd Ford, 
 
 " 
 
 J L Gibbons, 
 
 " 
 
 S R Hacker, 
 
 « 
 
 J A Howell, 
 
 " 
 
 G R Holmes, 
 
 " 
 
 J Hodge, 
 
 (I 
 
 Wm Hollman, 
 
 " 
 
 M L Jones, 
 
 « 
 
 T A Kerr, 
 
 " 
 
 Jas A Lyle, 
 
 (1 
 
 A S McKennle, 
 
 Co I, 39th Georgia vols, June 2, 1864. 
 
 Co D, 53d Alabama vols, * " 
 
 Co H, 4l3t Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co B, 53d Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co I, 25th Louisiana vols, " 
 
 Co C, 34th Tenneseeo vols, " 
 
 Co D, 3Sth " " 
 
 Co E, 45th " " 
 
 Co P., 39th Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co I, 48th Tennessee vols, . " 
 
 Co D, 8th Arkansas vols, " 
 
 Co E, 36th Georgia vols, " 
 
 37th Tennessee vol^ " 
 
 Co I. 12th N C vols, June 6, 1864 
 
 Co B, 18th " " 
 
 Co G, 31st " " 
 
 Co B, 51st " " 
 
 2d N C cavalry, " 
 
 A Q M 12th Mississippi vols, " 
 
 CoK, « " " 
 
 Co B. 2d Florida vols, " ^ 
 
 Chaplain 7th S C vols, " 
 
 Co L 4th Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co H, 41st " . " 
 
 Co C, 15th Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 4th Maryland battery, " 
 
 Co D, 16th Georgia batt cavalry, June 9, 1864 
 
 Co I, 55th Alabama vols, '' 
 
 Co G, 33d Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co D, 55th Alabama vols, " 
 
 A Q M 3d Tennessee vols, June 10, 1864 
 
 " 44th N C vols, - 
 
 " Q M G « 
 
 " 62d N C vols, " 
 
 '< 63d " " 
 
 " 20th Tennessee vols, " 
 
 " 49th Alabama vols, " 
 
 " 42d Tennessee vols, " 
 
 " Marion Station, " 
 
 " 10th Arkansas regiment, " 
 
 " 11th Alabama regiment, " 
 
 « 1st " . " 
 
 " 26th Tennessee regiment, ' " 
 
 " 2d Alabama cavalry, " 
 
 " 19th Kentucky regiment, ■' 
 
 " 59th N C regiment, " 
 
 " 31st Arkansas regiment, " 
 
 " Ist Cherokee regiment, " 
 
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 " 16th Arkansas regiment, " 
 
3 
 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nil Lt 
 First Lt 
 
 Soc"nd Lt 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 First Lt 
 Sec'ntl Lt 
 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 
 Elisha Mayfleld, 
 J A Montgomery, 
 H W McKinnoy, 
 W C uroorc, 
 D M McDonald, 
 H W McClure, 
 .Tfts L Moorp, 
 E J Olivor, 
 AV J Pugh, 
 Jas Rogers, 
 David Kliine, 
 J M Uandall, 
 Q V Soniers, 
 J C Wooten, 
 Jolin Whitoliand, 
 W E Clark, 
 Josephns Dotson, 
 E J Armstrong, 
 J A Browning, 
 Peter C Sox, 
 E F Cheatliam, 
 Kobert Grery, 
 N H Keyser, 
 J CMcOlenahan, 
 J F McCleise, 
 J M Robat, 
 Jas Taylor, 
 Jas AV Terrell. 
 J L West, 
 A M Wara, 
 Sam'l J McGrimn, 
 J B Gist, 
 Calvin Moblcy, 
 A T F Mann, 
 J F Loretz. 
 J It Hawkins, 
 W J Burrow, 
 A J Row, 
 J C Ilolden, 
 J W Walker, 
 J C McAfee, 
 J L Hays, 
 J C Alexander, 
 J B Coiikem, 
 E W Clark, 
 C W Merchant, 
 W D Hall, 
 Chas A Rogers, 
 Frank M Nabers. 
 G W Ptandley, 
 
 AQ 
 
 M ISth Arkansas regiment, June 10, 1S64 
 
 y2d Alabama regiment, " 
 
 8th Kentucky regiment, ," 
 
 5l8t A'irginia regiment, " 
 
 6th Missouri cavalry battalion, " 
 
 16th Tennesueo cavalry batt, " 
 
 Reserve artillery, " 
 
 67th Georgia regiment, " 
 
 Station not known, " 
 
 8th Georgia battalion, " 
 
 16th Texas cavalry, " 
 
 Major Paxton's '< 
 
 9th Tennessee regiment, " 
 
 48th « . » 
 
 16th Georgia batt infantry, -" • 
 
 8th A'irginia battalion, " 
 
 Ct^neral Holmes, " 
 
 34th Vijjinia militia, 
 
 37 th " 
 
 QMG, 
 
 Gener.al Bnckncr's. 
 
 2d Virginia militia, 
 
 8tli SC regiment (relieved), 
 
 Station not known. 
 
 " Arizona, « 
 " 10th Arkansas regiment (det'd) " 
 
 Co K, 1st Arkansas rifles, J«ne 11, 1864 
 
 Co C, 4th Arkansas vols, " 
 
 CoG,2oth " « 
 
 Co D. 25th " • << 
 Co C, 25th 
 Co B, 25th " 
 Co F, 3l8t " 
 
 Co D, 3lBt " .< 
 
 Co A, 3l8t " " , - 
 
 Co E, 31st « " 
 
 Co H, 31st " a 
 
 CoG, 31st « " 
 
 Co B, 31st " '» 
 
 Co B, 4th Louisiana vols, « 
 
 Adjutant 4tli Louisiana vols, " 
 
 Co II, 14th Texas dismounted cavalry, " 
 
 Co K. 14th « « « 
 
 Co K, 1st Missoiiri cavalry, « 
 
 Co E, 14th Mi8si88ii)pi vols, " 
 
 Co G, 22d ' " " 
 
Lieut'nt Jasper C Winn, 
 
 Co B, 14th Miasiasippl vols. 
 
 June 11, 
 
 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Jos D Hudson, 
 
 Haskin's battery. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Lt Col J B Carding, 
 
 49th Tennessee vols, 
 
 
 « 
 
 « 
 
 Sec'nd Lt H K Oamp, 
 
 Co I, 49th Tennessee voIb, 
 
 
 « 
 
 « 
 
 " John T McCormlck, 
 
 Co C, 53d « 
 
 
 i< 
 
 
 « M M MuIUns, 
 
 Co E, 53d " 
 
 
 M 
 
 
 Captain S F McQueen, 
 
 AQM, 
 
 
 <t 
 
 
 Major G B Booker, 
 
 QM, 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Abs Surg C W TImms, 
 
 8th Virginia cavalry. 
 
 
 (( 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt John Mitchell, 
 
 Jeff Davis artillery. 
 
 June 13, 
 
 1864 
 
 rirst Lt Wm K Johnson, 
 
 Co F, 48th Virginia infantry. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Lieut'nt II A Davis, 
 
 Co F, 38th NOT, Scale's brigade, 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt John D Biggs, 
 
 Co G, 42d Virginia infantry. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Rev'd Jos Peeler, 
 
 Chaplain 3d Tennessee cavalry, 
 
 June 15, 
 
 1864 
 
 First Lt OS Morgan, 
 
 Co B, « " 
 
 
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 • . 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Sam'l H Smith, 
 
 Co C, " « 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt W I Shaw, 
 
 Co K, ,« 
 
 
 u 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt A B McConkey, 
 
 Co K, « « 
 
 
 i( 
 
 
 Lieut'nt Chas A Johnston, 
 
 C^, 14th Mississippi vols, 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt C L Field, 
 
 Co C. 28th Tennessee vols, t 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 " LB Jennings, 
 
 Co D. 39th Alabama vols, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt J L Pargason, 
 
 Co I, 32d Mississippi vols, 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Ass Surg W R Tompkins, 
 
 P ACS, 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 " A R Jones, 
 
 " . 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 " BFChears, 
 
 " 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Captain John F Ross, 
 
 Co D, Buster's batt Arkansas cavalry. 
 
 « 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt John D Bryan, 
 
 11 (i ti 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Major J Grinishaw, 
 
 Q M P A C S, 
 
 
 t( 
 
 
 Ass Surg J T Hussey, 
 
 1st Arkansas reg't mounted rifles. 
 
 June 16, 
 
 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt E Prentiss Tucke, 
 
 Co E, 2d N C cavalry. 
 
 June 15, 
 
 1864 
 
 Major M K Simons, 
 
 S Stewart's brigade. 
 
 June 20, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain J Farnell, 
 
 Co G, loth Confederate cavalry. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Seth Bridgeman, 
 
 Co I, 40th N C vols. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 " David P Dodderick, 
 
 Co F, 34th batt Virginia cavalry, 
 
 
 u 
 
 
 First Lt AC Bailey, 
 
 Adjutant 8th Virginia cavalry. 
 
 
 u 
 
 
 Lieut'nt J A Marks, 
 
 P A C S, 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Surgeon W N Phillips, 
 
 " 
 
 June 23, 
 
 1864 
 
 Lt Col J R Neftl, 
 
 16th b.attnlioB Tennessee cavalry. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Colonel S D Goodlet, 
 
 22d regiment S C vols, 
 
 April 
 
 28, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain H Tankcrsly, 
 
 Co H, 32d Mississippi vols. 
 
 June 25, 
 
 1864 
 
 Major W E Dyer, 
 
 QM, 
 
 June 
 
 27, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain B F Blake, 
 
 Co E, 42d batt Virginia cavalry, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt T C Hatton, 
 
 Co K, 34th N C vols. 
 
 June 27, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain C J Hall. 
 
 AQM, 
 
 
 <( 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Jas D Williams, 
 
 Co A, 1st N C vols. 
 
 
 X 
 
 
 Captain S W Morgan, 
 
 Co K, 31st Alabama vols. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Thos B Board, 
 
 Co II, 17th Virginia cavalry. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 First Lt J M Williams, 
 
 Co K, 21st " ", 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Lieut'nt P S Touchstone, 
 
 Co D, 3d Arkansas vols. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Captain Jacob Roth. 
 
 Co E, 48th Mississippi vols, 
 
 
 <i 
 
 
5 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 Wm Crusloy 
 
 Soc'nd Lt W H Rose, 
 
 " 
 
 J W McClung. 
 
 « 
 
 M K McCall, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Hugh Murphy, 
 
 « 
 
 Marvel M Jones, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Geo K Mnyo, 
 
 a 
 
 J M McCall, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Isaac Roberts, 
 
 Captain 
 
 M J C MnsgroTe, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Jas Sillers, 
 
 " 
 
 Wm O'Brien, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Jas M Nelaon, 
 
 " 
 
 H A Pchelling, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Jain OS M Todd, 
 
 Fii-st Lt 
 
 A S Simmons. 
 
 " 
 
 R M Williams, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Chas T Munnerlyn, 
 
 « 
 
 Jas S Thomason, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Sam'l J Turnbull, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Chas W Ramey, 
 
 Captain 
 
 A L Hal soy, 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 Q W Moore, 
 
 " 
 
 Sam'l MeCklland, 
 
 LtCol 
 
 V A Witcher, 
 
 Major 
 
 Wm Stratton, 
 
 Sec'nd LI 
 
 ; S A Mullins, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Jas BuelL 
 
 
 M S Eslick, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Wm Robson, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Zacli Howell, 
 
 « 
 
 J n Echols, 
 
 " 
 
 W V Carlock, 
 
 t( 
 
 Wm R Jobo, 
 
 " 
 
 W E Davis, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Peter James, Jr, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Newton A Carroll, 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 A C Harowell, 
 
 LtCol 
 
 S R Hughes, 
 
 Captain 
 
 A B Hardy, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 D B Heiion, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt R K Amis, 
 
 " 
 
 T J Hardy, 
 
 " 
 
 B Arnold, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 S W Orissome, 
 
 CapUin 
 
 E D Polk. 
 
 Sec'nd LI 
 
 t Sam'l Carey, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Reuben R Keith, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J B Murray, 
 
 Captain 
 
 W n H Phelps, 
 
 Co E. 48th Mississippi vols, June 27, 1864 
 
 Co K. .3'2d Tenno.*sco vols, " 
 
 Co F, 31st Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co H, 23d " " " 
 
 Co O, 20th Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co n, 60th N C vols. " 
 
 Co T, 1st Florida vols, " 
 
 Co H, 41st Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co B, 16th Louisi.ina vols, " 
 
 Co D, 2d Florida vols, " 
 
 Co B, Huger's battalion artillery, " 
 Co B, 3d Georgia vols, June 28, 1864 
 
 Co A, 8th Florida vols, " 
 
 Co Q, 12tli Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co E, 9th Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co A, COth Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co A, 10th " " " 
 
 Co G, 8th S C vols, « 
 
 Co 0, 16th N vols, « 
 
 Co A, 6th Florida vols,* '« 
 
 Co A, 11th Virginia vols, " 
 
 21st Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Co A, 2l8t Virginia cavalry, " 
 Co A, 27th iMittalion Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 34th " « " « 
 
 34th " * " « 
 
 Co D, 34th " « " « 
 
 Co G, 1st Alabama cavalry, i rffioqivJi 
 
 Co H, Ist Tennessee cavalry, '^ ""' 
 
 Co A, 25th Louisiana vols, " 
 
 Co A, 25th " « " 
 
 Co C. 32d Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co E, 32d " « « 
 
 Co K. 2()th Tennessee vols, '* '■ 
 
 Co F, 43d " « « 
 
 Co D, 9th Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co H. 48th Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co Q, 48th « «' « 
 
 48th Tennessee vols, «« 
 
 Co B, 4th Louisiana battalion, " 
 
 Co F, 4th " " " 
 
 Co A, 4th " " «« 
 
 Co B, 4th « '< '< 
 
 Co C, 28th Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co K, 28th " « « 
 
 Co B, 4th " " « 
 
 Co 1, 20th " « " 
 
 Co A, 4tli Georgia cavalry, " 
 
 Co E, 2d Tennosseo cavalry, '* 
 
 Co K, 87th Georgia vols, « 
 
Bec'nd Lt John McDavid, 
 
 " W II Thompson, 
 Captain L B Anderson, 
 Sec'nd Lt Wm M Ewell, 
 First Lt Allen Scarborough, 
 
 " F Munsej, 
 
 " E B Ford, 
 
 " W P Mast, 
 
 Captain Jacob Foster, 
 Major Jas Burnett, 
 First Lt J H Baird, 
 
 " Saiu'l Kinsuy, 
 
 II..Tho resignations of 
 cepted by the President, to 
 respective names : 
 
 Sec'nd Lt E F Matthews, . 
 
 First Lt 
 
 W H Dudley, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J M Harper, ' 
 
 Captain 
 
 W H Thomas, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt S E Childress, 
 
 Captain 
 
 J M McLendon, / 
 
 First Lt 
 
 L E Rhodes, 
 
 Chaplain 
 
 Jas A Murphree, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Jesss Carroll,* 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Jas M Adkinson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Geo W Littlefield, 
 
 u 
 
 W II Brazier, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt G F Page, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Andrew McGregor, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Perry C Wilkes, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Columbus Loe, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 A B Doggo tt. 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 J II Weatherly, 
 
 LtCol 
 
 J M Ilambrick, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Geo G Barrs, 
 
 Colonel 
 
 Frank Schaller, 
 
 Ass Surg 
 
 John Work, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Wm B Cox, 
 
 Major 
 
 A W DeBardeleben, 
 
 Ass Surg 
 
 n Walker, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Allen Jolinson, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J L Power, i 
 
 Colonel 
 
 L M Allen, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 6 W Campbell, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 A J Toutant, 
 
 Major 
 
 G W Lee, 
 
 Captain 
 
 J C Hendrix, 
 
 " 
 
 John W Beclc, 
 
 Co F, let Florida vols, Juno 28, 18C4 
 
 Co A, 23d Tennessee battalion, " 
 
 Co L, 4th Georgia cavalry, " 
 
 Co II, 16th Louisiana vols, " . 
 
 Co C, 33d Mississippi vols, '• 
 
 Co B, 2d Tennessee cavalry, " 
 
 Co B, 40th Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co D, 5Sth N C vols, " 
 
 Co A, 25th Arkansas vols, June 29, 1864 
 
 9tb Texas vols,- '■ 
 
 Co 0, 33d Arkansas vols, " 
 
 Co F, 2d A'irginia vols, " 
 
 • 
 the following named oflScers havo been ac- 
 take effect from the dates annexed to their 
 
 Co B, cavalry batt Waal's Texas log, June 1,4864 
 
 Co B, Keizer's regiment of cavalry, " 
 
 Caldwell's CO Faulkner's reg Ky cav, " '■' 
 
 Co C, 14th Confederate cavalry, '' 
 
 Co E, 46th Mississippi vols, '• 
 
 Co C, 14th Miss bat light artillery, " 
 
 Co F, 52J Tennessee vols, " 
 
 49th Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co D, 57th Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co G, 57 th " " " 
 
 Co I, 8th Texas cavalry, June 2, 1864 
 
 Co K, 10th Confederate cavalry, " 
 Col, " 
 
 Co G, 4th Tennessee cavalry, " 
 
 Co B, 154th Tennessee vols, " " 
 
 Co A, 19th Arkansas vols, " 
 
 Co K, 9th Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Chaphiin 4Gth Alabama vols, " 
 
 4th Alabama cavalry, " 
 
 Co A. 26th Georgia battalion, ' " 
 
 22d Mississippi vols, " 
 
 P A C S, June 3, 1864 
 
 Co ii, 9th Missouri vols, " 
 
 j56th Alabama cavalry, " 
 
 16th Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Co D, 60th Virginia vols, " 
 Adjutant 1st Mississippi light artillerj', '' 
 
 64th N C vols, " 
 
 Co K, 22d S C vols, " 
 
 ADC, etc, " 
 
 A A G, etc, " 
 
 Co E," Lee's rangers, " 
 Co E, COtli Georgia vols, March 10, 1864 
 
Sec'nd I,t Jas B Lillard, 
 
 Co A, Moorhoad's par rangora, 
 
 Juno 
 
 *, 
 
 18M 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 J no M Bay lis. 
 
 7th Mississippi battalion. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 1) L Sweetman, 
 
 Co D, 15th Missis.sippi vols. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 G ]} Heard. 
 
 2d Georgia cavalry. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 Thos Stokes, 
 
 Co A, 5th Confederate regiment, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 '« 
 
 Thos J Ormo, 
 
 Ormo's cavalry, Chandler's battalion, 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Jos C Bnyeston, 
 
 Co F, 6th Alabama cavalry, 
 
 
 » 
 
 
 " 
 
 K J Crockett, 
 
 Co C, 1st Alabama vols, 
 
 
 It 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Wm Gaut, 
 
 Co II, 4th Tennessee cavalry. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 " 
 
 John Tillery, 
 
 Co L, 4tU « ". 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 « 
 
 J M Brownleo, 
 1' II Ward, 
 
 Co E, Duffle Mississippi regiment, 
 Co C. local troops, 
 
 Juno 
 
 6, 
 
 1864 
 
 '( 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 L F Choice, 
 C N Browning, 
 R F Hall, 
 
 C'> 11, 07th Georgia vols, 
 Co F, 27111 Tonnesseo vols, 
 Co A, C S Zouaves, 
 
 
 •• 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 N Wfiarrard, 
 
 Co I, 64tli Georgia vols, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Surgeoiv 
 
 M B Jolinsfon, 
 
 P A C S, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 Thoniivs Uardin, 
 
 Co «!, aotU Texas dismt'd c.ivalry. 
 
 April 27, 
 
 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 J W Myers, 
 
 CoU. 'JOlh •• 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 W II Earf, 
 
 Co 11. 4lh Arkansas vols, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 « 
 
 Jiio H Bryan, 
 
 AQ JI Uth Texas vols. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'ud Lt 
 
 A D Cooper, 
 
 Co B, o3d Texas cavalry, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 " 
 
 Jl II FuUbright, 
 
 Co D, 20th Texas vols. 
 
 May 
 
 4, 
 
 1864 
 
 " 
 
 Jno M Baker, 
 
 Co I), Stone's battalion. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 R 1) Turner, 
 
 Co G, 3d Texas cavalry, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 B D Sessunis, 
 
 Co G. 7lh " 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Geo Long, 
 
 Co I. 17th •' " 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 A Chastard, 
 
 P A C S, 
 
 Junti 
 
 7. 
 
 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt C Pbilippi, 
 
 Co F, C S Zouaves, 
 
 
 '• 
 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 Jno C Dubose, 
 
 Cliaplaiti 2d Florida cavalry. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Tbos Williams, Jr, 
 
 C-o n, 6th Alabama cavalry, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Colonel 
 
 W H Stiles, 
 
 00th (leorgia vols. 
 
 April 30, 
 
 1364 
 
 Sec'ud Lt Charles R Boyd, 
 
 Co B, 3rtth Virginia b.attalion, 
 
 Junu 
 
 8, 
 
 1864 
 
 Chaplain 
 
 Richard Shano, 
 
 2d N cavalry, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 Arthur Barnes, 
 
 Co II. 4tli N C cavalry^ 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 B Jloore, 
 
 Co A, 20th S C vols. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt T L Wood, 
 
 Co Ji, Gth Texas cavalry, 
 
 May 
 
 1, 
 
 1864 
 
 First Lt 
 
 R W Hale. 
 
 Co 11, 23d S C vols. 
 
 May 
 
 22. 
 
 1864 
 
 Major 
 
 S G Jamison. 
 
 3d battalion L D troops, 
 
 May 
 
 20, 
 
 1SC4 
 
 " 
 
 Louis Uclaigle, 
 
 QM, 
 
 June 
 
 13, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain 
 
 Matthew Alexander 
 
 , Co I, 2oth Alabama vols, 
 
 July 
 
 1, 
 
 1862 
 
 Second Lt Louis V Scliram, 
 
 C S Zonavo battalion, 
 
 June 
 
 1-1, 
 
 1864 
 
 « 
 
 K M Western, 
 
 Daniell's light battery, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 " 
 
 Thomas Dudley, 
 
 II U Foy, 
 
 Henry S Hammond; 
 
 Cavalry P A C S 
 Drill-master P A C S, 
 
 Juno 
 
 15, 
 
 1864 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J K Dniylon, 
 
 ADC, etc. 
 
 
 '• 
 
 
 Sec'ud Lt James JUhoney, 
 
 Co A, naval battalion, 
 
 
 
 
 " 
 
 John B Williamson, 
 
 Co D, 2d battalion L D troops, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 John J Westbrook, 
 
 Chaplain 4''M Alabama vols, 
 
 
 
 
8 
 
 Soc'nd Lt J S Heath, 
 
 Captain 
 
 W B Baker, 
 
 " 
 
 R J Martin, 
 
 « 
 
 James N Ganuaway, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J E Burchard, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt B Braret, 
 
 " 
 
 B W Dickson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 John Garrett, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 B H Dicky, 
 
 Captain 
 
 James Lcwera, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Alex Gillon, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt R R Rutherford, 
 
 « 
 
 G B Mills, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Pannill, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Norton K Adams, 
 
 (( 
 
 G M Netherland, 
 
 <• 
 
 J W McMichacl, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 S S Halliday, 
 
 Captain 
 
 W H Sutherland, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J H Waltbal, 
 
 " 
 
 B H Raimes, 
 
 LtCol 
 
 John Critchor, 
 
 Captain 
 
 A C Peace, 
 
 « 
 
 D M Buie, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 W P Wilson, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J M Middleton, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt S E Thomas, 
 
 Captain 
 
 G W Parkison, 
 
 K 
 
 H H Shackelford, 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 D Rankin, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J A Williamson, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 J B Link, 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 William H Toon, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J C Fears, 
 
 Asa Surg 
 
 W D Cunningh<jm, 
 
 « 
 
 L H Jones, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Theg Cordes, 
 
 « 
 
 T G Henson, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt James B Higdon, 
 
 Major 
 
 Thomas L Snead, 
 
 Captain 
 
 William Rodefer, 
 
 " 
 
 John S Thompson, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Joseph E Virnolson, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 A. B. Pears, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt George W Qammill, 
 
 Captain 
 
 R H Bassett, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt N Cook, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 James K Scott, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 John Willett, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 S 8 Totten, 
 
 Co D, 65th N vols, June 15, 1864 
 
 Co H, 53d Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co F, 18th Mississippi vols, " 
 
 A C S P A C S, June 16, 1664 
 
 Co C, 8th Kentucky cavalrj', " 
 
 C o D, fith Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co B, 1st Mississippi partisans, " 
 
 Co G, 1st «• ■' '• 
 
 Bates' company, Powers' cavalry reg, " 
 
 Co B, Wood's cavalry regiment, '■ 
 
 Matthews' artillery, " 
 
 Co D, 27th battalion Georgia vols, " 
 
 McElroy's comp'y 5th bat Fla cavalry, " 
 
 Co K, oth Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Co K, 1st Alabama vols. May 6, 1864 
 
 Co G, 25th N C vols, June 7, 1864 
 
 Co D, 45th N C vols, June 20, 1864 
 
 Chaplain 1st Florida battalion, " 
 
 Co C, 24th Virginia vols, « 
 Dance's battery, 1st Virginia artillery, " 
 
 Co F, 4th Tennessee vols, 
 
 15th Virginia cavalry, 
 
 Co n, 22d S C vols, 
 
 Unattached company P A C S, 
 
 Chaplain 16th Arkansas vols, 
 
 ADC, etc, 
 
 Co G, 47th Tennessee vols, 
 
 Co D, Ist Kentucky partisans, 
 
 Co F, Dufl's reg Mississippi cavalry. 
 
 Adjutant 2d local bat Virginia vols, 
 
 Eldridge's battery Tenn artillery, 
 
 Chaplain 2d Missouri cavalry, . 
 
 Enrolling oflBcer P A C S, 
 
 Co H, 2d Mississippi vols, 
 
 PACS, 
 
 Co 6, 3d S C cavalry, 
 
 Co K, 62d N C vols, 
 
 Co B, 6th Kentucky vols, 
 
 A A G P A C S, 
 
 A Q M P A C S, 
 
 Co B, 2d Missouri cavalry, 
 
 Co A, naval battalion. 
 
 Chaplain 30th Georgia vols, 
 
 Co K. 47th Alabama vols, 
 
 Co G, 4th Texas vols, 
 
 Co H, Grimsted's regiment, 
 
 Co D, 3d Missouri cavalry, 
 
 Co F, Baylor's regiment, 
 
 Co D, Hawp's regiment, 
 
 July 12, 1862 
 June 21, 1864 
 
 Juno 15, 1864 
 June 1, 18G4 
 July 1, 1864 
 Jan 23, 1864 
 June 23, 1864 
 
 June 24, 1864 
 June 25,.1864 
 
 Feb 13, 1864 
 
#* 
 
 PirBt Lt 
 
 Sec'nJ Lt 
 
 Captain 
 Scc'nd Lt 
 
 First Lt 
 Asa Surg 
 Surgeon 
 Sec'iid Lt 
 
 Captain 
 Chaplain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Ass Sure 
 Captain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Surgeon 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 LtCol 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Chaplain 
 Captain 
 
 C C Grayson, 
 Wni Evans, 
 John E'colcr, 
 Jos Bradford, 
 a Montague, 
 A G Vincent, 
 T H Gatlin, 
 Wm Green, 
 WUitiaill Curry, 
 AVm T Taliaferro, 
 J C Henderson, 
 W H Beatty, 
 K Lakiii, 
 John Lewis, 
 Wra II Barber, 
 H L W Strond, 
 A J Sinunona, 
 J F Siler, 
 Henry U Gill, 
 H A Davis, 
 Adam B Mallouee, 
 D R Hivynes, 
 A V G racer, 
 A D Self, 
 E Creuzbaur, 
 Wm Woodson, 
 W W Wilson, 
 W R Lavrson, 
 A J Brown, 
 J n Lyons, 
 W U Brown, 
 J R Waller, 
 G A Dickerman, 
 R R Bradley, 
 J R Burns, 
 J D G Adrian, 
 L Nowsmi, 
 g B Callahan. 
 Jas W Heliums, 
 J E Moore, 
 J A Shaiiiblin, 
 Geo F Parker, 
 ARK Xorthrup, 
 W C Walsh, 
 B F Johnson, 
 ,Tas Dunaway, 
 Edward Allen, 
 J;is Porter, 
 W S I'oyncr, 
 Jo ▲ DanieU 
 
 Co G, Terrell's regiment, Feb. 13, 1864 
 
 Co A, Likeu's regiment, " 
 
 Co K, 3:;d Texas cavalry, " 
 
 Artillery, " 
 
 Kings battery. " 
 
 Co K, 2d Lttuisiana cavalry, " 
 
 Co C, 17th Texas vols, ■ « 
 
 Co K, 18th Texas disuiounted cavalry, " 
 
 Co D, 4th battalion Florida vols, Juno 27, 1864 
 
 Adjutant 24th Virginia vols, " 
 
 P A C S, June 28, 1864 
 
 June 
 Juno 
 
 Feb 
 
 M.iy 
 
 Kevill's company United artillery, June 
 
 Young's company howitzers. 
 
 Co E. Phillips" Georgia legion, 
 
 13th Alabama vols, 
 
 Co F, 13th Alabama vols, 
 
 Co 14 Goth N C vols, 
 
 Co Q, 24th Virginia cavalry, 
 
 Co F. 38th N C vols, 
 
 Co G, 65th " 
 
 35tli Texas cavalry, 
 
 Co H, 8th Texas vols, 
 
 11th Louisiana battalion, 
 
 Light battery, 
 
 CoC, Wood's battalion, 
 
 Co £, 16th Arkansiis infantry, 
 
 Co I, " 
 
 Co G, Madison's regiment, 
 
 PACS, 
 
 Co A, 30th Texas cavalry, 
 
 Co D, 31st Texas dismounted cavalry, 
 
 Co C, IGth Texas dismounted cavalry, 
 
 Co K, 30th Texas infantry, 
 
 35th Texas cavalry, 
 
 Co C. 14th Tex.is vols, 
 
 Co F, Chisuiri's regiment, 
 
 Co K. 1st Creek regiment, 
 
 Co K, 18th Arkan.sas vols, 
 
 Co 1, 16th Texas cavalry, 
 
 Co I, 15th " 
 
 Co 1, 20th Texas dismounted cavalry, 
 
 Co E, 19th Texas infantry, 
 
 PACS, 
 
 Co £, 9th Missouri infantry, 
 
 Co H. 15th Texas cavalry, 
 
 7th Missouri cavalry, 
 
 Co F, loth Missouri cavalry, 
 
 Co E, 16th Arkansas infantry, 
 
 CoB,l&th . " ... 
 
 29,1864 
 
 13, 1864 
 30,1864 
 
 20, 1884 
 16, 1864 
 
 May 18, 1864 
 
 May 23, 1864 
 
10 
 
 Captain R 8 RieliarU, Co I, 28tli Lonisiiina infantry, IMay 23, 1861 
 
 Soc'nd Lt Wm Nonnan, Biill-mastei', " 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector-General. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS,"! Adjotani and In«pector-Genebal's OpfiCe, 
 
 No. 59. j RiCHMOJTD, July S, 1364. 
 
 I. .In accordance with tbo act of Congress approved June W, 1864, 
 and published in General Orders, No. 51?, current scries, the commuta- 
 tion value of rations of sick and wounded officers and soldiers in hospi- 
 tals or other places, in camp or the field, used as hospitals, will be the 
 cost of the ration at the post or place, and oue hundred per centum 
 thereon — -which amount will constitute the hospital fund. 
 
 II.. The ration named in the preceding paragraph, when actually 
 issued, will correspond with that allowed to soldiers in the field; but, 
 in reckoning tbo hospital fund, the whole number of rations due, wheth- 
 er drawn or commuted, will be estimated, in quantity and components 
 (excluding sugar and coffee), according to the ration as prescribed in 
 paragraph 1,107, Army Regulations. 
 
 III. -Rations in kind (such as are issued to soldiers in the field) 
 may be issued to all attendants in regimental, field, or other hospitals. 
 
 IV.. Medical Directors will report, through the Surgeon-General, to 
 this office, soldiers iu hospital who are mechanics, and who are perma- 
 nently disabled, or it is believed will be unfit for many months for field 
 service. When reported, their trade will be stated, that they may be 
 detailed in appropriate bureaus to relievo abl-e-bodied men therein em- 
 ployed. 
 
 v.. Officers travelling under orders will be allowed transportation in 
 kind and ten dollars per diein. All General or Special Orders, which 
 give other or different allowances, are hereby revoked. Generals or 
 other officers commanding a district, department, or army in the field, 
 and chiefs of the several military bureaus, are alone authorized to give 
 orders that will carry transportation. 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and In82)ector- General. 
 
 GKNERAL ORDERS, "J Adjutant and Inspectob-Genekal's Office, 
 
 No. CO. J Richmond, July 21, 1864. 
 
 I.. Officers, contractors of the government, aud their agents, are pro- 
 hibited from purchasing or using wheat for feeding horses. 
 
11 
 
 II. .Agents, assessors, and employees on tax in kind Servico, who are 
 over 45 j'ears of age, will not be molested by enrolling officers. 
 
 III. .Paragraph 19, Medical liegulations (1,1C3 Army Regulations), 
 is substituted by the following : 
 
 An officer transferring medical supplies will furnish duplicate certi- 
 fied invoices to the officer who is to receive them, who shall furnish to 
 the issuing offiter duplicate receipts (specifying articles and quantities), 
 accompanied by a report of the quality and condition of the supplies, 
 and discrepancies, if any, between the articles received and invoiced ; a 
 duplicate of which report will also be scut to the Surgeon-General. 
 With their returns of hospital property, officers will forward to the 
 Surgeon-General one of the invoices of supplies received by them, and 
 one of the receipts for supplies issued. A medical officer who turns 
 over medical supplies to a quartermaster for storage or transportation, 
 will forward to the Surgeon-General the quart€rmaster's receipt for the 
 packages. When a medical ofiBccr to whom stores are forwarded has 
 reason to suppose them miscarried, ho shall promptly inform tho issu- 
 ing and forwarding officers and tho Surgeon-General. 
 
 IV. .Paragraph 53, Mqdical Regulations (1,197 Army Regulations), 
 is modified as follows : 
 
 Every medical officer will report to the Surgeon-General and to the 
 Medical Director tho date when ho arrives at a station, or when he 
 leaves it, and his orders in the case, stating the date of their reception, 
 their nature, number, date, and source ; and at the end of each month, 
 whenever not at his station, whether on service or on leave of absence, 
 and when on leave of absence, his post-offico address for the next 
 month. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector- Qetieral, 
 
 QENERAL ORDERS, | Adjutant axd Inspector-Qe.neral's Office, 
 
 No. 61. j llicuMOND,Ju?y 29,1864. 
 
 Promotions and appointments in the Provisional Army of the Con- 
 federate States, made by the President, by and with tho advice and 
 consent of tho Senate, during the last session of Congress. 
 
 I.— PROMOTIONS. 
 
 . Adjutant- OeneraV a Department. 
 Major W. D. Pickett to be lieutenant-colonel, March 10, 1SC4, to fill 
 on original vacancy. 
 
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 Major J. P. Johnson to be lieutenant-colonel, April 30, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 Major S. W. Melton to be lieutenant-colonel, February 18, 1864, to fill 
 an original vacancy. 
 
 Major W. H. Palmer to be lieutenant-colonel, February 19, 1864, to 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Captain AVillis F. Jones to be major, February 19, 1864, vice Sel- 
 lers, promoted. 
 
 Captain John W. Riley to be major, February 18, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Captain W. N. Starke to be major, February 19, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Captain John S. Hope to be major, June 14, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain Henry Ewing to be major, February 19, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Quartermaster's Department. 
 
 Captain M. A. Pringle to be major, November 13, 1862, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Captain Mason Morfet to be major, November 26, 1862, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Captain Lewis N. Webb to be major, November 17, 1862, to fill an 
 original vacancy. . 
 
 Captain H. McD. McElrath to be major, August 1, 1862, to fill an 
 original vacancy. > 
 
 Captain Kensey Johns to be major. May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain A. E. Lasalle to be major. May 28, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain J. Hamilton to be major, June 16, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain W. Bacon to be major, June 16, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain C. M. Smith to be major, July 6, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain R. P. Archer to be major, July 6, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain B. Powell to be major. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Captain J. W. Young to be major, September 23, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Captain C. F. Moore to be major, September 23, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
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 Captain W. Q. Ferguson to bo major, October 23, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Captain W. Q. Bentley to be major, October 23, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain J. P. Horbuck to be major, November 25, 1863, to fill an 
 original vacancy. * 
 
 Captain E. H. Ewing to be major. December 3, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Captain T. C. Foam to be major. May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Siibxistcnce Department. 
 
 Captain James Sloan to be major, June 26, 186.3, to fill an original* 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain B. W. White to be major, June 26, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain C. A. Lathrop to bo major, July 20, 186.3, to fill an original 
 
 vaiCancy. 
 Captain T. B. Trout to be major, July 29, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain A. M. Allen to be major, July 29, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain M. B. Millcn to bo major, July 29, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain P. Campbell to bo major, July 29, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain T. Robinson to be major, September 23, 186.3, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. » 
 
 'Captain A. B. Noyes to be major, October 5, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain J. P. Baldwin to be m.ijor, October 5, 186.3, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain A. G. Sumner to be major, Octobor 5, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Captain W. T. Edwards to be major. May 17, 1861, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 Medical Department. 
 Assistant Surgeon T. R. Cosby to be surgeon, March 30, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon A. Smith to bo surgeon, March 21, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon S. A. Holt to be surgeon, June 4, 1862, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy 
 
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 Assistant Surgeon W. Hoskins to be surgeon, December 21, 1863, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon E. B. Perrin to bo surgeon, February 27, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon C. H. Todd to be surgeon, February 27, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon R. D.Gwinn to be surgeon, February 23, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon Jos. J. Holt to be surgeon, November 1, 1863, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon J. Roane to be surgeon, March 28, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon W. W. Keith to be surgeon, March 29, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon J. W. Lawson to be surgeon, March 17, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon W. W. Douglass to be surgeon, March 23, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon A. R. Gounier to be surgeon, March 29, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon R. A. Watkins to bo surgeon, August 21, 1863, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon Duff Child to be surgeon, December 1, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon J. T. Macfarland to be surgeon, January 20, 1863, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon H. V. Gi^ to be surgeon, January 14, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon J. C. Mobley to be surgeon, January 4, 1864, to fill 
 
 *an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon H. C. Ghent to be surgeon, February 16, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon Alex. Rives to be surgeon, February 17, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon S. V. D. Hill to be surgeon, February 24, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon B. F. Duvall to be surgeon, March 7,-1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon J. B. Luckie to be surgeon, October 9, 1863, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon J. H. Griffin to bo surgeon. May 24, 1862, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon G. A. D. Gait to be surgeon, March 21t, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 
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 Assistant Surgeon W. Q. Carter to bo surgeon. March 7, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon W. E. Kemble to bo surgeon, January 18, 186.3, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon J. H. Nuttall to bo surgeon, March 19, 1861, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Assistant Surgeon H. Plummcr to bo surgeon, October 2, 1862, to fill 
 
 an original vacancj'. 
 Assistant Surgeon W. C. Saunders to bo surgeon, November 18, 1862, 
 
 to fill an original vac^cy. 
 Assistant Surgeon M. Davenport to be surgeon, February 17, 1863, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Corps of Artillery. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel T. H. Carter to bo colonel, February 27, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Hilary P. Jones to bo colonel, February 27, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. _ 
 
 Major F. linger to be licuteuftnt-colonel, February 27, 1864, vice Alex- 
 ander, promoted. 
 Major C. M. Braxton to be lieutonant-colonel, February 27, 1864, vico 
 
 Andrews, relieved. 
 Major W. J. Pegram to bo lieutenant-colonel, February 27, JiS64, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Major D. G. Mcintosh to bo lieutenant-colonel, February 27, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 M.ajor W. T. Pojigue to bo lioutenant-coloncl, February 27, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Major R. A. Ilardaway to be lieutenant-colonel, February 27, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Signal Corj)D. 
 
 First Lieutenant S. M. Routh to be captain, February 19, 1864, vico 
 
 Alexander, appointed major A. A. G. 
 Second Lieutenant J. N. Stubbs to be first lieutenant, February 19, 
 
 1864, vice Lindsay, resigned. 
 Second Lieutenant J. L. Doggett to bo fir.st lieutenapt, February 19, 
 
 1864, vice Routh, promoted. 
 
 Regimental Promotions. 
 
 Alabama. 
 Lieutenaut-Colonel S. K. McSpaddin to be colonel 19th regiment, Octo- 
 ber JO, 1862, vice Wheeler, appointed brigadior-goneral. 
 
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 Lieutenant-.Colonel A. A. Lowther to bo colonel 15th regiment, April 
 
 28, 18()3, vice Cauty, appointed brigadier-general. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel John A. Minter to be colonel 54th regiment, March 
 
 5, 1864, vice Baker, appointed brigadier-general. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel M. L. Stansil to be colonel 4:1st regiment, June 27, 
 
 1863, vice Talberd, resigned. ' • 
 
 Major G. R. Kimbrough to be lieutenant-colonel 19th regiment, Octo- 
 ber 30, 1862, vice McSpaddin, promoted. 
 Major J. B. Feagan to be lieutenant-colonel 15th regiment, April 28, 
 
 1863, vice Lowther, promoted. • 
 
 Major T. Q-. Trimmier to be lieutenant-colonel 41st regiment, June 27, 
 
 1863, vice Stansil, promoted. 
 
 Major John C. Francis to be lieutenant-colonel 30th regiment, January 
 
 28, 1864, vice Bradford, resigned. 
 
 Captain W. C. Gates to be major 15th regiment, April 28, 1863, vice 
 
 Feagan, promoted. 
 Captain L. T. Hudgins to be major 41st regiment, November 28, 1865, 
 
 vice Nash, resigned. ^ 
 
 Oaplain J. J. May to be major 16th regiment, October 7, 1863, vice 
 
 Ashford, promoted. 
 Captain J. M. Crow to be major 9th regiment, September 11, 1863, vice 
 
 Williams, promoted. 
 Captain C-Jj. Johnson to be major 21st regiment, April 30, 1863, vice 
 
 Williams, promoted. 
 Captain T. II. Patterson to be major 30th regiment, January 28, 1864, 
 
 vice Smith, resigned. 
 
 Georgia. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel J. S. Gholson to be colonel 16th regiment, Novem- 
 ber 29, 1863, vice Bryan, appointed brigadier-general. 
 
 Lieutenant- Colonel C. C. Saunders to bo colonel 24th regiment, June 
 9, 1864, vice McMillan, resigned. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel J. Armstrong to be colonel 18th regiment, January 
 
 6, 1864, vice Stewart, resigned. 
 
 Lieutenant- Col'>nel A¥. D. Mitchell to be colonel 29th regiment, January 
 
 19, 1861, vice Young, resigned. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel T. W. Hooper to be colonel 21st regiment, .April 18, 
 
 1864, vice Mercer, deceased. 
 
 Major B. E. Stiles to be lieutenant-colonel 16th regiment, November 
 
 29, 1863, vice Gholson, promoted. 
 
 Major J. N. Chandler to be lieirtou ant- colonel 24th regiment, January 
 5, 1864, vice R- E. McMillan, resigned. . 
 
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 Majof F. M. Foril to be lieutenant-colonel 18th regiment, March 26, 
 
 1864, vic(*Iluff, promoted. 
 Major W. W. liillopp to be liouteuant-colonol 29th regiment, January 
 
 19, 1864, vice Mitchell, promotod. 
 
 Major T. C. Glover to bo lieutenant-colonel 21st regiment, April 18, 
 
 1864, vice Hooper, promoted. 
 Major J. iTamilton to bo lieutenant-colonel Phillips' legion, December 
 
 31, 186."!, vice Barclay, resigned. 
 Major W. P. Crawford to be lioutcaant-colonul 28th regiment, January 
 
 20, 1864, vice Cain, resigned. 
 
 Major W. M. Arnold to be lieutonant-colond 6th regiment, January 
 
 20, 1864, vice Anderson, resigned. 
 Major W. 11. Wylly to bo lioutenant-colonel 25th regiment, November 
 
 16,. 186,3, vice Winn, promoted. 
 Major J. W. Carter to bo lieutenaut-coloncl 45th regiment, March 17, 
 
 1864, vice Grice, resigned. 
 Major W. S. Phillips to be lieutenant-colonel 47th regiment, August 
 
 30, 186,'?, vice Couc, resigned. 
 Major J. Dickey, to be lieutenant-oolonol 51st regiment, January 14, 
 
 1864, vice Anthony, resigned. 
 Major James Gardner to be lieutenant-colonel 27th regiment, April 1, 
 
 1864, vice Dorsey, cashiered. 
 Captain J. 11. Skclton to be major lOlh regiment, November 29, 1863, 
 
 vice Stiles, promoted. ^ 
 
 Captain J. J. Owen to be major 29th regiment, January 19, 1864, vice 
 
 Billopp, promoted. 
 Captain M. Lynch to bo major 21st regiment, April 18, 1864, vice 
 
 Glover, promoted. 
 Captain. J. \V. Banning to be major 28th regiment, January 20, 1864, 
 
 vice Crawford, promoted. 
 Captain A. W. Smith to be major 25th regiment, November 16, 1863, 
 
 vice Wj'lly, promoted. 
 Captain W. S. Wallace to be major 45th regiment, March 17, 1864, vice 
 
 Carter, promoted. 
 Captain J. S. Cone to be major 47th regiment, August 30, 1863, vice 
 
 Phillips, promoted. 
 Captain L. A. J. Williams to be major 35th regiment, December 21, 
 
 1863, vice Groves, resigned. 
 Captain S. J. C. Dunlop to be major 46th regiment, January 19, 1864, 
 
 vice Specr, resigned. 
 Captain W. D. Conyers to be major Cobb's legion, July 3, 1863, vice 
 Cammack, killed. 
 
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 Captain T. II. Bomar to be major 38th regiment, July 2, 1863, v^co 
 Parr, resigned. 
 
 KenUiclcy, 
 .Lieutenant-Colonel J. W. Moss to be colonel 2d regiment, October ,19, 
 1863, vice Johnson, resigned. 
 Major G. A. C. Holt to be lieutenant-colonel 3d regiment, August 30j 
 1803, vice Bowman, resigned. 
 
 . Louisiana. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel A. S. Norwood to be colonel 27th regiment, Septem- 
 ber 2.S, 1863, vice Mark, deceased. 
 
 Major W. C. Crow to be lieutenant-colonel 26th regiment, November 
 25, 1862, vice Cage, resigned. 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 Captain Martin Burke to be major 1st regiment, March 30, 1864, vice 
 Duffy, dropped, 
 
 31hsissippi. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel S. E. Baker to'bo colonel 16th regiment, December 
 
 20, 1862, vice Shannon, resigned. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel D. N. Moody to be colonel 21st regiment, October 
 
 28, 1863, vice Brandon, resigned. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel P. Brent to bo colonel 3Sth regiment, September 24, 
 
 1862, vice Adams, resigned. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel T. N. Adaire to be colonel 4th regiment, July 16, 
 
 1863, vice Layton, resigned. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel R. P. McKelvaine to be colonel 2ith regiment, 
 
 January 19, 1S64, vice Dowd, resigned. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel T. .T. Hardin to be colonel 19th regiment, January 
 
 20, 1864, vice Harris, appointed brigadier-general. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel J. B. Williams to be colonel 41st regiment, March 
 
 1, 1864, vice Hearne, resigned. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel M. B. Harris to be colonel 12th regiment, March 19, 
 
 1864, vice Taylor, dropped. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel M. D. L. Stephens to be colonel 31st regiment) 
 
 March 11, 1864, vice Orr, resigned. 
 Major A. M. Felters to be lieutenant-colonel 16th regiment, December 
 
 20, 1862, vice Baker, promoted. 
 Major John Simms to be lieutenant-colonel 21st regiment, October 28, 
 
 1863, vice Moody, promoted. 
 
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 Major W. L. Kcirn to bo lieutenant-colonel 38th regiment, September 
 
 2i, 1862, vice Brent, promoted. 
 Major R. W. Bhipps to be lieutenant-colonel lOth regiment, January 
 
 20, 1804, vice llardiu, promoted. 
 Major L. Hodges to bo lieutenant-colonel 41st regiment, March 1, 1864, 
 
 vice AVilliams, promoted. 
 Major J. W. Drane to bo lieutenant-colonel 31st regiment, March 11, 
 
 1864, vice Stephens, promoted. 
 M.ajor C. S3-kos to bo lieutenant-colonel 34d regiment, November 9, 
 
 1862, vice Harrison, promoted. 
 
 Major Wi W. Wier to be lieutenant-colonel 37th regiment, January 26, 
 
 1864, vice Patton, resigned. 
 Major L. B. Pardne to be lieutenant-colonel 7th battalion, January 2, 
 
 1863, vice Rosser, transferred. 
 
 Major R. G. Kelsey to be lieutenant-colonel 44th regiment, September 
 
 20, 1863, vice Thompson, killed. 
 Captain E. C. Council to be major 16th regiment,' December 20, 1862, 
 
 vice Fclters, promoted. 
 Captain W. H. Fitzgerald to bo major 21st regiment, October 28, 1863, 
 
 vice Sims, promoted. 
 Captain R. G. McCoy to be major oSth regiment, September 24, 1862, 
 
 vice Kiern, promoted. 
 Captain L. Ball to be major 41st regiment, March 1, 1864, vice Hodges, 
 
 promoted. 
 Captain J. 0. Barks to bo major 43d regiment, November 9, 1862, vice 
 
 Sykes, promoted. 
 Captain C. J. Bordon to be major 6th regiment, December 17, 1863, vice 
 
 Stewart, resigned. 
 Captain J. B. Kennedy to be major 27th regiment, October 5, 186.3, vice 
 
 McLcmorc, killed. 
 Captain C. K. M.asscy to be major 20th regiment, February 18, 1864, vice 
 
 Chatfield, killed. 
 Captain G. W. Reynolds to be major 29th regiment, February 15, 1864, 
 
 vice Isom, resigned. 
 
 If^orth Carolina. 
 
 Lieutenant'Colonel S. H. Walkup to bo colonel 48th regiment, December 
 4, 1863, vice Hill, deceased. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W. L. Saunders to be colonel 46th regiment, Decem- 
 ber 31, 1803, vice Hall, resigned. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W. N. Stone to be-colonel 16th regiment, December 
 8, 1863, vice McElroy, resigned. 
 
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 Lieuteuant-Colonel W. L. J. Lowrance to be colonel 34th regiment, Feb- 
 ruary 10, 1863, vice Riddick, deceased. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel C. C. Blacknall to be colonel 23d regiment, Septem- 
 ber 1, 1863, vice Johnston, appointed brigadier-general. 
 
 Major A, A. Hill to be lieutenant-colonel 48th regiment, December 4, 
 
 1863, vice Walkup, promoted. 
 
 Major A. C. McAllister to be lieutenant-colonel 46th regiment, Decem- 
 ber 31, 1863, vice Saunders, promoted. 
 Major A. S. Cloud to be lieutenant-colonel 16th regiment, January 27, 
 
 1864, vice Lee, resigned. 
 
 Major B. S. Profits to be lieutenant-colonel 29th regiment, March 16, 
 
 1863, vice Creasman, promoted. 
 Major W. L. Davidson to be lieutenant-colonel fth regiment, May 3, 
 
 1863, vice Hill, killed. 
 Major B. F. Little to be lieutenant-colonel 62d regiment, July 3, 1863, 
 
 vice Richardson, killed. 
 Major J. S. Brooks to' bo lieutenant-colonel 20th regiment, November 
 
 2, 1863, vice Slough, resigned. 
 Captain W. H. Jones to be major 48th regiment, December 4, 1863, vice 
 
 Hill, promoted. 
 Capt. A. K. McNeill to be major 46th regiment, December 31, 1863, vice 
 
 McAllister, promoted. ^ 
 
 Captain E. Erson to bo major 52d regiment, July 3, 1863, vice Little, 
 
 promoted. 
 Captain G-. W. Flowers to be major 38th regiment, February 16, 1864, 
 
 vice McLaughlin, resigned. 
 Captain J. T; Huff to be major 60th regiment, December 23, 1863, vice 
 
 Weaver, promoted. 
 
 South Carolina. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel A. C. Haskell to be colonel 7th cavalry regiment, 
 
 April 20, 1864, vice Elliott, appointed brigadier-general. 
 Lieutenant- Colonel C. W. McCreary to be colonel 1st regiment, January 
 
 4, 1864, vice Hamilton, resigned. 
 Lieutenant- Colonel Ellison Capers to be colonel 24th regiment, January 
 
 20, 1864, vice Stevens, appointed brigadier-general. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel G. McD. Miller to be colonel 1st rifle regiment, April 
 
 7, 1864, vice Harrison, retired. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel T. P. Shaw to be colonel 19th regiment, December 
 
 31, 1862, vice Lythgoe, killed. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W. H. Wallace to be colonel ISth regimentjiAugust 
 
 30, 1862, vice Gadberry, killed. j-jiSaift wttv-ttt*^' 
 
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 Major J. 0. McKissick to be lieutenant-culoncl 7th cavalry regiment, 
 
 April 20, 1864, vice Haskell, promoted. 
 Major J. S. Jones to be lieutenant-colonel 24tli regiment, January 20, 
 
 1864, vice Capers, promoted. 
 Major W. M. Hadden to be lieutenant-colonel 1st rifle regiment, April 
 
 7, 1864, vice Miller, proinoted. 
 Major W. B. Alston to be licutonant-colonel I8tb regiment, August 30, 
 
 1862, vice Wallace, promoted. 
 Major W. II. Campbell to be lieutenant-colonel 3d artillery battalion, 
 
 January 18, 1864, vice White, promoted. 
 Captain D. F. Hill to be major 24tb regiment, January 20, 1864, vice 
 
 Jones, promoted. 
 
 Teras. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel D. W. Jones to be colonel 9th cavalry regiment^ 
 March 30, 1863, vice Towncs, resigned. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel J. AVharton to be colonel 6th cavalry regiment, De- 
 cember 21, 1863, vice Ross, promoted. 
 
 Major W. D. Craig to bo lieutenant-Colonel 10th cavalry regiment, 
 March 20, 1863, vice Earp, promoted. 
 
 Captain H. D. E. Redwino to be major 10th cavalry' regiment, March 
 20, 1863, vice Craig, promoted. 
 
 Captain John K. Kennard to be major 10th regiment. May 4, 186.3, vice 
 Brasher, deceased. 
 
 Tennessee. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W. S. MoLemore to be colonel 4th cavalry regiment, 
 
 February 25, 1864, vice Haj'nes, resigned. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W. L. Eakin to be colonel 59th regiment, March 19, 
 
 1863, vice Cooke, resigned. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel M. Magerney, Jr., to be colonel 154th regiment, Au- 
 
 - gust 30, 1862, vice Fitzgerald, deceased. 
 Major J. P. Brown to be lieutenant-colonel 59th regiment, March 19, 
 
 1863, vice Eakin, promoted. 
 Major F. E. P. Stafford to be lieutenant-colonel r>lst regiment, Novem- 
 ber 20. 1862, vice Hudson, deceased. 
 Major W. M. Shy to bo lieutenant-colonel 20th regiment, June 24, 1868, 
 
 vice Lavender, resigned. 
 Captain G. M. Crawford to be major 44th regiment, January 7, 1863, 
 
 vice Evfiug, deceased. 
 Captain Thomas M. Atkins to be major 49th regiment, October 7, 1863, 
 
 vice Cording, promoted. 
 
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 Vifginia, . 
 Lieutenant-Colonel J. C. Phillips to be colonel 13th cavalry regiment, 
 
 December 19, 1863, vice Chambliss, appointed brigadier-general. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel C. R. Fontaine to be colonel 67th regiment, July 5, 
 
 1863, vice Magruder, deceased. 
 
 Lieutenant- Colonel A. Spingler to bo colonel 33d regiment, March 21, 
 
 1864, vice Holleday, retired. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel J. M. French to be colonel 63d regiment, April 4, 
 
 1864, vice Dunn, resigned. 
 Major T. E. Upshaw to be. lieutenant-colonel 13th cavalry regiment, 
 
 December 19, 1863, vice Phillips, promoted. 
 Major W. H. Ramsey to be lieutenant-colonel 67th regiment, July 6, 1863, 
 
 vice Fontaine, promoted. 
 Major Geo. Huston to be lieutenant-colonel 33d regiment, March 21, 
 
 1864, vice Spingler, promoted. 
 Major C. II. Lynch to be lieutenant-colonel 63d regiment, April 4, 1864, 
 
 vice French, promoted. 
 Major J. P. Fitzgerald to be lieutenant-colonel 23d regiment, November 
 
 27, 186.3, vice Walton, killed. 
 Major E. M. Morrison to be lieutenant-colonel 16th regiment, January 
 
 24, 1863, vice Tucker, resigned. 
 Major W. W. Randolph to be lieutenant-colonel 2d regiment, April 26, 
 
 1864, .vice Colston, killed. 
 Major D. B. Lang to bo lieutenant-colonel 62d icgiment, November 10,. 
 
 1863, vice Doyle, resigned. 
 Major Geo. R. Griggs to be lieutenant-colonel 38th regiment, November 
 
 15, 1863, vice Cabell, promoted. 
 Major A. Haynes to be lieutenant-colonel 29th regiment, April 10, 1863, 
 
 vice Giles, promoted. 
 Major D. E. Scruggs to be lieutenant-colonel 2d battalion T. L. D., May 
 
 6, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Captain B. F. Wingfleld to be major 13th cavalry regiment, December 
 
 19, 1863, vice Upshaw, promoted. 
 Captain D. P. Hickman to be major 57th regiment, July 5, 1863, vice 
 
 Ramsey, promoted. 
 'Captain J. B. GoUiday to be major 33d regiment, March 21, 1864, vice 
 
 Huston, promoted. 
 Captain C. H. Stewart to be major 2d regiment, April 21, 1864, vice 
 
 Moore, appointed m<ijor A. A. G. 
 Captain Houston Hall to be major d2d regiment, November 10, 1863, 
 
 vice Lang, promoted. 
 Captain H. L. Leo to be major 38th regiment, November 15, 1863, vice 
 
 Griggs, promoted. ' w tfn:! ,^;lir-• 
 
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 Captain J. W. Carter to bo major 2d battalion T. L. D., May C, 1S64, 
 
 vice Scruggs, promoted. 
 Captain Wilson Farris to bo major 48th rogimout, May 3, 1S63, vice 
 
 White, promoted. 
 Captain M. D. Bennett to bo major 4th regiment, September 11, IS63, 
 
 vice Terry, promoted. 
 Captain W. J. Richardson to be major 23d regiment, Novoinbor 27, 
 
 1863, vice Fitzgerald, promoted. 
 
 « • Arkansas. 
 
 Lioutenant-Coloncl E. Warfield to be colonel 2d regiment, Docombor 
 
 29, 1863, vice Govan, appointed brigadier-general. 
 Major E. Brasher to be lieutenant-colonel 2d regiment,. April 26, 1864, 
 
 vice Warfield, promoted. 
 Captain W. T. Steele to bo major 33d regiment, November 12, 1862^ 
 
 vice Crensaw, promoted. 
 
 Florida. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel T. B. Lamar to bo colonel 5th regiment, July 6, 
 1863, vice Hately, resigned. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W. L. L. Bowen to bo colonel 4th regiment, Sep- 
 tember 2, 1862, vice Hunt, killed. 
 
 IL— APPOINTMENTS. 
 
 General Officers. 
 Lieiifenant-Genoral E. Kirby Smith to bo general, February 10, 1804, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 Major-G^cncral Kicliard Taylor to bo lieutenant-general, April 8, 1864, 
 
 to fill an originnl vacancy. 
 P.rigadicr-(»eneral J. B. Magriidcr to be major-general, October 7, 18*51, 
 
 to fill an original vncancy. 
 Brigadier-General Franklin Gardner to be major-general, December 13, 
 
 1.S62, to fili an original vacancy. 
 Brigadicr-Gcnoral W. B. Bate to bo major-general, Pfbniary 23, 1864, 
 
 vice Anderson, trans (erred. 
 Brigadier-General Robt. F. Hoke to be mrijor-gencral, April 20, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacnney. 
 Brigadier-Qenoral Wm. H. F. Lee to bo major-general, April 23, 1864, 
 
 ti< fill an original vacancy. 
 Brigadier-(ioneral B. li. Johnson to be major-general, May 21, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Brigadier-General J. B. Kershaw to be major-general, May 18, 1864, 
 
 vice McLawR, transferred. 
 
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 Brigadier-General C. J. Polignae to be major-general, April 8, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Brigaditr-General J. F. Fagan to be major-genoral, April 25, 186<1, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Colonel John H. "Winder to be brigadier-general, June 21, 1861, to Qll 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Colonel H. H. Sibley to be brigadier-general, June 17, 1861, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Colonel R. S. Ripley to be brigadier-general, August 6, 1861, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. ♦ • • 
 
 Colonel N. G. Evans to be brigadier-general, October 21, 1861, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Colonel H. W. Mercer to be brigadier-general, October 29, 1861, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Colonel W. M. Gardner to be brigadier-general, November 14, 1861, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Colonel Alfred Iverson to be brigadier-general, November 1, 1862, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Colonel T. P. Dockerey to be brigadier-general, August 10, 1863, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Colonel T. N. Waul to be brigadier-general, September 18, 186S, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Colonel A. T. Hawthorne to be brigadier-general, February IS, 1S64, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Colonel R. C. Tyler to be brigadier-general, February 23, 1864, vice 
 
 Bate, promoted. 
 Colonel C. W. Sears to be brigadier-general, March 1, 1864, vice Bald- 
 win, deceased. 
 Colonel W. F. Tucker to be brigadicr-gcnoi'al, March 1, 1864, vice An- 
 derson, promoted. 
 Colonel R. L. Page to be brigadier-gencr.il, March 1, 1864,. to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Colonel A. Baker to be brigadier-general, March 5, 1864, vice Mooro, 
 
 resigned. "' 
 
 Colonel J. B. Clarke, Jr., to be brigadier-general, March 8, 1864, vice 
 
 Frost, deserted. 
 Colonel James Chesnut to be brigadier-general, April 23, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Stand Watio to be brigadier-general, May 6, 1864, to fill an original va- 
 
 canc}'. 
 Colonel C. A. Evans to be brigadier-general, May 19, 1864, vice Gor- 
 don, promoted. 
 Colonel J.. McCauslandJto be brigadior-gencral. May 18, 1864, vice A. 
 
 G. Jenkins, deceased. 
 
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 Colonel T. M. Scott to be brigadier-general, May 10, 1864, vice Buford, 
 
 transferred. 
 Colonel S. J. Gholson to be brigadier-general, Maj' S, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacanej'. 
 Colonel Bryan Grimes to be brigadier-general. May ^9, 1864, vice 
 
 Diiniel, deceased. 
 Colonel Kufus Barringer to be brigadier-general, June 1, 1864, vico 
 
 Gordon, deceased. 
 Colonel John Bratton to be brigadier-general, May 6, 1864, vico M. 
 
 Jenkins, deceased. 
 Colonel M. W. Gary to be brigadier-general, May' 19, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Colonel H. B. Lyon to be brigadier-general, June 14, 1864, vice Hodge, 
 
 not confirmed. 
 
 General OJficcrg (under act npprnved October 13, 1802). 
 Brigadier-General J. B. Gordon to he mn.jiTfl--genoral, May 14, 1864. 
 Colonel II. B. Grandb rry to be brigadicr-gen»ral, February 29, 1864. 
 Colonel Wi'iliaai Terry lo be brigadier-general. May 19, 1864. 
 Colonel J. 11. Reynold.-? to be brigadier-general, March 5, 1864. 
 Colonel B. D» Fry to be brigadier-general. May 24, 1864. 
 Colonel S. Elliott. Jr., to be brigadier-general, May 24, 1864. 
 Colonel James Conner to be brigadier-general, Juno 1, 1864. 
 Colonel John S. Preston to be brigadier-general, June 10, 1864. 
 Colonel W. W. Allen to be brigadier-general, February 26, 1864. 
 
 General Officers (under act May .31, 1864, grautinij temporary rank). 
 Major-Genernl Jubal A. Early to be lieutenant-general. May .31, 18G4. 
 
 vice Ewcll, incapacitated for field service. 
 Major-Gcncral R. H. Anderson to be lieutenant-general. Ma}' 31, 1864, 
 
 vice Longstreet, disabled by wounds. 
 Brigadier-General S. T). Ramscur to be major-general, June T, 1864, 
 
 vice Eirly, promoted. 
 Brigadier- General E. C. Walthall to bo major-general, Juno 6, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 Colonel John B. Terrill to be brigadier-general. May 31, 1864, vice 
 
 Pegrain, di-^ablcd by wounds. 
 Colonel W. B.. Cox to be brigadier-general, May 31, 1863, vice Ramseur, 
 
 promoted. 
 Colonel T. H. Toon to be brigadier-general. May 31, 1864, vice John- 
 ston, disabled by wounds. 
 Colonel W. G. Lewis to be brigadier-general, May 31, 1864, vice Hoke, 
 
 promoted. 
 
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 Colonel Zebnlon York to be brigadier-general, May 31, 1S64, vice Hays, 
 
 disabled by wounds. 
 Colonel R. D. Lilly to be brigadier-general, May 31, 1864, vice Terrill, 
 
 killed. 
 Colonel J. C. C. Saunders to be brigadier-general. May 31, 1864, vice 
 
 Perrin, killed. 
 Colonel William R. Terry to be brigadier-general, May 31, 1864, vice 
 
 Kemper, transferred. 
 
 Adjutant and Insjiector-GencruVs Dep<(rtment. 
 George B. Hodge to bo colonel, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 G. A. Henry to bo lieutenant-colonel, February 19, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Charles Vonable to be lieutenant-colonel, February 25, 1&64, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Charles Marshtjl to be lieut^ant-colonel, February 25, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 J. M. Otey to be lieutenant-colonel, June 4, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Thomas Newton to be major, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Thomas H. Hays to be major, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 L. Masters to be major, February 19, 18C1, vice Cunningham, pro^ 
 
 moted. 
 J. Blair Hoge to be major, April 22, 1864, vice Lee, resigned. 
 S. H. Buchanan to bo captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 C. S. Morgan to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 John T. Bearden to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. * 
 
 William Wren to be captain, March 9, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 L. D. DeSaussure to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Frederick Nash, Jr., to be captain, February 20, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 T. B. Huston to be captain, February 19, 1864, vice Wills, promoted. 
 H, H. Bein to be captain, February 19, 1864, vice Guillet, killed. ' 
 C. B. W. Ratchford to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 William Palfrey to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
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 William Harmon to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vaeancj'. 
 S. P. Duncan io be captain, February' 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacanc}'. 
 J. C. Haskell to bo captain, February 29, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 G. St. L. Grcnfell to be captain, March 15, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 Tiioancy. 
 Richard Walko to be captain, March 2S, 1664, vice Master.*, promoted. 
 J. W. Duncan to be captain, April 9, 1S64, vice Ewing, promoted. 
 J. T. Parish to be captain, April 16, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 A. H. Sevier to be captain, June 14, 1.864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 B. S. Johnson to be captain, June 14, 1864, to fill an origingj vacancy. 
 
 * 
 Aides-dc- Cunip. 
 
 T. J. Blaekmore to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Robert L: Robb to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Jno. AV. Jones to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, vice Brown, 
 
 promoted. 
 W. IJ. Chambliss to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 B. F. Williams to be aido-de-camp, February 19, 1864, vice Hammett, 
 
 resigned. 
 n. M. Lane to bo aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Jno. H. Martin to bo aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 G. Meslier to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. C. Herndon to be aide-de-camp, February 26, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. M. Forrest to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 G. A. WariUaw to bo aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, vice Haskell, 
 
 promoted. 
 W. P. Dearing to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, vice Hanson, 
 
 resigned. 
 
 D. H. Cooper to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1861, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 E. W. Pcttu,-, Jr., to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an 
 
 oriiilnal vacanc}*. , 
 
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 W. T. Martin to be aide-de-camp, February 10, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 A. Flournoy, Jr., to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, rice Dwyer, 
 
 .dropped. 
 W. H. Harris to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 D. B. Hall to be aide-de-camp, March 8, 1864, to fill an original va- 
 
 cancy. 
 
 R. J. Manning to be aide-de-camp, April 7, 1864, vice 'Washington, 
 transferred. 
 
 W. J. Stewart to be aide-de-camp, April 7, 1864, vice McKim, re- 
 signed. 
 
 J. H. Martin to be aide-de-cauip, March 1, 1864, vice Crump, killed. 
 
 C. T. Pollard to be aide-de-camp, April 18, 1864, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 
 G. W. Brown to be aide-de-camp, April 16, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 H. C. Armstrong to be aide-de-camp, April 20, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 W. J. Cave to be aide-de-camp, May 16, 1864, vice Flood, resigned. 
 
 E. J. Blake to be aide-de-camp, April 28, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 W. P. A. Murray to be aide-de-camp. May 28, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 W. P. Kemp to be aide-de-camp, May 24, 1864, vice Taliaferro, re- 
 signed. 
 
 J. L. Bostick to be aide-de-camp, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 W. H. Hardy to be aide-de-camp, April 1, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 George Phifer to be aide-de-camp. May 31, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Frank Glover to be aide-de-camp. May 25, 1864, to fill an cfriginal 
 vacancy. 
 
 A. H. Belt to be aide-de-camp, April 15, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 T. F. Erskine to be aide-de-camp, May 25, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 A. J. Toutant to be aide-de-camp, June 3, 1864, vice Beauregard, re- 
 signed. 
 
 N. P.* Trist to be aide-de-camp, June 5, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 I. W. Hayne to be aide-de-camp, May 18, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacAficy. 
 
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 S. E. Barnwell to bo aido-de-camp, Jund 9, 1S64, to fill an original 
 vaeiincy. 
 
 P. Hamilton to bo aide-do-cnmp, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 E. C. Gordon to be aide-de-camp, June 9, 1S64, to fill an original 
 vac'iuoy. 
 
 Tho. Hunter to be aide-de-camp, March 17, 1864, vice Bonford, re- 
 signed. 
 
 Quartermaster' 8 Drpartment. 
 
 3. R. Arnold to be major. June 16, 1863. to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. B. E. Sloan to be major, June 16, 186.'5, to fill an original vacancy. 
 R. C. Saunders to be major, June 16, 1863, to fill an or'ginal vacancy. 
 Edward Bradford to be major, June 16, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. H. Screven to bo major, July 13, 186.3, vice Porcher, resigned. 
 H. T. Springer to be major, September 4, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 C. C. Yongo to be major, September 26, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 A. M. Paxton to be major, October 2, 186,3, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. L. McClure to be major. May 2,*1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. M. Hottlo to be major, September 18, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Erasmus Taylor to bo major. November 14, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 B. Hardeman to be major, September 1, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. H. Williams to be major, April 28, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. F. Cummings to' be captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 George C. Orgain to be captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 C. R. Mallory to be captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. J. Nugent to be captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 George J. Crafts to be captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy, 
 John M. Garnoit to bo captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 A. U. Troutman to bo captain, October 20, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
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 Raleigh Colston to be captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 A. P. Calhoun to be captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. T. Buckner to be captain, October 14, 1SC2, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. D. Cothron to be captain, October 23, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Willoughby N. Smith to be captain, October 23, 1862, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 W. H. Kerker to be captain, November 5, 1SG2, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. J. P. Smith to be captain, November 3, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 C. J. Leigh to be captain, November 4, 1862, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 W. S. Kemper to be captain, November 6, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 James B. Hope to be captain, October 30, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 John L. Cobb to be captain, October 30, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. W. Barrett to be captain, October 30, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. W. Pflayer to be captain, October 14, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. C. Fairfax to be captain, December 8, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. "W. Wood to be captain, December 17, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 E. M. Bacon to be captain, May 26, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 A. W. Dunn to be captain, June 3, 1863; to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. E. Peebles to bo captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. Farley to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 B. J. Curry to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. D. Brandon to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. L. Cunningham to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. Manning to "be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 T. C. Clarke to be captain; June 16, 186.3, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. F. Craft to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 T. A. Gilham to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 A. B. McEachiu to be captain, June 16, 186i3, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
A. Dickinson to bo captain, June 10, 1863, to fill an original vacnflcy. 
 W. F. Holden to bo captain, June 16. 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 R. K. Hines to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Thos. L. Macon to bo captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 F. L. Dancy to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 H. D. Brighaui to be captain, June 16, 1863, to fill au original vacancy. 
 W. D. Tapp to be captain, June 10, 1863, to till an original vacancy. 
 George N. Eakin to be captain, June 16, 1S03, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. J. Gordon to bo captain, June 16, 1S63, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. J. Bryant to bo captain, Juno 10, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 F. F. Freeman to be captain, June 16, 1803, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. M. Pbipps to bo captain, Juue 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 B. F. Jones to be captain^ Juno 10, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 F. H. Quitman to be captain, Juue 10, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. R. K. Pritchard to bo captain, Juno 16, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Wm. Cook to bo captain, June 10, 1803, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. F. Cooper to bo captain, June 10. 1863. to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 C. A. Mallory to be captain, June 10, 1803, to till au origin.al vacancy. 
 M. Glover to be captain, Juno 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 0. F. Simpson to be captain. June 16, 1863, to fill au original vacancy. 
 J. F. Coit to be captain, Juno 16, 1803, to fill an original vacancy. 
 S. M. Finger to bo captain, June 10, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 C. 11. King to bo captain, Jane 16, 1803, to fill au original vacancy. 
 J. II. Bryan to bo captain, June 10, 1803, to fill an original vacancy, 
 li. Hilliard to be captain, June 10, 1803, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. McGowan to bo captain. Juno 16, 1863, to fill au original vacancy. 
 L. S. Marks to be captain, Juue 10, 1863, to fill an origiual vacancy. 
 R. Saunders to be captain, June 16, 1803, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Jobn W. Jones to be captain, Juue 16, 1803, to till an origiual vacancy. 
 W. G. Cazcnove to be captain, Juue 10, 1863. to fill an original vacancy. 
 Orlando Smith to bo captain, Juno 16, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 a. II. Fitzwilson to bo captain, June 16, 1803, to fill an original vacancy. 
 li. M. Wilson to be captain, June 16, 18<>3, to fill an original vaeaucy. 
 0. C. Macmurdo to be captain, May 14, 180S, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. Van Beuthuysen to bo captain, Juno 24, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. Johnston to be captain, Juno 20, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 David Pender to be captain, July 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Steplieu Putney to be captain. June 25, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. W. Lester to be captain, July 6. 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 R. C. Macmurdo to bo captain, July 1, 1803, to fill au origiual vacancy, 
 John Brannon to bo captain, July 9, 1SG3, to fill au original vacancy. 
 
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 V. CP Johnson to be captain, July 14, ISfiS, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. H. D. Smoot to be captain, July 20, ISiW, t<* till an tiriginal vacancy. 
 James H. Bull to be captain, July 20. 1863. to fill an original vacancy. 
 P. P. Barbour to be captain, August 6, 1863, to (ill an original vacancy. 
 James Sowers to be captain, August 6, 181)3, to fiil an original vacancy. 
 John H. Stout to be captain, August 6, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. K. Murphree to be captain, February 12, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 A. S. Fletcher to be captain, September 9, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. P. Bridgcr to be captain, September 11. 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 A. S. Garnett to be captain, September 8,' 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. . 
 J. K. Nance to be captain, August 20, 1863. to fill an original vacancy. 
 F. M. Johnston to ho captain, September 24, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 • D. L. Hopkins to be captain. October 2, 1863. to fill an original vacancy. 
 F. J. Lynch to be captain, May 10, 1863, to fill an original vacancy, 
 (j. D. Spurrier to be captain, June 24. 18f>l, to fill an original vacancy. 
 S. S. Kirklaud to be captain, October 13, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. v. Gaines to be captain, October 1, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 E. W. Davis to be captain, October 17, 1863, to fill an original vneancy. 
 George E. Taylor to be captain, October I'J, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 John F. Cage to be captain, October 16. 1863, to fill an origin.al vacancy. 
 
 D. R. Griffle to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 H. C. Hart to be captain, October 29, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 John F. Allen to bo captain, October 31 , 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. L. Thomas to be captain, July 24, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 R. Montgomery to be captain, November 11, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. P. Smith to be capftin, Noveiftber 11, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. R. Bryan, Jr., to be captain, November 14, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Geo. J. Sumner to be captain, November 21, 186.3, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. F. Cook to bo captain, November 21, 1863, to fiil an original vacancy. 
 S. Fairbanks to bo captain, November 21, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 E. G. AYilliama to bo captain, November 21, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
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 R. R. Randolph to be captain, November 21, 18C3, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. ^ , 
 
 Jno. Lightfoot to be captain, November 19, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 L. B. Mitchell to be captain, November 25, 1SG3, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. • 
 
 Geo. H. Cuyler to be captain, November 25, 1803, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. C. Thornburn to be captain, December 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 L. C. Fisher to bo captain, September 1, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. J. Flournoy to bo captain, April 11, 1861, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Isaac A. Clarke to bo cai>taiu, September 1, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. I. Lee to be captain, Februa'-y 19, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 F. Lumpkin to be captain, April 30, 1864, vice Crane, promoted. , 
 
 J. R. Stevens to be captain. May 4, 1864, vice Lambkin, resigned. 
 T. C. Dupreo to be captain, November 18, 1!562, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Dan'l McGrill to bo captain. May 25, 1864. vice Davidson, promoted. 
 M. J. Atkins to be captain, March 22, 1864, vice Gay, resigned. 
 
 Sitbti'slence Department. 
 C. McClenaghan to be major, July 29, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 H. T. Hall to be major, July 29, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Jno. M. Gait to bo major, August 8, 1863, to -fill an original vacancy. 
 A. M. Fdwlkes to be major, August 3, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. 0. Harvie to be msijur. May 22, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 "W. M. Tate to be miijor, July 1, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. Shoup to be major, November 20, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Joseph Cloyd to be major, December 5, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Wm. B. Street to bo- major, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. D. Lockhart to be major, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 C. B. Pearco to be major, February 19, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Henry Cranston to be major, March 29, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 John G. McGaughey to be major, April 23, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 John H. Browne to be major, September 1, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. L. Grillin to be inajor, February 19, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. H. Franklia to be cai>taiu, May 23, 1863, to fill an original vacancy 
 
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 J. M. Johnson to be captain, May 13, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 C. W. Venable to be captain, June 2, 1 S63, to fili an original vacanej'. 
 R. S. Irby to be captain, June 23, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 R. L. Simmons to be captain, June 26, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 John F. Riley to be captain, June 26, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Thomas S. Morgar^to bo captain, June 27, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. Gr. Lindsay to be captain, July 9, 1S63, to fill an original vacancy. 
 A. H. Cline to be captain, May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. H. DoweU to be captain, May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 D. F. Brasher to be captain, May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 F. Mycr to be captain, August 15, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. T. Mason to be captain, August 3, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Beverly Mason to be captain, August 19, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 T. H. McCoy to be captain, August 18, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. A. McRady to be captain, July 31, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 R. M. Doss to be captain, August 22, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 T. E. Mitchell to be captain, August 1, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Thomas R. Foster to- bo captain, August 25, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 George D. Scott to be captain, August 25, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy, 
 W. 0. Rogers to be captain, August 25, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 AY. B. Fitzpatrick to be captain, September 3, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. R. Hutchison to be captain, September 5, 1863, to till an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. B. Clarke to be captain, September 8, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. II. Wigg to be captain, August 1, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 TV. A. Thompson to be captain, August 11, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 M. J. M. Mason to be captain, August 13, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. J. Wheadon to be captain, July 31, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 A. 0. Bacon to bo captain, September 13, 1863, to fill an origipal 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. M. Markland to be captain, September 28, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. C. Hillhouse to be captain, September 26, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. E. Dudley to be captain, October 1, 1863. to fill an original vacancy. 
 
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 S. L. Butler to be captain, October 5, 1863, to fill Rn original vacancy. 
 
 D. S. Thompson to be captain, October S, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 George II. Chcevcr to be captain, October 13, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 T. II. Bostick to be captain, October 13, 1863, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 
 Z. S. Farland to be captain, October 11, 1863, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 
 S. S. Gresham to bo captain, October 11, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 J. B. Fulton to be captain, October 9, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 M. B. Kittrell to bo captain, October 9, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 John A. Bowie to be captain, July 30, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 H. Wade to bo captain, July 17, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. A. Ilousor to be captain, July 23, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. H. Davis to be captain, July 23, 1863, to'fill an original vacancy. 
 
 C. F. Stubbs to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. W. Chapman to be captain, August 18, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. W. Conner to be captain, November 9, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 John G. Moffett to be captain, November 1, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 George W. Hardie to bo captain, October 28, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 0. II. Hardy to be captain, November 20, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. C. Moore to be captain, July 31, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 D. 0. Richardson to be captain, November 29, 1863, t« fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. B. Williams to bo captain, November 20, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. H. Johnson to be captain, November 13, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. P. Eggleston to be captain, November 13, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 C. M. Boyce to be captain, November 17, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 A. J. llutchins to bo captain, December 3, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. Palmer to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 R. W. Adams to bo captain, March 7, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
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 G. B. Jones to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 
 J. F. Winkler to be captain, February 19, 1863, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 
 Charles Chaffee to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 James Chesnutt to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. • 
 
 T. F. Patton to be captain, March 19, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Charles H. Elujss to be captain, March 13, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Thomas S. Jefferys to be captain, February 25, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Duncan F. Jett to be captain, March 10, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 George Lee to be captain, April 7, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 John L. Holmes to be captain, March 29, 1864, vi';e Taylor, resigned. 
 
 T. H. Southall to be captain, April 25, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. H. French to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Tho. N. Minter to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fiU an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 John B. Sydnor to be captain. May 2, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Medical Department. 
 
 R. T. Abernathy to be surgeon, May 15, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 B. J. Christie to be surgeon, July 25, 1862, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Jno. W. Crowders to be surgeon, July 28, 1863, to fill an original va- 
 cancy, 
 
 John G. Cabel^ to be surgeon, September 19, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 J. Bensadon to be surgeon, February 25, 1862, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 
 John D. Bruns to be surgeon, December 14, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 E. Hillyer to be surgeon, January 7, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 George W. Henderson to be surgeon, October 16, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 4.1fred Ravenel to be surgeon, February 24, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 B. A. Pope to be surgeon, March 17, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 W. A. Cochrane to be surgeon, November 25, 1862, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
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 John M. Henson to be surgeon, July 12, 1862, to fill an original va- 
 cancj'. 
 
 B. C. Marsliall to be surgeon, May 2, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 John W. King to be surgeon, December 22, 1861, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 
 A. G. Lane to be surgeon, July 19, 1861, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 W. R. Jonos to be assistant surgeon, August 15, 186.3, to fill an original 
 vaeaiioy. 
 
 A. T. Robertson to be assistant surgeon, June 20, 186.3, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 L. W. Harris to be assistant surgeon, December 1, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 L. F. Richardson to be assistant surgemi, March 4, 186.3, to fill an 
 originiil vacancy. 
 
 W. H. Brane to be assistant surgeon. December 4, 186.3, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Tho. J. Black to be assistant surgeon, November 16, 1862, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 R. Henry Lee to be assistant surgeon, December 23, 1863, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 A. T. Wills to be assistant surgeon, February 18, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 J. Fitz Hughes to be assistant surgeon, December 2, 1863, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 R. U. Burges to be assistant surgeon, December 3, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal v!icancy. 
 
 D. Williams to be assistant surgeon, December 11, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 H. R. Hughes to be assistant surgeon, December 12, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 J, F. J. MeClerg to be assistant surgeon, December 21, 1863, to fill an 
 
 origin.al vacancy. 
 W. P. Tburman to be assistant surgeon, December 28, 1863, to fill an 
 
 origin.al vacancy. 
 
 E. A. Leggett to bo assistant surgeon, December 29, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 John R. .Tones to be assistant surgeon, December 29, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. . 
 
 Thomas S. Fox to be assistant surgeon, December 3, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 H. W. DcSanssurc to bo assistant surgeon, December 4, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 B. B. Poelniti, to be assistant surgeon, December 4, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 
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 H. S. Beaty to be assistant surgeon, December 9, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 J. D. Niel to bo assistant surgeon, December 9, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 J. R. McKenzie to be assistant surgeon, September 13, 1862, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 Thomas 0. Nott to be assistant surgeon, December 11, 1863, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 H. D. Green to be assistant surgeon, December 12, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 John C. Arant to be assistant surgeon, December 15, 1863, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 D. C. Miller to be assistant surgeon, December 17, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 
 nal vacancy. 
 Henry J. Smith to be assistant surgeon, December 22, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Thomas N. Brian to be assistant surgeon, December 22, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 John W. Suggs to be assistant surgeon, December 22, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 J. H. Adams to be assistant surgeon, December 23, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 J. B. Simpson to be assistant surgeon, December 21, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 John J. Harden to be assistant surgeon, December 29, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Jacob F. Dunn to bo assistant surgeon, December 29, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 
 E. Ravenel to be assistant surgeon, December 30, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 
 nal vacancy. • 
 
 P. J. Maxwell to be assistant surgeon, December 30, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 H. J. Nott to be assistant surgeon, January 12, 1861, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 M. J. Upshaw to be assistant surgeon, January 12, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 John V. Brooks to be assistant surgeon, January 28, 1861, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 L. W. Dick to be assistant surgeon, January 7, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 L. F. Dozier to be assistant surgeon, January 7, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. A. Soutberland to be assistant surgeon, January 8, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 
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 John J. W. Green to bo assistant surgeon, January 8, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 J. R. Gildersleevo to be assistant surgeon, January 15, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancj'. 
 
 S. 11. Dcakins to be assistant surgeon, January 20, 1SG4, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 M. M. Pitts to be assistant surgeon, January 20, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 R. E. Shelton to be assistant surgeon, Janu.ary 23, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 M. W. McCaino to bo assistant surgeon, J.auuary 25, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 Thomas C. Brown to be assistant surgeon, January 27, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 S. M. Lewis to bo assistant surgeon, January 29. 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 S. C. Manin to be assistant surgeon, January 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancj'. 
 
 W. R. Mimriece to be assistant surgeon, January 12, 1S61, to fill an 
 original vac.nncy. 
 
 W. Magruder to bo assistant surgeon, January 14, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 W. T. Parker to be assistant surgeon, January 14, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 W. Henderson to be assistant surgeon, February 8, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 J. F. Zacbarias to be assistant surgeon, February S, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 E. W. Latimer to bo assistant surgeon, February 8, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 W. J. Williams to be assistant surgeon, February 12, 1864, to fill an 
 — original vacancy. 
 
 W. H. Dulancy to be assistant surgeon, February 13, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 George S. Field to be assistant surgeon, February 19, 1861, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 John R. Wood to be assistant surgeon, February 2, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 William L. Lundy to be assistant surgeon, February 4, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 AVilliaLj James Pierce to bo assistant surgeon, February ^5, 1804, to fill 
 an original vacancy. 
 
 John ^Y. Banks to be assistant surgeon, Februarys, 1861, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
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 J. C. BTackeney to be assistant surgeon, February 9, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 G. McD. Brumby to be assistant surgeon, February 19, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 Jobn L. Speakc to be assistant surgeon, February 20, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 W. S. Pinson to be assistant surgeon, Februarj' 20, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 "William H. Puc to be assistant surgeon, February 27, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancj'. 
 
 5. S. Carter to be assistant surgeon, February 27, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 H. A. Colemant to be assistant surgeon, Marcb 15, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 A. J. Wolfe to be assistant surgeon, March 16, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 D. P. HoUoway to be assistant surgeon, March 16, 1S64, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 R. B. Harri.^to be assistant surgeon, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 6. B. Williams to be assistant gurgeon, March IS, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 C. G. Stephens to be assistant surgeon, March 21, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 L. D. McReynolds to be assistant surgeon, March 21, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. » 
 
 John W. Caldwell to be assistant surgeon, March 22, .1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 Q. B. Lester to be assistant surgeon, May 21, 1882, to fill an original 
 vacilncy. 
 
 T. J. Goodwyn to be assistant surgeon, March 28, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 A. McD. Moore to be assistant surgeon, March 20, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 
 nal vacancy. ,. 
 
 B. A. Bobo to be assistant surgeon, March 30, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 W. A. Strother to be assistant surgeon, March 31, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 T. J. Taylor to he assistant surgeon, March 5, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 B. Williams to bo assistant surgeon, March 8, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Thomas J. Webb to be assistant surgeon, March 10, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
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 A. S. Eppes to be assistant surgeon, March 10, 1864, to fill an original 
 viicaucy. 
 
 John C. Goodman to be assistant surgeon, March 10, 1864,«to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 F. S. Hall to be assistant surgeon, March 15, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 H. W. Dorsey to be assistant surgeon, March 18, 1864, to till an origi- 
 nal vucjincy. 
 
 Tho. E. Moorman to be assistant surgeon, March 19, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 M. W. iStantlforil to be assistant surgeon March 21, 18G4, to fill «n 
 original vacancy. 
 
 A. W. Itdbcrtsou to be assistant surgeon, March 22, 1804, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 W. D. Withcrspoon to be assistant surgeon, March 22, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 H. M. Heath to be assist.nnt surgeon, March 25, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 John S. Dyerle to be assistant surgeon, March 26, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 P. Roano to bo assistant surgeon, March 29, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 • H. T. McLaurin to be assistant surgeon, March 7, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 H. D Sh^ll to be as.sistaut surgeon, March 8, 1864, to fill an. original 
 vacnncy. 
 
 E. T. Adams to be assistant surgeon, March 12, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 G. A. Merritt to be assistant surgeon, March 22, 1864, to fill an original . 
 vacaii'jy. 
 
 Geo. \V. Jordan to be assistant surgeon, March 26, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 W. M. Baird to bo assistant surgeon, April 20, 1862, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 B. M. Alford to be assistant surgeon, October 12, 186:?, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 L. A. Woodson to be assistant surgeon, February 8, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 Eiifjitieer Corps. 
 A. L. Rives to be colonel, March 17, 186,4, to fill an original vacancy. 
 John J. Clark to be lieutenant-colonel, March 17, 1864, to fill a* origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
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 Jno. A. Williams to he lieutonaut-colonel, March 17, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Minor M*riwether to be lieytenant-colonel, March 17, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Geo. B. Pickett (o be major, March 17, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Conway Howard to be major, March 17, 1864, to fill an original vacanej'. 
 Wm. F. Foster to be major, March 17, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Sam'l Johnston to be major, March 17, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Fred'k Y. Dabney to be captain, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Hrfhry C. Force to be captain, March 1 7. 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 D. G. Campbell to be captain, March 17, 1804, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Henry J. Rogoi-s to bo captain, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. D. Stuart to be captain, March 17, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. G. Bender to be captain, March 17, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. W. Smith to be captain, March 17, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 G, H. Hazlehiirst to be captain, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 C. M. Randolph to be captain, April 2, 1-864, to fill an original v.acancy. 
 Fleming Gardiner to be captain, April 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 L. A. Dade to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1861, to fill an originat 
 
 vacancj'. 
 D'. E. Henderson to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 M. B. Grant to he first lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 P. C. Johnson to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1864; to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. M. Ferret to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1861, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 E. A. Ford to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. B. Cozzens to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. R. Price, Jr., to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an on'ginal 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. M. Fairbanks to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1864^ to fill rn original 
 
 vacancy. 
 B. L. Blackford to be first lieutenant, March 17,1864, to fill an original 
 
 vaJancy. 
 P, R. B. Smith to be first lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
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 J. M. Cowper to bo first lieutenant, April 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 D. W. Curric to bo first lieutenant, A\ ril 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancv. 
 Geo. R. McRee to be first lieutenant, April 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 James A. Corry to bo first lieutenant, April 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 E. J. White to bo second lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Uenry M. Graves to bo second lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 W. K. Parke to bo second lieutenant, March 17, 1864. to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 F. M. Hall to be second lieutenant, March 17, 1864, to fill an original'. 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. M. Farrow to be second lieutenant»vApril 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 M. S. Elliott to be second lieutenant, April 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Charles McCalley to be second lieutenant, April 2, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vae.tncy. 
 J. N. Turner to bo second lieutenant, April 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Q. H. Browne to be second lieutenant, April 2, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 , Corps of ArtHlery. 
 
 E. B. Alexander to be brigadier-general, February 26, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Melancthou Smith to be colonel, Februai-y 20, 1864, to gjl an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 James Dearing to be lieutenant-colonel, February 27, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 L. lloxton to be lieutenant-colonel, February 27, 1864, to fill an ofigi- 
 
 nal vacancy. 
 S..C. Williams to bo lieutenant-colonel, February 23, 1864, to fill on 
 
 original vacancy. 
 C. Richardson to bo lieutenant-colonel, February 27, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 W. E, Cutshaw to be major, February 27, 1864, vice Jones, promoted. 
 T. C. Jordon to be major, February 27, 1864, vice Hugor, promoted. 
 M. B. Miller to bo major, February 27, 1864, vice Richardson, pro- 
 moted. 
 
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 R. M. Stribling to be major, February 27, 1864, vice Brockenbrougb, 
 retired. 
 
 R. C. M. Page to be major, Febraary 27, 1864, vice Carter, promoted. 
 
 J. McGraw to be major, February 27, 1864, vice Pegram, promoted. 
 
 M. Johnson to be major, February 27, 1864, vice Mcintosh, promoted. 
 
 George Ward to be major, February 27, 1864, vice Poague, promoted. 
 
 "V. Mauriu to be major, February 27, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 M. N. Moorman to be major, February 27, 1864, vice Braxton, pro- 
 moted. 
 
 R. P. Chew to be major, February 27, 1864, vice Beckham, promoted. 
 
 J. II. Pratt to be major, February 19, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 R. Cobb to be major, February 22, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 W. H. Caskie to be major, April 9, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Q. R. Wilson to be major, September 1, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 S. F. Fontaine to be major, September 1, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Artillery Office.n^for Ordnance Duty. 
 
 J. W. Mallett to be lieutenant-colonel, February 19, 1864, to fill an ori- 
 ginal vacancy. 
 
 T. L. Bayno to be lieutenant-colonel, February 19, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 William Allen to be lieutenant-colonel, March 28, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 T. B. Stanard to be major, June IS, 186.3, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Henry Myers to be major, June 18, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 E. B. Smith to be major, June 18, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. T. Trezevant to be major, June 18, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 T. M. Bowyer to be major, June 18, 1863, to fill an original vacaflcy. 
 
 R. M. Gary to be major, September 10, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. Harding, Jr., to be major, April 13, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 W. C. Duxburg to be captain. May 26, 1863,*to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 W. D. Hardin to tie captain, June 18, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 . T. A. Smith to be captain, June 18, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. W. Browne to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. C. Little to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Charles Grattan to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 W. Latham to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. Dinwiddie to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. . 
 
 James M. Boyd to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 C. C. Pinckney to be captain, May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 John M. Gregory to be captain, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 Tho. W. Pierce to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
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 James G. Clarke to be captain, May 2, 1883, to fill an original vacancy. 
 C. L. C. jMinor to be captain, May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 H. Seabrook to bo oaptnin. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 L. Points to be captain. May 2, 186.'^, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. N. McDonald to be captain, May 2. 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Geo. Little to be captain, May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 C. F. Vanderford to be captain. May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 L. R. Evans to be captain, May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. H. Warren to be captain. May 2, 1863. to fill an original vacancy. 
 John S. Tucker to be captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancj'. 
 A. T. Pope to be captain, Februarj' 19, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. G. Reynolds to bo captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 D. W. Soublett to bo captain, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 C P. Estell to be captain, February 25, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. M. Perry to be captain, February 25, 1864, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 F. W. Dawson to be cajitain, April 2, 1864. to fill an original vacjincy. 
 (j. H. King to be cajitain, .lanuary 30, lS6t, to fill an original vacancy. 
 C. W. Wailey to be captain, February 3, 1864, to fill an original va- 
 cancy. 
 J. C. Calhoun to bo first lieutenant. May 2, 1863, to till an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Jno. F. Porteous to be first lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 John Forrest to be first lieutenant. May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. E. Baker to be first lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. S. Cunningham to be first lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. N. Brickell to be first lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. « 
 
 James H. George to be first lieutenant. May 2, 186,3, to fill an original 
 
 vaciincy. 
 E. C. Robbing to bo first lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 M. C. Burke to be first lieutenant. May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacan(^V. 
 W.A.Parker to be first lieutenant. May 2, 1863, to -fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
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 R. V. Booth to be first lieutenant, Maj' 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 S. H. Coleman to be first lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. W. Stewart to be first lieutenant. May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy, 
 James E. Webb to be first lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 H. E. Ross to be first lieutenant. May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 B. Ni'-hol to be first lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 "W. Thurmond to be first lieutenant. May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. H. (ilenn to be first lieutenant, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 E. Whitfield to be first lieutenant, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 CD. Fisbburne to be first lieutenant, February 25, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 G. F. Bason to ba first lieutenant, February 25, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. B. Cabaniss to be first lieutenant, February 25, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 
 A. H. Starr to be first lieutenant, February 25, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 S. F. Fenncy to be first lieutenant, February 25, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. L. Scales to be first lieutenant, February 25, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 N. W. Murphy to be first lieutenant, February 3. 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. A. Wood to be first lieutenant, February 3, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 T. H. Bacon to be first lieutenant, February 3, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 M. A. Belknap to be first lieutenant, February 3, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 B. L. Braselman to bo second lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 
 nal vacancy. 
 H. H. Stevens to be second lieutenant. May 2, 1863, to fili an original 
 vacancy. , 
 
 C. N. FeatherstoB to be second lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 
 nal vacancy. 
 
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 R. Crawford to be second lieutenant, May 2, 18fi3, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Thomas M. Deano to bo second lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an origK 
 
 11 al vacancy. , 
 
 H. L. Bedford to bo second lieutenant, May 2, 186.3, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 0. P. Lledsoc to be second lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 L. W. Brooks to be second lieutenant, May 2, 186.', to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. C. Cotapton to be second lieutenant, May 2, 1S63, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. C. Nelson to bo second Ircutcnant, May 2, 1803, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 L. W. Magruder to bo second lieutenant, May 2, 1S63, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 W. C.Douglass to be second lieutenant, May 2, 1803, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. , 
 
 M. S. Cockrell to bo second lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to' fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 Tbomas M Jones to bo second lieutenant, May 2, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 F. M. Golstou to be second lieutenant, November 18, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 And. T. Trippe to bo second lieutenant, November 18, 18C3, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 P. G. Barrett to bo second lieutenant, January 23, 186 i, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 L. K. Sparrow to be second lioutenanf, February 23, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 AV. A. Edwards to be second lieutenant, March 23, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 
 Signal Corpn. 
 C. H. Cawood toi)o second lieutenant, June 26, 1863, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 E. S. Ruggloa to bo second lieutenant, August 19, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 W. C. Scbley to bo second lieutenant, November 3, 1863, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Skipwith Wilmcr to be second lieutenant, February 19, 1864, vice 
 
 Doggett, promoted. 
 
 Military Courts. 
 M. ]). Urabam to bo presiding judge, Februnry 19, 1864 (Holmes' 
 
 corps'), vice Gray, declined. 
 
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 W. F. Dowd to be member (North Alabama), April 6, 1864, to fill an 
 
 origiual vacanc}'. 
 John Chester to be member (North Alabama), April 6, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 J. Phelan to be presiding judge (S. D. Lee's cavalry division), April 
 
 6, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 T. A. Jone.s to be member (S. D. Lee's eavalry division), April 6, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 Winchester Hall to be member (S. D. Lee's cavalry division), April 6, 
 
 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Ales. McKinstry to be presiding judge (Forrest s cavalry division), 
 
 April 6, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 D. B. Wright to be member (Forrest's cavalry division), April 6, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancj'. 
 A. S. Marks to be member (Forrest's cavalry division), April 6, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. H. Saunders to be member (Hood's corps), April 22, 1864, vice J. 
 
 B. Sale, resigned. 
 Louis Bush to *be presiding judge (trans-Mississippi department), 
 
 Juno 6, 1864, vice D. S. Page, not confirmed. 
 L. P. Walker to be presiding judge (North Alabama), June 6, 1864, 
 
 vice Clay, declined. 
 John F. House to be judge advocate (North Alabama), April 6, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 A. Pollard to be judge advocate (S. D. Lee's cavalry division), 'April 
 
 6, 18G4, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. M. Scruggs to be judge advocate (Forrest's cavalry division), April 
 
 6, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 0. R. Dawson to be judge advocate (Ewell's corps), April 12, 1864, 
 
 vice Wilson, promoted. 
 
 Commandant of Camp of Tnstrnct'ion. 
 D. 0. Merwin to be major, February 19, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 
 Military Secretary. • 
 
 J. B. Sale to be colonel of cavalry, March 15, 1864, vice Long, appoint- 
 ed brigadier-general. 
 
 Aides-de-Caiiip {under act approved Jifarch 25, 18G2). 
 
 Towson Ellis to be major of cavalry, February 25, 1864, vice Taylor, 
 appointed lieutenant-colonel A. A. G! 
 
 Francis S. Parker to be major of cavalry, February 25, 1864, vipe Veua- 
 ble, appointed lieutenant-coloael A. A. G. 
 
 Robert Strange to be major of cavalry, May 4, 1864, vice Marshall, ap- 
 pointed lieutenant-colonel A. A. (il. 
 
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 Aidca-de-Camp {under act approved April 2, 1862). 
 F. R. Lubbock to be colouel of cavalry, Juno 16, 186-1, vioe Chesuut, 
 appointed brigadier-general. 
 
 Regimental Appointments. 
 Alabatna. 
 
 W. G. Swauson to be colouel 6Ist regiment, April 11, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 J. G. Coltart to be colonel 50th regiment, April 16, 1862, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 L. D. Hill to be lieutenant-colonel 61st regiment, May 2, 1863, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 W. E. Pinkhard to be major 61st regiment, May 2, 1863, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 N. Stallsworth to be major 23d battalion S. S., March 14, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 L..E. Gilbert to bo captain company F, 28th regiment, Sep'tember 17, 
 
 1863, vice Gamble, resigned. 
 S. A. Willcoxen to be first lieutenant company B, 6th regiment, May 
 
 20, 1863, vice Davis, resigned. 
 R. E. Redwood to be first lieutenant company K, 43d regiment, June 
 
 23, 1863, vice Harris, resigned. 
 John F. Toulmin to be second lieutenant company B, 21st regiment. 
 
 May 21, 1803, to fill an original vacancy. 
 P. Rutledge to be second lieutenant company G, 25th regiment, July 
 
 8, 1863, vice Scofiel4, killed. 
 C. T. Pollard, Jr., to be second lieutenant company K, 38th regiment, 
 
 August 20, 1863, vice Robinson, dropped. 
 William Knox to be second lieutenant artillery battery, October 15, 
 
 1863, vice Austill, resigned. 
 
 Florida. 
 
 J. M. Martin to be colonel 9th regiment, April 28, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 E. F. Hopkins to be colonel 10th regiment, June ^11, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 T. W. Brevard to be colonel 11th regiment, June 11, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 W. W. Scott to be lieutenant-colonel 10th regiment, June 11, 1864, to 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 
 J. F. McClelland to be liuutenaut-colonel llth regiment, Juno 11, 1864, 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 
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 John Weseott to be major 10th regiment, Juue 11, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 John H. Gee to be major 11th regiment, Juno 11, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 aal vacancy. 
 
 George Dewson to be captain company G, 1st regiment cavalry, Au- 
 gust 6, 1863, vice Weeks, resigned. 
 
 Isham Blake to be captain company K, 1st regiqjent cavalry, August 
 6, 1863, vice Pickett, resigned. « 
 
 J. M. Footman to be captain company E, 1st regiment cavalry, August 
 6, 1863, vice Cone, dropped. 
 
 D. E. Maxwell to be captain company D, 1st regiment cavalry, August 
 <!, 1863, vice Pons', resigned. 
 
 James Dupont to be captain company H, 1st regiment cavalry, August 
 27, 186.3, vice Hull, dropped. 
 
 J. A. Shaw to be captain company 4-> 8th regiment. May, 29, 1863, 
 vice Robert, resigned. 
 
 M. E. Brock to be first lieutenant company B, 1st cavalry regiment, 
 August 6, 1863, vice Jones, resigned. ^ 
 
 F. B. Fleming to be first lieutenant crftnpany D, 1st cavalry regiment, 
 August 6, 1863, vice Alford, resigned. 
 
 R.,F. Hart to be first lieutenant company E, 1st cavalry regiment, Au- 
 gust 6, 1863. 
 
 Richard Taylor to be first lieutenant company G, 1st cavalry regiment, 
 August 6, 1863, vice Allen, resigned. 
 
 John W. Nash to be first lieutenant company I, 1st cavalry regiment, 
 August 6, 1863, vice Brock, resigned. 
 
 H. F. Home to be second lieutenant company G, 1st cavalry regiment, 
 May 2, 1863, vice Weeks, resigned. 
 
 George W. Dell to be second lieutenant company I, 1st cavalry regi- 
 ment. May 2, 1863, vice Wilkerson, resigned. 
 
 N. Eppes to bo second lieutenant company 11, 1st cavalry regiment, 
 May 2, 1863, vice Morgan, promoted, 
 
 Arthur Hood to bo lieutenant-colonel 2yth cavalry battalion, Decem- 
 ber 10, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 C. TI. Campfiold to bo major 29th cavalry battalion, December 10, ISe.l, 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 L. W. Farmerk to be captain company G, 38th regiment, May 2, 1863, 
 vice Brinson, resigned. 
 
 B. B. Bower to bo captain company B, 62d regiment. May 2, 1863, vice 
 Nichols, resigned. 
 
 Q. F. Robinson to be captain company K, SSth regiment, August IS, 
 1563, rice Mathews, promoted. 
 
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 J. W. McCord to be captain company G, 30th regiment, May 25, 1864, 
 vice Edmundson, resigned. • 
 
 C. S. Findlay to be first lieutenant company G, 32d regiment, June 4, 
 
 186.3, vice Reilcs, resi<;ned. 
 0. S. Cohen to bo second lieutenant company G, 32d regiment, June 4, 
 
 186.3, vice Dawson, resigned. 
 W. Hobby to be second lieutenant company D, 54th regiment, March 
 
 24, 1864, vioo Dover, resigned. 
 
 Louiainva. 
 
 James Reid to be first lieutenant company D, 4th regiment, May 2, 
 
 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 J. B. Corkoon to b(i second lieutenant companj* B, 4th regiment, May 
 
 2, 186.3, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 D. B. Gorham to be second lieutenant company H, 4th regiment. May 
 
 2, 186.3, to fill an original vacancy. 
 W. T. MoJilton to be second lieutenant company E, 4th regiment, May 
 
 2, 1S63, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 D. McCarthy to bo second lieutenant company D, 4th regiment, May 2, 
 
 1863, to fill an original vacanc}'. 
 A. W. Rohertsto bo second lieutenant company C, 4th regiment, May 
 
 3, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. , 
 
 E. A. Carmouohe to be second lieutenant company F, 4th regiment, 
 
 May 3, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 G. Poindexter to be second lieutenant Madison light artillery, July 
 30, 1863, vice Wilson, dropped. 
 
 Mise'iKsippi. 
 J. Harrison to be colonel 6th cavalry regiment, December 24, 1863, to 
 fill an original vacaDcy. 
 
 F. M. Green to bo colonel 11th regiment, February 19, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 T. C. Lipscomb to bo lieutenant-colonel 6th cavalry regiment, May 23, 
 
 1S64, to fill an original vacancy. 
 R. Y. Brown to be major 6th cavalry regiment. May 23, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 Maynard Gill to bo captain company E, 31st regiment. May 2, 1863, 
 
 vice Guntcr, resigned. 
 H. T. Coffee to bo captain company A, 48th regiment, June 9, IS63 
 
 vice Kerr, resigned. 
 
 G. W. LewoUen to bo captain company K, 31st regiment, April 5, 1864 
 
 vice McWhorter, resigned. * 
 
 L. S. Warren to bo first lieutenant company 11, 8th rogimout, August 
 29, 18«3, vico rurtio, re§igne<l. 
 
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 Wm. Ayrcs to bo second lieutenant company K, 34tli regiment, May 2, 
 1863, to fill aft original vacancy. 
 
 Missouri. 
 
 C. M. B. Thurmond to be captain company F, 2d regiment, July 20, 
 1863, vice Carter, promoted. 
 
 A. B. Barnett to be second lieutenant company A, 1st regiment, No- 
 vember 13, 1863, vice Walker, promoted. 
 
 G. A. Foote to be second lieutenant company K, 1st regiment, Novem- 
 ber 13, 1863, vice Ford, promoted 
 
 P, W. Collins to be second lieutenant company D, 1st regiment, No- 
 vember 13, 1863, vice Tunstall, promoted. 
 
 North Carolina. ■ 
 
 6. V. Folk to be colonel 65th regiment, August 3, 1863, to fill an ori- 
 ginal vacancy. 
 
 Alfred H. Baird to be lieutenant-colonel 65th regiment, August 3, 1863, 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 John J. Spann to be major 65tb regiment, August 3, 1863, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 H. W. Abernathy to be captain company A, 34t,h regiment, June 6, 
 
 1863, vice Woodde, resigned. 
 
 E. M. Clayton to be captain company K, 60th regiment, June 17, 1863, 
 
 vice Wort, resigned. 
 Thomas T. Slade to be captain company A, 22d regiment, October 27, 
 
 186.3, vice Ishell, resigned. 
 A. S. De Rosset to be captain second battalion T. L. D., February. 19, 
 
 1864, vice Taylor, promoted. 
 
 J. R. S. Gilliland to be captain company D, 60th regiment, February 
 
 19 1864, vice Fletcher, dismissed. 
 E. J. Williams to be first lieutenant company I, 31st regiment, October 
 
 9, 1863, vice Coflaeld resigned. 
 E. J. Bowen to bo first lieutenant company K, 31st regiment, October 21, 
 
 1S63, vice Gaskins, resigned. 
 P. N. Turner to ba first lieutenant company F, 15th regiment, Novem- 
 ber 9, 1863, vice Sexton, resigned. 
 W. H. Miltry to be second lieutenant company H, 34th regiment, June 
 
 6, 1863, vice Camp, promoted.' 
 T. H. Davis to be second lieutenant company D, 34th regiment, .June 
 
 6, 1863, vice Baseiger, promoted. 
 W. C. Wall to be second lieutenant company F, 23d regiment. May 22, 
 
 1863, vice Clay, resigned. 
 A. C. Massenburg to be second lieutenant company D, 15th regiment, 
 
 September 2, 1863. 
 
Horatio Davis, to be second lieutenant Moore's' artillery company, 
 
 August 20, 1863. 
 John A. Cannon to be second lieutenant Moore's artillery company, 
 
 October 31,1863, vice Hudgius, killed. 
 
 South OKirolitui. 
 
 B. H. Riitlodge to be colonel 4th cavalry regiment, December 16, 1862, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 D.G. Flournoy to be colonel 22d regiment, June 11, 1864, vice Dantz- 
 
 ler, killed.' 
 Wm. Stokes to be lieutenant colonel 4th cavalry regiment, December 
 
 16, 1862, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 C. J. AValkur to be lieutenant-colonel 10th regiment, June 11, 1864, 
 
 vice Porcher, killed. 
 
 W. P. Emauuol to be miyor 4th cavalry regiment, December 16, 1862, 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Henry Pratt to be first lieutenant company C, 17th regiment, May 24, 
 1864, vice Dover, resigned. 
 
 M. F. Hutchinson to be second lieutenant company I, 14th regiment, 
 • November 5, 1863. 
 
 W. G. Hanson to be second lieutenant Rutledge M. R. .and U. A. squad- 
 ron, August 16, 1863, vice Neal, dropped, 
 
 Ketitiicki/. 
 
 D. Howard Smith to be colonel 5th cavalry regiment, September 2, 
 
 1S62, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Temicisce. 
 
 C. A. Sugg to be colonel 50th regiment, February 24, 1864, to fill aa 
 
 original viicaney. 
 J. B. BifiSc to be colonel 19th cavalry regiment, October 3, 1862, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 S. H. Collins to be lieutenant-colonel 50th regiment, February 24, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 George T. Fry to be captain company H, 37th regiment. May 2, 1863, 
 
 vice Dobsey, resigned. 
 F. G. Rice to be first lieuteiyint company K, 9th regiment, August 4, 
 
 1863, vice Fitzpatrick, dead. 
 
 Tfxag. 
 
 George Flournoy to bo colonel 16th regiment, April 25, 1862, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 W. II. Kodwdo.l to be lieutenant-colouel IClh regiment, April 25, 1862, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 
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 Xenophon B. Saunders to be major 16th regiment, April 25, 1862, to 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Virt/iiiia. 
 
 Robert White to be colonel 23d cavalry regiir.ent, April 28, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 James F. Jones to be colonel 1st regiment T. L. D., October 2, 1863, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 C. T. O'Farral to be lieutenant-colonel 23d cavalry regiment, April 28, 
 
 1864, to fill an original vacancj'. 
 John McAnerny to be lieutenant-colonel 3d battalion T. L. D., April 20, 
 
 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 F. If. Calmese to be major 23d cavalry regiment, April 28, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 John F. Tompkins to be captain company A, 22d battalion, November 
 
 15, 1862, vice Burfoot, dropped. 
 William C. Bourne to be captain company I, 51st regiment. May 28, 
 
 1863, vice Senter, resigned. 
 John M. Preston to be captain company B, 48th regiment, May 26, 
 
 1863, vice Hammon, resignel. 
 S. H. Newberry to be captain company F, 51st regiment, May 29, 1?63, 
 
 vice Repass, resigned. 
 James L. Clark to be captain company F, 12th regiment, June 16, 1863, 
 
 vice Gilmer, resigned. 
 W. H. Bray to be captain company B, 53d regiment, July 27, 1863, 
 
 vice Timberlake, died. 
 R. N. Thomas to be captain company Q, 56th regiment, October 16, 
 
 1863, vice Jefi"eys, resigned. 
 R. C. M. Sale to be captain company I, 4th .artillery regiment, Feb- 
 ruary 19, 1864. 
 Thomas A. Gatch to bo first lieutenant company II, 6th regiment, May 
 
 2, 1863, vice Smith, deceased. 
 E. A. Williams to be first lieutenant company G, 14th regiment, No- 
 vember 10, 1863, vice Yancey, deceased. 
 C. Carrington to bo first lieutenant company H, 3d cavalry regiment, 
 
 February 19. 1864. 
 Charles D. Lee to ]|e first lieutenant company I, 57th regiment, Feb- 
 ruary 19, 1864, vice Ashby, resigned. 
 E. F. Cordell to be second lieutenant company C, 60th regiment, July 
 
 23, 1863, vice Darlington, resigned. 
 John L. Boswell to be second lieutenant company D, 60th regiment, 
 
 July 23, 1863, to fill an original vacancy. 
 Charles C. Croxton to be second lieutenant company K, 4th cavalry 
 
 regiment, September 23, 1863, vice Meredith, resigned. 
 
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 Arkitiisna. 
 
 6. A. Ilagland to be captain company F, 26Lh rogimont. May 20, 18fi3, 
 
 vice McNiel, deceased. 
 F. S. White CO be captain company E, 5th regiment, June 5, 1863, vice 
 
 Rayburn, resigned. 
 E. H. Holton to be captain company D, 8th regiment, August 16, 1863, 
 
 vice Little, resigned. 
 
 Coyi/ederatc. 
 
 J. M. Jossee. to be lieutenant-colonel 6th cavalry regiment, May 25, 
 1864. 
 
 For (listing uieAcd valor and skill. 
 
 AV. G. Callahan to be major 18th Georgia regiment, March 19, 1864, 
 vice Stewart, resigned. • 
 
 Virgil Weaver to be captain company II, 6th Virginia cavalry regi- 
 ment, February 19, ISCt. 
 
 S. A. Sutton to be captain company F, ISth North Carolina regiment, 
 February 19, 1864. 
 
 W. E. Stitts to be captain company 13, 43d North Carolina regiment, 
 February 19, 1864. 
 
 A. E. Richards to be captain company B. 43d Virginia battalion P. R., 
 April 6, 1864, vice Bmiih, deceased. 
 
 Henry B. Bigelow to be captain company I, 8th Virginia regiment, 
 Jlarch 6, 1864. 
 
 John M. Robinson to be captain company B, .'JStii North Carolina regi- 
 ment, April 13, 1864, vice Blackburn, resigned. 
 
 Lewis Harmau to bo captain company I, 12th Virginia cavalry regi- 
 ment, March 6, 1864, vice O'Farral, promoted. 
 
 Wm. Punovaut to be captain company C, 17th South Garoliua regi- 
 ment, April 27, 1864, vice Mitchell, resigned. 
 
 F. W. Airing to be captain company II, 2(Jth Louisiana regiment, 
 February 19, ISC J, vice Raney, resigned. 
 
 R. L. Kean to be captain company' I, 20th Louisiana regiment, Feb- 
 ruary 19, 1864, vice Boyd, dropped. 
 
 Junius Kimble to bo captain company A, 14th Tennessee regiment, 
 May 28, 1864, vice Thompson, killed. 
 
 Jno. A. Carter to be lirst lieutenaot Thomas' battery, Stuart's horse 
 artillery, April 23, 1864, vice Thompson, promoted. 
 
 A. W. Weber to be first lieutenant company G, 20th regiment Louisiana, 
 February 19, 1864. 
 
 Edward Poe to be second lieutenant company H, 15th Arkansas regi- 
 ment, February 19, 1S64, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
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 J. W. Jordiiu to be second lieutenant company H, 3d Virginia cavalry 
 regiment, February 19, 1864, vice Gaiunoel, resisined. 
 
 W. Kirkland to be second lieutenant company E, 15th South Carolina 
 regiment, February 19, 1864, vice Martin, kiljed. 
 
 K. Taylor to be second lieutenant company T, 8th Virginia regiment, 
 April 6, 1864, vice Skilman, resigned. 
 
 R. A. Shodwell to bo second lieutenant company I, 8th Virginia regi- 
 ment, April 6, 1864, vice Gaines, resigned. 
 
 J, C. Francis to be second lieutenant company A, 8th Virginia regi- 
 ment, April 6, 1864, vice Leslie, promoted. * 
 
 Pestus King to be second lieutenant Carter's King "William artillery, 
 April 11, 1864, vice Carter, promoted. 
 
 Charles Harper to be second lieutenant company K, 2flth Louisiana 
 regiment, February 19, 1864, to fill an original vacancy. 
 
 Andrew Ki-eutz to be second lieutenant company C, 20th Louisiana 
 regiment, February 19, 1864. 
 
 L. T. Nunnelee to be second lieutenant Shoemaker's batterj', Stuart's 
 horse artillery, February 27, 1864, vice Phelps, promoted. 
 
 S. L. Oliver to be second lieutenant company F, 1st South Carolina 
 regiment, May 6, 1864, vice Cox, promoted. 
 
 B. C. Harrison to be second lieutenant colnpany I, alst Alabama regi- 
 ment, May 26, 1864, vice Dubose, deceased. 
 
 Engineer Troops. 
 
 T. M. R. Talcott to be colonel 1st regiment, April 1, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 W. W. Blackford to be lieutenant-colonel 1st regiment, April 1, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 S. W. Pressman to bo lieutenant-colonel 3d regiment, April 1, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 H. T. Douglass to be lieutenant-colonel 1st battalion, April 1, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 P. Randolph to be m.njor 1st regiment, April 1, 1864, to fill au original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. W. Grecu to bo major 3d regiment, April 1, 1864, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 R. P. Rowley to be major 1st battalion, April 1, 1861, to fill an original 
 
 vacancy. 
 J. M. Baldwin to bo captain 1st regiment, March 29, 1S64, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 J. J. Conway to be captain 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 G. W. Robertson to be captain iKt regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 
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 John Bradford to be captain 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacanej'. 
 
 W. R. Johnson to bo captain 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 G. C. Dickinson to be captain 1st regiment, March 29, 18^, to fill an 
 original vacancy. ^ 
 
 H. T.. Douglass to be captain 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill .an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 H. C. Derrick to be captain 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill .an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 T. M. Topp to be captain 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 Ballard Bruce to be captain 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 William Frcret to bo captain 1st battalion, April 30,- 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 W. R. Devoe to be captjiUi 1st battalion, April 30, 1S64, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy. 
 
 R. M. Venable to be captain 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 K. C. Slaughter to be captain 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 M. Gr. Howe to be captain 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancy*. 
 
 A.M. Williams to be captain 1st battalion, April 30, 1861, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 R. C. McCala to bo captain 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill an origi- 
 nal vacancj'. 
 
 H. N. Parr to bo captain 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 A. W. Glosier to be captain 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 E. Winston to be captain 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 W. C. Hurt to bo captain 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill an original 
 vacancy. 
 
 W. A. Ramsay to bo captain 3d regiment, April 30, 1804, to fill an 
 original vacancy. 
 
 Robert L. Cobb to bo cai)tain 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill an 
 original vacanc}'. 
 
 W. A. C. Jones to be captain 2d regiment, March 31, 1864, to fill an 
 original va-^ancj'. 
 
 L. Hutchinson to bo captain 2d regiment, April 1, 1861, to fill au 
 original vacancy. 
 
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 James W. McAlpine to be captain 2d regiineut, April 30, 1864, to fill au 
 
 original vacancy. 
 W. tt. Williams to be first lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an origiual vacancy. 
 S. H. Browne to be first lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864:, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 H. H. Harris to be first lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill 
 
 an origiual vacancy. 
 G. P. C. Rumbough to be first lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, 
 
 to fill au original vacancy. 
 E. N. Wise to be first lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, l^&i, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 
 C. W. Babbitt to be first lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill 
 
 au original vacancy. 
 T. J. Muncure to be first lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill 
 
 an origiual vacancy. 
 R. M. Sully to be first lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancj'. 
 J. H. Harney to be first lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 John Mahoon to be first lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 J. L. Bartlett to be first lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an origiual vacancy. 
 
 D. E. Crossland to be first lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 W. J. Ratcliffe to be first lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 au original vacancy. 
 T. S. Newcomb to be first lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 G. E,. Margrave to be first lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 J. S. Morrison to be first lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 M. M. Long to be first lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill an 
 
 origiual vacancy. 
 James J. Davis to be first lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 R. A. 0. Hea to be first lieutenant 2d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill an 
 
 original vacancy. 
 R. H. Griffin to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1S64, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 D. S. Hessey to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacanc}-. 
 
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 11. W. Poatross to be second lieutenant 1st rcgimont, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacaucy. 
 W, A. Gordon to be socoud lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 J. H. Gilmer, Jr., to be second lieutenant Isfc regiment, March 29, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 William Glenn to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacaucy. 
 
 D. C. Woodruff to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy, 
 C. M. Bolton to be setond lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 C. E. Young to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill au original vacancy. 
 John M. Hood to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, JIarch 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacaucy. 
 •T. J. Norwood to bo second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 C. Maupin to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original va^ancy. 
 
 E, B. Meade to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 John 8. Mason to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 C. M. Davis to be second lieutenant 1st regiment, March 29, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 E. H. Wells to be second lieutenant 1st battalion, April .30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 H. H. W. Reynolds lobe second lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, 
 
 to fill au original vacancy. 
 J. F. Ferguson to be second lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 M. H. Smith to be secoud lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacanc}'. 
 Joseph Seay to be secoud lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 au original vacancy. 
 E, Sandcliffe to be second lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1864, lo fill 
 
 an original vacancy, 
 A. Trumbull to be second lieutenant 1st battalion, April 30, 1861, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 John B, Perkins to bo second lioutenaut 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 C, F, Boyd to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1861, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 
60 
 
 D. W. Printz to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 M. F. Maury to be second lieutenant 3J regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 P. "W. Semmes to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 W. B. Halyburton to be second lieutenant' 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, 
 
 to fill an original vacancy. 
 H. 0. Minor to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 J. W. Chalmers to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 M. Houston to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacancy. 
 Charles Foster to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 
 E. Malone to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 
 an original vacaucj'. 
 W. K. Campbell to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to 
 
 fill an original vacancy. 
 T. E. Marble to be second lieutenant 3d regiment, April 30, 1864, to fill 
 an original vacancy. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector-Geueral. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS,") Adjutant and InspectqrQenekal's Office, 
 
 No. 62. j iJiCHMOND, Ji<?y 30, 1864. 
 
 I.. The resignations of the following named ofiicers have been ac- 
 cepted by the President, to take efieet from the dates annexed to their 
 respective names: 
 
 Surgeon Wm S McChesney, 27th Virginia vols, July 1,1864 
 
 Captain Wm L Maule, Co E, 25th battalion \a, vols, July 2, 1864 
 
 Surgeon W II Pyle, 19th Texas cavalry, June 6, 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J P Moses, Co D, Slst Tennessee vols, July 8, 1864 
 
 Colonel J B 'Walton, Artillery P A C 8, 
 
 First Lt J E Swinson, Co B, Slst N C vols, July 9, 1864 
 
 " W A Baker, Co F, 26th S C vols, July 11, 1864 
 
 Captain D S Waiiswurth, '• " " 
 
 « W B Wise, Co C, 17th N C vols, " 
 
61 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Jno H PeeWes, 
 
 Co E, 42d N C vols, 
 
 July 
 
 11, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captaiu 
 
 Tliop A Grace, 
 
 Co C, 27th Georgia vols. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 R P Tally, 
 R L Robb, 
 
 Adjutant C-^d Georgia vols, 
 ADC, etc, 23d " 
 
 
 ,, 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 Jas.W Blanton, 
 
 Co K, Monroe's reg .\rk cavalry, 
 
 May 28, 
 
 1864 
 
 " 
 
 Kdw'fi 81iarp, 
 
 Co I, 22d Texas infantry. 
 
 
 M 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 J C Chandler, 
 
 Co C, 201 h Texas disin'ted cavalry. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 N Buckner, 
 
 NicUoU's light battery, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Chaplain 
 
 J Sandola. 
 
 P A C S. 
 
 Juno 
 
 1, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain 
 
 J E H;iwkins, 
 
 CIo If, 12th Texas cavalry. 
 
 June 
 
 2. 
 
 1864 
 
 Second Lt 
 
 H F O'Neal, 
 
 Co B, ISMi Texas infantry. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 D C Smith, 
 
 Co B, 2d " 
 
 
 «' 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J B Scott, 
 
 Co F*, lOtli Missouri cavalry. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Agent 
 
 DF Shall, 
 
 Q M department, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Wm W Mabry, 
 
 Co G, 26th Texas cavalry, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 " 
 
 H Ileffter, 
 
 Co R, 1st « 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 " 
 
 A Eves. 
 
 Co A. 14th Texas infantry. 
 
 
 X 
 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 Jolin Wiatt, 
 
 1st Mississippi partisan rangers. 
 
 July 
 
 12, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain 
 
 Thos L Morrow, 
 T M .Tones, 
 
 (Jo D, 44th Alabama vols, 
 Co F, ."Wst Georgia vols. 
 
 
 '* 
 
 
 Rov'd 
 
 J M Brittain, 
 
 Chaplain 38th " " 
 
 
 '■ 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Ellis Hale, 
 
 Co C, 24th Virginia vols. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 .7 W Walkup, 
 
 Chaplain 9th " " 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 "W E Oldham, 
 
 Co D, 15th N C vols. 
 
 
 « 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 P P Agostini, 
 
 Co C, 7th 'i « 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Jns Soyars, 
 
 Co B, 2d N C battalion, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 " 
 
 r Kendall, 
 
 Co B, 2Gth battalion Georgia vols. 
 
 April 
 
 1, 
 
 1S64 
 
 " 
 
 J S Holt, 
 
 Co E. 2d battalion L D T, 
 
 July 
 
 13, 
 
 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 .Tno H Hayes, 
 
 Co IL 1st N C cava! ry. 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 W J Wallace, 
 
 Co B, 4Sth Mississippi vols, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 W G Star, 
 
 Chaplain 47th Alabama vols, 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 Colonel 
 
 D Wyatt Aiken, 
 
 7th S C vols. 
 
 July 14, 
 
 1864 
 
 Secnd Lt 
 
 C n Boyle, 
 
 Co H, 43d Alabama vols. 
 
 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 W B Asberry, 
 
 Co E, 34th battalion Va cavalry, 
 
 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 D H Harman, 
 
 Co C, a4th '• " " 
 
 
 
 m 
 
 Captain 
 
 J W Latta. 
 
 Co A, 66th N 5 vols, 
 
 July 
 
 8, 
 
 1864^ 
 
 First ^t 
 
 Thos E Haltom, 
 
 Co K,34th " «' 
 
 July 
 
 15, 
 
 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Tlios P Lane, 
 
 Co H, 25tli " " 
 
 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 G W Morton, 
 
 Co B, nth Mississippi vols. 
 
 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 R M Nimmo, 
 
 Co A, 1st batt<iliou cavalry, L D, 
 
 
 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 T Eliason, 
 
 P A S, 
 
 
 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 J E Wheeler, 
 Wm >I Young, 
 
 Chapla,in P AC S, 
 
 
 
 
 Ass Surg 
 
 K G Watson, 
 Ro B Harris, 
 
 14th Tennessee cavalry, 
 17th and 23d Tennessee vols. 
 
 July 
 
 16, 
 
 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 •T M Young, 
 
 Co R. 1st Confederate cavalry, 
 
 
 
 
 CaptJtin 
 
 G M Roberts. 
 
 Co I, 60th N C vols. 
 
 
 
 
 Fir«t Lt 
 
 C R Warren, 
 
 n Qnin, 
 
 D W Johnsl<:>n. 
 
 Co A. 33d Mississippi vols, 
 Co K. .S3d « *' 
 Co n. 2d " " 
 
 
 
 
62 
 
 First Lt 
 
 F Kendall, 
 
 " 
 
 K n Willdns, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Alex ir Bright, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Jno A Cuthbert, 
 
 •' 
 
 R C Massenburg, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 J E'Gandcy, 
 
 " 
 
 Jno Richardson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Joshua Ward, 
 
 » 
 
 L H Kenan, 
 
 « 
 
 W P Redwine, 
 
 « 
 
 J A Seale, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Sam'lG Battle, 
 
 " 
 
 R A Willis, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Levi Lybrand, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 M Sincord, 
 
 " 
 
 A J Fuller, 
 
 Captain 
 
 A F Henderson, 
 
 Major 
 
 W C Morelock, 
 
 Captain 
 
 A C Gardner, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 T C Thomas, 
 
 Captain 
 
 C R Harris, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J L Fly, 
 
 " 
 
 Robert Fenner, 
 
 (i 
 
 J W Seaton, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 John W Hodges, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Jas A Brown, 
 
 « 
 
 G J Baukhead, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J Loraine Noe, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 T W Damns, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Jno D Clarke, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 John Fisher, 
 
 " 
 
 J C French, • 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 J W Pierce, 
 
 " 
 
 J P Mason, 
 
 
 D J Abbott, 
 
 
 J Kile. 
 
 Major 
 
 K M Van/.andt, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Wm R Nail, 
 
 Colonel 
 
 N M Binford, 
 
 Major 
 
 J H Kampnian, 
 
 Captain 
 
 B B Seat, . 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J H Friar, 
 
 " 
 
 W B Seymour, 
 
 '• 
 
 R M Bragg, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 B W Kay, 
 
 Captain 
 
 W N Smith, 
 
 Ass Surg 
 
 R Wilson,' 
 
 Captain 
 
 B W Green. Jr, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 C A Johnson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 H A Boone, 
 
 Co B, 26th Georgia battalion, July 16, 1864 
 
 Co E, 2d bat Alabama light artillery, " 
 
 Co C, 7 th Alabama cavalry, •' 
 
 Citizen Guard, 1st Mobile regiment, " 
 Co A, Ordnance gu.ard, July 18, 1864 
 
 Co A, Lymon's battalion, " 
 
 CoB, " •• '• 
 
 W L artillery, " 
 
 Co I, 1st Georgia regulars, " 
 
 Co I, 10th Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co E, 7th Alabama cavaJty, " 
 Co F, 1st bat Alabama artillery, July 19, 1864 
 
 Co C, 5th S C cavalry, " 
 
 Co A, TJth S C vols. " 
 
 Co K, 2d Georgia cavalry, " 
 
 Co 1, 1st " " " 
 
 A Q M G3d Virginia vols, " 
 
 3d Tennessee cavalry, " 
 Co G, 9th Tennessee cavalry, July 20, 1864 
 
 Co K, 9th «*' « " 
 
 Co E, 14th " " " 
 
 CoB, " " " 
 
 Co L, 6th " '■ " 
 
 CoF,52d " " " 
 
 Co B, 51st " " " 
 Co K, 27th Tennessee cavalry, 
 Co H, 5th Alabama cavalry, 
 Co A. 3d Kentucky vols. 
 Chaplain P A C S, 
 Co K, 32d Tennessee vols. 
 Drill-master P A C S, 
 ADC, etc, 
 
 Co B, 17th Texas cavalry, . " 
 
 Co D, Terrell's Texas cavalry, " 
 
 Co I, Capers' Louisiana cavalry, "' 
 
 Co' A, 16th Texas infantry, •• 
 
 7th regiment Texas infantry, " 
 
 Patton's company Texas cavalry, _" 
 
 19th Texas cavalry, " 
 
 Gd Texas volunteer infantry, " 
 
 Co F, 5th Texas mounted vols, " 
 
 Co D, 5th Texas mounted vols, " 
 
 Co D, 2d Arkansas cavalry, " 
 
 Co B, Monroe's regiment, " 
 
 R R sharpshooters, " 
 M S K & C, " ' July 23, 1864 
 
 P A C S, " 
 
 Co A, 24th Virginia cavalry, " 
 Co B, 5th battalion N C reserves, 
 
 Co B. 26th N C vols, •' 
 
 July 20, 1864 
 
 July 1,1864 
 June 30, 1864 
 Juno 7, 1864 
 
03 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J B Denne, 
 First Lt Ben'j Green, 
 Surgeon M'ni R Vaughan, 
 Lieut'nt K P Smith, 
 First Lt ^^II Clark, 
 Sec'nd Lt Jno L Yarhoronfth, 
 First Lt Ro M Welborn, 
 
 " "SYm J Wilkeson, 
 
 Major .IAD AIoKay, 
 Captain E A Curry, 
 Sec'nd Lt Klisha C Burnett, 
 Captain Joel S Jones, 
 Major C H Ford, 
 Captain .7 C Matlieny, 
 
 " J C Finckled, 
 
 « Jas T) Mclver, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt X W Kulin. 
 Captain Willis II Whitcwcll, 
 Sec'nd Lt S T .loncs, 
 Lt Col W C Swor, 
 Sec'nd Lt W F Leiper, 
 First Lt Dellosset I<amar, 
 Rev'd W W Lord, 
 First Lt E E Saunders, 
 Sec'nd Lt Wni Y Watson, 
 Lieut'nt T V Gantt, 
 First Lt R E Nelson. Jr. 
 Sec'nd Lt James N' Ilaney, 
 
 " G W Qiiarles, 
 
 First Lt D McKinuey, 
 Sec'nd Lt R Y Dwight, 
 
 " • Thomas Carter, 
 First Lt John Parker, 
 
 " A B Rhea, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Jas L Crittenden, 
 Captain J S lleece, 
 
 '•■ B D Brock, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt W R Adkius, 
 First Lt W D Adams, 
 Captain B L Bridges, 
 
 " J H Craven, 
 
 First Lt DC Chamberlin, 
 Sec'nd Lt Hiram Mathis, 
 
 « T I' Stovall, 
 
 Surgeon John Brownrigg, 
 Sec'nd Lt B U Pennybacker, 
 First Lt Charles B Cook, 
 Sec'nd Lt Thoniasi D Long, 
 First Lt John Harris, 
 
 Co K, 3d Georgia reserves, July 23, 1864 
 
 Adjutant 21st Georgia baft cavalry, '' 
 
 P A C S, July 25. 1S64 
 
 Co H, 3d Georgia reserves, " 
 
 Capt VV II Otey's company L D T, '■ 
 
 Cobb Guards, 22d batt Georgia art'y, " 
 
 Co C. 6th battalion N C reserves, " 
 
 Co T. 36th N C vols, « 
 
 31st NC vols, ■•< 
 
 Co A. ■♦th Florida battalion, " 
 
 • 
 
 Co B. 14th Virginia vols. " 
 
 Co E. 4"d Alabama vols, " 
 
 1st batt.alion L D troops. July 2C, 1864 
 
 Co E, olst Virginia vols, " 
 
 Co E, 23d S C vols, « 
 
 Co IL 26th N C vols, " 
 
 Co A. 2d Tennessee cavalry, " 
 
 Co C. 10th Tennessee cavalry, « 
 
 Co T, 27fh Tennessee vols, " 
 
 5th Tennessee vols. " 
 
 Co I, 4th Confed Tennessee regiment, '• 
 
 ADC, etc, " 
 
 Chaplain P A C S, July 27, 1S64 
 
 Co D. 9th Kentucky cavalry, _ " 
 
 Co C, 2d battalion Kentucky cavalry. •' 
 
 Co B, 1st battaliOH Virginia reserves, " 
 
 Co D. 1st battalion V'irginia reserves, " 
 
 Co A. ,'?Oth Virginia voU, " 
 
 Co D, 22d S C vols, « 
 
 Co H. 22a S C vols, " 
 
 1st S C regulars, « 
 
 Co O. 2.=ith and 44th "Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co E, 25th and 44th Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co B, 05th and 44th Tennessee vols, « 
 
 Signal corps P A C S. July 28, 1864 
 
 Co B,»Allison"s squailron, " 
 
 Co G, 4th Arkansas vols, " 
 
 Co 1), 3d Confederate cavalry, " 
 
 Co H, 8th Tex.as cavalry, 
 
 Co A, 2d Georgia cavalry, '■ 
 
 Co C 66th Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co K, 4Cth Mississippi vols, '• 
 
 Co K, 8th Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co K, Pith batt Mississippi cavalry. " 
 
 P A C S, July -29, 1864 
 
 Co II. 7th Virginia c.ivalry, " 
 
 Co A, 5th N C cavalry, " 
 
 Co F.Orr'sSC rifles, " • 
 
 Co D, 2-1 Kentncky battalion, 
 
64 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 Captain 
 
 A B Carringtnu, 
 U B Sobeits, 
 
 Chaplain P AC S, 
 
 Co 0, 7th Confederate cavalry batt, 
 
 July 29, 1864 
 
 II. .The following named oflicers have been dropped from the rolls of 
 
 the army, to take effect fruin the dates annexed to thei» respective 
 names : 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Wm N Chevalier, Co F, 25th Louisiana vols, July 1, 1864 
 
 " F M Baxter, Co K, 3d Confederate cavalry, " 
 
 Captain E C Cuthbert, A Q M, " 
 
 Doctor Wmllartwell Pierce, Gurley's (30th) Texas cavalry, July 2,1864 
 
 " Putnam SFulkerson, Elliott's Missouri cavalry, " 
 
 Captain 
 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 Lieut'nt 
 Doctor 
 
 Ro Willis Collins, 
 II F Dennis, 
 " F L Gracer, 
 
 Ass Surg W D Welden. 
 Captain Wm J Malone, 
 Sec'nd Lt Philip Kenuoa. 
 " B F Hampton, 
 
 J P Berrong, 
 T B Collins, 
 J Jones. 
 K II Edmonson, 
 E L Sweet, 
 .las Tluis Phillips, 
 '' Saui'l Iv McKuight, 
 
 " Charles Ilinkle, 
 
 " James A Hughes, 
 
 " Caleb A Man ley. 
 
 Ass Surg Kendall P Watson, 
 Lieut'nt Wm Saunders, 
 
 George H Nixon, 
 A T Kaiuey, 
 F II West, 
 T J Hall, 
 P T Bowles, 
 J H Brasseal, 
 Jacob Bamberger, 
 Wm J Hamlett, 
 J W Bennett, 
 B C Sigler, 
 W P Mast, 
 " "L Linton, 
 " S Kearney, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J W Alexander, 
 '• J Y Foster, 
 
 " R H Leonard, 
 
 -» " G W Price. - 
 
 " M F Scarborough, 
 
 Colonel 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 Captain 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Shanks' (2d) Missouri cavalry, " 
 
 A U M, " 
 
 A Q M, " 
 
 29th Georgia vols, July 8, 1864 
 
 A Q iVI P A C S, " 
 
 Co B, 7th Virginia cavalry, July 11, 1864 
 
 Co E, 6-tth N C vols, '• 
 
 Co D, 24th Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co D, 2d battalion Kentucky cavalry, " 
 
 Co C, 3d Tennessee vols . " 
 
 Co G, 9th Missouri vols, " 
 
 Co L, 21st S C vols, " 
 
 Forrest's regiment cavalry, July 13, 1864 
 
 i'aulkner's regiment cavalry, '■ 
 
 7th Kentucky mounted infantry, " 
 
 2d Tennessee cavalry, " 
 
 McDonald's battalion cavalry, " 
 
 Co F, 61st Virginia infantry, July 14, 1864 
 
 48th Tennessee vols, _ " 
 
 Ist Texas vols, July 15, 18&4 
 
 Adjutant 51st Georgia vols, " 
 
 Adjutant 37th batt Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Co C, 15th yirginiavols, " 
 
 Co A, 48th Alabauja vols, July 16, 1S64 
 
 Co H, 51st N C vols, " 
 
 Co H, 24th Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Artillery P ACS, ' " 
 
 Co H, Terrell's regiment, " 
 
 Co D, 19th S C vols, July 19, 1864 
 
 Co C, 2l8t Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co D, esth N C vols, July 20, 1864 
 
 Co K, 22d Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co K, 21st Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Co F, 5th Texas vols, • " 
 
 Co K, 17th Mississippi vol^, July 22, 1864 
 
 DriU-niaster P A C S, July 23, 1804 
 
65 
 
 Doctor Til BfiiniWhitcsiiles, 15lh Avkfiiisas infantry, July 2(i, 1864 
 
 " John 'Moffett Dunn. 3il Missouri cavah-y. " 
 
 First Lt Isaai- Ivolx'pts, Co B. liHh Lniisiuiia vols, .fuly 27, 1861 
 
 Captain W K Wliito. " Co E. 17th Alnbama vols, " 
 
 " Henry (Ilovol \nl, A Q M 57th Georgia vols. " 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjiitnnl and fiinprct'ir-Of'tfral. 
 
 GENEllAL ORDERS.) Ap.tutant and Txspector-Genf.rai.'s Offic*» 
 
 No. 63. 1 KiciiMOND, >1«^«s< 0, 1S64. 
 
 I. ..Vll lielnilcd men (including those lip) WCCT1 1 .S and -45 years of age) 
 will report to and l)e comitianded by tbe generals of Te.'ervcs in the 
 states to which tliej- rcspeflively brlong, who will or.i;ani7.o them into 
 companies and regiments. It i« not anticipated that they will be called 
 out except in emergencies occurring in or near tiio countic'' of their 
 residence, nor will service be exacted of them bcA-ond those counties 
 and those contiguous thereto. All exempts are allowe<l and are invited 
 to enroll themselves with such companies, so as to be prepared to aid in 
 defending their homes when menaced by the enemy.- 
 
 ' IT. .Officers and soldiers into whoso hands captured colors fall are pro- 
 hibited from, presenting them to individuals. 
 
 in. .Paragraph Y, General Orders, No. 59 (current series), is not in- 
 tended to ajiply to (ifBcers and bonded agents who are continuously 
 engaged in special service by order of the chief of the bureau to which 
 they belong, and whose vluties require them to travel from place to place. 
 In such eases, personal expenses are allowable in lieu of commutation 
 of fuel, quarters, and rations. Accounts of expenses will be vouched 
 and paid by the chief of the bureau from which the orders issue, and 
 transportation will bo furnished in kind. 
 
 IV. .So much of paragraph II, General OVders, No. 55 (current series), 
 as includes comniissioucd ofiBccrs in the operation of the "Act to promote 
 the efficiency of the cavalry of the Provisional army, and to punish law- 
 lessness and irregularities of any portion thereof,'' is revoked. 
 
 v.. General Orders, No. 9.3 (1863), is hereby revoked. 
 
 VI. .Paragraph I, General Orders, No. 49 (1863), is amended as fol- 
 lows : 
 
 Surgeons in charge of hospitals will have the military clothing of do- 
 6 
 
06 
 
 ceased soldiers washed before turning it over to the quartermaster for 
 reissue. The appraisement of such clothing will not exceed the prices 
 established in General Orders. 
 
 VII.. Great irregularities in the observance of the orders regarding 
 the collection of the tax in kind having existed, attention Ts called to 
 paragraphs I, II, III, and IV, General Orders, No. 43 (current series), 
 which are repeated and enjoined upon the army. Those orders are not 
 intended to authorize any quartermaster or commissary to establish tax 
 depots in organized tax districts, but to allow them, in cases where 
 exigency requires it, to collect from producers in government wagons. 
 The supplies already collected at the tax depots are always transferable 
 to them upon requisition. Attention of quartermasters and commis- 
 saries is specially called to this order. A violation of it is an outrage 
 to the tax-payer, and the efficiency of the tax in kind service demands 
 that offenders against it shall be held to strict accountability. 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector- Genera^. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS, ) Adjutant and Inepector-Genebal's Office, 
 
 No. 64. f Richmond, ^JiS-usf'^p, 1S64. 
 
 l..Tho following Roll of Honor is published, in accordance with 
 paragraph I, General Orders, No. 131 (186.3). It will be read to every 
 regiment in tho service at the first dross-parade after its receipt. 
 
 II. .Attention is called to the manner in which the selections under 
 the law should bo made. The non-commissioned oflScers and privates 
 are authorized, at the first dress-parade after each victory the company 
 shall have assisted to achieve, to distinguish, by a majority of their 
 votes, one private or non-commissioned officer most conspicuous for 
 gallantry and good conduct in the battle. Should more than one soldier 
 be hereafter selected by a company, as equal in merit, the name to be 
 announced upon the roll will be determined by lot. Commissioned 
 officers, distinguished for gallantry on the field, are not to be selected 
 by the vote of tho company, battalion, or regiment to which they 
 belong, but a statement of their special good conduct should be made 
 by their immediate commander, and forwarded, through the regular 
 channel, to this office. 
 
67 
 
 BATTLE OP WILLIAMSBURO. 
 
 Alabama. 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private AVilliam H. Duke,* Company A. 
 
 " J. R. Philips, " C. 
 
 Corporal William H. Powell * " D,' 
 
 Private James Ganavan, " I. 
 
 No selections from other companies. 
 
 BATTLE OP SEVEN PINES. 
 
 Alabama. 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Sergeant F. K. Williams,* " . A. 
 
 Private N. A. Hall, " B. 
 
 " J. B. Tallow, " C. 
 
 Corporal Eli Shortridgo,* ^ • " D, 
 
 Private John H. Deaton, " E. 
 
 " George Lee, " F. 
 
 " Charles Hippler, Jr.,* " G. 
 
 " John Caney, " I. 
 
 " J. D. Garrison,* , " K. 
 
 BATTLE OP GATNES' MILL. 
 
 Alabama. 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Corporal Saraupl L. Cochran,* " A. 
 
 Private R. T. Bush, " B. 
 
 John Shields, " C. » 
 
 " W. E. Donoho,* " D. 
 
 Sergeant J. B. Milner, " F. 
 
 3d Sergeant C. F. Walker, " G. 
 
 Sergeant W. II. McGraugh,* " II. 
 
 Private Hugh McKeone " I. 
 
 " John W. Griffin, " K, 
 
 BATTLE OP PRAZIER'S PARM. 
 
 Alabama. 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry: 
 
 Sergeant Joseph Jackson,* " A. 
 
 Corporal N. M. Howard, " B. 
 
 Private Robert Gaddes, " C. 
 
 " J. P. Whoelan, " D. 
 
68 
 
 4th Sergeant G. Schwartz, 
 Private J. Smith, 
 " John Lynch, 
 
 SfiCOND BATTLE OP MANASSAS. 
 
 Alabama. 
 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Corporal R. Murphy, 
 Private James Jennings, 
 
 BATTLE OP SHARP3BURQ. 
 
 Alabama. 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Corporal David Tucker, 
 Sergeant G. T. L. Robinson, 
 Private John Curry, 
 Sergeant C. f. Brown, 
 
 " Thomas Ryan,* 
 Corporal J. R. Searcy, 
 5th Sergeant James Castello,* 
 Private J. Herbert,* 
 
 " James Ryan, 
 
 " D. M. Harris,* 
 
 BATTLE OF CHANCELLORSVILLE. 
 
 Alabama. 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private Allen Boiling, 
 ■ " J. N. Howard, 
 Sergeant Robert Gaddes, 
 " P. H. Mayes, 
 " J. A. Kelly,* * 
 
 Private Patrick Leary, 
 " James Reynolds,* 
 
 BATTLE OP GETTYSBURft. 
 
 Alabama, 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Sergeant Ed. Clark, 
 Private Z. Hayns, 
 Sergeant Robert Gaddes, 
 " L. L. McCurdy, 
 
 Company G. 
 " G. 
 « I. 
 
 A. 
 B. 
 C. 
 D. 
 E. 
 F, 
 G. 
 H. 
 I. 
 K. 
 
(i9 
 
 Sergeant James R. Strickland, 
 
 " T. P. Ragesdell (color-V-earer), 
 Private C. G. Bush, 
 
 " J. Shrowl, 
 
 " Michael Duff, 
 
 " Michael Kane, 
 Company K declined making a seloctit)n; 
 
 Geortjia. 
 Cobb's Legion : 
 
 Sei;;eant J. L. Born, 
 '• A. C. Adair, 
 
 Corporal Putman, 
 
 Phillips' Legion : 
 
 Private Alfred Norris, 
 " E. J. Smith, 
 " Thomas Jolly,* 
 " M.aSovern, 
 
 " Blanton, 
 
 " Ootero, 
 
 Korth CaroUnn. 
 Baker's N. C. Brigade : 
 
 Captain James L. Gaines, 
 
 1st Lieutenant R. T. Fulyham, 
 
 Company 
 
 E. 
 
 « 
 
 F. 
 
 « 
 
 G. 
 
 (1 
 
 H. 
 
 (I 
 
 I. 
 
 X 
 
 I. 
 
 A. A. G, 
 A. D. C. 
 
 BATTLE OF LOCPST HILL. 
 
 Fourth Regiment of Infantry: 
 Captain J. B. Evans,* 
 2d Lieutenant George M. Hanson, 
 " Isaac W. Haymaker, 
 
 " n. H. McCrady,* 
 
 " A. P. Bourne, 
 
 Sergeant "VV. J. Wood, 
 Private Jesse Hinkle,* 
 " John Parish,* 
 " Byron Long, 
 " Thomas Ailstock, 
 " George W. Chapin,* 
 Sergeant J. H. Lawrence (color-bearer). 
 Other companies declined to select. 
 
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 BATTLE 01" BRANDY STATION. 
 
 North, Carolina. 
 Baker's Brigade : • 
 
 Major J. B. Neal, . Q. M. 
 
 Captain'James L. Gaines, A. A. G. 
 
 1st Lieutenant R. F. Fulyham, A. D. C. 
 
 BATTLE OF PAYNE's FARM. 
 
 Virginia. 
 Fifth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Captain William T. Hall, 
 
 1st Lieutenant J. M. Brown, ^ 
 
 Corporal Reuben L. Gillock (since dead), 
 
 Private Kenney S. Henderson, " 
 
 Corporal Samuel Lucas,* 
 
 Sergeant John S. Lightner, 
 
 Private George W. Wiseman,* 
 
 " Cornelius Donahoe, 
 Corporal Jacob Brown, 
 Private Daniel Wide, 
 
 " James W. Spruight, 
 
 " Albert Ramsey, 
 Sergeant Washington Grim (color-bearer). 
 
 BATTERY WAGNER, CHARLESTON HARBOR. 
 
 Captain C. S. Hill, Acting Chief of Ordnance. 
 
 " C. E. Chichester, Acting Chief of Artillery. 
 
 Major Champony, Acting Chief of Engineers. 
 
 Sergeant J. T. Repass, company B, 61st N. C. troops. 
 Private Henry Winemore, company F, 61st N. C. troops. 
 
 BATTERY GREGG, CHARLESTON HARBOR. 
 
 Sergeant J. E. Edgerton, company A, 25th S. C. infantry. 
 Private E. H. Martin, company K, Rutledge cavalry. 
 
 " W. D. Du Barry, company E, Charleston batt. 
 
 " A. Grimball,"Marion artillery. 
 
 " F. K. Huger, company F, Aiken's partisan rangers. 
 
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 BATTLE OP CHICKAMAUOA. 
 Alabama, 
 
 Sixteenth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private George W. Tims,* 
 
 " William H. Watt?,* 
 
 " William Hill, 
 
 " Thomas Garner,* 
 
 " Joshua Lewis, 
 
 " John McMicken, 
 
 " James P. Yonng,* 
 
 " Iliram S. White (since dead), 
 Corporal W. Calvin Rodan,* 
 Private David 11. Stevrart, 
 Eighteenth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel.'Richard F. Inge.* 
 Captain Joseph H. Justice,* 
 
 " Orville A. Stringer,* 
 
 " J. Henry Hammond, =■* 
 Ist Lieutenant Allen J. Kidi,* 
 
 " Sherman K. Fielder,* 
 
 Private J. M. Carpenter, 
 Corporal J. T. Williams, 
 Sergeant R. J. Micars,* 
 
 " J. A. Lambert, 
 
 Private W. Howard,* 
 
 " M. Smith, 
 
 " J. M. Gevin,* 
 Sergeant J. F. Williamson, 
 Corporal P. W. Ohara, 
 Private W. A. McCarty,* 
 Twenty-fourth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private'Andrew Crivillari, 
 
 " Peter Cusick, 
 
 " G. C. AVells, 
 Sergeant G. W. Moody (color-bearer), 
 Private Thomat-- Hamilton, 
 
 " 'William Ginnery, 
 
 " William Meadow, 
 Companies E, Q,|and K declined selecting. 
 
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 Tweiit.v-sigbth Regiment of Infantry: 
 Private G. W. Aubra.y, 
 
 " J. R. (Jaither, 
 1st SergGant W. U. Logan, 
 Private C. D. Goolsby, 
 
 " R. F. Sumner, 
 . Corporal David Knox, 
 1st Sergeant W. J. V.^lson, 
 Private Hosea Vines, 
 
 " L. P. Wright, 
 Sergeant James R. Smith, 
 Private Jacob Sraitli, 
 Thirty-tbird Regiment of Infantry : 
 Captain W. E. Dodson, 
 
 " B. F. Hammctt, 
 •■ Private W. R. Mock, 
 
 ••' J. D. Perry, 
 Sergeant C. L. Sessions,* 
 Private P. H. S. Lewis,* 
 3d Sergeant Richard R. Rush,* 
 Corporal Alexander R. Bell, 
 Private W. E. Ilatten, 
 
 " AVilliam Harris, 
 The other companies made no selection. 
 Thirty-fourth Regiment of Infantry: 
 Sergeant J. L. Carltoii, 
 
 '' A. C. Ferguson, 
 
 Private W. M. Johnston, 
 
 " G. W. Smith, 
 
 " W. A. Houston, 
 
 " S. H. Pitts, 
 Sergeant W. H. Long, 
 
 Companies B and F declined making a selection. 
 Thirty-eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private T. C. Ezell,* 
 Corporal James M. Moore, 
 
 " J. S. Piatt, 
 Private A. McAlpin,* 
 Sergeant W. W. Boauford,* 
 Corporal Joel W. Bell, 
 Private A. D. Sims, 
 Sergeant W. W. Holly,* 
 Private Patrick Dayton,* 
 
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 Private Tliomas H. Wilson,* 
 Sergeimt John L. May, 
 Forty-third Regiment of Infantry: 
 Private William R. Ethridge,* 
 
 " John W. Manoss, 
 
 Sergeant W. C. Jobnson, 
 
 , " Newton Bfuce, 
 
 " Maxey, 
 
 Privnte D. II. Seott, 
 
 " Daniel F. Tubbs, 
 
 " John Barnes, 
 
 " William W. Scates, 
 Company G declined making a selection. 
 Fifty-eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Sergeant Joel 13. Freeman (color-bearor), 
 
 " S. C. Johnston, 
 Private J. N. Ward, 
 Sergeant J. li. Huddlcston, 
 Private J. W. Burgess,* 
 
 " Z. E. Lee, 
 
 " J. V. McGinnis, 
 
 " T. J. Mize, ' 
 
 " T. J. Harrell, 
 Sergeant W. C. McClelen, 
 Corporal J. K. Rogers, 
 Gibson's Battalion of Infantry : 
 
 1st Lieutenant L. S. Mathews, 
 Corporal R. A. Jones, 
 Private Silas B. Dutton, 
 
 " George Ridley, 
 First Battalion Alabama Legion : 
 Adjutant John Mussey. 
 Private John U. Conner,* 
 
 " J. E. Wright, 
 
 " James M. Gibson, 
 
 " B. A. Davis,* 
 Sergeant J. L. Cox,* 
 Private A J. Daw,* 
 Company G declined making a selection. 
 
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 Private John IT. rvsmdall, 
 1st Sergcaiil Socrates Spi<»ner, 
 Private Benjamin F. Temples,* 
 
 " William P. Jones, 
 
 " George H. Norris,* 
 Corporal Joseph V. Castlebury,* 
 
 Third Battalion Alabama Legion : 
 Captain John McCreless, 
 Private Micajah Kirklaiid,* 
 
 " John Blarikenship (since dead), 
 " Henry R. Lewis, 
 Companies B, D, and F, declined making selections 
 
 Artillery Battalion Alabama Legion : 
 * Private Jackson Lee,* 
 Corporal James E. French, 
 Private B. F. Martin,* 
 " II. S. Turlington,* 
 
 Eufaula Light Artillery: 
 
 Private John C. Carroll (since dead). 
 
 Semplo's Battery: 
 
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 First Mounted Regiment : 
 
 Private James A. McKinzy, 
 
 " John B. Williams, 
 
 " T. J. Baskins, 
 2d Sergeant James H. Hart, 
 Private John L. Farrow,* 
 2d Sergeant Silas Smoote, 
 Private J. M. Alphin, 
 2d Sergeant George W. Bryant, 
 Corporal Samuel Plummer, 
 
 " Alexander P. Lyle,* 
 
 First Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Colonel John W. Colquitt. 
 Adjutant S. N. Greenv.uod,* 
 Captain Samuel Shoup, 
 
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 1st Lieutenant Lonis Hillman, 
 " James G. Wilsou, 
 
 " A. J. Pitner, 
 
 " M. B. Harris. 
 
 2d Lieutenant Augustus Ruffnor, 
 Sergeant L. J. Pcrrj, 
 Private Charles Trickett, 
 
 " J. W. Bell, 
 Sergeant N. B. Mcrshall, 
 Private J. H. Callahan, 
 Sergeant F. IL Barnctt. 
 Private Joseph Hubbard, 
 " James AVord, 
 '' James R. (iriffin. 
 Sergeant M. L. Nobles, 
 
 Second Mounted Regiment : 
 
 Private Edward Blaylock, 
 Sergeant Alexander flarrelson. 
 Private J. N. C. Bird,* 
 " Enoch Tarver, 
 " Thomas Candler,* 
 " G. T. Anderson, 
 " D. Boultiiighouse, 
 ." William Howard,* 
 
 Fourth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private William R. Barnehill, 
 " J. F. Cheatham,* 
 
 Private Lewis McCleudon,* 
 
 " William F. Williams, 
 1st Sergeant J. P. Lawrence, 
 4th " Thomas J. llajucs, 
 1st Corporal William Howard, 
 Private James Flinn, 
 
 " T. J. 0. Tibbitts, n 
 
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 Captain John R. Richardson, 
 
 " W. F. Gibson, 
 l.-t Lieutenant B. 0. Holton, 
 " H. H. HarriB. 
 
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 Private T. J. Sanders,* 
 
 " P. D. Robbins, 
 
 " H. J. Townsend, 
 
 " Charles Buther, 
 
 " W. E. Decker, 
 
 " Robert J. Obar, 
 1st Sergeant D. P. Porter, 
 Companies A. C, and H, declined making selections- 
 
 Twenty-fifth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Corporal W. M. Young, 
 
 " Sampson Grimmet, 
 Private Georee Magby, 
 Corporal J. M. Edwards, 
 Private James C. Moore, 
 Sergeant Thomas J. Keely, 
 Private R. C. Ogden, 
 
 " Morris Foley, 
 Sergeant Harry Burger, 
 
 " J. J. Poindexter, 
 
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 Thirty-first Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private Jonathan Pool, 
 4th Sergeant J. G Reed,* 
 Private James M. Garven, 
 '•• William H. Hine, 
 Private John N. Cannon, 
 Sergeant James W. Carter, 
 Private Frank M. Arnold, 
 Sergeant George W. Williams, 
 Private J. E. Coker, 
 
 Fourth Battalion of Infantry : 
 
 1st Sergeant John M. Douglas, 
 Corporal George W. Best, 
 Private Willis Worley, 
 " John P. Bullion,^' 
 
 Second and Fifteenth Regiments of Infantry (consolidated) 
 Lieutenant-Colonel R. F. Harvey. 
 Lieutenant R. E. Smith, 
 
 Sergeant B. B. Kail* (color-bearer), 2d Arkansas. 
 Private G. W. Stewart, " 
 
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 1st Sergeant John Gleeson, 2d Arkansas. 
 Corporal Stephen Roberts, " 
 
 Private II. R. Robinson, " 
 
 Corporal J. W. Puckeft, " 
 
 Sergeant H. A. Atkinson, " 
 
 " J. N. Baker (color-bearer), 15th .\rkansas. 
 Corporal J. E. Violet, 15tb " 
 
 Fifth and Thirteenth Regiments of Infantry (consolidated): 
 
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 1st Lieutenant W. T. Jones. 
 
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 " William F. King, 
 
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 Corporal John Hampton, 
 
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 Private J. B. Hodges, 13th Arkansas, 
 
 
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 Sixth and Seventh Regiments of Infantry (consolidated) : 
 
 
 Captain J. W. Martin, 
 
 
 
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 Lieutenant T. W. Lockett, 
 
 
 
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 Corporal 0. J. C. Formly, 
 
 
 
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 Private Elijah Goings, 
 
 
 
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 " G. W. Bolger, 
 
 
 
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 " P. M. Williamson, 
 
 
 
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 " J. T. Di.xon, 
 
 
 
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 Sergeant J. M. Dnuson, 
 
 
 
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 J. M. Kelly, 
 
 
 
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 " Thomas B. Podgett, 
 
 
 
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 Nineteenth ami Twonty-fourth Regimcntf5 of 
 
 Infantry (consolidated) : 
 
 Private Jacob ^ewgent, 
 
 Company A. 
 
 '• G. W. Green, 
 
 " ^ B. 
 
 " G.,"W. Jones, 
 
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 " J. B. Floyd, 
 
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 " J. T. Cooper, 
 
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 •' William Ilolman, 
 
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 " Peter Simpson, 
 
 " G. 
 
 " Thacus Glass, 
 
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 " T. J. Thompson, 
 
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 Florida. 
 First Regiment of Cavalry (dismounted) : 
 Private J. Wesley Herring,* 
 Sergeant Madison Higginbotham, 
 Private William R. Phillips, 
 
 '* George W. Lewis, t 
 
 " George W. Tully, 
 
 " E. J. Tyner, 
 Sergeant W. M. Simmons, 
 Private John Grimes, 
 Corporal Harvey J. Goddard, 
 Company C declined making a selection. 
 
 First and Third Regiments of Infantry (consolidated) ; 
 Sergeant Randolph Hernandez, 1st li'lorida, 
 Private Henry Taylor, " 
 
 '* George Williams, 
 
 " Samuel V. Neeley, 
 •" John Wheele'r, 1st Florida, 
 
 Sergeant E. V. McCaskill, " 
 Private Alfred Bray, " 
 
 " John Dixon, " 
 
 Sergeant E. E. Baggett, " 
 Private Robert B. McKay, " 
 
 " Robert Curry, . 3d Florida, 
 
 " Lett Allen, " " 
 
 • " Jasper N. Caroway, " " 
 
 " Spicer B. Wilds, " " 
 
 Sergeant William Lamb, " " 
 
 Private George Walker, " " 
 
 " T. A. Huchingson, " " 
 
 " C. Bray, " " 
 
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 Fourth Regiment of Infantry: 
 Colonel W. L. L. Bowen. 
 Captain J. D. Muit, 
 Lieutenant A. S. Pope, 
 " A. S. Owens, 
 
 " G. C. Dikle, 
 
 " W. M. T. Johnson, 
 
 " W. J. Hanks, 
 
 Private W. A. Haas, 
 Sergeant Thomas L. Wingatt, 
 " J. W. Ilammerly, 
 ■ Private J. 13. Arnol,!, 
 " II. Kcllj Mills, 
 " W. 0. Banning, 
 " J. N. Conyers, 
 " Johnson Poppin, 
 Corporal G L. Bryant, 
 Sergeant J. 11. Brannon, 
 
 Sixth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private David Cannon, 
 
 " Nixon Elliott, 
 
 " John McDonald, 
 
 " "William Royals, 
 Sergeant Leabornc Weatherly, 
 Corporal S. E. J. Hall, 
 Private J. Martin, 
 Companies D, F, and H, declined making soleotions. 
 
 Seventh Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private William'Adison, " A. 
 
 " John H. Hendry, . ' " B. 
 
 " Bonjatnin Turner, *' ^^ 
 
 " William Ufk, •' F- 
 
 % Josephus Mo.'ss, " ^• 
 
 Companies C, E, Q, II, and I, made no selections. 
 
 Georgia. 
 Fifth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private J. Kirly Bro-vn,* " -A.. 
 
 " Thnm.i8 B. Wicr, " B. 
 
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 Private William M. Blackwell, 
 
 " T. H. DeVane, 
 1st Sergeant John P. Chapman, 
 Private James Torrance,* 
 Company II made no selection. 
 
 Forty-seveuth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Sprgeant John Frain (color-bearer), 
 
 " S. S. Wacaser, 
 Private William Hart, 
 
 '• William Hardin, 
 
 " P. G. Dickinson, 
 
 " Alexander Pope,* 
 Corporal J. S. Lee, 
 Other companies declined making selecticms. 
 
 Kentucky. 
 Second Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private Benjamin F. Parker, 
 Corporal Mornix W. Virdon, 
 Private John Connelly, 
 Corporal Frank D. Buckner, 
 Sergeant William Fazer, 
 
 " Henry Fritz, 
 Private Louis W. Parado, 
 
 " Oscar Huekley, 
 
 " Frank Taylor, 
 
 Fourth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Lieutenant B. T. Smith,* 
 • " John L. Bell,* 
 
 Sergeant R. H. Lindsey (color-hearer), 
 
 Corporal Ephraim Smith, 
 
 Private John M. Greeny, 
 « John R. Brinkley, 
 " Thomas II. Covington,* 
 " William J. Watkins, 
 " Frelding Skeegs, 
 " Alexander Smith, 
 " William N. Ballard, 
 " John H. Blanchard, 
 " Mathias Garrett, 
 
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 Fifth Regiment of Infautry : 
 
 Lt. Col. Gcoigc W. Conner. 
 
 Adjutant Thomas B. Cook. 
 
 Captain T. J. Henry, Company C. 
 
 " Thomas Desha, " X. 
 
 Private Frank II. Haysinct, " A. 
 
 " Samuel South, " jj, 
 
 " Richard Varbro, " E. 
 
 Sergeant F. W. Campbell, " p. 
 
 Private Winlock Shelton, • << K. 
 
 Companies C, D, and I, declined making selections. 
 
 Sixth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 2d Lieutennnt James P. Cole, " Q. 
 
 Private H. Lober, '/ A. 
 
 " .John Hinton, " B. 
 
 " Mareellus Mathews, " D. 
 
 " Henry Hamcs, " H. 
 
 Sergeant F. P. Randall, " I. 
 Companies C, E, and G, declined making eolections. 
 
 Ninth Regiment of Infanlry : 
 
 Corporal John L. Dunn (since deadj, " A. 
 
 Private Norborn G. Gray, « B. 
 
 " Andrew J. Kirtley, " C. 
 
 Corporal John W. Carroll, " D. 
 
 " Nuthan Board (since dead), " G. 
 Other selections declined. 
 
 Loxiisiann. 
 
 Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private Thomas Conforth, " A. 
 
 " Robert Hamilton, " B. 
 
 " John Murthor, " • C. 
 
 Corporal William Mchl, " D. 
 
 Private A. Ham, « E. 
 
 " P. Wagener, " F. 
 
 " William Pcnn, " G. 
 
 Sergeant Charles Sweeny, " U. 
 
 Private Robert Walker, " -J. 
 
 " John Dugan, " K. 
 
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 Sixteenth Regiment of Infantrj' : 
 Csrporal S. N. Collinsworth, 
 
 " G. W. Holton, 
 Sergeant 11. M. Nash, 
 Corporal W. W. Chapman, 
 • Sergeant Otho Adler (since dead), 
 Private Oliver Ellis Evans (since dead), 
 Sergeant Josiah Perry, 
 Private J. J. Wooters, 
 Sergeant A. J. Koouer, 
 Private William Jackson, 
 
 Twenty-fifth Regiment of Infantry: 
 Private J. W. Uudnall, 
 Corporal G-. W. Newcomer, 
 Private L. H. Merero, 
 
 " Allen Brister (since dead), 
 
 " James Grisham, 
 
 " B. F. Lamius (since dead), 
 
 " 0. E. Green, 
 
 " Jacob Hornburger (since dead), 
 
 « David Sills, 
 Sergeant 0. H. P. Kaller, 
 
 Nineteenth Regiment of Infantry : 
 A. S. Major T. B. Davidson. 
 Private John C. Walker, 
 
 " B. L. Gardner, 
 Sergeant M. H. Loveless, 
 Corporal A. K. Wilson, 
 Private John Carter, 
 
 " William Eearthly, 
 Sutler W. A. Rhodes, 
 'Corporal John Mabry, 
 Private Joe Williams^ 
 Sergeant 0. T. Watson, 
 
 Twentieth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private James Young, 
 Corporal Ph. Schilling, 
 Private Aug. Lockwell, 
 
 " Pat. Moonoy, 
 
 " William Kennedy, 
 Sergeant M. Manning, 
 
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 " John llagan, " B. 
 
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 '• William Shively (since dead), " B. 
 
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 " Girard Ballance (since dead), " E. 
 
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 " L. Q. Collins, " B. 
 
 " John Kittrell, " C. 
 
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 " William Stringfellow, *" " G. 
 
 " F. Shatids,* " II. 
 
 " James McDonald, " I. 
 
 « John Hadley, '• K. 
 
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 " W. Ward, " B. 
 
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 Private Thomas Dillon, " D. 
 
 " Thomas Armstrong, " E. 
 
 " D. Potts, • " r« 
 
 " S. T. Lumley, • '""^^ " G. 
 
 " C. M. Carter (since dead),"""" . " H. 
 
 Sergeant D. R. Biles, " I. 
 
 Private Wilson Hay, " K. 
 
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 Private Smith Scroggins (since dead), 
 
 " J. B. Milton,«'- 
 
 " Samuel H. Stephenson, 
 
 " J. W. Looney,* 
 Private Monroe M. Miller,* 
 
 " J. M. Cooper, 
 Sergeant C. H. Reed, 
 2d Sergeant John Calvin Dean, 
 Private C. C. Campbell,* 
 Sergeant T. W. Crabb, 
 
 Forty-fifth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private John J. Mahaffly, 
 4th Sergeant F. McGI-aiighy, 
 Private Joel Swindle, 
 
 " E. H. Templeton, 
 
 " Newton M. Brown,* 
 
 " Samuel McNeely, 
 
 " George W. Young, 
 
 " Odom Cox,* 
 
 Hawkins' Battalion of Sharp-shooters : 
 2d Lieutenant R. V. Coleman,* 
 Pi-ivate Robert Jackson Custer, 
 Cofporal J. R. Willis, 
 
 Swetts' Battery : 
 
 Lieutenant H. Shannon. 
 Corporal Warren HuflFman. 
 
 Turner's Battery : 
 
 Private F. H. Hendrix* 
 
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 Thirty-ninth Regiment of Infantry: 
 
 * Sergeant W. B. Hughes, " A. 
 
 " W. H. Henson, " B. 
 
 Private Gaither Davidson, " C. 
 
 " William Mingas, " C. 
 
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 " Jason M. Hicks, " E. 
 
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 Sergeant William A. Vance, 
 Private William F. Bradshaw, 
 Sergeant John Hughes, 
 Private Braxton Cox, 
 
 " William A. Penley,* 
 
 " C. Gentry, 
 
 " K. Garrett, 
 
 " P. Bumgarner, 
 Sergeant John Ayres,-" 
 
 " P. Duncan, 
 Private M. llarrell, 
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 Corporal W. P. Rice,* 
 Private 0. A. Brown, 
 Sergeant D. L. Smith (since dead), 
 Private Madison Tow, 
 
 " W. W. Cowiirt, 
 Corporal William Jordan,* 
 Sergeant J. L. Cathey, 
 Private J. M. Puland, 
 Companies D and E declined selecting. 
 
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 Private P. P. Todd, 
 
 • " Cornelius Cannon, 
 Sergeant S. Byrd, 
 Private A. J. Council, 
 Corporal E. B. Glisson,* 
 " Samuel Kirby, 
 " C. B. Foxworth, 
 Sergeant R. R. Owens, 
 Private J. A. Boatwright, 
 
 " E. T. Rogers, 
 Companies A and G declined selecting. 
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 Private Andrew Kneese,- 
 
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 " J. T. Crawford, 
 Sergeant J. R. Sneed, 
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 Culpepper's Battery : 
 
 Corporal J. N. Davis.. 
 
 Tennessee. 
 Second Regiment of Infantry: 
 Colonel W. D. Robinson. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W. J. Hall. 
 Captain James T. C. McKnight,* 
 
 " William P. Bowers,* 
 1st Lieutenant A. B. Scbell, 
 Sergeant John W. Stone (color-bearer). 
 Private James 0. Oslin, 
 Sergeant Joseph I). Sheppard, 
 Private Andrew J. Allen, 
 Corporal William R. Lamb, 
 Private W. W. Whitsell, 
 Sergeant W. J. Todd, 
 1st Sergeant Thomas E. Stone, 
 Private James B. Maloue, 
 John H. A¥. Terry^^y^j,^^ , 
 
 Fourth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 2d Lieutenant W. H. Webber,* 
 Fifth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private R. A. Burton, 
 "" E. G. Seaton, 
 " W. J. Thornton, 
 " R. A. Coley, 
 Sergeant James (}'. Moflfatt, 
 5th Sergeant, Patrick Konnedj^ 
 Private G. M. Comer, 
 
 Seventeenth Regiment of Infantry: 
 Captain F. B. Terry, 
 " U. C. Harrison, 
 " J. R. Handly, 
 " J. D. Cooper, 
 
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 1st Lieutenant J. R. Floyd. 
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 1st " R. McCuUougli, 
 
 ^ " Matt Scruprgs,* 
 
 2.1 ■ " Z. W. Ewiiig, 
 
 Private T. P. PHrker. 
 
 " S. G. RlacUman, 
 
 " II. D McCrory, 
 
 " J. 8. Wiseman, 
 
 " J. A. AVilsoa, 
 
 " J. W. Haggard, 
 
 " John Rca, 
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 " A. Bryant, 
 Company D declinetl making a soloction. 
 
 Twenty-third Regiment of Infantry: 
 Major J. Q. Lowe. 
 Captain G. A. Cortber, 
 J. P. Lytic, 
 " William A. Ott, 
 Lieutenant W. A. Vernon, 
 
 " J. M. AVithorspoon, 
 
 Private C. D. High, 
 
 " G. W. AVarren, 
 Sergeant J. J. Sheltoii, 
 Private E. J. Jordan, 
 
 " J. L. Goodrum, 
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 Twenty-fourth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Sergeant J. R. Johnson, 
 Private J. H. Ba/.cU, 
 
 " Joseph Hughe?, 
 
 " AA^ A. White, 
 Sergeant F. M. Hunter, 
 Private J. W. Stewart, 
 
 " AV. M. Bennett, 
 
 " Hugh L. Law, 
 
 " J. P. Morrison, 
 
 " T). J. Bartan. 
 
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 Captain Mark Lowry, 
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 " G. AY. Kinaird; 
 1st Lieutenant H. C. Fleming, 
 Private Mitchell Copelaud,* 
 
 " Z. H. Siillens,«- 
 Coporal John M. Kayinond, 
 Private John R. Sparlook, 
 
 " John L. Dennis, 
 
 " Thomas Phillips,* 
 
 " G. W. Heury, 
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 Thirty-third Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private J. B. Eastrige, " A. 
 
 " J. A. Priest, " B. 
 
 " John Evans, ' •" C. 
 
 " Napoleon B. Wilson,* " D. 
 
 Sergeant F. E. Hatchett, . " E. 
 
 " S. W. Calhoun, " F. 
 
 Private J. C. Huggins, " H. 
 
 1st Sergeant Thomas J. Burtoms, " I. 
 
 Private Simpson Autry, " K. 
 
 Thirty-fifth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Colonel B. J. Hill. 
 Major G. S. Drakins. ' 
 
 1st Lieutenant Warner Lewis, " H. 
 
 2d » Y. B. Hamrick, " B. 
 
 2d . " W. W. Masey, " E. 
 
 Sergeant Joseph Hambles (color-bearer). 
 
 Ist Sergeant James D. Hardcastle, " A. 
 
 Corporal W. J. Carter, '* A. 
 
 '• A. J. Mormack, " A. 
 
 Sergeant F. T. Vanderson, " B. 
 
 Corporal S. R. Wood, , " C. 
 
 Private G. W. Martin, " C. 
 
 " Jesse Moonyham, " C. 
 
 Sergeant A. J. Taylor, " D. 
 
 1st Sergeant J. W. Warren, " E. 
 
 Private M. Richey, " E. 
 
 " James Seal, " E. 
 
 " Barney Tomney, * " P. 
 
 • " Anderson Hicks. " F. 
 
Private John Kenned.r, Company. F. 
 
 B. B. Snipes, 
 
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 Sergeant Reuben Garner, " ^" 
 
 Private T. W. Wilson, " &• 
 
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 - Jl " M. E. Deakins, " H. 
 
 " West. Walker, " D. 
 
 " J. M. Davis, " L. 
 
 '' Thomas LeinuioDd, " I'- 
 
 " J. M. Head, " 1'. 
 
 Forty-fourth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Adjutant R. G. Cross. 
 
 Captain J. E. Spencer, " B. 
 
 " James L. Hogan, " F, 
 
 " Samuel Jackson, •" I. 
 
 " J. R. Oliver, ^' K. 
 
 1st Lieutenant Jesse C. Franklia, " A. 
 
 " Johii Y. (Jill, " E. 
 
 2d Lieutenant F. M. Kelsoe, " B. 
 
 J. W. Dickens, " C. 
 
 " John P. Bcnslcy, •' E. 
 
 " W. H. Gibbs, •• F. 
 
 " J. T. Dozier, " G. 
 
 C. W. Wilson, " I. 
 
 Private George W. Shelton, " B, 
 
 " W. A. Mea.low, " C. 
 
 Sergeant T. A. Johnston* (color-bearer), " E. 
 
 3d Sergeant J. S. Thomason, " G. 
 
 Private Benjamin F. Hill, " I. 
 
 Other companies declined making selections. 
 
 Forty-eighth Regiment of Infantry: 
 Colonel George H. Nixon. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas R. Hughs. 
 
 Captain Louis Miller, " G. 
 
 " James C. Cooper, " E. 
 
 Ist Lieutenant G. W. Tracy, " K. 
 
 " James Jackson, " F. 
 
 2d Lieutenant G. W. Pryor, " G. 
 
 Private B. F. Martin, " E- 
 
 " William McLain, " B. 
 
 Sergeant B. F. Whittaker, " F. 
 
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 PriTate J. L. Haraing, ti a 
 
 " M. D. Harwell, 
 
 " H. B. We?t, 'I g' 
 
 " A. A. Pennington, ^^ 
 
 Sergeant W. L. Ives, ^^ ' 
 
 Private J. R. Shoat, 
 
 " J. G. Full or, 
 
 '• A. J. Williams, 
 
 Third and Fifth Confodcrate Infantry : 
 Major R. J. Persons. 
 Captain James H. Beard,* '^ ^ 
 
 " George Moore,* 
 Sergeant John Callahan, 
 " M. McNamara, 
 
 " Walter Laraey, 
 
 " F. F. Brennan, 
 
 " Edward Doyle, 
 
 " George Cook, 
 
 Corporal R. H. Coleman, 
 Private Frederick Tuft, 
 
 " Jack Wright, 
 Sergeant E. L. Moore. 
 Sixty-third Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Lieutenant- Colonel A. Fulkerfon. 
 
 Private W. S. Audi?, " ^• 
 
 " E. S. Welsh, " ^• 
 
 '• John Bowvy, 
 
 B. F. BaJget, " ^■ 
 
 ' J. T. Lane, " ^• 
 
 Sergeant A. M. Douglass, " ^■ 
 
 Companies B, C, and K, declined selecting. 
 
 Calvert's Batterj' : 
 
 Private James McCourtaey. 
 " George McMillen. 
 
 Douglass' Battery : 
 
 Private Eli E. Douglass. 
 
 Te.cas. 
 Sixth, Tenth, and Fifteenth Regiments of Infantry (consolidated): 
 Private Henry H. Cox. 6th regiment, Company H. 
 
 " James D. Smith, 10th regiment, " H. 
 
 '■ Robert Crosby, 15th regiment, " H. 
 
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 Private David L. Hall, 18th regiment, 
 Sergeant W. R. Burleson, 18th regiment, 
 
 " Julian J. Lacour, 25th regiment, 
 Other companies declined selecting. 
 
 Vt'rgt'nia. 
 Fifty-fourth Regiment of Infimtry: 
 Private Giles H. Roop,* 
 
 " Luke Cox (since dead), 
 
 " Richard B. Headcn (siacc dead), 
 
 " Claiborn He.vlton, 
 
 " Henry Griffin,* 
 Corporal G. W. Chumbly, 
 Private David Wcddle,* • 
 
 '' Frederick Wood, 
 
 " Philip M. Walters,* 
 Corporal Archibald Wood, 
 
 Sixty-third Regiment of Infantry : 
 Sergeant David L. Tate, 
 Corporal Uarvey E. Hill, 
 Sergeant E. H. Taylor, 
 
 " R. Nuckolls, 
 
 Private Cary Sprigs, 
 Sergeant Ephraim Hampton, 
 Private Michael NefT, 
 
 " John H. Cullop, 
 
 Brigadier-General A. Qracic's Staflf: 
 Captain 11. E. Jones, 
 Lieutenant E. B. Cherry, 
 
 Brigadier-General L. E. Polk's Staflf: 
 V. Captain Hugh S. Otey,* 
 W.A.King, 
 
 Third Mississippi Regiment of Infantry (for gallant and meritorious 
 conduct while on picket duty at Kennesaw mountain, July 2, 1864) : 
 ; Private J. W. Patterson, Comp.any C. 
 
 Twenty-second Mississipjii Infantry (for meritorious conduct while on 
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 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : fh^t^ 
 
 Captain "William Dings, '" ^• 
 
 1st Lieutenant James T. Otey, "•' 
 
 " Josiah Rodgers, " ^* 
 
 Sr. 2d Lieutenant W. B. Thomas, " ^• 
 
 " William H. Frazier, " K: 
 
 Jr. 2d Lieutenant J. W. Rogers, " H. 
 
 Ninth Regiment of Infantry : , 
 
 1st Sergeant Thompson Fry, '' ■^• 
 
 Private James A¥ood, ■*■• 
 
 B. 
 
 Tenth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private A. J. Hutchinson, 
 
 " Ozias Denton, " ^' 
 
 Sergeant James F. HoUinsworth, " ^^ 
 
 " James C. Dyer, " ^* 
 
 Eleventh Regiment of Infantry : , "^ 
 
 Private Harris Woods, " •'^• 
 
 " Peter Black, " ®- 
 
 " James Pruitt, " *^* 
 
 " J. M. Brown,* " ^■ 
 
 " Hardy Logan,* " F- 
 
 "• William Hale,* " ^• 
 
 « S. C. Smith,* " ^• 
 
 " Richard Vallandingham, " H. 
 
 Sergeant Henry W. Davidson,* " ^' 
 
 Private John Say, " •'^• 
 
 Company E on detached service. 
 
 Company F could not decide betvreen Privates Logan and Hale- 
 both distinguished themselves for courage, and were killed in the action. 
 
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 Twelfth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private J. W. Kilgore, 
 
 " William Lackoy, 
 Corporal C. M. Farria, 
 Sergeant James Woodsidcs, 
 Private L. B. Charletou, 
 
 " Jesse Bownds, 
 
 " David Murrell. 
 Sergeant William Kemp, 
 
 " S. W. Cells, 
 Private John Gaoey, 
 
 
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 Sixteenth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private Thomas B. Barney, I 
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 Private D. P. Null, 
 
 " Lewis Pounds, 
 
 " Hugh A. Sharp,t 
 
 " James V. Nevett, 
 Other companies declined making selections. 
 
 Ninth Battalion of Sharp-shooters : 
 Private E. D. Rutfcr, 
 " Henry Manesj*, 
 " W. C)ay Green, 
 Sergeant Joseph White,* 
 
 BATTLE OP JENKINS FERIIY. 
 
 Mtssoun'. 
 Eighth Regiment of Infantry : 
 Captain E. A. Pinnall, 
 " A. M. Curry, 
 1st Lieutenant J. L. Johnson, 
 Sr. 2d Lieutenant James Hulsey, 
 Jr. 2d Lieutenant M. 0. Roberts, 
 " T. B. Logan, 
 
 Ninth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private George E. Kirby, 
 
 + Afterwanl killed at .Jenkins' Ferry. 
 
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 Tenth Regiment of Infantry : 
 
 Private A. J. Hutoliinaon, 
 " Ozias Denton, 
 " J. E.. Adams, 
 " Stephen Crismon, 
 
 Eleventh Regiment of Infantry : 
 Private W. H. Dodson,* 
 " Peter Black,* 
 " D. 0. Daugherty, 
 " William Park, 
 Sergeant Green B. Smith,* 
 Private B. F. Mock, 
 
 " Thomas Conner,* 
 " Jacob Barnard,* 
 Sergeant S. B. McBride, 
 Company E on detached service. 
 
 Twelfth Regiment of lafantry : 
 Private J. ^W. Kilgore, 
 Sergeant James Hawkins, 
 Private H. K. Taylor, 
 Sergeant George Hirsch, 
 Private John Norris, 
 Sergeant James Gincycomb, 
 Private M. Gipson, 
 Sergeant William Kemp, 
 
 " A. J. Hinkle, 
 
 Private A^ C. Foster, 
 
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 Sixteenth Regiment of Infantry: 
 
 Private Loyed T. Stephenson,* 
 
 " D. P. Null,® 
 
 " William Tyru, 
 
 " W. J. Jackson, 
 Other companies declined selecting. 
 
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 Ninth Battalion of Sharp-shooters : 
 Private W. B. McElereo, 
 Sergeant H. B. Stiles, 
 Private W. Clay Green, 
 " John King, 
 
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 Lesueur's Battery : 
 
 Corporal Jefferson Gillespie. 
 ^®~ The asterisks designate those killed in action. 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant rind [nnpector-UeucraJ. 
 
 QKNEKAL ORDERS, "| Adjutant a>d Isspector-Geneeal's Office, 
 
 No. C5. J Richmond, Va., August 15, 1864. 
 
 I.. It having been represented to the M^ar department that there are 
 numbers of foreigners, entrapped by artifice and fraud, into the milita- 
 ry and naval service of the United States, who would gladly withdraw 
 from further participation in the inhuman warfare waged against a 
 people Avho have never given them a prete.tt for hostility, and that 
 there are many inhabitants 'of the United States now retained in that 
 service against their will, who are averse to aiding in the unjust war 
 now being prosecuted against the Confederate States: And it being 
 also known that these men are prevented from abandoning such com- 
 pulsory service b)' the difficulty they experience in escaping therefrom, 
 it is ordered, that all such persons, coming within the lines of the Con- 
 federate armies, shall be received, protected, and supplied with means 
 of subsVstcncc, 'until such of them as desire it can be forwarded to the 
 most convenient j'oints on the border, when all facilities will be afford- 
 ed them to return to their homes. 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Lisjieclor-General. 
 
 GENKHAL OKDKK.S, ) ADJUTANT AXD lNSPECTOR-OENr.RAI,'S OFFICE, 
 
 No. 6C. I Richmond, J «(7us« Ifi, 1864. 
 
 I.. The extra pay allowed to men detailed from the army under the 
 " Act of Congress to provide for the compensation of non-commission- 
 ed officers, soldiers, sailors, and marines in detailed service," approved 
 Juno 9, 1864 (G. 0. b?>, No. S, current series), is established as follows : 
 
 Ist. The extra puj' for extraordinary skill or industry, or for extra 
 work contemplated in section second of the law, may be, in the City of 
 Richmond, not exceeding the amounts named in the following sched- 
 ule : 
 
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 Superintendent, Not exceeding, $10 00 per diem. 
 
 1st class foreman, " " . •- 7 50 '' 
 
 1st " mechanics, ^'^''^1^10^- GO " 
 
 2d " " .J^wia*. ~ 5 50 " 
 
 3d " " 5 00 " 
 
 Other employees showing uncommon skill or industry, 4 00 " 
 
 Skilled clerks, 6 00 " 
 
 2d. the extra pay allowed in this schedule shall be regarded as pay 
 for ten hours' work, and for all work requiring; " uncommon skill " done 
 in other than the regular ten hours, the pay shall be 60 per cent, greater 
 than the schedule price. 
 
 3d. This extra pay may be increased or diminished at other post^*or 
 depots where workshops are established, in proportion as the market- 
 price of provisions is greater or less than in the City of Richmond; the 
 Secretary of War and of the Navj' acting conjointly as to such increase 
 or diminution at points where there ai-e establishments belonging to 
 each branch of the service. 
 
 4th. No restrictions will bo placed on tho amount of pay to be given 
 by contractors to detailed men, save that the wages shall conform, as 
 nearly as possib'e, to the wages received by similar classes in the em- 
 ploy of the government. 
 
 5th. The extra compensation for piece-work, where such work is to 
 the advantage of the government, shall be regulated in conformity 
 »to the classification of workmen in section one ; the commanding 
 oflScer, with the approval of the chief of the bureau concerned, fixing 
 what shall bo regarded as a full day's work with "uncommon indus- 
 try." Compensation for work turned out over and above the quanti- 
 ties so fixed shall be paid at the rate fixed by the "extra compensa- 
 tion " for full day's work. 
 
 6th. This act is to be construed as applying to men detailed "from 
 the field," and does not apply to those attached in any way to an army 
 in the field. 
 
 The allowance of two dollars a day is optional with the chief of each 
 bureau, and any less sum may be paid according to the nature of oc- 
 cupation and services of the detailed man. It will be paid out of the 
 funds of the bureau employing him, and for the days in which work is 
 actually performed, unless otherwise specialljr ordered by the chief of 
 bureau. 
 
 Payments to men detailed in the Medical department, except those 
 on duty with purveyors, will be made by the Quartermaster's depart- 
 ment. 
 
 7th. Tho clothing and rations issued to all classes of detailed and 
 enrolled men shall bo tho same in kind and quantity as is issued to 
 
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 soldiers in the field, and shall be issued by the proper officer of the 
 War department in such manner and at s;iich intervals as may bo 
 directed by the Secretary of War. Whenever, from any cause, the 
 ration can not bo issued in kind within ten days after it is due, it shall 
 bo promptly commuted at its current value by the Commissary de- 
 partment. 
 
 8tb. In like manner, Avhenover the clothing allowed can not, for any 
 cause, bo furnished by the Quartermaster's department, it shall be 
 commuted by said department at the current local value of such cloth- 
 ing, to bu fixed by the Quartermaster-General. 
 
 9th. The other allowances, viz., fuel and quarters, will be commut- 
 ed to each detailed man according to rales fixed by the Quartermaster- 
 General. 
 
 Iflth. These orders will take effect from tho first of August instant. 
 liy order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector-General. 
 
 GKNGRAL ORDKRS,! Abjut.vnt and Inspector General's Office, 
 
 No. CV. j Richmond, August IC, 1S64. 
 
 I. .The ration specified in paragraph If, General Orders, No. 59 (cur- 
 rent series), on which tho hospital fund is to be reckoned, is as fol- 
 lows : 
 
 A half pound of bacon or pork, one and a half pounds of flour or 
 corn meal (equal quantities of both to bo used in the reckoning) ; and 
 to every one hundred rations ten pounds of rice, one gallon of vine- 
 gar, one and a b.alf pounds of candles, four pounds of soap, and threa 
 pounds of s.alt ; and at that rate for any less number of rations. 
 
 II.. All horses, mules, wagons, harness, and saddles, in the hands of 
 officers, soldiers, or citizens not authorized to retain them, branded 
 "C. S." or " U. S.," or captured from or abandoned by the enemy, will 
 be turned in at once to tho nearest post quartermaster. But tho 
 rights of citizens, as established by General Order.■^, No. fil (1S63), arc 
 not intended to be divested by the operation of this paragraph ; and 
 persons having property under the conditions of that order, or who 
 have property abandoned by the enemy of equivalent value to that 
 taken from them, will not be molested without a special order.* 
 
 Captain R. V. Gaines, A. Q. M., in addition to his present duty, is 
 
 specially charged with looking up and securing tho above described 
 
 ■ — . — — - — . _ — ■ >i I 
 
 * SeeOouoral Orders No. 73 (c. ».), imragrapL VI. 
 
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 property. He will report through the Inspector-General of Field Trans- 
 portation to the Quartermaster-General. 
 
 III. .Section 6, paragraph I, General Orders, No. 66 (current series), 
 i.s thus amended : 
 
 This act is construed to apply only to soldiers detailed from the 
 army, and to conscripts detailed by the Bureau of Conscription, for 
 service in the several departments out of the field. The extra pay is 
 not intended for soldiers detailed for duty in the field. 
 
 IV. .All men enlisted in the forces for local defence will be held ro- 
 spousiblo in the money value of arms, equipments, etc., belonging to 
 the government, and lost by them. All such men, who are employees 
 of the government, or of contractors under the government, will have 
 the value of lost arms, etc., deducted from their salaries or wages — the 
 amount to be turned over by the paymaster to the ordnance oiEcer, or 
 other ofiicer of the command who may bo accountable for the prop- 
 erty to the treasury. These officers are charged with the execution 
 of this order, will account to the treasury for the money turned over 
 to them under it, and will make quarterly reports of arms, equipments, 
 etc., lost (giving names of parties losing them), to the Chief of the 
 Ordnance bureau at Richmond. 
 
 v.. Paragraph I, General Orders, No. 6.3 (current series), is thus 
 amended : 
 
 All detailed men (including those between eighteen and forty-five 
 years of age) will report to and be commanded by the general of re- 
 serves in the states in which they have been assigned or detailed, who 
 will organize them into companies and battalions. It is not anticipated 
 that they will be called out except in emergencies occurring in or near 
 the counties of their residence ; nor will service be exacted of them 
 beyond those counties and counties contiguous thereto; except that 
 companies hereafter formed may be required to perform service in re- 
 pelling raids along a line of railroad running through their respective 
 counties. All exempts are allowed and invited to enroll themselves 
 with such companies, so as to be prepared to aid in defending their 
 homes when menaced by the enemy. 
 
 VI.. Section 6, paragraph I, General Orders, No. 44 (current series), 
 is amended to read as follows : 
 
 Cavalry divisions and brigades may each have an assistant adju- 
 tant and inspector-general (not to exceed for divisions the grade of 
 major, and for brigades the grade of captain) in addition to the num- 
 ber allowed infantry divisions and brigades. 
 
 VII.. The commutation allowed enlisted men under paragraphs III, 
 IV, and VI, General Orders, No. 8 (current series), is fixed at two 
 dollars and fifty cents per diem, to take effect from August 20, 1864. 
 
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 VIII.. Paragraph FV, General Orders, No. 96 (1863), is amonded to 
 allow sick and wounded men on furlough to draw rations, or commn- 
 tation therefor (at their option), from tha date of their furloughs. 
 
 IX.. Issues of clothing to soldiers in general hospitals, located at 
 ^osts where an officer of the Quartermaster's department is stationed 
 will bo made by the post quartermaster, or a subordinate officer desig- 
 nated by him. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPEH, 
 Adjutant and Inspecfor-Oeneral, 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS. "j Adjutant and iNsPBCToR-GiirenAi's Oppicb, 
 
 No- 68. J Richmond, Va., August 26, 1864. 
 
 I. .The act of Congress " To provide for the o?taMi,«hmcnt and pay- 
 ment of claims for a certain description of property taken or infor- 
 mally impressed," approved June 14, 18G4, and published in General 
 Orders, No. 54 (current seric!), does not prescribe any rule of decision 
 to the accounting officers of the government, but was designed to se- 
 cure for the claimant .an early method of obtaining proof for his claini. 
 The department, therefore, recommends to the commissioners appoint- 
 ed nnrler the aforesaid act to receive the proof of the claims that may 
 be made for the property designated in the act and' embraced in its 
 objects with which .any claimant may be prepared, although the same 
 may not be, in their opinion, sufficient to support a cl.aim against the 
 Confederate States, nor conform to the directions in General Orders, No. 
 54. But all claims that arc not supported by testimony, as prescribed 
 in the General Orders just cited, should be reported separately from the 
 others, and as being taken under this order. 
 
 II. .Requisitions m.ay be made by any commissioner appointed under 
 said act, upon a quartermaster of a post in his district, for a reasonable 
 supply of stationery to enable him to perform his duties, and also for 
 the payment of six advertisements in two newspapers, to bo published 
 in the district, of the time and places at which he may hold his ses- 
 sions. No allowances will be made for clerk hire or counsel fees. 
 
 III. .The allowances to the commissioners will be paid at the treas- 
 ury, after being audited by the Second Auditor, from the fund for "con- 
 tingent expenses of the army ;" and claims for services under the act 
 
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 by a commissioner will be sent to the Second Auditor properly authen- 
 ticated for allowances. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspeclor-Generak 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS,") Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 69. j Richmond, Va., August 27, 1864, 
 
 *I. .The Bureau of Conscription will cause to be delivered from the 
 proper officers of the bureau to the chief commissary in every state 
 a report containing the names of all persons in the state, with the places 
 of their residence, who have obtained exemptions or details as agricul- 
 turalists, owners, overseers, managers, farmers, planters, or otherwise, as 
 producers of grain or provisions under the fourth paragraph of the 
 tenth section of the military act of the 17th of February, 1864, publish- 
 ed in General Orders, No. 26 (current series), together with a statement 
 of the terms of the contract, the sureties to the same, and with all other 
 pertinent facts relating to the said exemption or detnil. The officers of 
 the Subsistence department, under the direction of the Commissary- 
 greneral and chief commissary of each state, are charged with the col- 
 lection of the meat which any exempt or detailed men may have con- 
 tracted to pay, and to give an acquittance therefor ; also to make what- 
 ever commutations or reductions that may be authorized by the act when- 
 ever the conditions ar§ established that justify the same; and to make 
 all the purchases of the marketable surplus at the prices specified in the 
 act, which the same authorizes to be made on behalf of the government. 
 The said Subsistence department being hereby clothed with authority 
 to represent the government in the enforcement of its claims under the 
 contracts and oblfgations that the act imposes upon the exempts and 
 detailed men described therein. 
 
 II.. In order that the regulation on the subject of the sale of the 
 marketable surplus of provisions and grain to the government and the 
 families of soldiers in the said act may have execution, the commissa- 
 ries in the different states may be instructed to limit their purchases 
 of grain and provisions of the marketable surplus in any district to 
 some definite proportion, not to exceed one-half, and to leave the re- 
 rmainder for the persons who purchase on behalf of the families of sol- 
 diers. 
 
 *Ani6n(3etl by General Orders No. 71 (c. s.), paragraph II. 
 
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 III.. AH agents appointed by tho public authorities of any state, 
 countj', or town, to supply food for the families of soldiers, are author- 
 ized to purchase the portion unappropriated by the government for tho 
 object of their trust. The commanders of conscripts or tho chief com- 
 missary of each state or district maj' authenticate the authority of such 
 agents, and persons selling to agents thus authenticated shall be fully 
 warranted to do so. . ^ 
 
 IV.. The families of soldiers, as described in the said act, are tho 
 families composed of the wife or wife and children of any person who 
 belongs to the army ; the widow or widow and children of any person 
 who died while in the service ; the mother and sisters of any soldier or 
 soldiers in the army, and who resided with them as members in the 
 same familj', or were dependent upon their labor or support; the par- 
 ents or sisters of any person belonging to the army, who resided in tho 
 same family with them and who derived from them support. 
 
 V. .Officers are authorized to purchase necessary subsistence for their 
 families under this act. 
 
 VI. .Every exempt and detailed man under this act shall render to 
 the enrolling officer in his district a detailed statement of the market- 
 able surplus produced and sold bj' him, Avith testimony that the sales 
 were to the government or to soldiers' families, which statement shall 
 be sent to the commander of conscripts for tho state, and thereupon 
 satisfaction upon his bond shall be entered. 
 
 VII.. The act of Congress aforesaid provides : That exemptions in 
 favor of the classes aforesaid shall ftase whenever the farmer, planter, 
 or overseer, shall fail diligently to employ in good faith his own skill, 
 capital, and labor, exclusively in the production of grain and provis- 
 ions, to be sold to the government and tho families of soldiers at prices 
 not exceeding those fixed at the time for lUco articles by the commis- 
 sioners of the state under the Impressment act. It has been represent- 
 ed to tho department that there are instances of persons exempt or 
 detailed under this act \vho pay but little respect to the obligations 
 they have contracted. That they have become speculators in food and 
 provisions ; that they are negligent and careless as to the extent of their 
 productions, and openly affirm that they do not mean to have any sur- 
 plus. The department is required, in all such or similar cases, to revoke 
 the detail, and the performance of this duty is devolved upon the Bu- 
 reau o4 Conscription upon proper testimony being afforded to them or 
 to their officers, to be designated by them to perform this duty. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 
 Adjutant and Inspector-General. 
 
102 
 
 QBNERAL OHDERS,"! Adjutant and Inspector-Gsneiial's Office, 
 
 No. 70. "} Richmond, Va., ^MfifMsJ 29, 1864. 
 
 I.. In consequence of the addition of fifty artillery officers for ord- 
 nance duty, by act of Congress approved June 10, 1864, the distribution 
 of grades announced in General Orders, No. 110 (1863), is changed to 
 the following: Five lieutenant-colonels, ten majors, eighty-fivo captains, 
 sixty first lieute'iiants, and forty second lieutenants. 
 
 II.. These officers, together with such officers of the regular Confed- 
 erate army and field-officers of the provisional artillery as are placed on 
 ordnance duty by the Secretarj' of War, will alone hereafter constitute 
 the corps of officers for ordnance duty. All other officers on ordnance 
 duty are only incidentally ordnance officers, and are liable to be re- 
 placed by the class of officers above enumerated. 
 
 III.. All officers on ordnance duty will, without delay, report by let- 
 ter to the Chief of Ordnance at Riohmond, stating — first, their rank ; 
 second, date of commission ; third, arm of service; fourth, the state to 
 which they belong ; fifth, date of ass^ument to ordnance duty ; sixth, 
 the authority by which assigned, furnishing date, and, if possible, copy 
 of order of assignlnent. Officers of the regular army will report both 
 their regular and provisional commissions, or commissions conferring 
 temporary rank. 
 
 IV. .Appointments in the corps of artillery officers for ordnance duty 
 established by acts of Congress approval April 21, 1862, September 16, 
 1862, and June 10, 1864', will be qjade to the grade of second lieuten- 
 ants, after the usual examinations. Candidates examined prior to the 
 passage of act approved June 10, 1864, may, however, on recommenda- 
 tion, be appointed to grades for which they were recommended, and in 
 which they have been serving under General Orders, No. 12 (1863). 
 
 v.. The government foundery, blacksmith shops, and laboratory of 
 the ordnance department at Salisbury, North Carolina, will hereafter 
 be known as the " Salisbury Arsenal." 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjittant and Inspector-General. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS, i Adjutant and iNSPECiOR-GENERAL'^tOFFiCE, 
 
 No. 71. ) Richmond, Va., September 6, 1864. 
 
 I. .Leaves of- absence may be granted by commandants of conscripts 
 to medical officers on conscript duty, and employed surgeons, members 
 
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 of examining boards for conscripts, for a period of seren days. If 
 longer leave is desired, the application must be referred to the Surgeon- 
 General. If approved by bim, leave may be granted by commandants- 
 
 II. .Paragraph I, General Orders, No. 69, current series, is thus 
 amended : 
 
 Purchases of corn, oats, and forage, from detailed persons, will bo 
 made by officers of the Quartermaster's department; and their powers 
 in respect to such purchases will be the same as those given to the Com- 
 missary department. 
 
 III.. General Orders, No. 75, 1S63, is hereby repealed. The extra 
 pay of men detailed for duty in the several departments in the field 
 will hereafter bo regulated according to paragraph SS2, Army Regu- 
 lations. 
 
 IV. .Physicians employed by contract, whoso whole time is given to 
 the pab'ic service, will receive the pay and allowances of assistant 
 su'geons. 
 
 V. .Paragraph V, General Orders, No. 59, current series, is so amended 
 as to authorize generals commanding reserve forces in the respective 
 states to give orders that will carry transpo'rtatiou. 
 
 VI.. Officers holding nppointuients in the general staff as assistant 
 adjutants and inspectors-general, quartermasters and assistant quarter- 
 masters, commissaries and assistant commissaries, surgeons and as- 
 sistant surgeons, will report by letter to this oflice, with the least delay 
 p"'acticablc, setting forth their rank, corps, position, and present assign- 
 ment to duty, and by what authority assigned. And changes which 
 may hereafter take place in their assignments will, in like manner, be 
 immediately reported by them totthis office. A non-compliance with 
 this order will snbjoct the otiicer concerned to a discharge from the 
 service. 
 
 VIII. .Paragraphs III and V, General Orders, No. .34, current scries, 
 are thus amended : 
 
 If the board find the soldier fit for duty in any department of the 
 service, it will not retire him immediately, but will forward their certifi- 
 cate of disability and the f)rm of retirement, signed by the board, 
 through the head-quarters of the army, to this ofiioe, for its approval. 
 If the soldier be absent from ^is command, the ceriificatc #nd form 
 may bo forwarded directly to the Adjutant and Inspoctor-(ieneral. 
 
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 VIII. .Commanders of departments and armies are prohibited from 
 granting leaves of absence to officers who report directly' to the bureaus 
 to which they respectively belong. 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector-General, 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS, "| Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 72. ' j RicuMOND, Va., September 15, 1S64. 
 
 Private letters or communications relative to military marches and 
 operations are frequently mischievous in design, and their publication 
 generally injurious to the military service. They are, therefore, strict- 
 ly forbidden; and any officer or soldier, or other person serving with 
 the armies of the Confederate States in the field, who shall be found 
 guilty of making such communication for publication, or placing the 
 writing beyond his control, so that it finds its way to the press before 
 one month after the termination of the campaign to wkich it relates, 
 shall be punished, according to the degree of his ofTence, by the sen- 
 tence of a cijurt-martial. 
 
 i3y order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector- General. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS,"! • Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 73. j Richmond, Va., Septeviher 22, 18G4. 
 
 I.. The generals of reserves wij^ hereafter control the enrolling 
 officers, and conduct the business of conscription antl enrolment in 
 their respective states, under the direction of the Secretary of War, 
 through the Conscript bureau. 
 
 II. .Commandants of conscripts and of camps of instruction will 
 be under the direction of the generals of reserves. 
 
 III.. As soon as practicable, all officers and men now employed in 
 the enrolling service, whether as enrolling officers, conscript guards, 
 clerks, or otherwise, except such as are retired or assigned to light duty 
 by the medical boards, will be relieved by details from the reserve 
 forces, and sent to the field. 
 
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 * IV. .All applications for exemption and detail will be transmitted, 
 tlirougb the generals of reserves, to the Superintendent of the Bureau 
 of Couseriptiiin for decision. The office of congressional district en- 
 rolling oflScer is .abolished, and communications from local enrolling 
 officers will bo transmitted through the commandants of conscripts to 
 the generals of reserves. An officer m.ay be assigned to duty in each 
 congressional district by the generals of reserves as inspector of 
 conscription. 
 
 v.. The reports required to be furnished the Bureau of Conscription, 
 by< paragraph X, General Orders, No. 57, Adjutant and Inspector- 
 General's office, current series, .are often defective and incomplete — 
 failing to give the county in which the man resides, whore it is sup-* 
 posed he may be found, or such other information as m.ay lead to his 
 prompt arrest. The attention 'of regimental and company officers is 
 espcekiUy directed to the terms of that order, and their compliance 
 therewith required. Only those men who have deserted or are absent 
 from their comm.ands without proper authority should be reported, and 
 when all men so .absent have been reported, it will be only necessary 
 to report those who subsequently absent themselves, until a return of 
 the action taken by the enrolling officer is received by the officer re- 
 porting such desertion of absence. 
 
 VI. .P.aragr.aph II, General Orders, No. 67, current series, is 
 
 amended by striking out the words, " will not be molested without a 
 
 special order," .and inserting the following language : " Will be allowed 
 
 to retain it on showing such right." 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 
 Adjutant aud /Hsj)cctof-Gencrnl. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS,') Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 74. ) Richmond, Va., Septanhcr 22, 1S04. 
 
 The following order is published for the information of all con- 
 cerned : 
 
 EXCHANGE NOTICE, No- 12. 
 All officers and men of the Vicksburg capture of July 4, 1863, who 
 
 * Revoked by General Orders No. 83, paragraph XI. 
 
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 reported for duty at any parole camp east of the Mississippi, prior to 
 September 10, 1864, are hereby declared exchanged. 
 
 Ro. OULD, 
 Ayent-.of Exchange, 
 llichmond, September 20, 1864. 
 
 By "order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector-General. 
 
 CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, 
 War Department, 
 GENERAL 0RDERS,1 Adjutant and Inspector-Genekal's Office, 
 
 No. 75. J. Richmond, Va., September 26, 1864. 
 
 I. .The troops raised under the act of Congress approved February 
 17, 1864, styled " reserves," constitute a peculiar force, auxiliary to, 
 but in a measure distinct from, the more permanent army, and are ex- 
 clusively under the orders of the general ollicers assigned to their 
 command in the several states, subject to the following modifications : 
 
 When a commander of active forces requires thfr reserves as rein- 
 forcements, application will be made to the Secretary of War, or di- 
 rectly to the general commanding the reserves ; and when reserves 
 are assigned, in pursuanee of such application, to a district, depart- 
 ment, or army commander, they become, during the period of sueh 
 assignment, subject to his control, to the extent that he alone will 
 direct their military movements, determine all applications for furlough, 
 and be responsible for their being furnished with the necessary sup- 
 plies, equipments, etc.; but questions appertaining to their perma- 
 nent organization into companies, battalions, and regiments, the grant 
 of discharges, details, etc, will at all times be determined by the 
 general commanding reserves. 
 
 When reserves are assigned to the active forces by the AVar depart- 
 ment, its order will be necessary for their* I'ccall; but when transferred 
 bv the general commanding reserves, he may recall them at his dis- 
 cretion, the orders therefor being transmitted through the commander 
 of the district, department, or army, in which such reserves may be 
 serving ; but, if their detention be deemed by him indispensable, he 
 shall immediately submit the question to this office for the decision of 
 the War department — in the meantime retaining the reserves aiTected 
 by such orders. 
 
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 During the assignment of reserves with the active forces, the com- 
 manding officer will have punctually transmitted to the general com- 
 manding reserves a monthly return of such reserve troops, similar 
 to that rocjuired by paragraph 445, Army Regulations, to be made to 
 tho Adjutant and Inspectur-Gouoral. 
 
 Whenever reserves are serving with active forces, no discrimination 
 in the issue of rations and supplies of camp equipage between the two 
 classes of troops will be permitted. 
 
 II. .The following prices, being the average of late schedules cstab- 
 lished by commissioners for the states east of the Mississippi river, 
 with cost of transportation included, will bo charged for su1)sistence 
 stores sold to officers under the .act of February 17, 1864, and amend- 
 ments, in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, 
 Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana, until further orders : 
 
 Bacon, $2 50 per lb. 
 
 Fresh beef, 70 cents per lb. 
 
 Flour, $40 per barrel. 
 
 Corn meal, $4 50 per bushel of 50 lbs. 
 
 Rice, 30 cents per lb. 
 
 Peas, $6 50 per bushel of 60 lbs. 
 
 Sugar, $.3 per lb. 
 
 Coffee, $6 per lb. 
 
 Candles, $3 25 per lb. 
 
 Soap, $1 per lb. 
 
 Vinegar, $2 60 per gallon. 
 
 Molasses, $10 per gallon. 
 
 Salt, 30 cents per lb. 
 
 III. .Non-commissioned olRcors and privates are allowed rations for 
 their own use ; but this privilege does not authorize the sale or other 
 disposition of them. If it is impracticable to use the ration, commuta- 
 tion may bo drawn in lieu thereof. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Innpector-G encral. 
 
 GENERAL (>RDKKS,"| Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 76.* J KiCHMOND, October 5, 1864. 
 
 I. .All details heretofore granted, under authority of tho AVar de- 
 partment, to persons between the ages of eighteen and forty-five years, 
 
 * Repealed, and No. 77 sabstituted therefor. 
 
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 five revoked ; ami all such detailed men, together with those within the 
 said ages who hold furloughs, or tempora'-y exemptions by reasonof 
 pending applications for details, will bo promptly assembled at the 
 camps of instruction, and appropriately assigned among the armies for 
 service; except that men detailed and now actually employed in manu- 
 facturing, providing, collecting, and forwarding munitions and other 
 indispensable supplies for the army and navy, or in work indispensa- 
 ble to military operations, will be continued in their present employ- 
 ments until their details'shall be revised. 
 
 ir..The heads of departments and chiefs of bureaus will, within 
 the next twenty days, forwnrd to the generals of reserves lists of all 
 detailed men in their employment in the several states, specially dis- 
 tinguishing and certifying those who are experts, and those absolutely 
 indispensable for the performance of the above-mentioned government 
 work and business ; and all detailed employees not so certified within 
 the prescribed period will, upon the expiration thereof, be forthwith 
 assigned to the army. 
 
 III.. All persons called out by this order, who claim exemption on 
 account of physical disability, will be examined by select medical 
 boards after their arrival at the camps of instruction. 
 
 IV. .All iuen foundfitfor lightduty, who areunassigned, will at once 
 report to the camps of instruction, under the penalty of being forthwith, 
 assigned to the active forces. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector- General. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS, "| Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 77. r Richmond, October 8, 18C4. 
 
 The following will supersede General Orders, No. 76, present series, 
 which are hereby revoked : 
 
 I..x\ll details heretofore granted, under authority of the War de- 
 partment, to persons between the ages of eighteen and forty-five years, 
 are hereby revoked ; apd all such detailed men, together with those 
 within the said ages who hold furloughs or temporary exemptions by 
 reason of pending applications for detail, will be promptly assembled 
 at the camps of instruction, and appropriately assigned among the 
 
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 armies for service ; except that men detailed and now actually employed* 
 
 •s artisans, mechanics, or persons of scientific skill (and those detailed 
 and now engaged in the manufiicturo, coUeetion, and forwarding of 
 indispensable supplies for the army and navy), will bo continued in 
 their present employments until their respective details be revised. 
 
 IT.. The heads of departments and chiefs of bureaus will immedi- 
 ately forward to the generals of reserves in the severals states lists of 
 all detailed men in their emploj'ment in the said states, certifj'ing in 
 each case of a person Oetwcen eighteen and forty-five years, those who 
 are experts and absolutely indispensable for the public service, speci- 
 fying the employment of eacl* individual ; and all detailed employees 
 who are between the ages of eigliteen and forty-five years, not so cer- 
 tified within the prescribed period, will be forthwith assigned to the 
 army. A duplicate of the above lists will at the same time be furnish- 
 cd'to the Adjutant and Inspector-General for the action of the Secre- 
 tary of War. 
 
 III. .AH persons called out by these orders, who claim exemption on 
 account of physical disability, will be examined by select medical 
 boards at the camps of instruction.! 
 
 IV. .AH men found fit for light dutj', and, who are uuassigned, will 
 at once report to the camps of instruction, under the penalty of being 
 forthwith assigned to the active forces. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and In«pecior-General. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS. 1 Adjutant and I.nspectoh-Oenerai.'s Office, 
 
 No. 78. I Richmond, October 11, 1864. 
 
 I.. The attention of ofiiccrs and soldiers is specially directed to the 
 34th article of Army Regulations, and (xcneral Orders, No. 3 (lSr)3). 
 The rapidly increasing correspondence of the War department demands 
 that their requirements shall hereafter be strictly observed. A viola- 
 tion of them will subject the offender to prompt trial by court-martial. 
 The regulations respecting military correspondence were made after 
 
 * Sen General Orders No. 81 (c. s.), paragraph II. 
 t See Ocueral Onlors No. SI (c. s. ), paragraph III. 
 See General Orders No. 82, paragraphs I and II, modifying the above order as 
 regards Nitro and Mining bureau. 
 
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 long experience, and arc indispensable to an intelligent aid eflScient 
 discharge of business. 
 
 The remarks and opinijins of intertoediate commanders upon the 
 subject-matter of each communication are important to the depart- 
 ment, and*in all cases required. Opportunity must, therefore, be 
 aflforded for their expression ; and all communications which are not 
 forwarded through the prescribed channel will be invariably returned, 
 without other action than instructions to bring the party to trial for 
 violation of orders. 
 
 Letter-paper will be folded in three, and foolscap in four equal folds, 
 parallel with the writing, and indorsed on (he fold corresponding ictth 
 the top of the sheet, thus : 
 
 Post or Station, and Dato of Letter. 
 
 Name and Rank of Writer. 
 
 Analysis of Contents. 
 
 The indorsements should be carefully made, so as to afford informa- 
 tion of its contents at a glance, and to present only those points which 
 are material and pertinent. This will leave ample space for subse- 
 quent indorsement. Commanders will return for completion all papers 
 not so indorsed. The practice of wrapping communications with mere 
 strips of paper for the purpose of indorsement, owing to their liability 
 to be detacTacd and lost, is prohibited. 
 
 II.. Issuing commissaries will hereafter require from commissioned 
 officers drawing rations a certificate that the same are for their own use. 
 
 III. .Upon information received that any commissioned officer or sol- 
 dier has sold the rations drawn by him, he will thereafter not be allow- 
 ed to draw rations, at any one time, for a greater period than three 
 days. 
 
 IV. .Furloughed officers and men, other than those furloughed from 
 hospitals, will be allowed to draw, at the place where furloughed, rations 
 for the number of days only that are required for their journey. Offi- 
 cers and men furloughed from, hospitals will receive from the hospi* 
 tal commissary such number of rations, for the purpose of reaching 
 their destination, as the surgeon in charge may direct. Furloughed 
 men may be allowed commutation of rations for the time specified, in 
 lieu of rations in kind, if they prefer it. After reaching their destina- 
 tion, sick and wounded furloughed men, not in hospitals, may draw' 
 
Ill 
 
 from the nearest post commissary, rations in kind, or oommutatiou 
 therefor, for tlio period of five days at a time. Each issue made to fur- 
 ^oughcd men, or each payment, if commutation is allowed, will be in- 
 dorsed on the furlough by tbo issuing officer. 
 
 v.. Boards of examiners in general hospitals arc directed not to fur- 
 ough, or discharge, or recommend for leave of absence, afly soldier or 
 officer who, on his admittance into hospital, could not show proper au- 
 thority for his absence from his command. Oflicers or soldiers ajiply- 
 ing for admission into general hospitals, who arc not provided with proper 
 authority for their absence from thciB commands, will, if able to tra.vcl, 
 not be atlinittcd, but sent back te> their commands. If unable to travel, 
 such cases will be received into hospitals, and their admittance report- 
 ed to their respective commanding ofHeers, and when sufficiently re- 
 covered they will be returned under guard to their commands. 
 
 VI.. All communications to the Secretary of War, or to this office, 
 from the generals commanding reserves, pertaining to the matter of 
 conscriptions, or other duties hitherto devolved on the authorities of 
 conscription, must be addressed through the Superintendent of the Bu- 
 reau of Conscription. 
 
 By (>rdcr. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector-G eneral. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS, 
 
 No. 7'J. 
 
 Adjutant ani> Inspector-General's Office, 
 Richmond, October 12, 1S64. 
 
 II.. The resignations of the following named olScers have been ac- 
 cepted by the President, to take effect from the dates annexed to their 
 respective names: 
 
 Captain J A Welch, 
 Sec'nd Lt J B Cox, 
 Ass Surg Thomas B Savage, 
 Rev'd James J Pago, 
 Sec'nd Lt W C Edmonston, 
 
 « ■VVhitley, 
 
 First Lt T C Bradley, 
 Sec'nd Lt T J Morgan, 
 
 " A J Massey, 
 
 A Q M 13tli bat Virginia artillery, August 1. 1864 
 
 Co E, 16tli Alabama vuls, " 
 
 P A C S, " 
 
 Chaplain Cntshaw'.s bat artillery, " 
 
 Co n, 7tli Missouri cavalry, Juno 20, 1864 
 
 Co B, 2d Arkansas cavalry, " 
 
 Co A, Hardy's regiment, " 
 
 Co D, Crescent •' " 
 
112 
 
 Captain 
 Sec'ml Lt 
 First Lt 
 Sec'iid Lt 
 
 First Lt 
 Sec'ml Lt 
 Lt Col 
 Sui-geoii 
 First Lt 
 Sec'ntJ Lt 
 First Lt 
 Siirgcou 
 
 Caiitaiu 
 First Lt 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Major 
 Sec'ud Lt 
 Surgeon 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 First Lt 
 
 LtCol 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Colonel 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Rev'd ■ 
 Ass Surg 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 First Lt 
 Lieut'ut 
 Rev'd 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 John H Duncan, 
 F A Davis, 
 J B Good, 
 P W Gravis, 
 John L Maples, 
 G W Donsbarty, 
 D Proctor, . 
 William G Simmons. 
 J U Capers, 
 P Duval, 
 C W Carnes, 
 A E Loughbridgo, 
 Jos Mosloy, 
 C Payne Madison, 
 Edward W Cade, 
 G W Woosley, 
 Jesse Sheffield, 
 J N Finch, 
 J A Broussart, 
 John E Smith, 
 Ira Long, 
 E Riordan, 
 S F Topping, 
 Francis W Potter, 
 John P Burns, 
 G W McKay, 
 T C McSpadden, 
 Irby H Howard, 
 A Peery, 
 Edward Norris, 
 A Y Harper, 
 D H Williams, 
 A P Dargan, 
 James A Bowers, 
 J Frank Pate, 
 A J May, 
 James N Douglas, 
 L M Minetree, 
 John W Jones, 
 \V H Wyman, 
 Exum-Lewis, 
 John W Doskins, 
 Wiley Lee, 
 C H Toy, 
 George W Yost, 
 E S Jemisou, 
 W J Thomas, 
 E A Tucker, 
 R W Lindsay, 
 Daniel B Ewing, 
 
 Co C, 31st Texas D C, Juno 22, 1864 
 Co I, 13th •' " 
 
 Co H, IGth Texas infantry, " 
 
 CoC, iVth " " '■ 
 
 Co C. 2d La bat heavy artillery, " 
 
 Co B, Capers' regiment, " 
 
 Adjutaut Waller's regiment, " 
 
 Co G, lyth Arkansas infantry, " 
 
 Capers' regiment cavalry, Juno 28, 1864 
 
 P A C S, " 
 
 Co L, 21st Texas cavalry, " 
 
 Co C, loth Texas infautry, " 
 
 McCabe's co, Crawford's regiment, " 
 
 P A C S, July 6, 1864 
 
 2Sth Texas D C, " 
 
 Co A, Gunter's battalion, " 
 
 Co H, 2Sth Texas DC, " 
 
 Co A, Chismus' regiment, " 
 
 Co D, Yellow Jacket battalion, " 
 
 Co C, Wells' battalion, « 
 
 15th Texas D C, July 7, 1364 
 
 4th regiment Arizona brigade, <• 
 
 Co C, 44th North Carolina vols, August 2, 1804 
 50th North Carolina vols, 
 
 Co A. 47th Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co II, Orr's South Carolina rifles, " 
 
 Co I, 60th Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co F, 44th " " " 
 
 Co I, 29th A'irginia vols, " 
 
 Co K, 19th Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 6th Mississippi vols, , " 
 
 Co A, Armistcad's regiment cavalry, •' 
 
 Co IC, 21st Alabama vols, August 3. 1864 
 
 Co II, 3d Tennessee cavalry, " 
 
 10th Kentucky cavalry, 
 
 Co G, 9th Missouri vols, 
 
 Co A, 6th Virginia bat L D T, 
 
 Chaplain 25th Virginia vols, 
 
 P A C S, 
 
 Co E, 33d North Carolina vols, 
 
 Co H, 29th Virginia vols, 
 
 Colquitt Home Guards, 
 
 Cliaplain 53d Georgia vols, 
 
 Co F, 63d Tennessee vols, 
 
 Co G, 1st Texas vols, 
 
 Co H, Cluke's regiment, 
 
 Co G, 1st North Carolina reserves, 
 
 Co C, " " 
 
 P A C S, 
 
 August 
 
 August 
 
 August 
 August 
 
 1864 
 1864 
 
 1804 
 1864 
 
 August 9, 1864 
 
 August 1, 1864 
 
113 
 
 Captain 
 
 A F Gibson, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 M U Harrison, 
 
 Captain 
 
 E "i'oiiiig, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 W W Berry, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Hercules Scott, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 R B Beadles, 
 
 LtCol 
 
 A M Waddell, 
 
 MHjor 
 
 Henry Harding, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 William W Houston, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt John M Harwell. 
 
 Colonel 
 
 D M Carter, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 James C Carlisle, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Joseph T Herbert, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 S A Adkins. 
 
 First Lt 
 
 M V Bates, 
 
 Captain 
 
 W H Johnson, 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 Paul F Eve, 
 
 '• 
 
 Arthur P Hums, 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 W LoRoy Broun. 
 
 Captain 
 
 James Dinwiddio, 
 
 " 
 
 CStilos Mills. 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 George E Wise, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Robert E Steele. 
 
 Sec'nd Lt N A Green. 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 AValter L Koini, 
 
 Ass Surg R U O.ikmaii. 
 
 Captain 
 
 William G Gammon. 
 
 Colonel 
 
 James U Huggins, 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 R C Forsyth, 
 
 Cuptain 
 
 W II Freeman, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 James T Sparks, 
 
 Captain 
 
 S H Oliver. 
 
 Liciif'nt 
 
 T J Boall, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt D C Parker. 
 
 First Lt 
 
 II B H M.acIvor, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J E Ranoy, 
 
 Captain 
 
 David Love, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt a C McGIIl. 
 
 First Lt 
 
 W A Morgan, 
 
 " 
 
 H J Raglaud, 
 
 " 
 
 Ed Burke, 
 
 Captain 
 
 Hugh T Uouglos, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Robert Gadd. 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Wade II Harper, 
 
 " 
 
 T H Brown, 
 
 Captain 
 
 William A Ott, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt E B Grevves, 
 
 «' 
 
 David W Brock, 
 
 " 
 
 H F Evans, 
 
 
 8 C Porrow, 
 
 Co 0, 10th Kentucky cavfllry, Angtitt W. 1884 
 
 Co E, 34th -bat Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Col, 37th ' " 
 
 Chaplain 2d Virginia cavalry. " 
 
 Co G, 24th Virginia vols, " 
 
 Chaplain 55th Virginia vols, " 
 
 3d North Carolina cavalry, * 
 
 Cist North Carolina vols. ■ " 
 
 Chaplain Mcintosh's artillery bat, " 
 
 Co A. 19th Georgia vols. " 
 
 Pres Judge Mil Court, 3d corps A N V, " 
 Co D, 7th South Carolina vols, August 11, IBM 
 
 Co K, 6l8t Virginia vols, " 
 
 Co A. 34th bat Virginia cavalry, " « 
 
 Co A, 7th Confederate bat cavalry, " 
 
 Co I. 28tli Mississippi cavalry, " 
 
 P A C S, '• 
 
 Arsenal hattalioa L D T, 
 
 August 13, 1904 
 
 Anguit 13, 18M 
 
 July 
 
 August 
 
 December 
 
 August 
 
 13, 1864 
 15, 1804 
 29, 1863 
 17, 1804 
 
 A Q M 1st Texas vols, 
 
 Co H, 27th Georgia vols, 
 
 Co F, 22d South Carolina vols. 
 
 Co B, 1st South Carolina cavalry. 
 
 38th Mississippi vols, 
 
 66th Georgia vols, 
 
 A Q M P A C S, 
 
 23d Georgia vols.' 
 
 1st battalion Alab.ama artillery, 
 
 W and W R R Guard, 
 
 Co C, lith Alabama vols, 
 
 A Q M P A C S, 
 
 A D C P A C S. " 
 
 Co A, 40th Alabama vols, " 
 
 Drill-master 1' A C S, " 
 
 Co G, ArmisteaJ's cavalry regiment, '• 
 
 Co I'J, 5th Mississippi cavalry, " 
 
 Co D, 1st Mississippi P rangers. " 
 
 Co A, " " '« 
 
 CoH, " « " 
 
 Signal corps P A C S, August 18, 1884 
 
 Co F, Ist Engineer troops, " 
 
 Co E, 4th North Caroliua cavalry, " 
 
 Co H, 27th Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co I, 3d Arkansas vols, " 
 
 17th and 23d Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co G, Forrest's rea:inient, " 
 
 Co C, 22d Alabama vols, " 
 
 CoO, ' " 
 
 Oo 0. 34th Virginia vols. " 
 
 10 
 
114 
 
 Captain J F Melton, Co G, Faulkner's reg Ky cayalry, August 19, 1864 
 
 First Lt J E Leigh, Co A, 44tli Mississippi toIs, " 
 
 " R A Brown, Co E, 28th Mississippi cavalry, " 
 
 Captain C Gray, Co A, 3d Arkansas cavalry, " 
 
 Sec'nd Lt William L Hayues, Co C, 24th Arkansas vols, " 
 
 Captain W T Armstrong, Co 6, 6th Alabama cavalry, " 
 
 First Lt J B Green, Co C, « " " " 
 
 " Benjamin S Davis, Co D, 3Sth Alabama vols, " 
 
 Sec'nd Lt William M Borough, Co E, 24th " " " 
 
 Chaplain II McHan, 36th Georgia vols, '' 
 
 Captain John Bradley, Co A, 1st C S regular cavalry, " 
 
 Major B F Weeks,- Cavalry bat AVaul's Texas legion, August 20, 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt D H Logan, Co 1. 52d Georgia vols, " 
 
 ;. " J D Robinson, Go 1, 42d " " " 
 
 Captain E Taylor, Co H, 46th " " " 
 
 Sec'nd Lt B F Kimbrough, Co Q, 3d Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Major L S Terry, 15th •' '• " 
 
 Captain B S Newman, Co I, 52d Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Daniel Slay, Co 1, 38th Alabama vols, ' 
 
 First Lt Lewis Johnson, Co II, 5Sth " " -"..-.ji;.. 
 
 Sec'nd Lt R A McCoiinell, Co I, 24th Arkansas vols, . •« '1 " 
 
 " A J Jerrigan, Co G, 6th Texas vols, ' '" •. ^ -; 
 
 Major J* L Calhoun, Q M C S A, « 
 
 Sec'nd Lt G F Nelson, Co D, Russell's regiment. August 22, 1864 
 
 First Lt William McMnrry, Go E, 10th Texas vols. •' 
 
 Lieut'nt Robert M Rutledgo, Adjutant 34th Texas cavalry, July 19, 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt S T Henderson, Co G. Crawford's reg Ark caviilry, " 
 
 Captain M D Flcnniken, 11th Louisiana battalion, " 
 
 Sec'nd Lt D Duggan, 11th " " 
 
 Captain R Ksiningbam. 18th Texas infantry, " 
 
 Chaplain Frederick White. ISth " ■• " 
 
 Captain W C Dibrell, 8th " " " 
 
 " B S Purcoll, Co E, 2d bat Wanl's legion, •' 
 
 Lieut'nt J C Drescher, Co K, Timmon's reg Texas vol infantry, ' 
 
 First Lt M B White. Co A, Madison's i-og Lane's brigade, 
 
 Sec'nd -Lt S W Jones, Co I, 2d reg Texas cavalry, 
 
 First Lt AW McDon.ald. Co A, 2Sth Mississippi cavalry. August 
 
 Captain M D L House, Co I. 8th Mississippi vols, August 
 
 Sec'nd Lt T Q Sullivan, Co C, 8th " " 
 
 " EG Wilson, Co C, 12th Mississippi cavalry. 
 
 First Lt II H Houston. Adjutant 20th Mississijipi vols. 
 
 Captain J R Russell, Co B, 22d •< '• 
 
 " WHRay, Co B, 28th " cavalry, 
 
 Rev'd C M Gordon, Chaplain 36th '■ vols. 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J McLemoro, Co 1, 37th •' " 
 
 Captain F S Pickol, Co D. 37tli •• « 
 
 " T C Ashcroft, Co E, 41st •' •' 
 
 First Lt W L Stanford, Co C, 46th '• 
 
 Sec'nd Lt DD Durham, Co K, 46tli '■ •• . 
 
 vLt Col T J Dula, f)8th North Carolina vols. 
 
 :« .*k-ii^ 
 
 2T, 1864 
 29, 1S64 
 
lib 
 
 First Lt, 
 
 .T H Reynolds. 
 
 « 
 
 J "W Smith. 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 Tilmon Page. 
 
 " 
 
 J S Mathis. 
 
 If 
 
 W. II Crowning, 
 
 First U 
 
 N .» Goss, 
 
 Captain 
 
 D Pitniann, 
 
 " 
 
 Taylor Beatty, 
 
 LtCol 
 
 A D Cnulup, 
 
 Captain 
 
 J C Borden. 
 
 Sec'nd Lt John C IlnssoH, 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 B F Little. 
 
 Major 
 
 W II Jones. 
 
 Captain 
 
 A Deal, 
 
 Major 
 
 P W Hurtt, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 John P McLean. 
 
 Chaplain 
 
 R B Anderson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 11 II Corr. 
 
 Sec'n<l Lt 
 
 William C Butler, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 W J Holt, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 W C Roberts, 
 
 Snrgeon 
 
 J W Oray, • 
 
 Major 
 
 John 11 Crump. 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 Wm U II Branch. 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 XalhanlelGG.iyle. 
 
 Captain 
 
 Reese M B.akhvin, 
 
 " 
 
 .Fames 'W Almond, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 T CSpieer, 
 
 Captain 
 
 William n Burton, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J Clark, 
 
 Captain 
 
 William R Shannon. 
 
 " 
 
 James W Terrill, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 F Kendall. 
 
 Captain 
 
 J II Craven, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Alfred Weaver, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 ]\I Stone. 
 
 " 
 
 J L Mo.^owan. 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 JFMGeddings. 
 
 First Lt 
 
 G L Brjndley. 
 
 « 
 
 R B Rivers, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 James Daniel. 
 
 First Lt 
 
 E A Miller, 
 
 " 
 
 John S Gardner, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Thomas W Powell, 
 
 " 
 
 J D Kersh, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 Ooo W Wilson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 .7 W Pearson, 
 
 Revd 
 
 J D Mitchell, 
 
 Captain 
 
 R II P.irks, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 M F Linkous. 
 
 Co F, 60th North Carolina vols. 
 
 Co D,-2.3d Teunesspo battalion, 
 
 Ch.aplain .list Tennessee vols. 
 
 Chaplain^ 9th Texas vols, 
 
 Chaplain Wrighf s A T, 
 
 Co G, 8th Georgia battalion, 
 
 Co C, 1st Confederate Ga vols, 
 
 Ist Louisiana vols, 
 
 47th Xortli Carolina vols. 
 
 Augu.it 19, 18M 
 
 December 16, 1862 
 August 30, 18&t 
 
 Co n. Ist North Carolina cavalry, " 
 
 Co K, 4«th " vols, •' 
 52d " 
 48tli " " 
 
 Co F, 3Sth " " " 
 
 2d " " " 
 
 Co II, 50th « " " 
 
 4th " " " 
 
 Co K, 27th " " " 
 
 Petersburg light artillery, August 30, 1864 
 
 Co B, Slst Georgia vols. " 
 
 'Co I, 2d Tennessee cavalry, '■ 
 
 PACS, - " 
 
 Q M P A C S, August 31, 1864 
 Drill-master PACS, 
 
 Co G, 9th Virginia V(.ls, August 31, 1804 
 
 Co E, 22d Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Co C, 7th Virginia vols, " 
 Co B, 4nth batt Virginia cavalry, 
 
 Nottoway reserves, F.arinholt's reg't, •' 
 
 Co G, Lowry's regiment cavalry, " 
 
 Co C, 10th Texas vols, "^ ' ' « 
 
 Co E, 1.5th Texas cavalry, dismounted, " 
 
 Co B, 26th Georgia b.ittalion, " 
 
 Co 0, 65th Georgia vols, " 
 
 Co H. 52d " " 
 
 Co E, 66th " •' 
 
 Co C. Ballentine's regiment cavalry. " 
 
 PACS, Sept 1, 1864 
 
 Co T, 54th Alabama'vols, " 
 
 CoK, 42d " . " 
 
 Co A, 54th " " 
 
 Co D. both Virginia vols, " 
 
 Co II, 44th Alabama vols, •' 
 
 Davidson's bat'y, 13th batt Vn art'y, " 
 
 Co D, 0th Alabama cavalry, Sept 2, 1864 
 
 Chaplain 29fh N C vols, " 
 
 Co B. <ith Fbirida vols, • " 
 Chaplain P A C s", 
 
 Co G,lCth Virginia cavalry. Sept 3, 1864 
 Co C. 16th 
 
116 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Josiah W Smith, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt John W Lingo, 
 
 Colonel 
 
 William 11 French, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt H C Adkins, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J V Duncan, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt C D Little, 
 
 Colonel 
 
 J M Wells, 
 
 Lieut' nt 
 
 J C Steele, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 R N Harris, 
 
 " 
 
 James A Fox. 
 
 Captain 
 
 Samuel B Echols, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Thomas R Beavers, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt N B Powell, 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 Charley HOtken, 
 
 Ass Sui-g 
 
 Alfred Wallace, 
 
 '■ 
 
 Geo H Jloore, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Wm A Williams, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J E Roiith, 
 
 Captain 
 
 A W Nickerson, 
 
 
 W B Gooding, 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 D C Roberts, 
 
 Captain 
 
 John MuUins, 
 
 « 
 
 S V Ferguson, 
 
 " 
 
 D S Speed, 
 
 '• 
 
 W S Lineberry, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J W Dranghan, 
 
 Captain 
 
 J M Gardner, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt G T Dale, 
 
 >( 
 
 James Gibson, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 C A Brusln, 
 
 " 
 
 A J Miller, 
 
 Chaplain 
 
 A F Dickson, 
 
 Captain 
 
 R P Smith, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 S W Oiitlerbridge, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt W A Hicks, 
 
 " 
 
 R H Patton, 
 
 Captain 
 
 S Braden. 
 
 First Lt 
 
 G W Engle, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt G R Bathrope, 
 
 " 
 
 G N Thrift, 
 
 LtCol 
 
 L H N Sayler, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt R E Goolrick, 
 
 First Lt 
 
 W H Roane. 
 
 Captain 
 
 H W Reinhart, 
 
 " 
 
 J B McClenahan, 
 
 " 
 
 V V Richardson, 
 
 " 
 
 M P Pegram, 
 
 " 
 
 G N Lewis, 
 
 Chaplain J N Bonchelle, 
 
 Captain 
 
 G M McCormice. 
 
 Sept 8, 1864 
 
 Co I, 66th N C vols, Sept 3, 1864 
 
 Co H, 3d Virginia vols, " 
 
 17th Virginia cavalrj', '■ 
 
 Ci\H, 10th Virginia vols, " 
 
 Co C, 23d Virginia battalion, " 
 
 Co L, 11th Florida regiment, " 
 
 23d Mississippi regiment, "' 
 
 Co F, Ballentiue's regiment cavalry, " 
 
 Acljutant 27th Alabama vols, *' 
 
 Co H, 58th N C vols, " 
 
 Co H, 19th Alabama regiment, ", 
 
 Co H, 3Uth Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co B, 18th " " 
 
 Chaplain 3d Mississippi battalion, " 
 
 P A C S, " 
 
 P A C S. " 
 
 Co I, 1st Georgia regulars, " 
 
 Co A, 9th Virginia vols, " 
 
 Co D, 25th Alabama vols, 
 
 Commis'r 10th Cong district, N C, 
 
 P A C S, ^ 
 
 Confederate States cavalry, 
 
 Co I, 7th Alabama cavalry, 
 
 Co B, Ist N C reserves, 
 
 CoF, '• " 
 
 Co A, Anderson's batt N C reserves, 
 
 Co A, 3d battalion N C reserves, 
 
 Co C, 8th " 
 
 Co B. Virginia reserves, 
 
 A D C, P A C S, 
 
 Co D, 26th Virginia vols, 
 
 Co D, 25th S C vols, 
 
 A Q M 27 th S C vols, 
 
 Co E, 17th N C vols, 
 
 Co H, 17th '• 
 
 Co I, 65th " 
 
 Co K, 6th Virginia cavalry, 
 
 Co D, 12th Virginia cavalry, 
 
 Co A, 39th batt Virginia cavalry, 
 
 Co A, 7th Virginia vols, 
 
 50th Virginia vols, 
 
 Co M, 56th Virginia vols, 
 
 Co K, 1st N C cavalry, 
 
 Co C, 3d " 
 
 Go G, 6th 
 
 Co C, 18th N C vols, 
 
 A Q M 37th N C vols, 
 
 Co D, 47th " 
 
 13th S C vols. 
 
 ACS Law's bria'ade. 
 
117 
 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 Sec'ntl Lt 
 Captaiu 
 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 First Lt 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Cftptaln 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Chaplain 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Brig Gen 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Chaplain 
 Lt Col 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 Major 
 Ass Surg 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 First Lt 
 Major 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 
 Major 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 
 .1 F Oury, 
 D A Angle, 
 J M Joiiea. 
 J B Olivcros, 
 M L Moody, 
 B T Spindle, 
 T J Davis, 
 Thomas Bond, 
 W Boydstun, 
 W D Jones, 
 L M' Mackey, 
 Cn Hall, 
 T F Elliott, 
 J B Baugh. 
 Eugene II Smith, 
 Samuel M Stanford. 
 Jos Cherry, 
 AVm W Cornott, 
 J F Scurlock, 
 Daniel Boono, 
 D H Rushing, 
 K S Pittan. 
 T J Lary, 
 F M Mason, 
 James M Watklns, 
 Jos Anderson, 
 J S Young, 
 D A Nation, 
 Goode Bryan, 
 Jno A Edmunson, 
 A B Woodfin, 
 J N Chandler, 
 T E Thompson, 
 J G B Grimes, 
 Jno N McNeill, 
 S B Paine, 
 Wm N Uannan, 
 J W Stalnakor, 
 Jos D McCann, 
 B Lane, 
 Jas M Davis, 
 Jno R Latta, 
 C W Mabry, 
 J C Moore. 
 H J Hill, 
 A P Newbille, 
 G N Ferneyhough, 
 ^as F Adrian, 
 Jas G Jones, 
 Jno 'k Bernard, 
 
 Sept 13, 1864 
 Sept 10, 18D4 
 
 July 29, 1864 
 
 Co K, 63d Virginia vols, Sept 8, 1864 
 
 Co B, 29th N C vols, " 
 
 Co I, 60th " " 
 
 Co A, 3d Florida vols, " 
 
 Co C, 37th Mississippi vols, " 
 
 Adjutant 1st Texas legion, " 
 
 Co H, Sth Tennessee vols, " 
 
 Co It, 33d •' " 
 
 Co F, 35th " 
 
 Co H, 42d 
 
 Co C, 52d " " 
 
 Adjut.ant 19th Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co F, 30th Alabama vols, " 
 Co T, 54th " . '■ 
 Co B, 25tli Tennessee vols, 
 Co C, 51 st N C vols, 
 Co I, 4th N C cavalry, 
 Co Q, 14th A'irginiii vols. , 
 Confederate Crescent regiment, 
 
 Co I, 16th Ark.ansas vols, " 
 
 Col, 21st " " 
 
 Co C, 15th " •' 
 
 Co F, 19th « " 
 
 Co B, 21st " " 
 
 Co G, 14th '• '• 
 
 Co E, 15th " « 
 
 Co H, 15th •' " 
 
 Co E, 15th " 
 
 P A C S, Sept 20, 1864 
 
 Co D, 20th battalion Georgia cavalry, '' 
 
 61st Georgia vols, " 
 24th « " 
 
 Co F, 4th N C vols, " 
 
 A Q M 4th N C vols, " 
 
 Co H, 46th N C vols, " 
 
 Co H, 6l8t Alabama vols, " 
 47th battalion Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 16th Virginia cavalry, '• 
 
 Co G, 25th Alabama vols, Ap'l 14, 1862 
 
 Co E, 24th N C vols, Sept 21, 1864 
 
 Co G, 56th " '• 
 
 Adjutant 51st N C vols, " 
 
 19th Georgia vols. " 
 
 Co C, 3d N C battalion, ^ " 
 
 Co E, Staunton river batt Va reserves, " 
 
 Co D, Ist regiment Virginia reserves, " 
 
 35th battalion Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Co F, 4Sth Alabama vols, " 
 
 Co H, 7th S C cavalry, " 
 
 Co B. 24th Virginia V(dH, flopt 22, 1864 
 
il^ 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Jjt 
 
 Coloael 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Lieut'nt 
 Chaplain 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Captain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Major 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Major 
 Captain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Captain 
 Fii-st Lt 
 Captain 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Captain 
 Chaplain 
 Captain 
 First Lt 
 
 Hiram H Miller, 
 John F Eaker, 
 J F Wilson, 
 R W Banndors, 
 Asa King, 
 Wm M Rust, 
 T C Armstrong, 
 E S Alexander, 
 Z Howell, 
 J L P Sheppard, 
 Frank A Bartlett, 
 J W Lowells, 
 Jas T Daniel, 
 R Siting, 
 R F Fanchor, 
 Thos F Truett, 
 Jno C Greathouse. 
 H H Blankenship, 
 .Tolin Clark, 
 John B Bowles, 
 N N Wilkerson, 
 C S Moreno, 
 A G Babcock, 
 Richard L Skeon, 
 W Henry White, 
 Sheridan R Brown, 
 Thomas Warren, 
 R V Talley, 
 Wm F Law, 
 W E Warreu, 
 J D Kirkland, 
 J M Taylor, 
 T C Edwards. 
 John F Cayce, 
 E D Porter, 
 V'L Terrell, 
 N W Thomas, 
 John Reid, 
 H S Cobb, 
 Wm C Curtis, 
 Chas M Green, 
 C H Luzenbnrg, 
 Alexander Cross, 
 Samuel Mays, 
 RJ Work, 
 Jas H Williams, 
 W H Brown, • 
 Goo R Talley, 
 PBC Smith. 
 W F Morrison. 
 
 Co 1, 10th Virginia vols. Sept 22, 1864 
 
 Co I, 9th Florida vols, '" 
 
 Co D, Cobb's legion, " 
 
 Co F, 2d N C cavalry. " 
 
 Co K, Choctaw regiment, Aug 4,1864 
 
 Co B, 21st Texas cavalry, " 
 
 Co F, 2eith " : " 
 
 Co I, McNeill's Louisiana cavalry, " 
 
 Co A, 25th Louisiana vols, " 
 
 Co C, 12th " " 
 
 PACS, Aug 8,1864 
 
 Co I, Gordon's regiment, Aug 12, 1864 
 
 Co B, 15th regiment T V I, " 
 
 Co D. 4th Louisiana cavalry, " 
 
 ISth Texas dismounted cavalry, Aug 15, 1864 
 
 Co G, loth Texas " '' 
 
 Co C, loth Texas cavalry, " 
 
 Co D, 35th ■' '• . 
 
 Co F, 3d Louisiana vols, " 
 
 Co D, 9th Missouri vols, " 
 
 Co .\, Hardy's Regiment, " 
 
 Co G, rath N C vols. Sept 22, 1 864 
 
 Co H, 3d battalion L JD, Sept 23, 1864 
 
 Co I), 7th Confed cavalry battalion, " 
 
 Co B. local defence and spec'l service, "• 
 
 53d Georgia vols, "' 
 Co K, Col Wood's log't Texcav, dis'd. May 14, 1863 
 Adjutant 23d Georgia void, . ^,. , S(^pt 23,, 1864 
 
 A Q M P A C S, , " 
 
 A Q M, Nov 10, 1864 
 
 Co r, 'Jth Louisiana cavalry. Sept 24, 1864 
 
 1st Louisi.ina cavalry, , ". , 
 
 Co G, 3d Kentucky cavalryj , ., ,", 
 Co E, 3d " 
 Co B, 18th Mississippi batt cavajrj^ ^ _ 
 
 Co B, 4th Mississippi cavalry, " 
 Co E, 1st Mississippi partisan rangers, " 
 
 Coll, 25th N Cvols, "_ 
 
 Enrolling officer PACS, '• 
 
 Invalid corps, " 
 
 Drill-master PACS. >< 
 
 Co K, 13th Louisiana vols, July \. 1864 
 
 . Co G, 1st Maryland vols. Sept 24, 1864 
 
 Co G, 50th Tennessee vols, Sept 26, 1864 
 
 Co H, 11th " • '• 
 
 Co L, 36th Georgia vols, " 
 
 .Co B, 2d battalion sharpshooters, '• 
 
 Cth Florida vols, "' 
 
 Co F, 2d reg't senior N C reserves. " 
 
 CoD. '■ " • " 
 
 11 ii !. 
 
119 
 
 Sec'nd Lt .Jesso Everitt, Co K, ]fit regiment N reeeiTee, Pi'iH 26, 1864 
 
 First Lt A J Alford, Co D, " " " 
 
 Sec'nd Lt A D Markham, Co L " " " 
 
 First Lt B II Blant.m, ADC, 
 
 Captain W E Fraukland, A Q M P A C S, 
 
 Chaplain R n Wliitehead, 20th Mississippi vols, 
 
 Sec'nd Lt Wm T WilsQn, Co D, 4tli Louisiaim vols, 
 
 First Lt PS Sparrow, ,, Co F, Is^t Florida vols, 
 
 •' W J Swain, Co F. Is't Texas lepion, 
 
 Sec'iTd Lt W R Cook, Co I, 3'2d Alabama vols. 
 
 First Lt "W M Robertson, Artiller.v P A C S, 
 
 Captain H T Douglas, Co F, Ist regiment Kngineer troops 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER. 
 Adjutant and inKjiector-Genercil 
 
 Aug 1,1864 
 Sept 18. 1864 
 Sept 27, 1864 
 
 Oct 15, ISM 
 Sept 28, 1864 
 
 GENKRAL ORDKRS,] 
 No. 80. I 
 
 Adjutant and iNSPKCTOR-GKjJEBAt's Officb, 
 Richmond, October 13, 1864. 
 
 The followinpf iinnieil officers have been drctpped from the rolls of 
 the army, to take effect from the dales annexed to their rcspoctivo 
 names : 
 
 Captain J Farnell, Co G, 10th Confederato cavalry, Aug 1. 18G4 
 
 " Goodwin, Co — , 1st Confederate Ua vols, " 
 
 Lient'nt J W .Tolly, Co B, 06th Georgia vols. >• 
 
 Captain B F Bishop, Co I. Bonaud's Georgia battalion, " 
 
 Lieut'nt Ro Bean. Co B. lltU Texas cavalry, '' 
 
 " T.T JOmmett, Co I. llih " '• •' 
 
 Sec'nd Lt W T Fulford. Co D,.6tli bat-N C reserves. Ang 2, 1864 
 
 " W R McOill, Co K, 4fith Alabama vols. Aug 3, 1864 
 
 Lienfnt Simon B Pool, Co G, 3l8t North Carolina vols, " 
 
 Captain C; P Malono, Co A. 26th Mississippi vols, '' 
 
 " F S Pickel, Co D. 37th " " Aug 5, 1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt L T Bishop. Co E, 37th • « " " 
 
 Captain W M Goodwin. ■ Co A. 1st Oopfodoi'ate Georgia vols. Aug 6,1864 
 
 Sec'nd Lt B M Garrett. Co— ,1st " ••■ " " 
 
 Cwptain J 11 Heed, Co G. 1st " " " " 
 
 Sec'nd Lt W S Varner. Co F, Ist " " " " 
 
 First Lt G A Colo, Co A, 1st •' " " "' 
 
 Sec'nd Lt W R Akridge, Co B. 4th Alabama cavalry, " 
 
 First Lt H S Bogan, Co C, 6th Georgia cavah^, " 
 
 Major B L Bryan. Q 51 P A C S, " 
 
 First Lt GeoHCrofton, • Co K, lOfh NO vols (artillery), Aug 8, 1SC4 
 
 " Jos Cross, Co C, nth Alabama vols, " 
 
 Captain T R Jones. A Q M, Ang 10, 1864 
 
IW 
 
 SAc'n'd lit B A Wriglrt, 
 
 Co I, 35th North Carolina vols. 
 
 AMg 18, 
 
 1864 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 Horace Ready, 
 
 23d Tennessee vols, 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 Francis E Flake, 
 
 Co K, 43d North Carolina vols. 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 A C Williams, 
 Jas Cook, 
 W R Honeycutt, 
 T F Jones. 
 
 Co A, 10th Alabama vols, 
 Co D, 10th « « 
 Co K, 44th " " 
 Co D, 2d bat L D T, 
 
 Aug 19, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain 
 
 Thomas C Clopton, 
 
 Co D, 24th Virginia cavalry. 
 
 Aug 20, 
 
 1864 
 
 LtCol 
 
 A Gerard, 
 
 13th Louisiana vols, 
 
 Aug 22, 
 
 1864 
 
 Captain 
 
 W A Danson, 
 
 Co D, 7th Arkansas vols, 
 
 Aug 26, 
 
 1864 
 
 « 
 
 ■W B Wilson, 
 
 Co F,, 7th " " 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt W R Cook, 
 
 Co B, 7th " " 
 
 IC 
 
 
 « 
 
 J B Williams, 
 
 Co C, 7th " •' 
 
 <> 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J P Cook. 
 
 Co G, 7 th " " 
 
 « 
 
 
 Sec'ad Lt L P Wicoiigh, 
 
 Co G, Tth " " 
 
 «« 
 
 
 " 
 
 J McCauley, 
 
 Co K, 7th « " 
 
 " 
 
 
 a 
 
 T J Munii, 
 
 Co B, Cth " " 
 
 '• 
 
 
 '• 
 
 J T Darby, 
 
 Co K, 6th " 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captaiu 
 
 J W Goodwin, 
 J R Hays, 
 
 Co 1, 6th " " 
 
 Co G, 25th North Carolina vols, 
 
 ** 
 
 
 LtCol 
 
 R A Duncan, 
 
 13th Arkansas vols, 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captaiu 
 
 J A Greyson, 
 
 A Q M 13th Arkansas vols. 
 
 " 
 
 
 " 
 
 D W Horshal, 
 
 Co C, 13th 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt J P Clark, 
 
 Co C, 13th " " 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captaiu 
 
 R H Thompson, 
 
 Co E, 13th '• •' 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J M Arnold. 
 
 Co E, 13th « •' 
 
 «• 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt A V Webber, 
 
 Co E, 13th " 
 
 '< 
 
 
 " 
 
 C D Dawson, 
 
 Co K, 5th " 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 R M Jones, 
 
 Co F, 5th 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'ud Lt 
 
 W S Godby, 
 
 Co A, 5th " " 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captaiu 
 
 R H Boisscau, 
 
 Co C, 15th Texas cavalry (dism'td). 
 
 Aug 27, 
 
 ,1864 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 J E Sherwood, 
 
 Co C. 15th '• " 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt W B Darby, 
 
 Co H, 5th Texas vols. 
 
 " 
 
 
 Rev'd 
 
 J F Dunlop, 
 
 Chaplain 21st S C vols, 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 A E Burnside, 
 
 Co D, 7th Florida vols, 
 
 i: 
 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 G W Anderson, 
 
 Adjutant 13th North Carolina vol» 
 
 « 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J Clopton, 
 
 Co D, 23th Alabama vols. 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 S S Brazier, 
 
 Co E. 29th " " 
 
 " 
 
 
 '■ 
 
 W P Hammond, 
 
 Co A. 32d Mississippi vols, 
 
 Aug 29, 
 
 ,1864 
 
 " 
 
 J S Burrnss, 
 
 Co F, 30th Virginia vols. 
 
 Aug 30, 
 
 ,1864 
 
 Major 
 
 T Higham, 
 
 Q M P A C S, 
 
 Mar 16, 
 
 ,1864 
 
 Captain 
 
 W B Fonville, 
 
 Co E, 41st Tennessee vols, 
 
 Aug 31, 
 
 ,1864 
 
 First Lt 
 
 R R Hanoway, 
 R D C Mcllillen, 
 
 Co D, 41st " " 
 Co A, 41st « " 
 
 " 
 
 
 " 
 
 E Hollaud, «: 
 
 Co B. 36th Georgia vols, 
 
 Sept 2, 
 
 ,1864 
 
 " 
 
 L Linton, 
 
 21st Mississippi v"l8. 
 
 " 
 
 
 Captain 
 
 F Parish, 
 
 Co D, 1st Arkansas vols. 
 
 " 
 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 David W Adkins, 
 
 Co G, 29th North Carolina vols. 
 
 " 
 
 
 First Lt 
 
 J W Blain. 
 
 Co M, 1st Texas leg Jackson's cavalry. " 
 
 
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 Sec'ad Lt 
 First Lt 
 Captain 
 Soo'iid Lt 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 LtCol 
 
 First Lt 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Lieufut 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 First Lt 
 Colonel 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Captain 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 Lieut'nt 
 
 Colonel 
 
 Major 
 
 Chaplain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 
 First Lt 
 
 Surgeon 
 Ass Surg 
 First Lt 
 
 Captain 
 
 Sec'nd Lt 
 Captain 
 
 W T E Butler, 
 Henry Hart, 
 John Johnson, 
 Bt'nj X Shropshire, 
 T J Hall. 
 TA Gilpin, 
 J S Jones, 
 Ja;no3 Moore, 
 D T Potts. 
 William Martin, 
 W S Korkwi'U, 
 Beixjaniin Morris, 
 ]< II Oaldey, 
 It F NariHimore, 
 AV 1? lirannon, 
 J r. Jordan. 
 C F Campbell, 
 N B Hampton, 
 K A Curry, 
 James T Punlop. 
 A M Dullard, 
 Geo W Weaver, 
 W 11 Chanililiss, 
 V S Murphy, 
 James P Morris, 
 John H Oyler, 
 Amos McCuUoch, 
 DK Bycrs, 
 John L Chapman, 
 Wilbur F Hyer, 
 1) B Sullivan, 
 Charles J TurnbuU. 
 L S Terry. 
 K W Thompson, 
 ^y W Townsend, 
 W U McLeroy, 
 John Z Underwood, 
 James Q Smith, 
 Flias Skannal, 
 D.anicl Shaw, 
 Harry Percy, 
 L Miller, 
 James A Tatum, 
 A W Nickson, 
 J D McCann, ' 
 G H Pouncey. " 
 P L Uotson, 
 John P.eynolds, 
 A C Lincoln, 
 
 Co A, Troop 4th Georgia cavalry, Sept 2, 1864 
 
 Co N, 1st Texas leg Jackson's cavalry, " 
 
 Co A, 15th Te.\as cavalry, " 
 
 Co A, lath" " « « 
 
 Adjutant 37th bat Virginia cavalry, " 
 
 Co G, iod Mississippi vols, Sept 3, 1864 
 
 Co E, 4.3(i « « « 
 
 Co L, 43d « '• «« 
 
 Co G", 2d Mississippi cavalry, " 
 
 Ist Creorgia roj;ulars, " 
 
 1st vol regiment Georgia, " 
 
 2Uth Alabama vols, . " 
 
 Co ri, eoth Alabama vols, « 
 
 Co D, 29th " " " 
 
 Co C, 36th Georgia vols, Sept 5, 1854 
 
 Co G. 3f)th Alabam.i vols, " 
 
 Co G, loth Vivgini.i vols, " 
 
 Co I, 54th North Carolina vols, « 
 
 Co A, 4th Florida battalion, " 
 
 Co I, 10th Tennessee vols. Sept 12, 1864 
 
 Co C, Lockhart's bat Alabama cavalry, " 
 
 AJard's hat light artillerj-. 
 
 Adjutant 25th Louisiana vols, 
 
 17th Alabama vols, 
 
 Co C, 2d bat Alabama artillery, 
 
 Co D, 47th bat Virginia cavalry, 
 
 Co F, 1st Texas legion cavalry, 
 
 Co K, (i3d Tennessee vols, 
 
 Co B, 34th bat Virgfnia cavalry, 
 
 2d Arkansas vols, 
 
 Co D, Sth Alabama vols, 
 
 25th Arkansas regiment, 
 
 15th Mississippi vols, 
 
 1st Texas legion cavalry, 
 
 Co D, 1st Texas legion cavalry, 
 
 Co D, 1st " " " 
 
 Co G, 9th Louisiana vols, 
 
 Co D, 9th Texas cavalry, 
 
 Co D, 9th Louisiana vols, 
 
 3d Texas vols, 
 
 Co F, 7th Virginia vols. 
 Co I, 25th Louisiana vols, 
 Co D, 25th Alabama vols, 
 Co G, 25th , " " 
 
 Co I, 14tb Louisiana vols, 
 Co D, Armistead's cavalry reg, 
 Co I, Powers' cavalry reg, 
 Co 1, 7th Virginia cavalry. 
 
 Sept 12, 1864 
 Sept 13, 1864 
 Sept 19, 1864 
 
 May 1,1864 
 Sept 19, 1864 
 
 Sept 20, 1864 
 
 Sept 20, 1864 
 Sept 26. 1864 
 
 11 
 
12a 
 
 Captain 'W J Smith, Co A, Holconibe legion, Sepf28, 1864 
 
 First Lt JCConually, Co C, Ist Coufed reg Ga vols, Sept 29, 1864 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector- General. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS,"| Adjutaht and Ikspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 81. j. RlcnsioND, October 14, 1864. 
 
 I. .Generals commanding reserves in the several states will, without 
 delay, select and send officers, one to each congressional district, em- 
 powered to summons, and, after inspection, forward to the camps of in- 
 struction all persons holding certificates of permanent disability, 
 and such persons assigned to light duty as, in his judgment, appear 
 likely to be adjudged qualified for active service. All such as may, 
 
 " upon examination, be pronounced, by select medical boards, so qualified, 
 will be assigned to duty in the field. 
 
 The inspectors of conscription may bo charged with this additional 
 duty in the absence of other suitable officers. 
 
 II. .Paragraph I, General Orders, No. 77 (current series), is amended 
 by the insertion of "in the service of the government" between the 
 words "employed" and "as artisans," etc. 
 
 III. .The details of such men, called out by General Orders, No. 77 
 (current series), as are found by the proper medical boards to be unfit 
 for field service, may be revived, and similar details may be granted to 
 light duty men not heretofore detailed, at the discretion of the generals 
 of reserves. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant -and Inspector-Generals 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS, ) Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 82. ) Richmond, October 20, 1864. 
 
 I. .The Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance will, without delay, take 
 measures to place in the field one-fifth of all the men employed in his 
 department (including contractors and their employees, of the classes 
 specified in General Orders, No. 77, A. and I. G. office;(eurrent series). 
 
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 To this end, he will direct the aeveral orticcrs in charge of arsenals, 
 workshops, depots, etc., to turn over to the neajest enrolling officer, 
 by list, showing their ages, occupation, and residence, such proportion 
 of their employees (including contractors and employees under them), 
 of the class above referred to, as will constitute, in the aggregate, one- 
 fifth of the whole number in the said classes, according to returns in 
 his office of September 30, 1864. Duplicates of such li?t will be sent to 
 the general of reserves of the states, and triplicates to the Chief of 
 Ordnance. Three days are allowed for the execution of this order, 
 after its reception at any post or station of the Ordnance department. 
 
 II. .The Chief of the Nitre and Mining bureau will turn over, in like 
 manner, on similar lists, one-fifth of all men of the classes specified in 
 General Orders, No. 77, employed in iron, lead, copper, and coal mining 
 and in all service appertaining thereto, whether under officers of his 
 bureau, or by contractors. Duplicate and triplicate lists to be furnished 
 as above directed, in the Ordnance bureau,' and will in like manner 
 turn over one-fiftli oi all such men as are employed in the nitre service. 
 The period uf three days, under the same conditions as above men- 
 tioned, are allowed for the execution of this order. 
 
 III.. The list of persons directed in the foregoing sections to be 
 turned over to the enrolling officer will be prepared at once, on the re- 
 ception of this order, and will be furnished to the said officers" withiit 
 three days, as above described, by the various officers of each of the 
 above bureaus having men under their charge ; and every assist- 
 ance will be rendered by the latter to the enrolling officers to carry 
 out the intention of this orde^ 
 
 IV.. So much of General Orders, No. 77, as relates to men employed 
 in the two bureaus named .above, is hereby su.spended, and the fore- 
 going order will stand in lieu of all requirements under the former. 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant avd fn«pector-General. 
 
 OENKRAL ORDERS.") Adjutant and Ixspbctor-Gexeral's OFnOE, 
 
 No. 83. ) Richmond, Va., November 1, 1864. 
 
 I.. All soldiers hereafter furloughed at department or army head- 
 quarters, or at hospitals, by reason of disability resulting from wounds 
 or sickness, will rejoin their commands at the expiration of the time 
 
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 originally allowed, unless, in the opinion of the medical examining 
 board, their condition is not such as to permit them to make the jour- 
 ney without serious detriment to their health. All now absent are re- 
 quired to return at the expiration of their present furloughs, except 
 those unable to travel. The certificate required above will be prompt- 
 ly forwarded to the company commanders. 
 
 II.. Generals commanding reserve forces in the several states are 
 charged with the execution of this order. They will cause to be col- 
 lected and forwarded without delay, to their respective commands, all 
 men who come within the provisions of the preceding paragraph, that 
 they may be discharged, retired, or assigned to active or light duty, as 
 circumstances may justify. 
 
 III.. Paragraph VII, General Orders No. 48 (current series), is thus 
 amended: 
 
 Officers of the Quartermaster's department failing to return the sacks 
 in which grain is received from the quartermaster, will be charged 
 three dollars for every one not returned. • 
 
 IV. .Paragraph I, General Orders, No. 74 (1862), is so modified as to 
 require the enforcement of the Conscript act in the department of South- 
 western Kentucky. 
 
 V. .Candidates for appointment to the position of military store-keep- 
 er in the Ordnance department will hereafter be .«ubject to such exami- 
 n.ation, prior to appointment, as may be prescribed by the Chief of 
 Ordnance. 
 
 VI. .Commanders of cavalry regiments or battalions will require 
 companj' commanders to keep a descriptive roll of all horses in their 
 companies, noting all changes which are made amongst them by casual- 
 ties or other causes as they occur. 
 
 VII. .Every horse borne upon the descriptive roll will be treated a« 
 public property, so long as forage and the forty cents a day are drawn 
 from the government. No soldier will be permitted to ride his horse, 
 except in the discharge of public duty, or to sell or exchange him, ex- 
 cept to secure one more serviceable — such superiority to be determined 
 and certified by the company officers present for duty, and the fact 
 noted upon the descriptive roll. Such sales or exchanges, however, 
 are strictly forbidden between cavalrymen of the same or different com- 
 mands. 
 
 VIII. .Brigade inspectors, in making inspections, will examine these 
 deBbriptive rolls, observing that they accurately describe the number 
 
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 and distinguishing marks of tho horses. Where thoy discover horses 
 to have been used fur private purposes, or disposed of in violation of 
 orders, they will note the facts upon the inspection report, with the 
 names of tho company commanders permitting it, and of the soldiers 
 BO offending, sending up charges against all, with tho view to their trial 
 by court-martial. 
 
 IX.. Horses forfeited under the action of General Orders, Nos. 63 
 [act 26] and 65, Adjutant and Inspertor-Gencral's Office, of 1SC4, may 
 be purchased, after appraisement, for the benefit of owners, by deserv- 
 ing cavalrymen who have lost their hor.ses by the casualties of battle. 
 
 X- .Inspectors will report on their " inspection reports," for transfer 
 to tho infantry, all men found dismounted through their own careless- 
 ness, or whose horses may have been rendered unserviceable by neglect 
 or hard usage upon other than public service. 
 
 Of animals belonging to company 
 division 
 
 DESCRIPTIVE KOLL 
 
 , regiment 
 
 , brigade 
 
 Description of Animal. 
 
 Tu whom horse belongs. 
 
 "5) 
 
 ■s 
 
 » 
 
 o 
 
 a 
 
 Distinguishing 
 marks. 
 
 CS 
 
 ,5 i 
 
 E Remarks. 
 
 o 
 
 » 
 
 A. B. 
 
 lohds 
 
 Sorrel 
 
 Star in fore- 
 head, etc. 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 XI'.The following is substituted for paragraph IV, General Orders, 
 No. 73 (current series), which is hereby revolted: 
 
 All ajiplications for exemption and detail will be transmitted to tho 
 Superintendent of the Bureau of Conscription for decision. Tho office 
 of congressional district enrolling officer is abolished, and reports and 
 returns of the commandants of conscripts will be made to the Bureau 
 of Conscription, and a copj' of each will al.so be furnished to the gen- 
 
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 erals of reserves. An officer may be assigncil to duty in each congres- 
 sional district by tiic generals of reserves as inspector of conscription. 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector-General. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS,"^ ADJUTANT and Inspector-General's Opficb, 
 
 No. 84. ) Richmond, November 21, 1864. J 
 
 • I. .Brigadier-General John.H. Winder is constituted Commissary- 
 General of Prisoners. All officers and men on duty at the several mili- 
 tary prisons are placed under his command. He is charged with the 
 custody of all prisoners of war, and with the discipline and general ad- 
 ministration of such prisoners east of the Mississippi river. His in- 
 structions will issue only from this office. 
 
 II. .Commandants of posts in the vicinity of these military prisons 
 are made subordinate to Brigadier-General Winder in all matters nec- 
 essary for the security of the prisoners. Department, army, and other 
 commanders are required not to interfere with the prisoners, the prison 
 guard, or the administration of the prisoners. 
 
 III. .Local and other troops doing duty at the posts herein indi- 
 cated, will bo considered prison guards. If their immediate commander 
 be superior in rank to the commandant of the post at which they are 
 stationed, he will, notwithstanding, detail the prison guard from his 
 command, at the request of the post or prison commander; and the 
 detail, when turned over to the last-named officer, will be under his 
 sole charge and direction. 
 
 IV.. Detailed soldiers will not be transferred by officers with whom 
 they are upon duty "to other officers, without authority from this office, 
 or from the general commanding the army to which the soldiers be- 
 long. Detailed conscripts will be transferred only by the authority of 
 the* Chief of the Bureau of Conscrijjtion. 
 
 V. .The telegraph will be used as economically as possible, and mes- 
 sages will not be sent by it without the approval of the coramamling 
 officer present. Where the telegram exceeds ten words, the voucher 
 for its payment must embrace in his certificate that it was not for the 
 personal benefit of the person by whom it was sent, and that it was nec- 
 essary, and contained official business which could not lie transacted 
 by mail without detriment to the public service. 
 
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 VI. .Supplies eoUectcfl or hoM by county or district agents, for the 
 benefit of soUliers" families, arc not liable to impressment. 
 
 VJI.. Paragraph XIII, General Orders, No. .34 (current series), i3 
 amended to allow all retired soldiers, who may enter any university, 
 college, or school, to draw their rations in kind at the nearest post. 
 Bj' order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Iimpcdor-Oeneral. 
 
 (\Vj)\FA{k\t ORDERS, 1 Adjctaxt axd Inspectoh-Oeneril's Office, 
 
 No. 85. j Richmond, 7><;c«ni&(!r 1,1864. 
 
 The following order is published for the information of all concerned: 
 
 CoNFnnEnATE States of America, 
 Wak Department, Richmond, December 1, 1861. 
 
 EXCHANGE NOTICE— NO. 13. 
 
 1. All Confederate officers and men wlio have been dalivered by the 
 Federal authorities at any place, prior Vo November 25, lSfi4, are here- 
 by declared to be exchanged. 
 
 2. All officers and men of the Vicksburg capture of July 4, 1803, who 
 reported at any parole camp, either east or west of the Mist-'issippi river, 
 at any time prior to November 1, 1864, are hereby declared to bo ex- 
 changed. 
 
 Ro. Oi'i.D, Agent of Exchanr/e. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspcctor-G'cMral. 
 
 OKNKRAL 0RDERS,1 Adjutant and Ixspectob-Genebal's Office, 
 
 No. 86. j Richmond, December 6, 1884. 
 
 I.. The Chief of the Bnre.au of Conscription will continue, with all 
 practicable dispatch, to bring into service the twenty thousand slaves 
 authorized by the act of Congress approved February 17, 1864. En- 
 rolling officers will prepare correct lists in duplicate of the names, per- 
 sonal description, and ascertained value of the slave.", the county, dis- 
 
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 trict, or parish in which, nnd the time when each was impressed, the 
 name of the owner of each, and of the impressing ofBccr. One of these 
 lists will be forwarded monthly to the Commandant of Conscription in 
 the state to which the slave belongs, and the other to the Superinten- 
 dent of the bureau, each of whom will cause them to be copied in some 
 uniform manner, convenient for reference. 
 
 II. .When fifty or more slaves shall have been collected at any one 
 station, they will be forwarded, under the charge of discreet men de- 
 tailed from the reserve forces, to such point as the Superintendent of 
 Conseriiition may direct, and turned over to the engineer officer in- 
 structed to receive them, for labor in the engineer and other depart- 
 ments of the service. A copy of the descriptive roll of each slave will 
 accompany his delivery to the engineer officer. 
 
 III. .The chief engineer of each army or military department will, 
 under the direction of the Engineer bureau, have the general supervi- 
 sion and control of the slaves, and will organize them into gangs of one 
 hundred men each (selecting four of tlie number as foremen ), over whom 
 will be placed a manager and two overseers. Every eight gangs will 
 constitute a section, for which a superintendent will be selected. Three 
 sections will compose a force, over which will be placed a director. 
 Two clerks will be employed cy^ detailed for each director, and one for 
 each superintendent. • 
 
 IV. .The directors, superintendents, managers, and overseers, will be 
 derailed or selected by the Secretary of War from men qualified by ex- 
 perience in the management of slaves, and who are fitted for the posi- 
 tions by their character for probity, energy, and intelligence. 
 
 V. .There will be assigned, by orders from this office, a purveyor to 
 each force, and an assistant purveyor to each section, who will provide 
 subsistence, clothing, and other necessary stores, making requisition 
 therefor upon tho Quartermaster and Commissary deptrrtmeuts. These 
 will be bonded agents. In like manner, a medical officer will be assign- 
 ed for each section, who will obtain supplies for the slaves from the 
 Medical department, upon requisition as prescribed for surgeons and 
 assistant surgeons of tho army. Provision returns and requisitions for 
 quartermasters stores will be signed by the manager, and, when ap- 
 proved by the superintendent, the purveyor of the section will make the 
 issue. 
 
 VI.. The Engineer bureau will detail an officer of the engineer ser- 
 
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 vice for cad) army or department, to organize, inspect, and muster tho 
 gangs, sections, and forces, and to make details of working parties, in 
 such number and for such ohjeets as may be ordered bj- the command- 
 ing general. In this manner details of slaves will be made to perform 
 labor in other departments of the service — it being intended that all 
 such slaves shall be under the management and supervision of the En- 
 gineer department. When slaves are detailed in other departments 
 than the Engineer department, the manager will send with them descrip- 
 tive lists, retaining their names, however, upon his muater-rolls. 
 
 VII. .Managers will prepare a mnstcr-roll and duplicate muster and 
 paj' rolls of the slaves on the last day of evei-y even mortth. The first 
 will be transmitted to the Chief of the Engineer bureau; the muster 
 and pay rolls to the Quartermaster-General. Each will be forwarded 
 through the superintendents, who will be held responsible for their cor- 
 rectness. Tho ascertained value of each slave will appear upon both 
 the muster-roll and the muster and pay rolls. The rate of pay will bo 
 determined by agreement with the owners, or by appraisement, as pro- 
 vided bj' law. 
 
 VIII. .The value of tho slave will bo ascertained at the time of im- 
 pressment, after careful medical ex.amination (under rules prescribed 
 by the Surgeon-General), by agreement between the enrolling otficer 
 and- the owner, or by appraisement under the law rcgulatin§» impress- 
 ments, that, in the event of his loss while cmploj'ed by the government, 
 " by the act of the enemy, or by escape to or by death inflicted by tho 
 enemy, or by disease contracted while in any service required of him," 
 his owner may receive his full value from the government. Slaves al- 
 ready impressed and in service, without previous appraisement or as- 
 certainment of hire, or who may hereafter be impressed or received 
 without appraisement or special contract, will be appraised, and their 
 hires will be fixed by boards of disinterested slaveholders, selected and 
 organized by the Engineer bureau. Enrolling oflfiecrs will impress 
 upon owners the proprietj' and advantage of having ^hcir slaves pro- 
 vided with one good new suit of clothing before they are turned over to 
 the government, the value of which will he estimated in the appraise- 
 ment. 
 
 The loss of a slave from either of the causes enumerated, and tho 
 time and manner of it, will be reported in trijilieate by the manager of 
 the gang to which he belongs, to the Chief of the Engineer bureau. lie 
 ■will, at the same time, liote the casualty upon the next muster-roll. 
 
 IX.. At the expiration of every six months the Quartermaster-Gen- 
 
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 eral will send an officer to convenient places in each state, to pay own- 
 ers or their attorneys the hire of their slaves, or, if lost, their appraised 
 or agreed value. 
 
 X. .Every effort will be made to induce contentment in the slaves. 
 Their discipline will be considerate and mild for minor oflfenccs. Cases 
 of a grave character will be forwarded for the determination and in- 
 structions of the chief engineer of the army or department, who will, 
 in the meantime, prepare and submit for the approval of his command- 
 ing general, a code for the government of managers and others in charge 
 of the slaves. 
 
 XI.. The commanding general of each army or department will 
 promptly remove and order to the ranks any manager or other em- 
 ployee having the supervision of slaves, who is guilty of cruelty to- 
 ward them, or malfeasance or of malpractice, and will impose such other 
 penalties as the offence would justify, under the 99th Rule and Article 
 of War. 
 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adjutant and Inspector- General. 
 
 OENEKAL ORDERS, J- ADJUTANt and Inspector-General's Office, 
 
 No. 87. ) Richmond, December 10, 1864. 
 
 I.. The following Roll of Honor is published, in accordance with 
 paragraph 1, General Orders, No. 131 (1863). It will be read to every 
 regiment in the service, at the first dress-parade after its receipt. 
 
 BATTLE OF SEVEN PINES. 
 
 Mtsaiesippi. 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry: 
 
 Private Jno. Cotton,* Company B. 
 
 SergeantR. A. Roberts (afterwards killed at Gettysburg), " C. 
 
 Private J. H. Walker, " . D. 
 
 Serg't J. M. McCully (afterwards killed at Sharpsburg), " E. 
 
 Private J. B. Smith,* " F. 
 
 " W. E. Manahan, " G. 
 
 " Franklin Mc Kinney,* " H. 
 
 " .Joseph Sims,* " I. 
 
l:h 
 
 Private Thomas D. Hampton, 
 " J. A. McAlister, 
 
 Company K. 
 L. 
 
 BATTLE or r.AINKS' PAnjf. 
 
 3fii>s{iiiitppi'. 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry: 
 
 Private W. C. Key* « A. 
 
 " A. J. Pegram,* " B. 
 
 " Wm. Ball * « ' c. 
 
 " J. P. Lewis,* " D. 
 
 " Jos. Compton,* " E. 
 
 " R. L. North rop,» " T. 
 
 Sergeant Rich. Drake, <' Q, 
 
 Private A. C. Mars,* " H. 
 
 " J. M. Scott, " T. 
 
 " Thos. D. Hampton,* " K. 
 
 " W. H. Bryan (afterwards killed at Sharpsburg), " L. 
 
 BATTLE OP MALVEUN Hll.t.. 
 j^fiasiKsippi. 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry: 
 
 Private W. C. Key, '< A, 
 
 " J. H. Parker,* ' " B. 
 
 Sergeant J. A. Atkins, " C. 
 
 (afterwar Is killed at Suffolk, April 25, 1863), 
 
 Private J. L. Ralph (afterwards killed at Sharpsburg), " P. 
 
 Corporal J. F. S. Cooper, " G. 
 
 Private A. K. Roberts, " R. 
 
 " Hillery Andrews (killed Aug. 29, lSfi2), " I. 
 
 " J. M. Moore, " K. 
 
 Corporal J. M. Ward,* " L. 
 
 SECOND BATTLE OF MANASSAS. 
 ^(insistii'ppi. 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 Private Jno. C. Christman, 
 
 " W. H. Davis,* 
 Corporal C. L. Vinson,* 
 Sergeant C. C. Davis' (color-bearer), 
 Private Thomas Wooodard, 
 
 (killed at Suffolk, May 21, 1863), 
 " J. L. Harbin,* 
 
132 
 
 Sergeant J. F. Wray, Company G- 
 
 Private J. Wcstmorelantl, " H. 
 
 '• D. P.'^abur » " I. 
 
 " J. N. Aldridge, " K. 
 
 " Jas. Middletou,* " L. 
 
 BATTLE OF BOONSBORO'. 
 J/l«»tS«j/J^Jt. 
 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Private R. L. Boon, " A. 
 
 Sergeant T. B. McKay (afterwards killed at Gettysburg), " B. 
 
 , " Robt. Harris (afterveards killed at Sharpsburg), " C. 
 
 Private W. B. Houston, " D. 
 
 " G. W. Monk, " E. 
 
 (afterwards killed at Bristoe Station), 
 
 " T. G. N. Thompson, " P. 
 
 (afterwards killed at Sharpsburg), 
 
 " J. S. Vanzant,* ' " G. 
 
 Private B. Weatheringtou, " H. 
 
 " E. Browning, " L. 
 
 (afterwards killed at Sharpsburg), 
 
 " Jas. L. Akers, " K. 
 
 " Jacob McCarty,* " L. 
 
 BATTLE OF SHARPSCUUQ. 
 
 Mississippi. 
 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Private W. Looney,* " A. 
 
 " H. n. Johus,« " B. 
 
 " A. C. Howard,* " C. 
 
 " J. B. Elliott, ,<\ D. 
 
 Sergeant J. P. Black,* "' F. 
 
 " F. H. Daggett, " G. 
 
 " P. F. Harris,* " H. 
 
 Corporal M. L. Galding,* " I. 
 
 Private J. W. Gibson,* - " K. 
 
 " Jas. Griffin,* " L. 
 
 BATTLE OF UPPERVILLE. 
 
 Mississip])!. 
 
 Jeflf Davis Legion Cavalry: 
 
 Captain W, G. Henderson, - " B. 
 
133 
 
 Private A. K. Ramsey, Company D. 
 
 ". David Waldham, - " F. 
 
 First Lieutenant P. B. Fisber,* " B. 
 
 Corporal R. Eustis, " A. 
 
 Private G. Seal,* " g, 
 
 " C. M. Taylor, « c." 
 
 " Wm. Frew,* " p^ 
 
 " J. n. Lake, " p. 
 
 " Wm. Lake, «< j'^ 
 
 BATTLE OF GKTTYSBTTIlfi. 
 Misnibnipp!. 
 
 Second Mississippi Regiment Infantry : 
 
 Private Micnjah Farris, July 1. 1863, " A. 
 
 Sergeant M. J. Bennett, July 1, 1863, " B. 
 
 Corporal J. P. Ticen, July 3, 1863, " B. 
 
 Private H. H. §tory, July 1, 1863, " C. 
 
 (killed July 3, 1863), 
 
 Private W. D. Bazemorc,* July 3, 1863, " C. 
 
 " J. Fulton, July 1, 1863, '' D. 
 
 " W. T. Moore, July 3, 1863, " D. 
 
 " C. L. Humphreys, July 1, 3, 1863, " E. 
 (killed July 3, 1863), 
 
 •' W.L.Luna, July 1, 1863, «■ F. 
 
 " L. M. Blyllie, July 3, 1863,' " F. 
 
 " Patrick McAnally, July 1, 1863, " G. 
 
 " J. J. Donclson, July .3, 1363. " Q. 
 
 Corporal J. A. Raines, July 1, 1863, " H. 
 
 Private IL McPherson, July 3, 1863, " II. 
 
 " W. D. Cobb,* July 1, 1863, " L 
 
 " -M. Yeager,® July 3, 1863, " I. 
 
 " ^V". J. Condrey,* July 1, 1863, " K. 
 
 " James L. Akers,* July 3, 1863, •' K. 
 
 " D.M.White,* July 1, 1863, V' L. 
 
 " 0. F. Carpenter,* July 3, 1863, " 'L. 
 Jeff. Davis Legion Cavalry : 
 Major W. G. Conner.* 
 
 BATTLE OF THK WILDERNKSS. 
 Mixsinnijjpi. ■ 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Corporal T. S. Carter,* May 5, 1864, " A. 
 
134 
 
 Private S. L. Neely, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 Company A 
 
 Private L. C. Guyton, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 II 
 
 B. 
 
 • " R. J. Bennett, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 B. 
 
 " J. C. Flinn, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 <( 
 
 0. 
 
 " G. M. Champion, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 C. 
 
 Sergeant Z. D. Prescott, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 D. 
 
 Private W. A. Thomas, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 D. 
 
 " J. S. Bryant, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 E 
 
 " S. D. Kile, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 E. 
 
 " D. B. Cuthberths,* 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 P 
 
 " John J. Brown, 
 
 May .6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 F 
 
 " W. A. Edwards, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 (< 
 
 G 
 
 " W. C. Handley, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 i< 
 
 G. 
 
 Private P. Clarke, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 ti 
 
 H 
 
 " G. B. Cobb, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 (1 
 
 H. 
 
 " J. L. Freeman, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 n 
 
 I 
 
 " T.W. Billingsley, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 I 
 
 " Isaac McKeown,* 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 K 
 
 " John Lewallcn, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 (1 
 
 K. 
 
 " R. C. Jeter,* 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 u 
 
 L 
 
 Eleventh Regiment Mississippi Infantry :■ 
 
 
 
 
 
 Corporal Richard C. Bridges, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 it 
 
 A. 
 
 Private Edward G. Jones, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 A. 
 
 " J. M. Williamson, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 D 
 
 Corporal G. B. Triplett, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 E 
 
 " John S. Morgan, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 E 
 
 Private W. C. Nanco, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 F. 
 
 " John C. Barnes, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 F 
 
 " W. H. Johnson, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 G. 
 
 " P. H. Neagle, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 G. 
 
 " J. W. Young, 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 H 
 
 Sergeant W. D. Reid, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 H. 
 
 Private John R. Gilleylon, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 t( 
 
 I. 
 
 Corporal J. K. Miller, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 .1 
 
 I. 
 
 Private Samuel Standford,* 
 
 May 5, 
 
 1864, 
 
 n 
 
 K. 
 
 " John W. Jennings, 
 
 May 6, 
 
 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 K. 
 
 Forty-second Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 
 
 
 Private J. M. Loden, 
 
 
 
 « 
 
 A 
 
 " W. H. Cabler, 
 
 
 
 « 
 
 B. 
 
 Sergeant R. H. Cobb, 
 
 
 
 " 
 
 C. 
 
 " Thos. Martin, 
 
 
 
 « 
 
 D. 
 
 F. E. Smith, 
 
 
 
 << 
 
 E. 
 
185 
 
 Corporal W. T. Blaylock, Company F. 
 
 Private A. Stroup, " G. 
 
 " A. W. Langham, " H. 
 
 Corporal Jas. A. Conner, " !• 
 
 Private S. M. Cole, " K. 
 
 North Carolina. 
 Fifty-fifth Regiment North Carolina lufantry : 
 
 Corporal Haywofld Scott,* " A. 
 
 Private M. Bcnge, " B. 
 
 Sergeant J. I). Boggs, " C. 
 
 Private M. II. Randall, " D. 
 
 " Wni. B. Fleming, " E. 
 
 Sergeant W. A. Williams, " F. 
 
 W. F. Grantham, " G. 
 
 Private A. W. McGhee, " H. 
 
 " Berry Pearce, " I- 
 
 Corporal Juo. F. Stovall, " K. 
 
 BATTLK OF TAILET'S M^LL. 
 
 jyisoissippi. 
 
 Corporal S. L. Neely, " A. 
 
 Private W. H. Byru, " B. 
 
 " A. T. Sargent, " C 
 
 " W. I. Iresham, " D. 
 
 " M. Levitt, " E. 
 
 " W. T. Ayres, " ' F. 
 
 " J. T. Dillard, " G. 
 
 " T. J. Harwell, " H. 
 
 " P. R. Sims,* " I. 
 
 *' Jno. Lcwalleu, " K. 
 
 Eleventh Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Private A. J. Dew, " A. 
 
 " J. H. Cook, " D. 
 
 Corporal Dennis O'Sullivan, " * E, 
 
 A. W. Menees, " F. 
 
 " Private George M. Duley, " • G. 
 
 Corporal W. R. Holland, ' " H. 
 
 Private H. Clay Moore, " I. 
 
 " Vaiden U. Hughes, " K. 
 
J 36 
 
 BATTLE OF SPOTTSYLVANIA COURT-HOUSE. 
 
 Second Piegimcnt Mississippi Infantry : 
 Corporal S. L. Neely, 
 Private R. A. Helms, 
 
 " W. H. H. Ralph, 
 Corporal E. L. Earle, 
 Private A. M. Rae, 
 
 " Jno. Lewallen,* 
 Eleventh Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 Private J. H. Dailey, 
 
 " J. D. Norwood, 
 
 " Bailas H. Dumas, 
 
 '' A. G. Burney, 
 Sergeant R. T. Hobson, 
 Private J. Becket Gladerey, 
 
 " (t. B. Marcy,* 
 
 BATTLE OF BETHESDA CHURCH. 
 ilississippi. 
 Second Regiment Mississippi lofautry : 
 Corporal S. L. Neely, 
 Private H. M. Cochran, 
 D. E. Hughes,* 
 J. W. Wilson, 
 " M. L. Clarke, June 2, 1864, 
 
 ^V. T. Ayres, June 3, 1864, 
 
 Corporal R. J. McDole, June 2, 1864, 
 
 Private J. T. Dillard, June 3, 1864, 
 
 " J. W. Carr, 
 
 W. F. Milam, 
 " D. G. Chisne, 
 Sergeant D. P. Tigart, 
 Eleventh Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 Private J.-H. Dailey, 
 
 " J. C. Halbert, 
 Corporal A. AV. Menees,* 
 Private W. N. Shaw, June 2, 1864, 
 
 " John C. Robinsn, June 3, 1864, 
 « T. B. Reid, 
 " George W. Wall, 
 Sergeant A. L. Kimbrough, 
 
 Companj^ A. 
 
 B. 
 
 " F. 
 
 " G. 
 
 II. 
 
 " K. 
 
 " A. 
 " E. 
 " F. 
 " G, 
 
 H. 
 I. 
 
 K. 
 
137 
 
 Corporal Prank. L. Hope (oblor-bearer), acted gallantly in en- 
 gagements of May 6th and 10th, and June 2d and 3d, 1864. 
 Twenty-sixth Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Corporal A. J. Garnett, Company A. 
 
 Private W. A. Stevens, "^ K. 
 First Confederate Battalion : 
 
 Private A. J. Sizemore,* " A. 
 
 BATTLES NEAR PETERSBURG, VA. — JOLY 30, 1884. 
 
 • Alabama. 
 
 Eighth Regiment Alabama Infantry: 
 
 Setgoant John H. Doatnn, " B. 
 
 Ninth Regiment Alabama Infantry : 
 
 Private John M. ditcher, " K. 
 
 Eleventh Regiment Alabama Infantry : 
 
 Private James Henton, . " Q- 
 
 (fcorgia. 
 Third Resrimcnt Georgia Infantry : 
 
 Corp.>ral F. J. Herndon, " F. 
 
 Virginia. 
 Sixth Regiment Virginia Infantry : 
 
 Private W. B. NuUons, " H. 
 
 Sixteenth Regiment Virginia Infantry : * 
 
 Lt. Col. R. 0. Whitehead. 
 
 Captain L. R. Kilby, " B. 
 
 Lieut. Joseph E. Goodwyn, " F. 
 
 Corporal Sol. V. Beuter, " D. 
 
 Private David Barnes, " G- 
 
 " A. J. Saddler, " F. 
 
 " W. F. Lane, " G; 
 
 Forty-first Regiment Virginia Ififantry: 
 
 Private Lemuel Tucker, '' B. 
 
 John W. Miles, " D- 
 
 Sixty-first Regiment Virginia Infantry : 
 
 Lieut. St. Julien Wilson, " C. 
 
 J. J. Bilisoly,' " D. 
 
 Sergeant Peter Nowell, " '^• 
 
 Corporal W. II. Harrison, " A. 
 
 " Juhu E. Foreman, " K. 
 
 1-2 
 
138 
 
 AU6TI8T 21, 1864. 
 Sotith Carolina. 
 Twenty-seventh Regiment South Carolina Infantry : 
 
 Private J. D. Stoney( Orderly to Brig. Gen. Hagood), Company — 
 
 WELDON RAILROAD. 
 
 Mississippi. 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry: 
 
 Corporal S. L. Neely (since dead), " A. 
 
 Private Z. E. Varner, Aug. 18, 1864, " B. 
 
 Corporal Matthew Knox, Aug. 19, 1864, " B. 
 
 Private Geo. H. Turner,* Aug. 18, 1864, " C. 
 
 " Jas. L. Anderson,* Aug. 19, 1864, " C. 
 
 " S. T. Fife, Aug. 19, 1864, " E. 
 
 Corporal W. C. Handley, Aug. 18, 1864, " G. 
 
 Private P. McAnnally, Aug. 19, 1864, " G. 
 
 " T. W. Billingsley,* Aug. 18, 1864, _ " I. 
 
 " R. A. Sims, Aug. 19, 1864, ' " I. 
 
 " J.T.Stanley, Aug. 18, 1864, " K. 
 
 " B. F. Trammel, Aug. 19, 1864, -" K. 
 
 " J.T.Robinson,* Aug. 18, 19, 1864, " L. 
 Companies D and F declined making selections. 
 Twenty-sixth Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Private E. Cothran (since dead), " A. 
 
 Corporal W. H. Ross, " B. 
 
 Private Peter Hardin, " C. 
 
 Corporal A. R. Waits (since dead), " D. 
 
 Private J. G. Ruthren, " E. 
 
 " G. D. "Willis, " F. 
 
 Corporal S. M. Whitaker, " G. 
 
 Private David Matthews, " H. 
 
 " G. M. Rowan, ' "I. 
 
 " Joab Hale,* " K. 
 Forty-second Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Private Lee Taylor,* Aug. 18, 1864, " A. 
 
 " John Ezell, Aug. 19, 1864, " A. 
 
 " B. M. Ross,, . Aug. 18, 1864, " B. 
 
 " W. B. Scott, ^ Aug. 19, 1864, " B. 
 
 Sergeant E, Leroy Gray, Aug. 18, 1864, " G. 
 
 Private Sam. Bailey, Aug. 19, 186'4, " C. 
 
 Sergeant J. M. Boyd, Aug. 18, 1864, " D. 
 
 Private B. M. Blackwell, Aug. 19, 1864, " D. 
 
189 
 
 Sergeant P. E. Smith, Aug. 18, 1864, Company E. 
 
 " Calvin McElroy, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 (< 
 
 E. 
 
 Private John House, 
 
 Aug. 18, 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 F, 
 
 " Obadiah Collums, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 F. 
 
 " M. B. Hamilton, 
 
 Aug. 18, 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 G. 
 
 " J. M. Bachelor,, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 II 
 
 G. 
 
 Corporal Wm. H. Taylor, 
 
 Aug. 18, 1864, 
 
 II 
 
 H. 
 
 Private Luice M. Duo, 
 " Lee Campbell, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 H. 
 
 Aug. 18, 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 I. 
 
 " R. W. Harlan, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 It 
 
 I, 
 
 " Jeremiah Philips, 
 
 Aug. 18, 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 K. 
 
 Sergeant J. D. Lowcry, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 II 
 
 K. 
 
 North Cm 
 
 •olina. 
 
 
 
 Fifty-fifth Regiment North Carolina 
 
 Infantry : 
 
 
 
 Private H. H. I^^ve, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 A. 
 
 Sergeant^. A. Herbert, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 « 
 
 B. 
 
 Private J. D. Wilson, 
 
 Aug. 18, 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 c. 
 
 " G. H. Champion, 
 
 Aug. 18, 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 D. 
 
 " Wilie Guigamus,* 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 11 
 
 E. 
 
 *• P. R. White, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 F. 
 
 " John AV. Powell,* 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 " 
 
 G. 
 
 " A. Bolick, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 II 
 
 H. 
 
 " Green W. May, 
 
 Aug. 18, 1864, 
 
 II 
 
 I. 
 
 " L. C. Daniel, 
 
 Aug. 19, 1864, 
 
 II 
 
 K. 
 
 First Battalion Confederate Infantry 
 
 
 
 
 Sergeant A. Hembre, 
 • A. D. Stoudo, 
 
 
 II 
 
 A. 
 
 
 " 
 
 B. 
 
 Private S. Dunnigan. 
 
 
 II 
 
 C. 
 
 Sergeant J. Maddon, 
 
 
 II 
 
 F. 
 
 Private John McXamara, 
 
 
 i< 
 
 I. 
 
 BATTLE OP reams' STATION, WELDON nAU.ROAD— AUO. 25, 
 
 1864. 
 
 
 North Carolina. 
 Forty-seventh Regiment North Carolina Infantry : 
 Lieutenant J. W. Jones, Acting Adjutant. 
 
 Lieut. Thomas Taylor, " K. 
 
 PriT.atc Joseph J. Bissot, " A. 
 
 Kerncy Perry, " B. 
 
 - Sergeant James H. Jones, " C. 
 
 Private Burton Winsted, " D. 
 
 " John P. Bailey, " E. 
 
J 40 
 
 Prirate J. W. May, 
 
 " S. Johnson, 
 
 " Charles Cooper, 
 
 " Wm. S. Kernsdle, 
 Company F declined making a selection. 
 
 FORT HARRISON — SRPTEMBER 30, 1864. 
 
 Alabama, 
 Fifteenth Regiment Alabama Infantry : 
 Corporal M. L. Harper,* 
 Private "VV. H. Cooper, 
 
 " R. S. Jones, 
 Corporal B. F. Martin, 
 Private A'. Jackson, 
 
 " D. C. Cannon, 
 
 " J. T. Rushing, 
 
 «• C.J. Talk, * 
 
 Corporal T. R. Collins, 
 Companies A and H made no selections. 
 
 DARBTTOWN ROAD— OCTOBER 7, 1864. 
 Alabama. 
 Fifteenth Regiment Alabama Infantry : 
 Private A. E. Averett, 
 Sergeant W. H. Johnson, 
 
 " J. R. Edwards, 
 Private II. V. Glenn, 
 
 '• II. F. Sutcher, 
 Sergeant B. G. Barnett, 
 Corporal W, F. Hill, 
 Private J. F. Bean, 
 The other companies declined making a selection. 
 
 OCTOBER 13, 1864. 
 Alabama. 
 Fifteenth Regiment Alabama Infantry : 
 Private W. H. Quatlebaum, 
 " A. A. Powell, 
 " John Jackson, 
 " E. Grier, 
 " Leo Loyd, 
 Other companies declined selecting. 
 
 Company 
 
 G. 
 
 « 
 
 H. 
 
 K 
 
 I. 
 
 t< 
 
 K, 
 
 B. 
 C. 
 D. 
 E. 
 F. 
 Q. 
 L 
 K. 
 L. 
 
 A. 
 D. 
 E. 
 F. 
 G. 
 I. 
 K. 
 L. 
 
141 
 
 MI8CELLANB0DB ENOAOEMBNTS. 
 
 First Battalion Confederate Infantry : 
 
 Corporal B. J. Huger, Co. B— Corinth, Port Hudson, Grand Gulf, 
 Baker's Creek, AVildcrucss. 
 
 Private J. Kelly, Co. C— Fort Pillow, Corinth, Grand Gulf, Port 
 Hudson. 
 
 Sergeant A. W. Leslie, Co. E— Fort Pillow, Corinth, Port Hud- 
 sop, Baker's Creek, Jackson, Wilderness, Spottsylva- 
 nia Court-House. (Killed in hitter engagement.) 
 
 Private Patrick Finegau, Co. F— Corinth, Port Hudson, Grand 
 Gulf, Baker's Crock, Wilderness, Spottsylvania 
 Court-House, Bothosda Church. 
 
 Private Mitchell Smith, Co. I— Fort Pillow, Corinth, Port Hud- 
 son, Grand Gulf, Baker's Creek, Jackson, Wilder- 
 ness, Spottsylvania Court-IIouse, Liherty Mills, Cold 
 Harbor. 
 
 Twenty-si.ith Battalion Virginia Infantry : 
 
 Lieut H. B. Craig, (Adjutant) — New Market, Cold Harbor. 
 Sergeant George A. Woodrum, (color-bearer) — New Market, 
 Cold Harbor. (Both killed in the latter engage- 
 ment.) 
 
 Jelf Davis Legion Cavalry : 
 
 Captain David Waldham, Co. F — Frederick City, Md. 
 Second Lieut. W. W. Gordon, Co. F— Frederick City, Md. 
 Second Lieut. J. M. L. Turner, Co F — Stevensburg. 
 Second Lieut. Joshua Thorn, Co. A — Stevensburg. 
 Private Thomas Metcalf,* Co. A — Funkstown, Md. 
 Private E. J.* Taylor, Co. E— Flutwood. 
 Private W. G. Prendegast, Co. F — Rappahannock river. 
 Sergeant L. H. Clemens, Co. F — Rappahannock river. 
 Private John Robinson, Co. C — Frying Pan. 
 Private William Lake, Co. F— Brandy Plains. 
 Private Alec. McAskill, Co. C — Brandy Plains. 
 Private G. N. Sawssy, Co. F — Frederick City, Md. 
 Private L. H. Clemens, Co. F — Aecotink river. 
 Private F. Bird, Co. F — Aecotink river. 
 Private C. H. Mann, Co. F— Cold Harbor. 
 ^ Sergeant W. G. Prendegast, Co. F — Fau(iuicr counjy. 
 Private C. H. Mann, Co. F — Mine river. 
 
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 FALLING WATERS. 
 
 Missiaaippi. 
 
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 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Corporal P. G. Braddock, Company B. 
 
 Private W. H. Miller, " F. 
 
 Corporal G. M. Easterwood, " G- 
 
 Private J. M. Nunnilee, " H. 
 
 BHISTOE STATION. 
 
 Mississippi. 
 
 Second Regiment Mississippi Infantry : 
 
 Private P. C. Eddings, " B. 
 
 Corporal J. A. Walding, " D. 
 
 " A. M. Butler, " F. 
 
 Private F. M. Smith, " G. 
 
 HANOVER JUNCTION. 
 
 Mississippi. 
 
 Eleventh Regiment Mississippi Infantry: 
 
 Private J. C. Halbert, • " E. 
 
 " A. L. McJenkins, " H. 
 
 " Jas. L. Gillespie, " I. 
 
 " G. W. Williams, " K. 
 
 DREAVRy'S BLUFF — MAY 16, 1864. 
 
 Louisiana. 
 
 First Lieut. Jno. M. Galbraith (since dead), 1st Co. Washington 
 Artillery. 
 ^^^~The asterisks designate those killed in action. 
 By order. 
 
 S. COOPER, 
 Adfntant and Inspector-General. 
 
CIRCULAR. 
 
 Quabterhasteh-Genebal's Office, 
 
 RlCHMOJCD, Va., October 1, 1864. 
 
 In answer to inquiries addressed to this office, in reference to mat- 
 ters of transportation, and to prevent future irregularities, the follow- , 
 ing instructions will bo strictly observed : 
 
 Transportation will bo furnished as follows, viz : 
 
 ^ I. .On extension of sick or wounded furlough. 
 
 II. .To sick or wounded men reporting to their commands, or to 
 medical board to be retired. 
 
 III'. To men serving in the field as state reserves or militia, when 
 on sick or wounded furlough. 
 
 IV. .To detailed men, when ordered to report, without pay or allow- 
 ances, to contractors, railroads, etc. 
 
 v.. To cavalrymen ordered home after fresh horses, and back to 
 their commands, if they fail to procure them. 
 
 VI. .To members of relief committees or ambulance corps, travelling 
 on public -business, with their stores; but officers of this department 
 will be careful to see that this privilege is not abused. 
 
 VII.. To men regularly enlisted in an organized command, who are 
 discharged from military service on writ of habeas corpus, by any 
 judge of the district courts of the Confederate States, to their homes. 
 
 VIII.. To regularly employed matrons and nurses of hospitals, 
 when on sick furlough, approved by the medical director or senior sur- 
 geon of a post, to their homes and back. , 
 
 IX.. Hospital supplies may bo sent hy mail train, when in small 
 packages, in cases of emergency only, or immediately before or after a 
 battle. 
 
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 X..On the order of Brigadier-General W. M. Gardner, commanding 
 post at Richmond, Virginia, by special order of the Secretary of War. 
 
 General Instructions. 
 
 XI. .Transportation can not be furnished men, or supplies for the 
 treasury or navy, unless upon the order of the head of the department, 
 or his authorized agents — which order must be filed as a voucher for 
 future reference. When officers of the navy are travelling under or- 
 ders, their cases will be acted upon as those of officers of the army, 
 and their papers indorsed accordingly. In furnishing transportation 
 for either of these departments, the personal or freight coupon, or bill 
 of lading and invoice, must bear upon its face, "Charge de- 
 partment," to enable the railroad companies to make out their ac- 
 counts separately against each department. 
 
 XII.. The Secretary of the Treasury, in his le'tter of September 9, 
 186i, directs that transportation be furnished only on the order of him- 
 self, the Assistant Secretary, and the chief clerk of the department, 
 and upon the requisition of S. G. Jamison, Esq., Chief of the Treasury 
 Note Bureau, at Columbia, South Carolina. 
 
 XIII.. The Secretary of the Navy, in his letters of September 7 
 and 16, directs that transpprtatiou be furnished upon the requisition of 
 the following officers, viz : 
 
 Richmond, Va. 
 
 Colonel S. J. Beall, commanding marine cojrps. 
 Major A. S. Taylor, Q. M. marine corps. 
 Chief of Bureau of Orders and Detail. 
 " " Ordnance and Hydrography. 
 
 " " Provisions and Clothing. 
 
 " " Medicine and Surgery. 
 
 Officers in charge of the several navy-yards and workshops. 
 
 Petersburg, Va. 
 Officers in charge of rope-walk. 
 
 Halifax, Pli/mo/ith, and Kinaton, N. C. 
 Officers in command of the stations, or senior naval officer present. 
 
 Charlotte, N. C. 
 Officers in chnri'e of the several works. 
 
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 Wilmington, N. C. 
 
 Officer in command of station. 
 
 W. H. Peters, Special Agent. - 
 
 John L. Porter, Chief Constructor. 
 
 Officers in charge of the stations or works at Marion C. H., S. 0. ; 
 Charleston, S. C. ; Augusta, Savannah, and Columbus, Ga. : Mont- 
 gomery, Selma, and Mobile, Ala., and the trans-Mississippi. 
 ^g^Tho marine corpi is a part of the Confederate States navy. 
 
 XIV. .Paragraph 99fi, Army Regulations, authorizes this department 
 to furnish cabin passage to officers on steamboats, etc. 
 
 XV.. All orders for transportation, if for supplies, must state that 
 the same are publtr property. If for individuals, the order must show 
 that the party is under proper orders, or on official business. 
 
 XVI. .Persons and freight must alwciyn he placed upon separate Ortu- 
 pons, to en.able the railroad companies to keep separate accounts. 
 
 XVII. .When stores, contributions, etc., are sent in charge of a mes- 
 senger or soldier, the coupon should read, e. g. : " One box supplies for 
 6th S. C. regiment, in charge of John Roberts." To make it a perfect 
 and complete voucher, the messenger or party in charge must give his 
 receipt, on the back of the coupon, to the railroad company, for the 
 package, when the same is delivered to him. The insertion of the mes- 
 senger's name in the freight coupon does not include transportation for 
 him, and the same can not be charged by the railroad company. A 
 separate coupon for the party in charge must be furnished, when en- 
 titled to the same. 
 
 XVIII. .Horses purchased or impressed tor the use of the army, 
 must not be transported by rail. They must march. So with beef 
 cattle, unless the cars are going empty. 
 
 XIX. .Reserves or militia arc not entitled to transportation in con- 
 sideration of having furnished a recruit, a temporary substitute, or 
 upon a furlough of indulgence. 
 
 XX.. It was not intended by paragraph V, General Orders, No. 69, 
 Adjutant and Inspector-General's office, current series, to inhibit 
 transportation to officers under orders from the proper and usual 
 sources, when in charge of troops, prisoners, conscripts, or deserters. 
 
 XX I.. Paragraph III, General Orders, No. 6.8. modifies General Or- 
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 ders, No. 59, so far as to allow transportation in kind, and actual ex- 
 penses, to officers and bonded agents who arc coutinuoniti/ engaged in 
 special service, by order of the chief of the bureau to which they be- 
 long, and whose duties require them to travel. The personal expenses 
 in such eases will be allowed in lieu of commutation of fuel, quarters, 
 and rations; and the account must be vouched and paid by the chief 
 of the bureau from which the orders issue. 
 
 XXII. .Paragraph V, Ger.cral Orders, No. 71, also modifies General 
 Orders, No. 69, so as to au^iorize transportation to olfieers, upon tho 
 orders of the generals commanding reserve forces in the respective 
 states. 
 
 XXIir..AVhen railroad communication is interrupted, and soldiers 
 can not travel by the route indicated by coupons furnished at other 
 points, it should be changed to the most practicable route t^ their des- 
 tination. The old coupons should be retained, cancelled, and filed, and 
 the register noted accordingly. 
 
 XXIV.. The coupons furnished soldiers who subsequently die in 
 hospital before using them, should be promptly returned to tho ollicer 
 issuing, by the surgeon in charge. 
 
 XXV.. Officers of railroads are requested to notify this officer of any 
 irregularities on the part of officers issuing transportation, and espe- 
 cially whether the name of the post is omitted upon coupons, etc. 
 
 XXVI. .Monthly reports of stores received for transportation and 
 distribution (on Form 4), will not be made in future, unless specially 
 called for, as a system of inspection has been adopted in lieu thereof. 
 
 XXVII. .Private supplies for officers stationed at posts can not be 
 shipped at government expense. The privilege was only extended to 
 officers and soldiers in the field. 
 
 XXVIII. .Attention is again called to the improper practice of ship- 
 ping odicers signing their names by proxy, instead of by themselves. 
 All officers iu charge of transportation will obtain the autograph signa- 
 ture of every shipping olfieer at his post, etc., and decline to ship 
 Stores unless upon the proper signature of the officers respectively. 
 
 XXIX.. Officers in charge of transportation will not furnish it here- 
 after to post officers of the various branches of the government, on 
 
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 their own requisitions, nor unless they exhibit orders from tbo heads of 
 bureaus, as specified in General Orders, Nos. 59, 63, and 71. 
 
 XXX. .When trains of one railroad pass over another, carrying sup- 
 plies for the government, the companj- owning Iho train, as well as the 
 company owning the track or road-bed, is entitled to receive transpor- 
 tation coupons — each to receive the share of freight coming to it. 
 These arc familiarly known as "foreign trains." But where railroads 
 biro trains from other comp.anies, to run regularly as a part of their 
 own rolling stock, only one bill of lading or coupon will bo issued. 
 
 XXXr. .Nothing contained in the Circular of September 15,1864, 
 shall be so construed as to repeal the clauses in the Circulars of Janu- 
 arj' 20 and April 1, 1S64, which require losses by railroad companies to 
 be charged at the iheu mitrkct value. That regulation still remains in 
 full force, and will be strictly observed by all quartermasters. 
 
 XXXII. .All Circular Orders which have been issued from this office 
 arc in force, unless specially or generally repealed by subsequent 
 orders. % 
 
 A. R. LAWTON, 
 Quartermaster- General.