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Numbers 12. Abstract from monthly report of Brigadier General Joseph E. Johnston's division, or Army or the Shenandoah (C. S. A.), for June 30, 1861.PRESENT FOR DUTY.
Infantry. Cavalry.
Commanding Troops. Officers. Men. Officers. Men.
officer.
Colonel First 128 2,043 --- ---
Jackson brigade
Colonel F. Second 155 2,391 --- ---
S. Bartow brigade
Brigadier-General Bee Third 161 2,629 --- ---
brigade
Colonel A. Fourth 156 2,106 --- ---
Elzey brigade
Colonel J. First --- --- 21 313
E. B. Stuart Virginia
Cavalry
Colonel A. Virginia 14 227 --- ---
C. Cummings Volunteers
Total 614 9,396 21 313
PRESENT OF DUTY. Artillery.
Commanding Troops. Officers. Men.
officer.
Colonel First 4 81
Jackson brigade
Colonel F. Second 3 59
S. Bartow brigade
Brigadier-General Bee Third 4 78
brigade
Colonel A. Fourth 4 45
Elzey brigade
Colonel J. First --- ---
E. B. Stuart Virginia
Cavalry
Colonel A. Virginia --- ---
C. Cummings Volunteers
Total 15 263
Aggregate present for duty.
General staff................... 32
Infantry........................ 10,010
Cavalry......................... 334
Artillery....................... 278
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10, 654
Numbers 13. Abstract from return of the Department of Pennsylvania, commanded by Major-General Patterson, June 28, 1861.PRESENT FOR DUTY.
Infantry. Cavalry.
Commanding Troops. Officers. Men. Officers. Men.
officer.
Bvt. Major First 322 6,637 11 307
General Geo. division
Cadwalader
Major Second 322 6,410 3 74
General W. division
H. Keim
Total 644 13,047 14 381
PRESENT FOR DUTY.
Artillery.
Commanding Troops. Officers. Men.
officer.
Bvt. Major First 7 251
General Geo. division
Cadwalader
Major Second --- ---
General W. division
H. Keim
Total 7 251
Aggregate present for duty.*
Infantry.............. 13,691
Cavalry............... 395
Artillery............. 258
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14,344
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*With the exception of the Fourth Connecticut Infantry, four companies of United States cavalry, and three companies of United States artillery, this force was composed entirely of three months' troops.
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