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HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Bowling Green, Ky., November 30, 1861.Major A. J. SMITH,
Principal Quartermaster:
A large armed force is being assembled at Corinth and Grenada, Miss. Make arrangements for furnishing supplies. I cannot state that number. You must appoint capable agents and give them large discretion.
Time presses. Act at once.
W. W. MACKALL,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
Abstract from return of the First Division, Western Department, commanded by Major General Leonidas Polk, C. S. Army, for November, 1861.*
[Headquarters at Columbus, Ky.]
P r e s e n t f o r d u t y.
Infantry. Cavalry. Artillery.
Troops. Office Men Of Men Of Men Aggreg
rs fi fi ate
ce ce presen
rs rs t
1st Division 199 3,236 19 294 7 173 4,416
2nd Division 236 3,225 21 257 3 74 4,527
3rd Division 139 1,999 10 204 6 221 3,162
4th Division 179 2,789 9 160 12 212 4,265
Stewart's 283 4,286 - -- - --- 5,826
command
Totals 1,036 15,535 59 915 52 1,050 22,196
AGGREGATE PRESENT FOR DUTY.
Infantry............................................... 16,571
Cavalry................................................ 974
Artillery.............................................. 1,102
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Grang aggregate........................................ 18,647
Abstract from return of Division No. 1, Western Department, commanded by Major General Leonidas Polk, C. S. Army, for November, 1861.
P r e s e n t f o r d u t y.
Infantry. Cavalry. Artillery.
Troops Offic Men Of Men Off Men Aggreg
ers fi ice ate
ce rs presen
rs t
Pillow's command 545 8,788 53 816 10 155 12,416
Camp Beauregard 193 2,668 - - - - 3,713
Union City 96 1,563 - - - - 1,705
Fort Pillow 32 713 - - 6 145 984
Memphis 132 2,230 - - - - 2,362
Trenton 48 916 - - - - 964
Fort Henry 48 816 - - - - 864
Island No. 10. 4 48 - - - - 65
Totals 1,098 17,742 53 816 16 300 23,073
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*The returns from which this and the following abstract was made seem to be of the same troops and for the same period, but the classification differs, and there is a discrepancy of 1,378 between the two aggregates of "present for duty."
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