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Table of missing for period and organization covered by Surgeon Guild's report, in which he omits that item.
LONGSTREET'S DIVISION.
Kemper's brigade:
1st Virginia, June 27 and 30 .............................. 6
7th Virginia, June 27 and 30............................... 41
17th Virginia, June 30..................................... 73
24th Virginia, June 30..................................... 14
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Total...................................................... 134
Anderson's brigade:
2nd South Carolina, June 27 and 30.......................... 8
5th South Carolina, June 27 and 30......................... 1
6th South Carolina, June 27 and 30......................... 3
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Total 12
Pickett's brigade:
18th Virginia, June 30.................................... 7
19th Virginia, June 30.................................... 1
28th Virginia, June 30.................................... 1
56th Virginia, June 30.................................... 1
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Total..................................................... 10
Wilcox's brigade:
8th Alabama, June 30...................................... 1
9th Alabama, June 27...................................... 4
9th Alabama, June 30...................................... 4
10th Alabama, June 30..................................... --
11th Alabama, June 30..................................... 11
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Total..................................................... 20
Fifth Brigade (Pryor's):
14th Alabama, June 27 and 30.............................. 11
Sixth Brigade (Featherston's):
2nd Mississippi Battalion, June 27 to July 1............... 1
12th Mississippi, June 26 to July 1....................... 5
19th Mississippi, June 26 to July 1....................... 3
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Total..................................................... 9
WHITING'S DIVISION.
Hood's brigade:
18th Georgia, June 27..................................... 3
Hampton Legion............................................ --
4th Texas, June 27........................................ 1
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Total..................................................... 4
Whiting's brigade:
11th Mississippi, June 27 to July 1....................... 3
6th North Carolina, June 27 to July 1..................... 2
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Total..................................................... 5
HUGER'S DIVISION.
Ransom's brigade:
24th North Carolina, July 1............................... 12
25th North Carolina, July 1............................... 5
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