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Table of missing,&c.-Continued.
D. H. HILL'S DIVISION.
Colquitt's brigade:
6th Georgia, June 27.................................... 3
27th Georgia, June 27................................... 1
27th Georgia, July 1.................................... 1
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Total................................................... 5
Garland's brigade:
5th North Carolina, June 26 to July 1................... 4
12th North Carolina, June 26 to July 1.................. 1
13th North Carolina, June 26 to July 1.................. 4
20th North Carolina, June 26 to July 1.................. 6
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Total................................................... 15
Ripley's brigade:
1st North Carolina, June 26............................. 1
1st North Carolina, July 1.............................. 6
3rd North Carolina, July 1............................... 7
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Total................................................... *14
JACKSON'S DIVISION.
Winder's brigade:
5th Virginia Volunteers, July 1......................... 4
Third brigade:
10th Virginia Regiment, June 26 to July 1............... 1
EWELL'S DIVISION.
Fourth Brigade, June 27 to July 1....................... 3
Seventh Brigade, June 27 to July 1...................... 49
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Total................................................... 52
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Aggregate............................................... 755
No. 203. Report of Captain Smith Infantry,C. S. Army, commanding Richmond Arsenal, of captured ordnance, with inclosure from Lieutenant Jones.
RICHMOND ARSENAL, July 15, 1862.
MAJOR: In conformity with you request I have the honor to report that there been turned in here the following captured cannon:
Five 10-pounder Parrott guns.
Two 20-pounder Parrott guns.
One 12-pounder bronze howitzer.
One 3-inch steel rifle gun.
One battery wagon.
Three 6-pounder caissons.
Three repeating cannon, by Captain R. Snowden Andrews.
One 3-inch rifle gun.
Three 12-pounder bronze guns.
One 12-pounder bronze howitzer.
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*The brigade return makes a total of 30.
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