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Tabular statement of officers and men of the Confederate Army, &c.-Continued.
Command Officers Enlisted men Aggregate
CAVALRY-Continued. *8 1 9
Rosser's division:
Major-General Rosser
and staff
Dearing's brigade, 6 95 101
Colonel A. W. Harman
McCausland's brigade 1 26 27
Total Rosser's 15 122 137
division
Total cavalry 134 1,425 1,559
ARTILLERY. GENERAL 12 13 25
HEADQUARTERS.
Brigadier-General
Pendleton and staff
FIRST ARMY CORPS. 11 36 47
Brigadier General
E. P. Alexander and
staff
Haskell's battalion, 15 139 154
Lieutenant Colonel
John C. Haskell
Huger's battalion, 21 307 328
Major T. C. Jordan
McIntosh's 14 268 282
battalion,
Lieutenant Colonel
W. M. Owen
Poague's battalion, 17 279 296
Lieutenant Colonel
William T. Poague
13th Virginia 2 10 12
Battalion, Captain
D. N. Walker
Richardson's 4 77 81
battalion, Captain R.
Prosper Landry
Total First Army 84 1,116 1,200
Corps
SECOND ARMY CORPS. 8 22 30
Brigadier General
A. L. Long and staff
Carter's command, 2 4 6
Colonel T. H. Carter
Braxton's battalion, 7 19 26
Lieutenant Colonel
Carter M. Braxton
Cutshaw's battalion, 12 199 211
Captain C. W. Fry
Hardaway's 19 382 401
battalion,
Lieutenant Colonel
R. A. Hardaway
Johnson's battalion, 8 135 143
Lieutenant Colonel
M. Johnson
Lightfoot's 1 29 30
battalion,
Asst. Surg. J. B.
Coakley
Stark's battalion, 11 154 165
Lieutenant Colonel
A. W. Stark
Total Second Army 68 944 1,012
Corps
ANDERSON'S CORPS. 2 1 3
Colonel H. P. Jones
Blount's battalion 3 21 24
Coit's battalion - 37 37
Stribling's 2 8 10
battalion
Total Anderson's 7 67 74
corps
MISCELLANEOUS. 13 252 265
Smith's battalion,
Captain W. F. Dement
Total artillery+ 184 2,392 2,576
Miscellaneous 159 1,307 1,466
troops++
RECAPITULATION.
Command Officers Enlisted men Aggregate
General headquarters 69 212 281
Infantry 2,235 20,114 22,349
Cavalry 134 1,425 1,559
Artillery 184 2,392 2,576
Miscellaneous troops 159 1,307 1,466
Grand total 2,781 25,450 28,231
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*Officers whose paroles are signed by Rosser included.
+Cabell's, King's, Lane's, Nelson's, Pegram's, and Sturdivant's battalions, borne on return for January 31, 1865, are not accounted for by the paroles.
++Composed of detachments of engineers, invalids, naval brigade, provost-guards, etc.
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