1207 Series I Volume XLVI-III Serial 97 - Appomattox Campaign Part III
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men; Cassandra, 600 men; Nightingale, 600 men; Victor, 800 men; the steamer Illinois, 1,200 men (now at Fortress Monroe). The steamers D. R. Martin and Louisburg will take troops to Fort Monroe to place on board the latter-names vessel. On your command being embarked, you will proceed to Fort Monroe with your command and await further orders. Any supplies necessary will be furnished on application to Colonel James, chief quartermaster, Department of Virginia. An opportunity will be given the officers of your command to visit Norfolk for their pay. Transportation for the remainder of your division will be furnished as soon as possible. A special vessel will be assigned for the horses of your command.
By command of Major-General Weitzel:
D. D. WHEELER,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
Report of number of officers and men of Ninth Army Corps, and Dwight's Division, Nineteenth Army Corps, present for review on Tuesday, the 23rd instant.
Commissioned Enlisted men Total
officers
NINTH ARMY CORPS
Headquarters 21 40
FIRST DIVISION.
First Brigade
Headquarters 7 49
38th Wisconsin 23 382
Volunteers
27th Michigan 14 243
Volunteers
17th Michigan 14 183
Volunteers
37th Wisconsin 19 400
Volunteers
109th New York 16 255
Volunteers
79th New York 13 228
Volunteers
Second Brigade
Headquarters 7 52
1st Sharpshooters 27 302
and 2nd Michigan
Volunteers
46 New York 15 296
Volunteers
50th Pennsylvania 18 435
Volunteers
20th Michigan 16 229
Volunteers
60th Ohio Volunteers 10 304
Third Brigade
Headquarters 7 42
3rd Maryland 10 196
Battalion
14th New York Heavy 20 443
Artillery
57th and 59 18 300
Massachusetts
Volunteers
100th Pennsylvania 23 445
Volunteers
Total First Division 277 4,784 5,061
Second Division
Headquarters 10 10
First Brigade
Headquarters 9 40
39th New Jersey 21 427
Volunteers
48th Pennsylvania 15 450
Volunteers
7th Rhose Island 16 353
Volunteers
45th Pennsylvania 27 405
Volunteers
58th Massachusetts 19 255
Volunteers
36th Massachusetts 21 275
Volunteers
35th Massachusetts 23 374
Volunteers
51st New York 10 120
Volunteers
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