A D D END A Return of casualties in Hoke8 division, Department of North Carolina, March I92~, 1865. Command. Killed. Wounded. Missing. Aggregate. March 19: Clinginans brigade 1 18 1 20 Colquitts brigade 33 163 18 214 Hagood~ brigade 4 127 139 270 Kirk lands brigade 3 41 13 57 Nethercutts brigade 3 18 7 28 Starrs artillery 1 3 4 Total 45 370 178 593 March 20: Clingmans brigade 1 1 2 Colquitts brigade 1 1 2 Ha ~oods brigade 8 8 Kir lands brigade 2 28 14 44 Nethercutts brigade 5 5 Starrs artillery 1 1 Total 2 44 16 62 March21: Cliagmans brigade 2 16 18 Colquitts brigade 7 13 2 22 Hagoods brigade 1 17 18 Kirklands brigade 2 7 3 12 Nethercutta brigade 2 5 1 8 Total..... 14 58 6 78 March 22: Clingmans brigade 1 1 Colquitts brigade 1 1 2 4 Nethercutts brigade 1 Total 1 3~ 2 6 Grand total 62 475 202 739 Respectful1y~ submitted. BIRAXTON BRA(~G, General, Commanding. HDQRS. DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA, Near Smithfield, March 23, 1865. No. 289. Itinerary of ]Ifaj. (Jen. Benjamin F. Cheathamg eorjps.* Friday, January 27.Took the cars for Meridian, reaching that place early on the morning of the 28th. Saturday, January 28.Took cars for Deruopolis; ran off the track when we had gone about fourteen miles and remained on the side of the road the rest of the day and that night. Sunday, January 29.Started again and reached Demopolis late in the afternoon. Here we took the train for Selma, but when within fourteen miles of that place and about 11 oclock at night, our engille ran off the track and we did not get away until the night of Monday, January 30.Made Selma; and on the following morning, Tuesday, January 31, we transferred our baggage and horses to the packet Southern IRepublic, which started for Montgomery that night. * From journal kept by Maj. Henry Hampton, acting assistant adjutant-general.