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West of Sleepy Creek.
Brigadier General BENJAMIN F. KELLEY.
23rd Illinois, Captain Samuel L. Simison.
133rd Ohio, Colonel Gustavus S. Innis.
134th Ohio, Colonel James B. Armstrong.
153rd Ohio, Colonel Israel Stough.
154th Ohio, Colonel Robert Stevenson.
6th West Virginia, Major John H. Showalter.
10th West Virginia, Colonel Thomas M. Harris.
11th West Virginia (detachment), Major James L. Simpson.
16th Illinois Cavalry, Company C, Captain Julius Jaehne.
21st New York Cavalry (detachment), Captain Eugene B. Gere.
3rd Company Ohio Cavalry, Captain Frank Smith.
22nd Pennsylvania Cavalry (detachment), Colonel Jacob Higgins.
1st West Virginia Cavalry, Company A, Captain Harrison H. Hagans.
4th West Virginia Cavalry, Company M, Captain William King.
6th West Virginia Cavalry (detachment), Major Hanson W. Hunter.
1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery L, Lieutenant Charles Bagley.
1st West Virginia Light Artillery, Battery E, Lieutenant Francis M. Lowry.
1st West Virginia, Lieutenant George W. Graham.
1st West Virginia Light Artillery, Battery H, Captain James H. Holmes.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frederick, Md.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 132nd Company, Lieutenant James Drysdale.
Wheeling, W. Va.
West Virginia Exempts, Captain Edward Over.
Abstract from return of the Middle Department (Eighth Army Corps), Major General Lewis Wallace, U. S. Army, commanding, for the month of May, 1864.
Present for Pieces of
duty. artillery.
Command. Offi Men Aggre Aggreg Heav Fie
cers gate ate y ld
prese presen
nt t and
absent
General headquarters 14 --- 14 14 --- --
First Separate 90 1,844 2,082 2,541 --- --
Brigade
Second Separate 63 1,288 1,655 1,815 155 10
Brigade
Third Separate 115 2,888 3,423 4,143 --- --
Brigade
Annapolis, Md. 6 118 129 135 --- --
Total 288 6,138 7,303 8,648 155 10
Troops in the Middle Department (Eighth Army Corps), Major General Lewis Wallace, U. S. Army, commanding, May 31, 1864.
First Separate Brigade.
Brigadier General ERASTUS B. TYLER.
3rd Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, Colonel Charles Gilpin.
144th Ohio, Companies A, C, D, F, and H, Colonel Samuel H. Hunt.
157th Ohio, Colonel George W. McCook.
1st Maryland Cavalry, Company C, Captain John K. Buckley.
1st Maryland Cavalry, Company F, Captain Francis Shamburg.
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