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Report of officers, men, and horses of Cavalry Corps, &c. -Continued.
Division.
Strength, loss, First Second Third Total.
&c.
Loss:
Officers 1 1 7 9
Men 9 102 220 331
Aggregate 10 103 227 340
Horses 59 149 375 583
Arms,
accouterments,
horse equipments,
&c.,lost:
Spencer rifles -- -- 90 90
Spencer carbines -- -- 59 59
Sharps carbines 41 106 191 338
Burnside carbines -- -- 107 107
Colt army pistols 43 100 373 516
Cavalry sabers 32 85 388 505
Saber belts and 18 81 333 432
plates
Pistol Holsters 43 92 208 343
Spencer rifle -- -- 75 75
cartridge-boxes
and slings
Sharps carbine -- -- 176 176
cartridge-boxes
and slings
Burnside carbine -- -- 104 104
cartridge-boxes
and swivel
Pistol cartridge- -- 94 264 358
boxes
Cap-pouches 3 55 -- 58
Saber knots -- 85 -- 85
Carbine cartridge- 7 98 -- 105
boxes
Saddles, complete 32 -- 175 207
Halters and straps 25 -- 206 231
Saddle blankets -- -- 222 222
Curb bridles 41 -- 198 239
Spurs and straps -- -- 128 128
Horse equipments -- 128 304 432
Surcingles 25 -- -- 25
Haversacks -- 130 -- 130
Canteens -- 145 -- 145
Great-coats -- 78 -- 78
Bed blankets -- 82 -- 82
Ponchos -- 138 -- 138
Axes and helves -- 2 -- 2
Bugles -- 1 -- 1
Carbine slings and 21 94 -- 115
swivels
Respectfully submitted.
F. C. NEWHALL,
Acting Assistant Inspector-General.
ASST. INSP. General 'S OFFICE, HDQRS. CAV. CORPS, March 22, 1864.
Numbers 3. Report of Captain Joseph Gloskoski, Twenty-ninth New York Infantry, Acting Signal Officer.HDQRS. THIRD DIVISION, CAVALRY CORPS, March 16, 1864.
CAPTAIN: In obedience to orders I have the honor to make the following report of services performed by me in the late expedition of General Kilpatrick's cavalry:
In order to give you a correct idea of what was executed by me and Lieutenant Bartley, it will be necessary to make a brief sketch of that expedition or raid.
We (General Kilpatrick's command) left Stevensburg on the 28th ultimo at 7 p. m. Colonel Dahlgren with some 600 picked men went an hour in advance of the main column. Lieutenant Bartley accom-
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