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List of regiments serving on the Mississippi River, 1865-Continued.
Regiment. Commanding of Effectiv Aggrega Statio
ficer. e te. n.
strength
.
Memphis,
Brigadier Gener
al B. S. Rob
erts commanding.
113th Illinois. Lieutenant-Col 438 649
onel Clarke.
120th Illinois. Lieutenant-Col 355 492
onel Floyd.
46th U. S. Col Colonel Wood. 609 728 Ordere
ored Infantry. d to
New
Orlean
s.
55th U. S. Col Major McCord. 690 845 Do.
ored Infantry.
59th U. S. Col Lieutenant-Col 725 869 Do.
ored Infantry. onel Cowden.
61st U. S. Col Colonel 724 817 Do.
ored Infantry. Kendrick.
63rd U. S. Col . . . . . . . . 175 195
ored Infantry . . . . . .
(two companies).
11th U. S. Col Colonel Turner. 671 807
ored Infantry.
2nd Illinois Ar Captain 78 95
tillery, Battery Rodgers.
K.
7th Wisconsin Lieutenant 115 152
Battery. Wheelock.
1st Missouri Ar Captain 52 74
tillery, Battery Tietmeyer.
M.
6th Indiana Bat Lieutenant 57 70
tery. Kern.
2nd Missouri Ar Captain Arthur. 62 89
tillery, Battery
G.
2nd U. S. Captain 75 97
Colored Lamberg.
Artillery, Bat
tery F.
2nd U. S. Captain Smith. 77 80
Colored
Artillery, Bat
tery I.
3rd U. S. Major Smith. 1,169 1,301
Colored Heavy
Artillery.
Total. . . . . . . . . 6,072 7,360
. . . . . . .
Mouth of White
River.
1st Indiana Cav . . . . . . . . 124 177
alry. . . . . . . .
Columbus, Ky.,
Colonel McARTHUR
commanding.
7th Tennessee Lieutenant 25 25
Cavalry (detach Neely.
ment).
4th U. S. Lieutenant-Col 649 985
Colored Heavy onel Dobozy.
Artillery.
Total. . . . . . . . . 674 1,010
. . . . . . .
RECAPITULATION.
Effective Aggregate.
strength.
Forts Jackson and Saint Philip. 841 938
New Orleans and vicinity. 3,460 4,452
Carrollton. 594 688
Donaldsonville. 438 514
Plaquemine. 443 501
Baton Rouge. 3,190 4,409
Port Hudson. 1,299 1,770
Morganza. 2,078 2,812
Natchez. 4,521 6,280
Vicksburg. 4,242 5,446
Mouth of White River. 124 127
Memphis. 6,072 7,360
Columbus, Ky. 674 1,010
Total on Mississippi River. 27,976 36,307
The above is a correct statement.
C. T. BARRETT,
Captain and Aide-de-Camp.
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