987 Series I Volume XLI-II Serial 84 - Price's Missouri Expedition Part II
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Fort Goodwin.
Major JOSEPH SMITH.
5th California, Company A, Captain Edwin B. Frink.
5th California, Company C, Captain John S. Thayer.
5th California, Company E, Captain Benjamin F. Harrover.
1st New Mexico, Company A, Captain Nicolas Quintana.
1st California Cavalry, Company I, Captain William B. Kennedy.
Franklin.
Colonel GEORGE W. BOWIE.
5th California, Company B, Captain Charles A. Smith.
5th California, Company H, Captain Thomas P. Chapman.
1st California Cavalry, Company F, Lieutenant Richard H. Orton.
Las Cruces.
Captain GILBERT T. WITHAM.
1st California, Company D, Captain William A. Thompson.
1st California, Company H, Captain Daniel B. Haskell.
5th California, Company G, Captain Thomas A. Young.
1st California Cavalry, Company A, Captain Albert H. French.
1st California Cavalry, Company C, Captain Charles P. Nichols.
1st California Cavalry, Company E, Captain Chauncey R. Wellman.
Camp Mimbres.
5th California, Company F, Lieutenant Henry H. Stevens.
Tucson.
Lieutenant Colonel THEODORE A. COULT.
5th California, Company D, Captain William French.
Abstract from returns of the Department of the Northwest, Major General John Pope, U. S. Army, commanding, for the month of August, 1864.
[Compiled mainly from subordinate returns.]
Present for duty.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate
present.
General 15 11 26
headquarters.
District of Iowa:
Northwestern 105 2,211 2,677
Indian Expedition
(Sully).
Garrisons, &c. 16 386 428
(Ten Broeck).
District of 55 1,498 1,838
Minnesota
(Sibley).
District of 16 283 451
Wisconsin (Smith).
Total. 207 4,389 5,420
Pieces of artillery.
Command. Aggregate Heavy. Field. Headquarters.
present
and
absent.
General 26 .... ... Milwaukee, Wis.
headquarters.
District of Iowa:
Northwestern 3,781 ... 8 In the field.
Indian Expedition
(Sully).
Garrisons, &c. 448 ... ... Davenport,
(Ten Broeck). Iowa.
District of 1,838 ... 18 Saint Paul,
Minnesota Minn.
(Sibley).
District of 558 ... ... Milwaukee, Wis.
Wisconsin (Smith).
Total. 6,651 ... 26
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