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My duty requires me respectfully to recommend a change in the officer in command of the post, Brigadier General J. H. Winder, and the substitution in his place of some one who unites both energy and good judgment with some feelings of humanity and consideration for the welfare and comfort (so far as is consistent with their safe-keeping) of the vast number of unfortunates placed under his control; some one who at least will not advocate deliberately and in cold blood the propriety of leaving them in their present condition until their number has been sufficiently reduced by death to make the present arrangements suffice for their accommodation, and who will not consider it a matter of selflaudation and boasting that he has never been inside the stockade, a place the horrors of which it is difficult to describe, and which is a disgrace to civilization; the condition of which he might, by the exercise of a little energy and judgment, even with the limited means at his command, have considerably improved.
In obedience to instructions I shall next proceed to the headquarters of the Army of Tennessee, and request that any communications for me be forwarded there to the care of the chief of staff.
I am, colonel, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
D. T. CHANDLER,
Assistant Adjutant and Inspector General.
Consolidated report of the guard forces stationed at Andersonville, Ga., commanded by Colonel Henry Forno, provisional Army, C. S.
Commis Non- Enlist Aggre Sick In
sioned commiss ed men gate. (pres arres
office ioned for ent t
rs for officer duty. and (pres
duty. s for absen ent
duty. t). and
absen
t.)
First 30 52 230 312 202 5
Regiment
Georgia
Reserves a. .
Second 27 57 301 385 75 16
Regiment
Georgia
Reserves b. .
Third 24 54 475 553 144 10
Regiment
Georgia
Reserves c. .
Fourth 24 49 303 376 126 13
Regiment
Georgia
Reserves d. .
Detachment 4 12 75 91 37 3
Fifty-fifth
Georgia
Regiment e. .
Florida light 4 15 95 114 24 1
artillery f.
.
Furlow's 19 43 309 371 39 . .
battalion .
Georgia
militia g. .
Total. . 132 282 1,788 2,202 647 48
On On Aggreg Aggreg Effec Aggre
specia detach ate ate tive gate
l or ed absent absent total prese
daily servic with withou for nt
duty. e. leave. t duty. and
leave absen
t.
First 68 33 20 80 350 736
Regiment
Georgia
Reserves a. .
Second 25 29 23 46 383 611
Regiment
Georgia
Reserves b. .
Third 80 32 71 111 609 1,016
Regiment
Georgia
Reserves c. .
Fourth 17 6 23 124 369 704
Regiment
Georgia
Reserves d. .
Detachment 22 50 10 8 109 230
Fifty-fifth
Georgia
Regiment e. .
Florida light . . . 14 5 4 110 162
artillery f.
.
Furlow's . . . 21 75 12 352 516
battalion
Georgia
militia g. .
Total. . 212 185 227 385 2,282 3,975
NOTE - Colonel Forno has no staff. Lieutenant Furlow is acting adjutant-formerly aide-de-camp to General Doles; his assignment asked.
a Lieutenant Colonel J. J. Neely, commanding.
b Lieutenant Colonel C. M. Jones, commanding.
c Lieutenant Colonel John L. Moore, commanding.
d Major J. H. Burks, commanding.
e Captain J. M. Griffin, commanding.
f Captain C. E. Dyle, commanding.
g Lieutenant Colonel T. M. Furlow, commanding.
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