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Pawnee Agency.
7th Iowa Cavalry, Company E, Captain James B. David.
DISTRICT OF THE FRONTIER.*
First Indian Brigade.+
Colonel WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS.
1st Indian Home Guard, Colonel Stephen H. Wattles.
2nd Indian Home Guard, Major Moses B. C. Wright.
3rd Indian Home Guard, Major John A. Foreman.
14th Kansas Cavalry (three companies), Major Charles Willetts.
Fort Smith.
Colonel JOHN EDWARDS.
2nd Arkansas, Companies F and G, Major Marshall L. Stephenson.
2nd Kansas (colored), Colonel Samuel J. Crawford.
6th Kansas Cavalry, Major John A. Johnson, jr.
12th Kansas (nine companies), Colonel Charles W. Adams.
14th Kansas Cavalry (nine companies), Colonel Thomas Moonlight.
3rd Wisconsin Cavalry, Company I, Lieutenant Josiah G. Cavert.
2nd Kansas Battery, Captain Edward A. Smith.
Abstract from return of the Department of New Mexico, Brigadier General James H. Carleton, U. S. Army, commanding, for the month of January, 1864; headquarters Santa Fe.
Present for duty.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate
present.
General 26 --- 26
headquarters.
Albuquerque. 3 94 130
Fort Bascom. 2 49 74
Fort Canby. 7 341 413
Fort Craig. 11 344 443
Fort Marcy. 2 28 38
Fort McRae. 1 18 31
Fort Stanton. 4 54 117
Fort Sumner. 5 104 164
Fort Union. 4 180 218
Fort Whipple. 3 79 119
Fort Wingate. 6 173 211
Las Valles. 1 31 39
Los Pinos. 3 38 68
En route. 5 194 199
District of
Arizona:
Headquarters 3 --- 3
(Mesilla)
Camp Mimbres. 2 79 88
Fort Bowie. 2 42 56
Fort Cummings. 1 46 57
Franklin. 7 206 233
Las Cruces. 4 59 99
Mesilla. 2 48 66
Tucson. 6 83 145
Grand total. 110 2,290 3,037
Continuation: Pieces of artillery.
Command. Aggregate Heavy. Field.
present and
absent.
General 27 --- ---
headquarters.
Albuquerque. 153 --- 4
Fort Bascom. 109 --- ---
Fort Canby. 637 --- ---
Fort Craig. 611 4 13
Fort Marcy. 43 --- ---
Fort McRae. 77 --- ---
Fort Stanton. 144 --- ---
Fort Sumner. 215 --- ---
Fort Union. 268 4 4
Fort Whipple. 138 --- ---
Fort Wingate. 249 --- ---
Las Valles. 47 --- ---
Los Pinos. 82 --- ---
En route. 199 --- ---
District of
Arizona:
Headquarters 3 --- ---
(Mesilla)
Camp Mimbres. 150 --- ---
Fort Bowie. 56 --- 2
Fort Cummings. 62 --- ---
Franklin. 295 --- ---
Las Cruces. 141 --- 2
Mesilla. 73 --- 4
Tucson. 219 --- ---
Grand total. 3,998 8 29
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* See note, p. 202.
+ Fort Gibson, Ind. Ter.
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