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Abstract from returns of the Department of Kansas, Major General Samuel R. Curtis, U. S. Army, commanding, for the month of February, 1864.
Present for duty.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate
present.
General headquarters. 8
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8
District of Colorado 59 1,233 1,591
(Chivington).
District of Nebraska 35 563 753
(McKean).
District of North Kansas 22 551 718
(Davies).
District of South Kansas. 82 2,328 2,761
District of the Frontier*
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(Blunt).
Indian Brigade+ (Phillips) 56 1,641 1,897
Grand total. 262 6,316 7,728
CONTINUATION:
Aggregate Pieces of
Command. present field Headquarters.
and absent artillery.
General 8
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Fort
headquarters. Leavenworth.
District of Colorado 2,091 18 Denver.
(Chivington).
District of Nebraska 763 4 Omaha.
(McKean).
District of North 871 10 Fort
Kansas (Davies). Leavenworth.
District of South 3,318 7 Paola.
Kansas.
District of the
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Frontier* (Blunt).
Indian Brigade+ 2,550 3 Fort Gibson,
(Phillips) Ind. Ter.
Grand total. 9,601 42
Abstract from return of the Department of the Northwest, Major General John Pope, U. S. Army, commanding, for the month of February, 1864.
Present for duty.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate
present.
General headquarters. 20 9 29
District of Wisconsin 28 657 783
(T. C. H. Smith).
District of Minnesota 93 1,563 2,077
(Sibley++).
District of Iowa 56 965 1,551
(Sully).
Grand total. 197 3,194 4,440
CONTINUATION:
Aggregate Pieces of
Command. present and field Headquarters.
absent. artillery.
General headquarters. 30
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Millwaukee,
Wis.
District of Wisconsin 849
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Do.
(T. C. H. Smith).
District of Minnesota 2,173 24 Saint Paul.
(Sibley++).
District of Iowa 1,551
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Davenport.
(Sully).
Grand total. 4,920 24
Abstract from return of the Department of New Mexico, Brigadier General James H. Carleton, U. S. Army, commanding for the month of February, 1864; headquarters Santa Fe, N. Mex.
Present Pieces of
for duty. artillery.
Aggre-
Aggre- gate
Command. Offi Men. gate pre- Heavy. Field.
cers pre- sent
sent. and ab
sent.
Headquar- 26
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26 27
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ters.
Fort Marcy 2 27 40 42
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(Captain
J.
Updegraff)
Fort Union
(Lieutenan 6 352 400 491 4 4
t
ColWilliam
McMullen).
Fort
Sumner 4 153 232 275
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(Major
H. D.
Wallen).
Fort
Stanton 3 63 115 143
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(Major J.
Smith).
Fort
Wingate 3 193 224 332
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(Major
E. W.
Eaton).
Albuquer-
que 3 106 137 153
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4
(Captain
D. H. Bro-
therton).
Los Pinos
(Lieutenan 2 56 75 82
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t M.
Mullins).
Fort Bas-
com 2 67 89 111
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(Captain
E. H. Berg-
mann).
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*NOTE ON ORIGINAL.-No reports received from this district yet. Question as to what troops belong to military post of Fort Smith presented to headquarters for determination.
+From brigade return; not reported on department return.
++Colonel William Crooks, Sixth Minnesota Volunteers, in temporary command from February 23.
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