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Post or Troops Officers Men Aggre-
station gate
New Company A, 1st U. S. 4 80 84
Orleans, Artillery
La.
15th Massachusetts 5 160 165
Battery
Company F, 1st 5 180 185
Mounted Veteran
Artillery
Company A, 2nd 5 148 153
Illinois Artillery
Detachment 26th 3 200 203
Massachusetts
Volunteers
4th Massachusetts 5 157 162
Battery
District 148 2,952 3,100
of La
Fourche,
La
Fort 91st New York 28 514 542
Jackson, Volunteers
La
Company D, 1st 5 131 136
Wisconsin Heavy
Artillery
Fort St. 77th U. S. Infantry 30 293 323
Phillip, (colored)
La
Company A, 7th U. S. 5 121 126
Heavy Artillery
(colored)
Greenville Camp of Cavalry 89 2,552 2,641
La Instruction
Camp 14th New Hamsphire 25 573 598
Parapet, Volunteers
La
3rd Battalion, 8th U. 19 592 611
S. Heavy Artillery
(colored)
Detachment 12th Maine 6 267 273
Volunteers
Chicago Mercantile 1 152 153
Battery
Carrollton 33rd Illinois Veteran 33 534 567
La Volunteers
Detachment 14th New 8 253 261
Hampshire Volunteers
4th Iowa Battery 4 138 142
2nd Massachusetts 5 202 207
Battery
4th U. S. Cavalry 31 581 612
(colored)
Fort Company A, 2nd New 3 87 90
Banks, La Orleans Volunteers
Jefferson Company B, 2nd New 1 57 58
City, La Orleans Volunteers
Kenner, La Company F, 15th 2 61 63
Illinois Cavalry
Company C, 1st 3 80 83
Indiana Cavalry
Manning's Detachment 11th New 17 524 541
plantation York Cavalry
La
Whitehall Squadron A, 2nd 3 75 78
sand mill, Lousiana Cavalry
La
Bonnet 80th U. S. Infantry 31 652 683
Carre, La (colored)
Attached ....... 27 27
Pass Company B, 7th U. S. 6 135 141
Manchas, Heavy Artillery
La (colored)
De Sair Company E, 7th U. S. 2 62 64
Station, Heavy Artillery
La (colored)
Algiers, Varner's battalion 9 589 598
La
Bayou St. Companies D and F, 7 129 136
John, La 7th U. S. Heavy
Artillery (colored)
Lakeport Detachment 12th 1 128 129
Connecticut
Volunteers
Lake End Detachment 14th Maine 2 103 105
Volunteers
Proctor- Detachment 9th 2 119 121
ville, La Connecticut
Volunteers
Chalmette, Detachment 30th 1 79 80
La Massachusetts
Volunteers
Ship 74th U. S. Infantry 29 530 559
Island, (colored)
Miss.
Forts Pike 91st U. S. Infantry 35 520 555
and (colored)
Macomb, La
Fort Company C, 7th U. S. 6 92 98
Livingston Heavy Artillery
La (colored)
Carrollton 12th Connecticut 33 595 628
La Volunteers
Baton 18th Indiana 25 342 367
Rouge, La Volunteers
14th Maine Volunteers 32 469 501
4th Wisconsin Cavalry 26 744 770
2nd Illinois Cavalry 34 935 969
2nd Louisiana Cavalry 15 392 407
Company E, 2nd 2 71 73
Illinois Cavalry
18th New York Battery 5 195 200
1st Indiana Artillery 69 1,626 1,695
13th Wisconsin 5 136 141
Battery
62th U. S. Infantry 28 747 775
(colored)
24th Indiana 32 657 689
Volunteers
GEO. B. DRAKE,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
DEVALL'S BLUFF, June 9, 1864.
Captain C. H. DYER,
Assistant Adjutant-General:
It will be impossible to send scouts on the east side of White River without sending them by boats either to Clarendon or up the river to Augusta, as there are no landings between these points where troops can leave the river. It would then be necessary to send a strong enough party to take care of themselves under any emergency.
W. F. GEIGER,
Colonel, Commanding.
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