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Abstract from of the First Military District, Department of North Carolina and Southern Virginia, &c.-Continued.
Present for duty
Command Officers Men Effective Aggregate
total present present
Virginia 18 245 271 324
Reserves
Do 28 414 435 486
Archer's 12 45 49 88
(Virginia)
Reserves
Hood's ......... ...... ........... ...........
Battalion
Operatives
Battalion 3 37 37 48
Second-Class
Militia,
Petersburg
(Hobson's
company).
Total 167 2,157 2,323 2,716
infantry
Bradford's 1 38 41 47
battery
(section)
62nd 3 28 30 34
Georgia,
Company H
Total light 4 84 98 109
artillery
34th 3 86 92 102
Virginia
Regiment
Infantry
(detachment).
10th North 4 84 98 109
Carolina
Artillery
(detachment).
Total heavy 7 170 190 211
artillery
Independent 5 135 143 150
Signal Corps
Grant total 187 2,538 2,737 3,172
Prisoners of war
Command Aggregate Pieces of Officers Men
present and field
absent artillery
Virginia 393 ............ ........ .....
Reserves
Do 883 ............ ........ .....
Archer's 310 ........... ....... .....
(Virginia)
Reserves
Hood's 167 ............. ........ .....
Battalion
Operatives
Battalion 51 ............ ........ ......
Second-Class
Militia,
Petersburg
(Hobson's
company).
Total 4,766 ........... 10 68
infantry
Bradford's 48 2 ....... ......
battery
(section)
62nd 131 3 ....... .....
Georgia,
Company H
Total light 179 5 ....... .....
artillery
34th 125 ............ ....... 2
Virginia
Regiment
Infantry
(detachment).
10th North 117 ............ ....... .....
Carolina
Artillery
(detachment).
Total heavy 242 ............ ....... 2
artillery
Independent 239 ............ 1 21
Signal Corps
Grant total 5,440 5 11 91
Organization of troops in the First Military District, Department of North Carolina and Souther Virginia, commanded by Brigadier General Henry A. Wise, September 20, 1864.
HOLCOMBE LEGION.
Captain A. B. WOODGRUFF.
Stony Creek (four companies).
Nottoway Bridge (four companies).
Rowanty Bridge (two companies).
FORT CLIFTON.
Lieutenant Colonel HENRY T. GUION.
34th Virginia Infantry (detachment).
10th North California Artillery (detachment).
HICKSFORD.
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN J. GARNETT.
C. S. Zouaves.
Virginia Reserves.
62nd Georgia, Company H, Lieutenant A. M. G. Wiggins.
Bradford's artillery (section), Lieutenant A. J. Cochran.
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