Absent from return of the Middle Military Division, &c.,-Continued.

Present for duty.

Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate Aggregate

present. present

and

absent.

Middle

Department

(Wallace):

Staff and 70 1,872 2,363 3,377

infantry

Cavalry 16 337 385 650

Artillery 7 195 257 319

Total 93 2,404 3,005 4,346

Department

of West

Virginia

(Crook):

Staff and 306 7,381 9,089 12,500

infantry

Cavalry 150 4,741 5,988 13,844

Artillery 74 3,026 3,642 4,837

Total 530 15,148 18,719 31,181

Nineteenth

Army Corps

(Emory):

Staff and 403 8,951 11,018 19,886

infantry

Artillery 19 558 605 739

Total 422 9,509 11,623 20,625

Cavalry

Forces

(Torbertt)

:

Staff and 369 9,748 12,510 22,833

cavalry

Artillery 21 625 772 947

Total 390 10,383 13,282 23,780

Grand 2,444 61,431 77,786 117,948

total

Pieces of artillery.

Command. Heavy. Field. Headquarte

rs.

Middle Department Baltimore,

(Wallace): Md.

Staff and infantry .. ..

Cavalry .. ..

Artillery .. ..

Total (*) (*)

Department of West In the

Virginia (Crook): field.

Staff and infantry .. ..

Cavalry .. ..

Artillery .. ..

Total (*) (*)

Nineteenth Army In the

Corps (Emory): field.

Staff and infantry .. ..

Artillery .. 26

Total .. 26

Cavalry Forces In the

(Torbertt): field.

Staff and cavalry .. ..

Artillery .. 32

Total .. 32

Grand total 834 339

Organization of troops in the Middle Military Division, commanded by Major General Philip H. Sheridan, U. S. Army, December 31, 1864.

ESCORT.

6th U. S. Cavalry, Captain Hancock T. McLean.

DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON.

Major General CHRISTOPHER C. AUGUR.

SIGNAL CORPS.

Captain WILLIAM B. ROE.

LIGHT ARTILLERY DEPOT AND CAMP OF INSTRUCTION .

Brigadier General ALBION P. HOWE.+

CAMP BARRY, D. C.

Lieutenant Colonel JAMES A. HALL.

New York Light, 1st Battery, Captain Andrew Cowan,

Pennsylvania Light, Battery C, Captain James Thompson.

Pennsylvania Light, Battery H, Lieutenant Theodore M. Finley.

1st Rhode Island Light, Batteries C and G (consolidated), Captain George W. Admas.

2nd United States, Batteries C and E, Lieutenant James S. Dudley.

3rd United States, Battery I, Lieutenant John G. Turnbull.

4th United States, Battery A, Lieutenant Rufus King, jr.