Abstract from return of the Department of the Susguehanna, &c.-Continued.

Present for duty.

Command. Officers. Men.

Harisburg, Pa. (Major General

Julius Stahel):

Staff......................... 4 ...........

Infantry..................... 6 123

Cavalry...................... 78 1,635

Artillery..................... 5 76

Total......................... 93 1,834

Chambersburg (Brigadier General 2 ........

Orris S. Ferry),

staff................

Gettysburg (Captain Thomas S. ........... ..........

McGowan), infantry............

Harrisburg (Lieutenant Colonel 4 ..........

James V. Bomford),

infantry..........

York, Pa, infantry............... 3 77

Chambersburg (Lieutenant James 3 88

W. Piper), Battery E, 5th U. S.

Artillery...............

Assistant quartmasters and chief 8 ..........

quartermaster (Captain Alex. N.

Shipley)...............

Company F, First Battalion, 3 78

Pennsylvania Volunteers (Captain

J. A. Ege)..................

Harisburg (Captain Jeremiah H. ..........

Gilman), commissaries of 8

subsistance, U. S. Army, and

Chief commissary of subsistence..

Total...................... 31 243

Grand total, Department of the 185 2,957

Susquehanna..............

Command. Aggregat Aggregat Pieces

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Harisburg, Pa. (Major General

Julius Stahel):

Staff......................... 4 4 .....

Infantry..................... 150 151 ......

Cavalry...................... 1,881 2,051 ......

Artillery..................... 105 106 ......

Total......................... 2,140 2,312 ......

Chambersburg (Brigadier General 2 2 ......

Orris S. Ferry),

staff................

Gettysburg (Captain Thomas S. ........ ....... ......

McGowan), infantry............

Harrisburg (Lieutenant Colonel 4 4 ......

James V. Bomford),

infantry..........

York, Pa, infantry............... 85 88 ......

Chambersburg (Lieutenant James 95 100 4

W. Piper), Battery E, 5th U. S.

Artillery...............

Assistant quartmasters and chief 8 8 ......

quartermaster (Captain Alex. N.

Shipley)...............

Company F, First Battalion, 84 88 ......

Pennsylvania Volunteers (Captain

J. A. Ege)..................

Harisburg (Captain Jeremiah H. 8 8 ......

Gilman), commissaries of

subsistance, U. S. Army, and

Chief commissary of subsistence..

Total...................... 286 298 4

Grand total, Department of the 3,823 4,150 12

Susquehanna..............

Troops in the Department of the Susquehanna, commanded by Major General Darius N. Couch, December 31, 1863.

CHAMBERSBURG, PA.

Brigadier General ORRIS FERRY.

1st Battalion Pennsylvania Infantry, Company F, Captain Joseph A. Ege.

5th U. S. Artillery, Battery E, James W. Piper.

HARRISBURG, PA.

Major General JULIUS STAHEL.

2oth Pennsylvania Cavalry, (seven companies), Colonel John E. Wynkoop.

21st Pennsylvania, (seven companies).*

Nevin's (Pennsylvania) Light Artillery, Battery I, Captain Robert J. Nevin.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Major General GEORGE CADWALADER.

27th New York Battery, Captain John B. Eaton.

20th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company B, Captain Michael B. Strickler.

20th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company L, Samuel Comfort, jr.

1st Battalion Pennsylvania Infantry (three companies), Lieutenant Colonel Joseph F. Ramsey.

2nd Battalion Pennsylvania Infantry (five conpanies), Lieutenant Colonel T. Elwood Zell.

147th Pennsylvania Infantry, Company I, Captain Charles Fair.

READING, PA.

Major General FRANZ SIGEL.

10th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Tay.

1st New York Light Artillery, Battery A, Captain Thomas H. Bates.

20th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company G, Captain Hugh A. Kelley.

Ten companies U. S. Veteran Corps.*

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* commander not of record.

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