Brown's Division.

Major General JOHN C. BROWN.

Gist's brigade, Brigadier General States R. Gist.

Maney's brigade, Brigadier General John C. Carter.

Strahl's brigade, Brigadier General Otho F. Strahl.

Vaughan's brigade, Brigadier General George W. Gordon.

Respectfully submitted.

JAS. COOPER,

Captain and Acting Assistant Adjutant-General.

[Inclosure Numbers 5.]

EE.

Abstract from inspection report of the artillery, Army of Tennessee, Major General Arnold Elzey, C. S. Army, commanding, for December 21, 1864; headquarters in the field, near Pulaski, Tenn.

Command. Aggregate Aggregate Effective Pieces of

present present. for the artillery.

for duty. field -

enlisted

men.

LEE'S CORPS.

Colonel R.

F. BECKHAM.

Johnston's 242 310 227 12

battalion,

Major J. W.

Johnston.

Courtney's 327 381 298 12

battalion,

Major A. R.

Courtney.

Eldridge's 288 331 314 12

battalion,

Major J. W.

Eldridge.

Total 857 1,022 839 36

STEWART'S

CORPS.

Lieutenant

Colonel S.

C. WILLIAMS.

Myrick's 262 327 253 12

battalion,

Major J. D.

Myrick.

Storrs' 212 242 184 12

battalion,

Major G. S.

Storrs.

Trueheart's 314 327 290 12

battalion,

Major D.

Trueheart.

Total. 788 896 727 36

CHEATHAM'S

CORPS.

Colonel M.

SMITH.

Cobb's 231 271 229 12

battalion,

Captain C.

H. Slocomb.

Hoxton's 277 335 260 12

battalion,

Captain W.

B. Turner.

Hotchkiss' 223 256 207 12

battalion,

Captain H.

M. Bledsoe.

Total. 731 862 696 36

Forrest's --- --- --- 16

cavalry.

Grand total. 2,376 2,780 2,262 124

Number of guns when at Florence, Ala..................... 124

Number of guns now on hand .............................. 59

This report is special, having been called for by the major-general commanding the artillery, and is necessarily incomplete, as the army is constantly on the march, and neither infantry nor artillery can be considered in condition to make such reports as will enable this department to render complete inspection returns till we are in reg