Troops stationed at Chattanooga, Whiteside's, and Bridgeport-Continued.

Command Present Aggrega- When Station Remarks

for duty te mustered

presen

and

absent

68th New York 37 ....... ....... Dry Block-

Volunteer trestle house

Infantry narrows Numbers

42

68th New York 45 ....... ....... Fort

Volunteer near

Infantry east

bridge

Total 617

9th Ohio 137 150 Oct. 11, Bridge- Six

Battery 1861 port, field

Ala pieces

Battery B, 135 152 Sept. 5, ...do.. Do

1st Ohio 1861

Volunteer

Artillery

272 .......

Total 889 .......

POST ARTILLERY.

Guns

Station No Kind Remarks

Fort Numbers 1 1 30-pounder At Bridgeport,

Parrott Ala

Fort Numbers 2 2 24-pounder At Bridgeport,

siege Ala

Long Island 4 Light guns Block-house

Numbers 37.

East bridge 4 ...do... Block-house

Numbers 38.

Fort near east bridge 2 ...do...

Respectfully submitted.

A. VON SCHRADER,

Lieutenant Colonel and Asst. Insp. General, Department of the Cumberland.

[Inclosure Numbers 2.]

HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF ORGANIZATION,
Chattanooga, Tenn., November 12, 1864.

Lieutenant-Colonel VAN SCHRADER,

Inspector-General Army of the Cumberland:

COLONEL: I have the pleasure of handing you, in compliance with your request, the following approximate statement of the organizations, shipments, &c., made by me since the 1st instant, under Special Orders, Numbers 300, headquarters Army of the Cumberland:

There have been six camps organized-one for each of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth, and Twentieth Corps; one for convalescents of all other corps (principally fourth and Twenty-third Corps); and one for the recruits, conscripts, substitutes, &c., going forward to the corps at front who are unable to join their corps. These camps are well located-I think healthful-and are being got into good shape. They are near the site of the old Fort Palmer, convenient as possible to water, but not sufficiently so to wood. The men are all under tentage, and are becoming comfortable.