Abstract from field return of the Army of Northern Virginia, General Robert E. Lee, C. S. Army, commanding, March 10, 1864; headquarters Orange Court-House, Va.

Present for duty.

Command. Officers Men. Aggregate Aggrega

present. te

present

and

absent.

Second Army Corps,

Lieutenant General

R. S. Ewell:

Staff 16 --- 16 20

Early's division a 261 3,781 4,846 9,073

Johnson's division 429 4,362 5,688 10,464

Rodes' division b 470 5,898 7,871 13,381

Total 1,176 14,041 18,421 32,938

Third Army Corps,

Lieutenant General

A. P. Hill:

Staff 12 --- 12 18

Anderson's division 455 5,684 7,009 11,933

Heath's division 433 6,038 7,252 13,740

Wilcox's division 470 6,571 7,988 12,566

Total 1,370 18,293 22,261 38,257

Cavalry Corps, Major

General J. E. B.

Stuart: c

Hampton's division --- --- --- ---

Lee's division --- --- --- ---

Total --- --- --- ---

Artillery, Brigadier

General W. N.

Pendleton:

First Army Corps 16 345 403 576

Second Army Corps 78 1,417 1,775 2,598

Third Army Corps 89 1,966 2,333 3,358

Cavalry Corps 17 340 389 596

Total 200 4,100 4,900 7,128

Unattached commands:

Valley District c --- --- --- ---

Maryland Line c --- --- --- ---

Provost guard 17 239 326 523

Battalion scouts, 9 189 233 344

guides, and couriers

Total 26 428 559 867

Grand total 2,772 36,862 46,141 79,190

a Hoke's brigade detached; not reported.

b Twenty-first Georgia and Forty-third North Carolina Regiment detached; not reported.

c Not reported.

Abstract from tri-monthly return of the Department of Henrico, Va., Brigadier General John H. Winder, C. S. Army,commanding, March 10, 1864; headquarters Richmond, Va.

Command. Officers Men. Effective Aggregate Aggrega

total. present te

present

and

absent.

City Guard 52 928 928 1,309 1,616

Forces

Camp Lee 21 661 665 696 2,422

C. S. 25 393 433 490 683

military

prisons

Total 98 1,982 2,026 2,495 4,741