ARTILLERY.*

Brigadier General HENRY J. HUNT.

SECOND BRIGADE HORSE ARTILLERY.

Captain DUNBAR R. RANSOM

1st United States, Batteries E and G, Lieutenant Frank S. French.

1st United States, Batteries H and I, Captain Alanson M. Randol.

1st United States, Battery K, Lieutenant John Egan.

2nd United States, Battery A, Lieutenant Robert Clarke.

2nd United States, Battery G, Lieutenant W. Neil Dennison.

3rd United States, Battery C, F, and K, Lieutenant George F. Barstow.

ARTILLERY PARK.

Lieutenant Colonel FREEMAN MCGILVERY.

15th New York Heavy, 2nd Battalion, Major Julius Dieckmann.

UNATTACHED.

22nd New York Cavalry,+ Colonel Samuel J. Crooks.

Field return of the Army of the Potomac for June 1, 1864.

Present for duty.

Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate.

Second Corps 1,341 26,986 28,327

Fifth Corps 939 18,382 19,321

Sixth Corps 850 19,540 20,390

Ninth Corps 729 17,418 18,147

Cavalry Corps 613 11,807 12,420

Artillery 29 676 705

battalion, with

reserve ammuni-

tion train

Dismounted 43 2,674 2,717

cavalry, guard

general supply

train

Headquarters:

Squadron 1st 4 114 118

Indiana Cavalry

Squadron 1st 4 110 114

Massachusetts

Cavalry

50th New York 5 211 216

Engineers

(detachment)

U. S. Engineer 5 329 334

Battalion

Provost-marshal- 63 1,003 1,066

general's command

Total 4,625 99,250 103,875

Numbers 4. Reports of Surg. Thomas A. McParlin, U. S. Army, Medical Director, including operations January 14 - July 31.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
MEDICAL DIRECTOR'S OFFICE,

Camp near Cold Harbor, June 6, 1864.

GENERAL: I have the honor to submit to you the following report of the number of wounded received and cared for by the medical

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* All organizations of artillery, excepting those entered under this head, will be found in the rosters of the commands with which they served.

+ At Port Royal, Va.

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