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Organization of Troops and Return of Casualties in the Army of the Potomac during the operations before Richmond, Va., June 25-July 2, 1862, inclusive-Continued.
Captured
Killed. Wounded. or missing.
Offi Enli Offi Enli Offi Enli Agg
Command. cers sted cers sted cers sted rega Remarks
men. . men. men. te. .
Cavalry.
Colonel
JAMES H.
CHILDS.
4th
Pennsyl- --- 2 2 11 1 6 22
vania
Cavalry.
Total 1, 1, 3,
Third 16 302 70 106 58 515 067
Division.
Cavalry.
Colonel
JOHN F.
FARNSWORTH
8th
Illinois 1 2 --- 9 --- 3 15
Cavalry.
ARTILLERY
RESERVE.
Colonel
HENRY J.
HUNT.
First
Brigade
(Horse
Artillery)
Lieutenant
Colonel
WILLIAM
HAYS.
2nd U. S.
Artillery, --- --- --- 6 --- 1 7
Battery A.
2nd U. S.
Artillery, --- --- --- --- --- 1 1
Batteries
B and L.
2nd U. S. No loss
Artillery, --- --- --- --- --- --- --- repor-
Battery M. ted.
3rd U. S.
Artillery, --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Batteries
C and G.*
Total
First --- --- --- 6 --- 2 8
Brigade.
Second
Brigade.
Lieutenant
Colonel
GEORGE W.
GETTY.
1st U. S.
Artillery, --- 2 --- 4 --- --- 6
Battery E.
1st U. S.
Artillery, --- 1 --- 3 --- --- 4
Battery G.
1st U. S.
Artillery, --- --- --- --- --- 2 2
Battery K.
4th U. S. No loss
Artillery, --- --- --- --- --- --- --- repor-
Battery G. ted.
5th U. S.
Artillery, --- 3 --- 20 --- 4 27
Battery A.
5th U. S.
Artillery, --- 1 1 1 --- --- 3
Battery K.
Total
Second --- 7 1 28 --- 6 42
Brigade.
Third
Brigade.
Major
ALBERT
ARNDT.
1st
Battalion
New York --- 1 --- 1 --- 2 4
Light
Artillery,
Battery A.
1st
Battalionn
New York --- 3 --- 6 --- --- 9
Light
Artillery,
Battery B.
1st
Battalion
New York --- --- --- 4 --- 2 6
Light
Artillery,
Battery C.
1st No loss
Battalion repor-
New York --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ted.
Light
Artillery,
Battery D.
Total
Third --- 4 --- 11 --- 4 19
Brigade.
Fourth
Brigade.
Major E.
R.
PETHERBRID
GE.
Staff. --- --- 1 --- --- --- 1
Maryland
Light --- --- --- 3 --- 1 4
Artillery,
Battery A.
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*Detached with Casey's command.
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