774 Series I Volume XXXI-III Serial 56 - Knoxville and Lookout Mountain Part III
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Abstract from report of paroled prisoners, Maj. Gen. John H. Forney, C. S. Army, commanding, for December 1, 1863; headquarters Enterprise, Miss.a
Present for duty.
Command Officers Men Aggregate Aggregate
present present and
absent
Brig. Gen. W. W. 1 - 1 2
Mackall's command:
General and staff
3rd Louisiana Regiment 3 28 37 388
36th Mississippi 25 84 114 402
Regiment
37th Mississippi 12 240 262 372
Regiment
38th Mississippi 18 57 89 284
Regiment
43rd Mississippi - 1 7 14
Regiment
7th Mississippi 15 116 139 204
Battalion
21st Louisiana 19 47 68 230
Regiment
2nd Texas Regiment - 1 1 1
Appeal [Arkansas] - 7 7 55
Battery
Total 93 581 725 1,952
Lieutenant Colonel D. 13 56 76 364
Beltzhoover's command:
1st Louisiana
Artillery
22nd Louisiana 12 62 94 133
Volunteers
8th Louisiana 4 28 37 192
Battalion
Vaiden Artillery 1 10 13 117
Trans-Mississippi 8 55 70 92
Battalion b
Ward's battalion 11 82 99 197
Smyth's Partisan 2 27 30 52
Rangers
28th Mississippi 1 36 37 78
Cavalry, Company I
1st Tennessee Cavalry, 1 9 11 35
Company M
2nd Mississippi - - - 2
Cavalry, Company M
Total 57 437 545 1,429
1st Mississippi 10 64 74 481
Regiment Light
Artillery
Grand total 160 1,082 1,344 3,862
a This report includes all the men now on parole of the organizations represented, as far as is known.
b The Trans-Mississippi Battalion is a temporary organization, composed of men belonging to various regiments, the majority of whose men have crossed the Mississippi River. A full report of all the paroled men of these regiments cannot now be obtained.
DALTON, December 2, 1863.
General S. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General:
The enemy has fallen back across the Chickamauga, destroying everything in their route, including the railroad track and bridges. Their loss was very heavy in their attack on our guard under General Cleburne.
BRAXTON BRAGG.
DALTON, December 2, 1863.
General S. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General:
I shall proceed to the vicinity of La Grange, Ga., with my personal staff and there await further orders.
BRAXTON BRAGG.
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