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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 109 (search)
the city in a position for defence. The following gentlemen were appointed on my staff: Captain J. M. Mills, A. A. A. G. and Chief of Staff; Lieutenants John M. Hewitt, jr., Yoder Brown, and John Aer and Mr. W. A. Gaines, volunteer Aides-de-Camp, who blindfolded them, and reported them to Captain Mills, at the north end of the bridge; they were conducted to my headquarters. I repaired thitherit, with instruction not to allow the bearers to come across the bridge. In connection with Captain Mills, I rode to headquarters, and Lieutenant Brown presented the following communication: hare rendered for his exceedingly valuable services on frequent occasions. To my staff--Captain J. M. Mills, A. A. A. G.; Lieutenants J. M. Hewitt, Jr., and Yoder Brown, Mr. W. A. Gaines, volunteerlly, George W. Monroe, Colonel Twenty-second Kentucky infantry, Commanding Forces. Official: J. M. Mills, Captain, and A. A. A. G. A National account. Frankfort, June 15. I left Lexingto
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 209 (search)
small arm ammunition. no. of horses. no. of mules. no. of flour Mills. no. of woollen Mills. no. of saw Mills. no. of powder Mills. noMills. no. of saw Mills. no. of powder Mills. no. of saltpetre works. no. of barns. no. of furnaces. no. of tanneries. no. of R. R. Depots. no. of locomotives. no. of box cars. busheMills. no. of powder Mills. no. of saltpetre works. no. of barns. no. of furnaces. no. of tanneries. no. of R. R. Depots. no. of locomotives. no. of box cars. bushels of wheat. 94 89 8 6 1 23,000 131 137 7 1,134 1,040 40 19,230 1,061,000 3,772 545 71 1 8 1 3 1,200 7 4 1 1 3 435,802 bushels of oats. Mills. no. of saltpetre works. no. of barns. no. of furnaces. no. of tanneries. no. of R. R. Depots. no. of locomotives. no. of box cars. bushels of wheat. 94 89 8 6 1 23,000 131 137 7 1,134 1,040 40 19,230 1,061,000 3,772 545 71 1 8 1 3 1,200 7 4 1 1 3 435,802 bushels of oats. bushels of corn. barrels of flour. tons of Hay. tons of Fodder. tons of Siraw. no. of beef cattle. no. of sheep. no. of Swine. no. of Calcaissons. Army wagons. ambulances. forage. limbers. muskets. barns. Mills (flour). Mills (saw). Mills (woollen). tons of Hay. tons of straw. Mills (saw). Mills (woollen). tons of Hay. tons of straw. tons of Fodder. bushels of wheat. First Division 2 50 28 3 4 81 630 47 4 1 3,455 255 272 410,742 Second Division 3 40 5                    Mills (woollen). tons of Hay. tons of straw. tons of Fodder. bushels of wheat. First Division 2 50 28 3 4 81 630 47 4 1 3,455 255 272 410,742 Second Division 3 40 5                       Third Division 3 4 4       150 10     1,500     10,000 total 8 94 37 3 4 81 780 57 4 1 4,955 255 272 420,742