9th  Virginia,  Col.  Richard  L.  T.  Beale  (1819^1893),  trained  at
Dickinson  College,  Pennsylvania,  a  lawyer,  in  Congress  in  1847-1849,
in  the  State  Senate  1857,  became  brigadier  general,  and  commanded
this  brigade  after  the  death  of  Chambliss.     Losses,  93.
loth  Virginia,  Col.  J.  Lucius  Davis  (W.  P.).     Losses,  56.
13th  Virginia.     No  commander  indicated.     Losses,    115.
Stuart's  Horse  Artillery:  Maj.  R.  F.  Beckham  (W.  P.).
Breathed's  Virginia  Battery,  Capt.  James  Breathed.
Chew's  Virginia  Battery,  Capt.  R.  P.  Chew.
McGregor's  Virginia  Battery,  Capt.  W.  M.  McGregor.
Moorman's  Virginia  Battery,  Capt.  M.  M.  Moorman.
Griffin's  2d  Maryland  Battery,  or  "Baltimore  Light  Artillery,"
Capt.  W.  H.  Griffin.
Hart's  South  Carolina  Battery.
The  losses  for  the  battalion  were  65.
Imhoden's  Command:  Brig.  Gen.  John  D.  Imboden.  This  officer
raised  and  commanded  a  semi-independent  body  of  mounted  rangers
chiefly  for  use  in  the  Valley  of  Virginia.  In  his  brigade  there  were
the  following  troops:

j8t;h  Virginia,  Col,  George  W.  Imboden.
ARMY   OF   NORTHERN  VIRGINIA

62d  Virginia  Mounted  Infantry,  Col.  George  H.  Smith.
Virginia  Partisan  Rangers,  Capt.  John  H.  McNeill.
Virginia  Battery,  Capt.  J.  H.  McClanahan.
The  losses  are  not  on  record.    No  reports  from  Gen.  Imboden  or
from  any  of  his  oflScers  are  in  print.
