Part 1 (Serial Number 80)

PART I. – Reports

June 13-July 31, 1864. – The Richmond (Virginia) Campaign.

Note: Specific reports will appear below as they are posted at Beyond the Crater.

• Summary Of the Principal Events of the Petersburg Campaign from June 12 to July 31, 1864
• Number 1. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant General U. S. Grant, U. S. Army, commanding Armies of the United States
• Number 2. Petersburg Campaign Dispatches of Charles A. Dana, Assistant Secretary of War
• Number 3. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Rufus Ingalls, U. S. Army, Chief Quartermaster of Armies operating against Richmond
• Number 4. Record of the Court of Inquiry on the Mine Explosion during The Battle of the Crater, July 30, 1864
• Number 5. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Major General George G. Meade, U. S. Army, commanding Army of the Potomac
• Number 6. Petersburg Campaign Itinerary of the Army of the Potomac and Army of the James, &c.
• Number 7. Petersburg Campaign Return of Casualties in the Union Forces. JUNE 15-30, 1864
• Number 8. Petersburg Campaign Report of Surg. Edward B. Dalton, U. S. Army, Chief Medical Officer of Depot Field Hospital, including operations June 14-December 31, 1864
• Number 9. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Marsena R. Patrick, U. S. Army, Provost-Marshal-General, Army of the Potomac
• Number 10. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Major Benjamin F. Fisher, Signal Corps, U. S. Army, Chief Signal Officer, Army of the Potomac
• Number 11. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Henry J. Hunt, U. S. Army, Chief of Artillery, Army of the Potomac, including operations June 16-October 31
• Number 12. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Nathaniel Michler, Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army
• Number 13. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major James C. Duane, Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, Chief Engineer, Army of the Potomac, of operations July 30.
• Number 14. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Henry W. Benham, U. S. Army, commanding Engineer Brigade, of operations June 12-July 30
• Number 15. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Ira Spaulding, Fiftieth New York Engineers
• Number 16. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain George H. Mendell, Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, commanding Engineer Battalion
• Number 17. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Major General Winfield S. Hancock, U. S. Army, Commanding Second Army Corps
• Number 18. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major General David B. Birney, U. S. Army, commanding Second Army Corps, of operations June 22
• Number 19. Petersburg Report of Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Morgan, Assistant Inspector-General, U. S. Army, Chief of Staff, of operations June 22
• Number 20. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Francis C. Barlow, U. S. army, commanding First Division, of operations June 22 and July 26-29
• Number 21. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles, U. S. Army, commanding First Division, of operations July 26-30
• Number 22. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles. U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade
• Number 23. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Captain James Fleming, Twenty-Eight Massachusetts Infantry
• Number 24. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Nathan Church, Twenty-Sixth Michigan Infantry
• Number 25. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Lucius H. Ives, Twenty-Sixth Michigan Infantry, of operations July 26- 30
• Number 26. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major James E. Larkin, Fifth New Hampshire Infantry
• Number 27. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major George Hogg, Second New York Heavy Artillery
• Number 28. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Oscar F. Hulser, Second New York Heavy Artillery, of operations July 26-31
• Number 29. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major George W. Scott, Sixty-First New York Infantry
• Number 30. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel William Wilson, Eighty-First Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations July 26-30
• Number 31. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant James E. Deno, Eighty-First Pennsylvania infantry
• Number 32. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Thomas Henry, One Hundred and Fortieth Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 33. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Lieutenant Colonel George T. Egbert, One Hundred and Eighty-Third Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 34. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Gustavus A. Seidel, Seventh New York Infantry, Consolidated Brigade, of operations July 19-30
• Number 35. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain David A. Allen, Thirty-Ninth New York Infantry
• Number 36. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain George Degener, Fifty-Second New York Infantry, of operations June 13-July 26
• Number 37. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain I Hart Wilder, One Hundred and Twenty-Sixth New York Infantry, commanding Fifty-Seventh New York Infantry, of operations June 17-July 30
• Number 38. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Alexander Watts, Sixty-Third New York Infantry
• Number 39. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Robert H. Milliken, Sixty-Ninth New York Infantry
• Number 40. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Richard Moroney, Sixty-Ninth New York Infantry
• Number 41. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Denis F. Burke, Eighty-Eight New York Infantry
• Number 42. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Marcus W. Murdock, One Hundred and Eleventh New York Infantry, including operations June 13-August 25
• Number 43. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Nelson Penfield, One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth New York Infantry
• Number 44. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain John B. Geddis, One Hundred and Twenty-Sixth New York Infantry
• Number 45. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel William Glenny, Sixty-Fourth New York Infantry, commanding Fourth Brigade
• Number 46. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Horatio N. Hunt, Sixty-Fourth New York Infantry, of operations July 26-30
• Number 47. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel William Glenny, Sixty-Fourth New York Infantry
• Number 48. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Simon Pincus, Sixty-Sixth New York Infantry
• Number 49. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Albert Gosse, Sixty-Sixth New York Infantry, of operations July 26-30
• Number 50. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Philip H. Schreyer, Fifty-Third Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations July 26-30
• Number 51. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain James Patton, Fifty-Third Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 52. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain David W. Megraw, One Hundred and Sixteenth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations July 26-30
• Number 53. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Garrett Nowlan, One Hundred and Sixteenth Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 54. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Captain James H. Hamlin, One Hundred and Forty-Fifth Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 55. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain James F. Weaver, One Hundred and Forty-Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 56. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Alfred A. Rhinehart, One Hundred and Forty-Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations July 26-30
• Number 57. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Edward A. Springsteed, Seventh New York Heavy Artillery
• Number 58. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Joseph M. Murphy, Seventh New York Heavy Artillery, of operations July 26-30
• Number 59. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Major General John Gibbon, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division
• Number 60. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Byron R. Pierce, U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade, of operations June 22
• Number 61. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Joseph W. Spaulding, Nineteenth Maine Infantry
• Number 62. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain James C. Farwell, First Minnesota Infantry
• Number 63. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Major Timothy O’Brien, One Hundred and Fifty-Second New York Infantry
• Number 64. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel John Ramsey, Eighth New Jersey Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 12-16
• Number 65. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel James P. McIvor, One Hundred and Seventieth New York Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 16-July 14
• Number 66. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Mathew Murphy, One Hundred and Eighty-Second New York Infantry (Sixty-Ninth New York National Guard Artillery), commanding Second Brigade, of operations July 14-30
• Number 67. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major John Byrne, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth New York Infantry
• Number 68. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major John Beattie, One Hundred and Sixty-Fourth New York Infantry
• Number 69. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel James P. McIvor, One Hundred and Seventieth New York Infantry
• Number 70. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain John Coonan, One Hundred and Eighty-Second New York Infantry (Sixty-Ninth New York National Guard Artillery)
• Number 71. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Erastus M. Spaulding, Eighth New York Heavy Artillery, of operations June 12-July 29
• Number 72. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Thomas A. Smyth, First Delaware Infantry, commanding Third Brigade
• Number 73. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Theodore G. Ellis, Fourteenth Connecticut Infantry
• Number 74. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain John C. Broatch, Fourteenth Connecticut Infantry
• Number 75. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Patrick S. Tinen, Sixty-Ninth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations June 22
• Number 76. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain John R. Breitenbach, One Hundred and Sixth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations June 22
• Number 77. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Brigadier General Gershom Mott, U. S. Army, commanding Third Division, of operations June 22 and July 26-30
• Number 78. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Brigadier General P. Regis de Trobriand, U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade
• Number 79. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Madison M. Cannon, Fortieth New York Infantry
• Number 80. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Michael W. Burns, Seventy-Third New York Infantry
• Number 81. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain John B. Vande Wiele, Fourth New York Heavy Artillery, including operations June 12-August 5
• Number 82. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Byron R. Pierce, U. S. Army, commanding Second Brigade, of operations July 26-30
• Number 83. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Nathaniel Shatswell, First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, of operations July 26-30
• Number 84. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Daniel S. Root, Third Michigan Infantry, of operations June 22
• Number 85. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel John Pulford, Fifth Michigan Infantry, of operations July 26-31
• Number 86. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Major Samuel McConihe, Ninety-Third New York Infantry
• Number 87. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Lieutenant Colonel William B. Neeper, Fifty-Seventh Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 88. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Lieutenant Colonel George Zinn, Eighty-Fourth Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 89. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain John C. Conser, One Hundred and Fifth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations July 26-30
• Number 90. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Lieutenant Colonel Casper W. Tyler, One Hundred and Forty-First Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 91. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain John Wilson, First U. S. Sharpshooters
• Number 92. Petersburg Campaign of Colonel Robert McAllister, Eleventh New Jersey Infantry, commanding Third Brigade, of operations July 26-29
• Number 93. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Charles C. Rivers, Eleventh Massachusetts Infantry, of operations July 26-31
• Number 94. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Thomas C. Godfrey, Fifth New Jersey Infantry
• Number 95. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Captain Thomas C. Thompson, Seventh New Jersey Infantry
• Number 96. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Virgil M. Healy, Eighth New Jersey Infantry
• Number 97. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Robert McAllister, Eleventh New Jersey Infantry, of operations June 12-16
• Number 98. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant John Schoonover, Eleventh New Jersey Infantry, of operations June 16-July 28
• Number 99. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel John C. Tidball, Fourth New York Heavy Artillery, commanding Artillery Brigade, of operations June 12-July 1
• Number 100. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major John G. Hazard, First Rhode Island Light Artillery, commanding Artillery Brigade, of operations July 1-30
• Number 101. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Edwin B. Dow, Sixth Maine Battery
• Number 102. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain J. Henry Sleeper, Tenth Massachusetts Battery
• Number 103. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Frederick M. Edgell, First New Hampshire Battery
• Number 104. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Captain A. Judson Clark, Battery B, First New Jersey Light Artillery
• Number 105. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Nelson Ames, Battery G, First New York Light Artillery
• Number 106. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain James H. Wood, Fourth New York Heavy Artillery, commanding Mortar Battery, of operations June 12-21
• Number 107. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain John E. Burton, Eleventh New York Battery
• Number 108. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain George F. McKnight, Twelfth New York Battery
• Number 109. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain R. Bruce Ricketts, Battery F, First Pennsylvania Light Artillery, of operations June 12-July 1
• Number 110. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant G. Lyman Dwight, Battery A, First Rhode Island Light Artillery, of operations June 8-30
• Number 111. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Walter S. Perrin, Battery A, First Rhode Island Light Artillery, of operations July 8-29
• Number 112. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant John W. Roder, Battery K, Fourth U. S. Artillery
• Number 113. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant James Gilliss, Batteries C and I, Fifth U. S. Artillery, of operations June 12-30
• Number 114. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major General Gouverneur K. Warren, U. S. Army, commanding Fifth Army Corps, of operations July 27-30
• Number 115. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Colonel Wiliam S. Tilton, Twenty-Second Massachusetts Infantry, commanding First Brigade, First Division
• Number 116. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Joseph F. Ramsey, One Hundred and Eighty-Seventh Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 117. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Mason W. Burt, Twenty-Second Massachusetts Infantry, Second Brigade
• Number 118. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major James A. Cunningham, Thirty-Second Massachusetts Infantry
• Number 119. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major John D. Lentz, Ninety-First Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 120. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Alfred L. Pearson, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 121. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Oliver B. Knowles, Twenty-First Pennsylvania Cavalry (dismounted)
• Number 122. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Ellis Spear, Twentieth Maine Infantry, Third Brigade, of operations June 12-21
• Number 123. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Benjamin F. Meservey, Eighteenth Massachusetts Infantry, of operations June 12-July 20
• Number 124. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Wiliam A. Throop, First Michigan Infantry
• Number 125. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Guy W. Fuller, Sixteenth Michigan Infantry
• Number 126. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Edward B. Knox, Forty-Fourth New York Infantry
• Number 127. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel De Witt C. McCoy, Eighty-Third Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 128. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Charles P. Herring, One Hundred and Eighteenth Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 129. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Samuel A. Graham, Purnell Legion, Maryland Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, Second Division, including operations June 5-August 20
• Number 130. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Richard N. Bowerman, Fourth Maryland Infantry
• Number 131. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Michael Wiedrich, Fifteenth New York Heavy Artillery, Third Brigade
• Number 132. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Samuel W. Crawford, U. S. Army, commanding Third Division, of operations June 17
• Number 133. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Lysander Cutler, U. S. Army, commanding Fourth Division
• Number 134. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Merit C. Welsh, Seventh Indiana Infantry, First Brigade
• Number 135. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel J. William Hofmann, Fifty-Sixth Pennsylvania Infantry, commanding Second Brigade
• Number 136. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain James E. Baily, Third Delaware Infantry
• Number 137. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Charles E. La Motte, Fourth Delaware Infantry, of operations June 1-30
• Number 138. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel John E. Cook, Seventy-Sixth New York Infantry
• Number 139. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Robert W. Bard, Ninety-Fifth New York Infantry
• Number 140. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel George Harney, One Hundred and Forty-Seventh New York Infantry
• Number 141. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major John T. Jack, Fifty-Sixth Pennsylvania Infantry
• Number 142. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Colonel Charles S. Wainwright, First New York Light Artillery, commanding Artillery Brigade
• Number 143. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Robert E. Rogers, Battery B, First New York Light Artillery
• Number 144. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Lester I. Richardson, Battery D, First New York Light Artillery
• Number 145. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant James B. Hazelton, Battery E, First New York Light Artillery, of operations July 11-30
• Number 146. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Captain Charles E. Mink, Battery H, First New York Light Artillery, of operations June 18-July 30
• Number 147. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Charles L. Anderson, Battery L, First New York Artillery
• Number 148. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Henry R. Dalton, Assistant Adjutant-General, U. S. Army, First Division, Sixth Army Corps, of operations June 12-July 9
• Number 149. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Baldwin Hufty, Fourth New Jersey Infantry, First Brigade, of operations June 13-July 10
• Number 150. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Emory Upton, U. S. Army, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 12-July 10
• Number 151. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Oliver Edwards, Thirty-Seventh Massachusetts Infantry, commanding Third Brigade, of operations June 12-July 10
• Number 152. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General W. Getty, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division
• Number 153. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Frank Wheaton, U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade, of operations June 13-July 10
• Number 154. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Thomas McLaughlin, One Hundred and Second Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations June 12-July 9
• Number 155. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Robert Munroe, One Hundred and Thirty-Ninth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations June 13-July 9
• Number 156. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Lewis A. Grant, U. S. Army, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 12-July 9
• Number 157. Petersburg Campaign Report of Brigadier General Daniel D. Bidwell, U. S. Army, commanding Third Brigade, of operations June 12-July 2
• Number 158. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel William S. Truex, Fourteenth New Jersey Infantry, commanding First Brigade, Third Division, of operations June 12-July 6
• Number 159. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel J. Warren Keifer, One Hundred and Tenth Ohio Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 12-July 6
• Number 160. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel John W. Horn, Sixth Maryland Infantry, of operations June 13-July 9
• Number 161. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Charles Burgess, Ninth New York Heavy Artillery, of operations June 12-July 7
• Number 162. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Otho H. Binkley, One Hundred and Tenth Ohio Infantry, of operations June 13-July 6
• Number 163. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel William H. Ball, One Hundred and Twenty-Second Ohio Infantry, of operations June 13-July 6
• Number 164. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Aaron W. Ebright, One Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Ohio Infantry, of operations June 12-July 6
• Number 165. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel Matthew R. McClennan, One Hundred and Thirty-Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations June 12-July 6
• Number 166. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Charles W. White, Fourth Maine Battery, Artillery Brigade, of operations June 12-July 29
• Number 167. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Greenleaf T. Stevens, Fifth Maine Battery, of operations June 12-July 10
• Number 168. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Jacob Federhen, Battery A, Massachusetts Light Artillery, of operations June 12-July 11
• Number 169. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Augustin N. Parsons, Battery A, First New Jersey Light Artillery
• Number 170. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Andrew Cowan, First New York Battery, of Operations June 13-July 12
• Number 171. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain William A. Harn, Third New York Battery
• Number 172. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Jacob H. Lamb, Battery C, First Rhode Island Light Artillery, of operations June 12-July 11
• Number 173. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain William B. Rhodes, Battery E, First Rhode Island Light Artillery
• Number 174. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain George W. Adams, Battery G, First Rhode Island Light Artillery, of operations June 12-July 11
• Number 175. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Major General Ambrose E. Burnside, U. S. Army, commanding Ninth Army Corps, of operations June 12-July 30
• Number 176. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Brigadier General James H. Ledlie, U. S. Army, commanding First Division, of operations June 17 and July 30
• Number 177. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Barnes, Twenty-Ninth Massachusetts Infantry, commanding First Brigade, of operations June 14-July 30
• Number 178. Petersburg Campaign Report of Captain Willard D. Tripp, Twenty-Ninth Massachusetts Infantry, of operations July 30
• Number 179. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant John M. Deane, Twenty-Ninth Massachusetts Infantry, of operations June 14-July 25
• Number 180. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Gilbert P. Robinson, Third Maryland Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations July 30
• Number 181. Report of Captain Albert A. Terrill, One Hundred and Seventy-Ninth New York Infantry, of operations June 11-July 30
• Number 182. Reports of Captain Benjamin F. Smiley, Second Pennsylvania Provisional Heavy Artillery, commanding Mortar Battery, of operations June 26-July 30
• Number 183. Reports of Brigadier General Robert B. Potter, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division
• Number 184. Report of Colonel Zenas R. Bliss, Seventh Rhode Island Infantry, commanding First Brigade, of operations July 30
• Number 185. Report of Captain Thaddeus L. Barker, Thirty-Sixth Massachusetts Infantry, of operations July 30
• Number 186. Report of Captain Everett S. Horton, Fifty-Eighth Massachusetts Infantry of operations July 30
• Number 187. Report of Colonel John Fisk, Second New York Mounted Rifles (dismounted), of operations July 30
• Number 188. Report of Major John G. Wright, Fifty-First New York Infantry, of operations July 30
• Number 189. Report of Captain Theodore Gregg, Forty-Ninth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations July 30
• Number 190. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Henry Pleasants, Forty-Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations June 25-July 30
• Number 191. Report of Major James T. P. Bucklin, Fourth Rhode Island Infantry, of operations July 30
• Number 192. Reports of Captain Percy Daniels, Seventh Rhode Island Infantry, of operations June 12-July 30
• Number 193. Report of Brigadier General Simon G. Griffin, U. S. Army, commanding Second Brigade, of operations July 30
• Number 194. Reports of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Cummings, Seventeenth Vermont Infantry, of operations June 12-July 30
• Number 195. Reports of Brigadier General Orlando B. Willcox, U. S. Army, commanding Third Division
• Number 196. Reports of Brigadier General John F. Hartranft, U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade, of operations June 14-July 30
• Number 197. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Ely, Eighth Michigan Infantry
• Number 198. Report of Captain Richard Vosper, Twenty-Seventh Michigan Infantry
• Number 199. Report of Captain Edwin Evans, One Hundred and Ninth New York Infantry
• Number 200. Report of Captain Joseph K. Bolton, Fifty-First Pennsylvania Infantry, of operations June 15-July 30
• Number 201. Report of Colonel Samuel Harriman, Thirty-Seventh Wisconsin Infantry
• Number 202. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Colwert K. Pier, Thirty-Eighth Wisconsin Infantry
• Number 203. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Byron M. Cutcheon, Twentieth Michigan Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 16-July 27
• Number 204. Report of Colonel William Humphrey, Second Michigan Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations July 30
• Number 205. Report of Colonel Charles V. De Land, First Michigan Sharpshooters, of operations July 30
• Number 206. Report of Colonel William Humphrey, Second Michigan Infantry, of operations June 12-19
• Number 207. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Byron M. Cutcheon, Twentieth Michigan Infantry
• Number 208. Reports of Captain Alphons Serviere, Forty-Sixth New York Infantry
• Number 209. Report of Major Martin P. Avery, Sixtieth Ohio Infantry
• Number 210. Report of Colonel Constant Luce, Seventeenth Michigan Infantry (Acting Division Engineers)
• Number 211. Report of Brigadier General Edward Ferrero, U. S. Army, commanding Fourth Division
• Number 212. Report of Colonel Joshua K. Sigfried, Forty-Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry, commanding First Brigade, of operations July 30
• Number 213. Report of Colonel Henry G. Thomas, Nineteenth U. S. Colored Troops, commanding Second Brigade, of operations July 30
• Number 214. Report of Lieutenant Colonel J. Albert, Monroe, First Rhode Island Light Artillery, Chief of Artillery, of operations July 30
• Number 215. Reports of Captain Albert F. Thomas, Second Maine Battery
• Number 216. Report of Captain Ezekiel R. Mayo, Third Maine Battery, of operations July 30
• Number 217. Report of Lieutenant Seth A. Emery, Third Maine Battery, of operations July 9-30
• Number 218. Reports of Captain Adelbert B. Twitchell, Seventh Maine Battery
• Number 219. Reports of Captain Edward J. Jones, Eleventh Massachusetts Battery
• Number 220. Report of Captain Joseph W. B. Wright, Fourteenth Massachusetts Battery
• Number 221. Reports of Captain Edward W. Rogers, Nineteenth New York Battery
• Number 222. Report of Captain John B. Eaton, Twenty-Seventh New York Battery, of operations June 14 – July 30
• Number 223. Reports of Captain Jacob Roemer, Thirty-Fourth New York Battery
• Number 224. Reports of Lieutenant George W. Silvis, Battery D, Pennsylvania Light Artillery
• Number 225. Reports of Captain Romeo H. Start, Third Vermont Battery
• Number 226. Report of Brigadier General David McM. Gregg, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division, Cavalry Corps, of operations July 7 - 30
• Number 227. Report of Asst. Surg. Elias J. Marsh, U. S. Army, of operations July 19-30
• Number 228. Report of Brigadier General Henry E. Davies, Jr., U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade, of operations July 26 - 30
• Number 229. Report of Colonel J. Irvin Gregg, Sixteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations July 26 - 30
• Number 230. Reports of Brigadier General James H. Wilson, U. S. Army, commanding Third Division, of operations June 17 - July 30
• Number 231. Reports of Brigadier General John B. McIntosh, U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade, of operations June 22 - July 2
• Number 232. Report of Major George O. Marcy, First Connecticut Cavalry, of operations June 13 – July 24
• Number 233. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Charles C. Suydam, Third New Jersey Cavalry, of operations June 14 – July 25
• Number 234. Report of Colonel Otto Harhaus, Second New York Cavalry, of operations July 27
• Number 235. Report of Lieutenant Colonel George A. Purington, Second Ohio Cavalry, of operations June 13 – July 24
• Number 236. Report of Colonel George H. Chapman, Third Indiana Cavalry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 13 - July 12
• Number 237. Report of Captain Thomas W. Moffitt, Third Indiana Cavalry, of operations June 22 – July 2.
• Number 238. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin T. Hutchins, First New Hampshire Cavalry, of operations June 22 – July 2
• Number 239. Report of Major Edmund M. Pope, Eighth New York Cavalry, of operations June 22 – July 2
• Number 240. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Johnson B. Brown, Twenty-second New York Cavalry, of operations June 22 – July 2
• Number 241. Report of Colonel William Wells, First Vermont Cavalry, of operations June 22-July 3
• Number 242. Report of Lieutenant William N. Dennison, Battery A, Second U. S. Artillery, of operations July 28
• Number 243. Report of Lieutenant Charles L. Fitzhugh, Battery E, Fourth U. S. Artillery, of operations June 22-29
• Number 244. Reports of Colonel Henry L. Abbot, First Connecticut Heavy Artillery, commanding Siege Train, including operations June 14-October 31
• Number 245. Report of Brigadier General Godfrey Weitzel, U. S. Army, Chief Engineer, Department of Virginia and North Carolina, of operations June 1-30
• Number 246. Report of Lieutenant Peter S. Michie, Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, Acting Chief Engineer, of operations July 1-31
• Number 247. Report of Captain Lemuel B. Norton, Signal Corps U. S. Army, Chief Signal Officer
• Number 248. Report of Captain Gustavus S. Dana, Signal Corps U. S. Army, in charge of Signal Detachment, Tenth Army Corps, of operations July 1-31
• Number 249. Report of Brigadier General Robert S. Foster, U. S. Army, commanding First Division, of operations June 16
• Number 250. Report of Colonel Joshua B. Howell, Eighty-fifth Pennsylvania Infantry, commanding First Brigade, of operations June 16
• Number 251. Report of Captain Lorey A. Baker, Thirty-ninth Illinois Infantry, of operations June 16
• Number 252. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Josiah I. Plimpton, Third New Hampshire Infantry, Second Brigade, of operations June 16
• Number 253. Report of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas A. Henderson, Seventh New Hampshire Infantry, of operations June 16
• Number 254. Report of Colonel Harris M. Plaisted, Eleventh Maine Infantry, commanding Third Brigade, of operations June 16
• Number 255. Reports of Brigadier General Robert S. Foster, U. S. Army, commanding Third Brigade, of operations July 11-12 and 23-29
• Number 256. Report of Colonel John L. Otis, Tenth Connecticut Infantry, of operations July 26-27
• Number 257. Report of Colonel Harris M. Plaisted, Eleventh Maine Infantry, of operations July 23-27
• Number 258. Reports of Brigadier General John W. Turner, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division, of operations June 23-July 1 and July 30
• Number 259. Reports of Colonel N. Martin Curtis, One hundred and forty-second New York Infantry, commanding First Brigade, of operations June 15-18 and July 30
• Number 260. Report of Lieutenant Colonel William B. Coan, Forty-eighth New York Infantry, commanding Second Brigade of operations July 30
• Number 261. Reports of Colonel Louis Bell, Fourth New Hampshire Infantry, commanding Third Brigade, of operations June 30 and July 30
• Number 262. Report of Major General William F. Smith, U. S. Army, commanding Eighteenth Army Corps, of operations June 15
• Number 263. Report of Major General Edward O. C. Ord, U. S. Army, commanding Eighteenth Army Corps, of operations July 30
• Number 264. Report of Brigadier General Hiram Burnham U. S. Army, commanding First Division, of operations July 30
• Number 265. Reports of Colonel Edgar M. Cullen, Ninety-sixth New York Infantry, commanding First Brigade,of operations June 20-30
• Number 266. Report of Colonel Aaron F. Stevens, Thirteenth New Hampshire Infantry, commanding First Brigade, of operations July 30
• Number 267. Report of Brigadier General Hiram Burnham, U. S. Army, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 20-July 1
• Number 268. Report of Colonel Edgar M. Cullen, Ninety-sixth New York Infantry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations July 30
• Number 269. Report of Captain Charles M. Coit, Eighth Connecticut Infantry, of operations June 15-17
• Number 270. Reports of Colonel Guy V. Henry, Fortieth Massachusetts Infantry, commanding Third Brigade, of operations June 15-July 30
• Number 271. Report of Captain James F. Brown, Twenty-first Connecticut Infantry
• Number 272. Report of Brigadier General Adelbert Ames, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division, of operations July 30
• Number 273. Report of Colonel Josiah Pickett, Twenty-fifth Massachusetts Infantry, First Brigade,of operations June 13-18
• Number 274. Report of Lieutenant Colonel William C. Moegling, Eleventh Connecticut Infantry, Second Brigade, of operations June 18
• Number 275. Report of Brigadier General Edward W. Hinks, U. S. Army, commanding Third Division, of operations June 15-19
• Number 276. Report of Brigadier General Joseph B. Carr, U. S. Army, commanding Third Division, of operations July 29-31
• Number 277. Report of Colonel Joseph B. Kiddoo, Twenty-second U. S. Colored Troops, Second Brigade, of operations June 15
• Number 278. Report of Colonel Alexander Piper, Tenth New York Heavy Artillery, Chief of Artillery, of operations July 30
• Number 279. Report of Lieutenant Michael Leahy, Battery B, First U. S. Artillery of operations June 20-26
• Number 280. Reports of Brigadier General August V. Kautz, U. S. Army, commanding Cavalry Division, of operations June 15-30
• Number 281. Report of Colonel Robert M. West, Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, commanding First Brigade, of operations June 21-30
• Number 282. Report of Lieutenant Colonel George W. Lewis, Third New York Cavalry, of operations June 15
• Number 283. Report of Captain John M. Willson, Third New York Cavalry, of operations June 21-30
• Number 284. Reports of Colonel Samuel P. Spear, Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations June 15-30
• Number 285. Reports of Major J. Stannard Baker, First District of Columbia Cavalry, of operations June 15-30
• Number 286. Report of Captain George B. Easterly, Fourth Wisconsin Battery, of operations June 15-17
• Number 287. Report of Lieutenant William P. Powers, Fourth Wisconsin Battery, of operations July 27-30
• Number 288. Report of Lieutenant Dorman L. Noggle, Fourth Wisconsin Battery, of operations July 30-August 1
• Number 289. Report of Captain Amaya L. Fitch, Thirteenth New York Heavy Artillery, commanding U. S. Steamer Parke of operations July 16-17
• Number 290. Report of Brigadier General John J. Abercrombie, U. S. Army, of operations June 20
• Number 291. Report of Captain Christian Woerner, Third New Jersey Battery, of operations June 20
• Number 292. Medals of Honor awarded for distinguished services under Resolution of Congress, Numbers 43, approved July 12, 1862, and section 6 of Act of Congress, approved March 3, 1863
• Number 293. Reports of General Robert E. Lee, C. S. Army, commanding Army of Northern Virginia
• Number 294. Report of Brigadier General William N. Pendleton, C. S. Army, Chief of Artillery, Army of Northern Virginia
• Number 295. Diary of the First Corps, Army of Northern Virginia
• Number 296. Return of casualties in Bratton's, Law's, Anderson's, and Benning's brigades, Longstreet's corps, from June 13 to July 31, 1864
• Number 297. Report of Colonel George K. Griggs, Thirty-eighth Virginia Infantry, Barton’s brigade, including operations June 17-November 17
• Number 298. Report of Captain Benjamin L. Farinholt, Fifty-third Virginia Infantry, of operations June 25
• Number 299. Report of Brigadier General John Bratton, C. S. Army, commanding Bratton's brigade, Field's division
• Number 300. Report of Colonel James R. Hagood, First South Carolina Infantry
• Number 301. Report of Colonel James P. Simms, Fifty-third Georgia Infantry, commanding Simms' (Bryan's) brigade, Kershaw's division
• Number 302. Reports of Major General Bushrod R. Johnson, C. S. Army, commanding Johnson's division
• Number 303. Report of Captain W. T. Blakemore, Aide-de-Camp, C. S. Army, of operations June 16
• Number 304. Report of Captain William H. Whitner, Assistant Adjutant and Inspector General, C. S. Army, of operations July 30
• Number 305. Report of Major E. Pliny Bryan, Assistant Adjutant-General, C. S. Army, of operations July 14-17
• Number 306. Report of Major General Robert F. Hoke, C. S. Army, commanding Hoke's division, of operations June 24
• Number 307. Report of Lieutenant Colonel C. C. Haile, Twenty-third South Carolina Infantry, Elliott’s brigade, unassigned troops, of operations July 30
• Number 308. Itinerary of Hardaway Light Artillery Battalion, June 16-July 27, 1864
• Number 309. Report of Brigadier General Johnson Hagood, C. S. Army, commanding Hagood's brigade, of operations June 16-24
• Number 310. Report of Lieutenant General Richard S. Ewell, C. S. Army, commanding Department of Richmond, of operations July 27
• Number 311. Report of Colonel Thomas H. Carter, C. S. Artillery, of artillery operations July 13-16
• Number 312. Report of Brigadier General Roger A. Pryor, C. S. Army, of operations June 23-24
• Number 313. Report of Major General Wade Hampton, C. S. Army, commanding cavalry division, of operations June 27-30
• Number 314. Confederate Roll of Honor