1. The first Maryland Infantry, spring of 1862.

2. Rodes' Brigade at Yorktown, spring of 1862; the fifth, sixth and

twelfth Alabama and twelfth Mississippi regiments.

"They retained their corporate identity, but not simply continued over.

At any rate, some men in them did not remain." (Colonel J. W. Mallet,

February 16, 1912.)

3. Bonham's South Carolina regiment enlisted for six months. Re-enlisted

1861. (Statement of Colonel Hilary Herbert.)

4. General Dickinson, late Secretary of War, remembers regiments which

were enlisted for three months, and then re-enlisted.

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