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14. ROSTER OF TROOPS. First Lieutenant C.C. CRESSON, U.S. Army, (late 35th U.S. Infantry.) San Antonio, Texas. First Lieutenant J.W. DICKINSON, U.S. Army, (late 26th U.S. Infantry.) Fort Brown, Texas. First Lieutenant THOMAS DUNN, U.S. Army, (late 15th U.S. Infantry.) Fort Griffin, Texas. First Lieutenant CHARLES L. HUDSON, U.S. Army, (late 15th U.S. Infantry,) Acting Assistant Quartermaster and Acting Commissary of Subsistence. Austin, Texas. First Lieutenant GUSTAVE H. RADETZKI, U.S. Army, (late 28th U.S. Infantry,) Acting Signal Officer, Department of Texas. Austin, Texas. First Lieutenant CHARLES F. ROE, U.S. Army, (late 26th U.S. Infantry.) Jefferson, Texas. First Lieutenant HERMAN SCHREINER, U.S. Army, (late 20th U.S. Infantry), Depot and Issuing Commissary of Subsistence. San Antonio, Texas. First Lieutenant GEORGE W. SMITH, U.S. Army, (late 26th U.S. Infantry.) San Antonio, Texas. First Lieutenant HENRY SWEENEY, U.S. Army, (late 15th U.S. Infantry.) Fort Concho, Texas. First Lieutenant ASHER C. TAYLOR, U.S. Army, (late 15th U.S. Infantry.) Fort McIntosh, Texas. First Lieutenant ROBERT P. WARREN, U.S. Army, (late 24th U.S. Infantry.) Fort Griffin, Texas. First Lieutenant MAX WESENDORFF, U.S. Army, (late 24th U.S Infantry,) In charge U.S. Government property. Bremond, Texas. OFFICIAL: H. CLAY WOOD, Assistant Adjutant General.