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comply with regulations, and its officers were granted leave to return to Arkansas for recruits, while the men were temporarily consolidated with the Eleventh under Colonel Logan, When the officers returned to the regiment, the recruits added to the numbers until the regiment included about 500. The company officers in the new organization were: Company A, Capt. N. W. Stewart; Company B, Capt. W. P. Donnell; Company C, Capt. H. L. W. Johnson; Company D, Capt. W. P. Linzue; Company E, Capt W. F. Glasgow; Company F, Capt. J. C. Bowen; Company G, A. E. Doggett; Company H, J. E. Inge; Company I, J. Archer; Company K, J. B. Davis. Colonel Gantt, being exchanged, was in command of an Arkansas brigade composed of his regiment and the Eleventh Arkansas, at the surrender of Island No.10 and New Madrid bend. Though the capitulation was inevitable there were severe criticisms of Colonel Gantt. He complained that a commission of brigadier-general, which had been issued to him, was withheld.