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Daily Arkansas Gazette (Little Rock, Arkansas), 20 Nov 1904, Sun Page 4, https://www.newspapers.com/image/132666330/

SECOND DIVISION ARK. VOLUNTEERS

Remaining Companies Making the Roster Complete.

In last Sunday's Gazette a roster of two of the fire companies called into service to do duty on the eastern boarder of the state was printed. The three remaining company rosters follow, completing the entire strength of the Second division of Arkansas volunteers at the beginning hostilities in April 1861. Many of these names, both officers dn privates, became distinguished, both as commanders, and field officers, later along in the war. Some are still living to adorn the list of veterans who served the state and the Confederacy in the bloody days of the civil war. Many achieved honor nd distinction, who have long been under the sod. the compiler of the war records of Arkansas feels that he ahs been particularly fortunate in procuring these original lists, together with the various orders, reports and tabulated issues of supplies in the beginning of the war.

YELL RIFLES
Received Into Service April 18th, 1861
Commissioned Officers:
Captain- P.R. Clayburn (sic)
Lieutenant- L.E. Polk
(I have omitted the list of Non Commissioned Officers and Privates, but it is included in the original)
Being Company No. 2 and containing fifty-five men, rank and file.

BORDER RANGERS
Received Into Service April 29, 1861
Commissioned Officers:
Captain-D. McRea
First Lieutenant- F.M. Chrisman.
Second Lieutenant- W.T. Key
Third Lieutenant- J.C. Johnson
Fourth Lieutenant- J.B. Humphries
(I have omitted the list of Non Commissioned Officers and Privates, but it is included in the original)
Being Company No. 4 and containing forty-seven men, rank and file.

HINDMAN GUARDS
Received Into Service April 29, 1861
Commissioned Officers:
Captain-H. B Blakemore
First Lieutenant- I F. Hathaway
Second Lieutenant- I. A. Poe
Third Lieutenant- W.T. Winter
(I have omitted the list of Non Commissioned Officers and Privates, but it is included in the original)
Being Company No. 5 and containing forty men, rank and file.

Officers called into service and staff of commander:

SECOND DIVISION
April 25, 1861- Maj. Gen. James Yell, Commanding Volunteers
April 25, 1861-Gen D. McRea, inspector general for the state.
April 25, 1861-A. K. Patton, adjutant general, Second Division
April 25, 1861- John E. Glenn, Aid-de-camp to major general
April 25, 1861- W.H. Duprey, paymaster general, Second Division
April 25, 1861-D. W. Carroll, commissary general, Second Division
April 30, 1861-G. W. Hurley, acting quarter-master
April 25, 1861-J.C. Slover, assistant commissary.
April 27, 1861-H.C. Collier, secretary commissary department.
April 30, 1861-R.A. Mathews, assistant commissary.
April 27, 1861-McK. Hammett, secretary of adjutant general.