Thanks to all who have replied or who are reading. I've tried to capture some of the details on the document. Some of it is difficult to decipher, but my attempt is below. You'll see question marks by the words I'm unsure of. I welcome all comments about this piece. Per the suggestion of Ken L. I've emailed the Mississippi Archives to see it they'd like to have it. I find it particulary interesting that I'm viewing this document nearly 146 years to the day it was signed. Thanks, all! JAC

Muster Roll, Company H, 24th Regiment, Mississippi, April 26, 1865
Colonel: R.W. Nithamson or Withamson
Captain: Thomas Spight
Also signed by:
M. Allen 1st Lieutenant
J.M Rutherford 2
L.P. Gray 1st Sergeant
R.A. Henry 2
W.J.B. Paieo (??) 3
G(?). K. Kisby (?) 4
Jns. H. Bilbs (?) 1st corp
W.L. Ceddiso (?) 2
J.S. Alexander Musician
…and then there are 31 additional names of those who seem to be Privates.

SIDE 2:
Station: Jamestown?
Signed by Cpt. Spight, Commanding
Remarks: Greensboro, N.C.? May 1, 1865
In accordance with the terms of a Military Convention earlier ?…..? on the 26th day of April, 1865 between ?General? Joseph E. Johnston, Commanding Confederate army and Major ?General? N. T. Thesi_ _ au Connor (?) United States Army ….
It goes on.