1.  At a board of commissioned officers which convened at Little Rock, Ark., pursuant to Special Orders No. 14, current series, from these headquarters and of which Brig. Gen. E. A. Carr was president, to name the number and names of regiments, battalions, and detachments belonging to the Army of Arkansas entitled to have "Little Rock" inscribed on their banners.  The following are the number and names:

. . . . .Twenty-seventh Iowa Infantry. . . . . .

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The following-named regiments of this command are authorized to place on their regimental colors the battles set opposite their respective designations:

. . . . . Twenty-seventh Iowa Volunteer Infantry:  Fort De Russy, Pleasant Hill, Yellow Bayou, Lake Chicot, Tupelo, Nashville, Blakely.. . . . . .

                                                                          J. HOUGH
                                                      Assistant Adjutant-General