On Company D, Seventh Virginia Cavalry Company Muster Roll for April 1, 1864 at Flowing Springs, Virginia, the following notationis made:

The descipline of this regt has heretofore been remarkable good, but recent violent action opposition to certain orders has detracted in a great measure from their usual good name. The regimental officers have done their duty in endeavoring to put a stop to these proceedings. The fault lies with the Company Officers, they are justly to be blamed,. The remarks apply to each and every Company inthis regt with the exception of Co "A," unless my information is very much at fault.
A. B. Kennon
Capt and A.I.G.

Can anyone shed any light on what was going on at this time?