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Weekly report of effective force of the Department of the Cumberland, &c. -Continued.
Headquarters.
Command. Officer. Men. Total.
District of
Tennessee:
Headquarters, 16 45 61
Major General
L. H.
Rousseau.
Fourth 6 2 8
DIVISION,
Twentieth
Corps, Major
General L. H.
Rousseau.
Post 5 4 9
Nashville,
Brigadier
General J. F.
Miller.
Reserve 7 7 14
Artillery,
Colonel James
Barnett.
Post . . . . . .
Springfield,
Colonel T. J.
Downey.
Fort DIVISION, 2 2 4
Captain James
P. Flood.
Clarksville, 4 2 6
Colonel A. A.
Smith.
Gallatin, . . . . . .
Colonel S. K.
N. Patton.
Nashville and 3 . . 3
Northwestern
Railroad,
Colonel C. R.
Thompson.
Murfreesboroug 8 9 17
h, Brigadier
General H. P.
Van Cleve.
Nashville and . . . . . .
Chattanooga
Railroad,
Major General
R. H. Milroy.
Stevenson, . . . . . .
Ala., Colonel
W. C. Wilson.
Bridgeport, 7 33 40
Ala., Colonel
W.
Krzyzanowski.
District of 6 27 33
Northern
Alabama,
Brigadier
General R. S.
Granger.
Decatur, Ala., 7 5 12
Colonel C. C.
Doolittle.
Huntsville, . . . . . .
Ala., Colonel
G. M. L.
Johnson.
Pulaski, 9 18 27
Tenn.,
Brigadier
General J. C.
Starkweather.
Columbus, . . . . . .
Tenn., Colonel
W. B. Sipes.
Fourth 11 51 62
DIVISION
Cavalry,
Colonel
George
Spalding.
10th, 11th, . . . . . .
and 12th
Volunteer
Cavalry.
Total. . . 91 205 296
Grand total. 503 2,194 3,417
Infantry. Cavalry.
Command. Officer. Men. Total. Office Men. Total.
rs.
District of
Tennessee:
Headquarter . . . . . . . . . . . .
s, Major
General L.
H.
Rousseau.
Fourth 169 4,617 4,786 . . . . . .
DIVISION,
Twentieth
Corps,
Major
General L.
H.
Rousseau.
Post 21 556 577 24 556 580
Nashville,
Brigadier
General J.
F. Miller.
Reserve . . . . . . . . . . . .
Artillery,
Colonel
James
Barnett.
Post 30 500 530 . . . . . .
Springfield
, Colonel
T. J.
Downey.
Fort . . . . . . . . . . . .
DIVISION,
Captain
James P.
Flood.
Clarksville . . . . . . . . . . . .
, Colonel
A. A.
Smith.
Gallatin, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Colonel S.
K. N.
Patton.
Nashville 64 1,865 1,929 . . . . . .
and
Northwester
n Railroad,
Colonel C.
R.
Thompson.
Murfreesbor . . . . . . . . . . . .
ough,
Brigadier
General H.
P. Van
Cleve.
Nashville 24 682 706 . . . . . .
and
Chattanooga
Railroad,
Major
General R.
H. Milroy.
Stevenson, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ala.,
Colonel W.
C. Wilson.
Bridgeport, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ala.,
Colonel W.
Krzyzanowsk
i.
District of . . . . . . . . . . . .
Northern
Alabama,
Brigadier
General R.
S. Granger.
Decatur, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ala.,
Colonel C.
C.
Doolittle.
Huntsville, . . . . . . 36 903 939
Ala.,
Colonel G.
M. L.
Johnson.
Pulaski, . . . . . . 43 939 982
Tenn.,
Brigadier
General J.
C.
Starkweathe
r.
Columbus, . . . . . . 19 1,036 1,055
Tenn.,
Colonel W.
B. Sipes.
Fourth . . . . . . 91 1,536 1,627
DIVISION
Cavalry,
Colonel
George
Spalding.
10th, 11th, . . . . . . 63 1,877 1,940
and 12th
Volunteer
Cavalry.
Total. . . 308 8,220 8,528 276 6,847 7,123
Grand 2,744 52,214 54,985 761 14,981 15,742
total.
Artillery.
Command. Officers. Men. Total.
Reserve . . . . . .
Brigade,
Colonel H. Le
Favour.
11th Indiana 5 126 131
Battery,
Captain A.
Sutermeister.
58th Indiana . . . . . .
Infantry,
Lieutenant
Colonel
Joseph Moore.
Post 21 704 725
Chattanooga,
Colonel T. R.
Stanley.
14th U. S. . . . . . .
Colored
Troops,
Colonel
Thomas J.
Morgan.
16th U. S. . . . . . .
Colored
Troops,
Colonel
William B.
Gaw.
Total. . . 26 830 856
Fourth Army
Corps:
Headquarters, . . . . . .
Major General
Major D. S.
Stanley.
First . . . . . .
DIVISION,
Colonel J. E.
Bennett.
Total.
Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate. Horses. Guns.
Reserve 22 576 598 . . . .
Brigade,
Colonel H.
Le Favour.
11th Indiana 5 126 131 . . 6
Battery,
Captain A.
Sutermeister
.
58th Indiana 20 223 243 . . . .
Infantry,
Lieutenant
Colonel
Joseph
Moore.
Post 104 2,414 2,518 35 71
Chattanooga,
Colonel T.
R. Stanley.
14th U. S. 30 641 671 . . . .
Colored
Troops,
Colonel
Thomas J.
Morgan.
16th U. S. 30 515 545 . . . .
Colored
Troops,
Colonel
William B.
Gaw.
Total. . . 211 4,495 4,706 35 77
Fourth Army
Corps:
Headquarters 18 122 140 . . . .
, Major
General
Major D. S.
Stanley.
First 316 4,634 4,950 . . . .
DIVISION,
Colonel J.
E. Bennett.
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