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Omaha-Fifth-seventh Ohio Volunteers.
Sioux City-Eighty-third Indiana Volunteers.
Spread Eagle-One hundred and twenty-seventh Illinois Volunteers Edw. Walsh-One hundred and thirteenth Illinois Volunteers. Westmoreland-Fifty-fifth Illinois Volunteers and Headquarters of Fourth Brigade.
Sunny South-Fifth-fourth Ohio Volunteers.
Universe-Sixth Missouri Volunteers.
Robert Allen-Commissary boat.
THIRD DIVISION, General G. W. MORGAN.
Empress-Division Headquarters.
Key West Numbers 2-One hundred and eighteenth Illinois Volunteers.
Sam Gaty-Sixty Indiana Volunteers.
Northerner-One hundred and twentieth Ohio Volunteers.
Belle Peoria-Headquarters Second Brigade and two companies of
Forty-ninth Indiana and pontoon train.
Di Vernon-Thirty Kentucky Volunteers.
War Eagle-Forty-ninth Indiana, eighth companies, and three guns of Foster's battery.
Henry Von Phul-Headquarters Third Brigade and eight companies of Sixteenth Ohio.
Fanny Bullitt-One hundred and fourteenth Ohio, five guns of Lanphere's battery.
Crescent City-Twenty-second Kentucky and Fifty-fourth Indiana Volunteers.
Des Moines-Forty-second Ohio Volunteers.
Pembina-One gun Lanphere's battery.
Lady jackson-Commissary boat.
FOURTH DIVISION, General STEELE.
Continental-Division Headquarters, cavalry, and battery.
John J. Roe and Nebraska-Fourth, Ninth, and Thirty-first Iowa Infantry.
Key West-First Iowa Artillery.
John Warner-Thirteenth Illinois Volunteers.
Tecumseh-Twenty-sixth Iowa Volunteers.
Decatur-Twenty-fifth Iowa Volunteers.
Iatan-Thirty-fourth Iowa Volunteers.
Keenet-Twenty-ninth Missouri Volunteers.
Gladiator-Thirtieth Missouri Volunteers.
Isabella-Thirty-first Missouri Volunteers.
D. G. Taylor-Quartermaster's stores, horses, &c.
Sucker State-Thirty-second Missouri Volunteers.
Dacotah-Thirty Missouri Volunteers.
Tutt-Twelfth Missouri Volunteers.
Emma-Seventeenth Missouri Volunteers.
Adriatic-First Missouri Artillery.
Meteor-Seventh-sixth Ohio Volunteers.
Polar Star-Fifth-eighth Ohio Volunteers.
By ordered of Major General W. T. Sherman:
J. H. HAMMOND,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
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