Abstract from returns of the Department of the Cumberland, &c.-Continued.

Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate

present.

Unassigned:

Artillery 3 58 75

Cavalry 16 243 282

Engineers 21 961 1,284

Infantry 42 918 1,161

Grand total a 3,371 72,608 89,267

Grand total, 3,498 74,220 91,253

according to

monthly return

of the

department.

Pieces of artillery.

Command. Aggregate Heavy Field. Headquarters

present and .

absent

Unassigned:

Artillery 86 .. ..

Cavalry 642 .. .. Maryville,

Tenn.

Engineers 1,446 .. .. Nashville

and

Northwestern

Railroad.

Infantry 1,392 .. .. Bridgeport,

Ala. and

Cedar Grove,

Tenn.

Grand total a 149,641 17 301

Grand total, 154,662 17 317

according to

monthly return

of the

department.

a According to the most reliable returns on file.

Organization of troops in the Department of the Cumberland, commanded by Major General George H. Thomas, U. S. Army, January 31, 1864.

HEADQUARTERS.

1st Battalion Ohio Sharpshooters, Captain Gershom M. Barker.

10th Ohio, Joseph W. Burke.

Signal Corps, Captain Paul Babcock, jr.

FOURTH ARMY CORPS.

Major General GORDON GRANGER.

FIRST DIVISION.

Major General DAVID S. STANLEY.

First Brigade.,
Brigadier General CHARLES CRUFT.

21st Illinois, Major James E. Calloway.

38th Illinois, Captain William C. Harris.

Z9th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel David M. Dunn.

31st Indiana, Colonel John T. Smith.

81st Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel William C. Wheeler.

1st Kentucky, Colonel David A. Enyart.

2nd Kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel John R. Hurd.

90th Ohio, Captain Nicholas F. Hitchcock.

101st Ohio, Colonel Isaac M. Kirby.

Second Brigade.

Colonel JESSE H. MOORE.

96th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel John C. Smith.

115th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel George A. Poteet.

35th Indiana, Colonel Bernard F. Mullen.

84th Indiana, Major Andrew J. Neff.

8th Kentucky, Captain Coleman D. Benton.

21st Ohio, Colonel Samuel W. Price.

40th Ohio, Colonel Jacob E. Taylor.

51st Ohio, Major David W. Marshall.

99th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel John E. Cummins.