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Third Brigade.
Colonel ELI H. MURRAY.
92nd Illinois (mounted Infantry), Colonel Smith D. Atkins.
3rd Kentucky, Major Lewis Wolfley.
5th Kentucky,* Lieutenant Colonel Oliver L. Baldwin.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALVAN C. GILLEM.+
First Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel DUFF G. THORNBURGH.
2nd Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel William F. Prosser.
3rd Tennessee, Major John B. Minnis.
4th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Jacob M. Thornburgh.
1st Tennessee Light Artillery, Battery A, Captain Albert F. Beach.
Second Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE SPALDING.
5th Tennessee, Major William J. Clift.
10th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Bridges.
12th Tennessee, Major John S. Kirwan.
1st Kansas Battery, Captain Marcus D. Tenney.
Third Birgade.
Colonel JOHN K. MILLER.
8th Tennessee, Colonel Samuel K. N. Patton.
9th Tennessee, Major Etheldred W. Armstrong.
13th Tennessee, Major George W. Doughty.
UNATTACHED.
15th Pennsylvania, Colonel William J. Palmer.
ARTILLERY.++
Brigadier General JOHN M. BRANNAN, Chief.
ARTILLERY RESERVE.
Colonel JAMES BATNETT.
First Division.
Captain EDMUND C. BAINBRIDGE.
4th United States, Battery F, Lieutenant Edward D. Muhlenberg.
4th United States, Battery G, Lieutenant Eugene A. Bancroft.
4th United States, Battery H, Lieutenant George B. Rodney.
4th United States, Battery M, Lieutenant Samuel Canby.
5th United States, Battery H, Captain Francis L. Guenther.
5th United States, Battery M, Captain Edmund C. Bainbridge.
Second Division.
Major JOHN J. ELY.
Kentucky Light, 1st Battery, Captain Theodore S. Thomasson.
1st Ohio Light, Battery F, Captain Daniel T. Cockerill.
1st Ohio Light, Battery G, Captain Alexander Marshall.
1st Ohio Light, Battery M, Captain Frederick Schultz.
Ohio Light, 18th Battery, Captain Charles C. Aleshire.
Unassigned.
2nd Kentucky Battery, Lieutenant George W. Nell, Tullahoma, Tenn.
1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery K, Captain Lewis Heckman, Stevenson, Ala.
10th Wisconsin Battery, Yates V. Beebe, Cleveland, Tenn.
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*According to another return was in Third Brigade, First Division.
+Also commanding troops along Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
++See also the artillery attached to division, &c.
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