No. 6.

Return of Casualties in the Union forces, commanded by Maj. Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside, U. S. Army, in the principal engagements of the Knoxville Campaign, November 4-December23, 1863.

[Compiled from nominal lists of casualties, returns, &c.]

ROGERSVILLE, Tennessee, NOVEMBER 6.

Killed Wounded Missing

Command Office Enlist Office Enlist Office Enlist Aggr

rs ed men rs ed men rs ed men egat

e

2nd Ohio --- --- --- --- --- 1 1

Cavalry

7th Ohio --- --- --- 2 1 118 121

Cavalry

2nd Tennessee --- 5 --- 1 20 474 500

Infantry

[mounted]

2nd Illinois --- --- --- --- --- 33 33

Light

Artillery,

Battery M

Total a --- 5 --- 3 21 626 655

ROCKFORD,

Tennessee, Novem

-ber 14

1st Kentucky --- 1 2 2 1 36 42

Cavalry

45th Ohio --- --- --- 2 --- 5 7

Infantry

[mounted]

Total --- 1 2 4 1 41 49

LENOIR'S

STATION AND

HUFF'S FERRY,

Tennessee,

November 14.

107th Illinois --- 1 --- 1 --- --- 2

6th Indiana --- --- --- --- --- 4 4

Cavalry

13th Kentucky --- 4 3 36 --- --- 43

111th Ohio --- 1 --- 14 1 54 70

45th --- --- --- 1 --- --- 1

Pennsylvania

Total --- 6 3 52 1 58 120

HOLSTON RIVER,

OPPOSITE

KNOXVILLE,

November 15-16.

11th Kentucky --- --- 1 --- --- 3 4

Infantry

[mounted]

27th Kentucky --- 3 --- --- --- --- 3

Infantry

45th Ohio --- 3 1 7 4 79 94

Infantry

[mounted]

Total --- 6 2 7 4 82 101

CAMPBELL'S

STATION,

Tennessee,

November 16.

NINTH ARMY --- --- --- --- --- --- 2

CORPS.

Brig. General

ROBERT

B. POTTER.

HEADQUARTERS.

6th Indiana

Cavalry [four

companies]

FIRST DIVISION. 1 3 2 14 --- 5 25

Brig. General

EDWARD FERRERO.

First Brigade.

Colonel DAVID

MORRISON. 36th

Massachusetts

8th Michigan --- --- 1 13 --- --- 14

79th New York --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

45th --- --- --- 8 --- 10 18

Pennsylvania

Total First 1 3 3 35 --- 15 57

Brigade

a The wounded, of which there is no separate report, are probably included among the captured.