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Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c.-Continued.
Captured or
Killed Wounded missing
Command Offic Enlis Offic Enlis Offic Enlist Aggr
ers ted ers ted ers ed men egat
men men e
Second Brigade. --- 3 --- 20 --- --- 23
Colonel DANIEL
CAMERON. 65th
Illinois
24th Kentucky --- 4 3 52 --- --- 59
103rd Ohio --- 2 --- 22 --- 2 26
8th Tennessee --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Indiana Light --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Artillery,
Wilder Battery
Total Second --- 9 3 94 --- 2 108
Brigade
Total Third --- 11 4 108 --- 9 132
Division
RESERVE --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
ARTILLERY.
Captain ANDREW
J. KONKLE.
Indiana Light,
24th Battery
Ohio Light, 19th --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Battery
Total Twenty- --- 11 4 121 --- 15 151
third Army Corps
CAVALRY CORPS. --- --- 1 --- --- --- 1
Brig. Gen. JAMES
M. SHACKELFORD.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brig. General
WILLIAM
P. SANDERS. a
Colonel FRANK
WOLFORD. Staff
First Brigade. --- 2 2 2 --- 2 8
Colonel FRANK
WOLFORD.
Lieutenant
Colonel SILAS
ADAMS. 1st
Kentucky
11th Kentucky --- --- --- --- --- 2 2
12th Kentucky 1 2 --- 5 --- 6 14
Law's Howitzer --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Battery b
Total First 1 4 2 7 --- 10 24
Brigade
Second Brigade. 1 17 2 36 1 11 68
Lieutenant
Colonel EMERY
S. BOND. 112th
Illinois
Infantry
[mounted]
8th Michigan --- 3 1 13 1 27 45
45th Ohio --- 4 1 10 1 23 39
Infantry
[mounted]
Indiana Light --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Artillery, 15th
Battery
Total Second 1 24 4 59 3 61 152
Brigade
Third Brigade. --- --- --- 2 --- --- 2
Colonel CHARLES
D. PENNEBAKER.
11th Kentucky
Infantry
[mounted]
27th Kentucky --- 4 1 9 --- 1 15
Infantry
[mounted]
Total Third --- 4 1 11 --- 1 17
Brigade
Total First 2 32 8 77 3 72 194
Division
SECOND DIVISION. --- --- --- --- --- 5 5
2nd Ohio
7th Ohio --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
2nd Tennessee --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Infantry
[mounted]
8th Tennessee --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Total cavalry 2 32 8 77 3 77 199
Grand total 6 86 29 365 3 204 693
a Mortally wounded November 18.
b Loss, if any, not of record.
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