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Return of Casualties in the Union forces,&c.-Continued.
Killed Wounded Captured or missing
Command Offi Men Offi Men Offi Men Aggre
cers cers cers gate
Second - 4 2 29 - 3 38
Brigade.
Brigadier General
LEWIS
A. GRANT.
LieutenantColonel
AMASA
S. TRACY.
Brigadier General
LEWIS
A. GRANT. 2nd
Vermont
3rd Vermont - 3 2 34 - 1 40
[battalion]
4th Vermont - 7 2 17 - 3 29
5th Vermont - 2 1 16 - 3 22
6th Vermont - 5 2 30 - 11 48
[battalion]
11th Vermont 1 12 3 71 - 20 107
[1st Heavy
Artillery]
Total Second 1 33 12 197 - 41 284
Brigade
Third 1 - - - - - 1
Brigade.
Brigadier General
DANIEL
D. BIDWELL.*
LieutenantColonel
WINSOR
B. FRENCH.
Staff
1st Maine - 8 2 58 - 12 80
[Veteran]
43rd New York - 4 3 15 - - 22
[battalion]
49th New - 8 2 28 - - 38
York
[battalion]
77th New 2 5 5 21 - 3 36
York
122nd New 1 4 2 25 - - 32
York
61st 2 2 1 10 - 1 16
Pennsylvania
[battalion]
Total Third 6 31 15 157 - 16 225
Brigade
Total Second 10 97 36 534 1 60 738
Division
THIRD 1 3 1 23 - - 28
DIVISION.
Colonel J. WARREN
KEIFER.
First
Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM
EMERSON.
14th New
Jersey
106th New - 8 3 42 - - 53
York
151st New - 1 1 11 - - 13
York
184st New 1 2 - 42 - - 45
York
[battalion]
87th 1 6 2 20 - 17 46
Pennsylvania
[battalion]
10th Vermont 1 15 7 58 - 4 85
Total First 4 35 14 196 - 21 270
Brigade
Second - 8 4 38 - 1 51
Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM
H. BALL. 6th
Maryland
9th New York 3 40 5 160 - - 208
Heavy
Artillery
110th Ohio - 5 2 27 1 - 35
122nd Ohio 1 3 4 31 - 6 45
126th Ohio - 4 1 14 1 5 25
67th - 3 - 26 - 1 30
Pennsylvania
138th - 2 4 36 - - 42
Pennsylvania
Total Second 4 65 20 332 2 13 436
Brigade
Total Third 8 100 34 528 2 34 706
Division
ARTILLERY - 2 - 26 - - 28
BRIGADE.
Colonel CHARLES
H. TOMPKINS.
Maine Light,
5th Battery
[E]
New York 1 5 - 17 - - 23
Light,1st
Battery
1st Rhode - - 1 9 - - 10
Island
Light,
Battery C
1st Rhode - 4 1 22 - - 27
Island
Light,
Battery G
5th United - 2 2 15 - 4 23
States,
Battery M
Total 1 13 4 89 - 4 111
Artillery
Brigade
Total Sixth 23 275 103 1,525 6 194 2,126
Army Corps
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*Killed.
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