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Return of casualties in the Fifteenth Army Corps, &c. - Continued.
Captured
Killed. Wounded. or missing.
Command. Offi Men Offi Men Offi Men Aggre
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Third Brigade.
Colonel HUGO
WANGELIN
3rd Missouri - 5 - 43 - 3 51
12th Missouri 1 5 7 51 - 3 67
17th Missouri 2 10 - 24 - - 36
29th Missouri - 3 5 31 1 4 44
31st Missouri 1 9 - 18 - - 28
32nd Missouri - 3 2 31 - 2 38
Total Third 4 35 14 198 1 12 264
Brigade
Artillery.
Major CLEMENS
LANDGRAEBER
2nd Missouri - 2 - 2 - - 4
Light, Battery F
Ohio Light, 4th 1 - - 8 - - 9
Battery
Total artillery 1 2 - 10 - - 13
Total First 8 122 49 676 2 35 892
Division
SECOND DIVISION
Brigadier
General MORGAN
L. SMITH
Brigadier
General JOSEPH
A. J. LIGHTBURN
Brigadier
General MORGAN
L. SMITH
Brigadier
General JOSEPH
A. J. LIGHTBURN
Brigadier
General WILLIAM
B. HAZEN
Staff - - 2 - 1 - 3
First Brigade
Brigadier
General GILES A.
SMITH
Colonel JAMES S.
MARTIN
Colonel THEODORE
JONES
Staff - - 1 - - - 1
55th Illinois 4 27 4 83 - 16 134
111th Illinois 4 33 3 141 4 84 269
116th Illinois 1 11 5 69 1 4 91
127th Illinois - 14 4 49 - 12 79
6th Missouri 1 7 4 59 1 1 73
8th Missouri - - 1 8 - 2 11
57th Ohio 1 22 5 101 3 74 206
Total First 11 114 27 510 9 193 864
Brigade
Second Brigade
Brigadier
General JOSEPH
A. J. LIGHTBURN
Colonel WELLS S.
JONES
Brigadier
General JOSEPH
A. J. LIGTHBURN
Colonel WELLS
S. JONES
Brigadier
General JOSEPH
A. J. LIGTHBURN
Colonel WELLS S.
JONES
Staff - - 1 - 1 - 2
83rd Indiana 1 6 7 61 - 4 79
30th Ohio 2 12 2 96 1 18 131
37th Ohio 2 12 8 92 2 38 154
47th Ohio - 17 7 81 2 62 169
53rd Ohio 3 16 7 194 - 16 236
54th Ohio 1 11 6 111 3 69 201
Total Second 9 74 38 635 9 207 972
Brigade
Artillery
Captain FRANCIS
DE GRESS
1st Illinois 1 3 - 9 1 20 34
Light, Battery A*
1st Illinois - 4 - 12 - 9 25
Light, Battery H
Total artillery 1 7 - 21 1 29 59
Total Second 21 195 67 1,166 20 429 1,898
Division
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*Includes Battery B, consolidated with A, July 12.
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