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NINTH DIVISION .
Brigadier General PETER J. OSTERHAUS.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General ALBERT L. LEE.
Colonel JAMES KEIGWIN. *
118th Illinois Colonel John G. Fonda 49th Indiana: Major Arthur J. Hawke. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Thornton. 69th Indiana: Colonel Thomas W. Bennett. Lieutenant Colonel Oran Perry. 7th Kentucky: Lieutenant Colonel John Lucas, colonel Reuben MAY. 120th Ohio, colonel Marcus M. Spiegel.
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel DANIEL W. LINDSEY.
54th Indiana Colonel Fielding Mansfield. 22nd Kentucky, lieutenant Colonel George W. Monroe. 16th Ohio: Captain Eli W. Botsford. Major Milton Mills. 42 d Ohio; Lieutenant Colonel Don A. Pardee. Colonel Lionel A. Sheldon. 114th Ohio: Colonel John Cradlebaugh. Lieutenant Colonel John H. Kelly.
Cavalry.
2nd Illinois)five companies), lieutenant Colonel Daniel B. Bush, Jr. 3rd Illinois (three companies), captain John L. Cambell. 6th Missouri (seven companies), colonel Clark Wright.
Artillery.
Captain JACOB T. FOSTER.
Michigan Light; 7th Battery, captain Charles H. Lanphere. Wisconsin Light, 1st Battery, lieutenant Oscar F. Nutting.
TENTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General ANDREW J. SMITH.
Escort.
4th Indiana Cavalry, company, c, captain Andrew P. Gallagher.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General STEPHEN G. BURBRIDGE.
16th Indiana: Colonel Thomas J. Lucas. Major James H. Redfield. 60th Indiana. Colonel Richard Owen. 67th Indiana, lieutenant Colonel Theodore E. Buehler. 83rd Ohio, colonel Frederick W. Moore. 96th Ohio, colonel Joseph W. Vance 23rd Wisconsin: Colonel Joshua J. Guppey. Lieutenant Colonel William F. Vilas.
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM J. LANDRAM.
77th Illinois Colonel David P. Grier. 97th Illinois: Colonel Friend S. Rutherford. Lieutenant Colonel Lewis D. Martin. 130th Illinois, colonel Nathaniel Niles. 19th Kentucky: Lieutenant Colonel John Cowan. Major Josiah J. Mann. 48th Ohio: Lieutenant COLONEL Job Rnel Peter J. Sullivan.
Artillery.
Illinois Light, Chicago Mercantile Battery, captain Patrick H. While. Ohio Light 17th Battery. Captain Ambrose A. Blount. Captain Charles S. Rice.
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*Assumed command May 19.
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