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Prisoners taken by First Brigade, cavalry division:
By the Ninth Illinois Cavalry............................... 14
By the Fourth Illinois Cavalry.............................. 2
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Total................................. 16
These were all turned over to the Second Brigade by order of the colonel commanding expedition.
Captured stock.-Third Illinois Cavalry, Major O'Connor commanding:
Horses........................................ 8
Mules......................................... 9
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Total......................................... 17
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One two-horse carriage, 1 single buggy.
Fourth Illinois Cavalry, Major Wemple commanding:
Mules.......................................... 34
Horses......................................... 27
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Total.......................................... 61
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Ninth Illinois Cavalry, Captain Buell commanding:
Mules........................................ 64
Horses....................................... 35
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Total........................................ 99
Total captured,177.
Respectfully submitted.
M. R. M. WALLACE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Comdg. First Brigade, Cavalry Division.
H. H. BLACK,
Captain, and Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
AUGUST 16-20, 1863.-Expedition from Memphis, Tenn., to Hernando, Miss., with Skirmish (17th) near Panola, Miss.
REPORTS,
No. 1.-Report of Brig. General James C. Veatch, U. S. Army, commanding District of Memphis.
No. 2.-Report of Lieutenant Colonel Hervey Craven, Eighty-ninth Indiana Infantry, commanding expedition.
No. 1. Report of Brigadier General James C. Veatch, U. S. Army,commanding District of Memphis.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF MEMPHIS, Memphis, August 23, 1863.COLONEL: I have the honor to forward herewith a copy of the report of Lieutenant Colonel Hervey Craven, Eighty-ninth Indiana Infantry Volunteers, of the recent scout made to Hernando and vicinity by a party under his command.
I am, colonel, your obedient servant.
JAMES C. VEATCH,
Brigadier-General.Lieutenant Colonel HENRY BINMORE, A. A. G. Sixteenth Army Corps.
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