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Effective strength of the Army of Tennessee (infantry and artillery), December 20, 1863.
HARDEE'S CORPS.
Cheatham's division:
Infantry............................................... 3,799
Artillery.............................................. 291
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Effective.............................................. 4,090
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Cleburne's division:
Infantry............................................... 5,108
Artillery.............................................. 251
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Effective.............................................. 5,539
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Stevenson's division:
Infantry............................................... 5,313
Artillery.............................................. 241
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Effective.............................................. 5,554
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Walker's division:
Infantry............................................... 5,144
Artillery.............................................. 212
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Effective.............................................. 5,356
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Total effective........................................ 20,359 HINDMAN'S CORPS.
Hindman's division:
Infantry............................................... 5,108
Artillery.............................................. 247
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Effective.............................................. 5,355
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Breckinridge's division:
Infantry............................................... 4,615
Artillery.............................................. 222
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Effective.............................................. 4,837
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Stewart's division:
Infantry.............................................. 4,210
Artillery............................................. 318
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Effective............................................. 4,528
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Total effective....................................... 14,720
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Grand total effective................................. 35,079
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY IN MISSISSIPPI, Canton, December 20, 1863.Colonel B. S. EWELL,
Assistant Adjutant-General, Brandon, Miss.:
COLONEL: The reports from the Memphis and Charleston Railroad represent the railroad as re-enforced with infantry; that the cavalry has gone into West Tennessee after Forrest, and that Grierson
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