Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c.- Continued.

Killed. Wounded.

Command. Officers. Men. Officers. Men.

SECOND BRIGADE.

Colonel CARR B.

WHITE.

12th Ohio ... 9 5 63

91st Ohio 1 1 ... 25

9th West Virginia 1 42 3 125

14th West Virginia ... 13 6 56

Total Second 2 65 14 269

Brigade

THIRD BRIGADE.

Colonel HORATIO

G. SICKEL.

3rd Pennsylvania ... 3 6 29

Reserves

4th Pennsylvania 1 5 5 28

Reserves

11th West Virginia ... 1 3 11

15th West Virginia ... 1 3 15

Total Third 1 10 17 83

Brigade

ARTILLERY.

Kentucky Light, ... ... ... 5

1st Battery

Ohio Light, 1st ... ... ... ...

Battery

Total artillery ... ... ... 5

CAVALRY.

7th West Virginia ... 1 ... 2

Grand total 5 103 34 474

Captured or missing.

Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate.

SECOND BRIGADE.

Colonel CARR B.

WHITE.

12th Ohio ... 10 87

91st Ohio ... 3 30

9th West Virginia ... 15 186

14th West Virginia ... 13 88

Total Second ... 41 391

Brigade

THIRD BRIGADE.

Colonel HORATIO

G. SICKEL.

3rd Pennsylvania ... 1 39

Reserves

4th Pennsylvania ... 2 41

Reserves

11th West Virginia ... 1 16

15th West Virginia ... 2 21

Total Third .... 6 117

Brigade

ARTILLERY.

Kentucky Light, ... ... 5

1st Battery

Ohio Light, 1st ... ... ...

Battery

Total artillery ... ... 5

CAVALRY.

7th West Virginia ... ... 3

Grand total ... 72 688

Numbers 3. Report of Colonel Rutherford B. Hayes, Twenty-third Ohio Infantry, commanding First Brigade, of engagement at Cloyd's Mountain.

HDQRS. FIRST Brigadier, THIRD DIV., DEPT. OF W. VA.,
Meadow Bluff, May 20, 1864.

CAPTAIN: I have the honor to transmit herewith the reports of regimental commanders of my command of the part taken by their respective regiments in the battle of Cloyd's Mountains; also lists of casualties in that battle.*

As the commanding general was present with the brigade during the greater part of the action, it does not seem necessary to add anything to the reports of the regimental commanders.

I regret to have to report the loss of Capta. A. A. Hunter and First Lieutenant George N. Seaman, Twenty-third Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, both of whom fell while gallantly leading their men against the enemy's intrenchments.

I have the honor to be, very respectfully, &c.,

R. B. HAYES,

Colonel, Commanding.

Captain J. L. BOTSFORD,

Assistant Adjutant-General.

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* Embodied in table, p. 13.

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