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ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
Major General JAMES B, McPHERSON. a
Major General JOHN A. LOGAN. b
Major General OLIVER O. HOWARD.
ESCORT.
4th Company Ohio Cavalry:
Captain John S. Foster.
Captain John L. King.
1st Ohio Cavalry, Company B, c Captain George F. Conn.
FIFTEENTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General JOHN A. LOGAN.
Brigadier General MORGAN L. SMITH.
Major General JOHN A. LOGAN.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General PETER L. OSTERHAUS. d
Brigadier General CHARLES R. WOODS.
Major General PETER J. OSTERHAUS.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General CHARLES R. WOODS.
Colonel MILO SMITH.
Brigadier General CHARLES R. WOODS. e
Colonel MILO SMITH.
26th Iowa:
Colonel Milo Smith.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas G. Ferreby.
Colonel Milo Smith.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas G. Ferreby.
30th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Aurelius Roberts.
27th Missouri:
Colonel Thomas Curly.
Major Dennis O'Connor.
Colonel Thomas Curly.
76th Ohio, Colonel William B. Woods.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JAMES A. WILLIAMSON.
4th Iowa:
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel D. D. Nichols. f
Captain Randolph Sry.
9th Iowa:
Colonel David Carskaddon. g
Major George Granger.
25th Iowa, Colonel George A. Stone.
31st Iowa, Colonel William Smyth.
Third Brigade.
Colonel HUGO WANGELIN.
3rd Missouri, Colonel Theodore Meumann.
12th Missouri:
Lieutenant Colonel Jacob Keacher.g
Major Frederick T. Ledergerber.
17th Missouri, Major Francis Romer.
29th Missouri:
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph S. Gage.
Major Philip H. Murphy.
Colonel Joseph S. Gage.
31st Missouri:
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel P. Simpson.
Major Frederick Jaensch.
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel P. Simpson.
32nd Missouri:
Captain Charles c. Bland.
Major Abraham J. Seay. h
Artillery. i
Major CLEMENS LANDGRAEBER.
2nd Missouri Light, Battery F:
Captain Louis Voelkner.
Lieutenant Lewis A. Winn.
Ohio Light, 4th Battery:
Captain George Froehlich.
Lieutenant Louis Zimmerer.
a Killed July 22. b In command July 22 to 27. c Assigned July 2. d Sick from July 15 to August 15. e Assigned to Third Division, Seventeenth Army Corps, August 22. f Wounded July 22. g Wounded July 28. h In command from May 20. i Chiefs of corps artillery: Major Charles J. Stolbrand (captured May 19), Major C. Waterhouse, Major Thomas D. Maurice (assigned June 25).
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