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Return of Casualties in the Union forces at the battle of Campion's Hill,&c. -Cont'd.
Captured
Killed Wounded or MISSING
Command Offi Enli Offi Enli Offi Enli Aggre
cers sted cers sted cers sted gate
men men men
TENTH DIVISION. --- --- --- 4 --- --- 4
Brigadier
General ANDREW
J. SMITH.
First Brigade.
Brigadier
General STEPHEN
G. BURBRIDGE.
16th Indiana
67th Indiana --- --- --- 6 --- --- 6
83rd Ohio --- --- --- 3 --- --- 3
23rd Wisconsin --- --- --- 3 --- --- 3
Total First --- --- --- 16 --- --- 16
Brigade
SECOND Brigade. --- --- --- 1 --- --- 1
Colonel WILLIAM
J. LANDRAM.
77th Illinois
97th Illinois --- --- --- 5 --- --- 5
108th Illinois* --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
130th Illinois* --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
19th Kentucky* --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
48th Ohio* --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Total SECOND --- --- --- 6 --- --- 6
Brigade
Artillery. --- --- --- 3 --- --- 3
Illinois Light,
Chicago
Mercantile
Battery
Ohio Light, --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
17th Battery*
Cavalry. 47th --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Indiana
Cavalry,
Company C*
Total Tenth --- --- --- 25 --- --- 25
DIVISION
TWELFTH --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
DIVISION.
Brigadier
General ALVIN
P. HOVET.
Escort. 1st
Indiana
Cavalry,
Company C*
First Brigade. --- 28 6 120 --- 13 167
Brigadier
General GEORGE
F. McGinnis.
11th Indiana
24th Indiana 1 26 11 155 --- 8 201
34th Indiana --- 8 2 59 --- --- 69
46th Indiana 1 19 3 58 --- 3 84
29th Wisconsin --- 19 6 86 --- 2 113
Ohio Light, --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
2nd Battery*
Ohio Light, 1 --- --- 1 --- --- 2
16th Battery
Total First 3 100 28 479 --- 26 636
Brigade
SECOND Brigade. 1 31 4 87 --- 17 140
Colonel JAMES
R. SLACK.
47th Indiana
24th Iowa 3 32 4 116 --- 34 189
28th Iowa 2 19 1 61 1 13 97
56th Ohio 2 18 4 86 1 27 138
1st Mississippi --- --- --- 2 --- --- 2
Light
Artillery,
Battery A
Total SECOND 8 100 13 352 2 91 566
Brigade
Total TWELFTH 11 200 41 831 2 117 1,202
DIVISION
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*No loss reported.
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