Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3., Addenda by the editor, page 885

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33d Illinois.

99th Illinois.

8th Indiana.

18th Indiana.

1st United States.

Second brigade.

Brig.-gen. Michael K. Lawler.

21st Iowa.

22d Iowa.

23d Iowa.

11th Wisconsin.

Artillery.

2d Illinois Lt. Art., Bat. A.

Indiana Lt. Art., 1st Bat.

Unattached.

2d Illinois Cavalry (7 companies).

Kentucky Infantry (Pioneers), Patterson's Co.

6th Missouri Cavalry (7 companies).

Fifteenth army corps.

Major-General William T. Sherman.

First division.

Major-general Frederick Steele.

First brigade.

Colonel Francis H. Manter.²

13th Illinois.

27th Missouri.

29th Missouri

30th Missouri.

31st Missouri.

32d Missouri.

Second brigade.

Colonel Charles R. Woods.

25th Iowa.

31st Iowa.

3d Missouri.

12th Missouri.

17th Missouri.

76th Ohio.

Third brigade.

Brig.-gen John M. Thayer.

4th Iowa.

9th Iowa.

26th Iowa.

30th Iowa.

Artillery.

Iowa Light Artillery, 1st Battery.

2d Missouri Light Artillery, Battery F.

Ohio Light Artillery, 4th Battery.

Cavalry.

Kane County, Illinois.

3d Illinois, Co. D.

Second division.

Major-general Frank P. Blair.

First brigade.

Colonel Giles A. Smith.

113th Illinois.

116th Illinois.

6th Missouri.

8th Missouri.

13th U. S. (1st Battln).

Second brigade.

Brig.-gen. J. A. J. Lightburn.

55th Illinois.

127th Illinois.

83d Indiana.

54th Ohio.

57th Ohio.

Third brigade.

Brig.-gen. Hugh Ewing.

30th Ohio.

37th Ohio.

47th Ohio.

4th West Virginia.

Artillery.

1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery A.

1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery B.

1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery H.

Ohio Light Artillery, 8th Battery.

1 Succeeded Brig.-gen. W. P. Benton (on sick leave), May 31, and was in turn relieved by Colonel David Shunk, June 27.

2 Succeeded by Colonel Bernard G. Farrar, June 13.

Philadelphia, Jos. H. Coates and co., 1883.

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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3.
Henry Coppee , LL.D., Ed.

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First brigade.

Second brigade.

Artillery.

Unattached.

Fifteenth army corps.

First division.

First brigade.

Second brigade.

Third brigade.

Artillery.

Cavalry.

Second division.

First brigade.

Second brigade.

Third brigade.

Artillery.

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Artillery.

Unattached.

Fifteenth army corps.

First division.

First brigade.

Second brigade.

Third brigade.

Artillery.

Cavalry.

Second division.

First brigade.

Second brigade.

Third brigade.

Artillery.

Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3.
Henry Coppee , LL.D., Ed.