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GOVERNOR'S GUARD.
Brigadier General ANDREW JohnSON. *+
10th Tennessee,* Colonel James W. Scully.
8th Tennessee Cavalry,++ Colonel Samuel K. N. Patton.
9th Tennessee Cavalry,@ Lieutenant Colonel John B. Brownlow.
13th Tennessee Cavalry,@ Lieutenant Colonel William H. Ingerton.
1st Tennessee Light Artillery, Battery E,@ Lieutenant William J. Patterson.
1st Tennessee Light Artillery, Battery G,@ Lieutenant Jeremiah H. Crane.
Organization of troops in the Department of the Ohio, Twenty-THIRD Army Corps (not employed in the Atlanta Campaign), commanded by Major General John M. Schofield, U. S. Army, August 31, 1864. #
TWENTY-THIRD ARMY CORPS.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General JACOB AMMEN.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM Y. DILLARD.
34th Kentucky, Major Milton T. Callahan.
2nd North Carolina Infantry (mounted), Lieutenant Jasper N. Jennings.
11th Tennessee Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel Reuben A. Davis.
1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery M, Lieutenant Augustus H. Emery.
1st Tennessee Light Artillery, Battery B, Lieutenant Isaac P. Knight.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General DAVIS TILLSON.
3rd North Carolina Infantry (mounted),$ Captain George W. Kirk.
2nd Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel James M. Melton.
10th Michigan Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel Luther S. Trowbridge.
Colvin's (Illinois) Battery, Captain Andrew M. Wood.
Wilder (Indiana) Battery, Captain Hubbard T. Thomas.
1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery L, Captain Thomas Gallagher.
1st Ohio Heavy Artillery (Two battalions), Colonel Chauncey G. Hawley.
21st Ohio Battery, Captain James H. Valley.
22nd Ohio Battery, Lieutenant Harvey Burdell.
1st U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel John A. Shannon.
THIRD Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel MICHAEL L. PATTERSON.
4th Tennessee, Major Thomas H. Reeves.
Henshaw's (Illinois) Battery, Lieutenant Azro C. Putnam.
1st Ohio Heavy Artillery, 3rd Battalion, Major Henry L. Barnes.
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* At Nashville, Tenn.
+ Brigadier General Alvan C. Gillem commanding expedition and Colonel John K. Miller commanding troops in the field.
++ At Gallatin, Tenn.
@ At Bull's Gap, Tenn.
# For troops engaged in the Atlanta campaign, see Vol. XXXVIII, Part I, p. 111.
$ On expedition in upper Tennessee.
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