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I could not see beyond the ridge mentioned, but from the smokes believe them to be only a small force there, say two or three brigades.
Artillery was seen to come down the road from Missionary Ridge as I approached, as if to be placed in position to check my advance.
My casualties were 1 killed and 5 wounded.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
W. B. HAZEN,
Brigadier-General.
Captain W. D. NORTON,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
[First Indorsement.]
Respectfully forwarded.
The orders for the movement were received at 2.45 p.m., and commenced as soon as possible. Details for fatigue were out and had to be recalled. General Hazen was withdrawn, as there was, at the time, not daylight for farther advance, and because the party of the Fourteenth Corps had returned.
J. M. PALMER,
Major-General.
[Second Indorsement.]
Respectfully forwarded.
The reconnaissance was very handsomely conducted by General HAzen, and he got back, as ordered, just at dark.
T. L. CRITTENDEN.
ADDENDA.
Semi-weekly report of effective force of the Second Brigade, Second Division, Twenty-first Army Corps, Colonel Oliver H. Payne, One hundred and Twenty-fourth Ohio Volunteers, commanding.
Headquarters. Infantry.
Comm Enli Tot Commis Enlist Total
isio sted al. ioned ed
ned men. office men.
Command. offi rs.
cers
.
Second Brigade,
Second Division,
Twenty-first Army 9 38 47 --- --- ---
Corps, Colonel O.
H. Payne.
124th Ohio
Volunteer
Infantry, Captain --- --- -- 20 346 366
Aumend.
41st Ohio
Volunteer
Infantry, Major --- --- -- 21 330 351
Williston.
9th Indiana
Volunteer
Infantry, Colonel --- --- -- 26 266 292
I. C. B. Suman.
6th Kentucky
Volunteer
Infantry, Colonel --- --- -- 26 302 328
Shackelford.
Total. 9 38 47 93 1,244 1,337
Total.
Commi Enlis Aggre
ssion ted gate.
Command. ed men.
offic
ers.
Second Brigade,
Second Division,
Twenty-first Army 9 38 47
Corps, Colonel O.
H. Payne.
124th Ohio
Volunteer
Infantry, Captain 20 346 366
Aumend.
41st Ohio
Volunteer
Infantry, Major 21 330 351
Williston.
9th Indiana
Volunteer
Infantry, Colonel 26 266 292
I. C. B. Suman.
6th Kentucky
Volunteer
Infantry, Colonel 26 302 328
Shackelford.
Total. 102 1,282 1,384
O. H. PAYNE,
Colonel 124th Ohio Vol. Infantry, Comdg. Brigade.
MONDAY, September 7, 1863.
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