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[CHAP. XLII.
Lexington, Ky.
Colonel JOSHUA K. SIGFRIED.
6th Indiana Cavalry (four companies), Lieutenant Colonel Courtland C. Matson.
1st Ohio Heavy Artillery (two companies), Captain Amos B. Cole.
48th Pennsylvania, Major Joseph A. Gilmour.
Russellville, Ky.
Colonel BENJAMIN H. BRISTOW.
91th Indiana (seven companies), Lieutenant Colonel John Mehringer.
3rd Kentucky Cavalry (four companies), Major Lewis Wolfley.
8th Kentucky Cavalry (four companies), Major Samuel M. Starling.
22nd Indiana Battery, Lieutenant Edward W. Nicholson.
Louisville, Ky.
20th Kentucky, Major Thomas B. Waller.
34th Kentucky, Company G, Captain Christopher C. Hare.
Eminence, Ky.
9th Kentucky Cavalry, Colonel Richard T. Jacob.
Glasgow, Ky.
34th Kentucky (eight companies), Major Milton T. Callahan.
Muldraugh's Hill, Ky.
50th Ohio, Colonel Silas A. Strickland.
Smithland, Ky.
15th Kentucky Cavalry, Company C, Captain Jonathan Belt.
SECOND DIVISION.*
Colonel ORLANDO H. MOORE.
80th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel James L. Culbertson.
16th Kentucky, Colonel James W. Gault.
25th Michigan, Captain Samuel L. Demarest.
118th Ohio, Colonel Samuel R. Mott.
Elgin (Illinois) Battery, Captain Andrew M. Wood.
Second Brigade.
Colonel MARSHAL W. CHAPIN.
107th Illinois, Colonel Joseph J. Kelly.
13th Kentucky, Colonel William E. Hobson.
23rd Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Oliver L. Spaulding.
111th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Moses R. Brailey.
Illinois Battery, Captain Edward C. Henshaw.
THIRD DIVISION.#
Brigadier General MILO S. HASCALL.
First Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL A. GILBERT.
12th Kentucky, Colonel William A. Hoskins.
44th Ohio, Major Alpheus S. Moore.
100th Ohio, Colonel Patrick S. Slevin.
104th Ohio, Colonel James W. Reilly.
1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery D, Lieutenant William H. Pease.
Second Brigade.
Colonel DANIEL CAMERON.
65th Illinois (eight companies), Lieutenant Colonel William S. Stewart.
24th Kentucky, Colonel John S. Hurt.
103rd Ohio, Colonel John S. Casement.
8th Tennessee, Colonel Felix A. Reeve.
Wilder (Indiana) Battery, Captain Hubbard T. Thomas.
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*Near Montgomery, Tenn. General White assumed command August 21.
#About Wartburg, Tenn.
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