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Field return of the effective strength of the Army of Tennessee, &c.-Continued.
Effective Total Aggregate Effective
Command. total. present. present. total last
return.
Artillery.
Longstreet's
corps:
Alexander's 446 520 546 373
battalion.
Leyden's 250 288 304 247
battalion.
Robertson's 310 401 428 374
battalion.
Palmer's 226 262 273 227
battalion.
Williams' 310 337 353 313
battalion.
Total
Longstreet's 1,542 1,808 1,904 1,534
corps.
Polk's corps:
Cheatham's 375 419 433 374
division.
Hindman's 360 417 434 360
division.
Total Polk's 735 836 867 734
corps.
Hill's corps:
Cleburne's 275 323 346 306
division.
Stewart's 313 371 385 316
division.
Breckinridge's 262 310 326 259
division.
Total Hill's 850 1,004 1,057 881
corps.
Stevenson's
division:
Corput's battery. 71 80 83 71
Rowan's battery
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Waddell's battery
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Total Stevenson's 71 80 83 71
division.
Recapitulation.
Infantry:
Longstreet's 17,779 21,468 23,320 17,722
corps.
Polk's corps. 10,998 13,931 15,251 11,030
Hill's corps. 11,851 15,156 16,498 11,866
Stevenson's 3,049 3,505 3,825 3,031
division.
Total infantry. 43,677 54,060 58,894 43,649
Artillery:
Longstreet's 1,542 1,808 1,904 1,534
corps.
Polk's corps. 735 836 867 734
Hill's corps. 850 1,004 1,057 881
Stevenson's 71 80 83 71
division.
Total artillery. 3,198 3,728 3,911 3,220
Infantry. 43,677 54,060 58,894 43,649
Artillery. 3,198 3,728 3,911 3,220
Grand total Army 46,875 57,788 62,805 46,869
of Tennessee.
aNo report.
KINLOCH FALCONER,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
NEAR CHATTANOOGA, TENN., October 18, 1863.
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY IN MISSISSIPPI, Foster's Mills, October 19, 1863.Major General JOSEPH WHEELER,
Commanding Cavalry Corps, near Courtland, Ala.:GENERAL: Inclosed you will find a report* from Colonel Forrest. About 10 p. m. last night I received a note from Lieutenant-Colonel Wisdom informing me that the enemy had crossed Bear Creek in force.
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