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Abstract from returns showing the effective strength of the army, &c. --Continued.
FEBRUARY 28.
Infantry. Cavalry. Artillery.
Office Offi Off
Command. rs. Men. cers Men. ice Men.
rs.
RIGHT WING
(ARMY OF THE
TENNESSEE).
Fifteenth Army 733 14,076 2 12 14 348
Corps.
Seventeenth 441 10,675 4 42 5 266
Army Corps.
Total. 1,174 24,751 6 54 19 614
LEFT WING (ARMY
OF GEORGIA).
Fourteenth Army 571 12,192 ---
------
7 438
Corps.
Twentieth Army 610 12,300 ---
------
23 481
Corps.
Total. 1,181 24,492 ---
------
30 919
Kilpatrick's
-----
------
173 4,168 4 91
cavalry.
Aggregate. 2,355 49,243 179 4,222 53 1,624
MARCH 31.
RIGHT WING
(ARMY OF THE
TENNESSEE).
Fifteenth Army 747 14,668 2 11 15 366
Corps.
Seventeenth 475 11,614 4 42 7 252
Army Corps.
Total. 1,222 26,282 6 53 22 618
LEFT WING (ARMY
OF GEORGIA).
Fourteenth Army 516 12,193 ---
------
6 408
Corps.
Twentieth Army 614 11,375 ---
------
23 486
Corps.
Total. 1,130 23,508 ---
------
29 894
CENTER (ARMY OF
THE OHIO).
Provisional 372 9,841 15 559 3 124
Corps.
Twenty-third 547 11,143 ---
------
13 480
Army Corps.
Total. 919 20,984 15 559 16 604
Kilpatrick's
-----
------
155 3,993 4 77
cavalry.
Aggregate. 3,271 70,834 176 4,605 71 2,193
APRIL 10.
RIGHT WING
(ARMY OF THE
TENNESSEE).
Fifteenth Army 708 14,536 2 21 13 390
Corps.
Seventeenth 478 12,395 2 28 8 253
Army Corps.
Total. 1,186 26,931 4 49 21 643
LEFT WING (ARMY
OF GEORGIA).
Fourteenth Army 561 14,092 ---
------
8 437
Corps.
Twentieth Army 639 11,832 ---
------
18 476
Corps.
Total. 1,200 25,924 ---
------
26 913
CENTER (ARMY OF
THE OHIO).
Tenth Army 392 11,335 ---
------
6 366
Corps.
Twenty-third 641 13,359 ---
------
11 282
Army Corps.
Total. 1,033 24,694 ---
------
17 648
Kilpatrick's
-----
------
178 5,306 5 170
cavalry.
Aggregate. 3,419 77,549 182 5,355 69 2,374
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