Return of Casualties in the Union Forces, &c. -Continued.

AVERASBOROUGH, MARCH 16, 1865. -Continued.

Killed. Wounded. Captured

or missing.

Command. Off Men Offi Men Off Men Aggr

ice cers ice egat

rs rs e

Second Brigade.

Bvt. Brigadier

General SMITH D.

ATKINS.

92nd Illinois -- -- -- -- -- -- --

(mounted infantry)

9th Michigan -- -- -- -- -- 3 3

9th Ohio -- 2 -- -- -- -- 2

10th Ohio -- -- -- 2 -- -- 2

McLaughlin's (Ohio) -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Squadron

Total Second Brigade -- 2 -- 2 -- 3 7

Third Brigade.

Colonel GEORGE E.

SPENCER.

1st Alabama -- -- -- -- -- -- --

5th Kentucky -- -- -- -- -- -- --

5th Ohio -- -- -- 1 -- -- 1

Total Third Brigade* -- -- -- 3 -- -- 3

Artillery.

Wisconsin Light, -- -- -- -- -- -- --

10th Battery

Total cavalry 2 17 1 58 -- 3 81

RECAPITULATION.

Fourteenth Army 1 19 9 87 -- -- 116

Corps

Twentieth Army Corps 9 47 24 354 1 50 485

Cavalry 2 17 1 58 -- 3 81

Total 12 83 34 499 1 53 682

OFFICERS KILLED OR MORTALLY WOUNDED.

CONNECTICUT.

Lieutenant James P. Henderson, 5th Infantry.

Lieutenant Wellington Barry, 20th Infantry.

ILLINOIS.

Captain Eben White, 16th Infantry.

Captain John F. French, 86th Infantry.

INDIANA.

Lieutenant Clinton Lennen, 8th Cavalry.

MASSACHUSETTS.

Captain J. Ingersoll Grafton, 2nd Infantry.

Lieutenant Samuel Storrow, 2nd Infantry.

MICHIGAN.

Captain Leonard Gibbon, 19th Infantry.

Lieutenant Charles G. Pursel, 19th Infantry.

NEW YORK.

Captain William G. Barnett, 17th Infantry.

Lieutenant Richard M. J. Hardenburgh, 143rd Infantry.

Lieutenant David B. Sleight, 150th Infantry.

OHIO.

Captain James M. Summers, 52nd Infantry.

Captain Charles M. Stone, 55th Infantry.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Captain John Boal, 9th Cavalry.

WISCONSIN.

Captain Carl Schmidt, 26th Infantry.

Lieutenant Francis R. Klein, 26th Infantry.

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*So reported by brigade commander.

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