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Detachments.
1st Ohio Light, Battery E,* Lieutenant Stephen W. Dorsey.
1st Ohio Light, Battery K,* Captain Lewis Hackman.
10th Wisconsin Battery,+ Captain Yates V. Beebe.
POST OF CHATTANOOGA.
Colonel MARION C. TAYLOR.
Infantry.
10th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Marsh B. Taylor.
15th Kentucky,++ Major William G. Halpin.
9th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel William Wilkinson.
14th U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel Thomas J. Morgan.
15th United States, 2nd Battalion, Major John R. Edie.
Artillery.
Major CHARLES S. COTTER.
Indiana Light, 4th Battery, Lieutenant Henry J. Willets.
Indiana Light, 8th Battery, Lieutenant Jeremiah Voris.
Indiana Light, 11th Battery, Lieutenant John H. Ehlers.
1st Ohio Light, Battery I, Lieutenant William Dammert.
Ohio Light, 20th Battery, Lieutenant Charles F. Nitschelm.
1st Wisconsin Heavy, Company C, Captain John R. Davies.
ENGINEER TROOPS.
Engineer Brigade.
Colonel TIMOTHY R. STANLEY.
13th Michigan, Colonel Joshua B. Culver.
21st Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Loomis K. Bishop.
22nd Michigan, Major Henry S. Dean.
18th Ohio, Major Johnson M. Welch.
Pioneer Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE P. BUELL.
1st Battalion, Captain John W. Elam.
2nd Battalion, Captain Joseph W. R. Stambaugh.
3rd Battalion, Captain William Clark.
Pontoon Battalion, Captain Patrick O'Connell.
DISTRICT OF NASHVILLE.
Major General LOVELL H. ROUSSEAU.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Brigadier General ROBERT S. GRANGER.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General ROBERT S. GRANGER.
73rd Indiana, Captain Emanuel M. Williamson.
18th Michigan, Colonel Charles C. Doolittle.
102nd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel George H. Bowman.
10th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel James W. Scoully.
13th Wisconsin, Colonel William P. Lyon.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General HORATIO P. VAN. CLEVE.
23rd Missouri, Major Jacob A. Trumbo.
115th Ohio, Colonel Jackson A. Lucy.
4th Tennessee, $ Major Michael L. Patterson.
31st Wisconsin, Major George D. Rogers.
Artillery.
Captain JAMES E. WHITE.
Indiana Light, 12th Battery, Lieutenant James A. Dunwoody.
Indiana Light, 20th Battery, Lieutenant John I. Morris.
1st Michigan Light, Battery E, Captain John J. Ely.
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*At Bridgeport, Ala., Major Walker E. Lawrence commanding.
+At Calhoun, Tenn.
++Detachment 42nd Indiana attached.
$At Knoxville, Tenn.
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