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TWENTY-THIRD ARMY CORPS.*
Major General JOHN M. SCHOFIELD.
ENGINEER BATTALION.
Captain CHARLES E. McALESTER.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Captain WILLIAM G. McCREARY.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General THOMAS H. RUGER.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH A. COOPER.
130th Indiana, Colonel Charles S. Parrish.
25th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin F. Orcutt.
99th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel John E. Cummins.
3rd Tennessee, Colonel William Cross.
6th Tennessee [seven companies], Lieutenant
Colonel Edward Maynard.
Second Brigade.
Colonel ORLANDO H. MOORE.
107th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Francis H. Lowry.
80th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Alfred D. Owen.
129th Indiana, Colonel Charles A. Zollinger.
23rd Michigan, Colonel Oliver L. Spaulding.
111th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Isaac R. Sherwood.
118th Ohio, Major Edgar Sowers.
Third Brigade.
Colonel SILAS A. STRICKLAND.
72nd Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Stockton.
91st Indiana, Colonel John Mehringer.
123rd Indiana, Colonel John C. McQuiston.
44th Missouri, Colonel Robert C. Bradshaw.
50th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton S. Gillespie.
183rd Ohio, Colonel George W. Hoge.
Artillery.
Indiana Light,22nd Battery, Captain Edward W. Nicholson.
1st Michigan Light, Battery F, Captain Byron D. Paddock.
Ohio Light,19th Battery, Lieutenant Frank Wilson.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General JACOB D. COX.+
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES W. REILLY.
12th Kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel Laurence H.
Rousseau.
16th Kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel John S. White.
100th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin L. Hayes.
104th Ohio, Colonel Oscar W. Sterl.
8th Tennessee, Captain James W. Berry.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOHN S. CASEMENT.
65th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel W. Scott Stewart.
65th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel John W. Hammond.
124th Indiana, Colonel John M. Orr.
103rd Ohio, Captain Henry S. Pickands.
5th Tennessee, Major David G. Bowers.
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*Or Army of the Ohio.
+In temporary command of Twenty-third Army Corps,vice Major General John M. Schofield, commanding U. S.forces at Franklin.
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