Weekly report of effective force of Fourth Army Corps, &c.-Continued.

Artillery.

Command. Offi- Men. Total.

cers.

Headquarters Fourth Army Corps, ... ... ...

Brigadier General T. J. Wood.

Headquarters First Division, ... ... ...

Brigadier General N. Kimball.

First Brigade, Colonel I. M. ... ... ...

Kirby.

Second Brigade, Brigadier ... ... ...

General W. C. Whitaker.

Third Brigade, Brigadier General ... ... ...

W. Grose.

Total. ... ... ...

Headquarters Second Division, ... ... ...

Brigadier General W. L.

Elliott.

First Brigade, Colonel E. ... ... ...

Opdycke.

Second Brigade, Colonel J. Q. ... ... ...

Lane.

Third Brigade. Colonel J. ... ... ...

Conrad.

Total. ... ... ...

Headquarters Third Division, ... ... ...

Brigadier General Samuel

Beatty.

First Brigade, Colonel A. D. ... ... ...

Streight.

Second Brigade, Colonel P. ... ... ...

Sidney Post.

Third Brigade, Colonel Fred. ... ... ...

Knefler.

Total ... ... ...

Artillery Brigade, Captain Lyman 25 756 781

Bridges.

Grand total. 25 756 781

Total.

Command. Offi- Men. Aggre-

cers. gate.

Headquarters Fourth Army Corps, 20 122 142

Brigadier General T. J. Wood.

Headquarters First Division, 12 80 92

Brigadier General N. Kimball.

First Brigade, Colonel I. M. 95 1,532 1,627

Kirby.

Second Brigade, Brigadier Gne. 92 2,378 2,470

W. C. Whitaker.

Third Brigade, Brigadier General 102 2,140 2,242

W. Grose.

Total. 301 6,130 6,431

Headquarters Second Division, 14 45 59

Brigadier General W. L.

Elliott.

First Brigade, Colonel E. 83 1,498 1,581

Opdycke.

Second Brigade, Colonel J. Q. 88 1,451 1,539

Lane.

Third Brigade. Colonel J. 67 1,326 1,393

Conrad.

Total. 252 4,320 4,572

Headquarters Third Division, 15 203 218

Brigadier General Samuel

Beatty.

First Brigade, Colonel A. D. 82 1,646 1,728

Streight.

Second Brigade, Colonel P. 83 1,631 1,714

Sidney Post.

Third Brigade, Colonel Fred. 58 866 924

Knefler.

Total 238 4,346 4,584

Artillery Brigade, Captain Lyman 33 883 916

Bridges.

Grand total. 844 15,801 16,645

Command. Horses. Guns.

Headquarters Fourth Army Corps, ... ...

Brigadier General T. J. Wood.

Headquarters First Division, ... ...

Brigadier General N. Kimball.

First Brigade, Colonel I. M. ... ...

Kirby.

Second Brigade, Brigadier Gne. ... ...

W. C. Whitaker.

Third Brigade, Brigadier General ... ...

W. Grose.

Total. ... ...

Headquarters Second Division, ... ...

Brigadier General W. L.

Elliott.

First Brigade, Colonel E. ... ...

Opdycke.

Second Brigade, Colonel J. Q. ... ...

Lane.

Third Brigade. Colonel J. ... ...

Conrad.

Total. ... ...

Headquarters Third Division, ... ...

Brigadier General Samuel

Beatty.

First Brigade, Colonel A. D. ... ...

Streight.

Second Brigade, Colonel P. ... ...

Sidney Post.

Third Brigade, Colonel Fred. ... ...

Knefler.

Total ... ...

Artillery Brigade, Captain Lyman 587 30

Bridges.

Grand total. ... ...

TH. J. WOOD,

Brigadier-General of Volunteers, Commanding.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE OHIO,
In the Field, Nashville, December 12, 1864.

Major-General THOMAS:

My signal officers report that the enemy withdrew all but a picket-line from the advance works in front of General Wood to-day, and that they are constructing a second line in rear, which they appear to occupy in force. They also report the enemy's camp-fires extending several miles up the river, and observed the movement of troops and trains in that direction to day. The reports are rather indefinite. I have ordered a more careful examination ot be made early in the morning, and will also go ut early myself. I think the river should be guarded very carefully from here to Gallatin, and for a short distance above that point, though it seems hardly possible that Hood can attempt any move at this time.

J. M. SCHOFIELD,

Major-General.