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Effective forces of infantry and artillery,&c.-Continued.
Command. Strength. Killed and Percentage.
wounded.
LEFT WING.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier-General WOOD.
1st Brigade, Brigadier- 1,701 343 20.17
General Hascall.
2nd Brigade, Colonel 1,644 329 20.00
Wagner.
3rd Brigade, Colonel 1,747 454 26.00
Harker.
Total division. 5,092 1,126 22.11
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier-General PALMER
1st Brigade, Brigadier- 1,207 255 21.12
General Cruft.
2nd Brigade, Colonel 1,385 336 24.25
Hazen.
3rd Brigade, Colonel 1,768 516 29.18
Grose.
Total division. 4,360 1,107 25.40
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier-General VAN
CLEVE.
1st Brigade, Col. S. Beatty 1,216 411 33.80
2nd Brigade, Colonel 798 288 36.09
Fyffe
3rd Brigade, Colonel 1,822 342 18.75
Matthews [Price].
Total division. 3,836 1,041 27.14
Total left wing. 13,288 3,274 29.64
PIONEER BRIGADE.
Captain Morton. 1,700 30 1.75
CAVALRY.
Cavalry. 3,200 84 2.60
RECAPITULATION.
Right wing................................................ 15,944
Center corps.............................................. 10,868
Left wing................................................. 13,288
Pioneer Brigade........................................... 1,700
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Total infantry and artillery.............................. 41,800
Cavalry division.......................................... 3,200
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Total..................................................... 45,000
Deducting wagon guard..................................... 1,600
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Total..................................................... 43,400
Combined loss, killed and wounded, 8,788, or 20.22 per cent. of the forces engaged.*
Names specially mentioned for important services and particular acts,&c., in official reports.
Name and rank. Regiment or Service performed.
detachment.
R. W. Johnson,brigadier- For gallant
general. conduct during the
P. H. Sheridan,brigadier
Commanding
battle,and for-general. division in the prompt support and
right wing. conscientious
Jefferson C. Davis, attention to duty
brigadier-general. during their
service with the
right wing.
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*But see revised statement,p.207.
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