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Abstract from monthly return of the Fourteenth Army Corps, &c.-Continued.

Present for duty.

Command. Officers Men Aggregate Aggregat

present e

for duty. present.

THIRD DIVISION.

Brig. General H. P.

VAN CLEVE.

Infantry (three 165 2,996 3,161 3,578

brigades)

Artillery 8 301 309 336

Total Third Division 173 3,297 3,470 3,914

Total Left Wing 721 12,340 13,061 14,308

NASHVILLE, TENN.

Brig. General ROBERT

B. MITCHELL.

Infantry 23 496 519 721

Cavalry 2 51 53 70

Artillery 10 296 306 415

Total post forces, 35 843 878 1,262

Nashville

BOWLING GREEN, KY.

Brig. General MAHLON

D. MANSON.

Staff 8 --- 8 8

Infantry 87 1,471 1,558 3,565

Cavalry 15 219 234 619

Artillery 1 31 32 35

Total post forces, 111 1,721 1,832 4,227

Bowling Green*

RESERVE FORCES.

Regular Brigade 36 864 900 1,319

Five regiments 106 1,982 2,088 3,354

volunteer infantry

Total reserve 142 2,846 2,988 4,673

infantry

Signal Corps, 32 66 98 109

Captain J. Merrill+

Pioneer Brigade, 96 1,738 1,834 2,949

Captain J. St. C.

Morton+

Chicago Battery, 5 128 133 147

Captain J. H. Stokes

Cavalry, 215 4,210 4,425 7,749

Brig. General D. S.

Stanley

Total unattached 508 9,748 10,256 18,058

forces

Grand total 3,453 63,342 66,795 76,725

Pieces of

artillery.

Command. Aggregate Heavy Field Aggregate

present last

and monthly

absent. return

present

and

absent.

THIRD DIVISION.

Brig. General H. P. VAN

CLEVE.

Infantry (three 8,245 --- --- 9,056

brigades)

Artillery 347 --- --- 362

Total Third Division 8,592 --- --- 9,418

Total Left Wing 28,258 --- --- 30,540

NASHVILLE, TENN.

Brig. General ROBERT B.

MITCHELL.

Infantry 777 --- --- 782

Cavalry 70 --- --- 69

Artillery 415 8 4 421

Total post forces, 1,262 8 4 1,272

Nashville

BOWLING GREEN, KY.

Brig. General MAHLON D.

MANSON.

Staff 8 --- --- 8

Infantry 3,565 --- --- 3,580

Cavalry 619 --- --- 619

Artillery 35 --- --- 35

Total post forces, 4,227 --- --- 4,242

Bowling Green*

RESERVE FORCES.

Regular Brigade 1,319 --- --- 1,319

Five regiments 3,354 --- --- 3,363

volunteer infantry

Total reserve infantry 4,673 --- --- 4,682

Signal Corps, Captain 109 --- --- ---

J. Merrill+

Pioneer Brigade, 2,949 --- --- ---

Captain J. St. C.

Morton+

Chicago Battery, 147 --- 7 ---

Captain J. H. Stokes

Cavalry, Brig. General 7,749 --- --- 7,798

D. S. Stanley

Total unattached 18,058 8 11 17,994

forces

Grand total 123,402 8 59 127,344

LOUISVILLE, KY., December 31, 1862.

Colonel STAGER:

Scouts just arrived say Morgan still in Bardstown. Pickets say will remain four of five days resting men. Evidently expects re-enforcements. Force said to be near Elizabethtown. Special from Nashville represents Rosecrans having advanced within 8 miles. One from Murfreesborough, dated 29th, says, "General battle expected 30th at Stone's River, front of Murfreesborough. Two scouts just in say Forrest, with 9,000 men, is at Elizabethtown." Special too long to copy.

SAM. BRUCH.

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*Also reported as in Department of the Ohio.

+Signal Corps and Pioneer Brigade are not included in total.

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