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THIRD DIVISION.
First Brigade.
11th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
24th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
34th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
46th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
29th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry.
Second Brigade.
47th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
56th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
24th Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
28th Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
87th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
Artillery.
16th Ohio Battery.
Company E, 2nd Illinois Artillery.
Company A, 1st Missouri Artillery.
2nd Ohio Battery.
FORTH DIVISION.
First Brigade.
60th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
16th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
96th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
67th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
23rd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry.
17th Ohio Battery.
Second Brigade.
19th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry.
48th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
77th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
97th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
130th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
1st U. S. Infantry.
CAVALRY BRIGADE.
2nd Illinois Cavalry.
6th Missouri Cavalry.
3rd Illinois Cavalry.
15th Illinois Cavalry.
Company A, 36th Illinois Cavalry.
Company C, 1st Indiana Cavalry.
Company C, 4th Indiana Cavalry.
[Inclosure Numbers 2.]
Present state of the Thireteenth Army Corps.
FIRST DIVISION.
First Brigade.
8th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
18th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
33rd Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
99th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
Second Brigade.
11th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry.
21st Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
22nd Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
23rd Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
Third Brigade.
49th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
69th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
16th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
114th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
Artillery.
7th Michigan Battery.
Company A, 2nd Illinois Artillery.
1st Wisconsin Battery
1st Indiana Battery.
16th Ohio Battery.
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