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Third Brigade.
Colonel JACOB SHARPE.
38th Massachusetts, Colonel T. Ingragam.
128th New York, Lieutenant Colonel J. P. Foster.
156th New York, Colonel Jacob Sharpe.
175th New York, Lieutenant Colonel J. A. Foster.
176th New York, Colonel Charles C. Nott.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General M. K. LAWLER.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General A. L. LEE.
23rd Iowa, Colonel Samuel L. Glasgow.
42nd Ohio, Colonel L. A. Sheldon.
7th Kentucky, Colonel Reuben May.
37th Illinois, Colonel John C. Black.
35th Wisconsin, Colonel Henry Orff.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General R. A. CAMERON.
49th Indiana, Colonel James Keigwin.
69th Indiana, Colonel T. W. Bennett.
22nd Kentucky, Colonel G. W. Monroe.
16th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel P. Kershner.
120th Ohio, Colonel Willard Slocum.
114th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Kelly.
Third Brigade.
Colonel F. M. MOORE.
83rd Ohio, Colonel F. W. Moore.
67th Indiana, Major Francis A. Sears.
96th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel A. H. Brown.
34th Iowa, Colonel George W. Clark.
77th Illinois, Colonel D. P. Grier.
130th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Matheny.
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6. Brigadier General G. F. McGinnis, U. S. Volunteers, is hereby relieved from duty with the Nineteenth Army Corps, and will report in person to the major-general commanding the Department of the Gulf for assignment to duty.
By order of Major General E. R. S. Canby:
C. T. CHRISTENSEN,
Major and Assistant Adjutant-General.
LITTLE ROCK, June 27, 1864.
Colonel J. K. MIZNER,
Commanding, Devall's Bluff:
COLONEL: Price is reported crossing the Saline with 15,000. He is reported at Rockport whit 4,000 and one battery. It is said that Fagan has twenty-three pieces. They say they are going to give us a fourth of July celebration. Is there any news from General Carr? I shall not order the force to Augusta as he requests, for the present, at least, and he better not go beyond the reach of my dispatches. I wish you would let me know if there is a fast boat at your post that could be sent with dispatches to General Canby. Ask Captain Bache if it is safe for boats to go out of White River now without convoy. I will send you instructions as soon as your answer is received.
FRED'K STEELE,
Major-General.
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