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THIRD DIVISION. a
Brigadier General JOHN E. SMITH.
Escort.
4th Missouri Cavalry, Company F, Lieutenant Alexander Mueller.
First Brigade.
Colonel JESSE I. ALEXANDER.b
Colonel JOSEPH B. McCOWN.
63rd Illinois:
Colonel Joseph B. McCown.
Lieutenant Colonel James Isaminger.
48th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Edward J. Wood.
59th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Jefferson K. Scott.
4th Minnesota:
Lieutenant Colonel John E. Tourtellotte.
Major James C. Edson.
18th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Jackson.
Second Brigade.
Colonel GREEN B. RAUM.
13th Illinois (detachment), c Lieutenant Mark M. Evans.
56th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel John P. Hall.
17th Iowa, Colonel Clark R. Wever.
10th Missouri:
Colonel Francis C. Deimling.
24th Missouri, Company E, d Lieutenant Daniel Driscoll.
80th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Pren Metham.
Third Brigade. e
Brigadier General CHARLES L. MATTHIES. f
Colonel BENJAMIN D. DEAN. g
Colonel JABEZ BANBURY. h
93rd Illinois:
Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas C. Buswell.
Major James M. Fisher.
5th Iowa: i
Colonel Jabez Banbury.
Lieutenant Colonel Ezekiel S. Sampson.
10th Iowa:
Lieutenant Colonel Paris P. Henderson.
Lieutenant David H. Emry.
26th Missouri:
Lieutenant Colonel John McFall.
Colonel Benjamin D. Dean.
Lieutenant Colonel John McFall.
Artillery.
Captain HENRY DILLON.
Wisconsin Light, 6th Battery:
Lieutenant Samuel F. Clark.
Lieutenant James G. Simpson.
Wisconsin Light, 12th Battery, Captain William Zickerick.
Cavalry.
5th Ohio, Colonel Thomas T. Heath.
a At Cartersville and other points in the rear of the advancing army. b resigned September 1. c Attached to 56th Illinois from June 11. d Attached to 10th Missouri. e Discontinued August, 1864, the 93rd Illinois being transferred to the First Brigade and the 10th Iowa and 26th Missouri to the Second Brigade. f Assumed command of U. S. Forces at Decatur, Ala., May 13. g In command May 15 to 31 and from July 25. h In command from June 1 to July 25. i Transferred to the Department of the Cumberland July 12.
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