should be made with promptness and vigor, so that the desired positions may be gained and secured before the enemy can bring a strong force to oppose the movement.

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By command of Major- General Schofield:

J. A. CAMPBELL,

Major and Assistant Adjutant General.

GENERAL ORDERS,
HDQRS. FIFTEENTH ARMY CORPS, Numbers 34.
Near Kenesaw Mountain, Ga., June 30, 1864.

I. Captain Horation N. Wheeler, assistant adjutant- general of U. S. Volunteers,is hereby announced on duty at these headquarters. He will be obeyed and respected accordingly.

II. First Lieutenant William B. Pratt, Thirty- first Missouri Volunteer Infantry, is assigned to duty as acting aide- de- camp in the field, and will be respected accordingly.

III. Captain Frank C. Gillette, One hundred and twenty- seventh Regiment Illinois Volunteers,is hereby appointed provost marshal Fifteenth Army Corps, and will be respected accordingly.

By order of Major General John A. Logan:

R. R. TOWNES,

Assistant Adjutant- General.

Consolidated semi- monthly field report of Artillery in the Army of the Ohio for June 30, 1864.

Effective force.

Battery. Division Office Men. Guns. Caiss

. rs. ons.

19th Ohio Second 4 93 4 4

22nd Indiana ..do.. 1 116 4 4

1st Michigan (F) ..do.. 4 101 4 4

1st Ohio Vol. Light Third.. 4 111 4 4

Art. (D)

23rd Indiana ..do.. 3 116 4 4

15th Indiana ..do.. 4 106 4 5

24th Indiana Cavalry 3 115 4 4

Corps.

Total ...... 23 758 28 29

Casualties.

Men.

Battery. Rounds Horses. Offi Kille Wound Lous

of cers d. ed. s of

ammunit woun hors

ion on ded. es.

hand.

19th Ohio 512 62 ... 1 4 ..

22nd Indiana 512 91 ... ... ... ..

1st Michigan (F) 800 71 1 1 1 ..

1st Ohio Vol. 800 76 ... ... 1 ..

Light Art. (D)

23rd Indiana 512 73 ... ... ... ..

15th Indiana 926 77 ... ... 1 4

24th Indiana 800 60 ... ... ... ..

Total 4,862 510 1 2 7 4

Certify that the above report is correct.

G. W. SCHOFIELD,

Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of Artillery and Ordnance,

Department of the Ohio.