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JULY 18, 1864-10.30 a. m.
Captain CASE:
See heavy column of dust on the roads converging beyond Kyle's Brigade; also at or near Howell's Bridge. Troops (if dust is caused by them) are moving in a large body toward Kyle's Bridge and Stone Mountain, apparently five miles from this point.
Yours, respectfully,
SAM. F. REBER,
Captain and Acting Signal Officer.
Estimated strength of Hood's army.*
HARDEE'S CORPS.
First Division, Cheatham's:
Maney's brigade.............................. 1,200
Strahl's brigade............................. 1,000
Wright's brigade............................. 1,400
Vaughan's brigade............................ 1,200
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4,800
Second Division, Cleburne's:
Polk's brigade............................... 1,000
Govan's brigade.............................. 1,200
Lowrey's brigade............................. 1,500
Granbury's brigade........................... 1,200
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4,900
Third Division, Walker's:
Mercer's brigade............................. 2,000
Stevens' brigade............................. 1,500
Jackson's brigade............................ 1,000
Gist's brigade............................... 1,200
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5,700
Fourth Division, Bates's:
Lewis' brigade............................... 700
Finley brigade............................... 1,000
Tyler's brigade.............................. 1,300
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3,000
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18,400
HOOD'S CORPS.
First Division, Hindman's:
Deas' brigade................................ 1,200
Manigualt's brigade.......................... 1,200
Tucker's brigade............................. 1,000
Walthall's brigade........................... 1,200
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4,600
Second Division, Stevenson's:
Comming's brigade............................ 1,500
Brown's brigade.............................. 800
Baker's brigade.............................. 1,000
Reynolds' brigade............................ 1,200
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4,500
Third Division, Stewart's:
Gibson's brigade............................. 800
Stovall's brigade............................ 1,200
Clayton's brigade............................ 1,500
Moore's brigade.............................. 1,000
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4,500
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13,600
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*Memorandum found by Union forces in an old camp July 18, 1864, and filed with records of the Army of the Cumberland.
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