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Weekly report of effective force of the Department of the Cumberland, &c.- Continued.
Artillery. Total.
Command. Officer Men. Total. Office Men.
s. rs.
Reserve Brigade, ... ... ... 31 646
Colonel H. Le
Favour.
Post Chattanooga, 22 575 597 93 2,046
Colonel T. R.
Stanley.
14th U. S. Colored ... ... ... 23 540
Troops, Colonel
T. J. Morgan.
16th U. S. Colored ... ... ... 28 579
Troops, Colonel
William B. Raw.
Total. 22 575 597 175 3,811
Fourth Army Corps:
Headquarters, ... ... ... 20 165
Major General O.
O. Howard.
First Division, 6 259 265 346 5,677
Major General D.
S. Stanley.
Second Division, 5 247 252 296 3,584
Brigadier General
John Newton.
Third Division, 4 264 268 376 6,355
Brigadier General
T. J. Wood.
Total. 15 770 785 1,038 14,781
Fourteenth Army
Corps:
Headquarters, ... ... ... 23 445
Major General J.
M. Palmer.
First Division, ... ... ... 291 5,281
Brigadier General
R. W. Johnson.
Second Division, ... ... ... 292 5,320
Brigadier General
J. C. Davis.
Third Division, ... ... ... 367 6,113
Brigadier General
A. Baird.
Artillery corps. 17 726 743 17 726
Detached Infantry, ... ... ... 73 1,155
railroad train
guards, &c.
Total. 17 726 743 1,063 19,040
Twentieth Army
Corps:
Headquarters, ... ... ... 22 255
Major General
Joseph Hooker
First Division, 6 276 282 302 4,632
Brigadier General
A. S. Williams.
Second Division, 7 269 276 178 3,220
Brigadier General
J. W. Geary.
Third Division, 8 245 253 270 4,821
Brigadier General
W. T. Ward.
Total. 21 790 811 772 12,928
Cavalry Corps:
Headquarters, ... ... ... 10 32
Brigadier General
W. L. Elliott.
First Division, ... ... ... 98 1,357
Brigadier General
E. M. McCook.
Second Division, ... ... ... 189 4,250
Brigadier General
K. Garrard.
Third Division, ... ... ... 114 1,992
Colonel W. W.
Lowe.
Fourth Division 4 127 131 102 2,019
(detach),
Brigadier General
A. C. Gillem.
Total. 4 127 131 513 9,650
Engineer Troops:
Michigan Engineers ... ... ... 53 1,199
and Mechanics,
Colonel William
P. Innes.
Pioneer ... ... ... 18 396
Brigade, Captain
O'Connell.
Engineer Brigade, ... ... ... 70 1,295
Colonel J. B.
Culber.
Total. ... ... ... 141 2,890
District of
Tennessee:
Headquarters, ... ... ... 12 45
Major General R.
H. Milroy.
Fourth Division, 5 220 225 163 4,173
Twentieth Army
Corps, Major
General R. H.
Milroy.
Post Nashville, 18 493 511 128 2,706
Brigadier General
J. F. Miller.
Command. Aggregat Horses. Guns.
e.
Reserve Brigade, 677 ... ...
Colonel H. Le
Favour.
Post Chattanooga, 2,139 30 79
Colonel T. R.
Stanley.
14th U. S. Colored 563 ... ...
Troops, Colonel
T. J. Morgan.
16th U. S. Colored 667 ... ...
Troops, Colonel
William B. Raw.
Total. 3,986 30 79
Fourth Army Corps:
Headquarters, 185 ... ...
Major General O.
O. Howard.
First Division, 6,023 174 10
Major General D.
S. Stanley.
Second Division, 3,880 225 10
Brigadier General
John Newton.
Third Division, 5,731 207 9
Brigadier General
T. J. Wood.
Total. 15,819 606 29
Fourteenth Army
Corps:
Headquarters, 468 ... ...
Major General J.
M. Palmer.
First Division, 5,572 ... ....
Brigadier General
R. W. Johnson.
Second Division, 5,612 ... ...
Brigadier General
J. C. Davis.
Third Division, 6,480 ... ...
Brigadier General
A. Baird.
Artillery corps. 743 468 30
Detached Infantry, 1,228 ... ...
railroad train
guards, &c.
Total. 20,103 468 30
Twentieth Army
Corps:
Headquarters, 277 58 ...
Major General
Joseph Hooker
First Division, 4,934 177 12
Brigadier General
A. S. Williams.
Second Division, 3,398 191 12
Brigadier General
J. W. Geary.
Third Division, 5,091 205 12
Brigadier General
W. T. Ward.
Total. 13,700 631 36
Cavalry Corps:
Headquarters, 42 45 ...
Brigadier General
W. L. Elliott.
First Division, 1,455 1,394 6
Brigadier General
E. M. McCook.
Second Division, 4,439 4,574 6
Brigadier General
K. Garrard.
Third Division, 2,106 1,419 4
Colonel W. W.
Lowe.
Fourth Division 2,121 1,520 6
(detach),
Brigadier General
A. C. Gillem.
Total. 10,163 8,952 22
Engineer Troops:
Michigan Engineers 1,252 ... ...
and Mechanics,
Colonel William
P. Innes.
Pioneer 414 ... ...
Brigade, Captain
O'Connell.
Engineer Brigade, 1,365 ... ...
Colonel J. B.
Culber.
Total. 3,031 ... ...
District of
Tennessee:
Headquarters, 57 ... ...
Major General R.
H. Milroy.
Fourth Division, 4,336 195 12
Twentieth Army
Corps, Major
General R. H.
Milroy.
Post Nashville, 2,834 97 31
Brigadier General
J. F. Miller.
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