Abstract from return of the Department of the Cumberland, &c.-Continued.

Present for duty.

Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate

present.

Twenty-first Army

Corps, Major

General Thomas L.

Crittenden:

Staff

(Murfreesborough, 10

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10

Tenn.).

First Division,

Brigadier General

Milo S. Hascall 210 4,019 5,117

(near

Murfreesborough,

Tenn.).

Second Division,

Brigadier General

Charles Cruft (near 234 3,997 5,069

Murfreesborough,

Tenn.).

Third Division,

Colonel Samuel 151 3,347 4,353

Beatty (near

Murfreesborough,

Tenn.).

Total Twenty-first 605 11,363 14,549

Army Corps.

Post of Nashville,

Brigadier General

Robert B. Mitchell:

Infantry. 36 671 967

Cavalry. 1 28 33

Artillery Reserve. 8 270 325

Total post forces, 45 969 1,325

Nashville.

Post of Gallatin,

Brigadier General

Eleazer A. Paine:

Staff. 1

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6

Infantry. 141 2,463 3,392

Artillery. 1 64 76

Total post forces, 143 2,527 3,474

Gallatin.

Post of Clarksville,

Brigadier General

Sanders D. Bruce:

Infantry. 66 1,279 1,650

Cavalry. 32 582 840

Artillery. 2 78 82

Total post forces, 100 1,939 2,572

Clarksville*.

Bowling Green, Ky.,

Brigadier General

Mahlon D. Manson:

Infantry. 100 1,676 2,540

Cavalry. 1 46 52

Total post forces, 101 1,722 2,592

Bowling Green*.

Cavalry Division,

Brigadier General 222 4,327 5,816

David S. Stanley.

Chicago Battery,

Captain James H. 4 105 122

Stokes.

Michigan Engineers

and Mechanics, 22 406 529

Colonel William P.

Innes.

Signal Corps, 30 64 103

Captain Jesse

Merrill+.

Pioneer Brigade,

Captain James St. 48 800 1,216

C. Morton+.

Total unattached 637 11,995 16,430

forces.

CONTINUATION:

Aggregate Aggregate Pieces of

Command. present and last return. field

absent. artillery.

Twenty-first Army

Corps, Major

General Thomas L.

Crittenden:

Staff

(Murfreesborough, 10 9

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Tenn.).

First Division,

Brigadier General

Milo S. Hascall 9,397 10,020 18

(near

Murfreesborough,

Tenn.).

Second Division,

Brigadier General

Charles Cruft (near 9,112 9,741 20

Murfreesborough,

Tenn.).

Third Division,

Colonel Samuel 8,555 9,257 16

Beatty (near

Murfreesborough,

Tenn.).

Total Twenty-first 27,074 29,027 54

Army Corps.

Post of Nashville,

Brigadier General

Robert B. Mitchell:

Infantry. 1,076

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Cavalry. 62

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Artillery Reserve. 383

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Total post forces, 1,521

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Nashville.

Post of Gallatin,

Brigadier General

Eleazer A. Paine:

Staff. 6 6

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Infantry. 4,404 4,444

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Artillery. 134 143

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Total post forces, 4,544 4,593

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Gallatin.

Post of Clarksville,

Brigadier General

Sanders D. Bruce:

Infantry. 2,265 2,276

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Cavalry. 1,129 1,128

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Artillery. 96 94

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Total post forces, 3,490 3,498

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Clarksville*.

Bowling Green, Ky.,

Brigadier General

Mahlon D. Manson:

Infantry. 3,194 1,511

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Cavalry. 64 66

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Total post forces, 3,258 1,577

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Bowling Green*.

Cavalry Division,

Brigadier General 9,136 9,074

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David S. Stanley.

Chicago Battery,

Captain James H. 140 140

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Stokes.

Michigan Engineers

and Mechanics, 846 857

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Colonel William P.

Innes.

Signal Corps, 111 111

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Captain Jesse

Merrill+.

Pioneer Brigade,

Captain James St. 2,930 2,952

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C. Morton+.

Total unattached 22,935 19,739

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forces.

RECAPITULATION.

Department

staff and 37 392 505 743 16

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10th Ohio

Volunteers.

Fourteenth 1,384 25,991 33,333 49,028 49,455 42

Army Corps.

Twentieth 648 12,091 15,630 27,122 28,080 24

Army Corps.

Twenty-first 605 11,363 14,549 27,074 29,027 54

Army Corps.

Unattached 637 11,995 16,430 22,935 19,739

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forces.

Grand total. 3,311 61,832 80,447 126, 126, 127

902 317

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*Also borne on return of the Department of the Ohio. See p. 30.

+Not in total.

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