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Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c. -Continued.
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TENTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General ANDREW J.
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First Brigade.
Brigadier General STEPHEN G.
BURBRIDGE.
16th Indiana --- --- --- 2 --- 2
60th Indiana* --- --- --- --- --- ---
67th Indiana --- --- --- 2 --- 2
83rd Ohio --- --- --- 3 --- 3
96th Ohio* --- --- --- --- --- ---
23rd Wisconsin --- --- --- 1 --- 1
Total First Brigade --- --- --- 8 --- 8
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM J. LANDRAM.
77th Illinois+ --- --- --- --- --- ---
97th Illinois --- --- --- 6 2 8
108th Illinois --- --- --- 1 5 6
130th Illinois --- --- 1 --- 1 2
19th Kentucky --- 2 1 12 --- 15
48th Ohio+ --- --- --- --- --- ---
Total SECOND Brigade --- 2 2 19 8 31
Artillery.
Illinois Light Artillery,
Chicago Mercantile Battery+ --- --- --- --- --- ---
Ohio Light Artillery, 17th
Battery+ --- --- --- --- --- ---
Cavalry.
4th Indiana Cavalry, Company C+ --- --- --- --- --- ---
Total Tenth DIVISION --- 2 2 27 8 39
TWELFTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALVIN P.
HOVEY.
Escort.
1st Indiana Cavalry, Company C+ --- --- --- --- --- ---
First Brigade.
Brigadier General GEORGE F.
McGinnis.
11th Indiana --- 1 --- 23 1 25
24th Indiana --- 5 --- 18 --- 23
34th Indiana --- 6 3 42 --- 51
46th Indiana --- 8 1 35 --- 44
29th Wisconsin --- 10 3 62 --- 75
Ohio Light Artillery, 2nd
Battery --- --- --- 3 --- 3
Ohio Light Artillery, 16th
Battery+ --- --- --- --- --- ---
Total First Brigade --- 30 7 183 1 221
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel JAMES R. SLACK.
47th Indiana --- 5 --- 20 1 26
24th Iowa --- 1 --- 5 --- 6
28th Iowa --- 3 --- 14 3 20
56th Ohio --- 6 --- 23 7 36
2nd Illinois Light Artillery,
Battery A --- 1 --- --- --- 1
1st Missouri Light Artillery,
Battery A+ --- --- --- --- --- ---
Total SECOND Brigade --- 16 --- 62 11 89
Total Twelfth DIVISION --- 46 7 245 12 310
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*Detached.
+No loss reported.
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