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DISTRICT OF MEMPHIS.
Brigadier General JAMES C. VEATCH.
Infantry.
63rd Illinois, Colonel Joseph B. McCown.
87th Illinois,* Colonel John E. Whiting.
101st Illinois, Company A, Captain John B. Le Sage.
109th Illinois, Colonel Alexander J. Nimmo.
117th Illinois, Colonel Risdon M. Moore.
120th Illinois, Colonel George W. McKeaig.
130th Illinois, Colonel Nathaniel Niles.
25th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel John Rheinlander.
89th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Hervey Craven.
95th Ohio, Colonel William L. McMillen.
Cavalry.
2nd Illinois (Companies A, c, e, f, g, and H), Major John J. Mudd.
10th Missouri, Colonel Florence M. Cornyn.
3rd United States, Colonel Marshall S. Howe.
SEVENTEENTH ARMY CORPS. +
Major General JAMES B. McPHERSON.
ESCORT.
Ohio Cavalry, 4th Independent Company, Captain John S. Foster.
THIRD DIVISION. #
Brigadier General John A. LOGAN.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General ISHAM N. HAYNIE.
20th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Evan Richards.
31st Illinois, Colonel Lyndorf Ozburn.
45th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Jasper A. Maltby.
124th Illinois, Colonel Thomas J. Sloan.
23rd Indiana, Colonel William L. Sanderson.
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel MORTIMER D. LEGGETT.
30th Illinois, Colonel Elias S. Dennis.
20th Ohio, Colonel Manning F. Force.
68th Ohio, Colonel Robert K. Scott.
78th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Zachariah M. Chandler.
THIRD Brigade.
Colonel John D. STEVENSON.
8th Illinois, Colonel P. Sidney Post.
81st Illinois, Colonel James J. Dollins.
7th Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel William S. Oliver.
32nd Ohio, Colonel Benjamin F. Potts.
Artillery.
Major CHARLES J. STOLBRAND.
1st Illinois, Battery D, Captain Henry A. Rogers.
2nd Illinois, Battery G, Captain Frederick Sparrestrom.
2nd Illinois, Battery L, Captain William H. Bolton.
1st Michigan, Battery H, Captain Samuel De Golyer.
3rd Ohio Battery, Captain William S. Williams.
Escort.
2nd Illinois Cavalry, Company A, Captain John R. Hotaling.
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* On department return for this date, but not reported on district return.
+ Constituted December 22, 1862. Major-General McPherson assumed command January 11, 1863. Headquarters, January 31, at Memphis, Tenn.
# At Memphis, Tenn.
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