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Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c.- Continued.
BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS, MAY 5-7, 1864-Continued.
Captured
Killed Wounded or missing.
Command. Off Men Off Men Of Men Agg
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NINTH ARMY CORPS.*
Major General AMBROSE
E. BURNSIDE
PROVOST GUARD.
8th U. S. Infantry.+
FIRST DIVISION
Brigadier General
THOMAS G. STEVENSON
First Brigade.
Colonel SUMNER
CARRUTH.#
Colonel JACOB P. GOULD.
35th Massachusetts@
56th Massachusetts
57th Massachusetts
59th Massachusetts
4th United States
10th United States.
Total First Brigade.
Second Brigade.
Colonel DANIEL LEASURE.
3rd Maryland.
21st Massachusetts
100th Pennsylvania
Total Second Brigade.
Artillery.
Maine Light, 2nd Battery
(B)+
Massachusetts Light,
14th Battery+
Total First Division.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General
ROBERT B. POTTER.
First Brigade
Colonel ZENAS R.
BLISS.#
Colonel JOHN I. CURTIN.
36th Massachusetts
58th Massachusetts
51st New York
45th Pennsylvania
48th Pennsylvania
7th Rhode Island//
Total First Brigade.
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*Under the direct orders of Lieutenant-General Grant.
+Loss, if any, not of record.
#Sun-track May 6.
@Train guard; not engaged.
||Including 2 men wounded, assigned from 46th New York
//Train guard.
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