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First Colored Brigade,
Col. Thomas J. Morgan.
14th U. S. Colored Troops.
Rjth IT. S. Colored Troops. 1 *17th U. S. Colored Troops.
18th U. S. Colored Troops (battalion).44th U. S. Colored Troops.
Second Colored Brigade.Col. Charles R. Thompson.12th U. S. Colored Troops.13th U. S. Colored Troops.100th U. S. Colored Troops.
SECOND BRIGADE, FOURTH DIVISION. TWENTIETH ARMY CORPS.Colonel EDWIN C. MASON.
Unattached.
3d Kentucky . 173d Ohio . Veteran Reserve Corps.
GARRISON ARTILLERY.
Major JOHN J. ELY.
Indiana Light Artillery. 2d Battery.Indiana Light Artillery, 4th Battery.Indiana Light Infantry, 12th Battery.Indiana Light Artillery, 21st Battery.Indiana Light Artillery, 22d Battery.Indiana Light Artillery, 24th Battery.
1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery F.1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery E.
Ohio Light Artillery, 20th Battery.
1st Tennessee Light Artillery, Battery C.1st Tennessee Light Artillery, Battery D.2d U. S. Colored Lt. Artillery, Battery A.
QUARTERMASTER’S DIVISION, aColonel JAMES L. DONALDSON.
CAVALRY CORPS.
Brevet Major-General JAMES H. WILSON .Escort.
FIRST DIVISION. 3First Brigade.
Brigadier-General Joijn T. Croxton.
Illinois Lt. Art., Board of Trade Bat. 8th Iowa . 2d Michigan .4th Kentucky (mounted infantry). 1st Tennessee.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Brigadier-General EDWARD HATCH.
First Brigade. Second Brigade. Artillery.
Col. Robert R. Stewart. Col. Datus E. Coon. 1st Illinois , Battery I.3d Illinois . 6th Illinois .
i Detached with pontoon train.
3 Composed of quartermaster’s employes.
3 The Second and Third Brigades of this division, under the division com-mander, Brigadier-General L\ M. McCook, were absent on an expedition intoWestern Kentucky.