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A. McCook, 2d Division

B. Nelson, 4th Division,

C. Crittenden, 5th Division

D. Wood, 6th Division

E. Terrill’s Battery*

F. Mendenhall’s Battery,

G. Bartlett’s Battery,

H. McClernand, 1st Division,

I. W. H. L. Wallace, 2d Div.

K. Lew Wallace, 3d Division, I 'jS

L. Hurlbut, 4th Division,

M. Sherman, 5th Division

N. Prentiss, 6th Division

O . McArthur.

P. Oglesby.

Q. Birge’s Sharpshooters (14 th Mo.)

R. 13th Missouri.

S. 43d Illinois

T. McDowell

U. Stuart.

V. Thompson’s & Thurber’s Batteries

W. McAllister’s Battery

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1. Attack at the Landing, evening of the6th.

2. Night of the 6th, and morning of the7th, before the advance. At thatperiod the Confederates, for themost part, occupied the variouscaptured camps

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